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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-10

CLAIMS AGA INST THE OLD CoRP0RATEoNs-
The report OF the committee 90 audit the claims
gatnst the old corporations. submitted % the
House OF Delegates yesterday by Gov. Cooke
shows the following totals.
Washington Ciy--Floating dcht-Claims eN-
amined and approved, S5lS .347 .0S. warrants out
standing. slO,CSS.SS; Pennsylvania and LouiSi-
ana avenue certificates, wood pavement
sb5,0o5-s9, not yet acted on. 81 ,ls3l 0S; iudg-
ments as reported, so, 0SS .. Total nOating
debt, S75I.T1l.2i Trust funds-Special tax
funds, s22.Ss4 -; water fund, 500 1852; canal
fund, S6S, 022o4; ten-year bond siukiug fund.
sl25,tii-5S. Total amount, S2s6 .3l7 IS. Bonded
debt-Total amount o. principal Of all bonds
outstanding, -, lG3 .66iT2 Total foating trust
and bonded debt Of the city o. Washington, S.
Ia 1881.
Assets-Amount Of taxes uncollected 20 Nav
81, ISL, So ,s4i.6l; amount OF taNes assessed
against and unpaid by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, about $4,000. Total, s2s7, :
I4i.6l.
GeorgefOUH.-Floa deht-S3. h9i Is. Bonded
debt, S252 Sl6-96. Total. S3s5.90Sas
Assets-AmOunt of uncOliected taxes. Nav 81,
1871, So, SO.
Lery CoHrf.-TOtal debt, s4i. l67SS
Assets-Claims OF the court against the late
corporation OF Washington, 81. SOS 80.
Deductng the total assets from the debt
leaves a net ascertained Indebtedness OF the
District OF Columbia OF as ,ioo .eSsl5.
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EsTABLIsHED In WASHINGTON. D. o., IAN
DIR, WHITE, CHIR0PoDISr,
WsshiSstos essr scd H SSp9simss fressnry

Baltimore, hid. snccessfuliy tresss
CORES, DUNlON0,
CLUB and Ingruwfug Mails, Chfblaine, and other s-
eases Of thu Feet without pain or inconvenience q
The patient. The shoe can Be worn with eose fnms.
aeteiy AFTER the operation. Refers 10 the many enl.
Sehk nSSHn an rssDonstbis psrsons Who patroniDs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-10

Inspection and comparison invited. All will re-
ceve polite attention, whether they wish to purchase
or not.
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The BOARD oF POLICE COMMISSIONERS met
Yesterday afternoon. and appointed Theodore
Gregg, James W. Huguely, j. r.. Crump, u. T.
johnson, Jesse b. Sloat, n. +. Tunis, ID. q.
Mallory, j. VI. Burrill, Edward 5. O'COnnor,
and ;. X. English add iOnal privates. 20 do duty
az the Treasury Department for twelve months.
waite 20 do duty at the A griculturai Department.
l.. b. Cutler vas appointed an additional private
to do duty at the Office Of the Board of Public
Works. The resignation OF private y. ID. Reed
Applications for liquor licenses from ". G..
Torch, Il. NJ. Fowler, Daniel McClary, and
Woodbury& Shadwick were disapproved. The
charges against Private G. Il. Smith were dis
missed. X. M. Harlow, A. b. Lyles, q. w.
Lyles, @. w. Hawkins, aud Charl,s p. Reese
we're appointed privafes on The f.sr.e
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R0Ys DERBY JACKET SUITS, ERQn ? TO
oezs ioii Penn s.snne. bel. idtk and iish sis.
JAAEs BRIIn, PRAcTlCAI fLUNBER,
PLUMBING and GAS vfxT6Ris No. Sc Loui IN
lana avenue, and d21 Y street, (nndsf Seafon
House .Johbing promptly attended 70. Charges
nIAGoHAL BEAvER HESKET DOU6LF
~ Breasted cut'a-way CoATA, wth ygsrs 70
osS iol Penn. avenue. bet ,ioeh sad iiths q
RLUE tHISCHiLLA OylRoOAT9 9ls, At
101l Per-sylvanis ayenue.4
ec9 between 10Th end MI streets.
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VACCINATION OF THE SCHOOL CHrLDP-
The Board OF Health, in order % provide .s.s,.-,
ths spread Of the smallpox, (should a heca,.e
An epidemic here,) have dires..s the Hssls,'
Onicer OF the Boar. 10 ascertain, by aetna
nrccuon, how many, n any, Of the scholars OF
the public schools need 70 be vaccinated. By q
been vaccinated are not eligible for Admission 20
the public Schools but we understand that the
rule has never been saiir enforced, and that in
many Instances the question Hes never been
sSAeo 81 the applicants As the Gro ~oeo pubic
scnoos IN Philadelphia and clsevhes> have
anoroed great facilities for the spread Of sl-ah-
Pox, ~ n proper that In some way the fAct
nouid be asccrtained whether any considerable
number a the pupils need 10 be tsccinated.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &

