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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-26
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NOTICE.


The uncx,mpIcd satcstAetion that SATTAN'S
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY hlI given in this city, az
evidenced by the repeated orders Of othc fret
druggists, induce Us to direct especial aud pattic.
uAr attention to tho area, fact that by i,s uso you
gain all tho advantages claimed Tor tho many
poisonous compounds In use, tO.wit: tho restOFa-
tion Of the color and growth Of the hait and the
speedy removal o I dandrut, without the leaS pos.
,iblc injury AS Crystal Discovery is positively
warranted to contain poisonous substance, neither
Lead, Sulphur or Silver.
Its perfect cleanlincss Is a reason not lightly to
be overlooked, II will neither stain tho skin or
clothes one sentence, is exactly what has been
wanted for long while, ReStorerot the Hair that
may be uScd without the fear that you arc going to
have Neuralgia, Paralysis, Lead Collie aud various
other complaiDts the result of the use Oi lead prep.
ArAliOns.
a. simply dressing Tor the Hair, .thss a!'O been
found to be uncxcelIcd.
Letters in our pos,eIson might be published by
the srOrs all Recommending tin the highest terms,
of which we prorni.e to give you some in future.
by all meaua Try ir,aswO arc satisfied twill give
you entire Sa:isiactton. Price 81 per bottle. For
TaIO by druggi'ts generally, rn.,,
Inventor and Proprietor,
Warrington, y. G.
To whom address all orders.
To be had in ChArleStown, W. Va, of GEO. T.
LIGHT h co.
To bs had in Iiarper'1 Ferry, W. Va, Of c. E.
BELLER and DruggistS generally.
Juno 81, l57l-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-26
A Historical Renaissance.

In the year SOC, B. c., aud while the in'
Labitauts Of Athens were enjoying the peace
and quiet Of republican government aud tho
good order and protection to liberty and prop-
erty brought about by the wisdom Of her
great law.giyer Solon, Pisistra,us, man of
bland aud persuasive manners, arttul and
cunning address, and having great ambition
for power, planned the overthrow Of the re.
public, and the establishment OF a monarchy,
that he and his family might rule 70 carry
out this design he contrived the following
strategem: After wounding himself with
his own hands, aud with his body covered
with blood he caused himself to be carried in
his chariot to the place of assembly, where ho
reused. and iuaamed the people by telling
them he had been thus mstreated BY his po-
ltica opponents aud enemies, uu account of
his political sentiments, and because Of bis
great love for the rights and liberties Of tho
people. The generous public, angry aud in.
dignant that their iavorite should thus suffer,
Immediately voted him body guard Of fifty
men. Pisistratus had gained his point in
being thus allowed absolute control OF body
Of armed men. llO gradually prepared for
extending his power BY quietly increasing the
number Of his guard, till, with this assistance,
he was enabled to seize the CITADEL aud over
coming all opposition, he established himself
sovereign ruler, or, as he was then called, ty,
rant OrAthens.
This is the circumstance in history 10 which
generous and cOulldiug people gave u 'yrant
power to suppress the ku.Klux, aud this is
what came Ofit.
1t may be argued that because Pisistratus
betrayed the trust coufded in him, thatgis
does not necessarily follow that our own Pres.
idCnt will do the same thing. But history
abOuuds with incidents similar to tho ono re.
lated above. We may put it down as rulo
which, like all rules, it is true, has its eI-
captions-that wherever the constitutional
limits prescribed for the government Of peos
plO arc broken over n ospecious pleas, aud
moro power lodged in one man than the laws
or even good Judgment may sanction, that the
trust thus cOnfdod will bo betrayed, aud tho
people who thus generously voted their own
power away, will be made subservient to the
rule of their former trusted servant.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-26
ATTENTION, FARMERS & OTHERS
WANrED.

