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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-02
G0TNG NEST.

$40 l.. ". DAY EXPRESS, Daily, Monuays
Excepted. for Cleveland, Cincinnati and the
West and South. Connects at cleveland
with IakeShore Railway, for the Vest anu
Northwest andat Cincinnatiwl with the ONO
4 Mississippi and LOuisvile short Line Rail-
wav. for ST. Louis and the South and south
Sleeping Coachs are attached to this train
at HorneIsville, running through 10 West
salem without change.
lies An. ENPRESS NAIL, daily, sundays
eycepted. for Cleveland, Cincinnati and,
West and south. Connects at Cleveland
with Lake Shore Railway, for the West
and Northwest and at Cincinnati with the
Ohio and Mississippi and Louisville short
Line Railway.
4.s5 P. NJ NIGHTEXPRESS. daily, for Cleve-
and Cincinnati and the West and SOUTH
Connects at Cleveland with Lake shore
Railway, for the West and Northwest; and
al Cincinnati with the Ohio, Mississippi &
Louisville short line Railways for St Louis
and the South and Southwest; also stops
at principal stations and connecting points
alOngm main line.
A Sleeping Coach is attached 70 this train,
unnin through 10 Cincinnati
A.O5 r. n, ACCOMMODATION, sundays ex-
cepted. for LeavittSburE. and way stations,
connecting for Youngstown.
SEQ P. N. FREIGHT \ ACCOMMODATION.
5.55 A. L. FREIGHT AND ACCOMMODATION.
5:i5P.M. WAIFREIGHT, Sundays excepted.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-02

The Temperance people in Mar
quette county, Wisconsin, propose to
publish the names of every man who
gets drunk, where he got his liquor,
and what he said and did while drunk.
&c.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-02
HAT AND CAP DEPARTMENT.

This department includes all the staple
as well as all the latest, most fashionable
and nobby STYLES ut. You can always
find the last hat out" in this stock
SILK Hats from five dollars up. This
hve dollar hat is equal 70 any six dollar
hat sold in Warren
IDEnsg TTDNTCUTNE n
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-02

FORTUNES Offered 54s S5 to iye @ Esa5
Stamp. Diamond X. Co., Wilmington, Del.
Sep. Ism DGCO
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-02
Ask for Tickets I

~BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH. "a
Ind Fdre GllU6JB as LOsU as by any Other R5tae
Ask for Tickets via Erie Railway.
Which can be obtained al tan P~rincipalTick-
ct Offices in the Westand Southwest.
7. j. RUCkER, WM- X. BARR,
Gen. Sup't. GenlP aSs'r. Ag'L
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-02

A VOID QUACKS.-A victim Of early in
a discretion, causing nervous debility, pre-
mature decay, &C, having tried in vain every
advertised remedy, has a simple means OF
s~elf-cure. which he will send free to his
fel~lOw-sufferers. Address J. II. FUTILE,
IS Nassau ST., New York.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-02

An Irish woman appeared in the
County Court of Louisville, recently,
to be appointed guardian of her child,
and the following cOllOquy occurred :
"What estate has your child ?n-
"Plase your honor, Northumberland
you" What has he got?" "Chills
and fever, ylase your honor"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-02

leave OH City, 1850 \. n, 9:loA. NJ, SIS
lave Franklin, II:OI P. NJ, SEA ", 500
A-riye Meadviue, 25 P. NJ L:&A.M NJ i5
D al II.l5P. NJ.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-02
MADE CLOTHING DE-


PARTMENT.
Afnea assortment of MEMS, YOUTHS,
BOYS and CHILDREN'S Clothing
New and fashionable styles Of each, in
Guiding the new French or Derby Sack
suits Melton, Beaver and TricOt Suits,
or Coats and Vests. Elegant fancy Cas-
sfmere suits, and Pants and Vests. ]
have added TO this department this fall
aful assortment OF Children's and Boys
clothing from two and a a years old,
upwards.
The plan adOptedby meof selling only
GOOD, HONEST ready-made clothing
at fair prices. has met with decided sue
cess. and incites me to still further ef-
forts to bring up the quality Of my ready
made clothing both in material, trim
minCs and making 10 a still higher
standard of merit, while my prices shall
be always as low as fair dealing and
buvinp goods for cash will admit.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-02
YORK, WITHOUT ChANOl
Only ONE change to BOSTON.
FRANKLIN BRANCH---GOING SOUTH.

