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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-23

CHICAGO, March 22.-Flour quiet and
firm. Wheat-No. spring quiet and /
@sc lower; closing steady at $1.26s cash;
$1.26s seller April Corn-No. 2 mixed
more active but 10 lower at 52@524c cash.
Oats-No. 2 quiet; closing at 1910 cash.
Rye-No. 2 dull at 90@91c. BarleY--No.
2 dull at SOC Highwines SIC. Provisions
active but lower, mess pork closing at
S19. 75@19.s74 cash. Lard closed at life.
Dry sailed meats in fair request; shoulders
go; rough sides SIC; short ribs SIC; short
clear 94@94c; sweet picked hams 124c.
Hogs active and 10000 lower at Sc. 37S9
7123. Cattle active and 10@25c big her
at 5.5O@7. 124.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-23
Louisville Markets.

LOUISVILLE, MATCH zz.-FIour-better
demand; extra family $3.50. Grain IN
changed. Oorn and wheat In fair demand
Oats and rye quiet. Groceries-fair job
bing demand. Hay quiet and weak; choice
held at $19, delivered. Provisions
Mess pork in fair demand; sales of 500
bbls at $50. Bacon dull and lower; S4@
10s@1O5c, packed. Bulk meats, demand
lower, 74@94@1Oo, loose. Hams-good
demand; large sales; sugar-cured 16c; plain
14tc, packed. Lard quiet; tierces 12c;
kegs I34c. Whisky dali at s5c. Tobacco
fairly active; sales 263 hhds; $3.50 to $40
for common Jugs to medium leaf; S23 to
X24 for fine crtfino Leaf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-23
Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, March 22-Flour quiet
and unchanged; family $6.30@6.5O.
Wheat dull and dropping; red 1880
1.38. Oorn-dsmand good at full prices;
57@5Sc. Rye nominal, firm; none on the
market Oats steady at 5O@52c. Barley
dull at 7S@S5c. Mess pork dull and un-
settled; sales $50 bbls at $4,000. Lard
dull and dropping; sales at 11sc- Bulk
meats and dropping; sales 100000 lbs at
7@84@94@93o, closing with more sellers
than buyers. Bacon dull and dropping at
72@1O4@1Oac, closing nominal. Whisky
dull and dropping; small sales at SEC.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-23
New Orleans Markets.

New ORLEANS, March g. Flour dull;
superine $6@6.12t; extra Sc. 5O@7. %.
Corn quiet at zoe. Oats 65@68c. Bran
$1.4O. Hay easier; prime $25; choice
$27. Pork dull; mess held at S21.75.
Bacon dull at S4@sI@11a@12c. Hams
sugar cured 16c. Lard dull; tierce 124@
lSc; key 13a@14c. Sugar frmer, supply
light; good at 74973c; prime to strictly
prime at 93@104c. Molasses-plantation
reboiled 45@4Sc. Whisky dull; Western
rectifed 85@95e. Coffee 14@15sc, gold
duty paid. Sterling 1919. New York par.
Gold 1114.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-23

CAIRo, March 22-Tyrone, Nashville
packet, P NJ. River fell u inches. Clear.
Mercury IS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
SOWING SEEDS.

We are sowing, daily sowing
Countless seeds Of good and i'll,
Scattered OH the lovely low!hnd,
Cast upon the windy hill;
Seeds that sink IN rich brown burrows,
Soft with heavens gracious rain:
Seeds that rest upon the surface
OF the dry, uuyieIding plan
Seeds that fall AMID the stiffness
OF the lowly mountain glen;
Seeds cast ont in crowded places,
Trodden under foot of men,
Seeds by idle hearts forgotten,
Flung at random on the air;
Seeds by faithful souls remembered,
Sowr in tears a d love and prayers.
Seeds that lie unchanged un1uichenrd,
Llteless on the teeming mould:
Seeds that live and grow and flourish
When the sowcr 3 hand Is cold;
BY whisper SOW we blessings.
By a breath We scatter strItr;
In our words and looks and actioos
Lie the seeds OF death and life.
Thou who knowest all or weakness,
Leave us not to SOW alone
Bid Thine angels guard the throws
Where the precious grain n s0Wn
Till the fields arc crowned with glory,
Filled with yellow rlpened ears
Filled with fruit Of life eterna,
Prom the seeds We sOaed III tears.
Check the forward thoughts and passions,
Stay the hasty needless hands,
Lest the ,e&ms OF Si.l and sorrow
Mar our fair and pieasant lands.
Father help each weak endeavof,
Make each faithful effort best,
Till thine harvest shall be garncre's,
And We enter into rest.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

