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A MINISTER OLDA1xED BY WoMxS,
a new incident in the history of, the
church occurred at MsiLlehead, Mas.
,achusetts, an the 2d. Al the ordiu.
ance Of William Garrison Haskell, ms
pastor of tie First Uniyprsalist Church
Of that place. the Rev. Phebe A Hama
ford, Of bingham, delivered lhe charge.
and the Rev. Olympus Brown, of Wey
mouth, the prayer. This being. so far
n ] am aware. the first occasion. when
women have taken y leading par, In the
ordination service Of any church, IL has
seemed 20 me worthy Of notice in the
revolution. and a matter Of interest to
the world. A novel incident Of toe
service was the laying on Of hands,
conducted by four ministers, Mrs. Llama,
ford and Miss Brown participatine.--
The charge by the Rev. Mrs. Hanaford
was IA beautiful rs the eloquen, words
and forcible manner Of that spiritual
woman could make it, She corn fiiehc,
ed by saying: George. nv dear bro-
ther, you hare chosen I'hehe, servant
Of the GlIufch of. Ilingham,' Id give
you the solemn charge, and TO deliver
unto you the, otacles Of God, one of
which is your belief that there is mel.
iher tribes nor caste, nor sex in the re
'ligion Of Christ Jesds.v Near the close
OF her reniasks che expressed her as.
surapce that he would succeed, because,
among other reasons, "he has shown,
by choosing a worKan 70 take .hia part
of tie service. iiis views, and had
drown downthe gauntfe, to those Who
would place @ofiie6 and idiots side BY
side on the statute book ~ As a whole
tiie charge was mastery, Soinanly snd
more impressive than usually lis,sled
40 on such Occasions. The prayer Of
Miss Brown also deserves especial mo-
fee for itssfervor and eioduehse. ;, Z, !
- ro-a t~ss, EaeaRepoiafoH.
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CoLoST op AaYESiss IsMrcRa asrsI srsI tosti az.
THE sourn AN Armenian gentleman flo,o
Sonstant,n"p'e has arrived here with a
s,ew OF tshpdinga location III the sssonlh,fp
states FOR a colony OF two bnndsed, Arms,s
uiah families. he yesterday sdJrssssd "a !
nn'nher Of his ccuntrymenlwhe.Ase are reside 40
here. He alluded 10 The eon.id dsrsble bods
OF Artnenlnps st Constahtinopie, who,tnt tvf s.
tanned desire 10. fhd Ind of Religious
liberty. where they might settler and AID,
that the American missionaries hsd poIo,eds
10 The Southern States or America A. TIA
promtasd land, and alec 90 SeQSon ,fSayii,eS
climate similar 10 that OF the eoantr,,s
botderjng on the Meditertanesn, Thi.i. =
novel and desirable element in the emiora
lion TO America. In race lhe Armsnian.
are. Japhetic In faith they are Christian
but OF a confession that differs bolbs frof,,
The Protestant and Catholic, tlIoneb IA re-
sembles the latter in lniany5 rtspec,a -
Though the Armenians have long been suh.
jecf to the Turks and PersTnns, they are
people OF remarkable enterprise and ipt.iIi.
gence. with valuable old literature and
many eminent scholars. They have, an
tines pact, established eofonies in yarioe.
parts Of S"uthern Europe, and ther are nm
merotis To che cities Of kuropeas TuSkey =
the er,ts solony 70 this country proys,A b
success, as we'trust itemays We ,sh sll doubt,
less IN time see SEVERAL athovsaads ArnissI
ana follow J. from oepssantinopie,, They
can hnd " Virginia. South Csroiiss q. GeoS.
gfa, localities that offer them ~evsfie oppor-
tanity Tor freedom. happiness. hesi,h and
peensiasy suecese,---Nes York gsmss ; i,1lS
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Dsatrt Of AZ 7OLb ssWyaxr r-foado,, :.
ole colcred niao, formerly the slave of one ~
our most es,iapabie eitisess, died a few days
soee He was nearly century old, and
had dune DO work for twenty years bal
vas supported entii nj. death 6y his far.
'ner owner Ia his last moments. london
"a. nursed by the Indies Of the family, ARA
III old master followed his rem aims 10 ths
Ir e-Chdyissson Ners. WV
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~ "gom with him. Ned ont with him y
, And Ned drew eor,ha ia-ce srackied
cock which. 10 Judge by his size. wa.
n perfect bruiser. ---
r''" Whats The price. NedYi0 80
see" Five dollars. "Massa an chean 4,
dat. nn'if anv cock on dis dtonnd Kill
die cock. gin vou hack De money y 5
The. harrain.wa. scccrdincly s,ruc,x.
and the match righ, awav. NJ. het
ah6n' the amonns he had already lost.
aud The, eocks were pr, In the rinc. =
A. the first touch If the stee'. old
Nad's cock gave n mos, awfnl soual,
and hook astrong vino for the woods
NJ. .was fnrious. while the crowd lauoh.
ea--fai'iv screamed. win the eniov-
mont ofths fun. Old Ned wss accord
irelv hauled M. with ,he application Of
some nrettr hard epithets.
Didn't tell yott. Maesa M say.
Ned, ]" If arr cock here kill da, cock I
give rou back de fve dollars But
dev got to cotch him fus; an I neher
see anv .rock ou,run old Skewbau in
all NV life. va! Al" r}ss 40, lar..
%. NJ. wanted 10 be vers ahetr.. but !,
wac no go; his anger was choked down
by the'aproarioosla daughter of the crowd
that met him on every' side. and he
wns forced ~ enjoy {, az 4 capital Joke.
Old Ned cottinned to frequent the race
courses till theday Of his death. - e
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IEF,I ,IsH 1Hr POPIJLARI 81
IsG1RoiIa A@ @ocToBEa a issa.7