~ ,-s after Monday, June Is, $50, trains
N - WARREN. at the following hours,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-02
J.. T. SPENCER < co., \. !
MOST PERFECT,

Which are now offered TO the public, are
or the World TO be the
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-02

Teave Meadvine, SIS A. NJ, H:5oA. NJ, $40
T. ~ iFrsnkiin, rs A. NJ, 1l5 A. NJ, 6:l0
p. NJ. $40 A. NJ. ~ ~
Arrive Oil City, $50 a.. NJ Lad An ''e
u IA u-fN A N.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-11-02

Wisdom does not show itself so
much in precept as in life-in a firm
ness of mind and a mastery Of appe-
tite. 1t teaches us to do, as well as to
talk, and to make our words and
actions all of q colOr.-SeRecd.
The New York herald., 1870-11-02

THk TURF.
J,LEETwO0D PARK.
II Trott,nr, Eovenber3
at9p NJ.
Stakes md Purse,
El,0CU.
d. Mace enters h. m, Lsdia thomrson, TO wagon.
o. A. Htckok erters r. Edna, TO wagon.
ID. Daniels enters D. M Tnnsy, to harness.
By order,
HENRY DATER.
President.
The New York herald., 1870-11-02
DIRECTORY roR ADVERTISERS.


AMUsExENrs-Nrsrn PACE Fourth af,h ana sir.h ee.-
SOzs6 And iopoiSo wAsTE6@s4oesD Il s0@S pAon-rAra
soAsnfSs I'f%s wAsrEp-srcosD rAsr-rs second and
ss9SSTsS Ss'ics, SoShp- gysesn rAar-rslrs column.
ScsiNkss OPPORTUNITIES Eianru PAGE Sixth ool.
Si4s .ssI soEsES sgFsyS
cLERks AND saLEsMES-rwrLrru rAer-rhird and
c0AchAFN AND aAEDENsRs TwaLrrH PAGE
coAsTWlsE sTEAasHIrs-rrnsr PAar-F.nh and
HascTs column
bSnIS;sS bs IS Ss IS AND ~,
EYsSsS5xS sT,a,Ss.i,ss rssiiss Column
EcE ssHE Rex sAs xs nsAsrassrs .s TO LET
81 oSL Paor Fonlo and nfiu columns.
ssSS sSla" Fasr,a se
Hsts s1sF% III
uossss 1Iss GSssiAas * 4orusr pAou-se,oua and
soSss ssss'rSs 4s SSass r4ass.A
'EssSy SSSs 'isys AID ssn
zen s,s EhAL H, LsrAiE FOR sALE-TwELrrH fAoE-
tEEc!yssssa sT%ss sISSs szs,s1H rAa,7s,.,A seann.
LEGAL NOTICES -EyGarH PtHE-- Sixth column.
LOAN OFFlUEs-F,RsT fAar--foiTth coiunn.
LOST AND FOUNll-fiRsr PAaE-Thra column.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pAaK--six,h co'u,un.
nARBLE MANTELs-FIGHTii PAGy-- 18th column.
MATkIMONlAl--LiaLTH PAGE Fifth column.
MEilCAL-NtNTH PAGR-- fith column.
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAcx-sxth
NlscELL1NEous ADvEErIsEMENrs- TENTH PAGE
MfsOELLANEUUs -ErsnrH PAor- Fifth column.
MUSICAL- M, M PAor--fourth column.
NEWaPArERS FIRST PAoE-rouT,h column
PERSONAL FtT.jT tAGE--Ffs. column.
PtAN(IftbkTt IN
fOLiilCAL.-kr rcoAI PAar-Fi.t cJ.nun
LOST OFFICE NOTICE. lR6r fAGY--1hrd column.
PkOpOSALa-TwrLi PA8P-Srth column
Property our OF Thh CITY Fur SALE OR TO
- RkNT-rwrLrT I'll PAar-Sixth ro.un,u.
REAL = TATE To ExciiANuE--TwELrI PAGE Sixth
column.
REAL Estate wANTED--TwELrrH PAaH-Pourth col.
REWAKDs FIRST PAar- Third column.
SALES AT AuCrioN-SIs1H fAsE--Firse sccoud and
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALES ELrvrsru PAaE,
go. and z v ELL I'll pAGZ--Firsl second colunns.
BITuATiOFS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE
Third collin d.
SPECIAL NUTiCns-Fiasr PAaE-firsv and seaond col.
BPoRTlNd-DoGs BIRDS. &c -rrHsr pAax-seooad
THE TRADEs-NINrn pAan-rhlrd column.
THE TUKF-FrEsr IAar-- seeona column.
Fourth column
TRAvkLLERS' bUIDE-FIESr PAGY-Sxth column.
VNFt RNlEHtD Rooms Az - APAkTMENTS To LET
SROoNI r P.or-Fifth colunan.
WANT D TO KCuASE-FfHkr PAGr-Sxth column.
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, ac.-Flasr rAox--sixh column.
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C0AsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL sTEAMsHir CoMPAHY's
l. Through Liuc 70

