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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14

The first dose conyinces that Goes Dys-
pepaia Cure is just The thing for any disorder
half dozen bottles the first dose viii stop
distress after eating in ten minutes
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14

List ofletters remaining urcalled for in the
Post Office at Fremont on the 18th day Of
tJu,o 1867
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-14

New Building The town is stu ~ in57t 5'
proving! !s Severai 6nesbnildingaare in the
course doF erection Of which We VIII say
more at some future time Aosq 'spon , a'.,S - -
Crops, crops Iook Well, fh dhiothbs .his
vicinity except the corn erop. Which is; very
late, and in most placesd does mott 'leek' 'isat
al %, 'hgsds Hoifnt .isIiud gEos o r e ND
Gil gCs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-08
A Calculating Bridegroom.

I'VE known some very mean men IN my
time. There was Deacon Overreach, who
was 50 mean that he always carred.a hen
n he gig box, when he travelled. to pick up
the oats his horse wasted ia the manger.
and lay an egg for his breakfast ia the
morning.
And then there was Hugo Himmelmann,
who made bis wife dig potatoes 10 pay the
marriage license. must tel you the story
of Hugo. for i 10 not bad one. and good
stories. ike potatoes, amt 50 plenty as they
used 10 be when | was boy. Hugo is a
neghbor Of mine, though considerably older
than be, and mean neighbor he is. too.
Well, when he was going % get married to
Gretchen Kulp he goes down to parson Ro.
gers, q. Diaby, 70 get license.
Paison," said he. "whas's The price Of
licensrl"
"Six dollars" s6d be.
.'Sx dolars." said Hugo, '.tha,'s dread
frl sight 81 money! Couldn't you take any
lcssW
No." said he, ihaps what they cost me at
the secretary's office, al Halifax"
"Wcll, how much do you ak for publish
ing 10 the church. ihenl''
"Nothing," said the psrson.
"Well," said Hugo. "thavs 40 cheap 1
can't expect any change back. think III
be published. How long does II tskel"
"Three Sundays"
Three Sundaysr said Hugo. "well THAT'S
a long time, too. But three Sundays only
make fortnight. after all; two for the GOV.
ers and one for the inside like; and Sc isa
great amount Of money for a poor man to
throw away"
50 off he went jogging toword home
feeling about as mean as a new sheared
sheep, when all at once q bright thought
came into bis head, and back he went as
fast ss his horse could carry him.
"Parson," said he, "l've changed my
mind Here's the Sc; I'll tie the knot to-
night with my tongue that can not unite
with my teeth"
.swhy. what IN naiur' 10 the meaning Of
III ihisi"
why, said Hugo I've been cipherin' il
10, 10 my head. and It's cheaper than pub
ishing AFTER sIl. You see, sir. its potato
liggn' times. II | wait 10 be called in
'hurch, her father will have her work for
'eihing; and as hands sre scarce and wages
'ig. il marry her toni isht she can dig our
wn tomorrow"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-08
Etherldgs and Brownlow.

The Nashville Union and Dispatch
hangs a pair OF portraits together
thus:
White Mr.. Etheridge was Drawing
the fury Jf Southern sectionaism.
Mr.. Brownlow was pesticnt agita-
tor and pandcrcr to its purpose to
maintain and cxtewd slavery. While
Etheridge was votingto denationaIizo
slavery, Brownlow was preaching its
divinity, and prophcsying its eternal
duration as a thing ordained by God.
Ia 1861, while Ethcridge was an ex-
lie from home. and engaged in cx-
horting the falling courage Of the
Government after the battle Of
Manassas, Brownlow was at home.
damnng Mr.. Lincoln with faint
praise, and roaring gently as suck
ing dove TO General Zollicoffer, Of the
Confederate army. Mr.. Etheridge
never uttered line OF threat against
the Union, either in its darkest or
brightest hours; he was an avowed
ant-slavery man before the war; he
prophesied its destruction as conse-
luencc Of the conflict; he maintains
hat result, and all its concomitants,
. natural and legitimate. Mr.. Brown
ow's record teens with threats to the
government if it dared to interfere
With slavery; and as late as October,
1858, in lis official Message as Gov
'rnor, he consigned the freedmen to
deportation out Of the country. or po-
itical slavery in it. II the Tribune
loes not know these things in regard
Q Mr.. Brownlow, it can find them on
ecord.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-08

