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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16
D EPARAPoR cAPPILLI.

Throw away your false friEzes, your switches your
Destructive of comfort, and not wort!ra zig; Swig,
Come ged, come youthful. come ugly and fair
Aud rejoice ia your o%n luxuriant hair.
REPARATOR CAPILLL
For restoring hair upon bald heads (from what
ever cause it may have fallen oUt) aud forcing
growth of hair upon the face, it has equal, It
will force the beard to grow upon the smoothest
face in from five to eight weeks, hair upon bald
heads IN from two to three months, fe@ ignorant
pr ,ct'tiOneIs have asserted that there Is nothing
that will force hasten the growth of the hair
beard. Their assertions false. Thousands of
living witnesses (from their cxperience) can
bear witness But many will say, how are to
distinguish the genuine from the spurious? Il
tainly is difficult, nne-tenths of the different
preparations advertised for the hair aud beard arc
entirely worthless. and you may have already
thrown away large amounts in their purchase. 10
such we would say, try the ReParaior CaPiiii; il
will cost you nothing unless II fully comes up to
our representations. If your Druggist does not
keep 1t, send US one dollar and will forward it
postpaid, together with receipt for the money
which will be returned you application, provI-
ding entire satisfaction is not given. Address,
W. L CLARK Z co. Chemists
No West Fayette st Syracuse, N. Y.
March 20, lS61-ly.
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BEAUTY.

Auburn, Golden, Flaxen 4 snken S,prrs.
DRoDUCED by the use of Prot DE BREUx, FRI,
Il SER Ii CHEFEU& One application yynrran-
ted TO curl The straight and stubborn hair Of
either sex Into waVy ringleis, or heavy massive
eurls Has been nsed by the fashi0na6les OF Paris
and London With the most gratifying results Does
no injury TO the hair. Price by mai, sealed and
postpaid 81. Descriptive Circulars mailed free
Address BERGER, SHUTS Co, Chemists. No.
ted States.
March 20. 1ss1.-1y.
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WAkTED,

TWENTY TO TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND
BUSHELS OF CORN, for which the highest
Cash price will be pail to be delivered at the Old
Furnace, on the Potomac River. Farmers are in
ytcd to give call. My Post Office is IIarp"rs
Ferry. ADAM COCKREII,
April l6. = s67-3nl*
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SETTLE UP.

A Ii persons irdcbtcd to the undersigned for
~ Refreshments, etc, obtained at my Restaurant
arc rogue sted to prepare for Immediate settlement
asst will tc necessary to close all accounts without
delay. JR AVi;
april l6, ls67-3t " "a 49,
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NJ E G Fl MIC Al

DAVID II. COCKRILL,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,
cHARLs TOWN, JEFFERSON co,
V1rS1nia.
FOR the very liberal patronage extended to me
y since my release from imprison mcnt at the
IS Old Capitol, % tender my sircere thanks
Having had an experience of years in the
CARPENTER & HOUSE JOINING BUSINESS.
and now in command of corps of competent
worknen; and having on hand a supply of valun-
BILE building material, am fully prepared to exc
cute all work entrusted to me, speedily in the best
manner, and to the entire satisfaction of all who
Patronizc me. "
o. Particular attention given to the drawing of
plans and specifications. -
,aco DAVID H. CoCKRIL1..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16
AlsQUITH & BROS CARDS.
DRUGGISTS AND APCTHECARIES
II AVE JUST ADDED LARGELY to their stock
DEUGS. CHEMICALS
PATENT MEDICINES
PAINTS, OILS. WINDOW GLASS,
PERFUMERY, SOAPS,

