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Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-15
Sas eei9enbesansnib Der ermorbeteu @eiitlis
den In Yaris.

Gin Special Correspondent teleerapbirt aus 0a.
ris unter'm 7. SUM- folsenoe ginselnbeiten lber Die
Beeroigung Der BON Dem Ybbel ermorbeten @eiitli.
4en. 4us oem 8eribt ideint berpor3ugeben, bak
iib auber oem grsbidof Bios bier YrieHer unter
ben ermoroeten 60-7O @efansenen befanoen, mem.
lid Duquerrp bon ct. Waabelaine @uret @ros.
W'ear Der Si6ceie, 8seourt uno Sebaiiian. Ser
Beridterfatter meloet:
N rDis geremonen bel ber seftern itatteefunbenen
8eeroieung Der seiitliden Opfer Der Commune
Daren teierlh uno einorudsboQ Sn Der 9eotre
Same Stride muroe Elm sroBartiger Yomp entfaItet.
DER Geihnam oes Gr}biidbofs itano auf enem pr6d1.
fl9en Saatat uno rings lumber rubten auf tleineren
8elteuen Die getden bon OuquerrD, Dem Bfarrer BON
court uno Sebaitian. Ser Sars oes grsbildofs mar
INIT elnem Sa6rtude BON i9warsem Sammet beoedt.
melhes nit Silberftiderei per3iert uno an Dem elm
mai1nes itlbernes Rreu3 befeiti9t mar.
~ Sauenoe bon Bahsfer3en brannten in filberneu
arm'snntern nno DE Maud'aefdBe paren ebenfaQs
i@par3em Sud- bele9t uno bic Ranael nit idmar3er
8aSe beoedt, in Der iilberne Serne iimmerten. Sc.
De Statue in Der Rirde nit Nusnabme Der Der Sumo,
trau Utaria nit Dem gbritusfinoe uno oer bes St.
Senls mar NIT idDar5er Draperie perhdnat. aud
S,e tn oer Utltte beTinolldbe oes eren Bidofs BON
Die balbpertoblten ueberreite bes bild6diden
Sbrones. unter Dem bic Sniaraenten 6euer anseleat
halten. I'M bic Rirde nieosr3ubrennen. ueroer, au.
Anoenten an Die uberitanoene Sdredens3et unbe.
rihrt bleiben.
Sie @traben. bur6 tpelde bic Bro,eiRon fid5 BE-.
we9te. tparen. ME auh bic Sduier rets uno Iinfs,
NIT 3ul4auern i6erfIat. Oie @loden tpuroen ae.
ldutst nro Saluti9ine BON ben Batterien absefeu.
ert. Cine itarfe Nbtbeiluns Mlitdr nit umaefebr.
ten Waffen uno 9eodmpften Srommeln befano Nd5
TN 3u9e::, Ser 2ei9en,uasen, auf Dem Die @ebeine
oss Gr3bilhofs rubten, mar nit Silber bebedt uno
tuuroe BON Yferben 9eaogen.
Die Yroseiiion fam um Ii l1br in Der gatbeoraIe
an. Sie STRIDE mar bon Witglieoern Der NationaIs
Yeriammluns, 8rieHern uno barmber3isen Sdme.
fern geordnat poQ. I'm IL l1br traten bic Oepu.
ttrten uno Yrieiter aus Der Rirde beraus uno ain.
gen unter 0orantrtt Der Wilitdr, Wu5f Der Yroaei,
iion bis on Die sroBen Shore, melde id6ara oraprt
wdren. entaegen. nm Die 2eihen in gmpfana AT
nebmen. Das So4amt besann slei1 oarauf uno
auberbalb Der Rir9e b0rte man SrommeIIflaa uno
9anonenbonner. Sn Dem Ausenblids. NO Der Brie,
Yer o!e Sofe erbob, ouroe etne @ape absefeuert.
Ser Altar rpar prda oeforirt uno Der @ottesbienii
lang uno einorudspOQ. WfcUabon, Orufep. Yis
nop g4omirault unb sSapre tuaren anlpeien6.
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-15