cotrespondens cl NE Nsw York Tri
bune, writing from Salt Like city. give,
the following poem Of young Mormoness
bliss Sarah Z Carmicea i, u one Of IL.
boidsst illghts oi fancy we have seen ia,
many year;
The fallen locked down on tho world ana
sneered,
- csn guess" ho mulIered, uby God il
fearrd,
ror the eyes of mortals are fain 10 shun
The midrigot heaven that haih 40 sun,
! ~il ssand on the heigas u ihe hills an
wait
Whefs The day goes out at The western ua,e,
And, reaching Up p his crown. uil tear
From re plumss q glory tho brightest
there;
win ,le stolen ny viii light ,he .o5.
And turn The eyes q ne world from Goa. X
lie sIood % Ihe high, whea The son went
down,
10 'ore one plume from lie day', brish,
A"S P'9s' 01sni fsvoPeu "i' oe 'ouched iis
pFo"
Ana ihe print of TIA aogeIs ore on il now; !;
Ana tbe hinsb N i,s anne. fo-.v.
Burns red shea i passes she western door,
rhe broken feather above him wh;rlrd.
n. a
e'"1 ~ '"''s4'
n '' "e 'As"Fo " Gown IN lhe snowy height,
ln broken lashes 81 quyering light;
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-08

AeAtucEy Negroes Invited 10 Come owe
and Take Iarsia our Elections.
Dsaucrais, wien aD unoiiinnis, ray
.ha' he il opposed q negro suiifaae. jas
read tie foliowing choiss eaitorial 10 Tin
irrai one NJ Ihe lsaaag Aboalion j,urnsI
M liapa. DON'T fAiI 10 rat ihis urticli
ifem ihs pEPer anj csrry il WITH you ~
quote from thn Nsw Albany C3mmercial, y
April gih, lSG7. n- fallawr:
~i'he, census oi ls69 cvea ihe uumbei
cylpred males ~ thc counties nov compoa
iaa shis District NJ l023 They 49, di-iri-
buiel n iolIoes: Fluyd s36, Ilarfisoa es
Jscks9n 10. Marun 81 Ss,ri i, Washington
~ Dubais A, Clark 2li Crawford B. Oraaes
lf2. Tolai lo23 llis VIEW evident that
iHi census Wa imperfect. 1; IL estimated
thai there are now lully three hundred 90.
lnrod men over twsniysone years Of age IN
The cauhiy DC IIarTisan alone. III which. G.
sordsng lD snc census ~ 1860. there were
bai sxly.laur colored males ~ an ogss. II
]. i.esamNed thai tAes are fuliy two thousand
colcred men ovaF twen'y-onc years of age
~ tAis dlStfie. The nu uber y fast increas
lpg. Az 9id eoorei man ~ llarrisun coun.
M, whu iosl three snus in TIE Unian army
sHd who N regular reader of TIE CONNER
clal. esimairs that thafe Will be more than
enough c0lured men over twenly.onc years
oi ere n this ulatrirtin two years than Will
Se required u Offset Tie 4 400 C9ppcrhoad
1na sons u Liberty maiDrly which our last
Le- stature so kindly fastened ON 10 The I'M
on men o. this district As soon. IS Indi
ana permits her colyred citizens 10 vote, the
second District viii AXE position as one OIL
no strongest Republican districts Of The
state. We are coming, Father Abraham.
The avalanche has started, and The disguised
ebels, who have ruled as hereaway so long
nay as well awemp, % dodge the srrows ofI
legth os their impending doom. Out Of The
and whence came our shame and misery IL
'oming our victory and glory. There are
housanGs OF stal~art colored men lying
round loose in Kentucky who will come
scF and help u a ,he proper time.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-08
II. McCutLocH.

~ A mass meeting of the citizens ol
Carlo was held on Monday night. 10 assist
ihe speedy completion of the Cairo and Vim
cennes railroad. A committee was appoint.
80 % confer with The city council, ana couo-
" court, % have On election ordered 10 de
iermine whether the city and county will
one hundred thousand dollars,
each, 10 the road. Great interest was mani.
les;ed and the prospects are bright. The
road will give broad connection direct 10
New York per the Ohio and Mississippi ana
Atlantic and Great Western Railroads.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-08

1.-two gentlemen ofthe bar were
vending their way homo one night,
when one was mapped by the Charles
and put IN the lookup. a friend, on
learning the mishap, asked the other
why he did not bail him ont.
"Bail him out" said The topper,
you could not pump him out.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-08

LIZA gentleman in Albany has
had his lite insured for $40, ,6O0.--
Nov is the time for tho next kin 10
give him a dose strychninc.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-08
FuBLisHEo EVERY SATURDAY, AT JAsrER
pUsois COUNTY, ikpiANA,r
G Z y II EMT d. AEE.
OFFICE On NLsr MAIN STnrEr.

