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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-07
p EPAR AToR G APPIhLI.

Throw away your false fri1zas your switches your
Destructive OF comfort, and not worth fi-; wig,
Come aged, come youthful. come ugly aud fair,
And rejoice in your own luxuriant hair.
REPARAT0R sCAPILLI.
For restoring hair npon bald heads Cfrom what
ever cause it may have fallen out) and iorciSg n
growth of hair upon the face. it has no equal. It
will force the beardito grow upon the snloothest
face in from five TO eight weeks, or hair upon bald
heads IN from twoto tlree months. A few ignorant
pr tCtltnnefs have asserted tEat there is nothing
that will force-or hasten the growth of the hair or
beard. Their assertions false, as thousands of
living witnesses (frorn their cxperience) Can
bear witness But many win say, how We to
distinguish the genuine from the spuriOuss IL GER
tainly is difficult. as nite-tenths of the different
preparations advertised for the hair and beard are
entirely worthless, and you may have already
thr1wn away large amounts in their purchase; To
such VIC would say, try the Reparator Capilii; il
will cost you nothing unless it fully comes up TO
our representations If your Druggist docs not
keep it, send dollar nd will forward il,
postpaid, together with receipt for the rlsnsy,
which viii be returned you on application, prOvi-
ding entire satisfaction is not given. Address,
w. L CLARK & CO., Chemists
No. 3 West Fayette st Syracuse, MY.
MSrch26, lS6T-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-07

ORANGES AND LEMONS.
JUST received, at the Valley Confectionery, a
- supply of fresh, sweet and delicious Havana
Oranges. Also, fresh Lemons
March eS. HENRY DUNN.
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co MA.

nRTS PER g O III A.
Obs she was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes and radiant haff.
Whose curling tendrils soft entwined,
Unclaimed the very heart and mind.
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but 6eautifies and cleanses II; is highly
and Delightfully."- perTuned. aud is the most COM
lplete article The kind ever offered tothe American
public. The Crisper Coma will be sent TO any adj
dress, sealed and postpaid foe s L.
Address all orders TO
W L. CLARK & CO Chemists
Nos West Fayette streets Syracuse, Ny.
March %, 1s67-iy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-05-07

There cometb glad tidings of joy to ALL.
To young and TO old, to great aud TO small;
The beauty which once was so precious aud rare,
Is free for ALL and all may be fair.
nv TIL q T1Sa or
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DO ZOE zee tobacco ST0REI

II. HAINES has just received and has now on
~ hand, the largest and best selected stock Of
PIPES ever offered in this place. Also, superior
Iotof Pure Imported WaxeI StcnS. Call and e1-
anime, and you will be sure 70 be pleased.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.
NOTICE no FARMERs.

E1ARMERs wishing to use FertaIizcrs on their
Corn this Spring, arc requested to send IN their
orders at once. Early orders Wiihensure a suoDIv
and avoid yexatious dsaye. fF''
April %. lse1-st.-Fys. - saa.NeON : DOKE.
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NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
SCEEOEUEA.

koOAaNSA ~ AALAS
Important TO Persons afflicted 1cth Scrcfu-
lous Diseases.
A Positive Cure After Seven Years Suffering.
81 RUNNING ULCERS AT ONE TINE.
Breast, Throat and Face Ono Continuous
T W. HoRNOR, Esq, a prominent Lawyer in
y West Virgins, writes to Dt. ANDERS as fol-
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xoung Reg1sto1.-

THIS THOROUGH ERED STALLION will
Il stand this season at my farm, s.Wheat.and, ,
four miles from Charlestown, on the BcrryvilI
Turnpike.
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!!
CAR RIA G. EST
T HAVE just received a large supply 4F-M-
4 Of one and two horse CA RRIAGES GSS4-9zEsT
consisting OF Double and Single Rock Vi
aways, Buggies with and without tops, Market
made of thcbest material, have All tbe Tnods5n ~,
Proyements' and were built at she celebrated Car
rage FACTORY Of VIM. Mccain, Baltimore. Thew
are cent TO me 70 sell on Commission At BALTf,loE
FAleEs' WI. HAWKS,
1t, Agent for VIM. Mccain.
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Fresh Fish !!