WANTED.
f,oLT,s Arriy. NayI aud Dragon Pistols, spen-
| rsr,nd iienry Riaes and Carbnes, inr which
Cash will bo paid JAS. LAW hoNrF'
December Is, $50.
plLLs of Lumber, all dimensions. Pla''sf'ns
ID Ltth, &C., furnished at short nptice ny
Nov H. JAS. LAW. Ho0FF.
rEMENT, Clsern Pumps .nd Iron tubing; for
" sale by JAS In no"F
DLasrISG and Gun Powder, Fuse, and Gun
Is Cans for saleby JAS. LAW looFF.
ftoRN Hampers, rrb', BucketO. bushel MeaSures,
~ Wood Ware. for soleby
MACHINE OIL idr sale by 49,. oo,,
ADATENT Clevis, that dispenses with tho Treble
I TrsSoa Poughs. Fer sHls by -, roo,,
Maya JAS Law hoofF.
IMPROVED do,l5!r shovel Ploughs. For sale by
4 Msya JAS. LAW ho0FF.
DINE assortment Of Carriage, Buggy and ladies
i riding whpS, for sale BY -, ,oorp
July II, ISL. JAS LAW nooFf'
DRAss, Bell Metal and PGrcelainc lined Kettles
ID for sale by JAS. Law, ll0ofE. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-26

= Fincastlo hus again bOOn visited by q
very destructive fire. Loss estimated ut
Sl6,O
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-26

Kuelt the Monk in rapture lOst
Lord, hc thought, in heaven that reignc'
Who am /, that thus thou dCiguCst
To reveal thysell to me I!
Who um |, that from tho centre
j., or tho glory, thou shOuldst enter
This poor cell, my guest to beS
Then amid his exaltstion,
Loud the convent bell appalling,
From its bclIry calling, calling,
Rang through court and corridor,
With persistent iteration
lie had never heaid before.
1t was now tho appointed hour
When alike, in shine or shower,
Winters cold, or summers Leat,
To the convent portals cume
All the blind and halt and lame,
All the beggars Of the street,
For their daily dole of food
Dealt theu by the brotherhood;
And their almoner was he,
Who upon his bended knee,
Wrapped in silent ccstacy
or diviucSt seIl>sutreuder,
Saw the Vision aud tho Spleudor.
Deep distress and hesitation
Mingled with his alteration;
Should he 60, or should he stayI
Should he leave the poor to wait
Hasgry ut the convent gate,
Till The Vision passed awuyy
Should he slight bis heavenly guest,
Slight his vistant celestial,
For crowd Of ragged, bestial
Bcggars ut the convent gate2
Would the vision there remain?
Would the Vision come againt
Then voice within his breast
Whispered, audibly and cleaE
As il to the outward ear:
"Do thy duty: that is best;
Leave unto the Lord the rest"
straightvay to his feet he started,
Aud with longing look intent
On the Blessed Vision bent,
Slowly from his cell departed,
Slowly on his erraud went.
At the gate the poor were waiting,
Looking through the iron grating,
With that terror in the eye
That is only seen in those
Who, amid their wants and woes,
Hear the sound Of doors that close,
And Of feet that pass them by;
Grown familiar with disiayor,
Grown familiar with the SAVIOR
Ofthc bread BY which men die
But to-day, they knew not why,
Like the CUTE OF Paradise
Seemed the convent gate to rise,
Like a sacrament divine,
Seemed to them tho bread and wine.
In his heart the Monk was praying,
Thinking of the homeless poor,
What they suffer and endure;
What We SEQ not, what We sec
And the inward voice was saying:
"WhatsOever thing thou dOest
To the least of ninc anl lowest,
That thou dOest unto me !"
ULto ms ! but had the Vision
Come to him in begeur's clothing,
Come mendiCant imploriug,
Would he then have kuelt adOring,
Ur have listened with derision,
And have turned away with loathingH
Thus his conscience put the question,
Full of troublesome suggestion,
As at length, with hurried pace,
Towards his cell he turned his face,
And behold the convent bright
With a supernatural light,
Like n luminous cloud expanding
Over floor and wall aud ceiling.
But he paused with awe struck feeling
At the threshold Of his door,
For the Vision still was standing
As he lett it there before,
When the convent bell appalling,
From its beIfry calling, calling,
Summoned him to feed the poor.
Through the long hour intervening
It had waited his return,
And be felt bis bosom burn,
Comprohendlug all the meaning,
When the Blessed Vision said,
"IIadst thou stayed, | must have fed Y
[ARniic Month% tOr Decent
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-26

