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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-25
SEWING MACHIN Els.

WIS., coy: *; : G : ;::::::
" SEWING VMachiie
Is THE BEST FOR FAMILY USE.
WIN s:i'sn, ., Hen, ",,' Esi,: rTsn, Cord.
Bsaaiiiuily. Il vii, with the FIN EST needle an j
thread, run nom perfect work the finest Nsnsook,
! change Of needle thread OF tension. I. viii nss
coarse cotton linen. silk and twne Il runs easier
% om y forms
stitah saeI iOsp Isins TWIsfED 81 means Of ''"''
THE "xoTArIN0 HOOK"
and drawing the twst INTO the goods thus securely
listening svey stitch g th., TIE seam VI. bear to Be
III circumstAnees to ''survive the wsshtub.p Old,
& nav: 's n.
81. p'Spa%;s haSs been ::s ani nd
Ss:s:i.:,s I'd: a:,s. pr:,...: q. possibility Of q.
balance wheel ever wearing Or touching the dress.
yHR yEEpLs CANNOT BIB SET WRONG.
thus avoiding the great trouble OF ether mac hines
NO BREAKING OF NEEDLES.
.. !: sisi . & =: "a 49,: !: . I'.
az WRONG. .H
A.. g; Them Tn1 pAa. T..
er 10 like this II turns the hem on The right or I'm.
II viii nos Srsp stitches, as IL. needle /.
.l..ys e. right, the blade .aort and stniEht does
MANUFACTURED WITH MATHEMATICAL PRE-
CIsIoN.
Hence, each part interchangeable Anu can be read.
len, Il properly cared for. None Who has used /,
can be persuaded 10 use any other.
The feundness, svsnnsss, durability Asd beauty Of
its stitch.
WERE NEVER EQuALED,
II. nAPrDITY, ABSOLUTE STIFFNESS. EASE
OF NOTION. narrowsess and neatness Of ito HEN
and FELL we're never approached by any other
sEwSs IL ra Al $o RET
Whatever the merits Of the other machine IL is no
disparagcment TO say the Wilcox Gibbs 10 worth,
for family use, dosble that any other ever offered
Il reserved tho Geld Medal Of the American In.
stitute--the FIRST PREMIUM for
1.-THE BEST SEWING MACHINE"
9. the great New England FsIr-the Vermont State
rAir-the pennsylvania state far-the Indiana State
Yair-the Iowa State FAir-and ., ever 20 Csunty
iums than were taken By eli Other seSns H.ehines
II 10 now the Great Leading Family Sewing
Machine.
ALL OVER fHB WORLD.
We take ether machines Ia eIchAnse. We sch
Oil, Csrros, siLI Twiss ssd NEEDLES FOR svcry kind
OF Sewing Machine.
Agents wanted.-rerns 10 Agents. Descriptive
circular snd specimens Of work, sent free By mail, on
receipt Of stamp, or had Of
CORNELL, WARD & COAINGe,
GENERAL AGENTS,
10 LAKE. Street. Chicago. lInsis,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-25