IN any quantity. will supply them on the most
favorable terms the market justifies.
JAMES McGRAW.
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INsUREs AGAINST LOSS or DAMAGE BY
FIRE ON TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
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ExcELsIoRl ExcELsIoRu
WHISPERS AND MUSTaCHEs.I

March &c, 1ss7.-1y.
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ICE CBEAM! ICE CREAM,

IUL ODLANI !. IOI OALAA
VNHE undersigned informs the citizens ofSA
L Charlestown and vicinity, that he has just
fitted up his commodious
ICE CREAM SALOON,
in style that will guarantee comfort and con-
venicncc to his guests, and has completed arrange
mcnts to have a full supply of
Zoe SrcaRA
hand daily, after this week or will open during
the present week should the weather be favorable
The Ladies' Department will demand his special
attention and lie invites them to give him a call
o. Weddings, Parties and Families supplied q.
the shortest noice, and upon reasonable terms.
April 30, 1861. GUSTAV BROWN.
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NEWS sUnAARY.

Especial to the Northwestern Associated Press.1
CHrcAGo, Jan. 2e.
The Mansion House, St. Paal, vas burned
last night. Many women and children we're
frost bitten by being turned ont into the street
psrtly chad, the thermometer being TO- below
zero. The house and furniture was valued at
$4,000 insured for $4,000.
Seventy seven million feet OF lumber were
sawed at the falls Of St. Anthony the past
season, and manufactures of all kinds for the
year reached S4,350,000.
The Iowa State Temperance League meets
at Des Moines on the 9th of February.
A man arrived at Des Moines at 10 O'Clock
on Thursday who left Denver on Sunday.
The man Fore. from Fairfield, who took
strychnine, died at Des Moines.
Ten bushels of snake bones were found in
ledge of rocks near Cedar Rapids few
days ago.
The Wisconsin Senate adopted resolu-
ton instructing Congressman to vote for a
tariff on wool of ten cents per pound and ten
cents dd ralorem.
A drunken man named kittenger laid down
to sleep on burning log at Racine, Wis,
last night, and was so badly burned that one
of his legs had to be amputated to>day above
the knee His recovery is considered doubt
fnl.
A delegation Of Indians, representing thir-
teen tribes, left Kansas City yesterday for
Washington.
The Journals Washington special says the
friends Of the Tariff bill are fearful that II
will not pass this session. opposition having
been experienced from au unexpected quars
ter.
JUNCTION CRY, Kansas, Jan. 90.
The severest snow storm in five years has
been raging since p m. yesterday. Snow
two feet deep and badly drif,ed. Union Pa
ci6c railroad blocked.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, Jan. &c.
The new steamer, Union, of the Bremen
line, arrived to-day, in nine and q half days
from Southampton.
The dry goods market is fiat, but prices
sustained, except for Atlantic A, and heavy
brown sheetings, which are reduced 1lc.
Several prominent citizens OF Brooklyn
have projected an excursion in first class
steamer. the coming summer, to Palestine,
Egypt, the Crimea, Greece, etc. 1t is sup
posed party OF so will be made up. Cost,
for the round trip, about $l,2J0.
The large cotton warehouse Of James n.
Doty, corner of Washington and Albany
streets, was burned tonight. About 10000
bales Of cotton were destroyed. Loss, $780,
600
At large meeting in aid Of the Cretaus,
held at cooper's Institute, tonight. Mayor
Hoffman presided. Rev. Dr. Hitchcock,
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher, Hugh Maxwell,
and Rev. DR.. Osgood spoke, and letters we're
received from George Bancroft and Charles
o Conner, the latter sending $1,000.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
FROM EUROPE.