A new idea for statuary has been given
to the world Every now and then We hear
of bodies that have been Nnnnitted to the
mother earth, SO many years ago, coming
again to light, petrifed. The last case is
that of Mrs. Nancy Biggs, Of Milford
county. Ohio who was buried fifteen years
partially turned to stone. When buried
she weighed one hundred and eighty
pounds: when cxhumed about seven hun
drcd. Now, says some genius. why not
mark these petrit,ying localities. and plant
dead heroes. statesmen, divines or others
whose forms We wish to transmit topos-
terity in appropriate Attitudes, and let them
petrify. Then dig them up and set them
up, saving the cost OF stOne-c ting. and
adding to the mcritorious deeds of the
statues lifetime the last. of ''scu!p4ns" Linn
self.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

A singular Old man was lately burned to
death near Utica, Illinois, in Il cave where
he had lived thirty years. His name was
Ira Mills, and he had beena clergyman, but
for some reason best known to himself he
had retired from the world to mediate
upon five old coffee pots, seven lanterns,
three axes, skillets. pans. hoes, scythes,
horse shoes. nails, hammers and scraps of
old iron, with which he decorated his cave,
which lay at the top Of hill near the lovely
village of Utica. He was great reader OF
the Bible, and took remarkable views Of
human life and transactions. He was a
miser. and gave one of the most remarkable
reasons on record for not collecting one
thousand dollars that were due him. He
said he was afraid to collect the money. as
he had secreted ii good deal of money some
where in the neighborhood of his cave, and
Of course the people of Utica will search as
diligently and futilely for it as ever man
searched for Captain kidd's treasures. He
was burned in the seventy-sixth year of his
age, and died lamented by nobody who
knew him.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

The London Daily Ncms has received q
letter from Professor Beesly, in which he
writes: From the first l never concealed
my opinion that England should have inter-
fered to prevent the attack upon Germany.
did not indeed, speak or write publicly on
the question, partly because Germany did
not need our assistance in the same degree
that France does now; partly because I was
at distance from London during the first
seven weeks Of the war"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12
1e,r Orleans Republican.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL JOURNAL Of NEW ORLEANS
LITTLE MINNIE'S WISH.

The following neat little Rhyme was pub
Iished in the Sunday Delta nearly nine
years ago 1t presents childs view OF
the situation of affairs when IA portion OF
the people of the South were out " hshtine
for their rights
I wish this war was ended
And father was at home,
Then mother would not cry so much.
Oh! why don't father come
I'm sure my mother loves me,
But why, can not tell,
She makes more new clothes for me
But sews on clothes to sell
asked her once about II,
But mother would not speak
She only pressed me to her breast
While tears fell on my check.
I'm sure there's something very ia"
Has happened, for know.
NV mother did not do this way
About twelve months ago
am too young to reason much,
But think it very strange
That lust because dear ia: hers sous
That everything shoxld change
Por since he went away, the man
That used to bring us bread,
Has ceased to come along this waye
I'm thinking he is dead
see the mlkman still goes by;
But why, can not tell,
He will not stop at our house.
Nor even ring his bell.
The butcher too, that Used to he
So kind, polite and clean,
Will not bring ma one bit Of meas
think he is right mean.
told my ma to chan re them all,
And try some other men,
She sighed, and then cane down her sheehe
Big tears like drops OF rain.
Ma used to have nice furniture
But why can not say,
She let man who had car.
Haul pearly all away.
| wish this war was ended,
And father was at home;
Then ma I'm sure would smile again;
Oh when will father come!
Ne. Orleans, June IS, 1862.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