pAcIFIC NAIL sTEAMsHlr CoMrAHYs
l. Through Liuc 70
Ceittnsu'n and China.
Through rates New x"s Yyy 70 sas Sisry
.lss f:ss, sasI.s. ca1ii stesrsss. sss
Accofdin. 10 location OF berth.
Trsa rates include bcrlhs board and all nccessaa for
seaers OF tho above line icave pier No d North river
foot OF Cana street, at !. o'c,ock. noon,
On 4th ana 2Uth OF each month,
exp when those days fall on Sunday then tho day pre-
hundred pounds baggage free TO each adu. Msdi
cine and attendance free. .
November 4, ARIZONA, cspt; Maury, connecting with
sasss @ c,ve San Francisco
ceiycd pn,i IN Z ~ Tanrsiar, noveInser3.
be received until %P NJ Wednesday, November y onlv
Al the u.usl facilities Afforded Shippers in collecting nand
For re!sE, passage tickets and all further Information
.pY : = 80 - : ~ T. K BABY, Asen.
u ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sailing regular every inarsday a, O'CLOCK r. NJ peci,sy.
COL. MIA. captain Z. Van Sic, via Nassau, Nova
soskS CASTLE '.c.ain Rssssas K xds.. sGE Nov H.
~ As''-' psss s. g. aG.sWinHI WHEELER, IN, President.
NO. B Sowing Green
rIAwANA, slsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
III Ecr-vork and Mexican Mail Steamship Line,
sailing every twen-, e--s from pier " Ee- ...
CRY or NeRiDA. ncaken, Wednesday, Hov asr.M.
CITY OF MEXICO, Imincrmhn Tuesday, Nov. -, r. u
'''''''fh' q pfsAEE T. AEE9Iss6sE SONS 81 broadway.
PERNupA NAIL
. sHs ss,qst SsasSed 'sisr m bo despatched 70
nsn,,oa nkias resh. fer i % sorcs from r'er North
"e'-A' ' WM. H. WEBB, q Exchange place
NoTICE--h FIRST CLASS STEAMSHIP WILL LEAvg
~ for Savannah direct on Tuesday, rovombcr 3P H.
stceragc pasesge Si. For Apply H. pouEAri,
IL Brosdway.
The New York herald., 1870-11-02

r CSr-ON THE AIS TRAIN FROM BROAD eTRHET
IL Newark To No Wall ntrec. package Of Letters
uan!e tsc owuer Tho inner via bc hLcraliy
| Iva eutv tv-giY III Iii rect.
The New York herald., 1870-11-02

A -A.--PEkSONS WHO ARE INSURED IN GOOD
IA. life insurance companies, and who do not
surrender their pcrs by absolute sale, borrow
surrender Of their pc Ices BY applying at Insurance
The New York herald., 1870-11-02

90 NASSAU STREET, OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
Ot Libcrs, advances made Diamonds, Watcnes jew.
ey kinds OF roercbanuse. The same bought aud
sod HAYMAS LEOPOLD, room No. 4.
The New York herald., 1870-11-02

