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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07
Thursday. June 10th, 1859.

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The undersigned has the honor TO in
form the public that he Will give the first
grand Italian Nights Festival for this
season, on the beautiful grounds above
named, on the 10Th inst. ..-.-
The entire Park and different Fountains
wfl1 be RICHLY ILLUMINATED with
thousands OF new imported Lanterns.
The EVANSVILLE CoRNEr BAND
Will enlIven the, scene with its unrlvaIed
music.
Refreshments OF every description and
of the best qualities. .-a
g Admtssfon to the Grounds, 25 Cents. Chz-
dren under ten years, free.
The Festival commences at 7 o'clock Pm.
For the accommodation OF visitors, ad-
mission tickets can be had at the News
Depot of Jonn III. Scott, corner Malb and
Second Streets, aud 10 the evening al the
Ttcs ct Box at the Springs. ....
The very best arrangements have been
male with the Street Railway Company
to convey visitors to and from the SprIngs.
Iun4 EDWARD w Ell LER.
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LET Us H4KE PE4CEp'
GREAT
National Peace Jubilee,
Projected by Mr.. P. s. Giimore3
BOSTON.
Jnne ID. ID. u. Is. - ID. I88o.

juno 10, 1B, IL, rs, and 10, 1859,
TO com hmemorate the restoration OF PEACE
THROUGHOUT THK. LANDl
tory win be celebrated by the GRAND hsI
MUSICAL FESTIVAL ever known "a the
hiStOfv OF the world.
The President of the United States Mem
hers OF fiis Cabinet, ii eads OF Departments,
Governors Of all the STATES, anu many
other distinguished persons ~ M all parts
| OF the c0unfrg, together " TIA the repre-
sentatiVes of Foreign Governments nb
W Washington, have been invited by the
Mayor and City C0unCi Of B0stOn TO be-
coI1e the guests Of the city during the Fes-
ttval.
The Jubilee viii be opened on TUES
DAY, June 18th, with Inaugural Ceremo-
nfes, Including Prayer by Rev. A.. y, u ale /;
an Address by His Honor N ayOr ShHrtleh,
welcoming all guests and visitors 90 Bos-
ton and TO Massaehu usetts; aud @ Cengratu-
latOry Address by Hon. A. III. Rice, ON the
Restoration OF /, ace and Union throGgh-
The inaugural Ceremonies VIII be fol-
lawed by GRAND MUSICAL PEh-
69RMAAAl&IGE' ia tn WPleh the ehEAIEs y,
com pFiFing over Eight Hundred Vocal
organizations, who have been ln rehear-
companied by a Grand Orchestra OF One
Thousand MUSICIANS, selected from the
best orcii eslras bands, and musical asso-
Citations in the Uuiteo states.
The scale upon which it is proposed 10
carry out this Festival will represent, tn
its magnitude and splendOr, the gfeaie est
cause ,or maternal rejoicing that the
American people have ever beea called
upon 10 CELEBRATE The Restoration Of
Peace and Union throughout the Land.
IL VIII bring together In fraternal greeting
the leading men OF the nation, aud people
N ON ali parts OF theIand; and aside from
tus significance CO as me First Ora qd q utfOant
Reunion since the close of the war, D. will
be the Greatest Feast Of Subtfte and flaDtr-
.fn0 Harmony that has ever been heard lu
any part OF Jne world.
Tickets nov on sale at Music Hail.
prices. single Admiss on. with Secured
Seat, e5 and S3. according 10 location. Sim
gle Admission without Secured Sect, 81
Ticket ONCE open from AM. 10 n ~.
A.P. PECK, Music Hail, Boston.
tIal .t.H Ticket AGENT.
Per orders HENRY q. PARKER,
fund d2W cod Secretary.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07
Two Persons Rr0Mned.