fanben lie ih III Dem @smDlte, oas Saul Sod,us
ucr mod niAt lanssr 3sit psrlailtn bate uno mc
lsine tsinsn 9slferebelfer 5uriifastlistsn mareu.
Son otslen lisB ilh jsop4 nirSenos msbr cine Spur
erfennen.
Sic 9al6 juSewcrfene @ruts faneen fe, nit bem
Werfjeu9 nod paneben, absr fsn menlhlidss 8es
lsn, uno ert als NsiIcr saiiler slter Die &atsrnc
nabm uno an ben 9Sdnoen rings bsrumlsuAtets,
entosfte ct cine fleine Ssffnuns, our1 pelde chen
9stuft ein Wtann fricten fcnnte. Sort iparen lie
isosnraQs binaus; cbne meterss 3Sssrn iclate CT
nab.
Sic rings um Den 6rsel poitirten Sclooten
eatten ineeiisn i6re Ylase nit Dem @si,ibl eines
Sa9ers tebauptet, Der mttten i'm Walo anaritelt
lit, pbne ;u miiisn, ron mel9er Sette ras Srsibsu
ecmmt. Sie rrsbtsu, Gas G,ensbr i'm Mnlhlaa,
ben &crf balo naA eisier, balo mad iener Sette
uno fubrsn fat erihrsdt jniammen, irsun elm git.
bornhsn bon 3rsi5 5u 3psi5 iprans, posr cine
Vtaus TN Srd' ralhslts, ia tsSrtffen julsst niAt
redbt, mas ts bier orauben eSentlib Icutsn, bsnn
bsfanben iid eic 8rtrsher wi,elih in Der Nune
uno puBtsn iis sinen sstsimen gSsS Sur Tlubt, 10
piiroen iis bod ME in oeiss SidiAt binsinsefrrten
Isin. slQelouS5 fam es ibnen 10 Dor, ais Oh lie
rssnopO Gin oumpf's &lcpfen bSrtsn, absr wotet
oas tonts, lisB lib nibt teitimmsn, unb es tcnnts
ebsnloSut rcn ir9enb cinem 6cl,faaer beriibren,
Der nett i'm disable erin an ensm Baum baltie.
Balo lhwsS aud eas une Seotsnitias bsrritts i'm
2Bale.
Ser cine scleat, ein Sisoturib aus cem epciz
Tart, itano et,ra 5ebn Shritt Htsr cinsr ibmalsn
Uslsrlatte, no CT cine flsne, nit 9sioslteertiAsn
iterrahlene Sihuns untsr lib bate. Sa, bcrb
mas mar bas? Sin UuAs, osr pieueidt bier leinsn
Bau bate nno Cen ihSnsa Mcrsen 5u eiaem @pa=
3isrsanse tenisen mrl.e? llntewubt fat maAte
er ftp iAubierns. Sa wures Wipcs tei geite ass
wcrfsn, oas fcnn!e ia bod tsin Tuas iein. 0as
9sr5 ihluS ibm mie etn Shmisbsbammer In psr
Srnf. Sest arbsitets iib cine runfls Gsfalt uns
ter Fem Tsllsn rcr = nas mar Elm Msnia uni
Wochenblatt des westboten. (Columbus, Ohio) 1871-1872, 1871-06-15

