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Christianity the only Progressive Religion.

The religions Of Persia, Egypt. Greece. Rome.
have come 20 an end having shared the fate OF
the national civilization Of which each was a
part. The religions Oi China. Islam, BUddia.
and Judsel lave al been arrested. and remain
unchanged and seemingly uuchuugcuilc. Like
great vessels anchored IN u stream, the current Of
time flows Ia-J them. AMI each year they are
further behind the spirit Of tie age, and less in
harmony with IT. demands. Christianity alone.
Of all human religions. possesses the power Of
keeping abreast with the advancing civilization
Of the world As the chiIi's soul grows with
Lis body, - tlat when hc becomes a man. IL - a
mans soul. and not q chiidis, - the GJ-ucl Of
Je-us continues tie sui Of all human culture.
It continually drops It, old lOrm- and takes new
ones. IL passed cat Oi IT. Jewish body under
the guidance Of Paul. In a speculative age it
unlOidcd into crcei- and systems. In n worship
ing age IL developed ceremonies end n ritual.
When the fall Of Rome left Europe without unity
or centre. IL give IL IN organization and order
through tie fapacy. When the PaIacy became
4 tyranny, and the Renaissance called for free
thought, II suddenly put forth PrOtcstanti-m. IS
the tree by the wu-cr->idc sends forth its shoots
in due season. Professionalism. fr.c ar air, opens
out into tie various >cct-, each taking hold Of
some human ueel IutEcrauism. Calyinisun.
MethOdi-m, Swelenb1Tgianism, or RatiOnaIism.
Christianity blossoms out into modern science.
literature, art children, who indeed often forget
their mother, and are ignorant of their source,
bat which are still lcl from her breasts and Iar-
take Oi Der life. Christianity, the spirit Of faith.
hope and love, Il the deep fountain Of modern
civilization. It, inventions gre for the many. not
for the few. It, science i not boarded. bat diff
fused. II elcyates the masses, who everywhere
else have been tramplci down. The friend If
the people, II tends % free schools, a free press, a
free government. the abolition Of slavery. war.
vice. and the moderation Of society. We cannot.
indeed, here Prore that Christianity j. tIc cause
OF these features PECULIAR u modern life. But
we find II everywhere associated with them and.
50 we can say that it only, OF all the religions Of
mankind, has been capable of accomVanyin s man
in bis progress from evil 70 good. from good to
better.-IHgHHc Monthly far Mqrch
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ACCOUNT

Js'Ho>E INTENDING TO OPES NEW
y ~tI~ tE ''Hni vt BOOKS. uu '" Er-r re- ff. r#rr
aye iust-"i Goo rEIr.Hr wy -..-. ffr r--.s.t. ufrl embrace
al sizes arI krt-. fru u.l4.ur VHFrr..- f. I.tsl
Alsn, everything required Boo the line fOd~e Stationery.
cs II ". WHITNEY.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE,

~A, THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS rp,r,
90 10 notify the Public, and especially the Iaiis ,bs.rs
Z ~ has just received, per idaho, an assortment % y
Superior French Morocco.
And is prepared TO execute orders for L. die, ,,aC,,
drcn's Shoes. IN a style not to be surpassed by :.
CITY. WN- CLARK Roof ara 49, ue
ga In pmaser,
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Lately Received.

NOTFS OF THE VOLCANOES OF II
" HAWAIIAN ISLANDS. with a History of their various
Euptious. Illustrated with maps and numerous en-
cravings. By VIM i. Brigham. Price, -, bound in
cloth covers.
HAWAIIAN CLUE PAPERS. issueI ry She Hawaiian Club
~ Ho~ton. i>fS. Containing Essays. and Historical
Sketches relating 20 this group. 10 PIP Price. bound
in cloth, - 80 hound IN paper covers, IS cents.
CONTRIBUTIONS OF 4 VENERABLE SAVAGE 70 The
Aucieu; History of tke Hawaiian Islands. Translated
from the French ,F " Jul-s Eemy, by ". T brigham.
a. PIP Price. bound ia cloth. Il 90. hound la paper
covers. - cent
The al1v. recent ard valuable WolEs. relating % these
Islands. cau be had a. the store Of
5-5 II. NJ. WHITNEY
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Executors Notice.

