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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-26

Y X. J.. |. \. L l. X. l.!
w ready. Another lot Of the ce. Grated
!. X j.. Plows Manufactured and sold by the
Woodstock Manuiacturing Company.
Those plos ware rapidly superssding allothers
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-26
SALE

q
" OF REAL ESTATE!
Valentine Neeb, Administrator with the
viii of Jacob Niswander, deceased, annexed
Plaintiff, VS., Solomon G. Clark, Defendant.
Pursuant to decree of the County Court
of Shenandoah pronounced in the above cans.
at its June Tenn, 1870, shall on the
21st DAY of JANUARY 1871.
as Commissioner therein named, proceed to
sell, before the front door of the Court House
of said county, at
PUBLIC SALE,
TO the highest bidder, the tract of land on
which the said Clark resides, about miles
north west of Woodstock, in said county. be-
ing the same conveyed by the Executor of
said Nlswander, to said Clark by deed bear
ing date the 9th day of November. 1865. and
admitted to record in the Clerks Office of the
county court of said county on the 9th Of
alay, 1870 The tract
CONTAINS 149 ACRES.
2roods % square poles, more or less, with
GOOD DIV ELLING,
Il and other necessary buildings
sss5s 3 thereon. The land will be sold
SO ssSs in two parcels, that lying on the
G. - same side of the road With the
ool.ull.gs, 70 be sold frst.-The quantity in
each Will be made known on the day of sale
Any person wishing to buy, can call on
Mr.. CLARK, who will no doubt take pleasure
in showing him the premises.
TERMS of SALE:
One third in hand and the residue in two
equal annual pawn ents from the Cay of sale
bearing interest from that day the purchaser
to execute bonds with good security, and a
lien to be retained in the deed as additional,
security. Sale to commence at about one
o'clock, ?. NJ
MARK BIRD,
Commits sioner.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-26
ISSUED, JAN. 1ST. 1871.

lSSohD, JAN. ISL, 1871.
- FOAChoice Selections No 81 containing
lUO the best things for Deelama ton,
RecltatoH, &c. brilliant Oratory, Thrilling,
sentiment, Sprkling Iiamor. $50 pages, Paper
80 cents, cloth IS cts, Ask your bookseller for
it, or send price to P. Garrett Co, Phia. Pa.
Jan. l2--4. '-. '
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-26

! SERIOUS AcclpEST.-We regret to- learn
that Mr.. Daniel 6. Abbott, who lived near
Cedar Point, in this county, was suddenly
killed on the 18th inst. by the falling of a
Tree which he had been cutting lie was
Sc years of age, and highly respected and
esteemed as good citizen. He leaves wife
and one child 70 MOURN their loss. -Pag .
Courier. 49,.
We regret 70 learn from our friends in the
country, that the wheat is not look ing as well
a usual at this season of the year. The ex
treeme cold spell Of weather, followed by the
lhaw oflast week, has injured it very much.
Rockingham, Register. z1
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-26
IN CHANCERY.

Pursuant TO a decree ofthe county Court Of
Shenadoanh County, pronounced III the above
named cause, on the 18th day of December,
| shall on
SATURDAY the 18th DAY of FEBRUARY,
before the Court House of said county, pro-
ceeed TO sell at
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-26

The RIGHTS OF MARRIED WoMEN.-A
bill is before the Virginia Legislature to
confer upon married woman the right to
hold all property held by them previous
to marriage, and all property acquired
by them during covertuve. as their OVID
separate property.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-26
P UBLIC S EF.
TERMS:

for so, much cash rs will pay the cost of the
suit and sale, ard the balance in three equal
annual payments from the day of sale, all to
bear intrest from that day, the purchaser or
purchasers to give bonds with good security,
snd a lein to be retained in the deed or deeds
additional security.
Sale TO commence at II O'Clock m of said
day.
MARK BIRD
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1871-01-26
Jan. 5-4~.
TRUSTEE'S SALE!

By virtue of deed Of trust, executed to
me, as trustee, by Joseph Frye, bearing date
March 9th 1860, duly recorded in the county
court of Shenandoah, made to secure to
Abraham H.. Barb. the sum of Sl96,22, for
which the said Frye executed his note on
demand, bearing interest from date thereof
l shall as Trustee, and at the request Of the
said A. Il. Barb. proceed to sell at
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23
A Madmau in Church.


