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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Shaking and Burning.

1t is not necessary journey from the tropics to
Alaska in order to experience the extremes Of heat
and cold. Thousands undergo all the inccnve-
niences of this thermometrical change every day,
every other day, the case may be, without the
trouble of moving over the threshold. A word with
these involuntary shakers. What they doin 2
to expedite their return to a medium temperatureS
to break the chills and banish The fever? Are
they dosing themselves with quiuine, thereby i'm
pering the soundness of their bones nd i'm irin
the vigOr OF their brains and nervous systens Some
of them are, doubt but not the majority of them
il is believed. The value of Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters harmless aud certain specific for fever
and ague is understood and appreciated in all parts
of the country where intermittents prevail, The
residents of such localities begin to take it early in
the spring protection against the miasma by
which they surrounded all of them, per-
haps for blind adherence to is the specially
of some people, but the greater number.
If there any fixed fact in therapeutics il ia this:
that the Bitters far better safeguard against
all the varieties OF periodic maladies produced by
unwholesome e1halations thai any drug
pound in the materia medica of the profession
This assertion mace with all due respect to the
faculty but being important truth, and one that
nearly concerns the health of large settlements in
various parts the country and indeed of the public
at large, it is made fearle5sly. Founded on ample
and unlmpeachAble testimony. il dehes disp roval.
To break up chills and fevers. az well as TO pre-
venttheIn there is nothing reliable as this whole
some vegetable restorative
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AR RED.

In Martinsbur,. on the Sd inst, by Rev. s V.
Lecch, Mr.. JEROMES. TABLER. of Mineral cnun-
ty, W. Va, and Miss MARY s. SNOWDEAL, of
Berkeley county.
In Martinsburg, on the 3D. inst, bv Rev. NJ. l..
Cutler. Msz CATHARINE SCHOPPERT to Mr..
JACOB CRISER- both of Berkeley county.
On the I'd inst. the residence of the BRIDES pa
rents, by Rev. Albert Jump, Mr. CHARLES RI.
WHITING and Miss ELIZABETH W. FULK,
daughter OF George Fulk, Esq all of Berkeley
county.
In Martinsburg, on the 25th ult by Rev. Father
Kahn Mr.. EDWARD CUNNINGHAM to Miss
ANNA S. MULLIGAN, III of Berkeley county.
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ROAD SURVEYORS
N Q TIC il.

THE undersigned, Road Surveyor OF District No.
4 of Grant Township, hereby gives notice that,
according 10 the Road Law, every male citizen
(whiIe and coOred) between the ages of twenty
aud fifty years, is required to render two dave
service in labor upon public roads in lieu there
of pay Three Dollars. If the personal service Hfore
said be not rendered, a Collector will call upon
each citizen, and if the amount is then paid the
collection will be made by due process of law.
As Road Surveyor. / propose to ''xpend the
amount collected of citizens within the town of
Ch0ylssfoIrn in leveliuG, cleaning and otherwise
putting in good condition and improving the streets
of the tOIrn.
In order TO accommodate those who prefer to pay
the fine rather than render personal service ard
may not at present he prepared TO pay the whole
amOunt.I will receive one half now and defer coll
lection of the remainder until Fail. 1t desirable,
however, that as many can do so pay the full
amount at once,
JOHN BURNS.
NAV 10, lsTG-3t. Road Surveyor.
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Rs5- Col. Forney raves as follows over the
exclusion of two negroes from hotel in Bal
timore:
yesterday the Hon. f. L. Cardozo, the
Secretary of State for South Carolina, and
Hou c. l.. Ransier Chairman of the State
Central Committee of the Republican party
of that State, arrived in Baltimore to take
part in the proceedings of the National Ex-
ecutive Committee of the Union League of
America, which met there. The meeting
was appointed to be held at the Eutaw House.
The above named gentlemen arrived by the
morning train, registered themselves, and re-
tired to their room to refresh themselves
They had scarcely sat down before they were
waited upon by the proprietor of the hotel,
who informed them that they must immediate
ly depart. They demanded the reason, and
were informed that "no niggers were allowed
to put up at the house." They demonstrated,
and declined to retire unless they we're forcibly
elected. This they were then informed would
be done, and to save further trouble they de-
parted, after informing the hotel-keeper that
they should demand legal redress"
This is the way the world now moves under
Radical rule. White people in several States
must be excluded from the ballot box, but no
negroes must be excluded from hotels, or
schools, or theatres without severe penalties
of the law are enforced upon the offenders.
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EG- A number of the "Red Hot" Demo-
Gratis of the Seventh Congressional District
of New York, (now represented by Mr.. Cal
kin. waited upon Mr.. NJ. NJ Pomeroy last
Monday, and solicited him to become cap
didate for Congress. Mr.. .Pomeroy announced
his willingness to be run in opposition to Mr..
John Morrissey, who represents the Fifth
District. "Brick" would probably create
sensation on the floors of Congress; if they
admitted him.
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IIFE INSURANCE..

