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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-30
.1"JHSf NUgNSjHcS.

The Atlantic Monthly for August i
an excellent number for the season. II
opens with one of j. W. DE Forests Gu
rious stories entitled The I'ailcttr Bell
Rinninrs.' The Great Earthquakes
of the old World" and Janet Freeman
CIark's account of '.Zoroastcr and the
IZend-Avc-ta" supply the solid intorma-
ton of the number Mrs. Celia ThaNtcr
beuins a readable description OF The
Isles of Shoals" The second paper on
s.Thc Aalnets OF the stage" Is good.
Charles Dickens has very interesting
letter descriptive the acting OF Mr.
Fletcher, who is soon to make his APP
pearance in this country. Mr.. Pareon'S
exhibit of The Strikers Of the Washing
ton Lobby" Is, Of course, Spirited graph
ic and highly entertaining. Mr. How
ellis sketch OF 'jubi!cc Days" Is finely
done, like all his literary work.
Our Young Folks for August is as
bright and attractive as ever. \ full
pare engraving, entitled 'Going TO
sleep" coniromts the title-pagc, aud the
other Illustrations are numerous and
GOOD. The BAD Boy continues TO in
terest all readers. Mr.. Truw bridge con
duets down among the coal mines. and
Mr.. Browne tells about '.Going up in II
Balloon" Rev. +. +. Hale di-courses
in his wise, pleasant way on GLOW to
read and all the other articles are
worthy of their place.
Every Saturday for July u has ''l'hree
Overheard Whispers" 'Apparent
Death" ''In the heart of the Earth, "
'.Thc Great Roman Revolution" ''IIemry
Crabb Robinson" and other paper. Of
interest.
Godey's Lady's Book, tor August, l.
an excellent number. The fashion illus
trations are very full and attractive, a. l.
also the work department. "Fccdin-
lIor>c>' Is pleasing engraving. The
reading contents are unusually -ool
Marion llalland opening the magazine
with a story, for girls, entitled, ".Iemnc
Woods Opportunity" l.. :. Cooley,
publisher, Philadelphia
The Nursery i perpetual delight,
not only TO children, but to parents a.
well. The August number Will be found
an especially rich one in cngravings and
reading. There i no other magazine
that can quite till It's place in the home
circle, and we wish it could circulate III
every home that has child, for it would
certainly add 10 the ch.ld- happiness.
John l.. Shorcy, Boston publisher.
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James W. Dempsey, who lost an arm in
the engagement between the Kearsaree
and the Alabama, and the only survivor
OF the wounded among the Kearsarse
crew, died at Boston Saturday night.
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r. J"hNSbuEr, Vt, FRIDAY. July 30. 1850.
Republican State Ticket.

F'E GnyEG~"2,
fETER I. WASuBURN, of wood-,o,k K.
FOR LIEUT.. G.,NiENuE.
GEORGE ". HENDEE, Of Norri-towu
F"r iPFN-IEfIs,
JOHN \. PAGE. o.: Montpelier.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-30

VERMONT UNIVERSITY. - The sixty
fifth commencement exercises OF the nj
versiry of Vermont and State Agricultur-
al College occur next week. The Bacca-
laureate Discourse and anniversary Of So
ciety Tor Religions Inquiry ON Sunday
Aug. l ; examination for admission, and
annual meeting and celebration OF the
Phi Beta Kappa on Tuesday annual
meeting and celebration Of the Alumni on
Wednesday. POEM to be delivered I.y
Rev Geo. |. Bard of Dumbarton, y. IL.
Dlafr Of WATERBURY, oraiionS OF gradual
in. clas- ami confering Of DEGREES On
Thursday.
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lIAELEI ". HALL Of Burke -.-
HORACE FAIRBANKS Of =. Johp-buy,t III VI =
mas. EyGti:>. .IE. whcri. OK, County Ius..c.
IONA. T.: DAZZLING. Groton. va" '"47''
A~N l.. FRENCH -. .Ioha-h1ry. Judl, ProbI'e
CHARLES H. DAVIS. l. 'nvil,. Stqtc'- Attorney
NATHAN !. PIKE, It. .johnsbury, sheriff
NN. l.. PEAI,I, sheffield. BailiH
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-30

