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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-16

The Republican journal of this city de-
e,sres that "there is no hope for virginia
"except from new class Of rulers and n
"new cast of ideas" That is, we must
have Radical rulers of the PORTER, MAD
pox, BAYNE, HODGES, LEAHY, LINDSEY
stamp; and the cast Of ideas must be black.
It does further vouchsafe to inform us that
"the class and order of men who now seek
"to retain power are the same in type with
"those who have dominated In the State
"since the formation Of the Federal
"Union." Then, they are God.forsaken
wretches to dare to attempt to "retain i"
power (they have hardly had time to cleanse
the apartments after the carpet-bageers,
etc. in face of the superiority of Cox, and
TUCKER, and MORSE, and the host of other
great statesmen who have flourished since
g le war.
The Journal does not understand what
it is talking about. 1t is very natural that
people should elect their own native citi-
zeus to administer their public affairs, and
the Virginians that were elected last year
are true men. But then they are new
pattern of men compared with the rulers
of the country at the beginning of the CEN
fury. We trust much of the virtue OF
those early days is still preserved amongst
our public men; but, as for manners,
stateliness, and decorum, we are in the
midst of quite different kind of man.
Cur public men now are practical to q
degree. They have passed through trials
that have made them so, and the vicissi-
tudes of modern days have greatly modi-
fed the usages and customs of private life,
and made men more suited to the revolu-
tionized condition of the country, socially
and politically. Above all are our present
rulers infinitely superior to the men that
would be given us by the negro party, with
its little knot of white leaders.
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mr. THOSE PURE LINEN TABLE
CLOTHS, two yards long, at 81, worth $l.Sc' are
cheap. Everybody says 80.
A large-sized HONEY-CoMB OR BRIDAL
QUILT, large enough for the largest bed at$l.5o,
worth g.. so, must be cheap, rs no one ever dis
puted it. or,p,
Full-wIdth BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED
suEETING at 35c. per yard.
IIN1rN SHEETINCi, full two and half yards
wide, at 90c.
pILLOW-CAsE LINEN, forty inches WIDE ~
Soc worth 75c., ut LEVY bhoIhEho.
A full supply of COATS'S SPOOL COTTON.
The trade supplied at New York prices. au 80
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.s,4s, JAMES r. NETHERLASD,
sec sr - Genera, Ticket gent.


~ AS&1MS&SD dVSDs DIAIS 4SI>AAs
La ROAD.-PAS9EFGER 6CHEDUEE:
GOING SOUTH: -LynchberE emo Daa1lte pss;
seugers leave Richmond dahy except sundays)
st s:ls 4. 81; leave Burkcvflle daily Iexcpt Sum
days. at ! P. NJ; arrive at Dany1ife daily ffL-
cept Sundsyst aI S:s5 p. ID. THRCUGsI B1 L
AND EXPRESS leaves Richmond daily 1875
P. NJ; leaves Danyile daily at % A. n: aiEtYes
Ut Greensboro daily ut l;o6A "a.
GOING NoRTH.--Lynchpurg and Dan7tlle pa
Eepgers leave Danville daily Except Ssndays) at
7:4oA "a !; leave Burkevilie daily except SUM-
daya) at 2. NJ. arrive at Richmond daily
except Sundays) st 1913 2. II. THRCCGH MAIL
AN, EXP kESS lea res Greensboro caily 81 1:15
A, NJ. leaves Canvfile daily At 3 90 A. ~ sr.
rives at Richmond DALI SO 11f6 A. NJ
The Lyncbbnrg and Da1 vile Passenger Train
connecJs at Burkeyille with the trains on tha
southsde, road %. Petersburg. aor,olk, Lynch
burg, and all ststions on the Scuthstde and VIZ.
gtnia ana Tennessee railroads, Bristol, Enax.
Vile, Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, TemphtA
and all important points South ano Sonthw west
The Through Hall and Express connects
al Greensboro with the trains On the North faro
lima road for Charlotte, ColuIn bta Augusta, "a
vsnn&h, Macon, Mobile, montgomery, &c, 4c.i
and at Richmond With The Richmond, Fredertcss.,
burg and Potomac, chesapeake ana oa1o' ano
Richmond and York River ratirosds.
SLEEPING CA4& and CHlLESs PA11an
RECLINING CHAks on the through cypress
train. - THOMAS L0DAHr'hD,.
ga / T'.sI.r- SutSe. tnseDdent.
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aAF1.a1ADs4
"a 81 81 O.

