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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19
LEGAL.
NOTICE.

State Of Illinois. Alexander County, -.
In the Circuit Court Of Alexander Couhin.
Trus ,ees OF schools OF Townshp Seventeen south
Range one West, We. Elgsh ". stouitr ann
Caroline stoufer his wife, Ell NJ. Melton ana
Funices Meltor his wife, Isaac Levy, Alexander
Levy and j. n Flanagan. In Chaneery. Bill TO
foreclose mortgage. ,t..-
Notice is hereby gwen that the above sun = now
p.ndins in said Courr, and the time and place Of
me retiirn az summo1s In the case is the FIRST
Monday in July, 1871, at the court house IN CAIRO
JOHN Q. HARTMAN, Clerk.
Green 4 Gilbert, Solicitors for Conpit.
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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-19
NorIcE.

State 81 Illinois, Alexander county, s.
To the Nay Term, A. D., ISL, of the AoXaIder
county Probate Court
In the mstter Of the gnardisnsh y Of minor
heirs Of Peter stspleton, deceased Notice OF
. Resignation.
IOrli persons concerned fake nOticc, that
ne undefslg1ed, guardian the person ami
property OF iichael stapleton, minor heir OF
rstef stapl. ton, deceased, viii, on the thlrd day
o. me May Term, d., ls7i Of the i'd court, 10
ne ho'aen ~ tho court house IN the city Of Cairo,
sAa county. on The third Monday Of May
next, prescn, 10 laid court Tor acceptance, mis-
tssgnstion ofthe Office Of guardian Of said Nj
'haei stspleton, according TO the STATUTE in such
sse made ana provided.
.... JOHN CANNON,
,.. Guardian OF Michael Sapleton.
p'"ed MCsro, HIS this l7'hday OF Aprh, 1871.
aUrls ali An ,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
The Coming English Harvest.
FROM TIE LONDON nary

FROM TIE LONDON DAILY NEWS.
Though thereis an old prOverb that drought
never bred dearth in England We have had
such continuous drOughts of late years that
the pastures have suffered and there has been
dearth of green crops, if tue corn crops have
not suffered A dearth of grass aud turuips
end manSoId aud clover Is almost as serious
IN tins generation as 4 dearth of corn was in
the days of our great grandfatbers. Frce
trade has made Us tar less dependent on our
own harvests; but our wonderful prosDer;rv
and the rapid development of population and
OF luxury, have made US more dependent than
ever on the produce of the meadows. The
prlce OF meat and milk and butter is mora
important question to most hOuSeholders than
the price OF bread; and shoWerv summer with
plentiful attergrowth of grass, its enriched pas
lures, Its boun;iIu! supply of food for sheen and
cattle. would more than compensate for the in.
jury It might iOfiict on the hay aud the corn.
The rains of juno have at any rate given tho
farmers abundant keeping tor their stock, aud
modern farmer Is anxious for his focks
and herds as for his corn. There are, how
ever, many reasons for especial rejoicing tina.
while the green crops are promising, there is
no fear for the harvest. There is an unusual
deficiency to meet. The coming harvest has
to supply the waste OF one of the most deso-
lating years iI modern history In large
part of Europe the labor usually given to pre-.
paration for the harvest has during the past
twelve mouths been seriously diminished
MuitltUdes who are usually employed in tend.
ing the fields have been turned aside to battle:
aud the very reverse Of the prophecy has been
witnessed, for the ploughshare has been
turned into the sword. Large tracts of coun>
try on which last years crops were standing
III all their autumn richness and beauty, were
tTamPied over By armed hosts, aud the ripe
crops were turned, in the waDton was,eful-
ness OF way, 20 the base uses of thrashed
straw
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
How to Achieve Success.