condition. A man from Ohio PROCESSES
TO Re our uosetnorf Two Of our LAs
sociaie ,Jedpes.in.t .tbs Appeal, ,Cosst. are
from New sYosk mud .PennsyIsani r.
fwo'of tonr sCHcuif ts6kesa itosn New
England J The Attorney Geserai Isbown
70 be an, ass OF the fist; water, in his
ppinion given the, bogn. Begi.lstuse j
frarn sofhe radicsL lclimei The Scbco!
Commissioned from the sauie ia,iludei
The CorIpt, oller OF the STATE Is a car
Pe,-bagger, and bas been published n
rogue and forget from his hoyhood I
Que Of or United States Senators !.
from New England, who, r5w toast.
his great loyalty, bat who wished TO
take an oath, OF allegiance. to the Con
federaey5 .'ir = 1901 The member of
Congress from Charleston is from New
Eagiand or fl,s Nor,l,> vest. With infa
nous an,ecejents l. The Congressman
GoJnsthe. Prdee Is from massachusetts.
and said TO have n bad record In the
atns, and In Darlihgt3ni Bu: enough
OF these carpet -baggers. -, -.. =. x
!. IL likely that these men will con
unue here, when trouble comes, or that
they will be long sussaiaca by the ne
groesf Il think not--their exodus is
at hand, They know that the people
hold them responsible, with tue carpet
Dagger. in the Legislature, tor all their
wrongs and expressions endured. or to
be endured IN the future. The promi-
neni scamps in this bogu. Legislature.
black and while, are all from the Nor,l
None Of them have property here or
are tax payers, and vel they arc .oser>
whelming the property holders With
taxation! - Is, r. PERRY. --rf.
y GRKESviLrE, s. @, Sept 25, 1868.
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Cook risht.

