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3ction passed off quietly.
New Jersey.

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 1.-The Democratic
State Committee claim that the Democrats
have carried their Electoral Ticket and have
also elected a Governor and four members Of
Congress.
The Radicals say that only one Democratic
member is elected and that neither party at
present can state majorities,
Both say the election was close.
TRENTON N. j., Nov. 4.-Cumberland
county gives Grant 1900 majority. Mercer
county has gone Democratic-electing Demo
cratic Senator and one Democratic Representa-
tive. The State looks Democratic.
Haight is probably elected in the I'd District.
Boyd, Democrat, in the Sd District and Cleve-
land IN the 9Th District are elected.
The State is doubtful.
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Call or send for circular.
A USEFUL ARTICLE.

n
The Patent Book Clamp, neat, compact
strong, simple durable, and cheap article, for
carrying books. 1t will out-last a dozen straps,
and DO the books no injury 1t holds any nun
Der of books, and affords complete handle for
carrying. Price Japanned, SO cents Brass,
IS cents For sale by KOBT. BELL,
nos Stqtioner and Dealer in Music.
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4 UCTION SALE OF TOWN LOTS.
We will offer for sale. by public auction, on
SATURDAY, the 14th of Nov, at II clock
M, in front of the Mayors Office THREE
BUILDING LOTS, each II feet front by 60 It
deep; situated on the east side of Patrick St,
between Wilkes and Gibbon. The buildings
were recently destroyed by fire. They can be
bought at private sale.
GREEN & WISE,
nov 4-td Zeal Estate Auctioneers.
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North Carolina.

RALEIGH, N. G. Nov 4 charlotte gives a
Radical gain of 49, which will be increased by
the county. Kettercll, Greenville county gives
Democratic gain of 70. Franklinson gives
Democratic gain 90 Henderson Democra-
tic gain IA Wayne 60 Democratic ma
iority, gain of over 300 Whining ton
gives Radical gain 243 High Point and
Clifford give Seymour GO and Grant 222.
Graham, Alamance county, gives Grant 1876,
Seymour BOZ Wakesham gives Democratic
gain so far as heard from. Durhams, Orange
county, gives Seymour 405, Grant 1873
Democratic gain. Raleigh gives a Radical
gain of 100. The Democrats gain in the
county.
Halifax shows a small Democratic gain
Cabonas-4 precincts-Seymour 962, Grant
779. Orange, Hillsboro, gives Radica gain
of GO.
Kingston gives a Radical majority of 437.-
Heaton, Republican for Congress, has 436 ma
jority. Beaufort gives III majority for the
Radicals. Morehead City, Rad. majority Of 4.
Newbern and James City gave 4 Radical
majority Of 1919.
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TNCOURAGE HOME ENTERPRISE
- ATTENTION LADIES

Having opened HooPSGIRT, CORSET
and SHGULDER-BRAC FACTORY, some
thing entirely new in Alexandria, would re-
spectvely call the special At ention OF the ladies'
to my new establishment
Roopskirts and Corsets made to order ut the
shortest not ce, and on very reasonable terms
@HoopskiGt; altered according to the latest
style. Hoopskirts repaired and n perfect ft is
HENRY BLADDER,
no3 1914 King st.. bet Pitt and st. Asapb.
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1t is said that the West India trade is reyig.
| ing in Norfolk.
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DROF. LOUIS WUNDRAM'S BLOOD
l. PURIFYING and PURGATIVE PILLS
and POWDERS, for the speedy cure of all In
cipient and Chronic Diseases, resulting from
impure blood and imperfect digestion partlcu'
larry eruptions Of the skin; have been in use
tor over 30 years. Many persons in this com
munity can testify to their efficiency. Import
cd direct and for sale by
JULIUS DIENELT, II s. Royal st.
and by Druggists generally.
Call or send for circular. nov
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THOMAS a. BALL. dHATSoH Tyler
7 A n D 4 G Il G /
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i D ROFOOALIS rOh hhDO 1hOL4No III An
KET HOUSE.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Au-
ditor's Office up TO MONDAY the 9th Of No
vember, II IN for, pulling down and rebuild
ing the Old Market building on Cameron street
Specifications and drawing can be seen at the
store Of William Arnold, King street. Bidders
will state the amount for doing the work
Both with and without furnishing material.
GEO. II. MARKELL,
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Gold.
CITY ITEMS.

