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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-06
NOTICE.

n HERE will be a meeting. at II O'Clock, A. NJ F.,
the First and Third Sa turda - Of eseh mont tn,
at Lee Hall, (until further notice. OF the Committee
appointed superintend the construction OF the
Monument to our Confederate Dad.
GEO. wi KEARSLEY. Cbm'n.
December s, IS7O-3t.
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TAKE NOTICE.

nN and after the First dav Of January, 1871, to
" enable buy own Stock and LIVE. we
will sell our Meat exclusively for CASH We will
ma Ike nc distinction, but REAT ALL ALIk Z. nd
hope will take offence All perSunG knowing
themselves indebted to either OF the undersigned
must settleuP by January let, or We will collect by
Law GEORGE ". KELLISON,
VIM n MOOR, Jr.
Doc 6, '10-5t CHAS. G. JOHNSON.
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THE MAGIC COMB will change any coIored hair
i or beard to permanent black or brown 1t
Con tanE Prison Any one can zee it. One sent
by mail for 81. Address MAGIC CONF Co., Spring
field, Mass. D63m
TRY Walkers Vinegar Bitters, for Gale by
i w. s. MASON
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hGy~ North Carolina is to be congratulated.
Her legislature, on Tuesday, elected Ex>Gov-
crnor Zcbulon 3. Vance to the United States
Senate in place of Abbott, Radical.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-06

The acknowledged hes lthfuness, unrivaled flavor,
delicacy, great convenience. and extraordinary
cheapnesso Of SEA Moss FARISE, will always kcepit
in the foremost place among articles intended for
table. desert.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-06

BURNED TO DEATH.-A little child Of Mr.
Jazreal Thompson, of Stoney Fork, in Wythc
county was burned to death on Tuesday last
The Wytheville Enterprise says the mother
was in an clubhouse weaving, having left the
child, about two years and six months old, in
the dwelling house in the care of an elder
sister The little girl had occasion to go in
the room where her mother was to take some
spools and left the child by itself. Hearing
it scream the mother ran to it and found it
behind the door with it's clothes all in flames
After night of excrutiating suffering, the
child died Wednesday morning.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-06

DEATH OF MIR. ENGLAND.-After several
days of intense suffering, Mr. England, whose
condition has before been mentioned in these
columns, was last evening relieved of his suf-
ferings by death. His rawlings are described
by those who witnessed them as terrible in the
extreme at times he would initiate the bark
ing of a dog, and be fearfely aggitated, even
in his moments of consciousness, when any
thing containing moisture was brought in
proximity to his COMMISSIONING clearly all
the indications of an aggravated case of hy-
drophobis. Mr.. England received bite
the hand some months ago in fruitlcss en- {.
deavor to save his three children from being
bit by dog, supposed at the time to have
been mad. All the childred are we'll and are
apparently free from the dreadful disease that
has carried off the father.-Alen. Gazette.
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DENTAL AND PHOTOGRAPHIC.

DR. A. F. SMITH has removed to the corner
~ nearly opposite Maj Hawks Coach Factory.
where he will be pleased to his irisndS Par
ticular enton paid TO Cleaning. Filling and Ex
tracing Teeth.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
Inserted on Gold or Silver Plate. Teeth examined
free of charge. All Dental Work warrant d for IL
Months References given when required.
PICTURES TAKEN IN EVERY STYLE CHEAP.
f14c lS1O-at
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-06

TERMS OF SALE will give Twelve Months
credit all sums abovc Ten Dollars the purchaser
giving Bond and good sccuriIy-eIcePt tor the Corn.
Fat Cattle and Fat Hogs; upon which will givs
Four Months credit. note well eudorsed negotiable
and payable at the Valley Fire lns nee Company
of West Virginia. Sums ofand Under Ten Dollar,
Cash
O5 The notes given will bcnr interest. hut il paid
at maturity the interrst will be rcmitted.
No property to he removed until terms of sale are
complied with. Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock.
Dec. G. 1870. J. F. ABELL.
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NAV ADvERT1sEMENTs
PUBLIC SALE.

