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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-06-28
j he Crops.

While disconnected politicians are dolor-
Ously bewalhug the state Of financial affairs,
the broad acres Of the Union are silently
working ont the wealth of the nation Our
strength lies not in frowning fortresses,
noble ships-of-war, lofty capitolS echoing
with the buncOmb Of theoretical politicians,
nor IN the first enumeration Of dollars, af-
ter the close Of an expensive war but in
the state Of the cOuntrys soil, in the fecun-
dity Of mellow valleys and san-lighted hill
sides, rs we'll as IN blushing gold mines,
flashing fishing banks and waving forests
Where the resounding tramp Of war desc
lated the fields, peace waves her sceptre,
woven Of wheat and corn. Our nations
glory is not revealed III the flash of her
diamonds, in the glitter of her gold, in the
CHI nix Of the almighty dollar, but il the
pink flowers Of the apple and the white
boil OF the cotton III the blue blossom of
the fax and the golden glow Of the corn.
From all sections OF the Union come the
grand tidings that Gods earth has not for
gotten the cry Of the millions The red
battle field is sheeted in white and gold :;
the smoky hill side raises her peaceful ban
ner, and the desert blossoms as the rose
The West reports that the wheat crops are
magnificent; the North that fruit is pien-
tiful the South that the cotton yield will
be large. No longer shall we hear that the
nation fears bankruptcy that the Golfers
are impoverished. The fruitful fields re-
flute the imputation. The fall will bring Il
glorious Thanksgiving. The God who gave
US peace will also not forget us in Our dis
tress. The seapOrts shall be thrown open
to foreign buyers. The old world, learn
ing our success in peace, will send forth
her millions again to supplicate the pre-
ciOus soil. The Secretary of war may lay
down his pen and forsake his proclama-
tons. Howell Cobb may continue in his
cotton field. Lee may govern his college.
Grant may lay aside his sword, and, in
1868, assume the Presidential chair The
armies Of Europe shall be fed with our corn
and be clothed with our cotton. Over all,
God shall reign -Sa vannah RepubIcua.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-06-28

A Paris correspondent Ewrites Sc The
American troupe of riders who have just
arrived in Paris filled two steam vessels
Each one contained sufficient of men, wo-
men, children, beasts and material to form
complete company in case the other went
to the bottom-a curious trait of prudence,
if a little cold headed and hearted. The
gigantic bills which they have brought with
them, in gigantic chromohthography, have
astonished the natives The daily expe
of the troupes are reckoned at G200"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-06-28

A lady in Michigan was stung in the pan
of her eye by honey bee and died IN 1en
minutes.
During the past week 142 boats lett Gum Is
berland, Nd, via canal, with l4,111 IONS
Of coal.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-06-28

Painful accounts come from the West Of
Ireland, where a winter of unusual security
has been experienced. The London Star
says:
Ominously startling features of the for
mer famine are already reappearing. Fe-
yer and nakedness, and the palsied look of
hopefulness, accompanied by chronic hun
ger as of old, while there is the terrible no.
velty of cattle disease, which is so virulent
that the despairing people seldom ever skin
the stricken beasts and sheep, but leave
them unburied where they fall. The i'm
minence. of pestilence from this source is
aggravated from the fact that the carcasses
of pigs dying from the murrain are fed up
on by the most destitute of the sufferers,
for the price of the two local staples of food
namely, potatoes and Indian meal is now
much beyond what the ordinary miserable
wages of the district would supply. But
even such are no longer being earned
there is virtually none There
is no scope for it, and no means of payment,
the few large landed proprietors have to go
without their rents in great part, if not al
together. Emigration has been carried to
its uttermost limits, and further exodus is
for lack of the wherewithal to
sustain it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-06-28

The metaphorical soft side of a pine board
is realized in flannel blankets made from
white pine, which are used in the Vienna
hospitals.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-06-28

The following curious advertisement ap-
pears in newspaper of Paris: Agency
general for international marriages. Hap
piness guaranteed for o year."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1867-06-28

A genuine case Of cholera has occurred
OF NeWburg, Indians.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-17
MIscEILANEOUS.
.ha lnasa.saog q the 5Mo09oa Babies.