TERMS-oTRICTLY IN ADVANCE !:
Single Subscription, for fifty Nos, ~ 5O
For sis months, 90
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-08

For square Of 10 lines or less, u eek. 81 &
Each subsequent insertion, 70 cls
Longer advertisements, al rnme rnfe.-
A fraction oyer even square or squares,
sounied as a square, These are lhe ierue
for transient advertisement; reasonable
deduction viii be made % regular advertise
mentr.
Notices o. appointment Of administrators
an legal notices Of like character IL bo
paid in adyause.
ANNOUNCING CANDIDATES.
For Township officers, esch $i,eu
For Coupty z" (" $50
For District. r.,cuit. or State. 6.np
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-01
DBFFlElD's gFpoT,.

r RESPECTFULLY invite the Ladies 10 cal --e,si
j examine my stock OF Dress Goods, prrticularlv
my large assortment of BLACK DRESS GOODS,
such
BoMBAzINEs.
FRENCH MERIN6S,
ALI WOOL. DEEAINES,
M0HAIR LUS TRES, AND
ALPAECAS.
will take pleasure in showing them to all who
will favor me with a call.
Any GENTLEMAN wanting 10 purchase cAssT.
NfERES, will find it TO his intcrcst to inspect my
assortment bciCrc buying, my took is unusually
large. am determined to sell Them Mt such prices
will clear them out. So and examine for
yourselves
Nov. I3, lSC6.-Sm. J.H. l. HUNTER.
p s. will pay the highest market price in cash
for WHEAT, CORN, RYE and OATS.
Formers give trial.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-01
JUST RECEIVED,

!. A T THE BALTIMORE PRICE STORE. a new
n we'll selected stock Of WINTER GOODS, con-
sisIing in lart o. Gents and Boys Overconts. Also
large stock of Coats Pants, Vests, Shirts Has,
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Calico, Nh lin. Deaines,
Flannel, Ralmoral Skirts Hoop Skirts, breakfast
eis, Undef<fceves, Ladies. Gents and Chi!fren's
GnveS, Saratoga and Folio Trunks. Also large
sIock Of Toilet SOnps, Combs and Brushes Pomade
Cologne, etc. The stock of Hosiery and Dress
Trimmings is too extensive for enumeration.
Nov. -, 1866. D." j. GOLDSMITH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-01
NOTICE.

'CNCBSCRIBERS to the ''lxpErExDExr EEMccrAT,
- are respectfully not fed fha; il their suhscrip-
Iloas are promptly paid, the llloIment Of the pro-
per'y will take phase, as advertised the first day of
January, next r
Gs5- Should the property be drawn by any certiti-
cate not laid for previous TO the allotment, the
holder will not he entitled 10 the nroperiv
All persons desirous of subscribing 20 the "Demx
ocrTt' are requested to do so at once
y. SMITH EICHELGERGER.
Papers publishing my prospectus will please copy
the above notice. =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-01
no! FOR HALLTOWN?
D0OT AND SHOE MANUFACTGRY,
AT mo. TOT

nE subscriber has the satisfaction of incormin q
u his customers, and ike public generally, that
he has just returned with tho finest stock of Leather
FOR BOOTS AND SHOES.
ever introduced in this cornmuu ity, which he is
prepared to manufacture Ia order upon terms lower
thar any other house i'll the Shenandoah Valley
and in a style, which for ncatncss and durability
cannot lie surpassed. No work will be allowed 10
go cut of the shop unless gives perfect and entire
satisfaction to those ordering it. If you wish to
test til: truth OF what is here stated give me a call
My TER MS, CASH or TRADE
W. A. BANTZ.
November q ISGG.--tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-01
RUGGEST.S .F,1NCY GOODS3