DESHsfi.NANIA CEN1RAi.R
GE y E TO- asezR
DOO Il d & IRA N.
81 HILL. the Shortest Route to New Ysrki
A PiitsLu ~ ,ns rom the IVES, run direct 10 the
us . dspo ssS sass ,o sa. nsI san.
and ell the Aes England towns. are transferred to
trains OF the
PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Buy you tickets for New York. Philsdelpha and all
points East via the Ptisbury, Fort Wayne Chicago
and the Pen. -vsns Central Railroad. The trains OF
ILL INOIS CEN TR A l.
max. close Connection. a, Msitoos and Chicago and
the entire trip 10 New York 10 made With only 'vo
changes Of cars.
Elegant Wide Passenger Cars,
with
Raised Rsefs anIproved Seatsi
These cars are thorough, ventilated and provided
with every modern improvement necessary 70 he
safety and comfort OF travellers
STATE.ROOM SLEEPING CARS.
woodruHrs Patent
Run through to Philadelphia on all Night Trans
and New York via Philadelphia and Allentown, with.
out change. arording Passengers . sight OF undis'
Landing them IN New York Meurs n
Advance Of all ether Iinssi
And In time TO secure Hotel scroSnedsssas bsSSs
the arrival Of tho passengers By other routes.
To Boston and New England passengers sAis res,s
10 tally desirable a. Il gives them an opportunity
q seeing the fines. views ssmons the Asshsnny
and Sr No. York. Withsss E.srsSss.
tickets viii be transferred with their baggage, to Has
sad Boat Connection, in New York, without charge
Four Daily Trains Leave n. Y for Boston.
Thirteen Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia
for New York,
Via Jersey City and camssn and Anboy. Distance.
W miles; Time, 4 hours.
This the only roate by which passengers leave
s,Sy 70 Sss syns
Railway Depot at $50 pm. and runs through without
| delay, arriving in New York At 900 Monday morning
Hours In Advance OF Other Lines!
The sCo pm train from Chicago arrives IN New
nOr. 4 80 am q. sEco osh pA R.s,s VA "S sor
| responding reduction 10 BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA,
| BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON.
~ baggage check ed through to all stations On the
Line OF the Pennsylvania Railway, and to baltimore
Philadelphia and New York rom Pittsburg, Chicago.
and all principal Western Cities.
| nT Rates Of freight and express freight TO any
| Eastern point are at all times Is favorable - Ge
~ Through tickets for sale ct the principal oaies'
\ EDWARD II. wlLLIAAs,
General Superintendent, Altoona Pc
IT,. KlhBAI,I, Passenger Agent Chicago.
| iel7wH
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-25

IHb proprietor Of this celebrated medicine iustlv
esms Tor superiority over all remedies ever
Mesmt svvs Of Agus and Fever, or Chills and Fsyer
n,, OF short or long standing He refers to the
,,, Mes.ern and southwestern country to boar him
case Whatever will It fail to cure ths directions are
sulctyioHowed and carried out. In q great many
whole families have been cured by O single bottle
WIN perfect restoration OF the general health II IT,
however, prudent, and In every more certain TO
cure, VI ITS use II continued in smaller doses for q
week or two after the disease has been checked more
especially IN diicnt and long standing cases, Usu.
ally, this medicine will not require any aid 20 keep
the towels in good order; should the patient howey.
er, require eathartic medicine, after having taken
three or four doses OF the Tonic, single dose OF
Bulrs Vegetable Family Pills will DO suai.
cent,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1870-01-25

.C,s |. and Fever are caused frou ee,ss pgn ,S.
xst4 IN the atnaospheIs known A. ns ..,,on Al
me d.a srgsns, and causes Billisasness 1o"sn
: uston, 4tc., and in thi = way prepares nsysNm io'
,oy. re avoid nurhs rousis. sns rs''svs voonss"
Of iAiga ssass, take
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-25
GEO. W. HA1NEs, Trustee.

Coon News FROM IRELAND!-During the
Irish famine we sent million of dollars
worth of food to Cork. Ireland is now re-
paying the debt with interest; not from her
exchequer, not from harvest fields, but from
the adamantine rocks on her coast. An en-
terprising company in New York is importing
ship-loads of the edible moss that grows on
her cliffs, and converting it, under the name
fSEA Moss FARINE, into an economic source
of nourshment and palatable food. The new
source of uliment is prepared under patent,
and although but year in market, has already
taken precedence of all the gelatinous agents
heretofore used in cookery. No epicure who
has tasted the buildings, custards and jcllies
made from SEA Moss FARINE, will deny that
they are Incompatible The savings effected
by using this article instead of maizena, farina
or corn starch Gall of which it excels in pala-
liability is about fifty per cent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-25