From the New York rrimeH. cIay Is.
Yesterday morning, about } J o'clock. JOHN
Gibuey, a native Of Ire5aud tn,rty-live wear,
Of age, who lives In Seventh avenue. near
EIiueth street. and Is Q sruns-cuffar by trade.
entered the Roman Catholic gUlrc.r Of St
Vincent Fcrger, al ILe corner %. Lexington
avenue and SIxry-sizih srrcaL IIu walked
up tue aisle for some distance, and as he lad
neglected to take Oh lis lar, James !IcI.ar-
ncy, the sexton, called Irs attention 10 tho
fact and asked him 10 remove .t. Cl0uuy re-
piled to the request b. making iuDEo a,
McLarucy with "a jack ku.fe agt h.s blow
took cL-Ct upon Michael C4r.ag, who hap
pcucd 10 be nearest 90 him. aud tL1 paint IF
the knife was buried and broken oft IN tho
forehead Of the unfortunate man. Ills deadly
assault naturally created the widest cgu.u-i0H
in the congregation, and while ,Irg females
shTIeECd IN terror, aauHar al ric males
made rush upon ta- a-.r.aut. Gfbnsy,
however, drew largo axe from under his
coat. stood at bay, aud tHreI'gugd 10 brain
the first man who should Jag hands upon him.
The cry of "Lyuch E.a lHgu srr1r- with
terrible Ca-uessae- and e.e.a-, 6. no .f1f., ,ousEy
from hundreds ol Ups. By some means =
rope was secured all .l q moment more the
iuIuraicd man l7au.- a.rl baga rag.cd from
the church aud aG-gsr-a- ~ t'a lr., cruve-
uIgut object, hg. %. rha. as...g.. Instant DElecr
l!'cHulaus % fHe AlnrfclH-U Precinct rushed
IN, aud Iufcrgu-al himself ue.Earg GlJucy
aud the maduru-4 c1uE-. CATION. Being thus
given q moment for reflection. ras Uurfa-ei
multitude became quiet. and GiDuey was
taken wlgAou. difficulty from the church hy
the officer, and Immediately aEferTard 10 the
Niueteeurh Precinct s-atIsu House where be
was locked up 70 a=ai, zrrai saa.eut thss morn
ing. atthc IgEkgi..e Police Court. 0u charge
of lelsuIDus assault. gur.-F. the Wounded
man. was taken 90 uer.. b.rig- drug store,
where tie knife rg.at was extracted and is
being found lLat IaC ualEl was ROT Ci scTi-
Gus nature, he was permitted 90 g1 home
The affair caused almost lubggulrl eEcite-
meut, not ouiy among those present q: tho
church, but among all =Iaz-Gs iu the vicinity.
doubtless attract large crowds ~ tie Police
Court this morning.
During the Afternoon tHs prisoner WIS
visited IN his eel. uy Dr. swan. aud 7rss 50
greatly excited as 20 raise serious Gougfs Of
his sanity. lie indg.-gd 10 the most abusive
language concerning the clergy ofthc church,
and declared that be took the axe viii: him to
cut down the image Of the Saviour. which be
seemed TO think was prgfaued IN the church
lie aiteTward avOWed the same purpose 10 the
parish priest. who also called upon him. and
ne shocked the clergyman by the violence and
o5seenity Of the epithets which he hurled
upon him. L was generally believed, from
the conduct aud language Of the prisoner, that
he vas maniac.
n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23
The Ezoursion.