They arc prepared to furnish everything pertain
ing their business upon Tie most terms
They would specially call the attention of Country
Physlcians their large and select stock Of MED
ICiNES suitable tIseIr Practice which will be sold
low as they can be- obtained. anywhere. Every
"rf T6.v w mi ,,xc pure; o. b
Oil Lead ,CntOrs. Dye Stutls, VRrnis!Ics, Window
Glass, Putty, Paint brushes, Snzh-IOos and every
thing in the line of PAINTERS MATERIAL.
All the popular PATENT MEDICINES together
witha large anus yOI Plctc stuck OF PERI UNiEIiY,
PoMApEs HAIR ons, SOAPS, Tooth Hair and Nail
Brushes, and every variety OF Fanny GOODS.
a carefully selected assortment of STATIONE.
RYEFoolsc"P, Letter, Commercial Note, aud Bill
let Ip' =, Envelopes, Tens, Pencils, &c.
PHYSICIAN S' PRESCRIPTIONS accuratclv
anu neatly compounded at all hours.
CO After indulging in the Crcdf: business for
twelve months, they are couvcmccd that il
profitable. Thsy Cannot afford to, will they sell
their goods rcediti tl,"ir stock Is purchased ior
CASH, and will be sold only for tho money.
Charlcstown, Dec. Is, 1866.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-01
DIR. J, i, STRAITII.
N S. WHIT ] TIo$EPiI TEArNELt.
WHITE & TRApREEL, - .s

AttoTnC g@ at T-rs.I S7s~ J..
CEARLESTOWII,t JEFF Fl SCH CO, .
WET. VIRGINIA.
D"ccnrhor II, lSCG-3in
1890, 4 Z II 81 = -.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-01
RDUCATIoNAI.
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

EINHE next session OF my School for FoJtSG la
4 DIES will cnursnense CnsWEpNESDAY, Sep
tcmbcr 18th, IS66
Being provided with competent Assistants, every
advantage for thorough c0tlrsc in English, Music
and the Languages viii be afforded, The course al
study embraces Latin.
Particular attention will be paid to Music, nd
Pupils will DC required to play the Musical S0i,
rces, Vlc will Sc given once In two months when
the friends Of the Pupils can have an opportnni,v
ojudge of thelr progiess
The charge for Board and Tuition in the English
atid Latin Course for Annual Session coInrocCine.
September l2ih, and closing on IN" last Friday 81
June. Se'o, payable one-hali in advance. and the
remainder in February.
Washing, Fuel and Lights, Extra.
DAY ScHoLARs Per AESuAL SEss1aS:
ENGLISH and LATIN ~ = -, 70 so
FRENCH. ITALIAN, SPA NISH or - "
GERMAN. each ......:.......,. sSO
MUSlJon PIANO. .......... IN
VOCAL MUSIC, ............... ga
FUEL, .................. an
AllPoymcuts lI,,Ie in advance
address, Hinz a. NJ. FORREST,
Ch'rlestown. ) fIrrsnn CO., va.,Juiy 3S-tm
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-01

7 TENRY DUNN, the only authorized agent in
l l this place OF his Execlle"ty, CHRIS KRIN-
Gle, Esq, announces to the people vi Charlrstown
and surrOtindlng country, that he is now receiving
nt his stores the Baggage ard Equipments of tI,,.
" Old Gentlemen which arc to be distributed in
rich Rrotusion, and at such prices will asoni II
even those who think a big as Cart Wheel
II Is necessary to name only few { the many ar:
ticlcs which have been left with me to supplv The
wants anu crafty the tastes OF the old, the, your
the middle OF all sexes, colors nd conditions
lie has on hand
ToYs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
TO make cheerful the hearts and iubi!ant the sirits
of the juvenile population, and supply uf
FRENCH Al ND COMMON CANDIES,
to swcctcn and sea- and make pcrpctuaiy cohesive
the affections of thos" whose hearts arc thrub,ing
in anticipation of changing their cuati ton in life
and a supcrabundancc of
RICH CAKES,
to t., make complete the WEDDING and HOLIDAY
Among his TOYS will be found the f,,,,x;n,.-
Tea Sets, Violins, Noah's Arks, Supple Jacks Sur
prlslng Boxes, Hoop Horses Brass Trumocte Car
RACES Wagons, Drums, Birds Trees, Bounty
Jumpers, Toy Broon's, Kid Dnlls, Chna Do:lS
Black Dolls for the Freedmen, Patent and C lazrd
things not enumerated here. OF SUGAR IOYS
he has an eShaustlezs variety.
FIRE WORKS.
OF all kinds, such us Rockets to empty your Pock-
Sts Fire Crackers for Small Bush VIVA, kcrs Spiral
MaTl;e,s to pop the Radicals, Torpedocs TO kill
what you please with Also. full supply of
ORANGES AND LEMoNS,
and every other FRUIT suited to the season. MS we'll
as Il rich assortment OF NUTS, such as Almonds,
Butter Nuts Filberts, English Valnuts &c
These articles have been selected with much ate
aud with an eye single to the qualification vi the
tastes OF the people OF this community In order
secure your supply for Christmas, yO! had better
leave your orders at once that you can he uc.
commodated before the general rush sets in.
And now, ono and all,
Give DUNN cali.
December II 1896
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-01
BREAD, CAKES, CREAMS, &C.