THE TOURNAMENT AT UNIoNN1LLE.-
The Tournament came off at Unionville on
Saturday last. Mr.. Edward Cuttings was
Chief Marshal, and E. w. Wilson, ESQ., IN
his neat and appropriate manner, delivered
the charge to the knights. The successful
were as follows =
l. Mr.. Daniel Hehebower crowned Miss
Annie Anderson Queen of Love and Beauty.
3 Mr.. Franklin Trussell crowned Miss
Eliza Shusert First Maid Of Honor.
3. Mr.. John Henkle crowned Miss Rosie
Buckles Second Maid of Honor.
D. Mr.. Mick Moler crowned Miss -
Criswell Third Maid of Honor.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Tnrnid Srstem.

Sometimes, without any assignable cause, the
phy sica siren 9Th and animal spirits give way, aad
torpor falls alike the body and intellect
There is little pain perhaps, but the natural
vigor and elasticity of the nervous and muscular
system to have departed, and an indifference
to the pleasures OF life, and even of its grave re-
sponsbities, takes the place of that
in both which characterizes every well balanced
mind when in a healthy condition
This state of partial collapse is often the premon-
itory symptoms of some serious malady. 1t lndl-
Gates Enthusiastically that the vital powers are Ian
guishins and need a stimulant. In such cases the
effect OF few doses of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
ia wonderfully beneficial. The great tonic wakes
up the ystem from its browse. The secretions and
the circulation .ive new impetus. The relaxed
nerves recover their elasticity under the operations
OF the specific. like the slackened strength of a
musical instrument in the process oftuning- Leth-
argy and debility replaced by energy and vlgor.
the spirits rse and life that almost seemed burden
while the season of depression lasted, becomes once
more enjoyable. That such IA radical change should
be produced by a remedy entirely devoid OF the pow
erfnI aka oids and minerals extensively used IN
modern practice, may seem incredible to thoee VINO
pin their faith the medicinal efficacy OF active
poisons but if these skeptics will take the trouble 70
enquire those who have tested the corrective ard
Alternative virtues of the Bitters under the clrcuu-
stances described, they will find the to he
true. ON'00e' -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-25

g9- If you have a discharge from the nose,
offensive or otherwise, partial loss of the sense
of SMELL taste or hearing, eyes watering or
weak, feel dull and stupid or debilitated, pain
or pressure in the head, take cold easily, you
may rest assured that you have the Catarrh:
Thousands annually, without manifesting half
of the above symptoms, terminate in consump-
ton, and end in the grave No disease Is SO
common, more deceptive or less understood by
physicians. r. V. Pierce, NJ. D., OF Buffalo
n. Y. is the proprietor of Dr. Sage,s CatarTh
Remedy perfect SPecifce for Catarrh'
cold in the head" or catarrhal headache
which he sends to any address, post paid TO
sixty cents, or four packages for 81. Sold by
most Druggists everywhere.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-25
DON'T FAqLTo VOTE ON THURSDAY
WORK ALL DAY AT THE POLLS

A FLArrER1NG VorE.-From the pro-
ceedipgs of the late Conservative Congress
sional Convention, Of the Sixth (Falley) Vlr-
piuia District which met in HarrisOnburg on
the 18th instant, We arc pleased to see that
s. j. C. Moore, Esq, of Clarke county, re-
ceived mos: fattering vote, aud lacked but
q few votes of receiving the nomination. The
Winchester Sentinel says =
Major s J. c. Moore may we'll feel com
elmented by his vote in the Convention. lie
received the highest vote that could be polIed
for any opposition candidate. The fact was
that the Harris men had taken through
ticket, and would not have deserted him for
anv man in the district.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-25

Property Satellite house on Main
street now in the occupancy of Mr.. John Ash
baugh, was sold on Saturday last, by I. W.
Potterfeld, Special Commissioners, for 81 ,oOO'
Purchaser, Mr.. George Dooley.
WINCHESTER PREsBYTERY.-This body
met in Moorefeld, W. Va, on the 9Th instant
We regret that we have not room for the pro-
ceedings this week, but will publish them
entire in our next.
ACC1DENT.-On Saturday last, DIR. G. F.
Mason was thrown from a horse near town,
but although considerably hurt at the time,
we are glad to know that he is not seriously
injured.
NEW GooDs.-Mr. Joseph H. yesterday
has just received new supply of goods. Ad,
vertisement next week.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-25
LET NO CONSERVATIVE VOTE BE
LOST!

