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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-23
FOR SALE.
SPRING AND SUMMER SUPPLIES.

81 A1RU AMI DUN MEN COl L bALCi
I HAVE Just opened at my store in Charlcsto~n &,
1 opposite the a. Bank building" large addition
to my former supply of SEASoNARLR GOODS,
aud which is now being offered the most reason
able terms. The stock of
G. " o q q r. / @ -
is so general and complete, that an enumeration ia
deemed unnecessary. Suffice it to say that every
article needed by hoUsekccpcrs, from necessity or
luxury, will be found on hand, and offered as cheap
as can be found elsewhere in the county.
LIQUORS, embracing the choicest Brandlcs,
Wines, Whisl5cys, Gin. Rum, Brown Stout and
Porter, that the city markets afford For variety
of choice and superiority of quality, the assortment
cannot be exccllcd in the county.
QUEENS WARE, Stone China and Glass Ware.
a very choice selection, of the latest style and beet
qualities. Also, Wooden Ware, Stone Ware and
Earihen- Ware, of all varieties.
CUTLERY, cf the best quality, With scvcrnl
handsome CastOr=, &c. Also, Fencing, Smuggling
and other Nails, Putty. Glass, sc.
SHOES, for Ladies', & entlencn or Misses. Of all
kinds and varieties, aud ste stock of Calf, Kid and
Lasting Gaiterg Getty made and sttchcd) is es-
pccally worthy Of attention.
HATS. ior Men and Boys, OF The latest fashion
and best quality.
LADIES' HOSE, Gloves, and other articles ofnG-
ccsstY and taste, cheap as t" be found elsewhere
NOTIONS of every description, and nany Of
them entirely to the market,
Corn Meal, Flour, Bacon, Dried Beef, Bologna
Sausage, Fish, Puta toes, &c, always on hand.
{tE- Country Produce trkca in exchange for good5
Thankful for ihc liberal patronage of the pnst
year, continuance Is confidently expected, from
ihc additional iuiuccncuts which it will be III my
power to eifcr. JACOB Il. BROWN,
April 81 lS6S. agent
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-23
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE BALTIMORE WEEKLY GAZETTE
Fol "a

THE Northern Radical Journals. in view of ,he
i approaching Presidential struge lie. are making
every effort extend their circulation in the South
and to flood the country With Radical faIsehoOds,
in order to lay foundation for Radical Frauds
With view Of combating al far Us possible these
mischievous agents, tho
w KY G AZE TIE
has been established. 1t undertakes to represent
the true aud feelings of the South, and
sent her wrongs. Il Is the largest cosmopolitan
journal published South of New York, and has al
ready within a few weeks. obtained subscribers in
some three hundred southern towps and village
In the hope of accom- PIishiuE good during thu
Presidential ca m paisn W.. clcr the " EEELT GA.
ZErrE in packages ~ tity copics, TO any one 40,
dress for sou For single copies nd clubs mailed
to names OF subsoribers. our terrus ATE;
One copy for enc year -..-..,...'.., .---' .
Onc copy for six months . !
Five Copies, one year, = '.
And one copy extra to getter up OF Club
leu copes,.. .-.---.,.,. ....-- SD.
And one copy extra Ia gettcr up of Club
Twenty cCpics 80. ... ........... 81.
And one copy extra To Setier up CT Club.
GAZETTE OFFICE. Baltimore.
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-23

KEL1GIoUs.-A series of meetings were in
progress during the last week, in the Episco-
pal Church of this town, Of unusual interest
and largely attended Confirmation was adj
ministcrcd on Wednesday by the venerable
Bishop JOINS and some thirteen admitted to
membership in the Church. The pulpit was
very acceptably filled on Sabbath and at night
by the Rev. Mr.. Meredith Of Winchester.
DR.. HAMMER Of Baltimore, SO warmly en-
dcared to our people by his christian zeal in
their behalf, delivered highly interesting
and practical discourses morning and even
ing at the Presbyterian church. The pull
pit of the Methodist church was occupied as
usual by the pastor in charge, the Rev. Mr..
TONGUE, in the morning, and in the evening
by that somewhat ccccntric, though vcncra-
BILE old servant on the walls Of Zion, the Rev.
WILLIAM MCELRoY, formerly Of this town.
The services were appropriately concluded
by the Rev. n. G.. NORTH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-23