Regarding Life EasSrancc one of the vitality
important subjects of the present day in which eve
nv man, woman and child should be interested, we
shall take great pleasure in keeping it before the
people, as a prominent feature of the Bsltefia and
Journal, believing that We can render our fellow
men no greater service than to impress upon all,
rick and poor, the necessity OF providing for
rainy day, by availing themselves of the sheIter-
ing protection afforded by the many substantial
Life Insurance Companies of the country.
Although the Managing Editor of this paper Is
not without number of years experience as a
journalist in addition to his long familiarity with
Wall street matters, yet he docs not expect to rely
entirely ON his own pen to entertain his readers.
1t is his purpose to enlist the cooperation ofsome
of the best talent of the country as writer's for his
columns.
Subscription FtvE DoELGRs per annum. Adyer
tisements TWENTY-FIVE cents pcrlinc. Libcrnlsr-
rangements made with ANIMAL advertising patrons.
Publication day every Saturday, after f. NJ,
so as to give a review of the week in Wall street
and Real Estate markets. Address,
70. II. GALLAHER,
Nos. ) and New Street.
NEW YORK.
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.

The Shenandoah or Page Valley Railroad
AgGin.-In our last issue we referred to the
active measures aow on foot, to push forward
this important work. We stated then, that
there were ttoO corps of engineers engaged in
the survey. Since that article was written,
we have ascertained that there are three corps
actually in the field, and that the purpose of
those in charge of the work, is to have the
whole line surveyed and located by the middle
of July or sooner. One corps is surveying
the section between the Potomac and Front
Royal. The second is engaged in running
the line from Front Royal to Port Republic.
The third has commenced operations on the
Chesapeake & Ohio Road, as its initial point,
and will move up the Valley, towards Rock
bridge. The location of the two lower sections
is pretty well advanced, aud when the work
on those divisions is completed, one corps will
be transferred to the section between Port
Republic aud the Chesapeake & Ohio Road,
and the other to the Southern end of the line,
near Salem or Bonsack. In this way, it will
be quite practicable to have the whole line
ready for contract by the 1st or 18th or July.
Valley Wrgintan.
Our Railroad ProSpectS-T Three Corps of
Engineers in the FTc1d-We are much pleased
to inform our readers and the friends of the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Company every
where, that the prospects Of this great rail-
road enterprise are Frightening every day
All along the contemplated line. in the lower
and upper Valley counties in Virginia from
the Potomac to Salem, the spirit is alive and
the welcomes of the people are greeting our
three corps of engineers, as they are marching
on with their compass and chain. and
theodoIites, "o'er hill and dale" along the
meanderings of tho beautiful Shenandoah,
and along the slopes of the Blue Ridge and
Massanuttan, and through the rich, abundant
and picturesque valleys of "the Hawksbill,"
East Rockingham. Augusta, Rockbridge,
Botetourt and Roanoke to the Virginia and
Tennessee Road, mapping out the topography
of the country, and firing the data upon which
the engineer-in- chief and the officers and
directors of the Company will be enabled to
locate the route of the road.-Page Courier.
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h~ General Jordan arrived in New Yor

b0r General Jordan arrived in New York
on Friday by the steamer Moro Castle. With
General Jordan we're several other officers of
the Cuban army. The report that they bring
of the state of the Cuban cause is directly
contrary to the accounts that have been lately
received in this country. They represent it
as highly favorable, and in almost every re-
spect altogether hopeful.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-10

SKIRMIsH WITH TIE INDIANs.-.Somh
Pass, May 5.-Major Gordon, with a party of
cavalry, made another excursion to-day in
pursuit of the Indians. lie had skirmish
with them and killed six Two of Gordan's
command were killed, Lieutenant Stumback
and sergeant. The country is alive with
Indians, who are known to be Arapahoes
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-10