'E<HE NED. EXECUTOR op
the VIII of JOHN P HUGHkS, hereby notifies an nss
ties Indebted 10 the Estate Of said deceased. to make
pay ment TO F. II. HARRIS and all parties having cl.;ns
against the said Estate, are hereby notified To pressr, -.
same. duly authenticated. aud with the proper yourbs-s
any exist, within SIX mouths from this date or thew .n
forever barred. JANFs " ~ &c
Honolulu, April IS, 1859. c-s.
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II. l.. Cl.ase's Photographic Gallery!
FORT STREET.

- NOW OPEN AND PREPARED TO
Z lake PHOTOGRAPHS Df any size ll The BE-r SrFLE ASu
Dz 1rs ND.r L. A-uSAuLF T-s-
COPYING AND ENHANCING done in the
bit u4Taer-
For >li--caris of the Hawaiian Kings, Queens, Chiefs aud
ot. rr rratIe r-r-.l-.
49, lI as-5rme1 q: LARGE y SMALL
FR : VI - Far sale 90 Low Prices.
GO y II. 7. CHASE.
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NOTICE.

n HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS THAT.
q under q iu@rr 70 Attorney, duly recorded. / alone am
aufharrri o. execute Isr'-, i-1rs- and Contract. af-rfnr the
gal uri Tars,ual Estat- 20 OLA unssl#r EAIANA 4. o. cuI-
Let hrr r.rt- auliu.s. asi o. transact 40 aud every mr';sr o.
bl.urss affecting Ler iatsr--s>
tGs Ca CHARLES II JTpp
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THE CALIFORNIA
DRY DOCK COMPANY I!
san Trsncf~eo, California. a.. =.
" TICE
NOTICE
TIE snip Owners, igert., toa.isase- and Masters.

Tue CO.IPANY"S DRY
~ books. situated at fizll-rs Peins- sEa
E Frarrsr1. ere E8v fully rrupt-.-t ani ta
TIN sarers-lsI oprrltru.lGI - &c every facility
~dHp1~ mrthr pJCEtNf srf EEPtfN efaucassss
$1,000 % -IEAM aus -itfNG EG-=EL-. Ih@
CRAVING Dock. ssrtg1trt m l- SOLID ROCK. ard I'm
shrl Ia G- mast s11.t4a-4aI 1taarr. T. % ur naISirg dlneu-
sians. Extr-mr hueth 40 trf. feaglh 90 ba@as 40 s-g.
width az TOP I'D trt. IrpLh 80 f-t. EIIsn ~ enIfEc- 90 fet-
a. mean high tale Vii Lt1c ta % gasp drawing - Gel. wi-L9s-
ughtrring.
The Dock j. fttel sdh "a cas.sau n.s, asi 10 supplied VTh
two powerful ctutnasaI sertu Ugupt. c1fI.i~ q Tump.u= rgt
th- Docs ia Two t1urs. The FnEar trJ puc& wiz receive
vessels ~ I5o0 t,ns m-as4t-1rat aai uul-r TIE Does . =
fst ia with ana 30 See i1 Ilafl g. tll- g th- -a1I4--t
oregon pine. thoroughly brte-f all baicf. ani 81 furnished
with aI thr requisites nr DcesirF a chip su-c---fuiT-
Vessels taScu ap st al safs 1f tlr tI4-.
Ths Company f-ei Nsrrsut-f ia -tttlnr tiat repairs % vss-
sets can b. male 40 4isas4s.-ulsy O.. sau Ealc+cl- i- r-
spcct % eost % materials EnI Ltor, a. .4 any 0t.-r par. % tL-
w0rhL
Ear ptrticuiar atf-sF
JAMES PVLUDCR. sur-ru,ead-ut-
s3 em san snse..eo. California
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NOTICE..

CLOSfD orr MY ISTEp,
= y IN business 70 NesSrs. DlLLINGUAM q 90 s.EST
ls5S- ] wouid cordially recommend al q my ol3 cnsoanFHl.,
them. 67t 81 NJ HT,aEerst to
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-16
HUMOROUs.
t'And he Passed on to Shuuem."