\ Walt ABLE Book-Wc have re-
celvcd from the publishers, T.. II. Butter
y Co, Philadelphia, "A Hand-Book OF
Map Drawing, adapted especially 10 the
maps in Nitchelrs New Series of School
Biographies, 10y Peter Kaun and John
MickIcborou-h. The u~, OF this work
viii tend Greatly 10 bling tu:o more -,n-
eral practice the exercise OF map-lrawin-
in or common >cLoo.- and th~ i one
of the be-, methods ot teaching -eogsa-
ply, ~ well "a drawiu-
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sNlill' I'N lsNl-il NJ sNIA-- - ~ 81 y
Loss uI SINrY-n<E lINI>.-In March
Ia, the British ship Blue Jacket wa-
burned al -ra while un her way from
New Zealand to Eu-lauJ Cat OF sixty
nine persons on board only ri-ht are
known to have been saved. The London
Herald publishes letter from one OF the
survivors. dated at Port Stanley. Falh-
land Islands. April -. giving an account
OF the terrible disaster. tn, clu-c OF
ia, fire Is not stated. but il son cot b.
youd control, and thr pas, ng,r~ and
crew were obliged to abandon thc vessel
which they iId III what the writer call,
yacht and two li!yboat>. In the boat con-
tanning the narrator were fifteen per- ,u>.
The night after icavin" the ship his boat
lost sight OF the others. and never saw
them afterwards, ard what became OF
them i unk nOwn The writer saws their
provisions lasted but Il few DAYS, and on
the sixth day they killed and ATE dog
y few days after began the horrors OF u
caStaway crew. y boy died from drink
in" salt water, and his body was commit
ted to the deep, Day after day. no
land, no vessel. and death stared them
in the face. Five days after the hoy
died the carpenter and Il seaman died.
the latter from debility and old aye, the
carpenter from drinking salt wafer
Two days alter another man died, raving
mad, through drinking sal: water. He was
the hcalthic>t looking man in the boat.
Two Others were out OF their mind. The
next day ship hove in sight and rescued
them. The writer complains that they
were treated with great inhumanity 10y
their rescucrS. and cot just food enough
To- sustain life
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that her child was safe she uttered one
loud cry of Joy and sank fainting to the
ground. Fire Press
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GRANITE STATE
Military Z Collegiate institute.
FOR SAL

FOR SALE.
NEW FL Coy MACON, t,- s. ..
.uh-Criarr. AI~lIN 4 tS.r-
ugIf >-..
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'"oantt-.-A : Ca>well, CONGO rd. John
lIou-hton, Waterford, { W kllg, Lu-
n"nhnr-. Emery liovcy, Waterford. I'll
Eratt:r, Maidstone.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-07-30

,"'tnHtse-Fred + Smith, Guildhall,
seth Moultou, Waterford. : Lane, Lu-
nenburg. Emmett Hill, Concord, Ira Lew
Is, Kirby.
Fastest trotting Horse, 10 90
"a ) 90
Fastest trotting double team, 10 90
~ 90
t"m"Htec-F + Smith Guildhall, Geo
Higgins, Concord, A Il Flint, st
!ohnSbury, Capt : McGatfey, Lyndon,
IL Babcock, Waterford.
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Regulations.

Premiums will be paid, only on ami
mails that have been owned within the
limits OF said Society at least three mo, lths
next previous to the time of the fair.
l.. W, Russell, s.
O. +. Harvey, SECRETARIES
Levi lowe, President.
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C A N G {

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'"' m7',C-''co lde, Lyndon. John
True Concord. ! : Sia>, 81 John sbury,
) : Frye, atertori, David Hib bard,
w Concord.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02
SUBJECTS FOR THE GRAND JURY.

The next Grand Jury should consider
whether the Governor of this State has not
been guilty of violation of law IN sending
blank commission to George Koonce, Sena-
tor elect from this district, to gil in with the
names of such persons as he thought proper
to compose the Board of Registration for JEFF
ferson county.
I'd. Should present the Governor for au-
thorizing j. V. Undertook, by an order
signed by him, to demand of Lebbius Etchi-
son, one of said Board, the registration books,
he knowing that said Undertook was not by
law the legal custodian thereof
Sd. Should present said Underdonk for
making the demand for these books, and
threatening the legal custodian thereof with
Imprisonment if he did not deliver the same
to him, he, said Undertook, knowing that he
had no legal right to receive them.
4th. Should present said Undertook for
ia king the oath of Office, and the voter oath,
when he had been a volunteer in Captain
Hess company of Rebel cavalry for eighteen
months during the late war.
9TH Should present the County Board Of
Registration for striking the name of Logan
Osbourn from the registry without legal no.
tice.
9th. Should present the County Board of
Registration for striking - Busy's name
from the registry contrary to law.
9TH. Should call for the registry books and
ore cont said Roard for etr;L;po tbo ro-o oF
every man illegally stricken from said books.
Let them do this in each and cvery case, and
if guilty, let the Petit Jury give them the
extent of the punishment denounced by law
for these offences.
9Th. Should summon said Board of Regis
traticn before them to ascertain what part, if
any, the Senator elect from this county took
in procuring legal voters to be stricken from
tho registry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02