THINGS ARE WoRK1NG.-One of the self
proclaimed negro equalityists, who runs the
negro sheet in this place, had the temerity to
attempt to enter the residence of one of our
most respected citizens on Saturday evening
last; but was met upon the threshold and
colared by the gentleman, who wheeled him
off the portico, with the significant remark
that "no such character could enter his door"
This rebuke to the negro equalityist has re-
ceived much commentator in this community.
and ought to he followed as an example in all
such cases of effrontery.- Valley Star.
re- That irstructing story about Ku.K
depreciation in the Kanawha Valley has all
vanished in smoke, and was vanished in the
first place with falsehood. After a careful
investigation of all the facts in the case, the
Grand Jury has rendered a verdict, which we
publish in another column, to the effect that,
the whole affair was a stupendous Radical
fabrication Marshal Slack, becoming un-
necessarily frightened, called for troops, and
the jailor, being negligent if not corrupt
man, let the prisoner escape.
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NoI1oe

CHARLEsTUwS, May Z, 1870.
All proposals for the above work must be made
prior TO SATURDAY, the 2STH DAY OF MAY,
1870 which time the Board of Directors vii! meet
at Lee. Hall. Charestown and the proposals be act
ed upon finally In the meantime bids for sections
will be received, AID, if satisfactory. accented by
the Board. LOGAN OSBOURN,
May 10, 1870. President
%. Papers now publishing the above, will please
add this Noiice
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Ba% 1t has been ascertained that not less
than 80, 900 amnesty oaths we're taken under
the proclamations respectively of President
Lincoln and johnson. They are ofrecord of
the State Department.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-10

H9- The Writ County Democrat warmly
urges the claim of OKEY JOHNSTON, Esq, as
the Democratic candidate for Governor.
A good nomination.
- The Floral Decoration of the soldiers
graves will take place in New Market. Va,
on Saturday, the 18th inst. Col o 'Ferrall, is
expected to deliver an address on the occa
sion.
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NOTICE.

spectfulIy announce that. from this date. cannot
sell Shoes or Work of any sort on CREDIT-eGcept
to those of my customers who have money de-
post with me :. II. WOODY.
May 10, IS7O-u,
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1870. SPRING AND SUMNER. 1910

THE undersigned takes this method Of informing
the public that he has replcnished his stock Of
CONTEMPORARIES. &c, throughout, and has in
etore and will keep constantly on hand, general
assortment of
FOREIGN q DOMESTIC CANDIES.
ORANGES. LEMONS AND NUTS,
CANNED FRUITS OF ALL KINDS.
TOYS, CIGARS, &C, &C, sc.
His sock il complete in every.dePartment, selected
with care, and will be sold at reasonable ra,es.-
CAKES of every description, and FRESH BREAD,
constantly on hand.
ICE CREAM ICE CREAM
His we'll known Ice Cream Saloon is now open for
the season, where guests are guaranteed every
venicnce and luxury that can be found in like
tablishment- ICE CREAM sold by the pint, quart
gallon, at 90 per gallon, and Parties furnished
at reduced rates.
CO Remember the place, Blessings old stand,
Main Street. Cha riestown.
May 10. lST0-3m. GUSTAV BROWN.
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ILLUSTRATIONS

PERSONAL SKETCHES.
1t is our design to give personal sketches and
"reminiscences, occasionally accompanied BY por-
traits, OF the prominent FTHGReiGl, Real Estate.
Railroad aud Commercial men who have passed OF
the of action, well those now before the
public. And we shall also illustrasc our pages
with representations of improved RIAL ESTATE and
many other objects of interest germane to our pub
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Real Estate Journal.

UxDER the above title it is proposed to publish
Weekly paper of sixteen pages, (si1e Of Rarpsr,s
RsskSy,J to be devoted to the great interests of
FINANCE, RIAL ESTATE, ISrER xAb MraovxxESTs,
and ConHERcE.
The protector of this enterprise feels confident
that there is an opening for such publication as.
he proposes to ISSUE as it WILL in addition Civ
ing the substance well as the studosv of passing
events in WALL SrRxRr and other great FISANc1AL-
centres give an ei,oe of all that pertains to the
RIAL ESTATE InPRoyENESrs Of New York City and,
its envirOns and also keep its readers posted in
gard TO the INTERNAL INPRovK<ENrs of the coun-
try at large-not forgetting the leading features of
American Commerce.
OfcOurse it is not contemplated to enter into e
IabOrate details of everything connected with tho
leading subjects proposed to be discussed in tho
columns of our Journal nor yet do we exclude all
other topics than those enumerated above.
While we start out to make the four great In :
terests designated prominent, because We are aim
ing to attract the patronage OF class Of readers
who mast apt to discuss them, yet we shall try
to throw into columns, from time to time, suf-
Gent MISCELLANY to maze THE BuLlkrIx AxD
JOuRSAL cceptahle 10 th, V,.reral r.,s1ar
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PASTURE WANTED.