A widow, who appealed to the spirit of
her departed husband to advise her as to a
purchase she was contemplating, received
the following answer: "Do just as you
please, because l know you will any way.
don't forget peoples dispositions, even if
l have been through death. So, Nancy do
just as you please. If you want to buy,
buy; and if you get into any trouble by it,
get out of it. You are smart enough
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

in the northern extremity of the Bay of
Btscay last yea~ The depth was two
thousand four hundred and thirty-tivs
fathoms-nearly three miles SO practiced
was the hand Of the officer who made the
sounding that the shock OF the arrest of the
weight at the bottom was distinctly felt by
him. The sinkers on the apparatus used
weighed three hundred weight. and the
time occupied by the descent was thirty.
five minutes and thirty-fve seconds.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

An Ohio farmer saw stranger tearing
down his rail fence, and hailed him to know
the reason. The reply was that he was sud-
denly seized with the shakes and was hold
ing on to the fence for support.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

Charles H. Prebie is tao Massachusetts
express messenger who was notified last
week that $l3O.000 awaited his order. that
being the estimated value Of the estate OF
his uncle who had Just died il Ohio. Super
intendent Jones remarked at pay day that
he presumed Charles wouldn't be round at
many more pay days. Well" said
Charles. III stay awhile longer. don't
know why can't work as well now as be
tnr -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-02-12

There was not another WORT IN the vaicn-
tine. Sealing it up, she hurried out with it
and dropped it i'll tho post Office. No mcr-
chant, sending all his fortune to sea in one
irail bark. ever watched the departure and
trembIed for the result of venture as she
did. spain did not pray half so fcryently
when the invnciblc Armada sailed. l. was
an unuttered prayer-an unutterabl pie prayer;
for heart and hope were the ladins of the
little pcture-boat that sailed out that day,
with no other wind but her wishes in its
sails.
!'She sat down at her window until she
saw Henry Gilbert pass the next street
corner Oh his morning walk to the pOstotfice
Threo minutes after he went home, evil
IDENTIFY in great state of excitement, with
her valentine open in his hand. After
whilo no went back again toward the post
office, and returned. Had he taken a reply ;
Jennie again sought the Office. There
were people all around with those h:deOus
things that they call comic valentines open
in tLeir hands; and they actually seemed to
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14
NJ A RRIED.

On the2nd instant, atthe BRIDES home, Mt.
Vernon, Md, by Rev. j. a. McFuden, Mr..
GEo, 7. RICHARDSON Of Baltimore county, to
Miss MARY Z. Cox, formerly Of Harpers
Ferry.
AT jackson, Mo, on the Both ult., at tho
residence of the brides father, G. W. Peuder.
grass, NAT. o. SUwERs, formerly of Clarke
county, Va, to Miss Harriet ADELINE
PENDERGRAss.
On Oct. 25th, in the Church of tho Holy
Trinity, Lancaster, Pa, by Rev DR.. Green.
valid, assi>tnd by Rev. Charles S Albert, tie
Rev JoELT. RosSJTER, Pastor oftbc Reform
Church, Shepherdstown, W. Va, to Miss
NETTIE NJ. SnENER, Of Lancaster, Pa.
At Cnpon Bridge, October Sl,t, by Rev.
Geo. i. Lcyburn, Mr. STEPHEN 2. STACK.
HOUSE, of Winchester, Va, and Miss ELLA
V. BEALL, of Hampshire County. West Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14

SENsArIoS.-Th Grand Division Of Viz.
giua, Sons Of Temperance, is disguised with
the action of the National Division, in admit
ing two coIcrCd men as delegates at its late
session 10 Boston, und has resolved as follows:
Re.olrM, That the Grand Division ofthc
St ,te Of Virginia ut regular session, have
determined that neither ut tho present nor any
future time will it recognize or tolerate the
resolution passed ut the September session OF
the National Division in regard to tho rights
and privileges Of colOrcd persOns and unless
the National Division. St its earliest opportuni'
ty. rCsciucd tho said obnoxious resolution, We
will proceed at once to sever our connection
with the National Division.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14
Be Guided by what you Know.

