davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10
MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.


ryyUE neg, Session will commence on honSag'
l September nh lS7i. -,.
Being provided wish comHctrnt hsNi,tHnt9' cFcTy
ADVANTAGE for a thorough course in EhEi,'' 'hp
languages, Drawing Alusic IN Piano nnd utE'n;;
10 Niusi,. and pupils will be required to play a. Ihn
Mueicnl Soircca when the friends Of the pnpisrnn
nave mn opportunity to Judge 1t their pr0rrrH';;,
Vocal Music will Dc Taught III clasecE US well 40
ny private lC5oon
pal hiHg' a. NJ FOhhF'Hi'
Au-ufti,ISTl.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10

p9 The Executive Comttittce requested
to meet at the Court House, in CharlcstOwu, at
llo'clock, A. NJ, on Friday, the 18th inst
A full attcudaur, of the Committee is request.
ed, as matters of deep importance will be
D'''SN' JAS. LAW. nooFF,
IH,ji.,u1r
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10

ps- Tho day fixed for tho meeting Of the
Constitutional CONVENTION, is Tuesday, Jnuu'
ary 10th, 1872. Tho Legislature will meet
on tho same day.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10
Spirit If 5stfsrsnlt.
Oharlestown, ". Va, October 10, 1871,
To the Patrons Of the spirit"


We arc really obliged to insist that some Of
our many delinquent patrous shall pay us at
least palt of their Indebtedness for subs
scriptiOu to tho paper and for adSertisiug.-
We canuuot conduct our business without
money. Our hands must be paid-Our paper
makers demands must DO met, and our fami.
lies must hayo tho means Of subsistcuco.-
We don't like to think of sending Coustablcs,
sheritFs, and other officers Of the law after our
patrons, and We hope they will not force upon
US that alternative. We must have portion
1T least Of what is justly due is. We arc in
serious earnest.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10
MANTUA MAKING.
ESTRAY CATTLE.

NAsIE to tho putrcrilcrs +csdrrro, on the Rich
" wnod, farm about the 10th Of September laFi,
three head Of Cattle: one roam muloy Steer, one
rcd ,nulev Ilrlfrr each hnvng dit in left onr md
underbii in tight car; aud ono large rcd Heiicr
with horns, no cur mark. Tho owner, or owners
will come forward, prove property, pay charges ard
NrcorIIng 10 law, HENRY GROVE.
Oct. ), 1871. Free PrCss cOpyl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10

na. Capt. W. G, IIardcsty is the Com
scrvativc nominee for tho Legislature Of w.,
from tho county of Clarke. Il. Nj. Tidball
ind John F. Will from Frederick, Col.
Mann Splitter from Page. Col. ". !. POaguo
Ind W. A. Donald from Rockingham and
Maj. James W. Walker from Madison.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10

go. Notary.-Richard A. Alexander, Of
buficld's in this county, has been appointed
h Notary Public, by Gov. Jacob.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10

GREAT FORTUNES
GAN N0{3' BE nj DE.
Thiis the ,imc to make RnisC
EYEKYRlDY LOOK TOIT.

IVA" ~ -,
Ii...,.,.,.., i, r, ia. ,Iy,s ,ej,u
Wfa " I".''f"'"@" ~ |''y ","? '''
nancy rW R,p Wp ant dDEH me @rcth'
uSvE.,v,Il.i mys,,f oftnc pr.yiicgc ,oiniorn
no ,,,rr,Is am, ,,i,,lU,ucTa that rave
"! 80 oD,,vrO
a u Il y a DE or y
And now u., receiving rny New FAIL STOCK oil
Fry G0Ods, Clothing, &c,
.,,ich mp,ss ms s,ur, complete tor tho scason -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10