PER ATLANTIC CABLE.
New YoRK, Jan. &c.
The following dispatches have been re-
ceived over the Cable:
Pans, Jan. 25.-The Swa,ara, with Sur
ratt aboard, Arrived at Minerva, and after
ccaling she sailed for America.
The telegraphic reports from all parts of
the French Empire express dissatisfaction
with the proposed Government Reform.
Bonds are dull and Rentes have declined.
MAxcHEsrRk, Jan. 24-The market is dull
and heavy The shorfetime movement among
the cotton mai u facturers is extending.
BERLIN, Jan. 25--The members of the
German Confederation have agreed to the
scheme proposed by Prussia.
ATHENS, Jan. 25.-The greatest interest is
felt in the mission Of Gen. Raler Clio to Wash
ington. Help is confidently expected from
the United.S aates.
PARIS. Jan. 23.-lnformation has been
received that the working men are riotously
assembling in the streets of Madrid. Their
elamor is for bread A serious outbreak il
anticipated. and the Government is taking
measures to remedy 1t.
LONDON, Jan. 26.-lt is reported the Gov
ernment OF Prussia has asked Of Austria why
troops of the latter are being concentrated il
Gallacia. There is report that a new from
tier is to be made between Austria and Italy
The official journal Of Copenhagen deniei
that the Danish Government has any nten-
ton of selling the Island oil St. Thomas.
Adviees from Paris state that France il
| disguised with the measures put forward b,
Emperor Napoleon.
Paris, Jan. 24.-The French, Russian
and Prussian Governments have resolved Il
negotiate in common with the Porte on th,
| eastern question.
! BERLIN, Jan. 25.-Tbe Duchies have for
mally been annexed to the German Confed
Grafton The German Diet is to meet for tn
/ first time on the oath of February.
/ LoNDoS, Jan. 25.-The Canadian ralroa
| loan Of 4,soo 600 pounds sterling guarantees
by the British Government, is soon to be pu
/ in market
/ Quite formidable bread riots have occurre
at Greenwich
The Cretan war has ended, and the volun
teers have gone back to Greece.
/ BERLIN, Jan. 25.-Count Bismarck de
clines the seat in the German Diet.
II is said General Ksler Clio has decline
the mission % the United States in aid Of tn
suffering Cretans.
/ Losboy. Jan. 25-The affairs OF the A,
lAntic 4 Great Western Railroad have bee
referred to the Committee of Inquiry.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.
ST.. Louis, Jan. %.

Sr Louis, Jan. %.
Gov. Smith, of Montana, is in the city.
Mr.. Walbridge, Photographic reporter oi
the Demorat, has been summoned 70 wash
ington to testify before the Impeachment
Committee, as to the correctness Of his re-
post Of President Johnson's speech, At the
Southern hotel in this city.
After long and violent discussion the
House, yesterday, adopted the Senate con.
current resolution, approving Gov. Fletcher Z
action in suppressing the outlaws in certain
counties in this State, and condemning the
attacks made on him, as having tendency 70
create spirit Of hostility to the civil author
ity. Nothing in the resolution. however, il
to be construed as approving the acts Of vio.
lence committed by citizens or soldiers upon
law abiding people.
The weather has turned very cold again.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YoIK, Jan. 26.
At the Southern Relief meeting last night,
resolutions we're adopted that commission,
consisting of thirty men, with power to add to
Their number, be appointed to raise money
and distribute supplies among the destitute,
without distinction of race or opinion, and
that the philanthropic women throughout the
North be invited to share the responsibilities
and blessings of the work.
number of the pictures and other prop
erty belonging to Mr.. Crosby, of the Opera
House, have been attached here at the suit
of John W. Cox, who claims that Mr.. Crosby
is indebted to him in the sum of nearly a
thousand dollars for goods sold him.
The loss by FIRE at Harriott Scholler 1
cotton ware house last night is estimated al
two hundred thousand dollars
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FROM CHICAGO.