ADvERTIsING.-The Richmond Enquirer
very truly says that "some people don't be-
lieve in advertising, because they say nobody
reads the papers, But let them get into
scrape and you will find them flying around to
the newspaper Office with the request, please
don't mention that little affair; it's mistake;
don't want my name published all over the
country"
That's so; and it has been verified i1Four
experience many time. When people get
married, and they want everybody to know it,
when friend dies, they announce the fact in
the newspaper, together with a programme,
when practicable, of the funeral, that their
neighbors may be advised. And yet, some of
these very people, affect to believe that it is
useless to advertise their business! at doesn't
pay" dnoth they. What consistency!
Lynch. Virsinidn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02
MARRIED.

On the 2Ist uIt. at "Meadow Farm the resi-
dence of the BRIDES father. in this county. by the
Rev. Vim. A. Harris, assisted by the Rev. w. T.
Leayeil, DANIEL AMMAN, Esq, of Cumberland,
Md, to VIRGINIA oPIE, daughter of r. Hume
Butcher, Esq.
In Fredericksburg. Va, on Tuesday. the 26th ult,
by Rev. Thos. S. Dunaway, Mr.. JAMES L. AVIS,
of Harrisonburg, Va, formerly of this place. to Miss
SOPHIE v. MITCHELL, OF fredericksburg
= at the residence of Geo. W. Murphy, Esq, in
New Market, Va :, on the 26th ut., by Rev. w.
Stringer, JOHN w. NEWMAN. Esq of New Mar
ket, and Miss LIZZIE MURPHY, daughter Of Mr.
George Murphy, of this county.
On Thursday. the 2lst ult.. at the residence of
the brides mother, Roadside. Roc bingham
county, Va, by Rev. E. F. Busey. Mr.. DAVID E.
STRASBURG. of the Staunton Spectator office, to
Mics EMMA KITE.
On tho evening OF the 2Ist ult., by Rev. ]. Ora
ham. Mr.. JOHN L. LYDER and Miss GIMME
BRADY-hoth of Winchester.
On the oath ult.. by Rev. VIM. Gerhardt. Mr.
JULIUS BLESKA to Miss AUG USTA GORSKA-
both of MartinsbuIg.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02
VALLEY ITEMS.

From our Valley exchanges we cory the
following items =
- Mr.. Geiselman has sold his farm of 600
acres, situated in Clarke county, on the Win
chester and Berryville turnpike, about miles
from the latter place, to a Mr.. Hinton, of
Mississippi Price paid $4,000.
Up to Sunday at noon the track of the
W. & S. R. r. had been laid distance of
nearly four miles, and the full force of track
men were then busly engaged at their labor.
Should the weather continue favorable this
week, it is expected to reach NeWtoMn by
Saturday night WIN. Times.
- 1t is understood that Mike Lipman's
show came to grief at Strasburg on Thursday
last. At that point back bills, amounting to
some $4,000 or moro were brought against
the concern and the treasurer could not re-
spond The effects of the circus were then
seized upon by the numerous sheriffs, consta-
bles and lawyers that had gathered there to
make swoop on Mixes Show. We suppose
our Shenandoah friends will start out Circus
st an early day YIN. Times.
We learn from the Old Commonwealth,
that the cease of Loeb VS.. @. Clinton Clapp,
last week, and argued by Woodson, Efinger,
"hN OSAAAA Ava ouN " LSSSLb
and Haas for the defendant The plaintiff laid
his damages at $4,000. After considering
the case for two days, the jury could not agree
upon verdict, and were discharged This
action was brought several years ago, but we
believe had not been tried until now, in CON
sequence OF the disorgapized condition of our
Judiciary"
The most attractive object at the Rock
bridge Fair was miniature cottage made by
Mrs. J. W. Haughawout of Lexington. The
building, some two and half feet square,
with all its appointments. verandas, doors,
windows, cOrnices, &C., was fashioned by a
Penknife. 1t contained elegant Lilliputian
furniture constructed by the same ingenious
hand. The grounds had grayelled walks, a
fish pond with pretty limitations of the inny
tribe, and diminutive lake with little ducks
that would swim across it, if you pulled your
breath at them. There was green sWard and
shrubbery and many other features that would
have made it delightful home for Gulliver's
little people.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02
GRANT TOWNsHIP-so CALLED,