DRUG GLST.S' FANCY Goods
They are prepared to furnish every thing pertain
ing to their business upon the reasonable trims
They would specially call the attention of Country
Physlciams to their large and select stock of MED
IClNES suitable to their practice, which will be sold
as low as they can be obtained anywhere. Every
article warranted pure.
They will have CONSTANTLY on hand full stock OF
Glass, Putty, Paint brushes sash. Tools and eyerv
thing in the line of PAINTERS MATERIAL
All the popular PATENT MEDICINES together
with large and cor petc stock OF PERI UAiERY,
POMADEs HAIR OILs, SOAPS Tooth. Hair and Nail
Brushes, and every variety OF FANCY GOODS.
4 carefully selected assortment of STATIONE.
RY-FOoscaP, Letter, Commercial Note, and Bill.
lei PIp' r, Envelopes, Pens. Pencils, &c.
6S-PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS accurately
and neatly compounded at all hours.
CO After INDUCING in the Credit business for
twelve months, they are convened that it is not
profitable; They cannot afOr1 10, will they sell
their goods credit; their stock is purchased Tor
CASH, and will be sold only for the money
Charlcstown, Dec. Is, 1866.
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DIR. J. Y. SIMMONS,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16
EXCELSIOR! ExCELsIoR!!
WHISPERS AND MrSTACuESI

NURCED TO grow upon the smoothest face in from
j. three 10 five weeks by using DIR. SEVICNE;S
kESTAURATEUR CAPILLAIRE, the most vyor.
Beard and Hair its almost miraculous manner.
II has been used bv the elite of Paris and London
with the most HGitering success Names of all pur-
chasers will registered and If en.ire satisfaction
is hot given IN every instance, the money will be
cbeerfuily refunded. Price by mail, sealed and
postpaid, 81. Descriptive circulars and restiuoni-
ais mailed free. Address BERGER, SHUTS
Co, Chemists, No. 2s5 River Street,, Troy, n. Y
Sole Agents ior fhe United States.
March &c, 1s67.-Iy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16

ZINE Chewing Tobacco. White and Brown su
4 CARS. Rio and Laguyra Coffecs, very superior
Green and Black Tea, Chocolate and Scotch Snuff
just received and for sale by
March s. n uoIvE,r
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FRESH MEAT! FRESH MEAT!

THE subscriber has completed his arrangements
1 for Butchc"ing in ali lis varieties, and =
will be- able to supply the citizens of Ess!G,S3"
Charlcstown and neghborhood, at all 5SSNf
times, with the best Of FRESH MEATS
BEEF, MUTTON, LAMB, VEAL. AND
PORK, IN SEASON.
He will take especial care in the purchase of his
Stock, AID furnish it to customers on the most ia
vorablc terms possible.
THOMAS H. TRAIL.
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TOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
M? f Will Rent, for One Year, the STORE ROOM
w in the "SPirit Building" CharIestown. Ii
is one Of the most desirable rooms i'll the town
J. j. OUK,
April IG 1867. E. SlIFER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16

TACK SCREWS,
u Dirt Scoops,
Ok Bows.
HamCs,
WrcnChCs
Horse Shoes,
Horse Shoe Nails,
Sheep Shears, Ia superior articlc,)
just received and for sale the agricultural tore
of RHNSON DTEE
MANGLE Wurzcl Seed, Navy Beans, (forsecd !
IA Osagc Orange Seed, for sale by
april 10, 1867. RANSOM & DUKE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-04-16

GARDEN SEED.
NNEbave received a large and complete assert
w ment OF Garden Seedin Papers. Peas, Bca ns
and celery Seed in bulk. We are prepared 10 fur
nl5h the trade Seed in boxes upon the sst reGsOn-
able terms The following arc varieties we offer
PEAS Tom Thumb. DwaII Early Extra Early.
Marrowiat, Eusenie, Rack Eyed Marrowfat
BEANS-EaTly Six Wceks' Snaps White Kid
ney, White Marrow, Early Valentine Lima
All OF these Seed warrant FRESH
March 10. AISQUITH & BRO
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Thankful for :hc liberal patronage extended to
the aid firm, the undersigned soicitu continuance
OF the same, with tho assurance that everything
Will he done Oh their part to give entire faction
to their customers and the public generally.
March -, 1867 WIN s MASON
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Il EMOVAL.
GROCERIES.
ORANGES ANDTEM0Ns

- supply of fresh, sweet and delicious Havana
Oranges. Also, fresh Lemons =;
Mar II %. HENRY DTTNM
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PEAS AND BEANS.