CIT. j. GoLDsMrrH received yesterday, a
whole car load Of BOOTS and SHOES, of tho
beat City made work. 1t is certainly the largest
stool; of Boats and SIocs ever seen in this Valley.
The above goods NilbO sold with profit Of 10
per cent. above factory prices. Advertisement aud
priCs lFt next week.
Oct TO- ISL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10


could he but "seo himself as others sec him."
Asrc arc not so fastidiOus, and can afford to
hide our beauty fora day, we tender our thanks
tothc Invitation Committee of the Frederick
Fair, for their polite rcquesttc be present, and
hope to be with thrn.
iiEHoMiSATzB.-rhc t:;aOy friend, in this
region of our former citizen and brother Ed
itor, NM. j. II. Kelley, will be cra'iiied to
learn Of his determination as tho Dalcsn'o TO
die Legislature Of Va from Spo@sy!rauia.--
The editor of tic Richmond Dispa'cS gives
him thc following handsome enforcement:
We congratulate Major Kelley, of i'rcdc-
ricksburr on his return the House Of Dele
rat.s-F,r we take itthai in Spot,y'rania
Illumination BIS The Conservatives is equivalent
:. nm election. We did not always work with
,hc Mnjor last winter, bu' we never dmb'cd
his hGuor no. his honesty. lie lab'red 70
bcncli, his eon.,iucnis aud thc S'", We
would that we might haze inl house Of 'A'n
rs good Us Kelly.
lIonsE ADMINISTRATIONS Willis issein
Ing in our community quite as much celebrity
in the nrt of hOrsc,aming, as Professor Trait,
his prototype, obtained elsewhere. The very
best aud most experienced judges as to ho'ses'
express unqualified approval Of Ills mode Of
treatment. In this connection, We are re-
uucstcd to state, that an experiment will be
made on tomorrow "wednesday OF 10 ~
NJ, ON a wild and vicious Malc, at DuiEeld'',
and those seeking instruction, or others who
npy be trcdulOus, should be in attendance.
FINE CARpIAGEs.-We inspected recently
1t the extensive Coach Factory Of Nles:rs'
Stump & Hawks of this town, some most
beautiful specimens Of their workmanship
buc Of which had just been sold to citizen ,
Of our town; and another to resident o!
PENNSYLVANIA. Their orders keep pace with
their means of manufacturing, and several
arc now in waiting to be filed.
sg- From unavoidable circumstances, We
are unable to publish in our prcscnt issue the
promised Obituary Notice Of The late COL
Lewis W. Washington, aud his Lineage, but
IT,, "a Al so in our next. and Will cheerluIIy
furnish our friend ip Richmond d copy Ofthc
piper. --
We YET LlvE!-We are grntifcd to learn
from tho Berkeley Onion, that the recent
Conservative "Conventipn met 10 tho SOnM.
I'm l,onfotleracy I. Il. ChNrlestown, on Friday
IF last week; and nominated the Hon. 9. d
Faulkner aud Hon. W. Il. Travcrs, for sena'
torinl Delegates to tho Convention; and ~
Willis Wilsoh, Esq, as their Candidate i0f
State Senator"
srvrngLY ISJbnED.-Wo regret 10 learn,
lin. Mr.. Mathew Quinn Of Tlarpcr's Ferry,
was seriously injured on yesterday, by his
Horse having fallen over the embahknent wall
loading from the Catholic Church to High ST.
s.y. n. R.-Tho Warren Scntiatl Of Fiji
tl,v last, has tho following item, which is
hbout,lle latcstiuforma,iOn we have on the sub
iect Of which it speakcs: -"Philip Collins
Esq has returned home, but it is not known
A., -. - ,Lo Shenandoah Valley
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10
SInD WNEAT.


ar 't"i" '""t ''n "'N'
r7|IiS Whrat war imrotp5,d irin the Statr d!
I g mRyirfGir n3 lou. ilna'etwr-t. .! Chcs
'rruuuIy. Ir.hiullHc.5, pfadurIvrucss, beauty
IN urtrr.a irgriou from tHr J,fc,arr amd :nlrctS,
pldri,rurtvr to Vi" .hrai crop and d1g'usgiagiu
.rr hG,,tudm,u, have gained ior ii great aHd
n"rnnd pppWllrHy.
lIhN.n large head. y large, rluirp r'oin, white
chai and gira y. aud wri"ir 81 Ne. - lrtIr lie
uvcrrrr yield, per acre "a from ~ T." 50 bushels.
Out ri more 'htn two hundred tr2rnS 81 fhrarc1
grown. during tho las; ""1r, b" rcIlsh,r n"t PRO
rrr0-i"r farUtr, in frrmE'n y. Pa thr yield
wNr one GU,hrl per du2rn .hCsv's.
The above ncis established by trustworthy 'cSti-
mrny and nr'r'l f,prrmrut .hnuld commend this
wheat 20 ;hu .t,oniiou nj nh rtre',l f,rmCrR For
Gale hr !AS. LAW HGOFF.
Argusts, ISL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10
FOR SALE.