Keep your eye fixed on the mark. and
don't finch when you pull the trigger. The
steady nerve Is necessary to carry ont the
bold plan. Could the multitude Of failures.
which are recorded every day, be thoroughly
examined as to their cause, it would be found
that great proportion of them resulted from
want OF nerve, at just the moment when An
unwavering sight aud a steady pull would
have accomplished the object. Ii one is to
succeed, he must FIX his eye on the mark, and
never think otherwise than that he will hit IL.
Many a hanisman, whose understandable il
none the best, has as,ouished himself by shots
made under circumstances when he mus. IN
win his gun aud blaze away, with scarcely
.rI! 1Ime gwen to know" what he is firing at
hesitate or waver when pressing the trigger
Let any enterprise be ever so boldly projected
and energetieally pushed, if the nerve fails
at The last moment, goodbye to success.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25

them" In the language of the st. Louis
Republican, g WteR a central government be.
gins TO appropriate the POuerS of surrounJ-
ing States or PrOviRees, IL aerer, of its o,ra
accord, ceases from the process"
This Process was begun by the majority
faction in Congress in their denomination
policy 50 called, by which, at one blow, ten of
the States of the Union we're stricken from
the roll of COmmOnWealths, and put in a con,
ditiOn far worse than that of Provinces
They were reduced, with all their seven mill
lions Of population, to a condition worse than
that of serfdOm. They were subjected en-.
tirely to military rule, without the recogni.
tiOn of a single civil right!
What are the usurpations Of the Ku- Klux
Bill, compared to this Fellest of all blows at
the very citidel Of Public Liberty
Now we advise and cousel no forcible re-
sistance to any of these usurpations. We
advise obedience to them so long as tbCy have
the forms of law as judicially expounded and
enforced by those in authority, clothed with
power to execute them. But we do insist.
that in deuOuncing the latter and later of
these usurPatiOHs, the voice Of the people
shall not be si6eHced against the former aud
greater. We moreover much more insist,
that the people shall not be taught to believe
or assert Tor any purpose whatever, that any
OF these usurpatioDs have been nothing but
acts OF settlements of questions growing out of
the war or its results; and above all we in
slst, that these usurpatiOns shall never be re-
coGnized by the people at the polls, as set
tlemeut Of any question SIN tie manner and
Cy tie authority ComstitwiionGiLy appointed"
These measures were in no way connected
with the legitimate results Of the war. The
Union was fully restored under the Coustitu-
tlon when they were enacted. Thev were
contessedly 'ouIsdc Of the Constitution" aud
therefore openly Revolutionary IN their char.
acter aud objects.
Tho settlement of them -so.cglled
moreover the work Of fraud, pcrfLv. and u.
oleucc, a mode eUd manner" utterly At var
with the authority Coustitutioua!!y appointed.
Oae oi the great lee questions now. there
fore, before the Peoples of the United States
Is indeed the Constitutional question, not
whether State has right to secede, or to
nu.!ity an act Of Cougress-but whether A
State has any right which the Federal Gov.
ernment may not at its pleasure set aside
On this alone, We are willing to unite with
all friends of liberty in all the States of the
Union, IN the coming contest, TO put out of
power those who have the present control of
the Federal Government, and who have 50
wickedIy abused their high trusts-whose pro
gress, If not arrested, will end inevitably in
DespOtism.
1t the battle be pitched upon this ground
alone, with 10 soft words OF ursurpatlons OF
any sort, there will be no need Of '.lcyies -
tobn"ic"rS o! their own accord, when the
signal Is given, will pour forth from every
quarter with that cHhusiGn for the cause.
which love of liberty ever inspires, and which,
IN popular elections, is ever the surest "carnest
"i victory a. ii. S.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
s@TRANsIRNF BTLLs-oAsp
Adversely.

When man is in the nOOntide'Of prosperi.
ty the world seems only made for him-the
sun shines to give him pleasure, aud the
heavens are spread above to delight him with
their fairness. He sees no other world than
his own, aud his loves and emotions are too
apt to narrow down aud centre about himself
But the night of adversely comes; the vail Of
darkness hangs over the earth-her greenpess
aud promise are mostly hidden from him. buE
ne tnds that che sky above is full Of Stars
which beckon cu his deepened thoughts 70
more exalted hopes. He sees that every star
rs, Is a mighty world, full, perhaps, of beings
like himself, possessed by their own pettv
cares and joys-and thus his mind is led aWny
into lilIm'tAble contemplation; eternity and
the universe shame his small seIF,lo5e: he
hnds that the worlds circle not around him
but that he is only triIing part of the Great
creation, fulfilling his destiny through GOOD
aud evil, waiting upon the development. Of
the Divine plan. As he grows humble, no
grows trusttnl as he becomes chiId,Iike beis
really great. =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
AGENTS.