ANDRETH'S Extra EARLY, Peas Early Frame
- Royal Dwarf Marrowiat, White NIarrowfat.
Dwarf Blue Imperial, Tom Thumb, and Eugcnie
Six. Weeks Bunch Beans Brown SpcCkIcd, LARGE
Lima, New ngtOn Wonder Beans. White and Rcd
Onions, md a Large assortment OF Land,cth's and
Shakers Garden Seed for sale by -
harCh 10 CAMPBELL & MASON
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NEW GOODS,
sPRING GOODS.

GARDEN TOOLS -spadiug Forks, Spades,
- Rakes and Hoes for sale at the Agriculture
StOTc oil RANSOM 4 DUKE.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-30

DO INDIANS SWEAR ?-This is a cd.
rious question, and the answer BY
Mr.. Schoolcraft, should put the
white man to blush. This gentle
man, who has for many years studied
the characteristics Of the race, says:
MANY things the Indians may be
accused of, but the practice of swear
ing they cannot. Ihave made many
inquiries into the state of their vo-
cabulary, and nothing is more bitter
or reproachful than "mateh anne,
moosh," which simply indicates bad
dog. They have terms to indicate
cheat, liar, thief murderer, coward,
fool, lazy, drunkard, babbler; but l
never heard Of an imprecation or
oath. The genius of their language
docs not favor the formation of tcrms
used in oaths or for purposes of pro-
family. 1t is the result Of the obser-
vation Of others as well as my own,
to say that an Iudian cannot curse"
They become proficients in the
"art," however, very soon after sur
rounded by the elements of civilisa.
ton.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-30

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p.ersaas whe bslP~~S ne fAsrg~<A rkss
zzrtcr. &n[ tlGzs yea wlA f@aay az
fisorize me to T.1cSa-e vo1 tp T-erssrm
the T.ruratscs hare uasis fhz: he
surveyors and sab-oonfrac1nrs 10 be
b. employed by yoa are to be ai the
joint disposal OF two persons and my
self. Please cops and send me the
enclosed for that purpose.
Now one word as to ourselves. 1t
is agreed that my brother Eli is to
be Chief Clerk, and my brother
William, who is now in Colorado,
shall have such a position as he can
fill, he having always been farmer.
The other l shall select when shall
have moro time. The surveying
contracts, &c., we will fix by appoint
mcnt by meeting at Toledo or -,
by agreement with -, aud others.
Now, if I get this I want to be full
co-partncr with you in the purchase
of all the real estate that you may
make in that Territory. 1 have
spent good deal of time and some
money to get this place, and if do
get it 1 hope you will cheerfully go
with me. / have drawn up the en-
closed agreement, which / wish you
would sign and keep, and copy one
.just like it, sign it, and forward and
return the other agreement.
Let me hear from you by return
mail, and hurry along any letters and
tclegraphs from men who can have
any influence here.
In haste, yours truly,
j. NJ. ASHLEY.
Was thcrc ever moro disgraceful
exhibit than this of the use Of politi-
cal position for private ends? The
Survcyorship of Colorado, "the best
gift in tho hands of the President, "
was by Ashley made matter of bar
gain and sale, stipulated in writing.
Its legitimate patronage was farmed
out in advance as the price of obtain
ing it. and an arrangement was on
tered into by which the chief solicit
or and the recipient were to corrupt
ly use its power in city and town lot
speculations. 81, said Mr.. Ashley,
"will probably be chairman of the
Committee on Territories, and then
Twill know in advance all tho pro-
posed expenditures in the Territories
and post you. Write one letter for
mo and the other to show" And
Mr.. Ashley was made chairman of
the Committee on Territories, in the
last, as we'll as in the present Con-
gress; Case was appointed Surveyor
General of Colorado; "my brother
Eli" was made Chief Clerk, and "my
brother William" was given snug
berth; tho programme was carried
out in all its details; aud now it
would DO interesting to know much
plumber the immaculate Representa-
tive Ashley has pockctcd from this
corrupt aud scandalous use of the
power of his official position. With
these facts before them, the people
will very naturally conclude that,
however ccnsurable the President
might be, it is not for such men as
Representative Ashley to frame his
indictment, or such men ~ Simou
Cameron to sit in judgment upon
Ro~Lester Caioa.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-30