laiIen. limb uenn fe ibn sinmal fsnosn, mas
ldae baran 2"
.gssnn iie ben Slid fdnSeu, trii6tsn Re. eab
nod mebr bier untsn periisdt it," iasts Tranj
flSrrii4, water ieio Sbr esnn nod ni@t nit benz
At3dblsn fertis?"
rcSs~ib, Seine ssotsn Rsdsn ber in Der 9ebers
taihe."
,yut, tann seb' 9u inbsi1sn lietsr sinmal fin.
auf, Nater, unp balte cine 8iertelituncs 8abt;
inneiien MAIDEN mir bic Gc1hihte bier fsrtis unb
in Ornnuns. 9ab Dsin Pafet MIR 10 lanas tier
untsn, es mare ia bod mS5liA. oab elm oosr Der
annere Sremoe Bel Dem fbDnen gSstter bier 9erauf
tlsnsrte, unp fiber 1T f4er."
x'S 1T am Gnbe beiier," laate Der Alte, sater
balte Sid ba5u; mir batsn iaon cine Men9e Bel,
perlcren unb idb mub MAIDEN, pab i'd wiener naa
1Deateim fcmme.1
9soA tpabrsno ct iprah, rerbarS CT sinen S6eil
Der Yaeete, RON bsnen Elm jenss eintauieno Stalsr
entbielt, an leinem &Srpsr, le8te rann bic ancern
unten in cine Sic, um Ie nahbsr nitjunsbmen,
unn Niea lan8iam cen itsilen, ihlipfr,Sen Yfan
bnauf, Der in ben 8ur8bcf bnetnfiibrH.
Ginmal bislt ct eritrsdt tnne, nenn es mar i6n'
faf, als Of ct pten Gin @elaulh SebDrt batle, reg:
mnaalcS itano ct unn bprbte, bod es itien Nuee
rubis. gtur boil uno bumpf flansen bic SdldSe
fes 8els BON unten berauf, nit oenen Uranb jsgt
bic @tible Sertriimmsrte, nm Te etsniaas IN bic
0rute au rperfsn, an Der Brenpel den an9efanSen
batte, iie an Der enen gsite ausjufiaen. itt
baneten 6ate Ct nod elm flenss, ater jiemlt ties
fee God se8ratsn unb in nieles Den 9sst Der nod
niht pcIenneten Banfnpten nit Dem Spaten bins
einsefampft; bort unten mchen iic rerianlcn, henn
wenn iie jsst elm 6suer an5inoeten, 10 fonnts is
pieusibt Der auftsi8enoe &aut psrratben.
4saul Sohus bate infeiisn bic fsilen Srppens
dbsrrse errsidt, bic binauf tn's Srete fdbrtsn. Gs
mar Jpn wunnsrtar tanslih 81 Mutbe nno er
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08
The Wharton Poisoning Case.
Tie Body cf Henry e. Wharioa ExAun.c,!
at NOrriSiorR.


at NorriSiocR.
On Friday week, District Attorney 4. Leo
Knott, o! Baltimore, arrived in Norristowu,
and took action along with District Attorney
Bush, Of Montgomery county, with view to
the diSinterment Of the body OF Henry G..
Wharton, son Of Mrs. Ellen c. Wharton, now
in prison at Baltimore, under the charge Of
wholesale poisoning On Saturday morning
Deputy Marshal OF. Police Frey, OF Baltimore.
along with Professors Aiken and Miles, and
Jacob Weaver, undertaken, arrived in Nor
TIstOWn, sud at once proceeded to the perform.
ance of their unpleasant task.
Sexton Jonas WOnsetler, of ST. Johns
Episcopal Church, and an assistant. under the
superintendence of undertaken Weaver who
brought the body Of deceased to Norristown,
April II, 1870, from Baltimore,) proceeded
to the graveyard connected with the above
named church at about lO o'clock. and at Y
o'clock had removed the earth and brought
the coffin containing the remains oucc more
to the light of day
This article had been made Of wood, COW
cred with black cloth, and presented when
taken out Of the ground, n decaycd arpear-
ance, the silver handles and plate containing
inscriptions having become almost entirely
detached FROM tn. same.
The coffin was removed to the prison ward
near at hand. when the covering was removed
and the body exposed to light Professor
Miles at once proceeded to remove the sto-
mach and adj jacent parts and placed them in
four jars, which were hermetically sealed
They will be taken to Baltimore where their
contents will be subjected to thorough
chemical analysis. The body was very much
decomPosed, as it had been buried since the
18th OF April last year. The parts needed
for examination being removed, the body was
re.interred \ number Of professional and
scientific men Of NorristoWn as we'll rs of
baltimore, were present at the exhumation
The trii of Mrs. Wharton will commce in
September, during the second week Of that
month.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08
AGENTS.

D-The following gentlemen are duly au-
thorIzcd to receive ADVERTISING aud SUB
sCRIPTION for the ".Sprit Of J,i1ersOn," and
to collect aud receipt for the saule:
GEO. d. -IShcpher,lsforn.
JOUN =. -.HarfinSJurg.
RoBT. Ron Lucas aud j. Hunter BEL
LER-Udrper's Ferry.
JOEL ". ROGERTs Md,lIc,eGy.
JOHN DgJfcIds Depot.
ALEX. OsBoURN-Lm LmtoRC,He.
NJ. w. BURR-Byolrm's Shop.
+. II. RoBERTS-Ee0rmcysvi
Henry S. LEAGEE-LceiOrn.
NJ. B. FRYEH-BerryvW, Clarke Co, Ia.
JOHN W. DALGARN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08
TO TRAVELLERS
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC II. Il.
TIME TABLE.