: on certaia dsy a crea. mosier nnua, - : a
TO ccii,e of a, sosne tavern "a III. CedSi
y Of aen,ico, and 6f course q cock
tight or Two, sAli ibe. appointed time.
great many Persons were, present,
and aniahk Them Ne. NJ, 4 gentlefna,i
.of the real old. stripe, who made a few
ten dollar bels on the cock. fights. sud
lost every one. He was coIbmentipg
on his bad luck. when Old Ned was
seen approaching with large bag
thrown over his rho6idet. :
"Isllos, Ned. VIA, have you got
''eu'sts - ~, 80 ss,l ss s4ss,s, s-ys, .z,af Z.
=. = Fust rate cock. Masss M ..ssa,
: g"sGame, SNedi' 81 ra- ,asa NV -e. .s.-
" Oh, yes; game as a panther, Mas
sa NJ" ~. - ;
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q! GESEKAL ErRcorAL Cox ysSr,oy OF rur
USirsD SrarEs.r-The General .Conyeation
ofahe Protes,rnt Episcopal 0hurch In the
United States, viii eh holds it's session once
10 thrse, years, will meet in the C,,y OF
New York on the 9TH Of October next
B shop stevens IN a late circular. referring
In ihis graf council of onr Church win
he gathered, Tor !h- fret time since 1850.
bishops. clergy and laity. from all Of the
United 'S,ntss II will comprise q larger
nuniber Of bishops and a lsrrer .nual.sr "a
dioceses than any OF our. previous councils.
T'" aharihcss which viii be brought before
II is,of the d.ep.,t imnorlaneeto ,he. well.
being Of the Church. now and I,creaf,er--
TIE erection of six oF fcvcn new .dioceses
and nIi.sioaary jurisdictions: the election,
and r-rhars eonsecration of several li.h.
ore; the readjus:ment cf onr code OF ca.
nous 10 new, phascs Of church gro v ih. and
actionS the vsrio=s me morials touefing
vital points OF faith, ritp, AMI discipline.
which viii be presented; tho reea.ting of,
the whole forsien miseionsry work of the
Church the needed revision 81, the eour,.
Of sudits for candidates for HOLY Order,
as,pfescribed by the House Of Bishops: the
devising Of new and enlarged agencies Of
ehurcl,l education and church extension:
the 'nethcis By which, we can est minister
TO the spiritual needs or-the poor. the work.
ingIe'nsses, the freedmen, the tnIien of ev
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JonSNY SnRiMr says that = peli.icS /.
.is hard word. 1, don't just know
what ir mears.s Il gress 81 is a. sort Of,
sickness. People who have this kihds
'ofsickutss meet together in the eve.
ming and how! and talk. Pa has. 'em a.
bad. He goes OH, five nights IN the
week, and doesn't stay at hottie the
.o,het night. 'tHeshas 'em ga bad, that p
he catit walk straight swilen he comes >,
home."s ,RTtr's n sa.sRs I'D - Ist.a ,.rrs
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.,g ,,T.a a1oktoE, September 98. u
The Spanish revoIntion gains strength
Vslladolid and bo,b casliiles have Yes
voted. The Royal forces .bass beefi fs
called from Santander 10 tJfoteet Mariia
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-26
Eenmeflee tsnb Hsaciffc Gifens
balm. 80
FOR SUBSCRIPTION.

Oie foIaen6en 0feiolutiOneu tuurbenl
in Der @ominotions Is onbention eifIsa
itimn1ig aneenontrle1: -
,Sn GriuaSun9, oab unierer Wfeis
uuna mad Der Bau Der Senne6ee nIlo
8acific Giienb0bn Elm unternebnen it,,
DeI@es berehnet if, bic 9itfsqHelent
ilnferes @taateS, uno befon0erS ben
Berabau uno bic Sbftaudt bebeuteno 81
enttpi6eln; unb 6a oa6eIbe bon nnges
beurem @erfb fur ben SanoeI nno oas
Sabrittpelen bon yfafbniIe unb Oapios
fon @ountp fi9 eriueifen ipiro, tilo %
Der Bau 6ieler 8abn fofort in 9lngriff
senomuien fpereen tiuB, iliti Die 9ouiss
bile u. Nafbbile Balm sl berbinoern,
cine 8tueigbnbfi bon @aHatin mad
Rurtreesboro su erridten, mas bic nlts
bermeiblide Solge mad iid 5lebert
niirbe, benGanbeI mad benz giiotn bon
unferer Gtdbt nah 2ouisDtae 81 aieben,
uno ia bic @ropoiitiOn, Der Sennelfeei
u. Baciie 8abn Gefeaf Gaft $500, 900
Gountp Bonos AZ Ieihen, raebr ais orei
NAL 70 tieI Sob in Gtabt ur1o County
unter ben QIrbeiteru, SarnIern lilo
0anOperfern in lIntiduf ieten unb uns
70 aus anferer fnan3ieIIen 9lemnte reis
Sen nur0e; oeebalb !.
Geies bef1Ipffen, baB Die
NepubIifanifhe Rartei bon Dabioiop@
@ouutn Die 9ropofitiou berStid enbofs
frt ua6 Dab ale @anoi0aten, bic bnr9
6ieie Contention nohiinirt iDorben fino
bierourA berpffiftet tuerDeu. ibrenGins
Hub oafar aussuaben, ba6 Die StinInIs
geber bei Der gGabI am Item Wlar5 fur
bic DropofifiuH ftinuten, 80 sep
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@aubcI uuD B6rfe.