NiARY-THE MORE Try TO ro2uET y0U THE
lO hArues the .s ls aha ine y ceas' y love you
RIP VAN WIrkLE.
The New York herald., 1870-11-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

(NOUT AND RHEUMATISM- DIR. RusSELL's cor
~ London specific Great English Remsdy Atsr ~ years.
experience Is 20 snheres Acute
alta ks % rhsamstsn eisSs with few dosas Send and
cst circular Prcs W3 rcr bottle. X. FRANCE.
Agent for Upitea ssteA No Great Jones ST. New YORK
The New York herald., 1870-11-02

r ITHo0RAPHERs suoULD CALL AT Is FULTON
- street and seothe Rotary Press In opera
The New York herald., 1870-11-02
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS


.>~..,.,EURo EUROPEAN STEAM. .ulrs.
~ sTEAH 40 o LivEaPooL AND QUEENSTOWN.
rom p'ss : LiyshrooL iSia i'cs5L AND QUEENSTOWN.
sAhR The cGEis wsssss fs:so, s s1y
rs.sass II,-rpsoor oassnso"n 1csSia US ana sss
fIspad si.sTsse Liverpool Queenstown Lon
donderry aud Gsagow, Sss, currency
. TO LONDON DIRECT.
tiSn ss...ss .ss ,nssY.eS sars.".,
For fher particular. spyiy 4 the eompanys once. No.
Sw.J. HURST Manager.
TINE ANCHOR LINE STEAMERS
/ san ., sry Saturday and aiierna,e Wednesday
70 soaS.a and from Hs.sew sna Derry
sa. Z . ; S.s. .s: .ssss; sss
II: Il: sSsflsSsix $:s e.:
ASaiix .......sas Nov. . IOWA: Dec {
Se ss nss We'd nss Z
and every sss9r.y x aSs =. rSss @ wsaae:sy ,srs.
s.sf sr gsssrss ,5s rsyss o g. sareney
ca.n eIenr.on Sgood Tor wavs moOshs securing
Iniornedia.e, Sss; s,ssragc. sss
~ssss sss rs'ss can % '''
nrsi,s .,u l: Issued payable IN n.l .presensnsou.<
Apply NJ SiSgseI ssi. peras or...
RIO LrvERro9l 1assis-..
rsN,IIA 20 An'hor Lice aesrier -
A.osoa, troa Pier 10, Ns1sa sSs ssr. S''s'''''
'''' hEsbssssoa Il 5si ss iss5s:s sSof:isk Agents.
sy No. sas AZ
q ss,al a-s ~ ss'
.nsessdlag Saturday Tuesd.y.
p''' ' Ns' Rate. or Passare,-
rr cas;y rsyaee IN ooa sy.o. IN our'e.s,
h,Isa h,%Ssa & + j. ss TTss T.; Isris" J..
| wishias to send for thsi friends =
further aisiass'ioa jos =; Is Ss :s: s
Is broadway. New !, ort.
STEAx TO oyrEssrowN AND LIVERPOOL. CAR
.-- Sailing every weanestay;
MpSsssggs%SIsA Freeman sove,sSsss M,s
From. .iier Is North river. :
sSa iS'' H. %a Norway
and Sweden ac Drafts lssanl, England Francs and
''''A' ''"''' VII SiLLiHp%s ipss cUioS. . Broadway,
THE nAMBURo AMERICAN PACKET coarAsy's
iron mail ''e"",Sig AIigl.EsAsN1A
Cap!Ain A. Bsserts, viii san Tuesday Nov 1870. at
HAMhuRo.
as iFs sona ssr ssts 1 a.. sia.
pay able in United sts.ea gold.
fHShssaf Z CO. SAL ds sissTiS5 RicasnDs soas;
sasd Ssnsi. .sss Nv ss sss.
SrEAa TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
l k Gun ~! Line
SnysSIkIA THURSDAY, Nov ?
yass s;ss,as: $50 sas Iii sa1ra.y '' y
pads. pA'ff .faps q SS5SsfT Ass" Ass'%
| COThEp ThE saiTisn HIS AND soaru AMERICAN ROYAL
sHrwGAk GHis SsS hr y9sS ssns ASR nAay5s Aa!yy55ssrooL
SVfA1......wsa' OCT 9c;. ss TEtrnLi Sat, Nov
ssss ssssslsix sASHsi rs.s Nc; ss,
sia's sod d. Second 'csSla: xos
piIs: Cabin ,,.s 70 r.ris ~, soid
ssa'a '..'s sy ;is :::-as;: V s'''
Esersss .ese liverpool .aS Queenstown IA Il
Tiroag6 S's q sains gwen ~ rslta.. Glasgow n.cs
onee 10 soslia: r ssn n.s'ss' App' a. 'A' company
sass passage JHAs II Asrs,aysy g. Ts9y sass.s
STEAM 70 AsD
MiHSEsUIA Wrdncstay Eov
D@.Ii. payable, i 4; pa. i.aa sssssas
Rector street
NIonrH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
BREMEN
The steanship RHEIN captain j. G. Meyer, win s.a on
Saturday Aosember g. from Brsmcn Oif. foot OF Third
Steamships 'Ft "EUrsyuLANp Cap. H. Soynasor Sat,
1'NA'' ''O''-' RATES OF PASSAGE.
payable In gold or its equiv licnt In currency.
Second cabin ~. ~
For freight passage Apply 10 UhiicHs Co.. Agents,
| OCEANIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,
" Eew York aud Liverpool.
The roIIong mncnl0cent ocean eteaers tho q,
The New York herald., 1870-11-02
FINANCIAL.