CHANCE OF SCHEDULEs~Chhc lea.
" PEAKE AND OHIO Hs ILROAl.--cn and
after EUHDAY, Sepecnber dth- lsTe, the 80
|: MALI TBAth VIII run da1fy between nisnMqno
and White snlphur sprfngs except suass7 se:
tween GordonEuIie md White Sulphur. Leay5
Richmond a. o Il. M: STRIVE asWhfte SlIpbur
ut 10 p. M. Leave Wbtts Sulphur at szs 4. M and
arrive Mt Richmond at $50 p, NJ. msking close
connections at GordopsviHe end Charlottes Vile
with TRANCE, Alexandra and Manassas railroad
trains for alsxandrfa, Washington. Baltimore,
Philate!pbfa, New York Boston, 4s.s also for
IIyncbourg. InSxsfIIe, CbatteI0 og2. Memphis,
New :rieans, MONTGOMERY, MOBILE, &s.1E *
E Going West passengers dine ~ Gordonsyfue
and SUP at Coyington. GOins East, breakfast NJ
Goshci, and Aine at bonneville. r.
This train councils with stages as foDows
At Staunton with Stages for Angnsta flste Str1b.
ling'sj Springs, 10 miles and Weyer's Cave, II
II Goshen With stages for Cold Sulphur Springs,
antilles Kockbrtdse Alum Springs, smiles Rock
bridge Baths, 10 n1fies, Lexington 70 mules ana
At atIIboro' With etasss for Bath Alum Springs,
10 miles Warm Springs, Is miles. 10. Springs, 70
miles and Healing Springs, "a miles. So 80
At Goyington with stages 70 Healing Springs
16 miles |; and HORT Springs, Is miles. -
AT Allegheny With ages TO Bed Street Springs,
smfles and Old Sweet Epsfngs, 10 miles.
! At White sulphur springs with stages for SAT-
Sulphur Springs NmEes Blue Sulphur Springs.
20 miles; Red sulphur springs, 81 miles; Lewis.
burg, miles and Charleston 100 miles,
Though tickets issued 10 all points North, West.
and Southwest. s.s@z
..,4s,. JAMES r. NETBERLASD,
a T;6trpf
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DREss-MAKING.-M1ss AGNES Will.

RESS-MAKING.-MIss AGNES WILL
TYSON, Fourth stree, between Grace and Frapk-
LIN, respectfully informs her friends and patrons
that she ia ow prapnu ed tn execute all orders In
the latest and most fashionable style for the FALL
AND WINTrR TRADE.
FOR SALE. Sc ID eod3t*
rTvO THE MERCHANTS AND OTHER
4 BU>In ESS MEN OF RICHMOND Tine edi-
tor and proprietor OF the MEGKLEGBUsGt
aERALD bEydson bee W'IyEia
ieckIenburg, begs leave to preeent The claims OF
his paper as an advertising medium to the nu$,,
has circulation In the County or Mecklenburg
that no other periodical ever ento, ed.
II youwsnt the trade of Mecklenburg advertise
In the Herald. We have made specially Of our
county circulation. Besides this circulation we
Imagine we make as many weekly visits In other
psrss Of Virginia and Eorth Carolina AZ any other
MIR. w. l.. WHITE, ut p. Weisiger & Co, IS, ia
our agent In Richmond. s-..a L. r.. FINCH, 49,
au25-eOdim Editor and Reoprfetor.5
i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-16
DUCKWALL & ROUSS,
No, 1918 MAIN STREET.