INTERESTING SKETCH.-Our first page
this morning is occupied with an interesting
sketch of a gallant young man from this
county, who laid down his life as an oblation
upon the altar of his country-fshting for
her rights and dying for the maintenance of
her honor. We make illusions to the Ia
mented THOMSON, than whom a more gallant
and dauntless spirit, did not perish in the
struggle for Southern independence. We
are glad that some friend has paid this de-
served tribute to his memory. The brave,
the gallant the true such as he, can never
fade from recollection.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-23
Shirt 1T .g9tflrsolr.
L0CAL MISCELLANY.

SrRAsnxRRY FEsrIvAh.-The ladies OF
this town and neighborhOo1, ever jealous III
works for the perpetuation of the memories
of the heroic dead, who sleep in our beauti-
fnl cemetery, propose Strawberry Festival
to-day and to morrow at Jefferson Hail. the
proceeds of which are to be applied to the
fund for the erection of monument over the
remains of tho Confederate dead in Edge
Hill &c mctcry. The Festival will be held
during the day and evening.
Its hardly necessary that we should make
an appeal to our citizens to encourage the
Ladies in this Iaudablc work. The object is
such as to commend itself, and we doubt not
the accustomed libcrality will be extended in
aid of the generous tribute proposed The
ladies will be gratified to receive contributions
in Cake, Cream, &C., at the hall this morning.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-23

SHAMEFUL OUTRAGE.-On Sabbath last,
Dir Morris Kahn, residing near the Southern
suburbs of the town, visited Harper's Ferry,
leaving his premises in charge of his boys
Whilst going round the garden to see that all
was right, these little fellows were fired upon
by some unknown negro from the road side,
without any provocation whatever, the charge
consisting fortunately of only powder and
wad, striking full in the face the elder boy.
We learn that one entire side Of his face is
charred and blistered, the eye closed, and
his sufferings most acute. Have not our
magistrates the authority, and independence
enough to enforce it, of arresting and duly
furnishing every negro found brandishiug his
revolver or carrying gun on the Sabbath, as
is so frequently done with impunity, on our
streets and along our highways.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-23

CoMING.-JcfTrics' Stcrcoscopic Car, which
has been in Winchester for some time past,
exhibiting over one thousand views, is now
in Charc:;own.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-23
LATEST ARRIVAL!

LATEST ARRIT
PARE ATTRACTIONS & GREAT BARGAINS
L. DIN KLE,
A T the old cstab lishcd house of c. C. Stewart,
n decd, Charlestown, has just returned from
Baltimore with ono of the largest, select and
varied assor tTnents of
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRT,
Of the latest style, improved structure an. atrac
tive appearance II has been his pleasure here
tofore to offer. A leo received in addition the
general stock on hand. large and bcauIiiul selec
ton OF the most fashionable
S1LVER-PLATED WARE,
consisting in part OF Butter Dishcs Castors, Cake
Baskets, Ice Pitchers Spoons and Forks; also. Sill
yer Table and Tea SPOuuF. Silver Thimblcs, Silver
Shield. Gold Rings, Sleeve Buttons of all grades
Breastpins and Ear Rings ia variety, and a thou
sand other things valuable, too numerous to men
ton.
G1- Thankful to the public for the liberal encour
agement heretofore extended, an examination Oh
the stock hand and inquiry as to the ln-
ducements offered to purchasers, respectfully So
licited.
C. Special and speedy attention given to RE;
PAIRING, and all work Warranted 10 be executed
to order in the beat nd on reasonable terms
June 2, 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-23