The words of the text, my heare 3, you will
fud in Ii Kings, chapter ~ we're s. And
he passed Oh to Shunem.'
Take to heart tie lesson our text teaches,
and when erp tito sty you, and evils lie III
wait TO ensua.e yea, pass on !" Shu"'
When y"u ee men f wrn'h fig NJ and
breaking hcrds and sticks and hear them clrs
ing aud swearng-miud tie words OF the
text and ',pass on To Shun en-
ID And oh ! my lrearers-'f you should come
into one of our little towns aud behold row
of nice little offices with tin signs on the doors
OF each, aud Lear men talking of attachments
without affections, aud sequrstrations wittont
quieL-ah. nd seize yours and never theirs
-ah. aud about eternally going I" law-ah,
i wiIl b. 20 your profit TO mind the words
OF the prophet and pass on 10 Shun EN-.
.!Snd il you =, round where the merchants
are-al. and they rush out to shake hands
with You an! are especially nnxions to learn
the condition Of your wi!e's health and the
children ; aud the worms aud the crops, and
offer to sell you little hill "f goods good
deal lower than their cast un account of their
love far You aud Tor cash-uh-''Pass on to
Shun'
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NO HUMBUG HERE!
CLOSING OUT SALE OF MY
ENTIRE STOCK OF WINTER GOODS,
REGARDLESS OF COST


CACK OyERCOATS All Wool Gray Linsey
- Sack Uvercoars ST, Fine Black Cloth do. 81 so
to SO, Pitercham do. $40
FLOCK oVERCOATS An Wool Gray Linsey
Frock Overcoats 50, very heavy Black CASH
mere do 8 81 to 50, Fine Black Cloth do. SIS so.
MEMS BUSINESS SACKS Heavy Fancy CASH
nett 81. do. Gray Linsey 81, do Black Cassi-
81 so. do. Fancy Cashmere co. So
6W q so and 81 90.
MEMS PANTS All Wool Gray Linsey So IS,
Very heavy Cassinett ST. so, do. All Wool Cas-
simerrs from 8 g 80 up.
MEMS VESTS Very heavy Fancy Caesinet from
s up do Cray Factory Goods 5 SO. do. Fan
cy All Wool Cassimeres so to So.
BOYS CLOTHING.-JacketE So up, Coats SO so
up, Pants 81 50 mp, Pitercham Overcnats s..
LADIES' SOSTAGS 10 cts, worth 81 25; Hoods
40 cts. worth Sc: do. as CTS. worth 60; do so
cts, worth rs; Chiidrcn's do. so cite, worth 20 /;
Capes 81, worth 90
LadIes' Coaks at one half their retail value.
All the above goods and good MANY others TOO
numerous to mention, will be sold regardless to
Cost Those wishins great bargains will do well to
call carry, at the old stand formerly occupied by
j Brown Post Office, adjoining Humphrey
kPyes' residence ]. GOLDSMITH.
9. 1865
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-16

THE New ToP.-S:cvry was playing with
his uew top one Sunday, when n 3 mother said
to him "Stevy. don't your conscience tell
you it is wrong t. play with your top on Sun
day." "No ma am, answered Stevy. Very
well }" said h,s mother; If your conscience
don't tell you it is WRONG. go On" Stevy put
down his top, and sat III. ments patiently
waiting. After while lie took it up again.
and said "WeiI. | guess | might as welgo
on with my play, dOn'' hear my cors;encc say
anything"
NEITHER Dutobman once met an
Irishman on lonely highway; as they u.et
each smiled, thinking they knew the other
Par. Oh seeing his mistake, remarked with a
look of disappointment: "Faith an thought
it was you ou' you thought it was ME. an its
n1yrhe: oy us" The Dutchn,an replied -
..Yuw. das dhru 1 am anunlmcr mun. und
you ish not yourself; we pc 18th some other
rudies !"
"A lady who had rcrd Of the mauufac-
ture of oi1meters. tn tell hw far carriage
had run. she said she wished some genius
would invent AN instrument to iell now lar
hu-banl> had beca ~ tie evening when they
JUST Stepped down Ia il" Post Office.
The hand that can make pic is a con-
tnual tsakt 70 AIS lucky rpsn thst marriss it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-16

No DUNDERING RoD - At parish meet
ing i'll ope of the towns i'll the interior OF Penn
syvania, where new meeting house had just
been erected, the question was ngitated with
respect 10 having a lightning rod put up
Opinions were freely interchaDged, and the
project seemed to meet with general favor,
until an influential and wealthy old German
thus let himself swing:
Now gentle meus, | tells you got ti"ks
[ tink We hash been TO mu1h Tronble and ex-
pensh, and none hash gin tullars more as l.,
to build church for tc Lord. and next Sum
day we gives it t" him. aud if he will dunder
down, his own house. den | says. let him
dunder away gives NO vote mol monish for
dumiering rod
This speech proved settler Of the ques-
ton, the euterp,ise was abandoned the meet
ing was adjourned SINE die. and the. worthy
parishioners harmonized beautifully over y
glass of lager at the village inn.
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LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS,
IN MY LINE,
EVER EXHIBITED IN CHARLESTOwN!
CHRISTMAS GOODS-RARE ATTRACTIONS !