TRAISs GoISo SovTH.
Leave INrper'S Ferry att 90, a M,ard 90 p n.
Leave Shenandoah at U6. 4 NJ and | a5 p NJ
Leave kcycS' Switch att ~, 4 NJ and PM
Leave IIaIltOwn at -. a NJ and IS p NJ
Leave Charicst"wn AI7 80. 4 NJ and 4aP ~,
Leave CHInCrUr's at $ u, 4 NJ and = 90 p NJ.
Leave Summit Point At y 80, \ NJ and IPM
Leave WadcSVillc at -. 4 NJ and = % p NJ
Leave OPeqcou Bridge nj o., A NJ, . 2S = NJ
Leave Stcphensou's at -, a NJ and = 80 p NJ,
Arriv" at Winchester At 40, A NJ, = 50 p NJ,
Leave Winchester at 10 - 4 NJ and } Us T. NJ.
Arrive at StrHsbUrg at Us a NJ and - ~, PM
TRAINS GOING NoR7M
Leave StrnshUrg at IS \ NJ ard I2 10. PM
Arrive at Wine hester at 5U \ NJ RRd225,P
Leave Winchester at 10 ~ 4 NJ aud , sup NJ
Leave Stephenson at IL 81 4 ~ and ; % PM,
Leave OPCquOn Bridge at 10 ~ A NJ nd 3 &c p NJ,
Leave WadCsvIlle at lO4 A NJ and 81 p NJ.
Leave Summit Point 10 50 a NJ and 3 SO p NJ.
Leave Cameron at II 10 4 NJ and l2P NJ.
Leave ChaTIestoWn at II 81 A ~ and 81 p NJ,
Leave HailtUwD At II 81 A NJ and 81 p NJ.
Leave kcyes' Switc At II 81 4 NJ aud 5 OI r NJ
Leave Shenandoah at IL As \ NJ and 22PM.
Arrive at iiNrpeT'S Ferry II 80 NJ and 30 r NJ
a. b. WOOD, Agent, Harpcr's Ferry.
JOHN L. WILSON,
June 20, ISL. Master Of Transportation:
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TIL AND SHEET IRON WORK,
ATTENTION, FARMEES & OTHERS


WANTED.
CoLT's Army, Navy aud Ora COON Pistols. .spen-
- Ger and Henry Rifles and Carnns', Tor which
December Is, IS7C.
IlILLS Of Lumber, all dimensions. Pias,ering
- Lath. sc. furnished at short notice nv
Nov 10. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
(NEMENT, Cistcra PumPs and Iron tubing. for
~ sale by JAS. LAW. HOOEF.
DLASTIN and Gun Powder, Fuse and Gun
~ Caps for sale by JAS. LAW. .HOOFF.
(NORN Hampers. TUBE, Buc kets. busncI Measures.
~ Wood Ware. for ssIe by
MACHINE OIL for salc by
w JAS. LAW. HooFF.
DATEST Clrvi', that disPcnscs with the Treble
Maya JAS LAIT. HOoFF.
/ MPROVED double shovel Poughs. For sale by
May. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
it'INE HssoTtmcnt Of CarriH ge, Buggy and ladies
July II, 1871. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
ISHASS. Bell Metal and PorceISins lined Ke,tles,
~ Tor sale By JAS. LAW. HOOFE.
A PPLE aud Peach Parers: torsale by
"A JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
SEAMLESS cotton grain Sacks. for sale by
~ JAS. LAW. HOIFF.
I LIGHTNING Knife sharpeners aud spring Feb
JAS. LAW. HOoFF.
Ii July Ii. ISL. JAS: LAW. HooFF.
WE cal! attention OF all to Superior Flavor.
June Is, ISL. IS. MASON.
GNITRATE MaCnesia Of our own manufacture
~ the cheO pesI and best.
June l3, ISL. VS. MASON
GREEN EBRIER, White SuIpher. RockbTidEe
~ Alum aud all the popular mineral waters can
be had at W. s, MASON'S
TASALINA il the greatest medicine ExTant, now
~ when oppressed and debiIitated you fiud
nothing that will give greedy or certain reliet
For sale. Wholesale or retail, by
June Is, 1871. W. S. MASON
CPERM LUBRICATING OIL.-Tbe cheap
~ est and best oil now 10 the market. for ma
ehinery OF ali kind. Only IS cents per gaIlOn.-
just think OF it-only 1Sc per gall just received,
and for sale by w. 8. MASON,
June s, 1871
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08