HAVING rented my farm, / will offer Tor sale at
j L my residence, two miles from Charlestowa,
On Wednesday, December 18th, 1870,
the following Property
Five Read of WORK HoRsEs-thrce of them
Mares with fold;
Five Collective two.year old Mare Colts. one
gelding year old, two Colts months old.
Five Mich Cows-No. !.
One Thoroughbred AIderny Bull,
Five head Of Young Cattle,
Four FAT STEERS:
Four very superior Brood Sows,
. Ten FAT HOGS thirty four ShoatR;
Two Waguns-onc elk horse. with Bed and
Shelvngs, one four horse Wagon,
One two horse Wagon. one Spring Wagon;
One UNI Spring Drill, one Water Car;
One Cnrriage-0d; Wagon Gear for six horses
superior article;
Housings Fly Straps, and Plough Gear;
Barshear and Mccormick Ploughs.
Double aud Single Shovel Plougha;
Two Corn COverPIs four HarrowS:
One Excelsior Wheat and Grass Crtter-com-
bined. one Hor &c Rake;
One Portable Cider Mill ard Prose.
One Corn Crusher, ono Fodder Gutter,
One Roller. one Runyhn Fan Mill,
One Wheat Screen Cradle and Sc tltea:
Moving Scythcs. Rakcs. Forks. Shovrls, &c.
EIGHTY BARRELS OF CORN.
FORTY ACRES or GROWING WHEAT.
TEN TONS OF TIMOTHY HAY.
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NJ A Z RE D.

= A green grocer-One who trusts.
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FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.

From the condensed news column of the
Baltimore Gazette, we make up the following
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TERMS. INnUCEMENTS, &C.
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CRASD HOLIDAY RAFtLE AND SALE
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\ lost art-Family government.
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PURE BRED BRONZE TURKEYS.
LOST--S1O REWARD!

r oST on the 5th Of November. betwesn NV resi-
II dence and the residence Of Richard b Wash.
inRIon, Esq. GOLD WATCH AND CHAIN. Tbs
finder will receive the above reward By IeaSin u az
NcCurdy & Dukes, ChariestOEn. or At the store Of
A. G. Timberlake Co. Rippon
November p. IS70-3t. p n. POWER6
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WE Will PAY AGENTS

A salsry OF S35 week allow y lHtge mmission
TO tcII our ncw Invrniiops. Add'rs,, with stomp,
w. FRISH& co ,harshaiI, Mich.
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CTAMMERISG currd y Bates Appliances. For
- description address SiinI con Co.. box SOS,
New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-06

NOTICE TO MILLERs-Iam prepared to for
IN nish Mill Stones Of ali kinds. smut Machines
ShaftipR, Pniieys. Leather and Gum Betting, Bolt
ing ClctHs, &c, at the lowest prices
Nov Is. lA9. LAW. HOOFF.
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WANTED.

1NANTED. by boy IS years ofage. q situatIon
Wv in Store. Has bad two years. experience IN
4 D~y Goods and Grocery Store. Salary not 90
much an induceTDent a. TO get good and peTT1s>
nent situation Satisfactory reIereBee gives, IRE
qUired. Address cen be had At
Nov. q, IsI0-2t.' THIS Optic.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-06

lust m hand the Iargest and best selected stock
- of Silver Watches ever exhibited in Charles.
town, at very low prices. Every Watch warranted
for twelve months. For sale by
Nov -. L. DINKLE.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-03-31
A French Romance.

ONE of those little romances of which
the French are SO fond has lately taken
place in Paris, and is thus described:
M. Robert, an immensely wealthy and
highly accomplished gentleman, we'll
known not only for his valuable collec-
ton OF paintings and medieval relics,
but for his skill as designer and painter,
hearing that one of his tenants, Mr. Il f.,
whom he had never seen, kept one of the
most extensive manufactures of fancy
boxes and ornamental objects in France,
called on him with view to make his
acquaintance.
Entering the counting room he found a
good natured, eccentric gentleman of mid
die age, who greeted him thus.
g suppose you have seen my advertise
ment, and have come to apply for that
situation as designer ?"
For joke, Nj. Robert replied that he
had. Mr.. b. supplied him with paints and
brushes, and requested him to produce "a
design for a casket. nj. Robert soon found
out that what Mr.. B. really wanted was
an artist who would strictly carry out his
own ideas, and that these were pure, and
formed on an extensive knowledge of art.
He soon produced sketch which su ted
his employer to dot.
NJ. Robert very gravely engaged MIN
self, exacted good wages, and insisted Oh
having several new articles of furniture
placed in the room which was assigned
to him. But when he was introduced
to the work rooms, and found one hundred
and fifty girls, many of them young and
beautiful, busily employed, and was in
formed that he would be required to
supply them with designs and show the
young ladies how they were to be car
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-03-31