WOEWs
New YoRK, Nov Gold today 1882,
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r A PANIER SKIRTS AND BUsTLEs.

In addition to the above new styles" L have
this day received per New York steamer anoth-
er large invoice Of Hoopskirts Of every deSScrip-
ton Tor Ladies, Misses and Children. These
Skirts will be sold by the dozen to dealers, at
factory prices. CHAS. w. GREEN,
nov3 68 King street.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-24
Berkeley County.

From the Ne'o Era we clip the following:
The Dramatic reading by Miss Belle
Boyd, Monday night, was not largely attend
cd. In the May Queen, and several other
pieces, she acquitted herself quite creditably,
though in some of the more difficult she
seemed to lack the experience which guar
antees entire success. The small audience
which greeted the appearance of Miss Boyd
Monday night is in great degree attributa-
bic to the lack Of appreciation, on the part
Of our citizens, Of entertainments of literary
character. minstrel troupe would secure
larger audience than Dickens.
From the Union we clip the following:-
Our Sheriff received letter from the
Inspector Of Police at New York, on Thurs
day morning of last week, stating that a
Frenchman had been arrested there, sup-
posed to be LuciAni, convicted here tor the
murder of his wife. IL seems he was ped
ding confectionery on the street, and was
recognized by Mr.. Wm. Meracle, who was
iailor at the time he made his escape. He
gives his name as Pierre Norm, and denies
knowing anything of Luciani but Mr.. NJ er-
acle, who ought to know, says it IS him. The
necessary requisition on the Governor of New
York was received on Tuesday last, and on
Wednesday morning Sheriff Pitzer started
to get the prisoner and bring him to this
State, that the sentence Of the law may be
carried out.
We understand a joint stock company
is about being formed for the purpose of
erecting three,stO brick building, on the
corner Of College Alley and King Street
The building when completed, to be used
for store houses, offices, &c, and one of the
upper stories to be a town hall. It is to be
So feet long and 46 feet wide.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-24
LETTER FROM LEETOWN.
LEETowN, March 20th, 1868.

LEETowN, March 20th, 1865
1Lr. Editor:-
We are alive and celebrating in our thriv>
ing borough, and enjoying a most gratifying
Immunity from disease. The hoalthfulness
OF the place for the last two years has been
notorious, and great variety OF opinions as
to the cause prevail. Some maintain that
where a community has Uubounded confidence
in its resident physician as to Skill there
is not much sickness.- No one wishing to
incur the ridicule Of being sick to-day and
well tomorrow, which is sure to be the case
if you have good doctor. Another theory.
y good. physician generally makes Il pretty
stout pill and persons are tain to keep we'll
in order to avoid swallowing it. Eschewing
all useless speculation as to causes, it is Ger
taiuly true that Lcctown is a very healthy
place. Our doctor has quit lis practice and
gone to farming-no wonder. 10 one got
sick. lie acted while as township clerk,
but a misunderstanding having arisen be-
tween him and the soyereigns he resigned.
The sovereigns were very sorry and thought
the doctor had heaycd it to them tOIerably
stout The soveregns should have care how
they question official prerogatives in future.
There is difficulty in getting proper
person to fill the vacant OH C, on account OF
the notorious dsIeyalty OF the people.
Some are in favor Of sending to Massachusetts,
for clerk, but then the distance is SO great,
and the expense and delay would be great
objections. But a rebel cannot, and shall
not, fill it! The public preference seems to
be drifting towards coloured gentleman
in our town, named Burns, who although
not much of a scholar, is u strong man, or
will be, as summer is approaching. Burns
will accept the position.
Mr.. Editor, it is desirable to have all Off
ces filled by loyal men, and we are luboping
in AverilI Township to bring this about. L
could tell you slrinS ofanecdotes az long
as your leg, illustrating the boldness, persis-
tency and cunning OF our Few loyal men,
which no doubt would delight you hugely.
| must not run the risk Of mourning Il sus-
picion of partiality by naming Anthony Tur-
her as one Of the best fellows in the world.
You would laugh till hoarsc if were to tell
you how he circumvcnted rebels at the polls
You know bow our mutual friend, James
Pitcher, walked into G.. ". Shirlcys atiec-
tions, to the tune Of several hundred; we'll,
that was decidedly sharp-but / tell you that
james is not 4 circumstance to Anthony.
But in prayer meeting he has no equal cX-
ccpt brother Lindsay; he can ''hoilar" louder
than donkey, and 1.-THE Devil has to git
faster than ever lightning chased squir-
rel down hickory sapliug. Dear MIR. Edi-
tor. | must close this interesting letter, by
reminding that you shall hear from cur town
again. Yours TIL death,
LOOMS,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-24
COUNTY ITEMS.
LOOMS.