4u5 - elrit-41S O4f lily -AtOOuaO4 DaDleSI
The NOON D thOughE byIOif uivess t6iuRu-
enee the life Of a, eiIEd, a, Thus the-ebiId born
on The INST Idaysof the new moon Is fortunate
10 all its undertakings, aud win live long :
one horn ON the ffth day win be vain. and
deccitful; one born on the sixth will live long;
one born on the seventh viii have life of
trouble one born on the ninth will be rich !;
one born on thetenth will be great traveller !;
one born on the eleventh -Will-be dcJOtee
to religion ono born on the sixteenth will
be gFateful and unfortunate; one born on the
eighteeuth will be brave /; one born on the
b nipeteenth will be full of malice ono born
on the tWenty-frst will be strong and healthy,
but selfish; one born on the twenty second
will be cheerful, but inclined to low society;
one born on the twenty third will be ungOvcrn-
able, will forsuke faniily aud friends, aud wan
der in foreign eouutry-unhappy through
life; one born on the twenty fourth will have
extraordinary ability; one born on the twenty
fiflh will be desperately wicked, aud como to
fearful death one born ON the twenty
seventh Will be amiable one born on the
thirtieth will have the acme of all good gifts,
temporal and spiritual.
Albaby's nails must never be cut till it is
a-yeaF, old, or 10 will be thief \ child with
blue vein aGrOSs It's nose will never wear It's
Wedding clothes should IL chance to outlive
its infancy it will bring SORROW and disgrace
to all belonging to it. a babe that cries at its
christening will ike long; If yuu battle it on
Sunday IT will be sorrow Tree If on We'd
nesduy it will grow beautiful; if on Thurs
day it viii grow fat; if on Friday all its sins
will be forgiven; If ON Saturday it will be
unhealthy
There are certain other superstitions ap-
plying to grown people II you cut your
nails on Sunday, it prOvOkus Monsieur lc
Diable to such degree that he'll shave you
all the week, and lead you into mischief. II
you clip your hair at the new moon, it will
grow long at the full as the moon wares
your huir will fall out. Ii you don new
clothes on Sunday you'll be happy; if on a
Monday, they II tear; if on Tuesday, they'll
burn if on Wednesday, you'll have plenty;
if on Friday, you'll be unlucky; if on d
Saturday, you wont live to enjoy thcm.-
Every one, silently or openly, is a little sus-
picious regarding Friday, yet few could give
a reason.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-17
An Amusing Incident.

During recent revival, not thousand
miles from this city, an amusing incident
occurred, which illustrates the power of politi-
cal principles even in matters Of religion, aud
shows that with some persons prayer is of no
account unless it is of the right stripe 20 iii
cally.. At certain stage of the proceedings
1t was customary for the minister to leave tie
pulpit, mingle with his hearers aud eudeavor
to prevail upon the ''unconverted, by per
sonal persuasion, to pray for change Of heart
etc. On this occasion, while exhorting one
after another, with various success, lie appeal
ed to young man whose knowledge of Web
ster was either limited, or slightly confused,
OF both, with:
"NIy young friend, have you prayed to-
night for the salvation of your immortal soul!'
No, sill" answered the youth with peui-
tent tone and dOwncast look.
"DO you not desire to offer up thanks for
the many mercies you have already received
by divine favor?"
Yes, but don't know how hcsitatingIy
answered the youth.
but, my dear boy, you can repeat the
pHbliean's prayer, cant you pa asked the
munster gravely.
mo, sir," was the emphatic response, "I'm
a Democrat"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-17