Tie Puiy-Plll .S.-,..,,., "A.
tertaiau.sz: B'afslsr- 10 .SlH .rj-y-.l5,,.
The entertainment given ve7fs-i,v bv A.
Garrett 70 tho members Of ;ho JOINT Uisb
Commission and isig.ds was as sue,,z>r,I a.
~ vas eteEaut. 1sigre wero ai.sut fart,- ,,sr.
ssiiris- ='s,zae s1'l--e
De Grey, Sir Stafford S0stsc8.e. S5l lil1rarl
Thornton, General Sehcuck. General NIL
!iams, Judge l'ua-. Secretary Rgbes5r. Col.
one' bernasa. Ar NgTfbc1-c, Mcss~s. LIS
tange, PISenhaui and Howard, gud Cap,ain
Ward o: the British Le-as.an Indy TFo.n-
ton. Lady Macdonald. Nr~. Lt-h. Ms Ban
croft Davis, Mrs Aa6cE, NGs Emory. tho
Hilssss Schemes, thc Misses LoriuE, Mss Lee,
hiss Iiarrls, etc
Tie special ,rain oF Pullman ralace cars.
which lai been forwarded from Chicago las,
week Tor the accommodation ul ale New York
c&cusinulsts, was refa.ul6 for th.s uccI,fon.
IL consisted OF 1Wa magnificent drawing roorn
cars, sleeping car, rHmur.-ssr.at car. G,ted
up Hs restaurant u.rh hIsalcu and zee box
attached, "a smoking car with card tables aud
taib-l's shop. ana q ba--arC ear. The costly
elegance OF Ine whole aGur made striking
impression, even urUu those who were accus-
toned 20 ;he .EEuEgG5 comfort uf frs, class
LuroI can carr.a-a.. i6lscI. IL IS more than
probable that ,h., train. which was ru,icn up
especially for tie first excursion from Boston
TO San Francisco, has uo equal il the world.
Not only do the cars, wliga are usually wide
and long, possess every possible comGrt. but
they are fitted up I1 O style which. while in
perfect good t-s'c siI.l borders uu the CT
tTava-aut.
The party was met hall. past s O'Clock a.
the Relay House, by Mr.. Garrett and -uccfal
car, accompanied 10y Ir O.. y. 81. Gulua and
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23

medium Of exchange. can be insiituied Il. .rourb
paper money based oa land-I mean urs,7I..
t'rs tI"'. THIS money am in favor Of using.
ana throwing gold and silver into the ea,erorv
and ils; Of all other crmm5ditiez and TO be
money no move
In yonr next issue viii publish the OUT
Iine OF this new monetary system, in ths
words and figures OF the author.
OBSERVER.
Summit Point, JsEersoa Co. ". Va
May L 1871
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23
POETICAL.
WHEN I MEAN TO MARRY.

ny ). G. SAKE.
When do mean to marry? We'll
'Tis Idle to dispute with tate;
But il you choose To hear me tell.
Pray listen while fix the date.
When daughters haste with eager feet,
A mothe.'s daily toll to share;
Can make the pudding which they eat,
And mend the stockings which they wear.
When maidens look upon n man
As in himself what they would marry.
And not army soldiers scan
A sutler and a cOmmissary.
When gentle ladics who have got
The offer of a lover's hand
Consent to share HE ''eartbly tot"
And do not mean his lot of land.
When young mechanics are allowed
To find and wed the farmers girls,
Who don't expect Il be endowed
With Tubics, dia mOnds and pearls.
when wives. in short, stsaII freely give
Their hearts and hs nds to aid their RpouaeR
And live "a they were wont to live,
Within their sirc's one-sLOry houses.
Then, madam If I'm not too old
R"jniced te quit this life,
III brush INV beaver, cease to scold,
And look about me Tor wife.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23
EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS!
SEVEN GOLD MEDALS
In oct. and Nov. 1869, and
ETnSy BDrNIT-NIE ,Nn ayrD

TEN FIRST PREMIUMS AND MEDALS
In Oct. and Nov. 1870.
4 wARDED to CHARLES NJ. STIEFF for the
- beet PIANOS, over Baltimore New York
Philadelphia and Boston Manufacturers.
OFFICEASD wAaERop,i. No . SuaTH LIBERTY S-
BALTIMORE, MD.
The StctT's Pi,u"s contain all the atcst improve
mcn's tu be found in fist ,lass Piano, with addi.
tiunsi Improvements utGiis own inv cUton to be
found in other instruments. The tone, touch and
finish Of their instruments cannot b. cxccllcd by
any ma nufSCturCd.
to $50.
Par!or Organs from the best makers. from $50 to
$3.50
Ecfsrers who have our Pianos in use:-warren
Ehy, John u. Packet. John Burma. Andrew AL
bridge. Charlie lRngd"n, Tho. &. Lac cklN nd, Thos
NJ !Hhrll. Fletcher RCar ney George ". Shirley and
!. Z. ChaplinC, "f Jrii-Tsnn county, w. Va.
% Send fn- = catalogue ntainiuC 900 namcs
of Southrrnerz who have purchased the SIieG Piano
since the close Ci the war.
January 2, ISL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23
FRESH MEATS AND FISH.