BosroN, June 6.-Samuel Bixby,
of Boston, and Miss Malehi Cobb, of
bingham, were drOwnedslast evening,
at Hull, by the upsetting of pleas
ure boat. The bodies were recovered,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

MEMPHIS, June 6.-Detectives
McCune and Cornell have been
arrested and held for trial, for tieing
prisoners in station houses up by the
thumbs 10 order to make them con-
fess.
Representatives OF the city press
left for Nahville, to the Press. Con-
vention, this evening.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

MEMPHIS, june 5.-All the stock
except some $4,000, In the Memphis
and st. Louis Transportation Com
pany, has been taken. It's proposed
to have barges In operation BY Fall.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

Langston having declined the Mission
to Liberia, his brother Charles has
been appointed in his place.
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..NEW ADYgR.lF F.IS RlHi ENTS.
AdmitistrBtnr,a Notina

Administrators Notice.
0RTOTECE rs HaEtxEBY GIVEN! that
Az i Will sell q z public aocitOn on MON
DAY at O'cfocA PM, the 2S h day of
June, 1859, at my residence, corner OF Null
berry and Water Streets, in the ty OF
longing 10 the estate OF j M b. Putnam
late of. auderburgh COunfy, utseeas e .
consisungof hous sehold and Kitchen furni-
&c, &c. ssf
Terms OF Sale-Ou ali sums over three
dollars, q credit OF six months will be
gwen: note with approved security, will
b. required in settlement. -sl.....-,.. -.
JOHN II. NJ RGAN,
Ega 81 e.tL.Hr esInI Adm1nistrator.
June 5th, 1869. [jun7 d3w
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Military Items.

CHICAGO, June 6.-The following
items have been received at General
Sheridan's headquarters: 884I-
Captain S4muel Overshire, of the
Fifth Infantry, reports to the Adju-
tant General Of the Department of
Missouri. from Fort Hays, that on
the 18th of May party of from thirty
to sixty Indians crossed the railroad
track at Fossil Greek, twenty eight
miles east of Fort Hays, and attacked
and wounded four men and killed
two at the water tank. The Indians
cut down the telegraph wire, cut 1t
up into small pieces, aud filled the
bodies of the dead mep with them.
They also arranged the switch so as to
throw the cars off the track, causing
mu n damage to the train. A de-
taehment sent out by General Custar
will, probably, obtain more definite
Information than has yet been re-
ceived ..--a s..s.. .....e
By order of the War Department
b evet Colonel III. Clay Wood is re-
lieved from duty as Adjutaut General
of the Department of the Lake.
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Great Western Despatch
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
UNITED STATES EXPRESS co.,

Ab6uLs LI1o hdAIWdy OUMpdHys
Notice 10 Shippers.
FRHE GREAT WESTERN ID y.
III SPATCh, on the 18th OF March took
charge OF the entire 1HkOUGH FhtElGHT
OF the EHIE RAILWAY and It's branches.
The GREAT ~ EST ERN DES PATCH,
as a West Boupd Freight Line. has been
faVofab Y known TO our merchants for the
last, Twelve Years, and its managers now
offer TO Shippers their Increased facilities,
guaranteetng as faYorable rates and as
line. AUX. llA -F@l.9H I0Ua
Tbe additional fact, that the GREAT
WEST ERN DESPArrCH Is owned by the
untLed states express Company, vino
guarantee ali its Bills OF Lading, ought
LOT to be lost sight OF by Shippers. mix
For rates and the seltlement Of all
claims, apply TO g4uQH aLn H H4 Dg
4. N. BIXBY, Agent,
april d3inl EvansYille. Ina.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-07

NEW YoRK, June 6.-The steam.
ship Dakotah, rom Liverpool, has
arrived. 8d .3sTie 4ala
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13