FENHE undersigned expects to keep on hand, so
l. soon as his arrangements now in progress arc
perfected, full and general supply of fruit pound
sugar, ginger, spOungc and every kind and variety
of faHcy CAKES, wIict lac is need only to be
tried in order t. be relishcd II the general wait
FRESH BREAD. t" he sold at but a small advance
upon the price Ui -four.
Oct. l6 c. Blown
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-01
CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY!
NOTICES.
TAN NOTICE.

I'llE Books Of the assessor have been made ont
| and are now in tie hands of the Sheriff for
collection. Prompt payment of the Taxes due
will he required. WIN RUSH. Sheriff
viii! lae in kAfhETowN on Wednesday, Mt RIP.
ron on Thursday, and at CitAnLEsrowx on. Fridau,
Of each week, Tor the collection of the above.
T.-W. POTTERFIELD
. Oct. o. lSCG-Jl--E Deputy Sheriff
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-01
NsuRANo AGENCIES.

INSURES AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE ny
FIRE ON TOWN AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-01
ERRORS OF yoUnH.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful iuGiscrction, viii tho s.Ec OF suffering
humanity send free to all who need it, the recipe
I,c cured E.ti,.,ciS wishing To profit by tic
advertisers experience. can do ~ by addressing
IOtiN Il. OGDEN,
Ma. l3 Cio!m5crs street. New York.
March 81 l-C6-- W.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-01
r Q NoKE COLLEGE,,
S.XLEM, VIRGINIA..

Fi1!ii: nex' annai session Of tbs i's,i'a.un will
L cUlnnrncc on the first of September
FACULTY.
Rev. D +. Iii7rrE . D., Prcs'se,rt and Professor
Of Mcral and Intellectual Philosophy.
IS c. Wells, A. Nj, Alatiicniatirs and Natural
Rev, w. y. f"ncc,.A. NJ. Ancient Languages
Rev j. b DAVE, \. NJ, A5rlc Iitusai aud hIi-
IT" be apFnintcdl, Anatomy and Philosophy
ESQ w. HoLu AND. a. NJ, Adj't Prni. OF Anricnt
lanEG5 gees aud Ptincipoi of Prop. D5r'i.
Rev. y. p. Ca NMANN, a. NJ, Modern I.a,,suoc cs
5. a. REPAss,A. b., Assistant in Preparatory DC
Partmcnt. 80,
TERM s.:
FOE HAtr SEssoN GIVE MoNrHs) PAYABLE IN T.
s CUERENCY.
Tuition, Room Rent, an, Incidental, $50 so
BOARDING S. so per week. .............. 5S 50
Washing Fuel and lights. ............ ~ 90
Expenses for Eve months. ............. tti. 90
Tuition, &c, and part OF Board payable in adj
or inquire of the President.
October %, lS66-lm.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-01
DOMEsTICS.

LNINE Medium md Common Blcachcd Cotton
i Heavy Brown Cotton,
Brown, Bicschcd and Lead Cold Twilcd Cotton
Brown and H!CaChcd Canton FlanMcis,
IS and 4 Bed Ticking, good article,
Domestic bingham aud Check, just received anC
for saicuy u. HOWELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-01
E.. ctI KE- TA>rErw L. EESNTDY
LAW CARD.
A COMPLETE STOCK {!