hB-The following gentlemen are duly au-
thorized to receive ADVERTISING and SUR
scRIPTIoN Tor the Spirit Of Jrbi5rsOm," aud
to cOllec; and receipt for the same:
GEO. D. MCGLINCY-4S 4ShcpherdSIo,en.
JoHN p. KEARFoTT-!HIrfins
RoBT. Ron Lucas aud J. HUNTER BEL
LER-Hdrper's Ferry.
JOEL ". ROBERTS Nid,lHctr0v.
JOnN uILL-DrGir11s Depot
ALEX. OsBOURN-L LRionCiUe.
NJ. w. BURR-Bro,cm's Shop
f, II. R"BERTs-Ke KeorncysCiUe.
HENRY S. LEAGUE-Lccfo,cn.
NJ. B. FRYER-BeyryyW. Clarke Co, Va.
JOHN ". DALGARN.
rs5- We call special attention this week TO
the above Agents, and hope those knowing
themselves indebted will call at once on them
in their respective neighborhoods, and settle.
Es' a SCHOLARSHIP in the celebrated
Commercial College of BRYANT. SrRATToN
& &SADLER, Baltimore, can be obtained On very
reasonable terms, if immediate application bs
made at THIS OFFICE.
May %, 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25

WHAT Is LIFE Life is but Deaths
vestibu!e, and our pilgrimage on earth is but
journey to the grave, the pulse that preserves
our being beats our dead march, aud the blood
which circulates our lie is floating il onward
to the depth of death. 70 day we see our
friends in health; tomorrow we hear of their
decease. We clasPed the hands of the strong
man but yesterday, aud to-day we closed his
eyes. We rode a chariot Of fort but
au hour ago; and ia few more hours the
last black chariot must convey Us to the home
Of all the living.
Stars die mayhaps it is said that conaa-
grafton have been seen altar of in the ether.
aud astronomers have marked the funeral of
ether worIds-thc decay Of those mighty orbs
that We have imagined set forever In sockets
OF silver to glsten as the lamps of eternity.
blessed. happy thought there is one place
where death is but lies brother, where life
Teigns alone, aud TO live" is not the first
sylisbe which IL to be followed by the next.
ito die" There is land where the death
kneliS are never tol!ed, where winding sheets
are never woven, where graves are never dug.
Blesi land beyoud the skies To reach it We
must die!
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25

y CHINESE VILLA Chinamau died.
leaving his property by will to his three sons,
as follows {: To Fum- lum, his elHeSt, one,
half thereof; Nu-Pin, hi- second son, one
third thereof, and to Dind- Bat. his Youngest.
ninth thereof. When the properfy was
invenioried it was found to consist Of nothing
more or less than seventeen elephants. and IL
puzzled these three heirs to decide how to
oiT'de ,he property according to the terms Of
the WI! without choPPiog up the seventeen
elephants, and thereby seriously inrair their
value. Finally they applied to wise neigh.
Dor, Sum Punk, for adyica. Sum-PuDk had
an elephant of his own He drove i, into the
yard with the seventeen. and said Nov.
We will suppose that your fa,her Ief, these
eighteen elephants. Fum-Hum take voyr
half and depart" So Fum-Hum took nine
elephants aud went his way. "Now. Nu-
Pin" said the wise nan. take YOUR third and
gi;-" 50 Nu-Pin took six elephants and
travelled. Now. Ding Bat" said the wise
man, lake your ninth aud begoue" So Ding.
Bat took two elephants and absqua,ulated.-
Then Sum-Punk took his own elephant and
drove him home again. Query: Was the
property divided according to the terms Of the
will !-EIch9nys
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS!
SEVEN GOLD MEDALS

In Oct and Nov. 1863, and
TEN FIRST PREMIUMS AND MEDALS
In Oct. and Nov. 1870,
A WAROED to CHARLES NJ. STIEFFH for the
a = pest flANoS, over baltimore New York,
OFFIcEASO WAsERooS. No. NoarH Liberty Sr
BALTIMORE, MD.
The Sticfs Pianos contain all the latest improve
mcntP TO be found in fIst class Piano win syIi
L1na' imProvCmcn'F of hfs own Invention act 10 he
I'un1 IN other lEsuumcuts. The tone, touch and
any mHnUfa CtarCd. -
Second Hand Pianos always on hand, from SIS
Parlor Organs from the best ms kers, from $50 10
. H5sreCs who have Pianos in use:- Warren
Ehy, John u. Packet, John Rurps, Andrew Al
HT'dge' ChSTIes LAnCdon, Tho. u Lakeland, ,Thoa
", ~ i'hel. Fletcher Nearney George ". Shirley and
!. !. ChSpliuc, OF Jefferson county, w Va.
e1-Scnd TO" a catalogue ntaininr 900 names
"t Souiherners who have purchased the StieH Piano
since the close Of the war
January 3. lsIl.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
ATTENTION, FARMERS 4 OTHERS