RICHARD II. MONUN d. CO.,
1913 Pennsylvania avenue, cor 18th street.
Books imported 10 order. nO9-eO3t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23
POISONOUS MEDICINES.

The theory that the virus Of disease can be safe.
y eOunteTActed by doses Of poison. il IaIse ard
dangerous. Within the last tGenty-fV vrsrs not
Ices than score Of virulent poisons have been
ADDED 20 the repository of the medical profession
They are given IN small doses, ihey would
destroy LIE Immediately bot even IN minute nuan-
tties' they produce, ultimately, very dIssstTous
Cfects. It's unwise and unphilosop to employ
Hs reInedies, po~eTful md ilsidioUs drugs Wick
IN sutjugating discase, COW the rced,
shl more u"nHnageabi~. None Of these terrible
medicaU'snts operates with much dirsctnrE.nbd
certainty upon the caus. of disease a. Hos,rttey'.
Si"marh bit:eFS. tonic AMI Corrective trIfLOrt a
Single ds,f'Tto's iEETsdiSnfin its competition ATsrnc
ana funiH are given for inteTmittsnrs; bromide Of
PFuss'e ae'd Tor general d-Sflfry; mercury In
various iorns. for liver complaint rrernrations Of
rhIoroioFm ana opium for S!ecpIrssn.ss. and vet
thcse oeadiy drugs do not couBPsr" specifcs Tor
the aDoVe enumerated With that wholesome
vegetable lHyIEoTant md iterAtive while they Ar.
All 90 that 1t is sstonirhn any physician
should teEs the responsibility Of prescribin; them
Let inVolids. for their akes try The Bit,sT:
before they resort to she poisIns The relief thew
VIII experience from = course Of the hnTmIe:s
epeelhc. VII render recourse the uAEaEe prepa-
May ], 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23
~ The Washington Patriot saws.

After all the parade of pretended zeal.
the tact Is revealed that the very men who
have shouted kuklux at the top of their lungs.
and who have held up fabricated charges as
proving crime, dare not go TO the scenes of
these alleged outrageS with a Radical commit
tee. for fear of having their faIsehoods and
Pejurics exposed They know that every
word uttered by General Sherman is true. and
that their whole story is 4 diabOlicaI fraud
Hence, they will continue to sit here, and to
summon rufhans, thieves, and vasabonds to
swear away the characters of honest men a,
the public expense. This is another illustra-
ton OF the villainy of RadicaIism"
" a Radical exchange cxclaims: at
IS a pity that Gen. Butler cannot lay his
hands upon some Of the leaders of the South"
Perhaps it is greater pity that some of the
men Of the South, leaders or not, cannot Law
their hands upon General Butler Humaui-
ty would not be the loser.
ES- The census exhibits make it appear
that the losses of the Southern States by the
war amount to 81 ,2OO,OOO,OOO. This is
greatly under the mark The loss of slave
property alone was much in excess of that
sum. There were 100000 of slaves, and
they were placed at an average of $50 each
which would make the loss in slave propertv
alone $4,000 100000.
no Late dispatches from Paris brine \
report that the Germans demand an armisiice
that there may be pebscit taken to decide
upon form of Government. and brinc: the
civil struggle to close. The war by the
Commune upon the churches is increasing in
violence and atrocity, The demolition of the
famous Chapel Of the Expiration has commenc-
ed.
Special dispatches represent reign of ter
TOT as prevailing in Paris. The Committee
Of Public Safety is said to have resolved to
rae the city to the ground rather than sur,
render.
EEs- An organization termed the "Capitol
Memorial Association" has been organized
at Richmond, by the election of Gov Walker
As president and other prominent gentlemen
as Vice-presidents, directors, secretary and
treasurer. Its object is to erect in the Hall
Of the House of Delegates a memorial table,
to those who fell victims to the disaster of
April 26;h, 1870
n@- a committee of gentlemen from the
Valley are in Baltimore consulting with the
President OF the Baltimore aud Ohn Railroad
rs to the raising Of means for prosecuting the
work of the proposed Virginia Valley Rail-
road. The directors Of the Shenandoah Val.
ley Railroad, met in Philadelphia on the 18th
inst, to consult in relation to that work, which
Is to be prosecuted vigorously.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23
TIE CHAMPION REAPER!
Either Right or Left Hand CuI!!