TTsE TIE HEST - ilasou's SclfscNling Gl,s
" + Il, Jar. pronounced by all who have given
them trial the best in use the only Jar used Ii
the wcst. For sale by c. f. HELLER.
S,PiCES Of all kinds fresh aud pure, for Picking
= purposes, TO he had Of C. f. Keller
LOG CHOLERA We would advise MI our
II iriCnds who arc Ioosing their hogs, to try our
Powders The receipt lor. preparing was gotten
a certain cure iti.vcry extensively ugcd through
al the West, nnd is AMID to Keep Oft the dscNSc II
taken III time. Prcfurcd and sold Ivy
irarpcr's Ferry, August I, ISL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10
EEYy AND NOVEL.

jITAmOSD Screen Tanning IlillundSccd Wheat
~ Separator. For taic by o--
July 81, ISL. JAS La" h""rF'
JI1ILLOuGIiRY Gum Spring Gin!n DH!1.-
w Tor palrhy JAS. Law. Hu"' -
lUlv %, ISL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10
FOR RENT.
TINE HOUSE adjoining my residence 10 Charles.
L town, suitable for small family. POmtrssion
given immediately! ,,,,
Aug. 90, ISL. WM. IL Wl!.SuH'
FOR SALE, PRIVATELY.

yNORTY Acres good Limestone Lanh.
i aix n;rcu ii which ia In Timber, located on tue
Kablctown 4 nIoomcfy Turnpike, near lslCr EMt!l,
ST milrs from ChnrcSown. There ism good rninq
House on the land aud the location ia well situated
iot Blacksmith and whCGlwrght shops
July %, lS1l-tE. IL. J.. CHEW.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10
VTANTEOl

PURCHASERS for TWO MAGNIFICENT
L FARMS III Jefferson County, on long time, tho
frat, one mile aud half from Chnrlrstown or tho
ClnrlcsIown md IIoonrry Turnpike. l25 Ares
new BARN aud DWELLING. HOUSE, beautiful
Young Orchard: the other on the Charlestnwn
and DuiIield's Turnpike. 235 Acres, beautiful
BRiCE DWELLING. no USE, and every cUnve'
ntcncr one mile from DutIield's Dcpnt. See hand.
hills for particulars. Such property as this ia rarely
in Uur market. .
pALGAEN, LUCAS { BROOKE.
March nl IsTI
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10
COACH MAKING
AND
Livery i'll CIiarlCstOwn.
TINIlr unfrrsiEued having entered inlon Co Par!'
l Lclrlip. under the nNIne aud StyiCOi
sTUMp & HAWKS,

W III NuNlhNN wv bhANiNbb VI
COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING
IN III! It's brauehrS, guarantging tho estwOrkman'
shin n nd sitIsihctnry terms. We iutcud 10 largely
iucrrn5c The business hnd makG to mdcr, nndRlfo 10
kcep an hand Tor sale CARRiAGES, HUGGiEs,
ROGKAWAYS and LIGHT WAGONS Of tie most
approved pAitcrne, and Of au2CriOr mRtcrias, aud
warrant rvrty article To be IS Recommended. We
thnll have in our employ some Of the hRndI who,
ioflsrnty years or more were employed hy Mai.
MI. IIawss and nIgo have the benefit Ulhis prcs'
cncc ana advice. and /. will he the eadcnyor Of Tho
new irm TO maintain the reputation Of HAWKS
Cbanccl or ucwwork, On harh constantly, Second
nnad wor! which will be disfused Of at moderate
EEurCs.
In addition to the above, We purrosc giving our
attention ton general LIVERY RI*iHESs, and
lion ior The accommodation Ot'he public
a, STUMP,
A,. is ISTi-Iy, A. W. HAWKS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10

SWEENEY ISJbRED.-Wc regret TO learn
lint Mr.. Mathew Quinn Of Tlarpcr's Ferry,
va, seriously injured gu yesterday, by his
horse having fallen over the embanknsnt wall
loading from the Catholic Church to High ST.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10

s.v.R. R.-Tho Warren sen'iatl of Hi
,l,y last; has tho following item, which is
hbou.,lle information we have on the sub
,ect Of which it speakes: -"Philip Collins
lisa has returned home, but it is not known
vhcn tho work on the Shenandoah Valley
RAILROAD will re-. comhehtc."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10