A NDERsus 4 CO., NO. CHAMBERS sTRERT-
~ Money % loan immedlae!y on Pr perty, LeAa.hods
aud builders Loans New ork aud New jersey Fat. Soc
ond. Third &C. Mogascs Stocks and marketable sscuri
ties negotiated. Advances.
The New York herald., 1870-11-02

pANRIN0 OFFICE OF r. HASTINGS. 10 PINE
street ciasa Notes dirconn cd At seven per cent
hocks. Bonds aud gre lAueogs secures bought ani sol
Liberal advances made the First ami second Mort
gagos wanted.
The New York herald., 1870-11-02

MONEY TO Buy FIRST AND SECOND MORT
IA gages to loan improved and unproved Property
WASHINGTON n. NICHOLS,
Counsellor Law, lis Broadway, room II
The New York herald., 1870-11-02

nNLY DIRECT LINE To FRANCE.
" Tie General T3aDstnn ntc fompany'e Mall Stea
bewern New ork and Hayc, calling u! Brcst and So ilh
amptoa.
The splendid vcaseis ths fsvorte for the CONT
nent viii sail from pier NO. ~ North river oilowg;-
LAFAYETTE. Rousseau. Saturday NUyei1;5er IA
WILLIE De PhHlS Surnont. Saurtay, November 81
PEREtkE, Daufe. Saturday December 10
Rates oil laspsse tpayahe 10 gold. Including Wine
TO EREST OK ItAVRF.
Frst Cabin ..............Alf0 Second Cabin G16
1hese steamers do not carry atecraac . ,ssengers.
GEORGE MACKtNztE. Agent, SO broadway. i
SPECIAL NOrlCE.cresfter the OF this iine
will touch at Southampton Eland, to land passengers
specie.
rT,APSCOIT'S EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EX
change once rassagc frnm Liverpool and tueensown
weekly hrst class sietlnships Also from Liverpool
London by weekly sa!!,ae packets s'n of II and up-
wards, available of Great Brilan lie ~
the loxest rates. at TAPscoIT ERorHEEs CO.'S,
e6 south E.rcct. New York.
The New York herald., 1870-11-02