"A Kansas man is in jail for letting
ueighbor's mule follow him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-26

= The Boston Post says that man in Troy
left boarding. house just because rat bit of
his car. When people get to be that par
tiCular about triaes, they ought tOqait board
ing and go to keeping house.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-26
Spirit Of yrtfrrsolr.
Oharlestowu, West Va, December 26,

AN OLp SOLDIER EMunAclSG HIS GEN.
rp,, A corros,oudcrt or ,bs Norrnlk .y,y.
N""D n.,.'I,..':S- - 80, - -.,,,,,
"aE' writing from f"'Sy'Sun'A county, Fs'A'S'
the following incident:
"While General Pickett was on visit to
n .n's 'Oun Ivy. a,.,,,'S, h;S ,,iS;s;onH
s"ano s"a" ON .o,,;o .ario"s cSornc,or o"cUrrei
sSu"o a" oIS a ,..ar Co r;"oEst " II X Robortson
-Aho "a" J hiIasmaa saw"roI snrs ;r,, tho ormy nnj
S,1 %TO ,VU"V r," Ga,,rSh"rn %,J boar5 ,L1, ,bo
S"."..I ~. =" -, :. N ,So onn,t"rasn uurrv;n1
S;."stI,, % ~ ~. 70 Kim and lnokin" him oycr iror,
b",G % - T ioot Robertson exclaimed. .Tbis
"in't Cen PickeItY |rhut used to bo nv
rnmc NM rnnlied the General .But this ain.
our GcncrnI picEcttp inouirsd Robertson
Orain I'm swear i, is' answered tho Gen,
oTnI Tbcn lookir, rho General full in the
I.". ,rI runnin, his srrcrs throurh TINT
Iou,, Loir-tnr a cit,zrp's s,I;, does sometimes
Jis"riso m MD arms ncono;p,npre-Rubcr,.
Snr n, l0s, s,,;sGrj shouted .Yes bv tho
Iorl ,hi. ia onr General pickstI y md
tbrowiny Tint o0s rsmainiar arm aruuad the
Gnneral's neck he continued General must
bHu yor Geuor,l 7 mu,t tis, vou and II
wns nccoydinyIy So done. Both pn,ties, al,
,hor,,L ,nlI unused to tho mcltipo mood shed
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-26
LIFE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
PEABODY INSURANCE COMPANY.

IiAvISG been appointed Agent for the above
naval of tbe old business Of the Company; and
ai,n. will attend to all new business. Particular
attention paid to tho Insurance OF Wheat in stneks
Auy ono wishing Insurance In this or adIoinihg
Counties can write me al this place aud Will attend
Once with Or. W. F. Alexander. Duilit lds. JEFF.
Co, IVA. a. ALEA""DsH, :,
N. b. Having been appointed Notary Public
for the County of Jefferson, will attend 10 any
matters required in that way at my Insurance oihce
Dlieda, or ySi, any portion Of the county Ies!eu'
Oct. II, iS1l-ti. H. A. a.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-26

- OthellO was not lawyer, although he
was a tawucy general of Venice.
-"Paddod insteps" are announced as
fashionable in Boston. siaR
"A man that ought to ro.membor-A
OuO-lcgged soldier. gsef'
= Motto for gtooers-Hone,t tea i. the
best policy.
Tho tune of the smotor-spit.tuuea
"A pair of tights-Iwo druukards.
Ocular puuishmOnt-Ey Eyo'lashss.
"A leading ar,iClo-A lOcOmOdvotiv
"A preoiOus volumo-A bank book
- Hairs presumptivo-c chiguOns.
"A iircsidO tale-Tbe cats. a
Ground hOs-sausAge. a@
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-26
PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER 4 co,