places of popular amusement. The num-
Der of streets, avenues, squares, and places
below Fitty-fourth street is 4)3. The area
of the city is about twenty-five square
miles, or $4,000 acres. The City Direc
tory contains 1S9,443 names Broadway
furnishes 8 500 names Wall street, 1920 !;
FIRST avenue, 2,165; and Fifth avenue,
Cos. The number of immigrants who
have arrived in New York for the last
twenty years is 3,764 0G5.
The gas companies have GOO miles Of
street mains and manufacture 3,000,000,-
900 feet of gas
The Central Park has an area of over
$50 acres, and cost over $10,000,O00. 1t
is visited annually by 100000 persons
Greenwood Cemetry has population OF
136,9S4. The interments last year were
1874.
The number of horses and vehicles in
use in the city has been estimated at 150,
600. 1t has been estimated that in the
course of twenty four hours 1900 vehi-
cles passed the AstOr House. 1t is csti-
mated that there are, at least, 100 eStab-
lishments in the city for the receipt of
stolen goods, and that there are as many
as 1900 professional thieves, and the
whole number of professional criminals,
of every kind and degree, is set down at
5000. The cost of supporting the police
and the city courts and prisons, for the
maintenance of order and the protection
of property, is S4,500,000 annually. 1t
has been stated that there are 400 lottery
and policy offices in the city, and that the
gross receipts of this business amount to
$4,000 daily.
Under the care of the Commissioners
of Public Charities there are twenty-five
institutions, and during the year 92,212
persons have been in their charge, dis
tributed as follows: Penal institutions
1896; workhouse, 1876; almshOuse,
4,l35; hospitals, 1882 nurseries for
pauper children, 2,429; lunatic asylums,
1850; inebriate asylum, 663; blind asy
lum, 1872; idiot asylum, IO9; refOrmatory
school, 60. The average cost of each in
mate, per annum, is: In the penitentiary,
$160.53; workhousc, SHOPS; city prisons,
$1564S; almshouse, $G4.7S; blind asylum,
S1969; the hospitals, $1lS.69; lunatic
asylum, 5000; Randall's Island nurse
ries, $I19S4; Randalls Island hospital,
nursery, and idiot asylum, $l205l. The
average per capita for all the institutions
is $1l274.
The following figures in reference to
the sale and use of Intoxicating drinks
must arrest the attention Of every citizen
and philanthropist: Places licensed for
the sale of liquor, 5,7l1; daily consump
ton of lager beer, kegs. 10000; capital
invested in the liquor trade, $500, 100000;
estimated annual receipts from sales,
$3S,000,OO0 to sos 100000; arrests for in
toxication and disordcrly conduct, annu-
ally, 67,SSO.
The above figures are taken from the
Getty Mission Year Book" a valuable
document compiled by the Secretary of
the City Mission, Mr. Lewis E. jackson.
N Y MdU.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-03-31

The trees were 50 big; bat 10y and by hc
saw some small ones, and throwing him
self sideways he clasped his arms around
one of them and clung for dear life. Myi
wasn't Right and Left angry: They
stamped the ground till both We're all OF
tingle, tried To 90 forward, 10 90 back, 20
10 the right, 90 To the left; then finding
hey were still fast, they began t. abuse
each other for letting Bobby get hold of
the trees From words they came 10
blows, and knocked themselves together
till BObby's feet ached and smsrted from
toe to heel, and he began 10 wish he hsd
never seen his famous blue boots. "Im
going home 10 the boot makers" said
Left. "Well, I'm going home to Bobby's
house" said Right, ami off they started
i'm different directions. "Oh, OH. shouted
Bobby as he clung tightly TO the tree, but
twas of no use; his hands slipped and hc
tumblod flat upon the ground with pro
l0nged "Ohi O-hm
Bobby had just got his aching body into
sitting position when the welcome voice
Of the cook called him To tea, adding
why how in the world did YOU ct 81
much dirt on your clothes -
Ny boots runned away with me-" said
Bobby. rubbing his eyes.
"That's funny storv" slil the COOS.
laughing; guess soa got asleep and
tell ont OF the plum tree" And NC guess
50 toO.-LgctVm BaHnlr
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-03-31

ried out, the young artist began to feel
as if he should need to be carried out
himself.
working for a living" said he to him
sell, is not entirely devoid of attraction
Being on accomplished artist, he pleased
his employer, and was delighted III seeing
his designs i'll steel, silver, enamel or
wood. He took pleasure hitherto un-
known in seeing his work in the shop
windows, in the budors OF his friends
This workshop life was carefully CON
cealed, nor did his employer suspect who
he was. But he soon found more fas-
cina,ing object in the daughter of MIR. Is i,
who took part in the duties of the manu-
factory She was remarkable IN her ac-
complishments and beauty, and II. Rob.
ert soon found that, as regarded taste and
culture in all matters which especially in
terested him, he had never met with one
like her. Step by step the pair fell in
love, and he so ingratiated himself with
the father that, after due deliberation, he
consented to their union.
Previous to the marriage the old gentle
man spoke of a dowry az shall give
Marie 5O,OOOf f." said he, with little air Of
boasting. "Ah, mon garcons"
"And l suppose" added M. Robert
gravely, "that |. too, must settle some
thing on my wife. Well will"
This caused peal of laughter, which
was redoubled when the artist added
"And l will settle this piece OF proper
ty, house and all, with the building ad-
joining, on her"
But what was their astonishment
when he drew forth the title deeds and
said
"You seem to forget that l am your
landlord. Isn't my name Roberts'
The young lady did not faint, but papa
nearly died of astOnishment and joy.
There was magnificent wedding. but the
bridegroom has not given up his business
He declares there is more amusement IN
being useful than in amusing ones self.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-03-31
POETRY.
TIE BACHELORS REOUIEH