WANTED.
fNOLT'S Army. Navy and Dra rnon Pis,oIs Sr.n-
- Ger and h'ury Rihcs and CSrhin"r. tor which
Cssh will be paid JAS LAW IIUOFF
Dec.mter II, $50.
pILLS of Lumber, all dimcnsiors Piast.rinp
Nov is. JAS LAW UOOFE.
lust received full stock Of Wheeling Nails
y Horse Shors. Powder. steel. Iron and good. in
my line to which invite tentinn.
Nov. Is. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
RROOM HANDLES, Broow Twine and
Feb. I. JAS. LAW. uoOFF.
WAGON. CARNAGE AND BUGGY
Jan. L.. 1871. JAS. LAW. HooFF.
NEMEST, CistcTn Pumps aud Iron tuhipr for
~ FIle by JAS. LAW. uOOFF.
PLAsrING and Gun Powder. Fuse, snd Gun
- Caps for sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF,
NoRN Hampers, T"5', Buckets. bushe Measures,
~ Wood Ware, for sS lc by
Jan Il. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
tSOHE and CorGage OF all kinds. tor cal" hv
~ Jan -. JAS LAW. HOOFF.
ORSE Shoes, Nail Rod Nrd Irur. for sale bv
Ja" u. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
TORN Shelters and Cutting Boxes Eirs.lc nv
~ Jan. Il. JAS LAW. HOOFF,
GLOVER SEED SEW rs for sale bv
~ F'h.' - JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
L Fyb. . JAS. Law. HooFF.
900 LOCUST POSTS. for s,le by
CO" JAS, LATT. HOOEF.
DATENT HOrse Yokcs for sale nv
JAS. LAW. HCOFF.
NfIRE Horse Mu=zels for snIe by
w JAS. LAW. HooEF.
NHERRT SEEDERS Tor sale bv
- JAS. Law. HOoFF.
MACHINE OIL Tor sale by
w JAS. LAW. HoOFF.
1AIENT Gl""i', 'hat disFcnses with the Treble
HAY JAS LAII'. HooFF.
IMPROVED double shovel PIouGbs. For sale BY
Maya. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
ZINE Assortnronto Of Carriage Buggy and ladies
July II, Is7I. JAS. LAW. HooEE.
RRASS, Bell Metal and POrcelaine lined Kettles,
- for sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFE
A PPLE and Peach Pare.s. for sale by
n JAS LAW. HOOFF.
SEAMLESS cotton grain Sacks, for sale by
~ JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
IGHTNISG Knife sharpeuers aud Spring Fish
~ Hooks, for saIc by
JAS. LAW. HooFF
PEFRIG TRAITORS, for sale by
IL July II, 1871. JAS LAW. HooFE.
NNE call attention of all to our Superior Flavor.
ing Extracts, warranted of great strength and
June l3, 1874. w s MASON
fNlTRATE Msgresia Of our own manufacture
- the cheapest and best.
June 10. ISL. VS. MASON.
CREE SBRIER. White Sulpher Rockbrid1e
- Alum aud ali the popular miueraI waters can
ne han ~ w. $. MASON'S
fNASALISA IL the greatest medicine Ext,ntnov
~ when oppressed and debIlitated you can find
nothing that will give speedy or certain relief
For sale: Wholesale or retail, by
June ls' 1871. w.s.MAsoN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25

IHE UsE oP SIsTEps. There is nothing
50 beneieialiy educating 70 young man a.
the eomPanionsbip Of sisters. They laugh
him cut Of those little aWkusrduesses Of man
ner which otherwise might become babituaI.
They refine him unconsciously in all matters
Of taste aud pOIiteness. They nip the little
buds Of puPPyism which, under other circum-
stances, might fauDt their Towering before
less partial eyes. When brothers refuse to
wait upon their sisters, in order to ego with
the girls" let them remember who made
them presentable and agreeable to G.the girls"
1t is better to be laughed at at home than
abroad. young man
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25