Il NE suSscrber having just returned from the
city With one OF the handsomest assortmcnts
oIGuois III his line II las been his pleasure
oilers them nj greatly reiuct d prices lower even
thar ci'y price. Come and he convinced, and you
will find articles
arn.thing I" suit young and old gay and seda Ie.
Don I let such an opportunity go by unimproved
or you nSy certainly have use to rGgretit will
take the greatest pleasure in showing you any
gods you may desire to sec. tell you the rice
chr'riuIly' and sell you the goods much
cbe-riully. Don't think it any trouble !" me to
chow goods; I am always ready to attend to the
wants of the people In my line
Dz- Thu nkful for past patronage, / solici, a con.
tinuance of the same tavors. l.. DISKLR.
CharIestoEn, December %, 1865.
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NEW STOCK OF GOODS!

NE w S1oCA va VOUDO1
At Summit Point, Jefferson Co., W. Va.
BOUGHT FOR THE CASH!
VIZ are now opening full and complete stock
w Of well selected g""ds-that cannot be eH-
Celied by any other Store in the Valley or country
around as. Our line of
LADIES DRESS GOODS,
Is composed OF Alpacas, Lawns, Lenos, Popins.
hIozaubiques Shailies Pernian Cloth, Or CANDLES,
BombazImc Delaines, Reps, French PcrcaIe. Cling
hams, &c. JaconeIts, TarlctOns, Swiss and Barred
NIusins, Marsciilcs; also n full and
SELECT VARIETY OF NOTIONS.
such as Hosiery, Gloves, French Corsctts. Hoop
Skirts, Linen Handkerchief, Brads' Blttons and
Trimmings, &C.. &c. a full stock of
DOVES TIC G. DDS,
comprising, in part, Blearhed and Brown Muslns,
Wooden, Cotton and Linen Cords. F I""r Mating
TLEHEN' 5 WEAR-In piece or Really Made.
heavy stock of BOOTS, SHOES and HATS -ior
Ladies, Gentlemen. Misses, Boys and Children.
A complete stock of Queens ware. Wooden ware.
hardware; and a stock of HARNESS, such as Rid
ing and Blind Brides, Collars Zines At d Back
banda, &c. large stock of FURNITURE. ouch
as Cottage Bedsteads WardrObCs, Bureaus. Fin
Safes, Chair g. Rockers, Pash5tands, &c, at prices
that we can guarantee.
FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES,
suc, s-Sugars of all grades, Rio, Java and Laguy
Coffee. Teas of the best quality. Ole. Syrupa.
Salt. &C., all of which are Offering at very short
p. offs for Cash Produce. and Elk our friends
and customers TO give trial before purchasing
HILLARY, WILSON f. JOHNSON.
ADril
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BOOKS! BOOKS!

THE undersigned now prepared TO furnish
Books of every description to- Ibeir cu>i6incrs,
and the put Ic nFTallv. A large a -oriIuent oi
.cht"l B'~ks, Prayer BIZ, Ike. H,mn Broks aud
BIblcs, Novels. Day Bpoks. Ledgcrs, Memorandum
and Pass Books ais Hy- hand ANY Book wanted
ROT among their sack i'll bc furIi-lied in ir~
days after nUIirr = large as-0TtIi, ut OF Paper,
Envelopes, Pens l. l-s-aud siaiiru.t4' Snndri.s-
AISQtITH : VA Gl!NGTON
January 26. 1863
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POSITIVE NOTICE.

HAVING made off our Accounts to January Ist,
1853, We earnestly request all parties Indebt Il
to us, by Note or Account. to come forward aud
settls the same When say settle, we
mean pay up Our circumstances such that
longer indulgence nnut aud will not be given.--
We therefore earnestly hope this notice will be suE-
hcicnt for all parties ini'IGEhd. From this dA y
frwaTd we shall rnnsid accounts due at the
end Ut ach month. when payment will he cxpect 1.
cd. unless by special c, ntrart
January 10, 1860 wEIRIcR WELLER.
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New Goods.
GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES.