STEM gorf, Nfitttuotb, rs. Seb. i
Sob 0fnete gu 141a unb ftano I'M
104 ubr 1411, 12a llbr Mitta9s 1414.
II. g. 8onbs 6prOa. fdaig 1881 III
- 5s20er /. Geries Ill
~ r e. ..1075
3. ..1085
gteue Mus9abe 10TH
1910 Coupons -. 1044a
1901. grries. ...1068
2. ...sss. .1068
3. .......... 1909
8aumpolls fou nit aeringeren
Yreiien. uplauos 223 Ste. 90 d. 7
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-26

Sur GOmntp NeSifter: ~na
Gb aries @. g NJ | t b.
Fts{sFs yfsT
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-26

Sur Meeeuue Collector.
Wt6 ael @ al 3.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-26
&epublifalii6es
GOmmtO 1iGet.

Sur Sberiff.
6. ~. 30 nalD . n.
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~.G 3 m mtffioner farQts

4 IondIsr 81
ns;Ss Sa,sor ~ oso;a,ot,;r : ssr 2 :
,,.staa I a,,ta - " a.,..,t, ussia,m
er stT hon :, - 81 wv s Sa',
gBilfon gountn ais @taofs S,ommifs
iioner tiir 9lbfd)dbung Der Nnipriide
lopaIer Siirger fur .8erlnite, bic fie
mabreno oes &rieges erIitten. - Sic
unter benz 8efeb, iueldes bas 9lmt bes
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-26

Sur Go1lntb Caller:
&c bra ma 8 ilt / t 3. /.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-26
NDIisei .6eritf,t,

4 o.. gteHon, 'betrunfen $16.
@atfeb Chute SdIdseret ftei9e<
ipr0den. 70 20
! gtofe steeIe ffarb.) g6impfreben,
freigeiprodeu.. @ i
Saae gBaIton (farb,) gagabon.
0irell freiaefptoden. hi.7iestsl
Sim. Wc@artbD uno Barney 6ini>
gan, S9lagerei, So.
8obert Delp, Serfud) in Elm 9aus
ein5abredeii, freisefpro6en.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-26

6ar GOuntp 1rnffee:
TraDis4 SO In a M.
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3er3eibniia aiealer gIm5et8ea
TIM beiItiQe1 BIatte. ~

Nbsansl oes Danpiers sfaibbille
nad Gairo lilorgen sla6mittag 4 ubr.
8eeen Sraat anb 8aRaee iusnOe nan
f5 an eorbstt u. 8oseI. @
strabens giienbabn gu berfaafen.
0ie 8peise Der sib. 0aibbiHe 8abn,
pelde mad sairFeIb uno Dem Sair>
srunb fabren, foIlen berfanft perOen.
8pei srobe platte Stsine gu ber'
aufsn in Ser Office 3. vi.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-03

I ISEN Collars and CUfis, Hoods, Scarfs, Gloves,
IL &c, for Ladies. Eeck-tics and Cuffs fer zen
leInen, and many other additions to our stock Of
notions, just opened Ay D. HOWELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-03

PUEBLO SALEs.-Attention is directed to.
the following public sales which appear in or
columns:
March 1o-George I. Lindsey will sell a
large assortment Of farming Supplements,
stock, &C., such as are usually found on a
weilappointed farm.
Murch 1l-Extensiye sale of personal
property, embracing fine stock by Geo. w.
Tabb. .
March 16-H. N. Pendeton, two miles
above Summit Point on Berryyille road, will
sell stock, farming Implements; &2..
lNurcA l9-Near Shepherds'owp, Zephe-
niah Bane, will offer large lot of very vaua-
BILE property. u
Lurch Mrs. Ann Riley, will sell in
Charlestown. her household and kitchen iurnl-
ture. ...z-,. ---.... ...a E.r.sfs.e
March,, 14-Rev. N. G.. North will have
a sale at his residence in this town. t-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-03
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

PAY Ur,-It would be exceedingly graft
fviny to us if the veryllarge number Of per-
sous who have not paid their subscriptions
for the present year, would do so at once
We dislike to be continually dunnins our
subscribers, but they are to blame for it all.
1t is impossible for us to cab on each one
Of them individually, nor ought such thing
to be expected Those who have paid have
our gratitude, aud need not take this notice
n. referring to them. -.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-03
PUBLIC SAL Esq
PUBLIC SALE.