DEATH OF A STRANGER.-On Saturday,
the Sd inst. stranger nal med William Rogers,
died at the residence of Mr.. BENZ. T. Tim
bcrlakc. We learn from Mr.. T. that the de-
ceased came to the Valley for the purpose Of
harvesting, and was taken sick Immediately
after reaching his house Almost from the
first, he was delirious, and consequently could
give but little account of himself-except
that his mother had married Mr.. Thurman,
and lived near Keswick station, Albemarle
county, Virginia. If he has friends in Able.
marie, they can bo acquainted with the par,
ticulars of his death. by addressing Mr.. Tim
bcrlake at MiddIeway, in this county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13

kEDZIE's FILTERER.-To those who are
compelled to use cistern water, or who desire
to use it fer convenience. this Filterer is
almost Indispensable. The stalest rain water,
after undergoing the purifying process TO
which it is subjected in passing through this
Filterer, becomes as pure and sweet as the
water from crystal fountain. There is now
one Of them in use at the Carter House, which
prepares the cistern water for cooking and
drinking purposes. They arc for sale by
McCurdy & Duke
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13

DEATH IN TIE FIELD.-On Saturday last,
Mr.. WILLIAM GALLOWAY, died very sudden.
ly in field where he had been ploughing
corn, near Rippon. Our information states
that he had been working along with other
hands during the day, and having reached
the end of the row, and feeling fatigued,
stopped to rest, whilst the others went on
On their return to the end of the field where
they had left him, he was found lying down
with life extinct. Tho deceased was about
fifty five years Of age, and his sudden death
is attributed to heart disease, aggravated by
over exercise
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13
JUNG %, ls69-3m.
IN CHANCERY.

Jesse Strdcr, and Sarah L., his wife, William
J. Baird. for himself, and the next friend of the
as tlIei next friend WILDER F., Mary E. and Sa-
rah c. Mccoy, Plaintiffs.
Joseph A. ChapIinc and Annie E. his wife, Mar
Earet HIcKcvitt, /. Thomas Chapinc, Joseph F.
Striier. James X. and Martin Reynolds, the uu-
known heirs OF Isaac, Joseph, Robert and John
Reynolds, and Mrs. Bonner: the unknown heirs
of Humphrey Reyes; J. w. Walraven and other
descendants and heirs of Sarah (KCycs) White
VINO are nknown; the heirs and descendants of
Gresham keycs, viz: Humphrey, John, Thomas
w. and Robert Reyes; the heir and descendants
OF Catherine (keyes) Humphreys, viz: John,
George and David Humphreys; the unknown
hcirs Of Thomas Humphreys; Sarah Cordril, and
Susan Lcwcilin; the heirs and descendants OF
Ruth (Keycs) oBannon, viz: James Harrison
O'Raunuu, aud Sarah Littlctonj the heirs and
descendants Of Elizabeth (KsySl North, viz:
Sarah Harper, Aurclia w. Cruzen, Sarah V.
North, the widow oil Gorge North, and his in
FAINT children. viz: George; Emma, and Matilda
X. North, DcfCndan.s.
TINHE absent deieuda nts In the above suit,
L depending in chaucery in the Circuit Court of
that the 9th day of AUGUST next, Us69,) at
the office of William W. Latimer, Commissioner of
Deeds for West Vrs ina, Southwest c1rrer ST. Paul
and Fayctte Streets Baltimore, Md. between the
hours OF sunrise and sunset the plaintiffs will pro-
coed to take the dispositions OF James Reynolds and
other Witnesses and if from any cause said deposit
tiuns shall not be commenced on that day, being
commenced shall not be concluded, the taking of
the will be adjourned from time to time It'll
the same concluded.
The id defendants are farther notified that on
the SECOND DAY OF AUGUST next. CS69) at
the Office OF George NJ. BeltzhoOver in Shepherds
town. between the hours above named, the plain
ts will proceed Intake the dispositions of Jonathan
Nixon, Nathaniel G North, G Washington Span
gIer and other witnesses to- be read in the above
named suit. and if from any cause said dispositions
sha u not he commenced on that day. or being COM
menced shall not be finished. the taking OF the
will be adjourned from time time till completed
JESSE a. STRIDER AND OTHERS,
Plaintiffs, by their Counsel.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13