RARE GOODS e. GREAT BARGAINS!
TENRUSSELL'S- CO., truly grateful for the gcncr-
Ous support extended toward their house since
It's opening ia Ch1rlCstnwn, have bCcn cnculira
greatly to enlarge their general STOCK, specially
adapted to the present season. hcEI embraces in
part the latest and best sclcct0i assortment of
.. BOOTS, SHOES. EATS AND CAPS,
before offered in the town.. Most of the Boots
nnd-:S heeF, for Elldies. Gentlemen and Bows, are
made TO order, ii the best shops Of Baltimore and
Phi a"cIf'hia RdwarFaUtCII equal to any that
be manufactured. Prices Low, and all sizes, kind
and Quality mn hand OF i... 't-rE
-r.. FANCY NOTIONS,
Tc havca rare an very choice selection embracing
in partIaIIica' Superior Cotton Hose C!;ildr"n's
WOnllcn and Cotton do. GcutlcmCu's Yarn Socks
SuspCndcrs, Neck Tics Byron Paper Collars RCr-
WOrstcd Hose, and Cotton nd Woo len do French
Corscts, Pins, Needles, Combs, &C. with other ar
ticcs to- numerous to partculafizc.- The assUrt-
nlcnt OF fresh, choice aud clicdPs ..s
SO" CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS. NUTS, &C.
includes i" part, Ruiz:ns, Figs, English WaInuts
Almonds, Fil5cTts, Palm Nuts, Frcncllr- Candies
and assorted American do, of allvarictics Lemon
Cakes, Tea Biscuit, etc Several boxes of fresh
LEMONS alsO on hand. The
=. .-s GROCERY DEPARTMENT.
has in no wise been neglected and every article
needed for family consumption will be found on.
s'autIy On hand, and for sale low Gamble pro.
cured elsewhere in the county, motto is tina
" njnblc sIxpcnCe is better than slow ebiIng''
Thankful for the kndncsscs of the past, wcrcspCctI
fully solicit present call from old friends and
the public generally. 81 -. T.s& co.
CharlcstOwn, Dec. IS, 1866. "
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NOTICE..

I HAVE furnished many Fruit Trees in this and
adjoining counties for the last few years, many
of which now in barring and can speak iGr
themselves. Mi. Robert w. North will in fu,ur.
be engaged with me, and anything farmers or 9th.
crs need in the fruit line will c Gurnfshc6. Having
the privilege selecting from the stock of one of
the largest Fl"ris establishments in the countrys
VIC can furnish tho ladies largo variety of Flower
and ShrubhcrV. ROBERT w NORTH
Dcc. 4, lS60-Sm. SAMUEL CLARKE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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we desire to rcturnour THINKS to friends and
The publis loE their cement since VIC
ieve hecU in tusinr=s. And willie Foiici'i" thcir
Iurtfer patronage, pledge ourselves to ecll-thein
Hardware cheaper than they cNu Buy e'sc'rhTe.
We shall coninc ourselves to Hardware excfG-
sively, aud will keen complete stock Of the most
improved aud durable goods in trade, wl,cthsr
Foreign or Domestic, and we buy from factories
where no credit i. given VIC shall in all cases re-
qiirc cash for our goods. Goo :.
. D HUMPHREYS. & co.
December is 1856 T571i irsi no.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-01
MANTLE,
FRUITg, NUS, CONFECFIONAKY &C

TJNiE Undersigned will receive duri ng the present
l. week. ono of tho most choice ard var nssort-
meats of Fruits, Confectionery of ali dc iptionR
Nuts of every kind and variety. that has ever been
heretofore offered to tic citizens of our town aud
ncighb9rhood. The supply on hand will be
slant and At alltimes adequate to the general
Oct. lG. q. BROWN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-01
GOA
CUMBERLAND AND ANTHRACITE coat,
LOOK OUT FOR OLD CHRIS!

GRAND ARRITAIoF HIS BAGGAGE AT TIE
':NALIEY CONFECTIONERY"
MAIN STREET, CuARLEsTowN. ADJoIN1NG
TIE Drug SToRE OF CAMPBELL u
MASON
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-01-01
sTRANaE, BUT TPURl

Every y"m"yLa,!y and gentleman in the Juitcd
States gan hc,r s"n:c!sin:- rcry lc t" .iradvan
t"gc by return nl,iI (f"c icIarg") By s.!>r'
the Undersigned. Th1sn having fears Of 5.ing hum
Ruggcd, will pl'!isc ny not noticing Iii. card. All
others VIII pisasc ad.I;tss ;Irir cb"d;cif servant
THOMAS =. CHAPMAN,
o3I Broadway, New York