NEW GOODS! FEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
Striped Alpaca Lustres ut zoe. worth 25c;; Mo,
hair Poalins only Csc. worth 373c.: Back and
W bite and Plaid Mobairs 1T Csc. worth 4ec Black
Creme Cloth at 75c. worth Sl.25; Black and Co
lorr Irish Poplins very cheap: Black and English
chep at 81 rs; full line of Black Aip1cas az 40,
d. 50. 75c. and 81 Turkish M"hairs and Turkish
rsrillIa,it!ne5 Beaver Mohatrs these Roods
are new aud very beautiful as we'll as cheapI
Striped and Plaid Grenadines ut 10 123, and lo5c
White Grenadines, two Yards vide, % only siIo
So So pn-Wool White Flannels at CSC. very
Cheap; handsome sotttnshsm Lac, "a, Curtains inns :
a FUN line of Cloths and Cassimeres;~ Cor
sets, 75c. Cambria Edge at &C.. i Insert,
~ To- IL 20 and CSC; pins, 4c.: Needles &c.; ii tir-
nets a.; fun line OF pomestics; Prints. Sc ;
yard-wide Bleached aud Brown Cotton at 1oc.:
Soap, Perfumery, jet Jewelry, Note and Cap Pa
per Envelopes ladies' snd geDt's Kid Gloves at
40c. best l,dles' and IL isses British hosiery I;
Srjres s-.-..,-. se5
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me- BLACK ALPACAS, BLACK AL
PACAS, BLACK ALPACAS.-We have now In
store full assortment of BLACK ALPACAS
frcm CSC. to $3.50 per yard.
Also, BDMBAZINES, DEL INES, GRENA-
DIMES, TAMuSE, TAMARTINE, BAREGEs,
and other goods suitable for dresses.
CREPE COLLARS,
CREPE SETS OF COLLARS and CUFFS,
LOVE and CREPE Wills, .E#
MOURNING HANDK HRCH1EFS ..
BLACK KID, SILK, and THREAD GLOVES,
If LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and l2l5 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
COTTON YARNS. all Nos. from to II, at $l.T5
a bale Of five pounds. THREE AND FOUR
THREAD KNITTING COTTON, coo. per pound.
au 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-16

RICHMOND AND DsTEReBURa n X. Co.,
RICHMOND. April "a 1875
TFHE TRAINS OVER THIS ROAD
l. run as follows:
Leave Richmond At 3:t5 a. IL. and $50 7. NJ
Leave Petersburg 81 10 4. II. and 1905 L. M
Freight and Accommodation train, with p1ssen-
ger car attached. will leave Richmond DAILY a. .
4. NJ, and Petersburg daily st $40 a. NJ tSuh-
days excepted).
The 3:45 A. ii. train win not leave Rtchmos on
SUNDAYS, and the TICS Z. 81. train wiz not leave
Petersburg ON SUNDAYS. :,
train, running through daily. Baggage checked
through. "
will run on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and
FRIDAYS.
Leave clover Hill ut 4. NJ, connecting ~
Chester with the accommodation train. Pas5en.
rars returning will take the $50 g. 81 train coz
meeting at Chester with the coal train.
THOMAS Il WYNNE,
spas superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-16

MT WE HAVE MANY DESIRABLE
STYLES of SUMMER DRESS GOODS suited to
the present season, upon which great reductions
have been made.
Also, a large assortment of DRESS GOODS for
fall V,aar. at LEVY BROTHERS,
lel3 and lal5 Main street.
COTTON YARNS, all Nos. from to u, at 81, IS
per bale or bundle Of five pounds. auso
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THE BROAD-STREET DRY GOODS
EMPORIUM.
This well-known and old-established house
continues to sell
GREAT BARGAINS


continues to sell
GREAT BARGAINS
in all kinds of
DRY GOODS,
making rule 10 furnish the largest quantity OF
goods for the amount of money expended with
them. We are now preparing for the coming fal
season, and are closing out everything adapted to
the present time 1T such unusually low prices as
to induce purchases. We offer some
Beautiful CHECKED. STRIPED, and FIGURED
JAPA~ESE SILKS:
SOLID and EMBROIDERED GRENADINES;
PLAIN and FIG URED ORGANIZES;
BAREGES, LENos, CHALLIEs, P9PLINs,
PIQUES, and all LIGHT DRESS GOODS at aHd
below cost;
WHITE CAMBRICS, NAINSOOKS,
CHECKED and STRIPED MUSLINS
BaILLIANTS PRINTED LlNEaS,
DIMIrInS. THREAD CAMBRrCS, and all
classes Of WHITE GOOO9, extraordinarily
cheap;
LINEN DAMASK, NAPKINS, TOWELS,
QUILTS, LINEN and COTTON SHEET1NG,
PILLOW-CAsE LINEN and COTTON,
HUCKABACK and CRASH TOWELLING,
BLEACHEu and BROWN COTTONs, &C., at
greatly reduced prices;
Bargains III w Hill Es COLonCDs oAia DS<hSAh
ALPACAS;
ALL-wOoL DELAINEs GINGHAMs,
PRINTS, CASsIMERES,
AtL-WCOL and CANTON FLANNELs,
GENTS SHIRTS and sHIRT-B OsOMS,
UsDER-sHIRTS, BALM ,RALS, sHAWLs,
HOOP.sEIETS, CORSETS GLOVES
HOSIERY, RIBBONS, and lots OF other de-
sirable articles.
A call IS solicited.
mi z n
corner Sixth and Broad streets,
se e-eod Broad Street Dry Goods Emporium.
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LOST AND FOUND.