II VIE above stock will be disposed Of on the Pop
Il ULAR osE-PRIcE PLAN, giving every patron q
fine Gold or Solid Silver Watch for so, without
regard TO value!
WRIeHT BRo. & Co. I6I Broadway, New York
wish to Immediately dispose Of the above mapnif,
cent stock. Certificates, naming the articles. arc
placed in sealed envelopes, and well mixed Hold
ers are entitled to the nrtcles named il their Ger
hfcatc, upon payment Of Ten Dol!ars, whether il
be watch worth 81 600 or worth Icss Tho
return of any of our certificates entities YOU to IL
articles named thereon, upon pa yment Trespectivc
oil It's worth, and article valued less than 10
is named on any certificate, it will at once be seen
that this 10 no lottery, hut straight forward Icti
even by the faslidious. - 80
single certificate will be sent by mail most
paid, upon receipt of Is cents, five for z eleven
for 81, thrty-three and elegant premium for a s.
sXty-siX and more valuable premium for 8 TO- ono
hundred aud most superb Watch for SIS To
agents or those wishing employment this ia a rare
opportunity 1t is a Iegitiinatcly conducted bust
ness duly authorized by the Government. and open
to the most ca retul scrutiny. Watches sent by
press, with bill for collection delivery so tiat no
dissatisiaction can possibly Try us Address
WRIGHT, BROTHER & CO., Importers.
l6l Broadway, New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-17

GET TIE BEST!
TIME SAVED IS HONEY MADE!
'tNllE very best Sowing Machine now in use il the
WILCOX & GIBBS NOISELESS FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE, which by its rnpid motion
SAVES TIME,
and by it's noiseicss operation does not shock the
nerves, but it's work glidCR away from under the
needle with maEirRl swiincss, leaving the opera tor
in state of satisfaction and relief that go much la
been accomplished in little time without labor
Tor there was no pcrplcxity to get
THE NEEDLE SET;
no wondering bow to get the two tensions arr gcd
just right; there was coascless CIatter to dis.
tuTb, nor was there the dreaded reversing of the
motion, causing total Encouragement Of needles
bObbins, aud shuttcs, after half hour spent in
GETTING READY;
neither was there the exhausting labor to run con-
sequcnt upon much md complex mac hincry there
was none of these difficulties, for in the ''Lettor C
all these have been done away with; and as better
satisfaction can he had by seeing its operation we
advise persons needing just such machine 10 call
at the residence Of Mrs Ann =. Monroe Charles
town, where one can he Secn IN operation, or send
for samples OF work and circulars to
THOMAS NJ. GARRISON
Oct. Is, ls67-3m. Frederick CITY, Md.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-17
pnEpN aAFI0frAA.a
=..IETEERSON INsHIFNEE..

THE next SesSiIn Of my School Ear Young Ia
i dies ailt commence on WEDNESDAY, llth
day of SEPTEMBER, ls61s and-sclPSe- the Hlast
THURSDAY IN JUNE, 1868. = IA = "A.
BEING provided with COMPETENT Assistants, every
advantage for thorough course IN Euglish, Music
aud the LAnguh gee VIII be afforded. The course
Of study embraces Latin.
Particular attention will be psid TO Music, a r.
Pupils will be Ecquired to play at the Musical Sol
Hees, which will be given once in two months, when
the friends Of the Pupils can have an opportunity
ENsLIsH DGPARTMENT.-MRs FORREST.
MATHEMATICS ASD LASoUAuEs.-MI IRENE
LEACHE.
INSTRUMENTAL MUsIc-bIas. RICHARDSON,
Vocal MUsIC-NIIss MAMIE FORREST.
Terms:
BOARD and TUITION in ENGLISH and LATIN
-. per Session. .-.......sss. Ss.stN
One half iIl az aud ihs remGirIdsT he st of
January.
Lights and Washing Extra. The usual dcduc-
ton made foF pupils who remain OILY during tie
DAY SCHOLARS.
senior Sehlot Shn
InlermediSte aHi Junior Class. !......4D
Ib4tHiIS Lass. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
InsWunlentai music ........-s.....6 On
nNH $3.50 ......'.... ~
.1raNlts--- 81
French, hcTEtan, Italian aud SpaniBI each. 20
References
e. The Clergy "f the different denominations in
ChaTlestOwu, aud :he patrons OEfhc School.
For further PaTtC uiaTE apply to
Mss. <. n. FORREST,
- September ), 1867.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-17
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,