rT1BE undersigned will sell at Public. Auction. at
i his residence. .sFairview," Il miles North OF
Srnithheld, on 1000 Els2s[-i- 80.
ALL OF HIS y-s.l
STOCK, FARMING UTENSILS, &C.,
consisting in part as follows. viz
Five head of No. / Mues-good size, one pair
match we'll and drive freely to carriage;
Two fine Brood Mares-in foal
Two fine eidiDgs, calculated Tor saddle or mar
A ire stallion we'll bred, five years old this
Spring, and second TO no horse III der the saddle
: Two Fiilies-one two year and one ione-year
old this Spring, gotten by The above stallion it,,
with Calves by their side-cannot be exceiieo loF
richness of milk; 70 Ft - "a q - 2 A-
A Thorough bred Bull OF Durham and Devon
stock Forty five headof Sheep; y 3 .t4- go
o Ifs saa ns Of irish CRATER stock teS
Twenty-eix STOCK HOGS. ~ hE1-ESs5
Two Broad tread Wagons Wagon Bed,
Wood Ladders, Two pair Grain Ladders,
One Cart and caring, Water Car and barrel
One three seat Carriage and Harness-strong'
onc Spring Vagon-new, with Shafts and
Pole, and Single Harness;
Gearing and Chains complete fot six hoEscs,
Five sets of Plough Gears and Brides,
Pacing Hobbies. one Rockwell Bride,
Two Witherow PIoughs, for three horses,
One two horse Coulter Plough, -
Two large Harrows, ono Corn do.' >,
Corn Covcrcr, three Single and four Double
,rhri 1Ie Double a nd Single Trees,
One buggy Rake, one Revolving do,
One GrIn Drill with Guano Attachment.
One Wheat Fan-good; one Rolling screen
Fodder Cutter and Cutting. Box,
Clover Seed Strippcr,
One set of Blacksmith Tools competc-the
Bellows large and extra.
Log Chains, one indstone--geared;
Crow Bars SIcdgc. Muttock, Hoes, &c,
Augurs from p inch to a glmlet
Grain Cradles, Moving Scythes,
Forks and Rake Horse Fork,
Pucys and Ropes for hosting hay, w
One Corn Shelter, one Portable Cider MIL,
bout 200 BUSHELS OF GLADE OAI5-
suitable for Seed,
CORN and RYE by the bushcl,
About 900 POUNDS NO. l BACON,
quantity of good LARD,
One Ten Plate Stove, one Cook Stove cofnP'e'e'
One Sun Stove, one Air-tight do.
Tv4, Franklin do pair Patent Balances
Farm Bell. 3 9bls. Vinegar, stands OF Bees.
HOUSEHOLD Il KITCHEN
FU n ~ Z II q r. n
and many other articles too numerous 10 mention.
All of the above stock and articles are OF hrst class.
TERMS OF SALE
A credit until the first Of November will be given
on all sums over 500 with interest from date, the
purchaser giving bond and approved, security
Sums of $40 and under the cash in hand NO
property to be removed until settled for.
GrJ- Sale to commence at .! O'Clock, y. M
GEORGE W. TABB'
J. w. McGISSIs, Auctionccr.
February IS, IS6S--4t.
Winchester Times copy three times and send
Z ,f I
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-03

FERTILIZERs.-Wc direct attention to the
advertisement of John s. Reese Il Co. OF their
Justly celebrated Pacific G uano and of p. Hcil
Il Sons, of their unsurpassed fertilizer. Ran
son & Duke arc the agents Of these gentlemen
for Jefferson county, and will have an album
dant supply of the articles named for the ap~
preaching spring season. 1t is only necessary
to examine the certificates which these gen
tlcmen have in possession to become satisfied
of the value of these fertilizers. Those OF our
farmers who contemplate using them for their
corn crop ought to leave their orders carly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-03

REMovAL.-We regret to part with our
friend and neighbor from the corner, Mr..
EUGENE WEST, who has removed his Dry
Goods and Grocery Store to the frame build
ing on Main street, adjoining the Court House
yard, and nearly opposite the Carter House,
In his new quarters he will be glad to see
his old friends, and as many new ones as may
find it to their advantage to call on him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-03

INJURED IN WELL.-About ten days
ago, Mr.. TuoMAs, RUTHERFORD, worthy
laboring man, residing near kearneysviile,
was very seriously hurt by the caving in Of
we'll which he was assisting in digging on the
premises of Mr.. Frank Brown. At first it
was feared that his Injuries would prove fatal ,
but hopes are now entertained that he will
recover withou, serious manning
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BOOKS, &c.
,,.,aeru stevens Book.