There is an old proverb which says, ELK.
perience is the safest guide" TO this guide
the sick and uiling naturally turn when east
ing about for the means OF relief. They in
uuire what medicine has done for others,
before they adopt it themselves. Of all the
remedies and prcventivCs in use, llOstetters
Stomach Bltters meets the test most trium-
phantIy, and hence its immense popularity
and vast sales. The sufferer from indigestion
is sure to find some one among his friends who
has been cured of that ailment by the famous
vegetable s,omachic. The victim of fever and
nguc. liver complaint, constipation, nervous
prOstraton, or general debility, has only to
make inquiry in the neighborhoOd where he
resides IN order to discover what this standard
restorative has effected in cases similar to his
own. Inthe published testimony to its merits
he will fud n volume of proofs of its sanitary
properties, which it is impossible for his com
mon sense to resist. He tries it. and the ei.
feet is produced on his system adds OnOther to
the host Of witnesses in its favGr. Thus, its
reputation, founded on facts, not assertions,
continually grows and spreuds. Charlntnns
aud impostors, sOuIo of them mere local trick.
stcrs, and others who take somewhat wider
range, attempt to thrust into the hands and
down the tIrouts of invaids, their haphazard
connections, us substitutes for the tonic which
for so many years has been u medicinal staple
throughout the United States. Spanish Amer
len, Canada, and the West Indies, but only
succeed to very limited extent. In this
reasoning aec, the people, having ascerraincd
what is really deserving Of their confidence,
decline running after strange gods"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14

Temperance address at DgGc'Gs We
are requested to announce that the Rev. j.
b. Fitzpatrick, of shepherdstown, will deliv'
or Temperance Address in the Presbyterian
Church at Dufields Depot, on Thus day
evening, 2Sd Instant, before Phoenix Division,
No. 10, SO I. The different Temperance
organizations Of the county have been invited
to attend. Exercises to begin at Go'clock'
Ishephcrds,owu Register please cOpy.]
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14
"O0 c.r,orHING
ATTENTION, FARMERS 4 OTHERS
WANTED

WANTED.
VOLTS Army Nav nnJ Dragon Pistols, Spen.
! J Ger and Henry RitleS and CarlnG', l9r which
Cash will be paid JAS. LAW. HOoFF.
December Is, 1870.
DILLS Of Lumber, all dimensions. PiNGtering
ID Lath, &c., furnished at short nntiCe nv
Nov is. JAS. LAW. H0oFF.
rEMENT, Chtern Pumps and Iron tubing. for
" sale by JAS. LAW. nO0FF.
BLASTING and Gun Powder. Fuse, aud Gun
d Caps for salu by JAS. LAW iOoFF.
froRNllnmpers, Trb., Buckets. bu,hel Measures,
" wUOi Ware. fur saloDy
MACHINE OIL Tor sale by
M Jas. LAW. HOoFF.
DATENT Cleyis. that diGpcnsrS with the Treble
/ Tree on PIOughs. Fer gAe by
May! JAS LAZY HooFF'
IMPROVED double shovel PlUurhS. For sails by
Maya. JAS. Law llo0FF.
EISE assortment of Carriage, Buggy and ladies
i riding Whips, for sale by
july ii ISL, Jas. LAW. HO0FF.
DRASs, BelI Metal and porccininc lined KeItIcs,
Is Tor sale by JAS. LAW lIoOFF.
tlEANlLESS cotton grain Sacks, for sale by
> JAS. LAW. HOGFF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14

Some ono a,kcd Mrs Cady Stanton If
she Thought the girls possessed the physique
necessary for the wear and tear Of college
course Of study. Her reply is both sensible
and sarcastic. al would like to see you" "
said Mrs. Stanton, take thirteen hundred
Young men, and lace them up, and hang ten
t, twenty pounds weight Of clothes to their
waist, perch them upon three iuch heels coy
or their heads with ripples, chignons, rats
and mice, and stick ten thousand hair'p pins
into their scsIps; If they can stand all this
they will stnud little Latin and Greek"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14
PUBLIC SALE
OF
LAND IN BERKELEY COUNTY.

