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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-02-15
TO TRAvE4LERsa
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Leave Shenandoah at %, 5 SO A NJ and "a p n
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Leave charlestown at 4 a. sOS A NJ and /. 50 NJ
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Is, Summit Point az 5 30 Ss6A VI and u NJ
Leave OpeqSon Bridge Al 70, 3 - A Ma s. P N.
arrive A. W lnehesler AT IS, 10 o5 n, 70 p NJ
TRAISs GoiSs East. tf
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Leave StePhensOn's at u o. A NJ and Si5fPMs
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Arrive Al Harper's Ferry - 20 Al and S 90 p Nj.
The last Passergcs Trniu East. due at Charles
town at -, VIII run IN sovanee OF time rs mia
uIes, as to connect with the Cincinnati Express
East, which leaves Ilarpers Ferry at ~ 6aily :
wINCHRSTRR ACCOMMODATIONS
CoNNENclAG MAY 1919, 1865. ~
Leaves Winchester AN.
Stephcnsonss 51l ~
wadcs 525,
Summit Point $50
CameTun's 3 SO srfl-r
CharlrsiOvn 6Ol
Hatliown 6 10 aAl
arriving y. l. s.i s,,,,ss a, :. ,:iSAM
Leave Camden station at i0Psh.
Arrive Harper's Fe-ry Si7
CharIestown SS6 Hael
Summit Point 500
wade's $50
Supplements SO g3S
Winchester 9%5
Stopping at intermediate stations on Main stem
A. b. WOOD, gent, Harpcr's Ferry. -
JOHN k-.wlISON,
Dec I, 1869. Master Of 1ranEportatun. y
BALTIMORE d 0. R.R. COMPANY.
SCHEDULE of Passenger Trains arriving and de
~ parting at the Sarpcr's Ferry station - Z
TRAINS BOUND EAST. sslis IL
ARhiVEs pEPARrs
Mail Tram, lI3P. IlSP.Al.f
+ asst Line, S29A.M S3OAM
Express TrFi in, 5 asp. NJ. 54gP 81.
TRAINS BOUND WEST. 5000
ARRIVES. DEPsRTs.
Mail fran, 1852 NJ. l2bSP.M
Fast Line, s 90 p. M s 10, r. NJ.
Express Train, 80 a. NJ. "a VI.
Office open at all hours for tralns Through Tick
cts sold to all the principal cities of the Union 3
For further Information inquire 81 the Office,
n. w GOD. AGEST.f
Harpers Ferry, Dec. Z, 1863.
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MILLER g. SMITH,
DEALERS IN
STOVES. TIN & -SHEET-IR0N WARE,
CHARLESTOWN, w. VA.

VHrE have just received, and are now offering for
w ssle. the most reasonable terms, one of the
largest and best selected assortments OF
s. II . " D -.
before presented TO the people of the county.
The stock embraces all the ates and most improved
styles, among which may be found
1.-THE BALTIMORE PARLOR HEATERS, and
Illuminating Gas Burner for heating more
rooma: the INDEPENDENTS a self ieedius
Base. Burning Coal Stove, for dwellings, halls or
Ofhces; the ORIENTAL, just much public
favor ParlOr Dining Room Cook, for wood or
coal The Rink Egg Stove, superior article; all
other ParlOr Air Tight. and Ten plate Stoves; the
improved CONSTITUTION COOK, for wood
coal the SentireI, with extension top for wood
coal the Olive Branch and " yona, both OF which
are very superior cook.
In short, their assortment ia 80 comp etc that ali
they ask ID inspection from those in want conf
dent to please both to price and style. Also on
hand, u large and general assortment of
TIN AND SHEET-IR8N WARE,
plain nd fancy, and of the latest patterns
Those wishing to procure n very superior Iron
Force Pump, can inspect the same at the Shop, or
at the residence of MIR Ed Williams
&C. Terms CASH in all cases unless special agree
ment to the contrary.
ROOFING, SCOUTING, &c,
done as usual the sEOrtCst notice and in the best
manner. Thankful to the pubic for the liberal en-
enlargement in the past. continuance Ia respect
fully collected. MILLER & SMITH.
October 10, 1869.
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AVIS LIQUOR ST9RE,
Spirit building, thaTlCstoKn, WA.
T7NHE BAR Of This ssiabIshnnrni s kent constant.
L ly supplied with the PUREST lQEO6S 20 be,
had and the proprietor desires 70 call specialization
ton to tn.
HOMEMADE WHIsKEY ta7Es
manufactures by hi. father at the Df.dHe, on iBe
Shenandoah river. This whiskey is Cntirefy With
out adulteratiOn, and IL pure article saever.
from the still. IL - one red in any quantity
that purchaser may defire, add is warranted 70 be
just represented.
Co The proprietor would positively notify those.
who in the hhb Of pan uuiZing bis bar that he
will hereafter cell exclusively for CASH without
respect 90 persons, nd one need ak for credit
March 30, 1S69-m JOHN r. skvES
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FOR THE CASH!