SUDDEN DEATn.-We regret to learn that
on Friday last Mr.. Charles Reed, son OF Mr..
J. Furlong Reed, of Martinsburg, came to
very sudden death. 1t appears that Mr.
Reed had been subject to occasional convul~
sions. and that on the day of his death, about
noon, his manner attracted attention on the
street. He went home, however, and later In
the afternoon, being missed by his friends, a
search was made for him, when he was found
in an clubhouse cold in death. tits supposed
his death was occasioned by a fall
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-25
LET NOTHING KEEP YOU AT HOME
ELECTION DAY.

THE BEASTS AND BIRDS IN CoNGnEss.-
The captain may be fairly applied to O'Brien's
Grand Caravan and Marvellous N1enagerle,
which is announced to EXHIBIT here, on" Tues
day November LIST, and whose progress
through the country, in this direction, has
been continually heralded by the congrega-
ting of vast crowds and the publication OF
hearty compliments. From its mammoth pro-
portions those OF any travelling
menagcrie, in either hemisphere the
number and variety of the beasts and birds
its monster six centre pole tent conceals until
the admission fee has been produced, the
turorc it has created seems fully justified and
will find repetition here. Three elephants
head the long procession, and these are fol-
lowed by their implacable enemy, the uncon-
auerable and imperious RhinOceroS-a fine
living specimen Of which strange denizen of
the upper Nile has recently been added to the
Menagcrie, at a seemingly ruinous expense.
Then comes the feetest and rarest of animals,
the beautiful ringfooted Eland of whose sol
itarv race but this one has ever left their ma
tive Ethiopian plains. He, in turn, is sue
ceeded by the wonderful Gnu, or horned horse,
and after him troops in almost endless lines,
savage tigers, sinuous leopards, sturdy bears,
sneaking wolves, ghoul-lke hyennas, and al
most every variety of animated nature over
which dominion has been given to mau. The
attractive advertisement will complete the
cursory sketch here given and convey tas-
cinating idea of an entertainment, unmarried
by single Objectionable feature, and should
as may be pleasantly, proftably and safely
visited by all. The grand street parade IN
the morning constitutes dazzling attraction
that should not be missed
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-25

COsT OF ADYERTISING.-In this, as IN
everything else, the best papers will command
the best prices 1t is cheaper to pay 5s for
inserting your advertisements in journal hav-
ing circulation of 5000, than to. pay IS for
one that has only a circulation o. 1000. Or
this, you may be sure, that any journal that
inserts advertisements cheap is, in fact, a
worthless medium. If it were really good
one it would have no need to lower its prices !;
for its sheet would be filled without sacrifice.
You may lay it down as rule that every
journal knows its own value, and that II 1t
adopts low prices it is because it is conscious
that it has a low circulation in number or re-
probability Wilson's Handbook.
THE PEOPLES LITERARY COMPANION, for
November. comes to us as bright and as fresh
looking as the green fields are after gentle
rain. 1t is published by E. G. Allen Il Co.,
Augusta, Maine. Terms, IS cents per year.
A fine Steel Engraving, entitled "From Shore
to Shore" is presented to every new subscrl-
Der. It is really one of the most pleasing
enpravincs ever before the public. The
COMPANION is printed on fine, heavy paper !;
its columns are filled to the brim with good
things by talented authors, and withal 1t IS
one of the largest and finest illustrated family
papers published.
CROWDED OUT.-Owing to the crowded
state of our columns, the proceedings OF the
Shepherdstown Memorial Association are I'M
avoidably crowded out, but will appear in our
next.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-25
Dr.. MAoKENz1E's LIFE OF OHARIEi