DY virtue Of Deed OF Trust, bearing date on the
ID 9Th dAyUt June. lsb9, given by u u. ilullis. 10
tho undersigned rs TRUSTEE, OF Record In the Re-
cordcrs Office Of berkeley county, ". Va. to se,
cure tho payment Ot three bands given by said
IIDllis, to Thomas Brown. TruGtrc-fUr thC deferred
payment, on SOid ISnd-e each tUr the sum Of 8 1896,
IS, aud payable respectively rn the let day of DC
tobcr, 1869. the 9th day Of June, 1870, and the oh
day 81 June, 1871. all bearing interest from the raid
9Th day Of June, 1869 The two honda ln.t named to
br frat satisfied the Undersigned will offer ur sale
nj Public Auction, at u'cluck,P W.. in trout Of
Post Office. in the town Of Smithiied, Jefferson
eOunty,nn
81 TL'RDAY, NormLer 25h, 1871,
a certain TRACT or parcel of LAND Conveyed in
said trust, stun ted and lying in the sAd county OF
berkeley On the road leading from Snithtirld to
bunker Iliii, and about iva micS from the fIrInsr
place. adjoining the lands OF Valentine Shnnll.
John Chapman and others. and containing l0I
acres, . r0udS aud 20 poles. The imprnyrnrmls
consist OF a good FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
tsrven rOoiUs) and good Barn. There is alec
fine Sprc G nrar tho hUutr.
The TenantS intrreSt in the growing crOps RcK
presSly reserved. pnspcssinn given ON tho day
Of April. lSi2. TERMS CASH
JOSEPH TRAPSELL.
Oct 81, lS7i-t. Tu'hC.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14
SHERlFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of an Execution Of Firi Faeias, from
ID the Circuit Court Of JrtItrsOn County. ". Va,
and to me directed. in favor Of Il. LacAS Ir.. late
Sheriff, against tue Eooda and rlHttlc Of n. W.
Manning and others, Twill sell for Cash, on
Tuesday, l4M dey IF NOrrmDer "crt,
lat day Of JeIarson Circuit Court, in front OF the
Court muse door in CharleStOwn, the following
property, hA~ciy: ~
Three Work Horses,
Three Hogs aud lot Of Pigs,
Nine Cattle,
Twelve ShCrr,
One Wagon, one Cart,
llArnrSs, &c.
C5- Sale to take place ut . o'clock, Pm.
GEORGE KOONCE. b. s.,
For Z, ". POrTLRrlELp, late S, Grill.
Oct. II, 1871 To-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14

Virginia MIS- FlOw.-Ne are indebted
to our sld friend John Chambcrliu. Esq, for
i 50 IL sack Of Extra Flour manufactured ut
the Virginia Mills, Jefferson County. NesSTs'
Baker and Chambetin have taken these mills,
formerly known as tho "IlOpcwcll' and are
now engaged in the manufacture OF all the
best grades Of -four, the sample sen, US being
equal to any we have ever used, mud lnr wt'e"
We return our thanks.-BTkc'1 tnior.
1--WE shall be pleased to speak better as to
quality, when ue have occuar demonstration
BY tho half.barrcl,-h Spirit
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14
NOTICE..