THEIR NAMEs.-About hundred of our
subscribers have never paid and apparently
never intend to pay. Threats and entreaties
are alike useless. Sending bills is but
waste of letter paper, labor aud postage stamps.
We have serious notion Of publishing their
names, with the amounts due, and keeping
them standing in the paper to be read of all
men. Well do jet. We're desperate.
Ndtjce Firginian.
You would serve them just right Mr.. Ed
itor. There are some men who will let their
paper accounts run from year to year, and
who never pay any attention to accounts sent
them. We have just such on our books
some ofwhOm have not received their accounts
less than half dozen times within the last six
months, and yet they don't pay. And they
never will pay unless it is forced out of them
The best way would be to advertise them, OK
pose them, and then they would be cautious
about taking papers on credit. Start the
ball, DR., and we will follow with list.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13

VILLAiNY.-Onem morning last week. New
TON MOORE, son Of Mr.. Wm. II. Moore, went
out into his fathers field to look after very
valuable two year old colt which he was rails
ing, when to his surprise aud regret he found
the animal lying dead with its throat cut
A short distance from the colt, were the re-
mains of sheep that had been Blu tchered,
and the greater portion of it carried off
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13
For the Spirit of Jefferson.

Mr.. EDITOR 1t is mooted question,
whether it is best to bring the law to bear
upon the liquor traffic, or whether law should
be passed prohibiting the sale of intoxicating
drinks-such as is known by the name of
the maine law" Such law having OBJ
tanned in the State of Maine some years ago.
Whether such law subserves the Temperance
cause is question that admits of dispute
There are many and serious objections, vital
in their nature, to this prohihitory legislation
Be this as it may, sir, we have, to a certain
degree, a prohibitory law in the State of West
Virginia. Whatever may be the short COM
iDgs of our lawmakers, they have thrown
around the license system certain conditions
that very much hamper the vender of whis-
key, yea put him on his p's and Us lest he
infract and forfeit his license.
For the benefit of those engaged in the
traffic, it is well, perhaps, to name some of
those conditions; they may forget them
They cannot sell on Sunday, nor can they sell
to a minor, nor to u drunken man one IN
the habit Of getting drunk These are very
good indeed and somewhat relieve the action
of that sagacious board of county officers,
known as Supervisors in their wholesale grant
of licenses For it would seem, if the Devil
himself should appear before them and ask
for licenses to sell liquor and prnUe his good
moral character, which he could easily do, he
could get them. Now, sir, 1 am not prepared
to say that these conditions are adhered to by
those engaged in the business, and 1 have
every reason to believe that their conscien>
tious scruples to sell on Sunday or to sell to
a minor, could be easily overcome, and the
last condition named, selling to a drunken
man or one in the habit of getting drunk, is
broke by every liquor seller in the place
BE careful gentlemen, there might be "looker
on in Venice" who would make case against
you before the licensing board, and you would
certainly go up. There would be no hope.
The law is peremptory. Room closed, occu-
patton gone, and fine on top of it. That
would be sad plight. So gentlemen. please
stand from under. VOX PoPULI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13

DON'T FAIL WORTH CENT.-"Brick"
Pomeroy has placed the business management
of his papers in the hands of G. 2. Sykes
experienced publisher, and now deVOfes his
entire time to the duties of the sanctum,
where, relieved of business cares, he is maxi
ing his giant weekly, Pomeroy's Democrat,
the most readable paper ever printed. 1t is
sharper than the La Crosse Democrat ever
was-more than reE.hot and full to the brim
of laughable humorous articles Saturday
Night chapters, and those peculiar editorials,
none others can or dare write. Send for
sample copies, or subscribe by sending for it
to the editor publisher, +. o. box 5,217,
New York City. He pays five hundred dol
lars cash, for the largest club sent 10 before
the 10th Of September! The reports of Pom
eroy's failure are simply stories started by
those who do not like his giant paper or his
rcd hot style of editing a paper opposed to
bondholders and official corruption.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13