ZANE TO MY STABLE, Septem- TESS
~ Der 13tb, one BUFFALO CALF; white .t3.
stripe down his back, which the owner can get Uy
proving property and paying charges. Marshall
street between Filth and sixth.
&c l6--lt* WILLIAM w. ELLEI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-16
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
STEvENsvILLE, King AND QUEENl
COUNTY, VA,
Cn,>f ha,, IN 1OTn

COUNTY, VA,
September 10, 1870.
Alta meeting of the citizens of King and
Queen county for Reorganization OF the Con-
sentative party, held at the courthouse
september 9Th, Joseph Ryland, Esq, was
elected chairman, and James Pollard secre-
tary.
On motion, Major John r. Bagby was re-
elected county superintendent, and DIR.
Thomas Bates and Watson Walker, Esq,
were elected superintendent Of the New
town township, Drs. Thomas Latane and
William Haskins OF the Steyensville, and
DR.. William +. Bland and Robert Roy,
Esq, of the Buena Vista township, with in
structions to call primary meetings in their
various townships to appoint delegates two
for every one hundred voters, and one for
each fractional part over fifty of the voters
of their respective townships), to meet at
the courthouse at October court for more
thorough organization; and B. +. Dew,
Judge j. II. G. Jones, John A. Fleet, DR..
b. FL. Walker, William ID. Gresham, A. C.
Walker, Colonel E. b. Montague, Major
Rod. Bland, and DIR. William F. Bland,
were then appointed delegates to meet simi-
lar delegations from the various counties OF
the first congressional district at Matthews
Courthouse on the 9Th of October next 10
nominate candidate for Congress.
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M WuIrE GOODS. WHITE GOODS.

me- WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOODS.
Excellent CAMBRIA MUSLIN at CSC. per yard
worth 35c.;
HAIR-CORD NAINSOGK MUSLIN at asc. per
yard-would be cheap at 5oc.
HARTFORD CAMBRIC MUSLIN at 4Oc. worth
75c. per yard;
CHECKED and STIPED NAINsOOKS at very
great bargains;
TUCKED SKIRTING at SOC. per yard worth &c.;
TUCKED MUSLIN for waists ut Soc per yart'
worth 81;
sHIRRGD or PUFFED MUSLIN for waists at
eoc. worth SLIPS per yard:
SWISS MUSLINS at Is. 90. 25. 80, IS, 10, ana sue.
per yard-also great bargains:
GARMENT DIMITY, INDIA TWILLED LONG
I CLOTH, VICTORIA and BISHOP LAWN.
F NAINsOUK and ORGAEDY MUSLINs, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
CoATs's SPOOL COTTON, every No. from
to $50 at soc. per dozen BALE COTTON at Sl.76c.
per bale Or bundle Of five pounds. au 80
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DRUGS, ssEEsa.INEs, so.

UARNETTS COMPOUND
Ne VEGETABLE BITTFRS.
Tire chez pest on the market. Only 75c. per bottle.
just the thing for weak delicate persons ~iShont
appetite feeble digestion. C. No mere bar-roow
bitteis, but highly medicinal, and yet plea AT
beverage. Children fond CT II. Although In
the market only u few week., the most fsiLtrlhg
repo Is have been received Ind many certificates
volunteered. To be found al The drug store OF pr.
- 80, -. " aaaraux 49,, rD''s se5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-16

SALES OF LAND By DAVID ID. M. DlaGEs,
LAND AGENT AT GoRDoNsyILLE, NA.-l61
acres near Gordonsyille belonging 70 Dr. =.
nj sl5 per acre. also, so acres In Madison
county. belonging TO Jesse r. Pennington,
Is John q. Aplsman, late Of Pennsylvania,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-16

CORN CROP IN DAN RIVER VALLEY.-The
Danyille Register says:
Inc corn crop is made. The season I'm.
questlonably has been most propitious
hereabouts, and in southside Virginia the
yield Of this grain is larger than it has been
for six or eight years yet we do not think
the crop is so heavy as it is commonly sup.
posed to be.
Nevertheless, the.corn crop IN Southside
Virginia and in adjacent North Carolina i,
q good one. and the people have reason tx
be grateful for this blessing. In other sec
lions of the State the drought has parche(
and blasted the corn fields, so that tn,
people will not make enough bread TO
home consumption"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-16