Last Thursday there was an election held
for this township-containing at least seven
hundred white males" over the age of twen-
ty-one-at which the number of votes poled,
we understand, was eleven. Out of these
eleven, ten were elected to Offices. The
poll was held either at Kabletown or Myers
town, or somewhere in that end of the town
ship, certainly not in or near Charlestown.-
We had intended commenting upon this most
ridiculous farce, but as tho whole matter will
be the subject CT judicial investigation, rot
only before the Board of Supervisors, but be-
fore his Honor Judge Chaplinc, we forbear
for the present.
The following the officers elected in
this township: Supervisor, E. B. Hamilton !;
Township Clerk, Jacob Leisenring Town
ship Treasurer, David Johnston Constable,
r. c. Johnston; Magistrates, Thos. E. Wood
ward and Gideon Leisenring; School Com
missioner, e. B. Haines; Inspectors of Elec-
tons, A. Brenneman and A. Peters; Over
seer of the Poor, E. B. Haines; Road Sur
veyor, VIM. Rissler.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02
A novelcase was tried last week in tb

courthouse at Greenville, hla. The Mont
gomery Advertiser says that Judge NJ. G.
Lane brought suit against Miss josephine
Button for fee. The lady appeared in court,
pltaded her own case, examined witnes ses,
and made long speech to the jury. Her
reasons for appearing was that she did not
believe that an honest lawyer was to be found
in the country. She said among other things,
that if an earthquake was to come. and the
clouds were to fall, she believed the first thing
thought of by the lawyers would be the col
lection of their fees, preparatory to entering
upon the long journey in search of future
home, deep down in the domnions of his sa>
tanic majesty wither they were all slowly but
surely tending.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02
NOVEMBER ELECTIONS.

State elections will be held to-day in the
States of Maryland, New York, Illinois, Mas
sachusetts, Minnesota, New Jersey and Wis
consin. On Tuesday, November 9, special
election will be held in New Hampshire. On
the 30th, elections will be held in Mississippi
and Texas for the adoption of the State Con-
situations, the former to continue two and the
latter four days. These elections will close
the political campaign for the present year.
The elections to be held are not of very great
importance as compared with those of last
year. Then members of Congress, and, in
most instances, moro important State officers
were chosen. Now no members of Congress
arc to be elected, except in Massachusetts,
where one member is to be chosen to repre-
sent the Seventh District, vacancy having
been occasioned by the appointment of Hon.
George S. Boutwell, as Secretary of the Trea-
sury, aud in Mississippi and Texas, where
elections are to be held, in accordance with
the laws of Congress and the procianations
of the President, to complete the preliminary
arrangements for the reconstruction of those
States and their restoration to the Union, they
being now the only States in which such cleo
tons are necessary.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02
Raltimora and Ohio Railroad.

Mr.. Editor 1t is sufficient answer TO
the complaint of your correspondent, GA"
published IN your paper of last week. to say
that the ',piece of baggage" referred to by
him was Sewing Machine, and the reason
ii was not taken, was because the Baggage
Master of the train declined to receive it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02
THE ELECTION.

A pretended election took place through
out the State of West Virginia on Thursday
last, for members of both branches of the le-
gislature, county and township officers. The
following is the result in this county, as we
receive it through the shepfredstown Regi r
of Saturday. No room for comment-the
paucity of the vote and the direction in which
even that was given, speaks for itself:
SENATE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A CARD.