ENRESH meats can be obtained by calling on IN c
L at my place of businecs, butchcrcd by the bcst
butcher in the town Nr. 6 Gorge ". Young, Frcsh
f-h received dHiiy. Cnsh paid for fat s'U, of ali
Einds. Farmers will do well by giving me n call
before disposinE OF their Stuck.
}. II. EASTERDAY,
April c5. Market House Sguare.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23

NEW NoHK FoUNDLING STATIsrICs.-At
late meeting 10 rcurganizc the New York
Infant Asylum aud Founding Hospital. reso-
luti"ns were adopted TO so conduct it as to
save the mothers A. well as lessen the NOR
taliiy among deserted infants. During the
meeting DR.. Willard Parker gave some START
ling statistics. Anon. - 600 births aunu-
ally in that city, 2,5yO he said we're not ia
wcdock. and about 5000 foundNu.s die an.
nua'Iy ofncGlcc'. Or25. IG7 deaths iuL SD,
I,+JJ were children under one year of age.
equal to p 40 per cent. of all the deaths !;
and in 1870 the number Of infants dying
amogutcd to 81 per cent. of the whole death
rate. As an Illustration Of tie necessity Of a
mothers care, lie said Jhat ut an asylum in
Montreal, where tie bottle was used out of
+.u39 children received in six years. 3 .TG7
died, making 81 per cont. At RauGa,I's
Island Lu; 10 out o: 100 were saved when the
bottle was used where IErscs we're provided
- per ceut. we're slvcl. and where the moth.
er cared Tor the cbild fully 40 per cent. were
saved.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23
Spirit of 5effsrsun.
CharlestOwu, West Virg'a., May %.
Grant snufsd Ont.


The National Woman Suffrage Society met
in New York last Thursday. They are said
to have been grim looking band of stalwart.
energetic women. Mrs. Pauline Davis. who
opened the ball, said women no longer asked
for sufrage-they had it, and al that remain.
ed was to announce the fact, and educate the
women up to it.
Mrs. Stanton made the speech of the oeca-
sion. She is not G mt man, aDy way you
can fix it. The President ought TO be elected
by the popular vote-the office of Vice Pies
ident is useless Pos,ulasters aud other Fed.
eral Offices should bs'filed by tho popular
vote IN the Immediate localities where NanJed.
Then, she said
"The President would not be able to give
Offices to all his relations or sell them out in
exchange for horses, houses, cigars. aud dogs.
Sensation.l The present Chief Magistrate,
SO far from being a servant of the people iu
keeping with the principles Of republican gov.
erumeut, makes all the people his servants.
On the ith of March next Grant will leave
the White House, rich and Infamous
lCheers, and then vehement Kisses.
Mrs. Stanton. | suppose the misses all
come from the Democrats. You know the
Republican party is the PARTY OF great moral
ideas, believing in free speech. Prolonged
cheering, ard no more Kissing The speaker
then continued with her address. The Re-
publican party has done its work now let it
die, aud let its ashes be gathered to its fathers.
No military chclIain j. fit for the White
House ut this time. The Office is suffering
for the want of an able statesman. No Pres
ideut should ao allowed TO serve more than
one term. He would then attend TO the du,
ties of the Office instead Of preparing for his
own reelection. [APplause Grant must
not be rcnumiuated"
FrcRsricksJurg HeruH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23

THE WAsuINGToN TREATY According
to the Washington CAroni,Ie, the five arbi-
traitors under this treaty to adjust the \ Ia
bama claims are to be appointed one by the
President. one by the Queen of England. one
by the Emperor Of Germany. one by the
President of Switzerland. and one by the
King of Italy, and they are to meet in Genoa
The two contracting Governments also agreed
to use due vigilance in future to prevent the
building. fitting out or escape of any vessel
intended 10 make war upon another nation
with which it is at peace and to prevent such
vessels from entering their ports for repairs.
munitions, or supplies, OF. having entered, not
to permit their departure.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23