From the Shephcrdstown Register ofSatur-
day, we take the following -
"A new order entitled the "Friends of
Temperance" has recently been organized in
this place.
- The Lutheran congregation of this place
have determined to have their Church re-
modelled and enlarged. 1t is to be extended
some 25 feet in front, towards the street, I'M
der which basement will be made for the
purpose of Lecture Room.
CHESAPEAKE & ONO CANAL.-Tt is under
stood that the water will be let in along the
whole line of the canal about the 25th instant
The work is said to be in fair order for the
spring trade. The new aqueduct connecting
the Alexandria with the Chesapeake 4, Ohio
Canal is approaching completion, and will, it
is said, be ready for use as soon as navigation
commences.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-24
VALLEY ITEMS.

From our Valley exchanges we clip the
following items
MY David Fox, living or Dry Run,
Page county, fell from the top OF house
which was in process of erection, on the 9th
inst, and fractured his leg very badly,
james billiard, son of jesse =. billiard,
residing near Cherry Grove, in the lower end
Of Rockingham county, was severely burned
by au explosion Of powder, on Saturday the
1th OF March.
There were twenty-three town lots sold
in llarrisonburg last week, at prices ranging
from $50 to $50. uarrisonburg has now
within its corporate limits fourteen hundred
acres, included in circumference of six and
thrcc>tourths miles.
There are numbers Of people on Garden
Mountain, Botetourt and Rock bridge coun-
ties, who have nothing to cat but dry corn
bread. y gentleman informs us that he has
recently seen girls, lG and II years old,
dressed in nothing but 4 thin cotton dress in
and no meat to be had.-,Sjuuut0n I'Uy.
ACCIDENT AND CHEMICAL DIsCOVERY.-
Mr.. Ferdinand XoiIcr Of this town, says the
New Market TdiLcY, had his fingers terribly
lacerated on Saturday evening last by the
explosion Of a small piece Of lunar caustic,
which he was cndeavoriug to re insert in 4
Quill. Nitrate of silver has never been con-
sidercd explosive, to our knowledge, aud we
suppose tie only solution to this otherwise
chemical mystery is to be found in the fact
that the stick Of caustic had been kept in
wooden match box, out Of which the matches
had long siuce been used The wood of the
match box having become imprcgnated with
the sulphur Of the matches, we suppose, by
chemical affinity for the silver, it was ab-
sorbed BY it and the result was an explosive
compound. Although the stick was not more
than half an inch in length, the report Of the
explosion was equal to that Of rifle. This
is making discoveries at considerable cost at
the start, bur it may be Of considcraLIcbcncG:
to the scientific world.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-24