LAND Substituting last fortnight, the
eutcrprising real estate firm Of Smith A Wal
ton, sold the farm of A!r. JOHN l.. CRAIG
HILL, near Summit Point in this county, con-
tanning two hundred and forty seven acres, to
Mr. Frederick Shoot Of Loudoun county, for
s65 per acre.
Since then the same firm has sold three
hundred and thirty-three acres of mountain
land in Jefferson county, belonging to Ben
nett Wright, of Loudoun county, Virginia,
to Lewis Judd, of Connecticut, for $500.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-23

been noted as pleasant place of resort du-
ring the summer months, from the heat and
hustle of the crowded city, and from present
anpearances it still maintains its ancient rep
utation. Already our hotels and private
houses are thronged with visitors, and stran
gers are seen on every hand, enjoying the
luxury Of summer SOLO urn in one of the
most pleasant towns in the Valley of Vir
oiuia. we bid them earty welcome, and
feel assured that none will ever regret the
pleasant days spent in old Charlcstown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-23
SPRING MILLINERY!
MISC AIAGGIEJOHSS

a r her Fashionable Millinery Store-Post Office,
"A Main strCct--has received and opened n select
assortment of
SPRING e. SUMMER MILLINERY,
which is equal if superior, to any ever offered
to the Ladies of this community. Her stock
sisrs of the NEW EST SHAPES in Straw, Silk and
Gimp HATS, ROSNETS, &c; VelvCts, Ribbons,
Silk Goods, Flowers, Feathers, Ruches, Grapes,
Blondes, Braids Ornaments, &c.
Grateful for the kindness of the past, she assures
the Ladies' that she will be most happy to wait
them at her store.
o. Her prices m oJcrate for the CASH.
April 81, 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-23
TO THE PUBLIC.
WANTED.
/ e 4 TIL E z

HAVE mad arrangements with Philip Showers
/ of Martinsburg, 10 keep constantly on hand a
supDIv of SOLE AND UPPER LEATHER KIP and
CALF SKINS. which will self low for Cash or eX'
CEauge for Hides JOHN W. GRANT HAM.
NIIddleway, June >, 1865.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-23

A WORD WITH OUR PATRoNs.-Why is
it that men will ask for credit in the printing
business, when they will not ask it in any
other? This has long been an unsolved
problem to US. There are those who would
not approach a merchant or mechanic for in
diligence to the amount of one doNetr, and
yet these same parties think nothing of con-
tracing aprinter's bill to the extent Of three,
Jfge, or ten dollars, and allowing it to run for
an indefinite period, unless their bills are pre-
sented to them half dozen times. Our bills
are generally small, and scattered over every
section Of the country, making it impossible
for us to wait upon each patron in person;
hence they are often neglected, upon the mis-
taken impression that because the amount is
small, its being withheld will not subject us
70 serious noonvcniencc The salaries Of our
employees, our paper, ink and other material,
are ali cdSh--or ought 10 be-and are all to
be met by these numerous small bills which
in the aggregate sum up hundreds Of doH0rS,
and yet they are neglected to our dctriment.
The Presidential campaign, in which our
future prosperity and happiness is at stake, is
now upon us, and we wish to bear our part
in defence of truth and justice. Now, friends,
we ask you, one and all, to do us but simple
justice, meet the obligations you have in
Cured with us, and let us have what we have
honestly earned, and VIC will strive to publish
a paper that will have IFS effect in the open
ing campaign, and one that will be credit
to the community in which it is published.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-23

MAsoNIc.-Thc centennial celebration of
Hiram Lodge, Winchester, will take place on
the 22nd of July of this year, at which time
the new Temple will be dedicated with i'm
posing ceremonies.
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FISH FISH FISH u!
~ Inpo . ". EBY.
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TAROLINA RICE, Maccaroni. Prime Cheese, So
Inc w. EBY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-06-23

WOOL WOOL WOOI
VNHE undersigned are paying the highest price
1,nc > IS6S KEARSLEY g. SHEERER.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-18


THE ROLE or ALc1uot.-lt
enables us to violate the laws o.
nature without immediate suffering
and speedy .auuctim. This dp
pears to bp its c'icf office. in con
junction with it's ullN. tubaceu.--
Those tailor, ,uid ha e. soon died
hu, for the ein4 ard those horse
N N would have siycn NJ and per
ishcd but ion. the vhisl,ry. NaIur.
commanded these soldiers to rest.
lint lhey were enabled. f,r fhp mo
mprt. to d,sobry her. Doubtlcs>
%,tpra was cypo with b,r .,,pr.
wards; hut. or the tin g they could
I dsfy th,lr mother Great and vi>c.--
+ Alcohol sumoHvA thcm ~ doing
wrong. Alc0hul and tobacco sun
port hAlt the modrra world ~ duiu,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-18