n HOWELL lie now opening large and vel
IL .sseIected stock Of goods; co nsisti1g Of DRY
| QueenswsIe, Woodrow re- Notions. CassiIneIes,
&C to heh he invites the attention Of all wishing
He would ask the special attention OF the gentle
men 20 his stock Of CLOTHS and CASSIMERES,
wLi"h IL larger than ever beiore-comPTising all
and Tricof Cloths for Over1aatE sod Clocks, Black
French CI..th. poeskiB csssimeTes. All Wool ,KeF-
sevs DrHb and Gay Linseys. Sattinetfs, &c.
These kOod- hsve been b6ught with great care b,
and ut prizes much below those Of Iaat Fall. All he
ssks il trial.
nrtnbeF IL 1863.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

IIAvIN'1 permanently located in CharIcstown,
with view to conducting the business of
HnUSE-CiRPENTER AND BUILDER.
take this opportunity of informing the public that
! will give prompt attention to all work that ma
be entrusted to my care. My experience IN the bu
sInrss ia such as TO afford guarantee that those
who employ me will have no cause To regret it.
az My shop is at the residence of my father. MIR.
Nathaniel Myers, where ] will always be found,
when not elsewhere eng aged. When at homo,
any orders may be left with INV iathcr.
SAMUEL MYERS.
Feb H. lS6S-Iv
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BOOTS AND sUocs.

VERY superInr Coarse Bot, Youths' and Boys.
Boz ts-cxtra quality, Extra h-ayy high cut
Brogsns. Ladi- - END Niss>s't.siI Walking Shoes
Lsdiss. aud his~eF' Psij-b Bouts, Front Lace nd
ConHTrHS Gaits T~-' xtrs qualify. Tbs goods re
ty.madr and fully quail nlsde otiT ,idSt
Ladies are juyited 10 exaine sto, before pur-
chasing. D. HOWELL
October -, 1865.
A VARIED ssso-inent of Fancy Good. jneJ,d-
"A ing IN par: Phi tog Isph AHEh.s BseERsmmon
B''ards: T"y BsDkr, PeT b. xrs, Cologne Extract1
and Toilet soaPss can alvays be found a
$3.50 - ". 6. BASOE'S
FNGL1sH. French. German and American Po-
~ made and Hair Oil, for saIe AZ
January 2s. ises. Drug and Paint store.
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CALCIUM OIL.

CALCIUM OIL.
T GIVE notice that have purchased the exclusive
rigt for the manufacture nd sa e Of this GEL
EBRATED OIL. in the county of J.ff"rsnn II
ma kes the beet hight known. ia plOsiv don't
char the wick black the chimney, and WI hal 10
not greasv. and ia cheaper than any other bu nIng
fluid Il il constantly IN exhibition at my store.
NAV he tried in every way t"st its quality, and Is
warranted to give entire aIisiacIiUn.
Col will be able in a short time TO furnish the
TRACE with any quantity at a liberal d;scnnnt Call
and acc it, at L DISKLE'S
February 2, 1869. Jcwrlry Store.
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ST Q V 70 9

PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER.
AVE have the most extensive and complete as
w sUrtnr' Of STOVES ever in this mar ket. 10
which We cell the attention Of the public. Our
stuck embraces
Ertens,on- Top C. ohjng !Stove-piM Cast
Iran B9iter and Tn Heater anocIrf I;
I0P."red Fyp Store- Ope" ar dir Tight;
Gus B"r",c St1ses-for Heating one or
t,rD ADoms
n.ie"s.f S;sfc-M sizes;
.h,D,rg Ghocy- al SIZES;
NM & G"t rely Of other Stoves for Wood or
Gal Tbose desiring STOW, will please lesve
aers early y MILLER & SMITH.
CharIesfown, September 9, 1868
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CLOTHING FOR THE MILLION!

SHALL sell my entire stock OF Clothing at pri-e
j cheaper than the cheapest. A lso my Fail aud
Winter Dress Goods less tina cost, and all other
Goods at corrcspoudinRly low figures
JaAlarv rs, lSL0. 8. A. HAMBURGER
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ATTENTION FARMERS!

HAVING completed such arrangements are
j necessary, am now about to resume opera
tions the
SHANNONDALE DISTILLERY,
and will pay the highest Cash price for CORN, RYE
and HOGS. Farmers others having these arti-
cIes for SALE can apply to me 10 CharI stowu or at
the Distlerv. JOHN AVIS.
Jauuary ), IS69-tf.
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READ THIS NOTICE !

THE business IF Csmpb, II & Mason vas In IN
IN hands for settlement, and il p us To- iErt ne
imp ession OF those who hay bee indu ged that the
saInc can be adjusted without money. Th,ir cree
itors' accounts are due. and they obliged TO
pay them interest shall char ge inter all ac-
counts, unless tettled befrc the LIST Of February.
from he time of dissolution to the time that pa y
ment 10 made. w s MASON
January 90 1862 -
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SASH FACTORY.