~
RE prepared to furnish thing in tI,ei, lin.
1 upon the most favorable terms They have n,
store the largest and most PICIc Btuc Of good,
'ney have ever offered TO the public Their sISk Of
DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
Patent and Family Medicines is CBdIrsa IN raTiety,
lhey call the attention of Country Physicini,S
TO such articles as used in their practice IceI
ing confident they make il to their int.T..t a.,
Their stock Of .'.
DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS.
r F U II cry, SOAPS
Preparations for Dyeing, Preserving and Dressing
the HAIR Tooth. Nail aud Hair BruSheI COtrbS
dressing Fine G., is equal to that Of any Simiar
establishment in the Valley. If7-' = -
prescriptions entrusted TO them vi be com
pounded with ncatncss and accuracy -
Persona wishing supply Of
PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS. }
Dyes NarniEhCs, Culurs nd everything IN the line
oil PAINTERS Materials, will find their stoc IaTre
and as cheap as they can be sold any where.
=. hne assortment Of paper and envelopes for La
They the whoIcsaIo Distributing Agents for
the Morning Star BittCrE ConIpany for This and
Clarke counties. Merchants wishing them Nv thc
price.
All the above mentioned goods tieV oleT nt low
bguFes Tor CASH No gOOds cold on credit
Persons owing them will please come forward
ana settle Customers will bear in mind that tt,.r
do not do credit business. When ibduIgence
Is given accounts pIust be settled on Ethe lat Of
Jnne IS, 1851. r.#..H.F -HH.rr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-17
SETTLE UP! SETTLE UP!

nUR custorners well know that it Is the begin
- ming of the New Year and with il VIC are de-
tcTIniEcd to close Up our Books and feel compelled
to insist upon immediate settlement wetsk c this
method to inform those who know themselves in
dCLtcd b. open account, to come forward and set
tie up. BY so doing time and expense will be
We shall begin the New Year with new enter
prise, and give our undivided attention to the bu-
sIncss of manufacturing and Repairing
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINERY.
We employ none bat the best Mechanics and use
the best Material. The community can rely upon
quick, neat and sgbstantia work. and at prices to
low be done in the County for CASH, which
will be required for all silent custom.
We will make to order lhGahiHS Machines and
Horse PCl-eTS Of the latest patterns; PLOUGHS of
different kinds always ON hand, aIEongst which
vii! be found The CO rLTat II three horse gstou:
'yo-horsc do; the old fashioned three-hor BAR
smear; NcCormick do, for and three Lorses
ALSO the tErcc-hoTsc Page Plough; also an iIn-
6T"vcd Kentucky single and double shovel Plough.
(sn-le and duublc) Mould boards CT ali kinds
Open Rings. Open Links, &c. Special attention
pau 10 "li!i work in Steel aud Iron. Turning and
ton our " f
FOUNDRY,
anu , We arc no" able To furnish Castings of rood
fu11imi'y as low as can be Lought elsewhere.
All work entrusted 10 Will be done with dis
patch. and guaranteed TO give E,tisfIc.iCn re
n!Ghest tTtce paid in Cash for Old Iron of ali kinds
Row. wEJRISE- q IS SSRTS, stone
Charl0stOwn, JAN %. 1851. . f-i-ihN'
NEW Stamping Patterns, at
~ Oct. 5. NJ. BEHREND.s.
7 AIDES DRESS GOODS, Of n kinds. for .,I.
- Dy EUGENE WEST.
A FULL line of Ladies' and Misses Hoop Ski, 4.
"A al NJ. BEUREND's.,
TINHE finest BiOla Beaver overcoats, al
= SeN'S. s. A. HAMBURGER & cos.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-17