A BAEoxErEK--A good ssziher
guide Is made BY placing ia a gl.-s
tsis or nHrro~ E.hszl two arschms
cf S.sal.Aor. hxif . drscasm of pare
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-30

The SECRET OF SUccEss.-The ba-
sis ofsuccess iu all occupations which
involves the relations Of employer
and employed is, that the employer
should have an accurate knowledge
cf tho work to be done, what it con-
sists in, how to do it, and how long
it should take. A man OF business
who ncglccts this, places his interest
entirely in tho keeping of irrcspon.
siblc agents, and, human nature be-
ing what it is, arrives in duo time at
insolvency.
Thisis why the sclf:,nade man, who
has been stcrnly initiated into the
whole mystery by having himself
stood in the ranks Of the employed,
ou,strirs those who seem to start SO
fair from the vantage ground Of edu,
cation and capital. aud build a for
tune where those kick one down.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-30
WASHINGTON, ID. c., March Is, 1861

WASHINGTON, ID. c., March Is, 1861.
My DEAR CASE: Everything hangs
on n hair. You must use tho tele-
graph to obtain letters, and have
them forwarded to mo at once. Let
the writer's send them to mc instead
of you.
III get this appointment, it will
he the first of such importance where
the candidate has done nothing. !
have promised all tho subordinate
places under you to get help, and
YOU must write me fully, under your
own hand. to make this good. l ask
for three places for my ,elf, and give
the rest 10 other members who arc
helping me-
This i considered the be~t ar-
poinfusent in all the Territories. and
= the bc~. Of all the Territorial sp-
v-ssntrneusx | xsst 90 have m M
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-30

VALUE OF PoULrRY MANURE
There is no manure made on the
farm so valuable as that Of poultry.
One ounce Of it properly liffased in
a half pound Of soil, and placed in :
hill of corn when planted, will Be q
powerful fertilizer rs ten times ii
weight in barnyard manure. In
France, as well as in our country,
most eminent chemists have proved
this by analysis. The celebrated
vanquelin says that when the valas
cf manurcs il considered in relatioa
To the amount Of ozots they eoatnia,
the poultry manure i ose e ~
most active stimulaEts. possssiag =
in parts Of 100. sS-0to hoos nnsoso
"a.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-30

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wben II aTT-a-ssl IN rrveaziIos.- made
~ the Tcie8o Eis,&s n TO the opera
,ious or -Col- j. Gralzra KIinck.
in the Qu=rterSnaster Department,
that he was the patron Of that hon
est aud patriotic individual, and Sc
cured his appointment in the bread
and butter division of the army, and
we have kept an eye on MIN since.
Without further introduction we
present below series of letters from
AshIcy's own pen to "My Dear
Case" a radical patriot like himself,
who wanted for an opportunity to
serve his country and put money in
his purse, written five years ago:
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 12, 1861.
My DEAR CASE: have made some
progress to-day about the Surveyor
shir of Colorado. In order to secure
the Indiana delegation, and - to
operate on Smith, the Secretary of
the Interior, ] have promised that all
the sub-appointments shall be made
by us jointly, giving them the first
choice. You must write mo letter
Immediately, authorizing me to
make that pledge for you. l want
YOU to write Immediately to all your
friends, and lot them write letters
endorsing you as practical civil
engineer and otherwise, and direct
to the Secretary of the Interior, but
to me on envelope. have written
to - aud - twice on tho sub
.ject, to get you tho endorsement of
the Legislature. I have not got it
yet. Please write them. Charley
feels a dclicacy in pressing your
claims, because he expects to be a
candidate for clerk of the next
House, and does not want to run
across the track Of any one. What
you do, do quickly.
Now, Frank, this is the best Office
in my judgment in the gift of the
President, and l would resign to-day
if were sure l could keep it for four
yzars. Ifyou get it, want to unite
with you as full partner in all land
spcculations and town sites. L have
worked earnestly and hard for you,
and hope to succeed. You do not
stand as much chance for the Mar
shalship Us you do of being struck
by lightning, and Kingsbury is not
much bettcr-a little. This is on
the square. Truly yours,
j. Nj. ASHLEY.
WASHINGTON, d. c., March Is, 1861.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-30