PETTER THAN LEMOSS-Gcnty Sicily Lem
- on SugaT-One pound makes about thirty tum.
oilers of the very beet LemOnade iustantAneOusIy--
price SO cents per pound, for sale by
HArPer'S Ferry. June 81. 1871.
FRESH Turnip Seed, new crop, just received by
Il Z. E. BELLER.
NEATH To FLIES.-Davidoon's Excelsior Fly
- Paper, price cents per sheet.
SPEAR'S Fruit Preserving Solution. The great
~ objection to this preparation on account of iT
tasting in Ihe Fruit, has been entirely avoided by
the Improvements made in il in the past wear.
C.E BELLER.
1oRSEMAE'S Hore or Farmers Friend his
- a most valuable Linime mt to u perS haV-
1ng charge of horses, beng remedy for man y
o. tie iIIs to Ehch they table, ind all Farmers,
DroSers and WAsOneTs. are advised tn give il =
Trial. for sale by CE. BELLER
HaTper'S Ferry. June q, 1871.
SEALING WAX for putting up fruit-for sale by
, the FOund. G. r BEiTER
HSTPeF's Ferry, June 81, 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08

The New York Sun gives the following
statistical aud curious information iu regard to
the Sunday consumption of beer in Gotham ::
1.-TWO hundred thousand persona. on an av-
croge through the year, each Sunday resort to
the various lager beer gardens and other places
of recreation and refreshment in and around
New York city. The average amount of
money each one will spend on that day will be
one dollar, making 100000. Two hundred
thousand multiplied by ffty.two. shows
$1,000. 900 spent annually on that day of
rest in aud around this great metropolis
by twelve o'clock on Sunday night of these
100000 persons will be &C. 900 sober, 95. 900
in high spirits. 80, 900 tight. 1000 quarrel
some, aud 5000 in state of beastly intoxica-
ton"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08
POETICAL.
1T NEVER PAYS.

II never pays to fret and groWl
When fortune seems our Toe;
The better bred will push sheGd
And strike the bTaVeF blow.
FOI luck is work.
Aud those who drink
Should not lament their doom;
But yield the play.
Aud clear the way,
That better men have room.
Il never pays to foster pride.
And squander wealth in show;
For friends thus won are sure 70 run
In timeS Of want or woe.
The Eoblest worth
OF all the earth
Are gems OF heart and brain,
conscience clear,
A household dear,
And hands without . stain.
1t never pays 20 hate n fee,
Sr cater TO a friend;
TdSwn and whine. much lees FebIne,
To borrow or to lend.
The faults of men
Are fewer when
Each rows bis 7wn canoe;
For Geuds aud debts
Aud pampeTed pets
CnbOunded miEchief brew.
1t never pays to wreck the health
In d. udgiOg after gain:
And he is cold who thinks that gold
Il cheaPIy bought with pain.
humble lot,
A cosy cot,
Have tempted even kings.
For station high
That wealth will buy,
Not OF contentment brings.
Ii never payA! A blunt refrain,
Welt worthy of q song;
For age and youth musI learn this truth,
hat nothing pays ihAt's wrong.
The gOOd and puTO
Alone are cure
To bring prolonged suCcCIs!
While what IL right
In heaVen'S eight
Is always sure TO bIcsr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08

Fon SALE.-Tbe publisher of this paper
has for sale the half interest in the purchase
Of tirSt,cIass "AriOn Piano." which he will
dispose of at a liberal discount and on reason.
able terms. Any one having in view the
purchase of one Of these very superior ius,ru.
n'ents would do well to make application at
this ClTicc. July I. 1871
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS.