A CARD.
A Clergyman, while residing in South America as
missionary, discovered n safe and simple remedy
for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay,
Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs and
the whole train of disorders brought on by 5aneful
and vicious habits. Great number have been cured
by this noble remedy. Prompted by a desire TO
benefit the afflicted and uni will the
recipe for preparing and using this medicine, in a
scaled envelope, to any one who needs it, Free Of
Charge. Address JOSEPH It. INMAN,
Station D. Bible House,
October 5, lS69-6m. New York City.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02

B9- The election for members of the two
branches of the City Council of Baltimore, on
wednesday last, resulted in the choice of the
Democratic Conservative candidates in every
ward. Notwithstanding there were Republican
and Workingmen's candidates in most of the
wards.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02
BUY WHERE You GET CHEAPEST

IT is always important to study economy, but
L more SO at the present time, when everybody is
trying to get the best article and the
for the least money expended. Therefore, all who
want to get the cheapest and best
TOB ACCO, CIGARS, &C,
should go to J. B HAINEs'. next door to Aisquith
Washingtons Drug Store. CharIestown n, and Cx-
anime one CT the largest and finest aPsortments of
CIGARS, CHEWING AND SMOKING
TOBACCO, PIPES & STATION cry,
he has offered the public. The following is in
part the brands and prices of Chewing Tobacco:
Marshall Brand, 5Octs
Pride Of Virginia, chest in market.) 20
SwanRon Pounds, 30
Bright, Every best,) 40
Dark Every best,) IS
Noble's, Bright, 80
Common Navy Tobacco, 10
Fine Cut Chewing in Foil,
Also, the largest and finest stock of CIGARS made,
and the largest and finest assortment Of Pipes that
has ever been brought to this town. large stock
of Stationery, Writing Paper, Envelopes, Pens,
Ink and Lead Pencils.
o. Always on hand all the leading Daily, Tri-
Weekly and Weekly Fspers. Lady's Books. Mag
azines and Novels, and any Book or Magazine not
on hand will be ordered in two days notice, and
sold at the publishers price. J. b.. n.
November 2, 1869.
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DIE D.

On Thursday. October es.h. in Richmond, Va,
Ferry in the Goth year of his age, alter painful
illness of three months, which he bore with Chris
tian fortitude
In Martiusburg. on the sth of September, Miss
ELLA JANE GoUL, daughter of the late VIM. NJ.
Goul, OF Rockbridge county, Va, in the 18th year
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02
PUBLIC SALE,

i DAY, November 6, 1863, at my residence in
Charlestown, all my
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FU r. N IFU r. FL,
consisting of the following. to-wit:
, pairs of Bcdsteads, Rocking Chairs;
Spring Sofa, 6 Cane-seat Chairs;
Windsor Chairs, Tables, WAshstands;
No. Cook Stove, Parlor Cook do;
2 large Chests, Glassware, Buckets, &c.
TERMS OF SALE.-An sums of SIS and up
wards, n credit of three months under that sum,
the cash will be required.
0ut-I will also rent my house till the Ist day of
April, 1870. HARRIET o'BANNoN.
November 9, 1869.
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V1ne1NtA.-The Washington Republ

V1Re1NiA.-The Washington Republican,
a quasi organ of the Administration, says
t'Virginia will be admitted"
'All the prerequisites to her full restora-
ton to the national unity have been fairly
complied with. Her people have measured
the distance which separates them from the
Union, and cleared it at a bound. She has
adopted n constitution republican in form,
which provides for universal suffrage and
universal education. She has ratified the
fourteenth and fifteenth amendments, elected
loyal representatives., and chosen loyal sena-
tors. We repeat, she will be received by the
great loyal national heart with feeling some>
what akin to that joy which rejoiceth more
over one sinner that repentcth than over nine
ty~nine just that have never gone astray.--
There is no feeling of revenge in the national
heart.
"Virginia is to-day, to use the familiar term,
more perfectly reconstructed than any State
south of the Potomac"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02

- Frank P. Blair, Sr., was lately arrested
for violation of the internal revenue laws,
in which be was charged with huckstering
potatoes without license,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02

An average of twenty five migrant wag-
ons crossed the Missouri river at Brownville,
Mo, every day during the month of Septem>
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02

Another new southern Methodist church
has been dedicated in Baltimore:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02
SUPERVISORS ELECTED.

Chapline Township-B T. Harrison.
Shepherd Township-Jno. D. Stalcy.
Averill Township-Thos. NJ. Shaull.
Bolivar Township-Hez. Rhoderick.
Grant Township-E. B. Hamilton.
No definite news from Berkeley county, but
reports are that the tickets are running
closely.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02

The New York Herald says that Chase
is the coming man fo- the Presidency.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02
NEW Adv ERTIsE NTs.

MILLINH RX.
MARY E, DAVIS las just returned from Balti-
WI more, and respectfully invites the attention
of the Ladies to her
NEW STYLES OF HATS Il BoNNETS.
She returns many thanks for past kindness, and
promises to make every effort toepleasc all.
Noxember 2. 1855.