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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06
1869. Spring and Summer 1865
1860.

I ASK the attention of my customers md the pub
tic t" the large and well selected stok OF Spring
as low as the lowest. My stock OF Ladies' Dress
Goods embracesthe following: r,t,
STRIPED SERGE. 1000,
JAPANESE PRINTED CAMBRIA,
GRAND DUCHESS BLACK ALPACA,
SILK WARP ALPACA,
MOZAMBIQUES, &c.
would ask the attention Of the Ladies of CharIes
town v.'inity to nay large stock OF Notions and
White Goods. Consisting in part OF Kid Gloves. fio
Coventry MarsciiIes rccian Bend Fiuting, para
sols. Ribbons, Plain, Barred aud Striped Cambric,
Barred lmperalrice, and many other aTticIcs
numerous TO mention. IT,.
= Back md White and colOred Bersgs shawls.
Cashmere shawls; Table Linen, Wool Table Gov
ers. w hirs eau C9lored Honey comb aud Narcotics
Spreads also Ia l:cos, cottnns Checks and Stripes
at the lowest prices. My stock OF
Clothing, Hats. d. Gents Furnishing Goods,
consisis Of the Largest and Best Selected in the
county also Cloths aud CassiTnercs, hite Linen.
Brown Linen and Ca iIco Shirts in great rictieB
W al an" 'o"s' 'o' s. y" a. imH,AsMBfGR6tk's
CharIessown. May II. chenp Cash Store.
sHAULL's LIME FOR SALE.
7'HE undersigned is prepared to furnish the eiti-
zens Of CharIestown and vicinity with ShauI's
June %. Is69-tf. GEO. r. CoRDELL.
..s.- BACON.
0UU aud for sale by '-''o D-''I' '-'' co
June p. JEs. Law. HooFF.
DRAKES. nostetter6, Csnnon's MONTE: Star,
~ Bakers. Hoofiand's, and Stopebrakers Ritfers
just received and for sale by ". s. MASON
NHISKERLISE warranted to produce Bea I'd on
w The most beardless face in ~ days. Prepared
and for sale By VS. MASON.
PURE Sperm Oil for Sewing Machines. pu, up
and for saEe by w s. MASON
June %, 1869
THE bet Horse Hav forks complete with Pulleys
and Ropes for sale by
June 90. 1869. MeCURDY & DUKE.
DREsERvING Kettles, several kinds and all
sizes for sale by McCURDY DUKE.
7 oCUsT POSTS and OAK SHINGLES for sale
IL by JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
TURNIP SEED for sale by
i June %, 1869. JAS LAW. HOoFF.
y line Call and zee them. . L. DISKLE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06
Round the World.

Since the completion of the Pacific Rail
road traveller can go around the world by
steam in eighty days-the estimate, allowing
for the ordinary delays OF travel. There is
only orc steam break in the transit of hua-
dred miles-that between Allahabad and Bonn
bay, in India, over which railroad is now
being constructed. The particulars of this
marvellous trip are condensed into tabular
form for the New York World as follows:
Days.
New York to San Francisco (raiD
San Francisco to Yokohama steamship 81
Yokohama to Hong Kong Steamship E
Hong Kong to Calcutta (steamship) II
*CaIcutta to Bombay (raiD 3
Bombay to Cairo steamship and raiD IA
Cairo to Paris steamship and raiO 8
Paris to New York (steamship) II
Total 81
* This includes the break of one hundred
miles mentioned above.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06