A FTER year at the credit business have de-
n ternIined to aba ndOn IL, and Will, 2
from January let, 1870 dispose OF goods for CASH.
except TO those u no have paid me regularly the
expiration Of thirty days. hope none will axe Of
fence but under circumstances wilt the above be
deFia ted from. VS.. MASON
January 1, 1870.
ONO Grindstones and Delaware Corn Shelters,
" for sale by McCURDY Z DUEE.
December I, 1860.
yTAsHTI, NIi,s Evans last Novei Just published,
for by VS.. MASON.
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THE RIPPON STORE.

HAVING purchased the stock Of Mr.. A. Jones, at
Rippun, Jefferson county. Wost Virginia and
added largely thereto we present to the public of
Jefferson and Clarke Inducements not heretofore
put forth at the RippOn Store. We have full line
of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS,
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
GENTLEMEN WEAR,
CLOAKiSCi CLOTHS.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERE9,
Shawls, Blankets, Bed Spreads. Counterpanes,
Gloves, Hosiery, Dress Trimmings, Boots, Shoes,
Hats and CsPs-greot variety.
Carp o6dng,
Foreign and DumestiC-superb stock
4 FULL STOCK OF GROCERIES,
CofIecs-ai the varieties
Sugars-ai IL the gredes!
Teas-all the hest brands,
SyruPa and hoiaszcs,
A Fine Assortment OF Liquors!
Our stock embraces every a. tice usually found
in a country store, and prices as moderate as
elsewhere in the county. We invite cxaInina-
tnu Of our Goods. feeling assured of ability to
suit customers a e. TIMBEELAKE & co.
Nippon, Nov. %, 1869,
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BUY WHERE you GIT CHEAPEST {!

T is always important to study economy, but
4 more n the present time, hen everybody il
trying get the best article and the Isrges amount
for the least money expended. Therefore, all who
want to get the CheaI eat and beet
BACCO. CIGARS. &C.,
should go 90 J. 3 HAINEs', next door 10 AisGuiih
* Washington Drug Store. Charlestorn- aud ex-
anime CT the largest and fnsst Hssortments Of
CIGARS. CHEWING AND SHJOKTNG
TOBACCO, PIPES 81 STATION cry,
he has ever offered the public The following Is in
part the brands and prices Of Chewing Tobacco:
Marshall Brand, so cts.
Pride OF Virginia, (best in Harket) 90
Frshgips5is, yt;oId Leaf Fig,) plugs tor .
Bright, (yery bcEt,) 80
Dars (very best,) -
Mobiles Bright. -
Common Navy Tobacco 10
Fine Cut Chewing in Foil,
Also the largest and finest stock Of CIGARS LnHGe.
and the Target and finest assDrHeHt Of Pipes that
has ever been brought to this Town. large stock
of Stationery. Writing Paper. Envelope, PeHp,
Ink and Lead Pencils
6gJ- Always on hand all the leading Daily, Tri-
Weekly and Weekly P5pers. Lady's Books, Mag
sziues and Novels. and any Book Magazine
on hand will be ordered IN two days notice, and
sold at the publishers price. J. y. II.
Vf,ar9
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FRESH HARDEN. FLOWER, FRUIT. !
NOTICE.

TTNJE time h7s arrived Er ~ To rureisse our Fall
Il and Winter Stock Of Goods. and e must have.
the money due us; and We give this notice 70 .
all persons who know themselves be indebted
us cnlI and settle their sccounts on or bcere the
first day Of October next Any ono failing to dl.
this Wilt certainly Tese any l,.neer.rffdit. sbi
wilt insist upon immediate scIleultnt Of their
counts. 90 1Eat 81
To those of our customers vho have raid " regu-
larry than ks for their -trou@ 20, sr.
it Will give pleasure to continue business with
them a heretofore.
Co We intend to carry out the copdfttdns or this.
notice fully, and those no do not settle By she time
specified will be prepared fot refusal II EiFthos
credit 3 f"tt- tsfa
ULLEhRY. WILSON & JOHNSON,
Summit Print Srntcn,hcr Il 1 $50. -
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SAUSAGE Grinders a nd Suffers, Butcher Knives
= and Axes, for sale by r,,,r
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FASHIONS ! FASHIONS !