I AN ths Insurance man perSOns wanting ineu-
rance CEiTe or Lfe) had better Il me To do It
AS am the only one representing companies, in
this County " no have any paid t,p capital worth
speaking of. particularly ask the Gav.,r Of n cal
from AL thIse transferred to the late Valley Com.
Pany, assuring them low rates and snf- risks.
NJ. AISQUITH, SR.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08
Romantic Result Of a Stare.
IGFcenfsld (ohiOI cOrrssPOndeaes Of ,bs chi
cIothe Registerl

IGrcen6sld (OhiOO corresPondeaes Of Al. cA,,,.
rlOihe ResisteT.l
A beautiful and wealthy Young ladr =. !.
social party. took offence at what She suppos.j
to Re the iuPertinent gaze OF a gehtsmsD
present, who vas stranger to her, bat a
friend Of the lady of the house. The young
beauty demanded his expulsion, as 4 eOnditioS
OF her remaining. Explanations ensued.A
The gentleman was not looking at her
'IhOugh beautiful enough to ATTRACT and Ea,ter
the attention of any one" He was lookine
at hne and costly chain that encireIed tho
tair ones neek-just such one as he had pur.
chased Tor his sister-in one of the links Of
which (having secret Opening) he had nnE
has photograph. But, some uonths sine. mi
before he had an opportunity to present il 70
his sister, 1t was stolen from him, TTpop ex.
amininS the lady's chain he touched \ sDrino
Ito the little beauty uuknoWn) aud To- aDS
behold there was his photograph.
l leave you TO judge OF the confusion of Tho
fair one She immediately offered to return
the piece Of iewelry, which was politely de.
c!Inei. for the time, and it is said by kuoviuS,
ones that she has concluded to accept the
young mans hand and heart, in order dat
being the Possessor of one she may be pere
mii'sd TO retain the other Il is but iusiiea
to remark that the Young lady bought the
chain Uf a travelling pcddler, who bad s,Op.
ped at her fathers house, for about One>hslP
OF its original cost
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08
PEABODY INSURANCE COMPANY.

IlAVlSG been appointed Agent for the above
= Company, will pay prompt attention ia the re-
newli Of the old business OF the Companv; and
RisO. will attend to all new business. Particular
attention paid 10 the Insurance OF Wheat in Stacks
Any one wishing Insurance in this adjoining
COunties,can write me At this place and III attend
Promptly.
Once With DR.. W. F. Alexander. DufTisld's. Jss.
Co W. Va. X A ALEXANDER
JUNG 20. IS1l-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08
VIM. Knabe & Co,

N.anuiACtuTCrs OF
GRAND. SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
Piano For tes.
wARERO~Ms,
No. $50 w. BaI.ImGre st. near Eutaw,
BALTIMORE, MD.
INheSe Instruments have been he fore the Public for
nearly Ihirty years. at.d upon their excrleucy y
alone a:tSi"cd A. uSPUECHAs3D ENINESCE,
which pT"nounces ia'm uu"quaIed. Their
TONE
combines great power tnCEs Rrd fine rir Cin y
quality, "a well a. great purity "G IntunRIion aud
even ncss thrOug hput tie entire scale. Their
TOUCU
IL pIiSnt and elastic, and entirely fIco from the
stifE.ess found in so many Pianos. la
WORCESTERSHIRE
they are UaCXcc!l"d. using none bit tho very beet
sENs"S.n NArEEIAL, the large apital Employed ia
our hIsInCss CnaOngu to keep continually a Ii i'm
uICnsc stock 0i lumber, &c. on hand
gS- All "uT Square Pianos hRV our NeY Improved
Cv.TstruEy scaie aud the A gTafIc Treble.
We would calf special attcn tiOn to our IIto i'm
PTOyCmcuIs in
GRAND PIANOS AND SQUARE GRANDS,
PATENTED AuoUsT IL, IsG6,
Which bring the Piano nearer perfection than has
yet been attained.
Every FiaUO FULLY Warranted for Years
Sole Whnl"sSl lc \ ccnCy fer CARIART & NEED.
HAMS Celebrated PASTOR CES ms aud CHURcH
HARAUSICHA.
wM. KNABE & co,
No. $50 West Baltimore ST, near Eutsw
April 20. is'H-ly BALTIMORE.
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TIN AND STOVE HOUSE.
w. q. @.HErrr