COVE TO the grave with no one to cheer him
No chiidfen TO kiss him, NO friends round tn
Al0ne-with his head on an empty cigar box
Ills ieeI ON the fender-he lay down to die
Dying alone-with no friends to surround him
but 'he rats and the mice that gaze awe-s;ricken
aho lett their rich meal of his boots and his ~
pers S ~
To finish their feast wher, his spirit has enre
hagsard and worn are the bachelors To-.
hl7 checks are all .uuken. his brow %Inres
IiDbt D,'ck @ a. coas with one faint marx 70
ana ths Is the end of the .,orcf,o,s soo,0
science last pans OF tOrturlng con-
Ylr thipk1 : neavng- that never heaved yet
or ~ II the thousands OF hearts he has broken
- thousands Of loves he has won-to forget
flark' there's rustling of robes in the entry.
And daintily trcading come pretty young feet
The door swings wide open-thc CHESTS make their
cntrec.
The hirt and his victims on earth again meet.
There were bright gigglins madens, and beaute.
Ous aides,
Arch mi-chievous girls with much fun in ,beir
eye. ~
And witho red old maids and half ;,.zy ,.,,,,,e. L.,
-slS~ ''o "''"
Who called in to see tbs old bachelor die
lie gives them one rlarc,. aud bis eve sas,,s e,
-, lie turns 10 feprOach theni-aas thev ar, oone
I'm .r rag anu tne mice hdve impaneled a iury:
Inc o1cheiOr shivers and dies all alone
Alone IN his glory, with empty old hotties
And tallOrs and boot bills and cIub hill arourd
", ,.h one hand cOnvulsively cutching the poker
ana iEe other acrushed billet-doux he had found
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-03-31

THE wages of servant girls in San Fran
cisco rule al about tic sane ngures as zen
or ffeeu wears aqo-$25 to $50 a month
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-03-31

WHITE CAkE.-Two cups OF white su-
gar, two and two-thirds OF cup oi butler
and lard, allowing about one even table,
spoonful OF lard, whites of eight eggs wei
beaten, teaspoonlul and half OF
baking powder, siited with The -Four.
Season with lemon, and bake from ''n hour
TO an hour and quarter.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-03-31

In single instance Noah Webster
used his dictionary to set forth senti-
ment not connected with philologv, using
a definition after the style SO frequently
exemplified by DIR. johnson. Under the
word vicegerent" he says, Kings are
sometimes called Gods yicegerents. 1t
is to be wished they would always de-
serve the appellation. This remark was
retained until the last edition OF the
work.
The New York herald., 1870-06-01
TWENTIETH WARD.
FIRST ELECTTON DISTRICT

TWENTIETH WARD.
FIRST ELECTION DISTRICT.
That 1t appears such estimate aud canvass that
The whole number OF given for the Offices OF
Inspectors of Election of the First Election district
Of the Twentieth ward ten thousand seven hun.
dreu auu eieven lOHl
OF which Patrick Carly received three thou. -
sand seven hundred and forty-six ,..,., gT6
or which Thomas Hearne received three tbo,. :"
sand seven hundred and thirty one. ........ s,7a
or which John Barrie received one thousand
four hundred and fifty. ......,.,,,.,. LEO
OF which Thomas Stewart received one thou.
sand two hundred and thirty seven .....,.,. l2s7
OF which James Gordon received two hundred
or which John Larwel received two hundred
and nfty-nine.. 269
And OF which there scattering twenty.
nine c..r........................ 20
SECOND ELECTION DISTRICT. w."
That II appears such estimate that
The whole number OF votes given for the o0ces OF In
spectors OF Election OF the Second Election district
OF the twentieth ward was ten thousand three hun
OF which william G. Puiiin received three thou. wow
sand six hundred and ninety sx .....,,... 3,o96
or which James Hughes received three thou.
sand six hundrsd and ninstyfour =, ......... aWA