Full returns Of the census of New York
city published in the Tribune, give grand
total Of 942,292 as the population. OF this
number, 5lO,553 are white, of native birth ::
ais, SAG are white, Of foreign birth, and I3,,
093 are eOlored.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25

Out of three hundred and seven mil
lion people carried on English railroads in
1870, only seventeen we're killed bv eause.
beyond their OWD control, while in the s,reet1
ct London one hundred and forty penson.
were killed, and 1t is estimated that the or-
ange peel on London pavements kills mora
people than the English railroads
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
POETICAL.
TEE aREAT HEREAFTER.

'Tis sweet to think, when struggling
The goal of life to win,
That just beyond the shores Of time
The better years begin.
When through the nameless ages
cHst my longing eyes,
Before me, like a bOundless sea,
The great hereafter lies.
Along its brimmins bosom
Perpetual summer smiles,
And GHtherS like n golden robe
Around the emerald isles.
There, in the blue. long distance,
BY Iuliing bTePZes famed,
seem to see the towering groves
OF old Beulah's land.
And far beyond the islands,
That gem the waves creme,
The image of the cloudless shore
OF holy heav'n il seen.
Unto the great Hereafter
Atore;ime dim and dark
freely now and gladly give
OF life the wandering bark.
And in the far-OH heaven,
When sbEdOwy sens are passed,
by angels HANGS ;ts quivCTiuR sails
Shall ali be tuFled Dt last.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

I AM the Insurance man persons wanting iusu-
rance (FiTe or Life) had better ca me to do il
AS am the only one representing companies, in
this County " no have any Paid up capital worth
speaking Of Iparticularly ask the fav,r of a call
Pany, assuring them low rates and safe risES.
NJ. AISQUITH. SR.
February I lsIl-6m. Free Press copy.
CPERM LUBRICATING OIL-Tbc cheap
~ est and beet oil now in the market for ma
chincry OF ali kind. Only IS cents per gaIlon.-
just think Of it-Only 7Sc per gall. just received
and for sale by w. s. MASON.
June s, 1871.
EISH! FISH! FISH!- Herring, S6ad and
Il MRcEerel. for sale by
HILLEARY. WILSON h JOHNSON.
April ls--2m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
Sad Case of Drowning.

tFTora the Augusta ga! Chronicle, JulyI5.l
gentleman, who arrived in the city YES
terday evening from Graniteviile, brought an
account Of one 0! the saddest accidents which
We have ever been compelled to record Two
chIIdren-a boy aud Girl-were drowned at
GrauIteVIlIc. manufacturing village in South
Carolina, short distance from Augusta, YES.
-terday morning, under the following circum-
stances
II seems that little girl, named Emma
AtkIHson, a resident of the village. was on
the bridge over the canal yesterday morning,
when, IN some unexplained manner, she lost
her balance and fell from the bridge into the
water below.
4 little boy, named Dempsey Cline. was
standing by and saw the accident, and being
a good swimmer. jumped, without hesitation.
INTO the water, for the purpose of saving the
girl, who could not swim and who was rapidIy
drowning y few strokes brought him to her
side, aud supporting her with one arm, he
began to swim towards the shore Without
much difficulty he swan to within few feet
OF the bank, and in a few short seconds all
the danger would have been over. when. nm.
fortunately, the frightened girl, who had been
cHnglns 10 hIm with a teuaciiy known only
TO the drowning, managed to grasp him in
such manner that he became entirely power
less. After few seconds struggling the
Ilt!e SRI and the heroic boy-who gave his
hte TO aid another went down under the
water together, and were seen in life no more.
The bodies OF the two children were subse
quently recovered, aud a messenger iespatched
to this city for collins. They will be buried
some time during to-day. The little girl was
about i've years old, the boy was eleven
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
TO TRAVELLERS.
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC r. Il.
TIME TABLE.