The Brawsr ~ the Opera Hease Iden :
tined.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20.
Mr. A. II. Lee, from Prairie du Rocher,
H., who drew Crosby Opera House, ar
rived in this city by the 10 clock train from
St. Louis last evening. He 10 about five feet
six inches high, no, far from fifty years old,
aoutly built, and looks as if accustomed to
bard work He is plain man, and wears
his honors and unparalleled good fortune
with all modesty, and rather shrinks from the
congratulations OF strangers.
This evening he met the committee and
Mr. Crosby at Kinsley 8, in the Opera House,
where, in consideration Of $500, 600 cash in
hand, he relinquished his right, title and in>
teres, in the great prize to Mr.. Crosby Wine,
cigars and jovisi time followed, and all con'
cerned seemed happy over the result.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 26.
While it is true that Secretary McCulloch
il desirous of relieving the money MARKET
from the pressure brought on by the contract
Of 81, ,000, 900 in grsenbacks,it it is not correct,
% far as can be learned that he will stop the
withdrawal Immediately. The country viii
probably have the development of the Secre-
tary's policy on this subject in few days.
Senator Doolit,le to-day made q report
from the Joint Committee to personally look
into Indian affairs. The Committee have re-
commended its passage.
The Senate billi now pending in the House
for the creation of Board of Instruction for
the thorough supervision of Indian
affairs, and all now States and Territories.
One member of the Board is to be detailed
from the regular army by the Secretary Of
War, and one member is to be appointed
from among such persons as may be named
by the great religious bodies in convention
and .:the chief Of the Board, rs to be
| Assistant Commissioner Of Indian affairs.
| The Commissioner of the General Land
Office has approved the list of selections
amounting to l,O01, OH acres Of public lands
for the Lac La Belle .harbor canal. The lis
is now in his hands for the perfection of tn.
patent carrying fee simple title to the Stat
/ of Michigan for the land selections. Re
turns received at the General Land Ofict
show that 0,s4l acres of public lands wer,
disposed Of during December last, at the 70
cal Office y In Crosse, Wis.,, 500 acres o
which were taken mp by actual settlers
/ Fractional currency received a the Tseas
ury Department for the week. S4o7 900
shipped during the same time s4s5, 900, in
clading $50 70 Chicago. fractional cur
rency issued s1o4,2 Total to date $500,
907, ,s96 or deducting the currency return
ed, including worn out notes, $2aa, 74s. .a64
Disbursements for the week, $4,970, 1856
receipts of internal revenue for the week
/ s34 ,0oO.776; total receipts of customs 70
the week ending the l9tL, S3,0i4.Sl2- .
Rev.J. W. Alvord is appointed Gehers
Superintendent of schools under the Freed
mem s Bureau.
The General Land office has transmitted I
the Commissioner of Indian Akairs, for d
livery to parties entitled to them 1l6 patsul
for the Winnebago trust lands, emtFlcin
II I5,0O6 acres, in Blue Earth county, Misnesl
"a. These lands we're sold for the.. bepe6t !
- W}p&&R4&Q 4Roua2e. sas
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Gov. Swann Elected Z. q. Senator for
MaFvlaAA.
Az Al xusrxe EPISODE IN the HOUSE

Al AMUSING EPISODE IN THE HOUSE
GoeA sasry told sy ae.sraI sehsnek.
In the co9rss of the debate in the House
of Representative, a, Washington, hast
week. on the proposed bridge over Ne
Mississippi at Clinton, Iowa, Gen. Schenck
said
MrSpeaker: With due thanks TO my
friend from Massachusetts, Mr.. Alley for
his courtesy In allowing me one minute nt his
time, ] will endeayor to confne myself within
that limit. This can :he easier do because
have no speech TO make on either side of
this question. But some gentlemen around
me fud it difficult to comprehend why bill
affecting the use or continuance OF bridge
gives occasion to so much excited feeling and
fierce discussion; and think can relate q
llttle incident which may probably furnish the
explanation.
Mr. Speaker, live in the Miami Valley,
that loveliest and most fertile part of all
Ohio. We had a great freshet there last
September. was away from homo at the
time making speeches-for i, was during the
late political eanyass-for the benefit Of Cop
perheads in another part OF the State. wit
great food except as saw some of the
effects and traces of il after my return. But
my neghbors described it to me, and Of the
damage to farms, crops, fences and other
property, and related 10 me many interesting
and some amusing incidents aud personal
adventures connected with the general calam-
ity. day or two after my return 9 friend
said to me: by the way, Sehenck, the old
bridge over the Miami at Hamilton was car.
ried off. us that so?'' sskei "Well,
besides the serious Inconvenience of that loss.
it must have distressed our Batter county
neighbors greatly, for to my certain know
ledge that venerable structure has stood for
| fifty years, and was perhaps the oldest bridge
10 our valley" lou may well say that, !
remarked my friend. ''There was exci,emen,
| enough in the crowd that stood aud looked
on at the old thing as it was hfted from the
| piers and swung round and foated down
| stream. / was there and saw tears almost
! come into Bill Beckett's eyes Mr.. Beck.
| ett, by the way, MIR. Speaker, is as true, lib
eral, and noble man as ever lived. and will
enjoy the story. This is not to be won.
dered at, said |: "Beckett might well be
| affected. He was born near by; has been
familiar with the bridge always since his
earliest boyhood, and must have had a good
many pleasant associations connected with
it, associations, the devil exclaimed
my matter>of<fact neighbor; why, Bill was
one Of the biggest stockholders in the bridge
company lGreat laughter.
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FROM CHICAGO.