Dr.. MAoKENz1E's LIFE OF CHARLES
DICKENS is having an immense sale. 1t has
been published but two months, and the Pub
fishers announce the tenth edition. 1t is only
sold by Subscription, and Cauvasser is want,
ed in every Township, and we would advise all
in search of work and money to send for
Canvasser's Outfit, Costing 81 and com
mence at once canvassing their vicinity tho
roughly for Subscribers for Mackenzie's Life
of Charles Dickens, price only 50 copy, it
being the cheapest and best selling subscr rip.
en- to all who win apply. Large commissions
are paid, and steady and profitable work can
be secured in any locality, With this P9pu,
lar Work, territory may be canyassed third
OF fourth time with as good success as at t1rst,
it being racy. chatty, yet reliable, written by
his life long friend, who is universally acknoWi-
edged to be peculiarly qualified for the task,
he having been engaged for several years past
in collecting material for this interesting work
Address T. B. Peterson & Brothers, Phila.
delphia, Pa, who will send Photograph OF
Charles Dickens to every Canvasser.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-25

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIzEN.-One by one,
the links connecting US with the past are being
eavared Our old citizens are fast passing
away. On Sabbath last, Mr.. Isaac Ciymer,
residing near Unionvile, in this county,
breathed his last, aged about ninety years
Mr.. Clymer was faithful and efficient soldier
in the war of 1912-14, had been for many
years consistent member of the Presbyterian
Church, and up to within few days OF his
death was as active aud energetic as when IN
the meridian of life.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-25

PAINFUL AccIDENT.-Fromt the Culpeper
Advance, we clip the following account OF an
accident to former townsman =
Mr.. Robert Keerl had painful accident to
occur to him last week. He took from his
showcase new Smith and Nelson's pistol to
exhibit to a customer, and whilst manipulating
the hammer and trigger with the muzzle
against the first joint of his left hand, it fired
decorating his hand. The pistol never having
been used, the wonder is how it haprened to
be loaded We suppose Mr.. Keerl thinks
shot in the bush is worth two in the hand. -
We are glad to add that he will not lose his
finger.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-25

SUPERVISORS CoURT.-At meeting oi
the Board of Supervisors, held on the 18th
instant, the following among other business
was transacted:-
Ordered. That an order for $4,000 be
oiven John Burns, Surveyor of District No.
1. Grant township.
Ordered, That an order for $4,000 be Civ
an r.. nj. Kanode Road Surveyor of District
No. 2, Grant township.
Ordered, That Supervisors Rideuour, no.
derrick and Turner be appointed committee
to take into consideration the proprlety OF
bnildino bridge over the Shenandoah River
at Harper's Ferry. -,
The Supervisors of JeHerson-Agreeable
to your order at your last meeting, L went
over the turnpike (with Mr.. Brown) now
being made, and have to report, that the
Road is being properly constructed. 1t IS
now under the the supervision of >. ID;
Brown. and / am satisfied if he is continued
in its management, it will be properly con-
structed.
Now as to the Roads entrance into the
town. This is statement of the facts, SUBJ
stantially :,
Difference in distance in the two routes; ,,eo m
sa,,,st s.ssassed T ock for damapes $4,000
H;t;ss - Lscr;1t;on $50. 90
Twenty shares OF stock subscribed 10 lhe
capital stock of said Road, with the I'M
derstanding that heroad should enter the
town by the short route, which II not mn m
done they will not pay, lV'o'Oo
sl,66o 90
Loss to the County if the location of the 80. m
Road enters the town by the long route, Sl'io'.Vo
The Turnpike Company made some ar
rangement with Mr.. Lock, yesterday under.
stand, SO as to go through his lot In that
case, the County will suffer loss as you Will
see of some 100000.
l feel it my duty to lay this statement be-
fore you, for your consideration, and am
satisfied that it substantially embraces the
facts. Respectfully,
SAMUEL RIDENoUR.
Ordered, That the President OF the Board
of Supery isors of this County notify the Dr.
rectors of the KabIetown & Bloomery Turn
pike Company, that they will be restrained
from making the turnpike enter the town at
the corner of the old Jail 1t being manifest
from the evidence before US, that the entrance
at that point will be greatly to the detriment
and loss of the County. And also to take
any other steps legally if necessary to carry
out the views of the Board of Supervisors In
this matter
On motion the Board adjourned to meet on
the 3rd of OCTOBER to count the votes OF the
election.
The above we copy from the Register, and
as the date to which the Board is reported to
have adjourned is nearly year hence we
presume the adjournment must have been un-
I'll the Bird Of November.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-25
CoEARLY To THE POLLS.