ONE OF \ FORMER GENERArIov.- The
venerable Jacob Barker, once 50 well known
a Quaker merchant in New York. and sub
sequentiy as a banke? in New Orleans, is now
srending his declining years in Phi'adclphia
lie resides on Spruce street, with hi, son
Abram. who surrounds him with every COM
fort which wealth can command. lie is now
in his nine'y-sccond year. Mr.. Barker was
in Washington when the capital fell into the
hands of the British, in 1914, and helped
MTs Madison to escape. 1t was he who cut
WashinGtons portrait out of the frame and
carried it off in safety. During the war he
was in New Orleans. where. ns publisher Of a
paper and owner of n bank, he was quite n
thorn in Zen Buffers side. He is descended
from relative Of benjamin Franklin, whom
nc much resembles in appearance. lie is also
distantly related to Ben Butler, whom he does
not resemble in any manner
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23

y HALF CENTURY WELL SpENr.-Rov.
DIR Tying, of ST. Georges Church. New York
has had "a most successful ministry. On sun
day fifty years of his pastoral labor were com
pleted. and he delivered on the occasion his
semi centennial sermon. In it he gave the
following interesting statements: During the
half century he had delivered 10000 sermons
and addresses had received 5000 persons
into the church by profession. aud had had
2o.OUO children under instruction. Fifty
young men had been prepared under his iu-
struction for the ministry. His congre.a-
tions had contributed over 100000 for
benevolent objects. and in addition had raised
100000 for the building of four churches
and six chapels
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23
ATTENTION. FARMERS!

7 WILL furnish blue Windpor Ground PI0ster at
i Sl05G per Ton. JAS. LAW. HOoFF.
ApVIi H.
IMPROVED double shovel Plougbs. For sale by
L May ,. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
WANTED.
TOLT'S Army. Navy and DR., COON Pistols, Srcn-
y Ger and Henry Sifcs and CHrbines, Tor which
Cash will be paid JAS. LAW. uOOFF.
December -, 1870.
RIITS Of Lumber, all dimensions. P.astorng
- Lath. &c-. furnished at short notice hv
Nov IG. JAS. LAW. HOOEF.
lust received n full stock of Wheeling Nails,
- Horse Shu-s, Powder. Steel. Iron, and goods IN
Nov. ,s., IS. ' " JAS. LAW. uooFF.
RROoT HANDLES, Broom Twine and
Fell. !. JAS. LAW. HOoTF
MACON. CARRIAGE AND BUGGY
WhiPS' Tor sale by ,,s law uoorr
TEMEST, Cistcrn Pumps ard Iron tubing. for
~ sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
DLNSrING and Gun Powder. Fuse. and Gun
ID Caps for sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
(NORS Hampers. Tyrha, Buc kcts. bushei Measures,
Jan. II. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
u ops, and Corda-e OF all kinda. for sale by
IL Jan. -. JAS LAW. HOOFF.
LIOESE Shoes, Nail Rod aud Iror. for sale bv
l Jan II. JAS. LAW. H0OFF.
rORS Shelters and Cuttinr Boxes rsaIc hv
- Jan. IL JAS LAW. HOOFF.
TOAI. Huds Fire Dogs Selves and Wire for "a ie
~ by JAS. La W HOOFF.
'I'HE Finest Az=ortmcut of Goods in my Iinc in
i th" Ns.l"v, and will be UudcrTn'i bv % one.
Jan. II, I>5I. JAS. LAW. UOOFF.
ENStS. supply Garden Seed Just received and for
4 sH.cbv JAS Jaw. hOOFF
CL0yER SEED SELVES lor sale by
~ Feb. JAS. LAW. nOOFF.
EETF&hE F$h. a Boat Chain for ''if jAsyLAw. syL noorF
cOO JAS, LAIT. HOoFF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23

- james Lynch. the colored Secretary Of
State Of Mississippi, has written a letter to
Governor Alcorn, in which he takes direct
issue with Senator Ames in regard to the he
cessIty ot Federal-interiereucc in the affairs
ut that State Lynch says: AS a rerrescn,
ta'ive man OF my race l wish to see the cx-
pertinent Of self government. without Federal
intervention, tried little while longer in the
State OF Mississippi have no doubt of the
result. Que thing Is certain the bayonCt
cannot give US peace and prosperity. 1t may
maim,ain order. while it glistenS, in garrisoued
towns; but we wish more than this. We
wish to win the hearts of the people to the
great doctrines of the Republican party, and
to nurture into full development as great love
for the American flag as when Mississippi fol-
lowed it to Mexico. The war of blood is over
Statesmanship alone finish this grand
work which Divine Providence ordered that
war should commence.
r r r
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23
WL1. Knabe & Co.,
Manufacturers of
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT

Manufacturers of
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
Piano TOT tCs-
wREEEo-:Is,.
ES. $50 ~. Bal Im0:e st. near EutaW.
BALTIMORE. MD.
TNhcsc INSTRUMENTS have been before the Public for
L ncariS Thirty y.aTI. n.d upon their cNc"ency
si0nc s:tJiuca AS uEPyrCHAsED PRE EMISCSCE,
which PToUuuaccs them unCguAIed. Their
TONE
comhipcH great power. crtuess pud enc singing
GGaiitv. y-g-: -Teat pu'ty Ui ItnGa t!nn, and
eyeHucs- tLrOug hJut the entire scale. Their
TCUCU
IL UlisUt rud elastic Eyd "utircIy free from the
Stiffness iUuUG in tnRav Pianos Ia
O3RTASSI!IP
they uacxceIlrri. usiug none bot the very best
sEAs"SGD s'ArEEIAL. the large capital employed in
oar hu-inc-S CHrHlinTUs :" Keep continually i'm
U!rUsc stock a. IUlIh~r. &c. hand
,sE- All uUr Square Pianos have uur New Improved
OvcrS;ruuC scsic and the AgrafIC Treble.
We would cali .Pecial attention TO our late i'm
pToyCmcuIs in
GRAND PIlYGS GYD SQUARE CHGNDS,
PATE~TEp AuGUsr IL. 1866,
Which bring the Piano nearer perfection than has
yet bee" attained.
Every Plane Fully Warranted for Years.
Sole Whol-za lc Agency for CARHART < NEED
HAMS CriCbratGI PAELoR ORG AZ and CHURcH
HAAAOSIUSs.
wM. KNABE &CO.,
No. $50 Wcst Baltimore St, near EutNw
April 20, IS7n-Iy. BALTIMORE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23

Over f9,Gc9 Policies Issued in JEO IGZES.
ISSURI&G OVER SSr.CUu.U 600
S3SS go OSEz ALL II, estIriEs. BIyIDEEo ron
1869. 10 Per CEs-.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23
"H0PEWELL MIL!S."

THE undersigned d"-irrs nforTn tho citfzep in
l the vicinity of HOPEWEIL MILLS other
~lse known az 'Stridcr's Mile" that having Sc
cured the services oG fret csss Miller he is pTe-
pared to do all kinds "f Grinding the shor,est no.
tiee and in the best manner. Flour sud Meal al.
ways ON hand. EUGENE BAKER.
August %. lSTO-f
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-23
Ed U c ATOM Al.
JEFFERSON INSTITUTE.
CnkRLESTOWM, VIRGINIA,

JEFFERSON INSTITUTE.
CHkRLESTOWM, VIRGIHIA,
TENIlE next Session will commence On MONDAY,
l. SEPTEMBER -. 1870.
Being provided with competent n hssistants, every
advantage for thorough course Ia Eugi the
Language, Drawing, Music Piano a nj OTcau
will be afforded. Particular attention will be paid
I" Music and pupils vii! he required to play the
Musical S"irccs hen the friends of the pupils can
have m Opportunity to judge Of their progrcss.
Vocal music Will DC taught in classes well
by private iDszDu.
For Circuiars, Tcrms, & apply to- the Principal,
July 10 1870. Mas A. VI. FORREST.
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
ALEX. MARTIN, D. D.. PREsrDExr,
With iuIl corps Of Professors.
APENtD hut recently Z purpose Of instruction,
~ this In,''tutiun has already attained a very
II p" scsses the finest grounds and buildings in
Glasses are formed in all the regular Departments
OF CoI!Cgiat" HT'i Scientific Study
Special advantages for thuruu gh acquisition Of tho
Modern Lauguagcs, the STUDY Of Geology, and
other hrancEcsl IA the iutcrCEt ut Agriculture
Chemistry taught according to the new and only
correct system.
IeRchcrs' Class ever Spring Term.
\ valuable Cabinet and Apparatus
Tuition, from SO to SGT perNcar.
FALA TEU,I brFus September 9Th; Winter, De-
ccmbCT GtH Spring. Mach 2Ist
Commencement. June l5,h.
o. SeLd for a Catalogue.
GEO c. STCRGISS,
Secretary board a. Rcgcuts.
Morgnntown. w. Va, August ID. is7O-Iy.