THE WIFE OF Z. a. POLLARD SENT TO
JAIL.-Mrs. Edward A. Pollard was tried in
the Criminal Court Of Baltimore, uh Monday
week, FOR shooting DR.. C. a. Moore through
the lett waist, With small single barreIed
pistol, at his apothecary stole, on the 18th Of
January, 1868. The circumstances of this
affair were ublishod ct the time. Mrs. p.
wanted to know the whereabouts of Pollard,
and DIR. Moore, his FREUD, refused to inform
her, and after some worms requested her to
leave, and whilst about to enforce his request,
was f ed upon. Mrs. Pollard was permitted
TO n:lkc statet1ent to the Court. The Judge
listercd to her, and upon the close Of her
appeal sentenced her to thirty days imprison
rent in Jail. Upon this announcement Of
sentence, which, through light, was I'M
expected; as she apparently anticipate only
fine, the prisoner lost all coutrole over herself,
and weeping bitterly, went in Mysteries, beg
giug the Court to spare her this dsgrace-if
not for her own sake, for the sake of her
children. &c. The Court was compelled to
end the trying scene, by directing the War
den to take her in charge, which was done.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06

y WOMAN FALLS IN A WELt-IIoRRI-
DIE DEATH.-A most distressing and hor-
rbIe accident happened at the residence Of
Mr.. Jesse Ii. Shippers, near Union Meeting
house. Cecil county, on Saturday week
Miss Susan Mcdowell went to the we'll to draw
a bucket Of water, and while engaged in draw
ing the same fell into the we'll and in the
fall her head struck the stones, MIGRATING the
scalp for three inches in a most shocking man
ncr. Mrs Shippers hearing an unusual noise
at the well ran out, and on finding her IN the
well. endeavored to encourage her to hold on
to the chain, which she did for some time
Mrs Shippers meanwhile trying to raise her
by the wIndIass, but being in feeble health
she soon become exhausted, and before the
men could get to the house attracted by the
cries for help lite was extinct. Deceased
had lived in the family for moro than thirteen
years-EWion IUd.) Democrat.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06
IL A r RE d.

On the Ist inst. at the -csiuence of the BRIDES
father. in Bolivar, by Rev. J A. McFadeu. NMES
f.. THOMAS, of Pennsylvania, aud MAGGIE S.
STRAYER
On the 9TH nlt@ By Rev. WIN. Gerhardts MIR.
JOHN L PIERt- E. OF Frederick county, Md to
Miss MARY r. PIERCE. of Berkeley, Co, w. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06
PUBLIC TURNPIKE NETTING.

Ii. persons Interested in the construction of The
n Rablet"wn and BIoom-ry Turnpike. arg
que-ied meet al Lee Hall, [f'rmery Hg. a's Ha@
CharIestoWn on SATURDAY NEXT. JULY 10th,
at O'Clock. p. NJ. Addresscs will he delivered by
DASIEL B. Lucas, Esq md others. :.
LOGAN OSBOURN.
July E, Is69-It. Cbm'n of Incorporation.
FURNITURE Polish, for polishing and giving to
Il Furniture a must beautiful gloss No house
keeper should be without it. Very cheap. Pre-
pared only by VS.. MASoN:
July 6. la69.
TRASIVE sOAP-for removing Cease, Tar,
II Paint Oil varEish from SIR, Safins. Cloths.
Carpets, &c, without iDjuring the finest fabric -
For sale By Z Z. BELLEh'
= 14Iy 6 C E. Keller
nDwDRR Puffs-with and without boxes to be
L Ead az e. T. BELEERS.
Jelly Glasses and GIass Fruit Jars just received
81 by W. EBY.
DoCKAwAY and Dixie Wheat Fans, for sale by
II July g. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
CIDER Mills for sale by
~ July 8. JAS LAW. HooFF.
CALCIUM Oil constantly on hand and for sale by
" June 90. L. DlNKLE.
rRoCKERYwARE from shepherdstown, just
~ received by w. ELY
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06

MINNESOTA MIscEGENATIoN.-Last year
Minnesota voted to cnfranchise the negroes.
Since their enfranchisement the amiable col
ored folks in that State seem to have laborcd
under the same delusion as their brethren
elsewhere. Four horrible outrages lately
committed in Minnesota by negroes upon
white women, show the negrO's opinion to be
that, when he is cnfranchscd, white women
have no rights that he is bound to respect.
The Enquirer thinks that in these days of
necessary consequences (c'de Ohio Repub
licun State Platform, Sd resoluti"n,) such en-
terprising Ethiopiaus are entitled to the dis
tinction of being styled the pioneers of mis-
cegenation"- after their fashion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06