MFRS. MARY C.TAYLORrcspectfuliya announces
w to the Ladies of Cha rIestoVn that she has just
returned from Baltimore with the latest patterns fer
FALL AND WINTER DRESSES,
Cloaks, Talmas, &C.. of every variety. She re-
spectul!y asks a call from the ladies. Cutting and
Fitting done upon reasonable terms. Patterns for
sale Stamping and Pinking done also.
NoYcmber 10. 1850.
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TJ'IMBERLAKE, YOUNG & co IS Cloths, Cassi.
L meres, Liuseys, F Iannels, Blankets, Sticking
Yarn, &c for saie at Fa tory prices Also, Sta
tionery, Elrosia Cigars, Smoking and Chewing To-
bacco, Wall Paper, new style Window Shades, all
at Baltimore prices.
November 9. 1869. Opposite Carter House.
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|ALTIMORE & 0. Z. Il. COMPANY.
JAMES NJ. J0'kST0N..

LAYING added some Of the finest New Ma
} chinery TO the Shannondale Factory now In
use in the Valeyof Virginia, is pref Arod, aIdMiI
continue to manufacture il N@D3f asf
WOO LIEN obs, sail
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-02-15

IMPROVED GEISER TlIR ESHlNG
"a MACHIN =, which has been in use but one
season. and il in perfect condition Will be sold on
credit of ak tbs, the purchase, giving bond
and approved security. For information. apply
at THIS OFFICE.
June o. lS69--tE
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of certain prominent railroad gentleman Of
Philadelphia, who is egnally renowned for
his ability to make and take joke. y rail-
road employee. whose house is in Avon, came
on Saturday night to ask for pass down to
visit his family.
You are in the employ of the railroad ?"
inquired the gentleman alluded to.
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Tho standard ef Business writing is adopted and
taught in Its purity mt this Institution. by
enc uf ti,- meet cS ypri~Hcrd aud sue
cessfui teachers Tf Husiners AID
Ornamental Penn rehip
ia the COUa ~.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-02-15

lust received large stock of Smoking aud
- Chewing Tobacco. A iso fine lot Of Srgsrs-e
Jan. Is. AIsQUITH WASHINGTON.
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Exit Whfttemore.

The House Of Representatives, yesterday,
after long and exciting debate, refused, by
o vote of 13l to "a, to admit B. F. White
more, the seller of cadetships, to seat in
their body.
This honorable and, we must say, unex-
pected action, has two-fold significance.
It is at once condemnation of the crime OF
which Whittemore was guilty, and desery-
ed rebuke to the deluded men who reelected
Whittemore to the high position which he
had already been declared, by the House OF
Representatives, wholly unworthy to fill.
Congress, in o word, declares by a decisive
vote that party fealty will atone for per-
sonal dishonesty, and that sound politics
shall not excuse unsound morals and brazen
violations of personal and official propriety.
This, it must be borne in mind, is the posi-
ton of the Union Reform party, as we'll
as Of the plucky majority which leaves
the cadetship-seller to shiver in the cold
Of the Congressional lobby. That party
does not war against Democracy or Radical
ism, but against corruption and ignorance in
office, extravagant expenditures ofthe public
funds, and partial legislation. The Union
Reform party support one set Of men and
oppose another, not because of their politi-
cal belief, but because the latter, like Whit
temore, are unworthy to hold any office Of
honor, trust or profit.
Congress has acted wisely and well. And
we hope that the day will soon come when
all over this broad Continent, no man shall
be the candidate Of any party who is not, by
his integrity and truth, worthy to be th'
4 representative and mouth-piece OF thi
| people
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ances is given: 'Last Friday week he beheaded
three brigands at Stylida, on Saturday two at
Lamia, on Monday two at Hypate; he was then
at Levadei, where he was to execute noto-
rious criminal. He was then to go to Chalcis
and to Athens to behead, afterward, the seven
under sentence Of death. His next destination
is Corinth, where he isEto execute five brig
ands, who have been for some time awaiting
the execution of their sentence. One OF the
brigands beheaded at Stylida had been con-
demned to death five times. These executions.
it might be imagined, would be heavy blow
and great discouragementt to brigandage, but it
is not so. Either the system or the sympathy
with it seems rooted among the mass of the
Greek people, and by no means the. people Of
the lower orders exclusively"
The following letter and more accurate
particulars of the sudden attack which terml-
mated in the death of Mr. Dickens have been
obtained by your correspondent: "Mr. Dick
ems was talking to Miss Hogarth, his niece, ct
the table, when he started suddenly, and re-
marked that he felt a twinge or pain as if from
toothache. Miss Hogarth took him by the
arm and led him from the room, thinking she
air might revive him. He had taken but two
OF three steps forward when he suddenly stag
gered and fell heavily upon his right side, be-
coming Immediately unconscious, in which
condition he was borne to his couch and
physician summoned. He remained speech
less aud lnsensble until his death, which oc-
CURED within twenty-four hours after the at
tack. The ephysician who examined MIR. Dick
ems reported that the pupil of the right eye
was much dilated, while that of the LETT eye
was correspondingly contracted. His breath
ing was stentorous and his limbs remained
flaccid until about half an hour. before death,
when slight nervous convulsion occurred.
The symptoms were conclusively those Of
aporlexy. No post naortem examination to de-
termlne the nature and character of the fatal
illness has been instituted"
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The Moral Danger of the State.