.sy- From unavoidable circumstances, We
are unable to publish in our present issue, the
promised Obituary Notice of The late Col.
Lewis W. Washington, aud his lineage but
homo to DO so in our next, and Will checFlully
furnish our friend 10 Richmouda copy of'hc
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10

wEYE LlvEl-Wo are gratiicd to learn
from tho Berkeley Union, that the recent
Conservative "COnventipn met 10 tho SonA'
I'm Contetleracy 1, l., Charestown, on Friday
IF last week; and nominated tie Hon 9. D.
Faulkner aud Hon. W. Il. Travcrs, for sena>
torinl Delegates to tho Convention; and n.
Willis WilsoH, Esq, as their Candidate for
State Senator"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10

10. We have received letter from our
old friend, so well and Iavorably known to tho
people Of this county, Mr., David Rosenberg,
or, expressing his qualification and returning
his thanks aud that Of tho Conservatives Of
Barbour, to the people of Jefferson, for their
vote on the Convention question. lID says
they have fine crops in that county and it is
rapidly Increasing in population and general
Development.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-10-10

~. Tho daily I.ynchburg Frgiaiaa, pub.
lishsd BY our old friend Z. W, Button, for
merry Of this county, appears in an entire
new and beautiful dress. We congratulate
its editor upon this renewed cTideDcc Of its
prosperity, as the I'~ginin is one among
the very best Journals Of the State.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
TEE LAW In TEE CASE.

There is great deal of confusion In the public
mind at this moment as TO the mode and procedure
OF punishment which It is expected shall betall the
plunderers who have been rioting on the peoples
money for the past six years with impunity. But
very lew people In the mercantile profession, in
trade or those who have to labor, as the mechanics
and artlsa rs, have time to study the provisions
the Charter Of 1870, framed by these same Ring ras-
Gals VINO are now in trouble. They had the decency
to put clause in providing for the impeachment of
those who should hold the principal Offices, little
dreaming that they would ever have TO undergo
ished, az tney surely snail bc The following clause
In the Charter OF 1870 tells the story how
to be done to try and punish these bad men:-
onoT power oe.r Of siS T government
ell shah have the power Of Of the Mayor b
%.ys .s al be A'nS; CT .:.sa s
% s Of % S Is .s 81 III. 5 $ Court Ss s
Pleas Of the city and county New YORK II shall be the duv
Of the said Court to dsne y rule the mode
sustained the oncs of the impeached ocer
SEC s ~, II the .s.s ease Of vacancy In The ONCE Of
the Monday Of January next after the general election,
the fun Of iour years from said first Monday IN
January.
SEC. 25. - Whenever the Mayor shall be under i'm
sickness from The city or other
shall be prevented from attending
his oce the shall ACT as
Mayor and possess all the rights and powers OF Mayor dur
ing such dsabty, in case OF vacancy the ncxt
general election.
PUNISHMENT FOR rHR RoGUEe.
SEC. 100. . Any officer of the city government
person employed In its service shall wiuy violate or
evade any the provisions Of this any fraud
own USE or knowingly permit any other person to
diion penalties imposed bv law forfeit his oics
excluded after from receiving or holding any
the city, and who sna wIfuy swear
falsely oath or Affirmation required by this shAf
be guilty of perjury.
These provisions OF the Charter, II Will be seen,
are very scanty as to providing FOR punishment or
guilty officials put IL Is quite clear as to who shall
be accountable for the derelictions. 10 try those
VINO are charged with robbery or other maifea-
sance there must be o full bench OF the Court Of
Common Pleas held. There are six judges OF this
(Chlef Justice), Frederick ". Loew, Richard l..
Larremorc, Joseph +. Daily, Charles II. Van Brunt
aud Hamilton W. Robinson. II ~ understood that
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
TIE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.