RSy- The Quakers who succeeded so we'll
in rearing stupendous air castles of beuevo-
lencc for negroes, it seems, can do nothing in
u practical way for the Indians. If the In
dams were only negroes, the Mees and M0WS
would make prodigious efforts in their behalf.
Ra5- 4 lady correspondent thinks that An
ma Dickinson wants to get married, because
she gives out that she is worth 500, 0OO.-
But what wretch would make chronic poor
devil OF himself for that sum? Any pic
bald or black brother wanting to splice, will
take notice, and address Anna at once.
A Southern Historical Society has been
formed, having for its object the collection
and preservation, for the use of students of
history, i'll this and all coming time, all infor-
mutton which may give accurate aud distinct
accounts OF the events Of the past, especially
those which relate TO the Confederate war for
independence.
POLITICAL AND SoCIAL.-Itis claimed by
the advocates of political equality with the
negro, at the polls, that it does not nccessa>
rily imply social equality. How are yoa to
separate the two. Grant him the right at
the polls, and he claims it with you at the
primary meetings, in the club room: on the
street corner, in your committees, your eau,
cusings and private meetings, and you dare
not refuse him. If he is your equal in al
these things, where is the principle and the
practice to stop? ..
KNOWS WHERE IT Is.-When Governor
John Letcher's house was burned at Lezing-
ton, Virginia, during the Hunter raid, (saya
the Wheeling Register, a large silver pitcher
presented to him by the ladies of Alabama
was carried off and hid by one of the troopers
He is anxious to restore the pitcher. If any
of our Richmond exchanges will tell us how
We may get word to Governor Letcher VIC will
tell him hog to recover his pitcher.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06
TERMS OF SALE.

All sums under Ten Dollars, Cash. On all sums
of Ten DIIlars and over a credit oI Twelve Months
will be given. 'rchsser giving bond aud approved
security, with intcrest from cate interest to be
United il the notes are paid at maturity.
ESRO i SEIFER.
o. My Farm is for rent FOR Two Years. from
August Ist, 1853.
JuIy g. IS69 ia
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06
VALLEY ITEMS.

From our Valley exchanges we cory the
following items = ="
= Miss Rebecca Hushour, of Woodstock,
fell from cherry tree on the 18th inst.i and
received"s such injuries as to cause her death
on the following day. -.
- The case of the Manassas Gap Railroad
against the Winchester i Potomac Railroad,
for removal of iron, has been decided against
the Manassas Gap Railroad, on the ground
that the Company had no corporate existence.
= The oath ult., St. Johns Day, was most
appropriately aud handsomely celebrated by
rhe Masonic Fratsrnity of Stanton. in con-
cert with large number of visiting Brethren
from East of the Blue Ridge. dorm the Val
ley, aud from Bath and Allegheny coadties.
We are panied to record the sudden and
melancholy death of our friend and late fell
low citizen. VIM. y. Trout, Esq, for uaHy
years the Deputy Clerk of the County Court
of Rockingham. This sad and distressing
event occurred at the Clerks Office in Har>
risonburg. on Friday right LAST, about 10
O'clock. R A. Gray. Esq Clerk of the
County called at the front door of the Clerks
Office at the hour indicated. wishing to have
some communication with Mr.. Trout, who oc-
cupied as his bed-ehathber an Upper room in
the office. Mr.. Z. had retired for the night,
with a friend and acquaintance from Augusta.
At Mr.. Gray's call Mr.. T. got up and started
to 90 down stairs, not stopping to take his
lighted lamp with him. On his way down
the stairs by some means or other he lost his
foothold and his balance. aud was pre- pita>
ted, it would seem. head foremost down the
steps, striking his head violently and falling
heavily against the front door. dislUcating his
k.-Rockinghum Register.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06