Especial to the Northwestern Associaaed Prsss.l
CHICAGO, Jan. 26.
Last evening one Schroeder, drunken
carpenter, attempted to shoot his wife. He
is worthless fellow, and his wife has, on
several occasions, thrashed him soundly. He
finally became incensed at this wholesome
treatment, and yesterday procured = pistol
and 6red at her, the ball just grazing her
nose. She fell as if dead, and the would be
murderer fed towards the lake, telling an &C.
quaintance, whom he met on the way, what
he had done, and that ne should drown him
self. He has not yet been found
A fire on the west side, between jackson
and Adams streets, last night, destroyed .
new block of six dwellings, not occupied.
Loss about SIS. 900; insured for $15, 900.
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t777.- 7s""oA KEOKUk, JANUARY

Mr.. HUNTER stated that he used the
langnaxs in . moment of irrita4isD ct : false
chlrge, and he intended no disrespectto ths
+ Ar. ASHLEY nade m explssasios q hia
semasks, which he intended 70 appsy U those
hsre or elsewhere who during 5rs SIMS the
war were in secret alliance with the opposi'
ton, who had voted against supplies for the
war, discouraged enlistment, encouraged de-
ssEtipn, and organized conspiracies TO over.
throw the Government, and he intended
them to apply to no other person.
Adjourned.
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FROM DES MONIES.

DEs MONIES, Jan. 26.
Governor Stone has appointed Geo. Cane,
of Washington, D. c., honorary Abide
Camp. with the rank of Colonel, on account
Of his faithful services as military and sani
tary agent.
The lecture of Mrs. ]. c. Savery for the
benefit of J. NJ. Dixon, associated editor of
the daily Register, now nearly blind, realized
nearly 500.
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BosroN, Jan, q

DUSIUNs J6u3 20.
The Anti Slavery Society last evening
adopted resolutions favorine the removal Of
tie President, The setting aside Of the State
Govsspnents q tho South, remodeliog The
Supreme Court, and grsnting she ballot 70
oeeseeA sae4sya
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-27
FROM DETROIT.

DETROIT, Jan. Is.
The manufacturers Of this city have adopt
ed resolutions asking for the repeal of the 5
per cent. tax on manufactures An effort is
being made TO enlist all manufacturers in the
movement.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-27
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. %.
The steamer America (passenger). for New
York via Nicaragua, sailed to-day.
Flour-Extra, So 90; superfne, $5 so.
Wheat-Choice shipping spring, 81 - per
hundred pounds.
Mining Stotks-Savage, S1s 90: Grown
Point, $40 40; elbow Jacket, 81 g5.
San FRAScisco, Jan 26.
The Steamef Orizaba, with four companies
of United States troops for Arizonia, sailed
TO. day. Gov. Mccormick returns by her.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co. have sent an agent to
establish express offices throughout Arizona
Territory.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-27

SENATOR CORNELL is said TO have subscrib-
ed $50, coo towards new Radical paper In
New York city. sa*
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-27

TAs InAian Delegation 10 Warrington.
Sr. Louis. Jan. rs.
The Indian delegation which left Kansas
City yesterday for Washington. are repre-
sen,stiyes Of the following tribes: Pottawst>
tonnes, Sacs, Foxes, kaws, ShawEees, Kick
spoos, New York indians, Qaaps. Senecas,
PeoriaS, and kAskaskas The delegations
Of the prairie bands Of Pottawsttomies and
Delaxares will arrive in day or two. A
portion Of the Ottawa and Chippewa tribes
have agreed ,tby treaty, to abandoni the tribal
organization aud become citizens of Kansas.
GOV. SWAMI Elected Z. q. Senator for
Maryland.
BALTIMORE. Jan. 26.
Gov! Swami was unanimously elected yes
terday to the United States Senate for Six
years.
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FROM MExICO.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 2s.
The Heralds Vera Cruz correspondent say :
Maximiiian's Minister of War arrived there
on the 10Th, en- route for Europe.
The French, on arriving At Pedrote, took
away tie Austrian garrison, destroyed the
upper works, spiked the guns they could not
remove, sacked several stores, and left for
Puebia.