NOBODY ACCOMMODATES bridge
over North river, on the Manassas Railroad
has been completed, and at South river pas
sengers and freight are transferred in fatboats
and scows. A change has been made in the
running of the trains from Harrisonburg, by
which it is arranged for passengers to miss
the morning train on the w. & S. r. R. from
Strasburg, and returning just in time for pas
sengers on the W. & S. road to miss the con-
nection South. Mr.. Vandergrift should try
his hand again. Winchester Times.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-25

IMpRovEMENT-Wea are glad to see that
the Charlestown Academy building is receive
ing a new coat of paint, and being otherwise
improved. With a neat and substantial en-
CLOSURE the Academy and grounds would
present quite on attractive appearance.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-25
DIE D..

On the 4th inst, at her residence in PRINCE ton n
j. in the SSth year of her age, Mrs. ELIZABETH
STOCKTON. widow of the late DR.. E. Stockton.
who was a Surgeon of the Continental Army in the
Revolution. She also the mother ln-Iaw OF
Hon. A. r. Boteler, of Shepherdstown.
On the 3Oth of September, near Kearneysvile,
MAGGIE, infant daughter OF P. P. and lsa Mar
shall.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-25

To SuBsoR1BERs.-For the convenience of
our subscribers in different sections of the
county, we have left a number of accounts
with the following gentlemen, who are duly
authorized to collect and receipt for the same :
GEO. ID. iSheoAerdstoacn.
JOHN p. KEARFoTT- dfartins6Wg.
RoBr. Ron LUoAs-Harper's Ferry.
JOEL ". RoBERTs-NiddleUdy
JACOB S. MELvIN-Du6felds Depot.
FRANK SIMPSON Unton0itte.
HENRY S. DEMONSTRATING
DALGARN & HA1NEs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-25
CARPET WEAVING AND DYING.

TINE undersigned is now weaving and will keep
1 on hand LIST AND RAG CARPETING, of gu
perior quality, which he will sell at red uced prices
Tor Cash. part trade, and will work carpet toT
nriccs Chain ordered for customers at the lowest
rates. by the money being advanced to Pay for the
same Wooden Clothing of all kinds DYED at rea-
sonabIe rates. Listing, TaiIor's Rags, Old Cloth.
ing, SC, suitable for Carpet Rags, purchased at all
times ). w hAlNE>7'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-25

Rev. II. A. CLEVELAND, Pastor of Christ
NJ. E. Church, Philadelphia, says of "Our
Fathers House :" 81 take great pleasure in
commencing this instructive and fascinating
book to my friends, and, as far as may, to
the general public" See advertisement IN
another column.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-10-25
TO the Farmers
OF JEFFERSON AND CLARKE.

WE want Wheat, Corn. Rye and Oats delirered
w now at the Old Furnace We will furnish
Salt for Produce; also celebrated brand of We:
verton Family Flour and Weverton Extra, both of
which we will warrant. We will buy New Corn,
in the Ear, at the Old Furnace, Dufield's, Shop
herdstown, or Weverton Mills:
Oct lS. 1S7O-4t. Free Press.