DROWNED WHILE BATuING.-About o
o'clock last evening, Rufus j. Reed. vel!
known as clerk in L. NJ. Porter's shoe store,
1875 Main street, was drowned while bathing
in the river at the head of the wharf6oat.-
When he was last seen he was few feet from
the boat. 1t is supposed that, getting beyond
his depth, he Was taken with cramps and
drowned Mr.. Reed was about Is years old,
light brown curly hair; blue eyes; about Eve
feet eight inches in hight liberal reward
will be paid for the recovery OF the body
Information may be left at Mr. Porters store.
Nj Reed had been a resident of the city ab"nt
two years and was we'll Known ard respected.
His parents live in Wisconsin. His father
is the Rev. Mr. Reed, formerly OF Cadiz. Ohio.
EWheel'ny Register.
The Attorney General of Missouri has
given an opinion to the effect that the State
is legally bound to pay the interest on its
bonds in gold but that the Legislature has
not been authorized to buy gold to pay it with.
Over halfa million in currency has been sent
to New York to pay the interest with, but
no attempt has yet been made to convert into
gold for that purpose.
The New York Tribune is laboring un :
der a serious conviction that the fifteenth
amendment is but miserable patch OF dit
ferent stripes Instead of: Boston christian
jzin1 the Chinese on our Pacific coast, 1t fears
that Bostonians will be converts to john
China. There is no doubt OF 1t, II there Is
money to be made by it. A.
ks1NaULAE CAsE.-George Fahnstock
and his daughter, of Philadelphia, were lost
on the United States, on the Ohio river. last
December, and now it becomes of great i'm
portance to know which died first, in order to
determine legal question which has sprung
up in the distribution of their respective es-
tates. No one can tell which survived the
other,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06

The Buffalo Express hopes that the
Chase movement at New York will be vigor-
ously prosecuted until 1872 at which time
what there is left Of him will be turned ont
TO grass with Train and Daniel Pratt
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06

b9- Data. the Washington correspondent
of fTie Baltimore SIN, says THE admins
tration having been forced to take sides in
the contest now going on n Tennessee, has
declared in favor of Stokes fo:' Cover nor as
against Senter. Stokes has nude a strong
appeal to the President to have the federal
patronage in the State thrown in his favor
The President has responded favoraby. All
federal oficeholders in Tennessee will be ex-
pected to aid Stokes, or suffer the con-
sequences" OF course this throws Brownlow,
into antagoism, at present, as far as Tennessee
matters are concerned, with the administration.
But then. what a spectacle The Govern
ment appealed 20, to take sides" in the po-
liticiaI contests in the States-the President
conserving to tie arGeaI-and the patronage
of the Government ordsred to be distributed
to secure the triumph of.oue of the parties
Truly we have fallen upon evil days.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06
THIRTY YEARS ExPERrEscE IN TIA. TaEAT

MEST OF CTRoNIc AND SEXUAL DIsEAEEs-f
Phys'oLogie"i If rage The chCAp,s book
ev"' pui'ii-hed-,containing nearly 800 pages and
$50 fine plates and "hgraringa Of the shstopy Of
the human organs in state OF health aid disease,
with trsdtis' bn carly errors. lite drp abIe
sequences Upon the mind and body. with the au-.
tho q plan Ui treaIn nnt-thc only rational and
c"ssful mod Of cure shown by n report of casrS
treRtcd. truthful adviser to the married and
those contemplating nr rage no entertain doubts
of their physical condition Sent free Of postsRe
any address receipt Of % cent?. ir stamps or.
postHi c1rrCro y, by addressing DR. Ia CRoIX No.
81 Maiden LAM Albany. y =. The author
be consulted upon any Of the discnses upon which
his books treat. either personally hy mail, aud
medicinCs cent 10 any part Of the world.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06
RADICAL LOVE FOR SOLDIERS.