"A young lawyer was examining bank
rupt as to how he had spent his money
There was about two thousand pounds unac-
counted for, when the at orney put on a sc
we're, scrutinizing face, aud exclaimed with
much sclf-complacency:
Now, sir, l want you to to tell to the
court and jury how you used :hcse two thou
sand pounds"
The bankrupt put on serio-conIic face,
winLed at the audience aud replied -" The
lawyers got that 3"
The judge and the audience were conyuIse6
with laughter, aud the counsellor was glad to
let the bankrupt go.
LIE WON'T 60 IN AGAIN.-A writer says :
recOllect once seeing brother of the Con-
gregations of Souls standing at the door of
the chapel, with plate in his hand, begging
fUr them, aud saying, whatsoever will pat
real into this plate will deliver a soul from
purgatOry." 4 Wag came up, put in the
coin, but then said, Tell me- brother. do
you believe that the soul is already out 2"
There can be no Doubt of it." replied the
brother. Then LII take back my money!"
said the other; ''for that soul won't be such
fool as to go in again"
"A clergyman asked some children.
Why DO We say, in the Lords PRAYER
Who art IN Hearc'l,' since God is every.
where!" He saw little drummer who look.
ed as If he could give an answer, aud turned
To him for it. "Wcll, little soldier. what
say you?" Because its headquarters"
There has been a debate on baptism :,
Newton, Del, between Messrs. Jump of the
Methodist Episcopal, and FIippO of the Ban
tist Church, at the conclusion of which. saws
local paper, all the Methodists were con.
Vertcd to sPrinkGng, aud the Baptists TO i'm.
mersion. a great triumph for Mcssrs. Jump
and Flipps.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-17
LAMPS md LAMP GGans

HANDS ONE PaTiOr, Stand and Hand I.arnrz Of
Ii every variety kFrosPne I-sntcrn= NIr,7I y,
and Glass CLinneys; Extra Tops and lobcs; Fan.
cy Shades, and the best No. ) Kerosene Oii-iust
received at the Drug Store OF
Nov. 20 AISQUITn 4 FRO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-17
TO TO. TBfy y
BALTIMORE e ORR. COMPANY
AMI. POTOMAC r. R.
TIME TABLE..-II tIlfs

NJ - y a . =.
TRArSs GOlSo Vast. y..t,-.-
Leave Harper's Ferry at 6 S0AM rSpM
4 1-eaSe ShenandO3h at "a A NJ and / 10 p ii
Leave keYes Switch at IS AZ Sy,i e. -
Leave Leave aSIltoSn at - A M and / q p AZ =. ~,
LeaNeShAFlestovn att On A 81 RndI aS6N
Leave Cameron,s at 96 a n and / 81 n ~
Leave summit Point at 4 As A Mind : TS-p - .
Iease NMadesyllie ats o. a Mand ZAP ~.
Leave OPequon Bridge AT 5 - A ii ~ sc =, -
Leave StePhenson's az 81 A n and > - . e M
arrive ~ "lnc6esirrat IS A N aud 50 pm
TRAINs GOISG EASr
Leave Winchester at 9 20 A M nnd 4 m q =, 1Es'
Leave StePhensOn's at 50 A NJ and IS -
Leave OPequOn Bridge AT 81 AZ Ana SD ~
Leave Vaudeville at OOI A NJ and : 81 p A. t1'
Leave summit Point 10 - A NJ and = n PHI
Leave Cameron At 10 - 4 NJ and 81 p NJ -. r.
leave Leave Sh3riestoSn at 10 10 A NJ aud % p NJ
Leave liaAtown At 10 So 4 NJ and s o. p AZ
Lave keyes' Switch At II % A A and isPh
Leave Shenandoah at II II A NJ and SoPM
arrive At tarpeT's Ferry n Is 4 NJ and az ID Al
80 }. II. SHERRARD, PsssfpEs,-D
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-17
FOREIGN IND DOMESTIC
Cf[ARLEsTOWN,VA.


BELIEVING that we have ono Of the largest and
- best sccctsd assOTtmcnts of this class Of Goods
in this Valley-nnd that we possess advantages
which enable TO sell low the WhoIesaIc
Houses OF Baltimore, VIC therefore respectfully 90
cIt your OrdcTs, and hope, by digent attention 90
the requirements of the Trade, TO merit a continu-
ance of your patronage. Our stock consists Of
IMPORTED L. AMERICAN CUTLERY,
Door Plate, Screw Cheat, Trunk and Pad L,rEs.-.
Strap, Hook, Butt, Shutter and Hinges Screws;
ScrcwSpnng and Chain Bolts. rilcs, Rasps, Braces
and Bite, Augurs, Chisels Levels, PIsncs Beyc!s,
Rules, Cross Cut, Hand, Wood, Compass and WHY
Saws, HatciIets, Hammers, AIDES, AGes, COM
passes, and Boring Machine Anyils, Sicdse4. Bel
lows, Screw Plates, -VIses,' Tire BENDER, Screw
WrenchCs, Drawing Knives, Jack Screws, Forks,
ShoVels. Chains, Hames. Rlkcs, Briar- and Grain
Scythcs, Mill Scoops, Mattocks, Picks. Hoes, Bril-
die Bits, Buckles. Rngs, Pad Trees Tnrrcts, Poss
Hooks, Ornaments, SpuTs, Curbs Coffin TriTuEi "a
and Cabinet Hardware; TroweIs, PuiIeys, Tape
Lines, Punches, Lasts and Shoe FindinEs; NaiiE
Spikes Horse and Mule Shoes and Malta; also IRON
of all kinds; BrOOms BTGsheA and CorGa gs.r = .
Thankful for past Eavors, y Tespectfully soljcit
orders for the above paIned goods. -
April 3, 1866. ..H 81 -#LL - = : -fOtIT
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-17
FRESH MEAT!' FRESH HEAT!