IRON, STEEL, TIN-PLATR, BLOCK
IL TIN, and ZINC, for sale by go. 3. u
GORDON q CRINGANs-
sea Pearl Block
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~NEW CALICOES, NEW DE
LANES, NEW DRESS GOODS, NEW PANTA-
LOON STUFFS;
large stock Of FLANNELS;
sLEACHED and UNBLEACHED COTTON
FLANNEL;
TABLE-CLOrHs, NAPKINS, DOYL1ES,
and TOWELS;
Don't fail to look at the FURE LINEN HUCkA-
BACK for towels at l65c. per yard worth 25c.
Great bargains in everything in the DRY GOODS
line at LEVY BROTHERS,,
1918 and 1915 Main street, Richmond, Va.
COTTON YARN, every No. from to Il az
81. rs per bundle or bale Of five pounds; KNIT
TING COTTON, coo, per pound. au 80
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r OST, on Wednesday evening, between
- the corner Of Main and Twelfth streets and
Broad and Ninth, 4 FIFTY -DOLLAk MOTIF.
The finder will be literally rewarded by leaving 1t
at this ONCE. sc 16-It
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1870. 1870.

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS OVER THE
SHORT LINZ.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN, about
- The 9Th september, from Pampatfke, E1%
King William county, Va, small
BLACK HORSE MULE; old; 10 me- ...z''as'
dunn condition. and quick. Ten dollars reward.
Sc Is sWst&d2tH THOMAS II. CAETER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-02
A Market Colloquy.

Among the people who came to the Phila-
delphia market the other afternoon, was a
citizen of West Jersey. He brought a stock
of eggs and butter. In big coop in the
rearmost part of his wagon he had splendid
peacock whose tail spread out beautiful even
TO gorgeousness, like the trail of lady's dress.
An Irishman passing, heobserved the splendid
plumage of the bird, and asked its price.
"Thee can have it for fifteen dollars" was
the reply of the owner, whose garb indicated
him as a member of the Society of Friends.
"That's good price, was the interrogative
remark of the Cclt, as he smoothed the ample
tail of the fcathered biped.
''Therc are plenty of people who will give
that for him." was the placid and very true
rejoiner.
The Celt surveyed the bird, admired his
proportions, but still endeavored to cheaper
him
"Mister," said he, at last, to the grave gen.
tleman who held the bird for sale, "Mister.
people say that these birds have very bad
voice."
Il have nothing to say about their voices"
was the quiet reply. eff thee wants the fowl
thee can take it; if thee dosen't, the voice
dosent make any matter to thee"
"But," says the Celt, don't them birds
holler like the devil p
"Friend," was the placid reply, "thee prob
ably, in that respect has an advantage over
me. Thee evidently has acquaintances that
I have not. If thee thinks that the scream
of this bird is like that of thy friend, I in my
ignorance, will not presume to contradict
thee"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-02
MIs0ELLANEO US.
Truthful and Obedient.

"Charlesl Charles ~ Clear and sweet as
q note struck from silver bell, the voice rip
pied over the common.
"Phat's mother cried one of the boys,
and he instantly threw down his bat and
picked up his jacket and cap.
"Don't go yeti" "Have it out" "Fin-
ish this game " CRY it again !" cried the
players in noisy chorus.
II must go-right off-this minute. 1
told her that I'd come whenever she called
me-"
"Make believe you don't. hear |" they all
exclaimed.
''But did hear"
"She won't know you did"
''But know it, and"
''Let him co." said bystander. "You
can't do anything with him. He's tied to
his mothers apron, strings"
"That's So" said Charlie, ''and it's what
every boy ought to be tied to; aud in hard
knot, too"
ssBut wouldn't be such baby as to run
the minute she called" said one.
81 don't call it babyish to keep ones word
to his mother" answered the obedient boy, a
beautiful light glowing in his blue eyes. 81
call that manly; and the boy that don't keep
his word to her will never keep it to any one
else-you see if he does I" and he hurried
away to his cottage home.
Thirty years have passed since those boys
played on the common. Charles Gray is now
a prosperous business man in great city, and
his mercantile friends say of him, that 'his
word is as good as his bond" We asked him
once how he had acquired such reputation,
II never broke my word when boy, no
matter how great the temptation, and the
habit formed then has chung to me through
life
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-02
PORTIOGL.
THE PICNIC.