The following resolution was passed at an
Indignation meeting held in Mt Vernon, o.,
on the removal Of Mrs. Hood, Republican
Postmistress, the wife of deceased soldier.
TIE removal was made by Gen. Grant, after
his solemn assurance that she should retain
her position:
THAT VIC here and now enter our most
solemn protest against this action of il-ad-
vised arry leaders, who fail to respect the
sentiments Of our people on this subject; and
we denOunce the suspension and removal of
Mrs Hood from the Post Office act of
gross injustice aud an outrage upon the rights
of the widow and her fatheress children who
relied upon this Office for their self-support ;
and we further declare it direct violation
both in letter and spirit CT the oft repeated
resolutions and pledges of our Union Repub-
lican party to protect, defend and provide for
our soldiers, their widows and orphans"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06

SELF-HELP FOR THE ERRING Words of
- Cheer for Young Men, who have fsIlcn victims
10 Social Evils, desire bCtrcr Ma nhOod. Sent Ek
scaled letter envelopes. free Of charge AddrsSS
HOWARD ASSOCIATION Box p, Phiad eIphin Pa.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06
Especial Dispatch to the Baltimore SUM-
From Washington.

ArrirnE of Er President Johmso" an Wash
ington-His Opinion Of General Grant
and tie Administration.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06

NEGRO JURoRs.--Judge Fisher. of Wash
ington city, has ordered the Marshal of the
District of Columbia to fill up all vacancies in
the list OF Grand and Petit Jurors with ne
groes. This is part of the Radical programme,
by which the doctrine of negro equality is to
be fully enforced at the capital of the nation.
Negroes are Employed on ill the government
works, ard white men are given the choice OF
working with them or leaving the object is
not so much to afford work to the negroes as to
break down all barriers of distinction between
the races throughout the country. The Rad>
icals regard that as necessary to the full de-
velopment of their theories. aud they will not
voluntarily cease their efforts Until the end
they attn at is accomplished.
A SAD FATE.-We learn that dispatch
has been received here from Suutiagp, stating
that certain persons whoWent from New Yors
III the steamer .'GtApeshot" to aid the Cuban
insurgents fell into the hands of the Spanlards,
and were executed by them. But two OF the
mameS OF those who were executed are given,
one of which. we reeret to state. Is Mr.. Albert
Wyeth. a son of our esteemed friend, Mr..
John Wyeth. of this Borough.
[ChamJrsJury (Pa) VuGIcy Spirit.
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Co-Partne1.shiP.


BALrINoRE Z, July s, 1867.
The subscriber, retiring from the late firm OF
Huugh RidenuIir q LangdOL takes This mcIhod OF
informing public that he has recently asso lated
with him HIessis. Geo. w. Janncy and John l.. J"r-
dan in FIRM, under the sty lie Ui RlDENoUR.
JANNEY & co Ia conduct the Produce and Gen
eraI Commission Business in the ity Of b Iitm"rc
To his old friends and former patrons he brgs to
RETURN snGbre thahEs their past ftNnrs and very
should thew be pleased to honor the scv q, IN with
continuation of their kindness and patronage, he
will endeavOr, by jealous and faithful attention to
business to secur. theft intcrcsta aud entire sat:s
factich. JOHN C RIDESOUR.
d South Howard St, Baltimore, Md.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06

a LILLIpUTIAN MARRlAGE.-The eele-
brated dwaris. known as Commodore Mutt
and Minnie Warren, whose real names are
Lewis Dinger and Ella I. Anthony, we're
united in tnarriage at the Episcopal church
in Birmh CHAM. Conn, on Wednesday of
last week The bride was dressed in Il tasty
gray colored dress, with hat gloves and
boofees to match. Gen. Tomb Thumb ahd
wife were present, with other invited guests.
The ceremony was performed by the pastor
of the church. Apropos to this occasion, it
may be mentioned that in a communication
to Packard's Monthly for July, P. r. Barnum
says that Tom Thumb and Commodore Mutt
were once rivals for Miss Mnnie's Affections.
They become so jealous that quarrel ensued,
in which Tom came off second best" He
was equally unfortunate with the lady, who
was decided in her preference for the Com
modore, and Tom finding his chances hope
less, took possession of her older sister as a
second choice.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06