Foley Is great man, IS much respected and haA
won golden opinions from pen.sive people In our
midst. But Foley is foolish. He has used his tre-
mendous weight lately to make secret the meeting
OF the seventy citizens who called themselves to-
gether to investigate the city accounts thus parody
ing the nice tactics Of Connolly and his innocent as
sociates. 1t Is said that Squire Foley was instru'
mental In influencing the star chamber seventy to
work In the dark, and certainly he succeeded In
snuttlng out the light or newspaper criticism rom
Inc room In which the seventy work. Foley delights
I'D Deing conspicuOusly ABSURD.
Inc seventy have resolved to hold meetings daily,
Dut tney won't allow representatives OF the press to
listen 10 their speeches. They much admire the
tactcs OF Inc Boss that they afraid OF the indie
pendent press. IL Is said that an anti-Tammany
transcript Will be established to give uterance to
the wise saws and fresh fancies OF the Immaculate
seventy Solon5. In the meantime the great minds
OF the committee are stagnant, and having no de-
sire to spend time Just now IN the purifying pro-
they are hereby lett to stutlfy themselves
that official and bewilderlng question, "You know
how IL Is YOURSELF
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
AN 0FFICE-HOLDER SPEAKS.

$50 Connolly has gone up, has he 9n said short,
stout, murderous looking fellow who stood In The
broad approach to the County Court House yester.
day afternoon. A HERALD reporter was near this
fellow who had been receiving q salary of
three thousand five hundred dollars for three years.
part from that same Connolly whom he vas then
willing to see going to the State Prison at o
moments notice.
HERALD REpoRTER-Do you think that If Con.
molly is arrested or should have resign that it VIII
break up the ringP
SHORT, STOUT YOUNG FELLow-Wel, I am not
giving anything out now. You newspaper fellows
are trying to make judges and jurles or yourselves.
Do you know what Think think all the damned
reporters ought to be drowned dead. Yes, Sir. What
business have they got to go for man who's got q
family to support and who's got to give the boys
drink Here we are, all tunbled head first wnen we
were going along Just as smooth as glass; and all ct
once the HERALD comes in and gives us a blast
like as If 1t had no feeling at all. 1t amt square;
I'm damned If 1t IS. That's all.
REPoRrER-I hear that there Is combination
going to be formed out Of the old Ring, and with
some new names In 1t. Is that sop
SHORT, STOUT YOUNG PELLow-Oh, know what
you mean. ] heard that to- day, too. The gang is
Just this-Tweed, Connolly, Barrett he wants some.
thing) Ledwtth and O'fren. Sweeny and Hall are
to be left out In the cold. That's the racket. B nt
what's the use Of talking about such a thing tell
you there's he'll now. Sweeny, suppose, has got
an income Of slyty or seventy thousand year; put
his head Is level. He's never been known to hold
anytning out Of his reach. Then there's Hall,
he's smart He never gives anything out II
he knows 1t. You couldn't get anything
like that combination 10 work. Do you
suppose for q moment that Ledwith would work
with UBrien, or tnat O'Br.en would work with
Tvo RpaA II
o'Brien. They are both going for the Senatorshlp
in the same dee-stricK. Bradley is Sweeny's
brother.in-law. and has just returned from Europe
with fancy suit of clothes and his head full OF
foolish notions. O'Brien III beat him dead In his
dee-stIIck. He's got the boys with him-d'ye sec :
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

all these gentlemen are present IN the city or are
within easy call OF the Chief Justice. with the eX-
ception OF Judge Loew, who Is now on his way from
Italy, having been summoned hither by his asso-
cates Even with all decent haste that can be made
1t possible that the trial can proceed before
two or three weeks. There will be some delay IN
getting ready articles OF impeachment and It Is not
to be supposed out that the men who hold the spOs
Will make a desperate fight to hold what they have
got. They Will make hundred excuses and VIII
have the best legal talent IN the city employed IN
order To secure an extension OF time. Should the
worst come there are seven or eight lines OF ocean
steamers plvlng between this port and Europe, and
no DOUBT some OF the bold, bad men will get away
unless vigilance committees are formed to prevent
their escane.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

mttee 70 change their original intention, and from
Deputy COMPTROLLER Storrs last evening it was
learned that the committee will make tue examina-
ton OF papers IN tue Comptroller's once IN person
each day and then adjourn elsewhere TO deliberate.
The Committee on CITY ana County Debts will
examine the bonds aud mortgages on Tuesday to
which time they have adjourned. and their report,
to be submitted tomorrow, will relate merely to
the debt
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

CONTINUED ON TENTH PAGE,
The New York herald., 1871-09-17

MI. RICHARD a. STUKNS.-
MY DEAR SIR-Circumstances which seem to me
imperative require change IN the oice OF Deputy
Comptroller Of THIS city,. They do not at all renecD
upon your oihcal iecuauce, ~ 9us Iegaru ony lne
you am obliged to notify you OF your removal.
You Will, therefore, please take notice that hereby
remove you from the Office OF Deputy Comptroller of
the city OF New York. Very truly yours
RICHARD d. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
The New York herald., 1871-09-17
THE JOINT COMMITTEE.
Informal Conferences, but No Sessions Of
Committees Yesterday.