IT to boil to bake and to butter-
To bottle, to slice, and to pack,
To get off before you are ready,
And before you arc ready come back;'-
II taking a seat at a pie.dish,
Aud losing your meatin- the grass,
And having bugs drop in your pudding,
And snails take al bath in your giassj
II toads holding hop on your sandwich,
And beetles inspecting your bread,
When brambIes and thorns catch your teet''
And worms peIt down on your headj
IT scattering in every direction
To seek for foliage and cover,
And find you have just been outstriPPed
BY some Sarah Jane and her lover,
II in gathering up all the fragments
OF such an hrcadian feast,
You can't tell whether twas mostlike
Entertainment for man or beastj
II that kind OF thing is enjoyment,
In longer or shorter measure.
And you're simple enough to believe so,
why, then, help yourself to the pleasure.
But for mo. q speak from experience,
The subject I've closely Pursued,)
The reply will be found in scripture,
81 pray thee have me excused"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-02
CLABAUGH WASHER SUCCESSFUL!

TwOULD respectfully inform the citizens of JEFF
ferson and Clarke counties that am still manu-
featuring this excellent Washing Machine, and
from the general satisfaction it has given the many
families that used it during the five years IL
has been introduced, i have no hesitation in war.
rantpg it wash clothes in less time, with Tess Ia
Dor, less soap. and with less to the clothes than
any other method known.
have reduced the price OF the Machine with
Wringer attached, to $50. Each separate, Sl0.-
Shop price for both. Is. Warranted for Sne year.
will deliver them trial for one month, and il
they fail to give satisfaction will remove them If no
tilted at the expiration of that time: Orders sOlic
ted. Terms accommodating Address
JAMES f. MA DDOX,
Shepherdstown w. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-02
TO TRAVELLERS.
WINCHEsTER AND PoTeMAC R. R.
TIM e T Alb LIE.

TRAINS GoIsG SOUTH.
Leave Harper's Ferry All 90, A NJ, ard l a5 p ~
Leave Shenandoah at Z o. A NJ and 1 aS p ~
Leave Keyes' Switch att %, NJ and IS PM
Leave HalltoNn at : 81, A NJ and1 40 p NJ.
Leave Charlestown att 81. A NJ and i 5OP NJ.
Leave CsmeroF's at 20, a 81 and ? OF NJ.
leave Summit Point ut S -, A NJ and . u r NJ.
Leave Vaudeville at 10, A NJ and ESP NJ.
Leave OpeqOon Bridge atS 10, A NJ, : Is p NJ
Leave StePhenson's al IS, NJ and IS p NJ,
Arrive at Winchester at 10 90, A n, - p ~.
leave Winchester at 90. 10 ~ A NJ and 50 p NJ
Arrive Strasburg at O5 A ~ and 10 -, S55 NJ
TEAMS GoIse NoRTH.
Leave Strasburg at 10 A NJ and Is e5. 4c5PM.
Arrive at Winchester at 10 is NJ and 81 rs N
Leave Winchester at 10 81 A NJ aud 50 NJ
Leave Stephenson's at 10 81 A NJ and Sl4PM
Leave opeqnon Bridge at 10 - A NJ and So NJ
Leave Vaudeville at 10 as A NJ and , - NJ
Leave Summit Point IN IS A NJ and 4 90 p NJ -
Leave Cameron at IL % NJ aud 81 p NJ
Leave Charlestown at IL 10 A NJ aud So p. 81.
Leave Halltown at II 30 NJ and Is NJ.
Leave Keyes' Switch at ii IS p NJ aud 90 p NJ
Leave Shenandoah at II - p NJ and S "a p M
Arrive at Harper's Ferry II As NJ and so p M
A. b. WOOD. Agent, Harperss Ferry.
JOHN L. WILSON,
June IL. 1870 Master Of TrAnsportation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-02

A negro woman in Sardis, Miss, who
last week got up out of sick bed and would
go ''to the show" despite every effort made to
prevent her doing so, became SO much alarmed
at the elephant that she tainted away, and ac-
tuaIIy died from the effects Of fright before
she could be removed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-08-02

To Color Blackstone ounce extract of
logwood, one ounce copPeras, one>half ounce
verdigris; tie the verdigris in cloth and
boil. Dissolve the coppera5 in an iron kettle,
and soak the goods at a scaldinS heat three
quarters of an hour, stirring occasionally
This makes a beautiful black. Always use
water sufficient to cover the goods, and stir
easily. Rinse thoroughly.-lUrs. l.. s.