Loss of property and lessening OF per-
sonal security, although among the most
grievous consequences of an impure and in
capable government, are not by any means
the most enduring reasons why it is the duty
of every good citizen to take an active part
in the movement for obtaining faithful and
worthy administration of the affairs OF the
State Oppressive taxsion and growing
public debt prevent the accumulation OF pri-
rate wealth, and gradually eat away the
most considerable fortune. The argument
which touches the pocket has concrete
force difficult to be measured by words. This
cogent power drives the people into the
camp of Reform, and should make the new
party, as matter Of personal interest, deci-
siyely successful But unless it is desired to
have only temporary reform, momentary
light to be followed by pitchy darkness, the
public must govern their actions by higher
motive than dollars and cents. They must
work for Purity and for Honesty as inds-
pensable to the moral and intellectual, as
well as the material, healthfulness of all this
people. Unless the body polite be purged
and cleansed, the popular mind cannot be
strong ,nd vigorous, free to labor for it's own
advancement anu for the highest good Of
the State.
The history OF South Carolina before the
war between the States IS grandly simple;
it is the. history of people who valued
wealth, but did not make it their God, who
loved art and letters, who honored virtue
and revere! .heir chaste women-the moth
ers and the daughters and the wives of the
idolized Palmetto State. There was no rest
less progress, no feverish activity OF hand or
b, ain. The stream of life flowed evenly
along-broad enough and deep enough to
bear the hopes and the happiness OF q people,
its borders all aglow with the tropic hues
of the flowers of ambition and fame. To
make haste slowly was the watchword vi the
Conservative statesmen OF tue time. This
thing was not scorned because it was old,
nor was that thing adored because it was
new. The whole tone OF society was calmly
conservative, gracefully strong-the black
snake which lay beneath the roses was un-
seen or forgotten.
+ And the war was rude awakening from
dreamy reverie and indolent self-content.
Smooth-faccd boys and bearded men, their
Southern hearts all aaame, answered their
mothers call-pouring out their precious
blood on the sands ofthe coast and in the
valleys Of the West, enshrining their martyr
bones in the mighty reliQuary Of the South
that grand old State, VIRGINIA The war
brought with it no easily perceptible weak
ening OF the moral fibre There were men,
the first bloom Of whose honor was brushed
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Cabinet Making, &r.

wish to inform my friends and the public gen.
orally that the Hospital for SICK FURNITURE is
still at No. 81 Queen street, where ali the diseases
that Furniture Is heir to will be cured speedily
and on the most reasonable terms ls usual.
Send In, therefore, all your sick and wounded
patients, and will heal them and make glad the
the hearts OF all those who favor me with patron
age In this line.
would respectfully beg leave to call your at
tention to the fact that am selling the best Sew
ing Machines to be found In the market, all COM
plete, for only SIT. Call and examine for your
selves, and read the testimonials In favor OF the
Improved Common Sense Family Sewing Ma.
chine, and then am sure you will take one home
With y0u. ]. l. LUNSFORD,
No. 27 Queen street. near Calder House.
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PRICES REDUCED

PRICES REDUCED!
Our entire stock of DRESS GOODS, comprising
JAPANESE CLOTHS, Lenos. Mozambiques and
Bareges, We shall offer uatlE the close. OF the sea-
son at less than New York COST PRICES. We
call attention particularly to the following Goods
and prices:
Lenos at 20 cents, formerly 80 cents per yard.
Japanese Cloths 25 to4o cents, formerly S7H to
30 cents.
French Percaes reduced from 371a to a5 cents.
French Muslins reduced from 371l to 25,cents
We guarantee our, prices, and to reduce our
stock OF Dress Goods will offer the same at re-.
duction of rs per ceat. Ladies are Invited to ex-
anime our Goods and prices.