Active Programme for Morrow-The Debt
Believed To Be About Seventy-one and Three
quarter Mllions-A Friend Of Connolly on
the Crisis-Reported Combination Be-
tween Connolly, OBrien, Fernando
Wood Brennan and Tweed-Old
Tammany 70 Be Rsorganized
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-09-19
galtimorer Sell : Mnitalt fit
Gfuftcrn6c.

Steies Sntitut 1T Jest permanent In .@up's Woz
Inmsnt SSuis1 monument : Squore) rnter Der eeis
uno Der Sprahbinberniie etabllrt.
aSir garantiren cine sur III allen Fallen, mo
nid9t cine Miebilsnns ssr eunsen sriHirt.
Die untsrsel6nstsn, Slrger Der staot galti.
gen bes 8eiea itaitliben 9ebens burd, Oe Stnoerniiie
IN lnierer Sprabe entbe9rtsn, iempatbiiiren, uno
tarirt iporeen, s%npisplen nit .Brenoen nnb auf bas
gn9eleaentllbtte auen al eieiem fSebler Geibenoen,
itd an ben 9ottor gu penhen, iuetder ipGbreno mebr,
as 40 Sabrsn ieibit itammelte. Dies 1T elm 9sSlrfs
hlB, pelpes lhon lan9e bon allen an St1fnineln 2eis
eenoe1 9eilblt lporoen. Der Doctor bat uniere beften
s8inibe, unb moge er ieine pelobnun9 fir Die Segs
nans9sn, iusIpe er Der lttbcnSen Menihbtit bereitsi,
oo O.. 4: aisale, bel gitts, Graham 4 Comp. SIR.
2S6, Weits Ytdttitr.;
aRomas d. anrisr, bel ROrris & Satsiutn, ar.
"S alti ore, ben 10. ausuR 1Sn.-Gbomas 81.
Turner III elm Sabr bel nns uno mar nit ocm Stain.
mellt tebaltelt, bis er nnterritt BON Dr. Woies or.
Ptelt. Sr lit iett 8dnslid sebetlt.
g. g. esesoaine, bel DsnmsaS & so5a, Ode Der
Wonuments nnb Hortbfrase.
Sobn Steaoman, bel Srn. sBbition, Nr. IDS. R.s
Sfsani o.. Dsartin. @ssSsport, We,us BORT, bier III.
rirt.
sSaftimore, ben 10. Sept. 1871,
Dies u 81 hefdttssn. bas i'd burb Or. 81. VI. Mos
les bonn t5sidbrisen Stanmeln furirt worSen. Sd
'bHh ptbsubthf pnB tu pttutliut ptI urNtte StQmtuler
mar. Sbr ~ergebener q, u. NrieS.
bel .. 9priep & Comp, 8arrum's Sotel."
.Saltimore, ben ~. Sept. 1871.
0te unter.sidnsten %beftdti9en bic sro6e 8erbetc=
rnng IN Der Sprabe bes Srn. 2ries In nnfcrem De.
lbdite, ietteem Or. Dioies ibm bic sunIt aslebrt. @r
ipriht ieet eeutiib unb rein. ~btHgsaen mar as iriiber
petnltd, ar5uborsn, ipenn CT al fpreten pcrjudte.
Sarnum 3 e
Spfepb Tprfep,
@i8cnt9imer BON rBarnuin's @itu 5oteI."
Sames ~fanberS. as. Hrnebdrt Slerf.
Die Seilune beS StpttcrnS.
.9r. 81. VI. Wtoies, 1ipelder iebt in Sleisr stab,
ieine STUNT, oas Stottern Al f~uriien, iebrt, bat far8s
ll9 oerltieoene eraGunensipertbe 8uren gemabt In
bGueIk loo pie seteeneen lett Sabren oil oiefem Din,
lnen mag Sr. 6. .. 9oiosborou9b, Elm Seeer in uns
ierer Slfiee. ertudbnt ioeroen, iueftsr, che CT Den Dot
tor h%eihdte, nur init Arober anftenaun9 iprtden