RlTUALIsM-A New York letter of Thurs.
day says The extreme ritualists to-day as
tonished moderate Episcopalians by another
highly peculiar service at Christ Church. Fifth
avenue. The occasion was the baptism of an
infant of the rector, DR. Ever. After forming
a procession and marching around the church,
preceded by an 'acolyte' carrying a lighted
candle, the rector took the latter from its
socket and dipped it in the water three times.
The infant was then dipped in similar man.
ner, after which the candle vas transferred to
the hands Of the sponsor; and then an elegant
white robe was thrown over the infant, the
clergy all the while singing chant. But few
persons were present"
ARRESTED FOR SELLING COPIES OF TIE
New TEsTAMENT.-On Friday, June 18th,
an arrest of a singular character took place at
St. Henry, nine miles from Qrebcc, Canada.
Two gentlemen recently from Franco were
arrested at the instance of the parish priest,
charged with selling a copy of the New Tess
lament. No tiue was ultimately imposed. but
the one found guilty Of selling copies of the
Gospel was condemned to pay sc and costs.
1t Is stated that one of the men was arrested
without warrant. influential gentlemen are
deter:hlnse to have the matter. fully investi-
gated and legal, measures taken against all
concerned N, the extraordinary proceedings.
- Several newspapers declared that " the
President made speech in Boston," but none
of them reported word he said But now.
when we get at the facts about the speech, we
learn that he only repeatedly bowed his
thanks"
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ADAMS PRESS co..
So Murray Street New York.
$4,000 SALARY Addres. 3 s. P.Asoco.. n. y

S39ooSA Larry address 3. PIANO Co., N. .
w SI0t. SL5a day selling one OF the most ro.
IharGabie inveI 'i"ns II The age. RLAKE's 81 PARE
E"T CHAIa SPRISGs. that make an csey rOckInE
chair out Of any chair B-WAre If inGFingrTA Send
for circufaro 10 che Pat nice. AIn nuisctuiri and
Proprietor, ANDREW NJ. BLAKE,
Box SAG, Canton Ohio.'
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Il EMPLOYMENT huf pays. For particulars. ad.
Il drcs. 5. NJ. SPENCER 4 Co., BrattIcbOro, VT.

A SIX D"cToR DEuGoIsT ron Sw EE1
~ QtINlSE-it equals (biitcr) Quinine. 10
made only by F. STEARNS. Oh. mist. Detroit.
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FOB SALE.
TURNPIKE NOTICE.

BY an Act Of InearposatiSh, passed March q: :
- 1863. t" construct fHrHniEr, 70 be known az
of Subscription will be opebed at The following
place. ON the 10th day of Jafy next - -
Al khbI"t2T?; nn er The direeiisn ol Logan os-
~ Rloome'y Mills under the direction OF George
W, E'rh-ib=reef, CcOrge II Turner and Roget
At CrarIcsfown, nndsr the direetiu1 Of John J.
Lack and Geo W. T ResrsIev>-..-..s,
June %, Is6O-tf Chm'n OF Incorporation
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06

"A deadly duel occurred recently at
Puebla Two Mexican girls, rivals. met as
they were going out OF church and deliberately
arranged the preliminares of combat. They
afterwards drew lots to see who should stab the
other, and the winner plunged her poiguard
into the heart of her victim.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06

J-Urders for all kinds of Merchandise, Salt Fish
Plaster, Guano, and the various Fertilizers anc
Farming Implements, promptly filed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06

I ASK the attention ofnpy customers and the pub
tic t" the large and well selected sto~k OF Spring
{ nd Summer Goods just opened. which shall sell
as low the lowest. My stock OF Ladies' Dress
Goods embraces the following: nt,,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06

This includes the break of one hundred
miles mentioned above.