1TI!S IN,hin" is the Tost complete comHiu,tirn
= IN the world All t.r Combined 6..tarnuiaa-
ore wrought l''u 70 me. HiiuHarv NI lr sfy.
ing " heels, ard wrought I'uu cutter tar auI str,!
guards atta' 10 6" ~" frame n T!. st-n-rs
Kramer possitis. combining the -rsaI.-t pp-s.blr
sF'HEth md durability Nth the hat svriyht the
guHTds arc forged frUIh sDl'd pieces. ARD nj pafts
suly""t to severe u" are ard"HUd upon their wear
ing surfaces. Ihe SpIUdles - ABUSED that
they can tie readily taken out and rspairei they
become worn ~ any 'IU", enabling To- keep yutr
m'chns in perfect order untiI il - entirely
worn out u has IN improved patent PItuAu CON
nectI"n &" tn" knife h'cl tn" pert 81 arr.ugr
T!"ut ever invented. and 'i!'ctuniy prcvrniFryanv
lost motion At that point The Champion i'I NOV,
IN any kind oi ETass with Glow drifting anu not
chonE "nd can start without backing: hss the hrst
track cleaner IN the mor!vr. and j. the Ilrht.st
drauEht machine. JAS LAW AopEF,
May 10, 1871
have used the bove Cha nDiun for Trrrs on
very rough ground and on Hill r'dcs rs,nut Trs.k
ing piece caS cordially recommend iras the b.
working and mOst perfect finished rus,Eire I have
ever seen. ID. r. HENDERSON.
ChHrlestown. ". Va, Nay 10Th, 1915.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23

HV The treaty of Washington, Jus, from
the hands of the Joint High Commission. and
under consideration by the Senate, is the
theme of diversity of comment BY those who
have been expecting to scare out of ENGLAND
large amount of gold in payment Of losses
sustained by Northern commerce. from the
Confederate war steamer Alabama. There is
Csoys the LeosJurg Wrshiny'onian) much dis.
satisfaction by exPectan's, and they bear down
quite severely upon the American Commits
Fiouers, for letting the English Joints" get
the better of them in the negotiations. They
do not get the consideration they expected,
either in bullion or the apologies they desired
Great Britain to make for her naughty con,
duct. The treaty will, however, be ratified,
as is the unanimous wish of ali classes. outside
of the rings who expect to pocket English
gold by the ransactiou-amicablc relations
will be restored between the two governments.
War is distasteful to both Nations, and its
consequences would be lamentabIe alike to
each There has been enough fighting lately,
to purify the political atmosphere of both the
old and new world for a century to come.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23
VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY
W'lSHTSG to remove elsewhere, I offer for sale
W my desirable
BRlEk DMELI INC nnI-SE
FOR SALE.