Dlarcf rsox 80 syA7 oy W.,
W., Frank ~ ,s., Tsa7a.e r. from, TIA. sea. ., war,
q mas % a9sa artistic arrangements 10 enfure tho
events u"w Atug PnC W Europe he ANNOUNCES that these
i u.rusrsaIsb sssASK IEihyE,s NHMsyaprs
vissroas plssarss N ' N' s'e ''' N'""''D' anu
roa SAFE AT ss SLI ~ News prrors.
AiDvEk them VIII be found
Human valtufee sx9pins the Dead the Battle Field at
GraNcIotte, Franco =
Field Guns Capthes from the Army OF McMahon.
rrusssn soes csrxrcd In ,e Fos.llca.lons OF Paris,
view OF tho viao Or Ba,ec after II. Destruction nv .so
rr'issiahs ..eSs
AiTu7,tnn ofc necc,vne tho Parole Of French Officers
incladds In the Csiassasson q sedan.
Railway 7rau shot, Shell and Siege Guns for Paris.
,ss csgss :; e RsusVard in .A.
View q .as sa Issld Of Bazoilcs Enec. of Cannon
ysaaelr .ad a. tAe Halle. c.n.r.le. in the cit,
Ar.s. !. sAs 4 Berlin o. Prisoner. of War Captured
ysss,. s,; Of ST.
r = d.: !; regiment of vrua..n infantry
,.r,shsas .s Garden during the Ba,ls 0, we...n.
. &. Dead near Ii.
of the French
Screw ssam Cambria, q the Anchor Line, Loaf or ,bo
Irish on nihs OF Wednesday. October IL " '''
Portrait Of the Use DR.. Alexander Anderson
Comic.--An Eiscton Idy.
Also the interesting story OF
THE wIFE'S PLOT;
rHR rRrpg or THk HArHERLRIGus,
Il commcuccdIa tho above number
The New York herald., 1870-11-02

GRoCERs' FIRE INSURANCE C0MPANY.-FIFTY
Shsrcs OF ths stock for aae, below its value Address
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-02-08

SUPERVISORS CoURT.-The Board OF Su-
pervisors met in Shepherdstcwn on Tuesday
last, and from their proceeding s we make the
following extracts:-
John W. Taylor having received a cer>
tificate of election, supervisor of Grant
township, qualified and took his seat.
Pursuant to an order Issued by Hon. JOS.
a. Chapl'ne, Judge of this Circuit, in the
matter Of Gideon Leisenriug Us. the Board of
Supervisors of Jefferson County, the fol-
lowing resoutioHwas offered Gideon Lessen
ring by his attorney, Thos. Van Swearingen,
moves the Board of Supervisors to re consider
its action declaring Samuel RidenOur Justice
of the peace of Grant township, in the county
of Jefferson, and in lieu thereof, declare
Gideon Lesenring the legally elected Justice
of the peace for said township of Grant, for
four years from the 28th day Of October, 1860;
and that certificate of election be awarded
the said Gideon Leisenring to the said office
of Justice Of the peace for said township of
Grant, which resolution was lost.
Ordered, that the Deed from the United
Staes to the Board of Supervisors, conveying
certain property at uarper's Ferry be re
corded.
Ga motion the report of the Treasurer Of
Ferry Turnpike, ordered to be given SUI
pervsor Taylor to confer with said Treasurer,
and report at-the next meeting.
Ordered, that the President of the Smith
field, Charlestown and IIarper's Ferry Turn
pike Company, be summoned to appear before
the Board at its next regular meeting.
On motion the report Of said President of
said Turnpike Company, was laid on the table.
Ordered, that John Burns, surveyor of
Roads of Grant township, opsn the Hammond
Ferry road according to the report oil the
viewers, April 49, 1860.
On motion it was ordered that all the Road
Surveyors whose term Of Office expired Jau-
uary LIST, 1870, appear before the Board at its
next meeting and make settlement with said
Board
On motion it was ordered that +. J. VIII
liams the late clerk Of Grant township be re
quired to turn over all books and papers to
Jacob Liesenripg his successor.
On motion the Board adjourned to meet on
Wednesday following the third Monday in
February, 1870.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-02-08