CTAFE OF VERMONT. Orange C,nr.- T.
prelnc Court, nex' 10 be held vitIir ,.T I
Tor sail County on the sixth Tuesdav "a. 41s
1859. a. D,
Rosaunah Tenney of Co.lnth, in sa3 c,..
" Of Orange. has nled in the clerks o,sco ..
-ald tonrt her petition for divorce retnr1sti.
10 sand next term of said court, sc tine tor'.
IN substance that abe was married IA IL
Aenney AT Nest Fairlee on the Nth d. %
pet onber, 4. D.. i,59 aud from that TIM y
lived with sal Joshua at said Cu1irts IN ,h.
Tue Observance of ail her marriaac ynv.','.'
about the 18th day Of April A. y, ls55 Fl,,
the said Joshua wilullv deserted her. and 1,-
ev since refused aud 4tili does lesu.ptoE,'
with or support her though .c Is of sgH ,a-.
ability 30 to do. That said Joshua ,r-n,to,I.
state of Iowa and has resided tac.cpy,r .y-.
aud il still there. That Sbp Mud who, ,-..
/ il,I 70 said Joshua 3 cuu,iderah!c 3llgp. Il.
| pcr.oEal property. AMI praying that A n.1 n
| divorce may BE granted her in the prsri.s.
and that al such personal properly ~, va,
| hers AT her said marriage ard il .till IN her
/ hands and possession may be- decrord TO ls-
I l. Appearing from the ioIpEuIA. tLats,il
Joshua IeIHey IA without this state no tia,
-ait petition cannot be served uayA li.. i
H. therefore ordered that the foregoing. 7o..
Is the substance 9. said ueiir1a, to-e,Aerv ii
TINS oIier be published three weeks succe.
lNely Ia he National Opinion, q uev-ps,.
pii"ted At Bradford in said OrauSe Co.u.,
tAe last Of which shall De at least Vi. Wte.
before tat teg,a of aid court 10 which sa.. b.
tllilu rs rrtuluable which -Lau be 4uA, d
u0t.,, 70 said J7Aua 10 appear.
/. &. lllNCkLLY
Clerk OF SAD CouH
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-18
Mr.. Klitor There is nothing

more troublesome to a man than to
use artificial aid to his eyes. lie
begins 10 lose lis eyesight 1t about |
forty-fi or liftr. His eyes contin-
ue to fail with DO recuperation until |
death. As the eyes continue TO
fill, the lower OF the spectacles is
increased. Now, is there no rene
dy2 Il there nu relief to the eye in
the cascH AS | write for the OpiH-
ion l will give mine opinion in the
matter, founded upon experience
aud Philosophy. l began to use
spectacles at forty-five and used
them about IS years. found it SO
troublesome o uSe spectac'eS that |
was determined 10 repair my eyes
litpossible. | first examined three
different kinds Of eye sLarpeners,
! to restore the eyesight. / pro
nounced against them all as being
unnatural and Injurious to the eye.
The Object Of al operations upon
the eye is to restore he eye to its
natural rotuudity. But the effect
OF the eye sharpeners is to force the
eve to its natural rotuudity. Now
the eve can be reformed, Out the re-
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-18
Manhood. p@ Lost, Iov Ess'H'S