ABsURD.-On Saturday last, young gem
tleman from the country came into our Office
to get change for a .fve dollar GW We do
not like to accuse him of insanity, but he GER
tainIy knew nothing about printers, or he
would not have come into printing office to
find fire dollars What an idea
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13
1860. Spring and Summer 1860

ASK the attcn ton of nay customers and the pub
tic to the large and well selected stock OF Spring
nd Summer Goods just opened. which shall sell
low the lowest. My stock of Ladies Drcss
Goods embraces the following:
STRIPED SERGE.
JAPANESE PRINTED CAMBRIA,
GRAND DUCHESS BLACK ALPACA,
SILK WARP ALPACA,
MOZAMBlQ UES, &c.
would ask the attention of the Ladies' of Cha les
town aud vicinity to my large stock OF Notions nd
White Goods. consisting in part ui Kid Gloves. Ho-
sicry, LaCcs, Cambria and Swiss Edging. Rufiliug,
Coventry Mars"ilIcs, C rccian Bend Fluting, Para
s"s. Ribbons. Plain, Barred aud Striped Cambric,
Barred lmperatrice. and many other articles too
numerous to mention.
Back md White and Colored Berage Shawls,
Shetland Shawlz, Real Lama Lace Shawls, Black
Cashmere Shawls Table Linen, w DOL Table Cow
ers. White anu C0lorcd Honey comb nd MarseiIles
Spreads; also Calicos, COtt"ns. Checks and Stripes
at the lowest prices. My stock OF
Clothing, Hats. d Gents Furnishing Goods,
consists of the Largest and Best Selected in the
county also Cloths and Cassmercs, " bite Linen.
Brown Linen and Ca iIco Shirts in great varieties.
o. Call and judge for yourselves. at
S. A. HAMBURGER'S
Charlestown, May IL. Chcup Cash Store.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13

A WARNING.-An Illinois paper utters
warning: "People at this season should look
out for the large worm which inlests the to-
mato vines. Its sting is deadly poison. 1t
is Of green color, two or three inches long,
and as large as a mans finger. At Red
Creek, Wayne county, few days ago, a SER
want girl, while gathering tomatoes, received
puncturo from one of those, worms, which
created sensation similar to that of bee
sting. In short time the poison penetrated
to every part Of her system, and she was thrown
into spasms which ended in death"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13

FIRE IN SuEPHERDsTowN.-Th Register
says that tho citizens of that town were
startled by the cry of fire. about II o'clock
on Monday night, when, upon discovery, it
was found that the origin of the alarm was
caused by fire making Roadway in the Store
room of Mr.. David E, Keedy. Various are
the opinions as to how the fire originated, some
supposing that it was the act of an incendiary,
whilst others are of the opinion that it origi-
mated accidentally, by persons who had been
in the Store during the evening, and had
thrown match upon the floor after lighting
a cigar or lamp, the fire, when first dis
covered, was seen in the rear corner of the
room where lamp had been placed. The
damage TO the Stock of Goods will probably
reach $1,000, which was partially covered by
insurance, in the Franklin Company of Wheel
ing, whilst the damages to the Store room,
owned by Mr.. James i. Towner, will reach
500, upon which there is no insurance.
We understand that the Franklin Insurance
Company of Wheeling, in which Mr.. Keedy
was insured, promptly adjusted his claim upon
it, and paid up on Saturday last
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13

WANTED.-We wish to procure copies of
the Spirit fthe following dates May goth,
June 10Th. July Sd, and October 3Oth, 1866.
If any OF our friends have any or all of these
numbers, they will confer great favor by
sending them to US.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13