Il.
We have received from the National Pub:
fishing Company, the, Introduction to the
forthcoming work of the Vice President of
the late Confederacy, which he entities "a
Constitutional View of the. Wal. between the
States; its causes, character, conduct and re-
suits
The distinguished reputation of Mr. Sic
pheus as leading statesman in the old Unl~
on, the well known, mod crate, and conserva-
tive tone of his mind and his great brilliancy
and power as an orator, (Which qualities con-
stautly Shine. out in the part Of his work now
before us) are sure guarantees, tha6 the pro-
duction announced from his pen, will be one
of intense Interest. The work will doubtless
have very extensive circulation.
The New Eclcctic:--
We have received the third number of this
most excellent work from the publishers
Messrs. Turnbull and Fridge Murdoch, No:
40, Lexington street, Baltimore.
The high promise Of the preceding num-
Der of the Eclectic is fully sustained in this.
The World at Home.
The March number of this new and high
" interesting monthly is on our table. 1t
contains articles of interest and instruction to
all ages and sexes, in its Home, Juvenile,
Fashion, Cooking, Editorial, News and Conn
ic Department Published by Evans & Co.,
.S14 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send Gree
Of chargc) all who desire tthc prescription with
the directions for making and using the simple
remedy by which he curcdot a Jung affection
and that droadu disease Consumption. His only
object is to benefit the afflicted, and he hopes every
sufferer will try rhs prescriptions as it will cost
them nothing and may prove blessing. Please
address REV EDW ARD a. WILSON, p
No 1865 South Second Street,
WilIianlsburgh, New York.
MAY II, lSG7-Iy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-03
PU lie S A l. e S .
PUBLIC SALE.


7 WILL SELL, AT PUBLIC SALE, ON
TUESDAY, 3,d dny of MIR CT, 1868,
ALL MY
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
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Farming Dtemsi u.s.
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On the Tate Farm, ono mile South of Charlcstown
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. go.
Chairs, Tables, Bureaus, one sidcboard,
BcGsteaGs. &c, two SlCveS, one Cook Stove,
One large Iron Kettle.
STOCK.
Eight No. WORK HORsEs--fve of which
are Mares: four of them with foaI, and two Black
Roam Matches; one ycar-oId Colt - -,
Five Mich Cows three Heifers feigSITgSA
heavy with Calf. &stA&SfS
Ono young Durham IulI, ~
Six head of Stock Cattle; t&ESHS48EzS>
RS, noes Thirty head of Stock Hogs and
s-5E..~. three Brood SOws;
60 SlIEEP-Nine mead of Young Ewes;
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Two Wagons One Cart, Three Barshcnr
PIoughs, new one, (Ou's Inakc)
Two lInrrows, three Double and two Single
Shovel P!Oughs;
One Champion Wheat Reaper,
And Mower Combined
.Onc patent Cutting Box, Jack Screw,
Two q rain Cradles. One Moving Scythc,
Forks aud Rakes, NlauIa, Wedges, Axes,
Quo set of Brcechbauds,
Four sets of Front Gear, Blind Brides;
Collars, six sets Of Plough Gears;
One set OF Cart Gear, lot of Head .Haltcrs;
One Side apd ono Man Saddle,
Two Ridjdg Brides, set of Spices;
Breast Chains, Sprcadcrs, one Fifth Chain;
One Bea rim q and two Log Chains,
Double, Thriblc and Single Trees:
Lot OF Old Ir0n Hoes, Shovcls, Picks;
. pair Grain Ladders aud many other articles.
CIR AIN:
Fifty Barrels CORN; Sixty Bushels RYE;
+ lily Bushels Screenings; Lot OF OATS;
SIXTY ACRES Of WHEAT IS THE GRuUAD.
TERMS OF SALE.
Six months credit all sums a. ovc Ten Dol liars
by the purchaser giving note with approved Sc
Curitv; all sums of Ten Dollars and under. Cash.
The Corn, Rye. Wheat in the Ground, Screenings
and Oats will be sold for Cash. No property TO be
removed until terms OF sale are compiled. with
JOSEPH +. STRlDER.
February is, 1868.