" my desirable
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE.
With Wing attached, on the corner sICoprressan
Water Strsets, ChRrlestnwn. Il contains S rooms
basement Kitchen and CeliAT-CisteTn At the door
holding I25 bbs brick Smoke. house: StabIlpR nd
She'd new, that will accommodate ( huTsrs and q
cove, Corn houte. Carriage house ana HoR-pen
under one root. The lot contains about aces So
most choice fruit trees, in bearing condition. aud
the garden productive
Also, FRAME. HOUSE,atwcs;ernc conner Of the 10,
So1Ne described, recently erected, contains rooms
basement Eitchen' cellar, and good garden. il 10
now under RENAL Of SlCO.
ASo, my SGORE-HOUSE on Market Square, Of
SuHetantaI structure, and one OF the eligible
localities Tor business in the town, as Saloon or
grocery store. 1t cOntains rooms, with garrett
Il the above Property is not cold privately.
fRIDAT, l4M Of July, 1871,
It will be offered Public Sale Possession 1iv.n
OF ree'Sen.e and store house n Scp,ember and
OF frame building, in the occunancy of a
tenant, on the let April. lS72. The purchSser 10
receive rent from day OF
TERMS On Store House, / each balance IN -
months, with interest. to he EecuI ed by n oJ ncr
eonal security. On the Dwellings. cash on Il tn
August, and remainder - and Is month"; The
deferred pay mGnts TO be secured BY deed of tFust
and assignment of Insurance Policy-safd propeFty
now being under insurance.
90 sale will take place, If not sold priVateIy At
u O'Clock, NJ, on the premiSea.
May -. 1871. JOSEPH II. yesterday
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Al lke SAMs - and Place.
TRUSTEES SALE
ValOaP1S Property
Leetown, Jefferson Co., W. Va,

" virtue 81 n deed Of :rssi executed bv "
~ Snyder un She let day of October IsLT snd ~
record IN the Recorders Once ia Shepherds-
town. Jefferson county, ". Va Deed Book
No. ,. Folio. 357 20 the undersigned for the
beneSt Of Martha = B.all. will proceed to
sell a; Public AGc,ion. in front Of the S,oI.
oil Capt. Lewis Lacas, in Lee,own, on
I"esddy5 28d of .Yoy, rsI,, 1871,
the property conveyed by said deed Of trust
being Lot If aiSnCE
aid ACRES OF LAND,
with the improvements thereon, CONSISTING oF
D"elIiog House, Store Room, Blseksm;,LI
shop, Stable. &c This is very desirab,,'
property and well aorrhy tho attention Of
mechanics, or a Person wishing TO keep a
country store.
TERMS CASH.
Sale 10 commence at IL O'clock. NJ
Such title a. Is vested IN the undersippntI
Is Trustee will be made the purchaser.
j. q. RUCKLE.
Trustee.
O. u. McGlincy. AUc,ioneer.
N B.-The aboye sale i made with nv
consent, and / respectfully invite persons iIf
want Of such properly TO come forward on tho
day Of sale and hid for the same.
April %, lSII-5t Jw. SNYDER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23
CONCILIATORY-YERYI

Our Northern brethren a. arc much sur
Prised-Or pretend to be-that, although it is
six years since the surrender of the Confed-
erate. Armies, the South is apparently not
more devoted now to 'the best Government
the world ever saw" than upon the fatal day
of APpOmattOx c. II. After reading some
Of their vituPerative speeches in Congress,
and throughout the Northern States, We iu>
voluntarily asked if it could be possible that
so Goddess a set as they themselves are, can
expect of US that sublime degree of christian
meekness that Will turn the left cheek after
the right has been smitten. At meeting of
the Labor Reform League in New York. a few
days ago, WENDELL PHILLIPS delivered him
self in the following kindly manner:
'.There is STILL he said. "a state of war
with the South General Butler. uuayed by
gamblers and rebel rings in New Orleans.
executed Mumford. Let General Grant Law
hands upon the leaders in the South-men
who count their acres by the thousands, aud
are instigatOrs of asSasSinations let the Pres.
ident follow Buffers plan, and you will never
hear of ku,Klux again. [APplause.1 Let
the towards of Carolina know that the Presi.
OeuI Is terribly IN earnest, and there will be
END to'Nu~RIux's
In reply to voice asking, "What abou.
carPet-baGgers ?" he said ''The South is
ignorant, besoited, poor, and chilled by depart,
lnS baIbarism; yet they rcpel Northerners
VINO 60 down there with the very thing they
want, brains and money, but the sly North,
erner remains to squeeze the political power
out OF those PiiitWi LaJies. ILaughter1 If
the North will have to take up arms again,
they will stop at no constitutional distinction
or State lines, but put the South under the
heel OF military desPo,ism."
The co'rords of Carolina! Whatever NAV
be the faults of the Sou,herners, cowardice,
certainly, is not among them, and we Imagine
the charge comes with a particular bad grace
from our friends over the border. We con-
tend that this is not only striking the right
cheek after the left has been boxed, it is not
only taking the cloak after the coat has been
given, 1t is not only compelling us to 90 tlro
miles when we have already gone one. but it
IS actually splitting in our faces and then be-
coming enraged that we didn't hold our
mouths open to catch the spittle. When We
are shown the chapter and verse of the good
Book in which this degree of forbearance is
commanded, we will do our best with on, a
murmur, TO swallow the nauseous dose-hut
IHH then-wELL nous rcrronS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.