THE suhscriber has completed his a,eIncnts
L for BUTCHERINCS in all its varieties, -
and will be able 10 supply the citizens OF e.
ChsrIc5town and neighborbood, at all -,
tim -, with the best OF FRESH MEATS.
BEEF, MU g, FEALI& PORK
LIN 8 z A o N.
He will take especial in the purchase OF his
STOCK, and furnish il 10 customers on the most
favorable terms possible.
THOMAS H. TRAIL
Chnrlestns-n July Q. Is6l-ti -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-17
GIFTS FOR CHRITMAS L NEW YEARS.

A SUPERB STOCK OF FINE GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES. ALL WARRANTED TO RUN,
AND THOROUGHLY REG ULATED, AT TIE
Low PRICE OF $40 EACH, AND sATIsFAC-
TION GUARANTEED.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-17
SHANNONDALE DISTILLERY.

DICHARD b. WASHINGTON, Special, and
IL JOHN a Wis; General PaEinSrs, havin corrected
having furnished it with entirely new Fixture
and employed competent aud experienced Dis
tilIcr, arc prepare To manufacture
WhtSRey a rr
of the very best quality.
They will be prepared At all times to purchase
GRAIN for said purposes and will also paw liberal
prices for HOGS PerEons having Hogs for sale
will do WELT calling ON the undersigned
September B ls6I. JOHN AVIS.
MUsHRooN CRACKERS, F.. seLe By
w EUGENE WEST.
SAUSAGE Grinders and StutIrrs, and PerTyFs
. Savage Filters, for sAleby
Nov s, 1861, D. HUMPHREYS GCO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-17

THE undersigned are conducting this we'll an
pointed WOODEN FACTORFs6 miles
from Charlcstown aud mile from EaBIoioqvn n, and
arc constantly Manufacturing Goods Of superior
quality. y.
We exchange our manu- "a ctures according to
the following schedule:
61Drab Linser, yard for I nd 4! lbs Wool.
{ Grey Linscy, ] do. do. 4! DO. ) do. do
81 Cashmere, . 90. do. 3, DO. { do. do
1 Plaid LiRsey, do do q do. 2 do do
Al FIannels, do. do. q do. do. do.
Yarns, ! ID. do . do. 1 do. do.
Highest Cash Price paid for Wool EFT 50 T
JAMES N JOHNSON & co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-17
GREAT ATTRACTION At MYERS
rrr TOWN! - Tl a'Flf
NEW AND CHEAP aooDsl

TIE utdersigned taxes pleasure in calling Ia.
-'tsntEon Of the public TO the large sock Of M
NEW FALL AND WAITER GOODS.
juEtopened at Myerstown, Jefferson county. en-.
EIstthg Of everything usually found IN Retail Store
= he stock - complete SSssonabIe FOREfEsN q
DOMESTIC DRY GOoDS-eVery article necesaa.
~ for ladys toilette latest styles and OF excel
lent quality GROCERIES Ha-dvare, qDeens-
ware, &c-. &e., at Fedocsd price,. The -SIolc
stock ID new and attFactSe. and invite an e1aE-
nation. Purch8sers cannot do better by gown elSe.
where. 80 A. R. BOFkIEHEJnT-
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October is, 1867.