TRAIEs GoING SovTH.
Leave Hsrpcr's Ferry att 90, a M,ard l 20 p NJ.
Leave Sh-nH ndonh at %, a NJ aud % = "
Leave heyeS' Switch att ~, A NJ and SO PM.
Leave Ha!iiO~u at %, 4 Napd IS PM
Leave CnariesIuW n All ~. 4 " and | 20 p NJ
Leave Cameron al II, 4 NJ and = CUP Nj
Leave summit Point at = 81, \ VI and2l III PM
Leave NHdCs"Il!C at ; -. A VI aud % p NJ
Leave opcGCuU Fridge a y o., \ N, = - p NJ
Leave Si"uheusou's at -. A VI aud 20 p NJ,
Ar'':" - " nchrslCr aT 20. : ", 5G = NJ,
Leave W'"rhcsIcT At ~ - \ ~ Hmu U5 + ~.
arrive al Strss"urE al u5 4 ~ aHd - -, Pm.
TEAISs GoIsG Noa7H.
Leave Sl'ashUrg at : ~ \ NJ and - 10 r NJ
Srtlv' ut Nlurh hester at q 80 4 Nand295,P
Leave NIECLCstCr 1t 10 = 4 VI aud = 81 = NJ
Leave Strrhrus"u's ~ 10 - : " and SuT PM
Leave OFCguuU Eridg at 10 ~ 4 VI and ; % p N. .
Leave Vaudeville At 10 - \ VI aud , u J. ~
Leave summit Point tu 81 A NJ ana 3 53 = NJ
Leave Cameron at y lOA NJ and l. = NJ
Leave ChRrlest tuwuat u ~ : ~ and 50 p NJ,
Leave IialltCwuAt II - A NJ and / % 2 NJ
Leave k"ycs' SWitc At ~ b \ " aud 5 az r NJ
Leave Shenandoah at u Is A NJ and 92PN
Arrive ~ HHrPer's Ferry II 50 a NJ and 3 80 p NJ
4. u. WOOD, Agent, Hsrpcr's Ferry.
JOHN l. WILSON,
June 90 ls'l. Master of transportation.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25

Drink nothing without seeing II sign
notning without reading. II, aud make sGIs
that it means no more than ii saws.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
HOME INDUSTRY.

THE uNdr'i@ned having leased for = term of
i vrHTs 'hc Wsulcu Factory OF Mr.. c. c. Porter
;s nov adding to aud putting the machinery IA rs
class order for the nAHUlsCtuFu OF both Coar-s ard
Enc Wo"isn Goods, such - 6-i Liuscys AL " oul
k"rscvs, co!Ored and white manno Flauncls
I"eeGs' CaasimCrs' HEAVIER Coths aud OveFcoaI-
ing=, Ri Rnkets, YArns, &c.
Having had twenty years experience In the busi-
nePs, and worked Ht all lite various detais he hopes
by strict attention to business nd the wants Of bis
customers, to merit liberal share OF public favor
McCARROLL.
Cash. A. Nice
April -. Is7I-tL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
BALTIMORE CARDS.

J. C. RIDENoUR.
Formerly Of HOugh. RidenOur & Langdon:
GEO. w. JANNEY JOHN L JORDAN,
oiNirg mia ofFred'k Co.. Nd.
RIDENOUR, JANNEY, & CO.,
General Commission Merchants.
FOR THIS sALE OF
Grain, Flour: Seeds. Pork, Bacon, Lard, Cotton,
hice; Tobacco, Leather. Wool, Feathers.
ROsin. Tar. TurPentiue, Ginseng,
Butter, Eggs, &c, &c.
No. IL South Howard street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
o. Orders for all kind disc Salt Fish
Plaster GuanO, aud the various Fertilizers and
Farming ImPlelnentS. promptly filled.
REFEGGNcEs.-Dan'IN Miller & Co., Howard Cole
Co.. Carroll. Adams + Neer. .Stcnsburner & Rich.
ards. Baltimore; John Stevens, GAINESVILLE, Ohio; (;
W. E. DeieP!aEe; CircIeviIe, Ohio; John Janney,
Esq keesburg, Va; Levi. Mckenzie, ESQ. Pres't.
4. L. 4 II. x. r.; Chas. W. Button, Esq, Lynch.
burg " a.; John II. GarnhSrt, ST Louis, Mo; John
r. London Esq-, RockniIl, $. C.; Joha Fl. Will
Ia AHs. Es9, Pres't Frederick Co. Bank SamI b.
Preston, Washington Co., Nd.
ApTIl4 lS7l-lY.