The unc1,mplcd sa,cstactiou that NATTAS'S
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY hGa given in this city, as
evidenced by the repeated orders Of some Of the first
drurg,Sts, induce w to direct especial aud pOric'
uar attention to the great fact that by itp u0c you
gain all the advi ntAgcs claimed tor the many
poisonous compounds in nEc, tn.Wit the rcs'Ura'
ton Of the color and growth Of the hair aud the
speedy rcmovnl Of daudruiI without the least pos
siblc injury .ns Crystal DiSc"vcry ia positively
warranted to contain no poisOnoud substance. neither
Lead, Sulphur or silver.
It's perfect clrsnlinrts ia reason not lightly to
be overlooked, it will neither stan the skin or
clothes in one sentence, it isrxar,y what has been
wanted fOra long while, RcsiOr-ro the lair that
may be used without the fear that you are .uins to
have Neuralgia, Paralysis, Lead Collie An'I vsrlon'
other complaints. the result OF tho use Of lead prep
nraiiUns.
IA simply drcSsing Tor the lair, 1t has also been
found to he uurxcellrd.
Lette,s III our p,sscs'ioa might be published by
the Srore. nllrcconmcuding it in the highest terms,
Of which We PROMISE to give y"u some in future.
by all mcauS try ir,a.wc are sstisGed it will give
you entire sA:isaction. Price g per bottle. For
sale by druggists generally.
ARTHUR NATHAN,
Inventor and Proprietor,
Washington, d. Z,
TowhOn Addrcssa!l OrdcrI.
To he had in CAatltstOwn, W. Va, Of GEO. T.
LIGHT X co.
To be had in IIarprra Ferry, ". Va, Of Z. E.
BELLER AMI Druggists guucIAlly.
June 81, IS7I-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14

Our Circuit CourL-The first November
Term held in this town for several years, will
convene on to-day (Tucsdpy.) His Honor,
Judge L. B. Hall, will preside. A Grand
Jury has been summoned for the occasion,-
A Peti, Jury will be appointed by the Court,
and summoned for tho Term. No tine more
favorable than this, friends Of the "Spir@,"
TO hold us in kindly remembrance.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14

Fatal liccident-WO regret to learn that
DR.. a. U. Hammill, ono Of the most promi'
ncut aud highly esteemed cilizens Of Mar.
tiusburg, fell into an open cellar on Saturday
morning last, aud when found, at S O'clock,
was quite dead, his neck being broken by the
fall. He was called up a. ., a. NJ, to visit
a patient, aud had gouo but u lew steps when
the accident occurred
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14

The MeW Hotel.-Dr. John P. Hale is
pushing work on the new hotel with great
energy and rapidity. AbOur ono hundred
and fifty workmen are employed upon tho va.
rious branches Of work connected with the
hotel, aud their labora are telling finely 10 tho
advancement Of the building. Tho work is
being done In tho most substantial aud ole.
CANT manner, and gives assurance that the no.
tel, when completed, will have, in point Of
strength aud architectural beauty, no superior
10 Tho State,-C harleU,on Courier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14
R y o = n N 4 D..

r HAVE reopeued and retitted that eligible and
l spacious SALOON, next door to "SNppington
Hotel" and Immediately over tho Drug Store Of
brands Of LIQUORS, WINES and ALE that tho
market can furnish. OYSTERS will he kept con.
StantIy on hand, and preparcd by the plata in any
manner desired, or fIrRied al tho lowest price by
gallon mr. pint WIN, d. JONES.
u DnI 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14

The Nep York 0bserrer Enters upon its
Tiftieth Year on the lit Of january next-
Its career has been one of the most successful
in the history Of American journalism. Every
department is conducted with ability Its
Foreign Correspondence is unrivaIIed, and
its Independence in commenting upon pOIltl'
cal corruptiOus is 10 tho highest degree praise
worthy.
We notice that it appears 10 New Dress
and also announces that tho success OF its
Year Book for 1871 will result in Volume
No. . for 1872, which will be still more COM
ple.o in its statistical aud other tables Of in"
formation, and 10 its general arrangement.
Such enterprise deserves success, aud We
advise our readers to send for specimen copy
Of the paper. New subscribers will receive
the paper free until January Let.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-11-14

fs- All those afflicted with any form Of
disease, who reside in the vicinity Of llarpcrs
Ferry and Bolivcr, would do well to consult
with Dr.. srEARss, aud improve this rare op'
portuuity to DO cured. Remember, the day
and date of his visit u IIarpcr's Ferry, Is
Wednesday morning next, 18th int.