THE undersigned prepared to furnish
] FRAMES. DOORS, BLINDS. SASH, FLOOR
ING, MOULDINGS, BRACKETS. or any kind of
Scroll Saving. ard everything needed in tn" way
of woodwork about the huildiIg of Houses. at our
'BLOOMERY SASH FACTORY"
the Shenandoah river. p miIcs above Keyes'
Ferry, miles below Staunondale Springs, a:Id 3
miles from ChHrlrstnwn.
Az this ia Hume enterprise W" look for the pat
ronagc OF nurO own people and If they do en-
courage US IL will not be account Of either onr
prices, quality of work. spirit Of tion.
LUMBER OF ALE KINDS,
either Rough Dressed. k. ut constantly on la nd
for sale. Post CfIice Gharl"stOwn. Jefferson coup
ty. WestVa KEARSLEY & SIIEERER.
WILLIAM PHILLlPs, Manager.
April IA. 1868
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-16

a Coop JoKE.-When Abraham Lincoln
was a lawyer in Illinois, he aud the j I'D ge
once got to bauteT:ng one another about tra-
ding horses aud II wl> agreed that the next
Ii yrn.n:, IT Q clock they should make trade,
the h0rses 10 be unseen up to that hour, and
10 back IN. out. under IDrfett OF SO. AT
the hour appointed, the Judge came up, lead
ing the surriest lu"king specimen of horse
ever seen in those parts. In few minutes,
Mr.. Lincoln was seen approaching with a
wooden saw horse OH his shoulder. Great
were the shouts and laughter of the crowd,
and both were grerrly increased. when Mr..
Line Ia, on surveying the judges animal.set
dow his horse. and cXcia med. Nv ell,
Jud &c. tins is the first time l ever got the
worst OF it III Il huIsr GIaLe.
- An Irishman driven to desperation by
the strnEemcy If The money market. aud the
high price Of provisions. REQUIRED Il pistol and
tuUk TO the road. Meeting traveller he
stopped him with Your money or ynnr life"
s.Seciu.s Pat was grrcu." he said, "I'Il tell you
what I'll du-I'il give you all my money for
that pistol" Agreed" Pat received the
money. aud handed over the pistol. ''Nnw,"
said tue traveller hand ba:k that money or
III blow your brains ont" Blaze away, my
hearty" SAID Pat, ''uiver taste Of powder
there's in it,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-16
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II more with a full and complete assortment of
Goods. that will compare with any in the market,
for quality and cheapneas. hia stock OF
LA DIES DRESS GOODS
ia composed efAlpacas, Ms,inos, Scrgrs. Defiance.
Ginghams. &c.
SELECT VARIETY OF MOTIONS,
consisting OF Husirry Gttvca. Freuch Co,sftts,
HoD, >kITts, the GRECIAN BENZ Linen Hrrd-
Ike rhr f. Buit,ns, I.,I,I Tap'r, RufI.mrs, Aipsca
Bald Gimp, all cUlUrs, &c, SC. A null stock "i
DOM ESTIC GOODS,
Blcach-h and brown Muslias, Bird Eye Diaper.
Irsh Line n, JHCon'tS &C aleu- Cue Nssnrinrnt of
GENTS CLOTHS AND CA>siM FIR 50.
ana B"ys' Wear. uts and Sho of all sizes.
full stock at GROI kElkS, suCh RS Sugar. e., tleu,
write bIHn, Of Ob 'rcu, she Dat Il" ali of hiCh lao
is s"iIiug tot the CASH. THIHTV pAys to prompt
ru-t"me's Cal! and zee his sI',k lsfOTe puIIhAh-
ing ell, where
OcIUbrr 81, 1893.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-02-16
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QE1NG authnriscd to settle up the Old business Of
- Ais1ui'h Bro. would resp' ctfullv say to
those indebted that unless ia, ir accounts settled
shortly after ;his notice i'll proceed Ike the
came BY law. he old firm IL being pressed for
their debts and will give further indulgence.
CHARLES w. AISQUITU.
BAKERS Chopping Axes. Trace. Brea ind liaI-
~ ter Chains, Hanes and Ok Bows. for s-Ir by
Janutry IS, 1863. McCURDY & DUKE.
SCOOP Shovels, Long Handle Shovels and lot of
~ very superior Manure Forks. just received and
for sale by McCURDY 4 DUKE.