NOTICE i hereby given to tho tax pav.r. Of
~ Grant 1u"ns'ID. whb indebted So inc Tor
tue tax 81 i~Ip, that prompt payment bc made
otherwise shall be C"uiriIvd To d3-trrIu fpr the
same. will be absent from the County for ,b,r,
time. my B"uks - Il be lett with John p Brown in
CharCstUwn, who Is authorized &" receipt Tor me
4. w POTTER FIEI H.
LAT" Sheriff NJ JrfT-rzon Co
CharlcstowB. Nay Is, ISL -. Ere. Pms r,ov
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10 WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN.

A ] meeting Of the Stock- boid-rs Of the YaIl.yy
5ire In=ur.nrs Company Of wsst We . held -
VIC "iL6c 81 said Company tas 81 day Of Anil
I,'I' n'jorHy Of iss stock heing repSeseated, IL
E'aor'd. That the BURNERS Of said corporation be
and the same IL hereby disCSBiIn ned and thai tbe
board 81 Directors q sHid be utbOTiEsC
70 Sihh Up its Ghairs as promptly rEAetiea bic
ing Haulitirs OF said 'poTHron. DO make dtstTi-
bHii'n OF Its assets among sSid Stncb- hol''srP
April Is, Is7l-Ct. S,cI.Co-.-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23
FIRE INSURANCE.

1TNHE und"rsiEnrd WIS in JABusTy last apptipted
\ one Of the General IrsuTSnce Agents Tor ~
PEABODY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
at Wheeling, Tor the Counties Of jefferson BeTke-
ley, Hampshire. MO'Fnb. Hardy Bbd GTHnt and
having charge = the Valley Fire Insorasee riskR
tTsnsisrFsd To 'be Peabody Company. respectfully
asks tse waning TsNst1dIs ia6uTSakf 20 cEfT
or communicate With him ChaTIesfOwn ThS
Pesbody j. veil EDOEB in fhis ard toihfng eovnT
ties as first rate responsible and Ibersi Company
}. 20. DUKE
20 ofice At MeCurdy Il Duke's Hardware Store
April -. ISL st
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LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

/ An the Insurance man persons wanting insu.
rance Fire or Lite) had better call on me to do il
- as aH tne only one representing companies, in
this county Tho have any paid mp capital worth
sPeaNnE OIL paTticCl larry ask the favor Of a "a n
from All thu &c transferred to the late Valley Com
pany' assuring them low rates and safe riskS
TsbruaTy :, IS7i-Gm. free PreSS eoPI!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23
HONE INDUSTRY.

THE andeESisnsd having Ieased for n tern, II
yesrs the Wsoen Factory Of SIr. C. G. Potter
u nov ADDING f"snd putting the machinery IN fgsf
class order fer the manufacture Of both coSrse ao6
nne " O0!sE SOOds. such s. Lns ys and al vol
ketSeys, cOinred and white marino F1a1DeI1
TEecds. Cassinsra- Beaver CLOTH aud CTerrC.,s
Ings. Blankets. YATHs. &c
Having hGd twenty years e&peTiehee IN the burf-
Esss and worked ~ al lie various details he hooea
BY Strict attention 20 bsnsSs aad the wants oT -
Customers. TO merit literal share Of pubic favor
McCARROLL.
Cash. Nc
April q. IsTI-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23
LAND AT PUBLIC SALE:
WILL be cold a, Public Sale. on