AT the new railroad bridge now being
erected at Pugh's Run, in Shenandoah coun-
ty, on Thursday afternoon week, about t
o'clock, a dreadful accident occurred by which
David Grub, of Rockingham county, was
instantly killed. lie was employed on the
bridge, and had gone up to adjust one of the
top plates, when some of the tasteDings gave
way, precipitating the unfortunate man n dis
lance of about GO feet, the falling timbcrs
breaking both legs and crushing his head and
skull, producing instantaneous death
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-24
GREAT ATTRA CTIONS IN MILLINERY

MISS MAGGIE JOHNSON,
MOULD state, for the information OF the Ladies
w of Charlestowp and vicinity, that she has
Gently returned from Baltimore with full and
complete stock OF
SEASONABLE MILLINERY GOODS,
com posed Of aTtcles the most fashionable and be-
coming. She especially invites the attention Of
Ladies to her beautiful styles Of
BON.ETS, HATS,
FLOW ERS. FEATHERS, &C.,
all of which she means to sell the reasonable
figures those who favor her with their custom.
With the determination that her work shall com
mend itself for taste and utility she confidently
tcipates liberal share of public patronage.
October %, 1867.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.
I'd. CONSERVATIVES

The REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send (frcc
of charge) all who desire il. the it'll
the directions for making and using the simple
remedy by which he cured OF a lung affection
and that dreadful disease ConsumPtion His only
sufferer will try this prescription, it will cost
them nothing, and may prove a blessing. Please
address REV. EDW ARD a. WILSON,
No 1865 South Second Street.
Wil!iamsburgh, New York.
MAY II. 1s61-IY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-24

ANOTHER SALE.-At the sale of the money
by the Building Association on Saturday
night last, two shares of stock 77ere redeem~
ed at Sl39 per share-the premium being
S121. We are glad to note this sale, as an
other evidence of the prosperity of the insti-
tuition.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-24
HARPER's FERRY TRADE.
HAMPERS FERRY
OF . II TN q
AND
GENERAL FURNISHING STORE,
For Gentlemen, Youth and Children.

For Gentlemen, YCUth and Children.
THE undersigned takes pleasure in informing
4 the public that he has just received, and will
continue TO keep constantly ON hand, large and
well selected Stock Of the best Made up
CLOTHING FOR FALL AMI WINTER NEAR,
al kinds OF Genuemen's Furnishing Goods, Roots,
SHOES Hats, Caps, Notions, Trunks, Yalises, Satch
els, &c, &c, &c.
PRICES IN PART.
Suit Of Coat, Pants and Vest, complete Silk Mixed
Sasslmere, 5 Is; Black Cloth Suit. : i2 to IS: Grey
HARRISON Cashmere Suit, Si7; Pulled Einsey Suit,
SIo; separate portions of Suit at Ratsble Prices.
Beng enabled TO buy my Goods of the first and
pest manufacturers in the Country, positively say
1 can offer BETTER dns CHEAPER GOODS in
my line thar have been sold in this neighbor-
hood.
Thankful for past favors, respectfully solicit
continuance of public patronage, and will endeavor
to merit the same. respectfully, request buyers
to call before purchasing elsewhere and determine
for themselves if ! do not sell cheaper the same
quality of goods than any else possibly can.
NJ. 'ROSENBERCi. Shenandoah St.
Opposite DIR. O'Donuelts Office and Residence,
September "a, lo61-u Harper's Ferry.
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AUGTIONEER'S NOTICE.

TI'HE undersigned offers his services the people
j of Jefferson AUCTIOSEER. He will
attend PUBLIC SALES, and perform the usual du-
ties Of an Auctioncer upon the most reasOnab lie
terms; nd viii exert himself in the interest OF the
parties ~anrcrrcd- Letters addrcs 80 at Har
pers Ferry, or left the Spirit Of Je5rsorl Office,
will receive prompt attention
). ID. POTTERFIELD-.
DeccmbeI II. Izs7-3rn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-24
TO THE FARMER.