Sales OF PRoPERTY.-G. d. McGiincy,
Auciioneer, sold for Thos Van Swearingen,
Special Commissioner on Saturday week, the
large brick house of Rentch & Stouebraker,
in Shepherlstoms, at public sale, to DIR. j. N.
Rentch, for tile sum OF $500. The half of
the brick dwelling belonging to the same
parties, occupied as printing office and school
room, was sold to Mrs. Virginil MOulder, for
the sum of $3.50.
At the same time, G. D. McGliucy, Auc-
tioneer, SOLD at public sale, for VIM. Right
stiue, Special Commissioner, the RoncmouS
property, in Shepherdstown, to Thompson
johnson, for the sum of s1,10O.
Capt j. s. Melvin has purchased at private
sale. of ]. g. Hoge, agent for the heirs ofthe
Hunter Estate, 200 acres of land, unimproved
lying near Browns Shop, in this county, for
$50 per acre.
On Tuesday last, Mr. Daniel Coleman pur-
chased of Mrs. Ann D. Smith, her farm about
midway between Mildleway and Summit
Point, containing 233 acres, for 1l,O0O.-
TIE sale was effected by S. Walton, Real
Estate Agent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-02-08

No HuMBUG We do not wish to inform
you, reader, that Dr. Wonderful, or any other
man, has discovered remedy that cures all
diseases OF mind, body or estate, and is de-
signed to make our sublunary sphere bliss
full Paradise to which Heaven itself shall be
but side show, but we do wish to inform
you that DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy has cured
thousands of cases of catarrh in its worst
ferns and stages and the proprietor will pay
$500 for case of this loathsome disease that
be cannot cure. 1t may be procured by mail
for sixty cents, by addressing Il. v. Pierce,
NJ D., Beffalo, N. Y. Sold by druggists
Dr. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical
Discovery cures Bronchial, Throat and Lung
diseases
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-02-08
Local Correspondence.

Mr.. EDITOR In your last paper you
state that G. G. Baker, Superintendent of
Public Schools, in this county, has removed
two of the school commissioners, Messrs.
Myers and johnson, who were duly appoint
ed, and had substituted for them two others,
Messrs Leisenring and Simpson. You give
as a reason for this removal, that the old board
had dismissed the teacher of the Fleetwood"
school, q suppose for good cause.) 1t does
not appear that these gentleman transcribed
their duty or went outside of what was their
right in the premises. But the question comes
up, has the Superintendent the authority thus
to act ? The commissioners certainly do not
hold Office from him rather from the people,
being elected thereto. Is it not, TO say the
least of it, stretch of power for an under
strapper to come along and interfere with
those who are his peers, aud who are not at
all responsible to him. The law regulating
the public schools defines the duties of the
Superintendent, but think it would puzzle
Philadelphia lawyer to point out the right
of Superintendent to expei- commissioners.
But, sir; you fail to tell who this G. G.
Baker is. For the good of the public we will
supply this lack on your part He is at pres
eut resident of Harper's Ferry and belongs
to the clerical profession, and you do him in
Justice when you withhold his affx of Rev
He halls from Massachusetts,, the ga12 hpot
of the universe, where all true mo GAS
and blessed reform originate; the of
the Summers, Philips, ct id genus o1He lie
is an accident of the great big war that was
made upon the South, and in one of its up:
heavals let down in these parts. He is rep
resentative of that monster p0tttico eccleslas>
teal church, the Northern Methodist; and
true to the spirit and practice of the same,
and the instincts of the people from whom he
came, he connects quasi political office with
the sacred one of minister of the gospel
Such is this modern Caesar who puts in and
out as he pleases. We have enough of him.
Pro Bona PuBLICo
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-02-08

SHENANDOAH BRIDGE.-Now that the bill
Incorporating the Shenandoah Bridge Com
pany has passed both Houses Of the Legis-
ature, we hope those who have procured the
charter, will 20 to work earnestly in the matter,
and that ere long we may have a good SUB
stantial bridge across the Shenandoah, at Har-
per's Ferry. This is an improvement which
has long been sadly needed, the old bridge
having been destroyed during the war, and
not get rebuilt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-02-08
TFor tho Spirit of Jefferson

INr. Eiitor IL notice recommendation
by committee Of the Congressional Ten
perauce Society. Of Washington city, that the
coming 22d of February be observed by the
various Temperance organizations throughout
the country. This is a good move, and to
our pleasant surprise, indicates that some
thing good can come out Of Nazareth" y
day which is the natal one of glorious man,
can be we'll associated with so glorious cause
as that of Temperance. 1t is to be hoped
that the Temperance organizations Of our
town will respond to this, and devise means
to celebrate the day in SO hallowed way
Let US have procession, speech, etc.
FRIEND OF TEMPERANCE.