WILL. be cold a, Public Sale. on
SATURDAY. !M.y 27,E, 1871.
Mt o'e'"'k p y in front Of 7. q. in smi,hGeIdi
10 ACRES OF LAND.
wei eno!nSea-s acres of which iS - Timber and s
hcr"s 81 Orchard, having aIuut 300 b,n,in. 60,
the lspd '"'"uS u
Will also offer
At The Samg Tt&e and Place,
sore. Of fret rate Timber and Land ndicirinrS
apt hrstn"y. sud WthiU one nile 81 Su,ith6rIi,
Any ""e "lskiug "a view 10. pIsI.iscs can enIIu,
'he uEasrsiGn'd. ~ho i'll k pleasure IN Sbouin
lEkHiS. one third in hand on dav Of .sl.. ,hS
F'-,u" ~ ana - itn int.f..t fen 81.
Fs'sscs-luH given . urc~
May 18th lsTI-2t
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TRUSTEES SALE:

virtue of Deed of Trust executed By John
- Mckinley to the undersigned AZ TIu.trI
VIII "tier At public Venduc. before the COuTI Hone
In ChHries'own, West Virginia,
THCRSDAT, june l5M, 1871.
thAttrnct OF
Valuable Jefferson County Land.
adjoining lhe Poor House farm and the land, n t,oy
1ho".As h.te, and now owned by said Sic EinIsTN
CONTAINING $50 ACRES
OF prime, Limestone land, we'll Ritunt,J ,,1 -.
uuShsT. his iaTn Has upon II a comE,r,ihS.
DNELL!NG HOUSE. good BtTn. and uIbrr 80
houses EOpd O'chari. nd n never f. ili,, 500.
OF splendid water stOcked III nm IE,,,f
The oalect OF this sHIs " - secure to JohI "
SteTSrt the payment principal and ipIr,rs,- ~
two B,nds for 81 CUU 90 each dated AL -, TsES
one payable APni lst. 1870 md the OF her Ann h,
1871, subject So a credit ---- ~ = $40 "a
These bombs having Lr~n assigned by the me-
John w. Iay iUF. to said Stewart for value r-'>'
This safe II subject to the dover iuteTesI If NJ.
Sarah J. uudsprtS. '1'S'
TERMS or SALE.-SI.o 90 in Cab. a.
residue IN fwo equal HymenIs ~ ard Is InoD,hS
with interest from day OF sale. tie puU chaser Iri
plnns Tor tie deferred Payments secured upSn IhS
Inc tenants interest only in the cro-i,- r,,,,.
OF wheat Nui Corn IL Te-eTVed. The InndI.rds II :
teTest goes with the IACd.
POssGssiOn at the Dwelling Hous. yr;II y. .;..s
on the IsI Ut April. 1879 Cf the land on q, al
except the frids ut " heat and Corn
ais sale 10 made at the instance Of che lisn.e
IN with the consent in wiling 81 John NJ NC
kinney. JOuS ~ EESEEHV
Way TO- lsti-h-
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FIELDS
patent COLD WATER SELF WASHING SOAP

Patent COLD WATER SELF WASHING SOAP.
This SOAP IL one Of the most usefuI inventions oI
the age; Il WashGS the finest we'll as the coaTEcst
Ia brIcsIn cold, hard Soft or "a water ~ ith
out boiling or mac hIneTy. and guaranteed OF 20
lnJure ue texture OF the tuCst IA when used in
SSS"Iasncc with the Instructions. itisRSUPERIOR
SOAP Tor The following TeHs:ns viz:
let. This Soap. by iIs own action dissolv,s tn.
grease aud LCTBtes the dirt in 'hsarTneDt ,,n;s,i
and speedily accomplishing that wbicb il usuSiiy
done by labor nd Violence upon the clothes by =
washing Inach ine or wsshbUard. Very little hand
rubbing 10 required when this Soap il used .ECCnt
Nhen the ara has settled very tightly. IN the gar
me nj or II u - been very much sOIIcd.
I'd. One good WasheTWoman. Nher familiar =, e.
ns u-e, can accomplish more aud better UEthin .
with this Soa - ia the Iiu.c than two women
BDnpS IL the market.
81. There is Acid or Sal Soda used in i,s
haEufsCture. " 80
Ju't received and for saIeby
HarPer'S Ferry, May g., 1871. ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23
NOTICE.

THE Arabian Morgan Horse, JESSE will stand
L At the Stable Of ". u Mong. Eco on TuSCo
Lora, berkeley county, on Wednesday and Thur
Day OF each week. instead Of MIR. George Sh.u,s
in Jefferson The season yin end 25tS of In.
For paTticuIars. zee bills.
May 10, Is7I-3t. VALENTINE MOORE