DECENT experience has proven that good
IL FERTILIZER upon CORN pays better thar
upon any other crop. BESIDES pushing the plant tor
an carly maturity, and enabling it TO stand sue.
ccssfulIvothc drought of Summer, experience has
proved that ZELL'S RAW BONE renders il proof
against the avages of insects which of late years.
have destroyed so much of the product Of the Far
mers labor We refer to Messrs. 4. C. Timber
lake, c. !. Manning Col. L. Yates, G. w. Eichcl-
berger, J. F. Abell. James L. Griggs,-T. II. willie
and J. l.. CraEhil, and request that you i'll cali
upon our Agents, Messrs. RANSOM & DUKE, and
get pamphlet containing their certificates.
Z. ZELL * SONS.
RANSOM s. DUKE, a gents at Charlcatown
February Is. lS6S-3m.
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FERTILIZERS.
TO THE COTTON, CORN 4 TOBACCO
B Growers of the Southern Stasest
" x Q a aIo-

ME again call the attention of the H.rr,...
ahtets OF the South TO this tried and popuar
EerGizer assuring them that il isas n rstsa a'
THE MOST CONCENTRATED s,5 nIt det : .,
FERIILIZER oFEERED FOR SALE. ~,
Inc experience OF ihemo prominent Planters for
The past eight years has demo nstrate bevonJ n,
doubt thai 100 pounds Of Excelsior equal to about
in the growth of Cotton. Corn. Tobacco. Wbe..
&c. We refer to every one who has used il to cor
roboratc assertion. Z
EXCELSIOR is>in ine dry powder prepared, e.
pecidIy for drilling in yqnauIity, however small
per Uniformity of quality gus rRnteed by the
eJ- We offer the above FERTILIZER to the
Faflners Of jefferson ami Clarke. ''fhe numerous
certcRIss'O hand will prove the efficacy of same
We can also supply GOES. BAY MES. TOWN
SENDS, and other Fertilizers that may be desired.
VS. have also Poudret:e, cheap and valuable
manure for Corn r Oats.
To these Fertilizers the attention Of the Farmer
is called and early orders solicited, in
the supply has not cqualled the demani.
d. HUMPHREYS & CO..
March TO- lS6S-o-y
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-24
NGTICE.

II ofthc IatcJA W. CAMPBELL,I hereby no.
tify D.! persons indebted said estate TO come tor
ward and make payment at once. Those having
claims against the estate. requested to prssers
them at once, properly authenticated, for settle
neut.
e. The unsettled official business of the deceaEed
as Sheriff OF Jefferson County, Is also in my hands
for settlement, and those indebted for Taxes, Fee
Bills, &c, are requested to Inake immediate pay
ment. JOHN H. CA MPBELL,
January 81. 1855. Administered.
LIMITING COTTOE.-Bleached, Unbleached
n and Blue Mixed Knittin 2 Cotton n numbers
for sale by KEARSLEY & SuEERER.
Jan. 2S. 1853
RUCKwHEAT Flour, for sale by
d Jan !, LgGESE WEST.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-24
Notice.

THE undersigned, Executor of the estate Of 10
L seph LamL =rt deceased, desires to give notice
that persons having Claims against said estatc are
requested TO Bring them forward, duly authcnIiCa-
ted for settlement. hose indebted TO SAID cstatc,
will bersqured 20 Psy the same before the 25th of
March ; If not settled before that time, their &C
counts will be placed in the hands of a proper off
Ger for collection. JAMES LAMBERT.
Feb %. l-6S-r5. Executor
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INF CEMATICN,

Information guaranteed to produce iuxuriant
growth of hair upon bald head beard less face,
also recipe f2r the removal of Pmplcs Bluchcs
Eruptons, &C., the skin, leaving the soft,
clear, and beautiful, can bcobeincd without charge
by addressing
May u, I,Ol-ly. S23 BroadMay. New York.
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egplrit 1T geNersolE,
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