NY farmer who can furnizh Pasture for Ten or
"a Fifteen head Of Young Stock Colts. Calves a nd
Yeariings-with good substantial fenci1g and a
efficiency of water, may ind an applicant by call
ing at the SPIRIT OFFICE.
Nav 10, IsTO-3t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-05-10

TENIE' undersigned, having recently rented and
L fitted up the building adjoining his old stand,
has just returned from Baltimore with larC" and
varied stock Of everything in his line, cOns!stng in
part of
FRENCH & DOMESTIC CANDIES.
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
FRUITS, NUTS, &C.
CAKES of every kind and variety alway s hund >,
and baked order Tor Pic-Nics, Parties, &c.
Flesh Bread 0aily.
Lcs Cream
Having furnished his apacious Saloons in the ~
best style, he will from this date be prepared "
for the reception of visitors at all times. ICE 4
CREAM sold by the pint. quart gallon, and -
Wedding Parties, &c, furnished at short notice
and upon the most liberal terms.
iSz- No CREDIT.-As have to buy my goods for
business. and therefore notify all parties that
hereafter my terms shall be Cash only. Thankful
for past liberia! patronage, respectfully solicit
contiu uance IF the same.
Nav 10, lS7O-3m. HENRY DUNN.
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DARING, CORINi AND sLICING MACHINE
i Four turns apple. Sold At stores.
n n wHTTTEMORE Mfr worcesteF Mass.
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DARTIES having PALMETTO TEEEs will hear of
i SomethiR grentiy to their advantage by snClos-
ing s to II. L. WILLIAMS, Andenried, Carbon
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ADYERTIsEMENTs
MlLIINERK-

MARY E. DAVIS has Just returned from BaIti-
WI more, and mOst respectfully invites the attsn-
ton of the public to her stock of SPRING AND
SUMNER MILLINERY.
Thankful for past patronage, continuance of
the same ia respectfully solicited.
NAV 10, lS7O-3t.
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nRAKE'S. Hostetter's, Bogss', C mons, Hoof-
- Iand's, and all the most popular Bitters. at
May TO- w 6 MASOS'S.
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SUGAR CANE AND SORGHUM MILLS. EyAFo-
- RnToEs ASD HoRsE PowERs. tmbodyinR ell the
recent improvements and taking the lead Of every
kind in market. Manufactured by GEO. L. SQUIER
K BRO, Buffalo, N Y Either Sugar or SOTgO
ManulIs for SO SeTi frEe.
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1ITAR SPANGLED BANNER.-A l-rge 40
- column paper, Ledge size. iIlusti ated Dcyo-
ted To- Sketches Po'uy, Wit. Honor, genuine iuu,
Nuus-nse (of sensible kind) and TO tho c1pDs1rn
of Swindng, Humbugs, DC. Only rs CITE year.
md a snDerb engraving "EvaBgeiine." II f'ei-
gratis. 30 QUO circulation. Money refunded 10 all
who asis it. Il is ~ide-Rwake. fearless, truthful.
Try il now. ~ cts. n year. Specimens FEEE.-
Address BANNER HinsdRle, ". II.
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SOLD BY ALL GROCERS.

WANTED, AGENTS $50 Watch free, given
w gratis to every lire man who viii act
Agent BusineEs light and honOrs bic pays go
per day. Address K. Monroe KESHEBY q co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
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KIDDER's PAsTTLLEs, A sure relief for Astb-
IN ma PrieS 40 cents by mail. SToWELL &
Co, ChareBto~n, Macs.
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ESTABLISHED 1890.
ELCH & GRIFF Is,
g,,-s, a~,.t Co,.,l

SaWS! ANcs! SAWS!
CAwS of all descriptions. AKes, BEtrrS6 rhd
y Mill FuR SIsHEGs CIsCp rAR SAWS with SSId
Teeth win P.cnt Adjustable p,siuis, sopc' iorto
all luscr ted Teeth Saws. o. Pr.ccS EeuUs,h.
Send for Price List and CircuSra.
WEIGH x GRiFFITHS,
Rnatnrn- hinaE.. or LcIr..it NM
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RHESDYILLE THEuLoG IoAL School q nitNTiar :
WI cducates Ministers; lCOR year to pooY
dents; bcgins aug % Apply to A. a. LIyEEHoEE.
NrnSyi tte
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NEW ROOM AND Kew STOCK
VALLEY CONFECTIONERY

May 10, Is70-3t,
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RATGNEH.