w. q. anEITH,
dgc"t jo" Jas. Lar. N-.y' u"d Successor to
.K85,r IL ,Sn,jh,
= ESPECTFULLY Informs his friends and the
- public that he has euprucd the old sta nd OF
Miller j. Smith, where Il. IL prepared to do all
kinda If
TIL And STREET. lRGn WORK.
Roofing aud Spuuting done at short notice aud
in the very best manner. My assortment of
TIN WARE, STOVES, &c, is complete. and
will be sold low for Cash or to so day prompt
paying customers. Please call and see me
before purchasing elsewhere, as my motto
shall be to please.
Respectfully,
Feb. II, lS7l-lS. Agent
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08
EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS!
SEVEN GOLD MEDALS
Ia Oct. and Nov. 1863, and
EN- FIRST PREMIUMS AND MEDAL

TEN FIRST PREMIUMS AND MEDALS
In Oct. and Nov. 1870,
A wARDED to CHARLES NJ STIEFF for the
- best PIANOS, over Baltimore New YORK
Philadelphia and Boston Manufacturers.
OFTICEAND WAHERo1N. No. 9EuRTH LISHRrv Sr.,
BALTIMORE, MD.
The Stichs Pianos contain all the Iatcst improve
menIs To be found in FIST class Piano. with add.
lonai Improvements Of his own invention not to be
h"i'h Of their instrumcnIS cannot bs exceIIed by
any manufactured.
Second la nd Pianos alWays on hand from OK
to $50.
Parlor Organs from the beat makers, from $50 to
$3.50
R:tsrscs who have Pianos in use:- Warren
Ehy, John B. Packet, John Burns, Andrew Al
bridge, ChaTles IAUgdon, Tho. Z. Lakeland Thee
NJ IsheIl. Fletcher EeITEcy George ". shirley and
J. Z. ChaP!inc' Of JeffrsOn county, w. Va.
GJ- send to" a catalogue ntAining 600 name 9
Ui SoutherneTs who have purchased the SlieI Piano
since the close Ct tho war.
January 3. lS7l.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08

ES'. y SCHOLARSHIP in the celebrated
Commercial College of BRYANT. STRATroN
* &SADLER, Baltimore, can lie obtained On very
reasonable terms, if immediate application bo
nude at THIS OFFICE.
MAY %. 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08

SACREDNEss or TEARs.-Oh! speak moi
harsGly Of the stricken one weeping in silenee.
Break not the deep sOlemnity by rude laugh
ter or intrusive footsteps. Dcspiso not WO-
man 5 tears; they are what make her an angel.
ScoH not II the stern heart of manhood il
melted sometimes into sympathy; they arc
what help To elevate him above the brute. L
love to see tears of affection. They are pain
iui tokens, but still most holy. There il
pleasure III tears-an awful pleasure. Ifthcro
be none on earth to shed tear for me
should not wish to live aud if no one might
weep over my grave, / could never die in
peace.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08

a LITTLE boy who went TO church was
cautioned to rene nsbcr the text. which was
"M by stand ye all the day idle? ? Go into my
vineyard. aud Whatsoever Is right ! will pay
thee" Johnny came home aud was asked 10
repeat the text. He thought it over awhile
and then cried out: What dye stand round
here doing muffin for; 90 into my b7rnyard
aud work, and l II make it all right with you"
-"The great end and object Of life !" said
Socrates, sis the perfection Of the intellect
The great moral duty of man Is knowledge,
and the object of all knowledge Is one
namely: Truth, the God, the Beautiful, the
Divine Reason"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-08-08

Low SooS VIZ FOBGET.-A Ieaftorn from
a tree by rugged gale, aud borne away to
some desert rpor to perish, who misses il from
Its fellows! Who is sad that it is gone Thus
II Is with human bfc. There are dear friends.
perhaps, who are stricken with grief when 4
loved one IS taken, and for many days the
grave Is waiered with tears Of anguish. But
hy and by the crystal fount is drawn dry, the
last drop oozes out, the stern gate Of forget
iuiness folds back upon the exhausted rpTing,
aud lime, the blessed healer Of sorrow, walks
over the sepulchre without waking q single
echo OF his footsteps