SALES OF PROPERTY Saturday last,
MDers Fouke & Faulkner, commissioners,
sold the several lots of land lying near town,
belonging to Mr.. L. w. Drew, and adjoin-
ing the lands of Mrs. Rebecca Hunter and
Geo. II. Tate. The first lot Of the fourteen
acres was knocked off to Mrs. Patsey Lake,
at S131.00 per acre; the second lot Of 6G
acres to. Mr.. George w. Sadlcr at $4,000,
and the third lot of 20 acres to Mr.. George
l. Lindsey at $4,000 per acre. There are
no improvements on any of these tracts, not
even fencing. We understand that the six
ty-six acres, purchased by Mr.. Sadler, who
was one of the creditors, can be purchased at
the price at which it was knocked off to him
Considering the location of this land, and its
quality, it is certainly we'll worth the amount.
On the same day, Mr.. A. r. II, Ransom,
as agent for Mrs. Botts sold five town lots,
near the property of the late H. L Ely, at
the following rates:-No. 1. $3.50; Nos. 3
and 3-each 5000 J. Ed. Duke, pur-
chaser; No. 4. brought S23S, and No. 8.
1888. The latter were purchased by Messrs
Hanson and Duke.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-24
PATAPSCO GUANO,

w use.
We have made arrangements to fill the orders of
Messrs Ransom & Duke at all the Ealroad Stanons
in Jefferson county.
We only ask a trial, and are confident rs TO tho
result. NEALE, HARRIS & CO.
Apply to
RANSOM & DUKE Agents.
March 70, lS6S-3m. CharIcsIown..
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-24

ACCIDENT FROM BLAsT.-A youth from
Richmond, named JOHNNY FRENCH, who
has been for some time attending the Acad-
envy in this town, was very badly injured by
Il rock from blast striking him on the head,
yesterday afternoon. He was out in the yard
attached to the Academy at the time, and
the blast was put of at the stonc-Quarry Of
!, the Mcssrs. Tutwiler. His skull isvery bad
, ly fractured, and we believe his recovery con-
sidered doubtful. He was removed to the
residence of Rev. Mr.. Hopkins, where he is
receiving the attention OF our town ply
siciaus.
h =. S.-Sincc the ADORE was written, We
have been informed that the doctors pro.
nouncc the case hopeless one.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-24
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL.

MRS. A. G. MITCHELL & CO.,
GRATEFUL for the Hberali.y with which they
" have been sustained, notify the public that
they are in receipt of their full stock of
NEW AND RICH MILLINERY,
consisting of BONNETS of the latest patterns,
HATS OF the most improved style, and rich stock
of TRINMIN GS+ such Flowers, Feathers, Vel
vets, Ribbons, Buttons, &c.
They invite the Ladies of the town and surround
ING country to give them call, with the assurance
that they prepared to offer inducements not
surpassed by any similar establishment in the Val
ley.
Main street
October %, 1867.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-03-24
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GlAN0.

FARMERS intending to fertilize their CORN
i CROPS will find this GUANO equally we'll
piled either in the hill or Broadcast Applied in tho
hill 1t gives the crUp healthy and vigoTus START
broadcast application sustains the crop better
through the season, and Is to be preferred eScePs
where the soil is good.
JOHN 5: REESE * co.. Gen'l Agents.
RANSOM * DUKE,
Agents at CHARLEsToIsS, Fn.
We refer with confidence to the following gentle.
men who (among many others in the county) hAvG
Rev. w. T. EeaSeF. Joseph Knode, ESQ, w A.
Shaw, ESQ, Frank Osborn, ESQ, Col r. w. hay
Tor &C; Manning, ESQ.,. a: q, Timberlako, ESQ,
f 3. Haines, Esq, p IL. wysnus., Esq, Craven
TrusseIl, Esq, Randolph Custer Esq. Charles Az
lionby, Esq, Keycs Cockrill, J. NJ. Ransom
RANSOM s DUKE.