just published. new edition OF y, NH e, ,
wells Celebrated Essay on the fhu. ~ Sal
without mcdiciu,l OF Spcrmato h@II Ia.,.
nal Weakness, lHyuluntuy s"n'l9s'' .ra,,y
Inpotency, Mental aud Physical i"i VA On
hnIcdimcnts TO marriage, etc, ,'I Gy .cl
Inn ion, Epilepsy, and t'il'' lhu .N
Indulgence or sexual eNtrV'S ..pts
T. ice. IN sealed envelope, only uEJn,',HtO
The celebrated author, IN thi' a'"' So.
say, ,lcarly demonstrates iioI', un,S con
successful practice, that the ala,l',"''ily cui.
unruccs ofsclfabusc may be r sa,a,nroel M
without the dangerous u.e I" uoa
cine or the application of the hl MI. certain
OUT a modr OF cure 1T once simple 1 C'' sale
rllrctunl. hy means Of which evan h.. u.
ma matter VIVA, lis condition ln ,ni radical
,urc himself chcally, privately, " ,Ss hands
ivsThis Lecture should Nc !" ,bs land
cyr'y Youth aud every man IN ,n l,a ,"r' 10
Sent uudrr seal, ina llln CIV, y, cent
address postpaid, on receipt OF ~ ~ ersr
. 'si,lp, i,s Guide" price Is ce.l,,yES
III. I pnIii h"rs, CiiAs J M hh' no., 49,
- p"wery, New York, Post once w.
uyl
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-18

\ young man IN ShclhurIe Falls,
Mass, promised TO marry u Mon,
tagne eiIl If Grant was elected, but
now ungnllantly refuses 10 do so, in.
sisting that 1t was all n joke. The
girl, however, proposes to hold him
to his word.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-18

SNrOuAN .-l.MALar. OWING ~ ilr
~ pc. u,Isr Rud important relations which
thpy ra-t ANA fhtrp peculiar orgalH.atiu and
th, utlcts they perform. axe subject 10 ulaut
/ MI .uars Freedom from these contribute }.
I Dr. o su.all degree to their happiness and wei
i ilvc. for none can be happy VIM are ID. Not
fou!, ,u, bat no one O these yaIiuus female
/ elulrltiuts ciu long he su4grld tn rum OIL
. sithuut Involving the general honlth of ia,
+ tuttlylduu aud ,le long pruauclug perm -ugut
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-18
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The only hope Of success IN the
temperance reform is IN union Of eff.
fo'. here arc enough temperance
men and women IN this STATE TO
Danish tho evil Of inlempelanoe IN
60 days time, il thcy would ~ pull
s0.etuer
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-18

women.-and, Mr. Speaker, | should
hope that the ship canal PROJECT
would not interfere with any Of
! these productions, especially the
/ latter: and l trust il wuu'd not:
! say, instead OF bpil z celebrated
for these productions alone, she
wolld become eminent for her man
ut.tctures and her commercP. In.
stead of being simply an inland
State, as She now Is, along two
thirds her entire Western limits
W0u'd tloat the commerce of q con.
tiueut in its ingarl aud outward
/ fax. Vermont capital would then
build sea going vessels Oh the shore
/ Of Laep ChaDplaln. and with car
/ 20 OF Vermont maitf urts aiG
products, could clear for Liverpool
and London. Our state wJuld then
not only he the gem If the noun
taiHS, but would stretch out her
druIS towards the sea and vie with
other Sti.cs Tor the supremacy OF
the deep.
This scheme is indeed n grand
one and promises grand results to
Vermont. Ii j. Witlsul, every way
practicable, aud the real demand
;or cheaper and mole ;nple trans
portation between tide water ANA
the great Northwest will, | believe
secure its early realization. and
hone the Lcgi~laitlIe viii adopt the
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-12-18
The English Election.

IN ENGLAND ia sycendipgly crafty.
ipr ia MI chanpions Of universal ,
suffrage, ana 70 all f'1or'ners VII"
have po'lticaI lrteUom III VIEW I
EnSIl7hnen are ~ nature cohSerNa'
i've III theif poiitlc" DOCTRINES anu
intensely welded 10 ola established
polltltai lItaS ana tcretS, so ahclent
''h3t me memory ot man ruiheth
not TO the contrary Their great
characteristic isan instructive dread
OF radlcailSm, whether II appears IN
political l. sti,utionS. in their church
politY, OF il their great universities
aud schools, from which emauate Sc |
many great minds, that coAtrol aud /
/ gulda the government of the ration. |
The disastrous failures Of the yarj,
ous spaSlnodic outbreaks of radical
ian on the Contlnent,-'Spetla'iN the /
anarchy, bloodSAed and lawletsnes8,
incident TO the French Revolutions
winch eliminate III 4 carnival OF
mls.ule, inddeiity and atheism, and
came 10 an end, When throttled by