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-30

RASPBERRY VINEGAR.-Every
housekeeper should endeavor to have
at least small quantity ofthis delight
full beverage. In cases of fevers it is
indispensable and will often quiet
and soothe when nothing else will.
Put two quarts of red raspberries,
nice and fresh, into jar, and pour
over them a quart of good vine
gar. Let it stand twenty-four hours.
Strain through flannel bag. Pour
this liquid over two more quarts
of fresh berries and let it again
stand twenty-four hours. Strain
again. Allow threc-fourths Of d
pound of loaf or good white sugar to
every pint of juice. Stir we'll into
the liquid, put into stone jar, cover
closely, and set to stand in kettle
of boiling water to be kept boiling
for an hour. Strain it, aud bottle
ready for use. A teaspoonful toa
tumbler of cold water, is the manner
Of using it.-Ger. Telegraph.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-30

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had m9ch O. do wifh nnanuxnceursng
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kss proved TO have heea EIse." II
the characterof the Pressdeus Is 10 BE-
swofea away by such sccundreb -
Baker. the Impeachment commit
tee will have no difficulty in finding
all the testimony they require.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-03-30

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fez- tizzf 49, uo9hI l-e sale fhs
~ui9es-i. of -s'Sle E-sr~fsz.zl Frzazrk-
sal deferred theta They were In a
srca; terror least thcy sho1hI l-c
publicly upbraidei with their mis.!o-
ings. and called 10 acrogni Tor their
wickedness. After much cxertioi,
their fears were quiete,l, ard on the
following Sunday the eyes of the
good pastors congregation were as
tonishcd at the unwonted presence
of the aforesaid Ransoms. All went
pleasantly enough until the reading
of the second hymn, which was the
familiar
Blow yc the trumpet, blow" etc.
Imagine the effect when, at the end
of the line
"Return yc ransom'd sinners home"
the older of our heroes seized his
hat, and, with long strides toward
the door, shouted: "Comc along
home, Bill! 1 knowcd they'd be
ilinging at us five came here !"
Re1- General Houston was as great
a whittier as any Yankee, as every
one knows who ever saw him in the
Senate Chamber, where a quantity
ofsolt pine and a wastc-basket were
always furnished him by the atten-
dants. l was once present when a
countryman from Guadalupe County
called upon him while he was Gov
crnor ofthis State. Country wanted
to know if he could bring his wife
into tho Office to sec the Governor.
Certainly, certainly!' exclaimed
old Sam, with that pleasing grace OF
which he was master; "by all means
invite the good lady in" The pair
soon rcturncd,and had a very pleasant
chat with tho old hero. Just as they
started, old Sam presented her with
a lot of silk-winders and other little
mcmcntos of his whiting. The
old lady laughed very heartily, and
said, "Wcll, Governor, Mrs. Henry
MCulloch told nae that you would
be certain to give me some silk-wind.
crs, and she told mo to ask YOU to
make her n butter-paddlc!" At this
the General aud all of us roared.
The next day 1 called upon him and
found him spreading himself on
tho buttcr,paddlc.