INVENTORS who wi'ht tnkcout Letter. Parent
i are advised 10 counsel with MUM Il CO., I'd
itors OF the Scientific AHlsrio1n. who have prose
rutcd ciuims before the Patent OfTire for over
Twenty Years. Their American and European
Patent gency ia the most extensive in the world
Charges less than any other reliable agency
pamphlet containing iUll instructions to inventors
MuNN L. co. 81 Park Row. Nv Yn,k.
, 1870-05-25

to love. Fairer thln the Gnies Of tho valley;
worth moro than the universe Of matter. 10
thee my heart Is ever turning. Fer thy happi-
mesa and prosperity I willingly labos day and
night" ..
told. however, different story. We quote:
II no lon ger ATTACH value to earthly rsla-
tionships NJ sources OF oven moderate pleasure
that once did, I feel that want no oae 70
approach nearer to me th4n sha conaaeF Of
simple friendship. ! would like to mar! again II
.as thoroughly convinced thAt it would really
minister to the advantage Of my higher nature
that il would ha ! means Of endecting my
soul to come earthly object, rli:h would IN
It's influence over my moral nature tend to
make il more pure and Godlike, other7iso I
sate Of the other. no less than mysalf- Unless
/ feel right on such : matter it would be :
GREET wrong to enter, into any such alliance
WitL auy one on Gods earth Fer months
aud months my mi nd. hzs been quiet, but
fierce battlefield. have been, aa yon know,
have repeatedly called myself 1ooi, 9na 20
] h17e BEEN have acted without Judgment
and common sense in many things
"AN that know Of yor gives me Mgh sp-
probation Of Your morA exce1enty, but ean
not but quietly Doubt your capacity to turnlsa
old fool is hard to CURE know I SIN pecu-
iar, hut it is as irnposaibls for me to get Away
from my peculi2rities II it would be to drink
the Allegheny Il one draught
OF your Christian character have the
highest opinion Your Christian aim is high:
not fully realized, but whose is ever reaehsd
in this world? My aoul has been ye1ed within
me fos months, but who cares? WhiIe Goas
arm ia e1tended to me shall quietly bear
whatever eomes; but vain i the help
Of man! Woman, is called mans help
meet, bnt how often is ahe little
mora than help eate This will no
doubt strike ypn Is The lettar Of soma crazy
man, and am not certain that aua precisely
saue III the time. But guess the court still
hows itself. I am resolved hereafter to do
what Judgment aud conscience dictste, and 70
ce.ee obfging and disobisins the world SO
much"
As our dispatches have informed Us, the
preebyte9 thought the Doctor hsd done
wrong, and rehnked him.
, 1870-05-25

The fourteenth section Of the Bill Of
Rights in the new constitution reads as fol-
lows:
cation Ct contrnCtS. or making any 1rrcroc2ble
grant Of special privileges Or imnounlues shall he
passed"
Had the last clause of this section been
! incorporated in the present constitution,
| there would bo far less complaint heard Of
! 1a;lroad monopoly OF extortion. This pro-
vision Will prevent the Legislature in the
future from granting charters that mny not
subsequently be altered, changed or
amended There should never be IN ire
yocable grant Of special privileges to my
corporation il, a republican country. ,11e-
rocable special privileges are undemocratic
and subversive of popular rights SO far as
they conflict with the public good.
The Parliament of Great Britain acted
more wisely than our Legislatures in regard
to railway charters. All such charters in
that country expire at the end Of a oortoia
period. and the government has reserved
the 11eht to take possession Of all the roads,
md operate them, as it does the telegraph
and Post Office. s.=.
In chartering the National Banks, Con-
cress reserved the right to amend, alter, OF
repeal; and it inserts similar provision N
all charters it grants to railroads, and every
other species Of corporation. The new Bill
of Rights contains many wise and excellent
nroyisions, but none better than those emu
merated in Section II.