RELIGIoUs.-The Sacrament of the Lords
Supper will be administered in the Presby-
terian Church of this place, on Sabbath morn
ing next, 18th inst, preparatory services COM
mcncing on Friday morning, at II o'clock.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13
UIIlce OF tIle laIIlII'oTe UaZCIIc,
June %, Is69-lE Baltimore, Md.
" LER & wills SONS
Sewing Machines

rENHE WHEELER & WILSON is universally
L kuowedged TO be the best Sewing Machine ever
offered public patronage 1t s simple, not easily
dcrangcd and in point Of CfccIiv is without
rival Its efficiency i. equal to at least twelve
scunstrcsses. 1t uses no SHUTTLE, and makes the
lock STITCH.
The beauty and excellence of stitch, alike upon
both siJes Jf the frabric is not cxCcllcd and for
strength, frmncss, and durability OF seam, it ia not
eq uallcd. 1t has been the popular Family Sewing
Machine and hence is no experiment 10 Guyii.
IL will Hem. Fell, Quilt, Tuck, Cord Braid and
will make Rufle and Sew il on at the same time.
E"erything complete to do all kinds of worl; with
each machine Il has one third lcss machinery
than any other Sewing Machine manufactured
No pains or expense spared in giving instruction.
G5-AH Machines Warranted 3 Years. 90
TERMS TO SUIT EVERY ONE.
o. Persons desiring to purchase Machine, will
call upon GEO. BUTTON,
Carter House, Charles town.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13

l23.-7Ae Early Rose Tripmpham!-
just before going to press We were shown the
proceeds of t'co pounds of Early Rose Pota-
toes, planted last Spring by Mr.. Lee Griggs,
and dug yesterday. The yield is little over
t,0o bushels, or 1913 pounds. This should es-
tab!ish the reputation of this potatoe as
prolific bearer The potatoes are Of beauti-
full size and quality.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13

The subscriber begs leave call attention to the
following CcriificatCg OF ladies in this county who
have used this machine:
81 have had one of the Wheeler & Wilson Ma
chimes in almost constant for ten years, and be-
ieye il to he the beet Sewing Machine in hav-
ing had experience with other 4nac hnss, at differ
cnt times, during this period.
MAS. HESRY B. DAVENPORT
"Sincc 1861 have been using Wheeler Will
son Sewing Machine, and take great pleasure in
testitying TO it's excellence as Family h.achpe.-
1t has been in constant use on Family Sewing, and
has always done Its work well.
Mas S. v. YASTIs,
E.HATpcr's Ferry"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13

RELIGIOUS NoTICE-The Second Quar-
terly meeting of Jefferson Circuit. will be held
at Middleway on the 18th and 18th of this
month. The P. E. Rev. Vim. S. Baird will
be present
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13

ITO HoUsEKEEPERs j have just received lot
i of spears Fruit Preserving soJuton.'' for
preserving all kinds of Preserves. Canned Fruits,
JeIIics, T0nlat &C. without the of air tight
cans Buy one bottle, which will cost s | and save
over 100 lbs. of fruit. w. s. MASON.
AM Agent for Stone braker's .' Gen::iEe'' Family
L Medicines. The efficacy of these preparations
is too well known to need Recommendation.
June % W. S. MASON.
4 FINE assortment of Combs, sucb Fine,
N Coaree. Pocket, Puff. Round, BARRIERS and
Redding of Brass, Bone, Buffalo and Gutta Percha.
For sale by w. s. MASON.
& TAIN EXTRACTOR, FOR extracting Grass and
- Ink Stains from Linen, prepared and for sale By
june p. w, S. MASON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-13
LiShtninS /!

TIIIE undersigned offers his services to the citi-
i of jefferson and Clarke and the adjoining
counties, and will put up
COPPER LIGHTNING RODS,
at reasonable prices and with promptitude. Old
Rods adjusted and repaired Address
c. >. II ARRIS. Winchester. Va.
O. Orders left with McCURDY DUKE, Charles
town, will be promptly attended to.
June %. 1869 3m.