NOAH WALKER 4 co,
The Celebrated Glothiers Of Baltimore
Announce tho introduction Of plAu OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they cali apccal attention, They viii
send on applica tOn their improved and accurate
RULES FOR SELF MEAS URENfENT,
and full line Of SAmpleO from their immense stock
Of Cloths, CnssiinerCs, CoAtingS, ShirtingS, &C.,
thus enabling pNrtirs in any part Of The country to
order their Clothing and Shirts direc: IRON them,
with the certainty Of receiving garments oil
The Very --latest SYtc -.
And Most Perfect FIJI
Atta,nAblc. Goods ordered will be sent by ExpreN
to any part Of tho country. As 10 well khowh
throughout the Southern States they have IOr Forty
three Years cxcclled in all departments oI the'r
business, which Ia subsIantiAl guarantee as 70 1he
character Of tho GOods they will send OUT large
aud well, assorted stock OF
READY.MADE CLOTHING
always on hand together with full linsot
FURNISHING GOODS
including all tho latest novelties In dsSign, and
AT P0PULAR PRICES
When Goods are sent per Express c. 0. D., there
will bo no COLI ctiUn charge on AmOunhoi 81 AhI
oysr, Rules for sell measurement, Samples Of
Goois aud Price Lat free nn application me AZ
trntion Of tho Trade Ia invited to our wholesale
department, which 10 alWaJs kept up tOshe hiShess
standard. ,,,u +, m
Manufacturers and Dealers in Nlsns aud Boys
Clothing and Futnshing Gotds, either
ready.mndr or made 10 "fdsr'
1866 and lO7 baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Aprili,,sr.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-26
ADVERTISING RATES.
,9rRANs1ENT BILLs-oAsh.

Ono square Il inch or Isss,) to wsska... si.se
Each subsequent insertion 90
Ono square, three months 4.oo
One square, six months. ,..........,....... 500
Ono square, Que ear"."........".:.,"... loeo
CANDIDATkG' 'AEEouNcRn ENTs.-For County Of
fcers, $500; State or Congressional, SlU,p.
Legal advortisements at The pnblisned rates.
Obituary Notices exceeding fSe tines, ten esnt'
per limo.
able alter the frat insertion.
Liberal deductions made for Quarter, Hall and
Whole Columns for Annual, semi.Annual and
Quarterly Advertisers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-26

Get your sleighs ready.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-26

WE are manufacturing largo lot Oft them and
w we guarantee SatiIfAciiOn 10 every r9Ie or no
mlc. WEiRlCk WELLER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-26

-"A fox should not be Oh the jury when
goose is on trial" quotes an exchange. In
most trials Of importance tho foxes are gener.
ally defendants, while the geese arc in the
Jury box.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-26
HOME INDUSTRY.

rJ,HE undersigned having leased Tor term Of
L years tho WOOlcn Factory oi Mr.. c. c. Porter,
ID now adding to and putting tho machinery in frat
class order for the manufacture both coarse and
no woulen Goods, such as 6.l LinOcyS and all wool
Keiseys, colOtad and white mArino FlAnnols,
Tweeds, ,Calaimors, BeaVer ClothS aud 0yeTcoAt.
ingS, BI Ankets, Yarns, NC.
Having had twenty yeArS experience In thn buSi.
ness, and worked at al Ito various details he hopes
by strict attention business and the wants Of bis
customers, to merit liberal share Of public favor.
A McCARROLL,
The highest Baltimore prices paid for Wool in
Cash. A. mcC'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-12-26
20 4 TIOEL.
THE LEGEND BEAUTIFUL.
pY HENRY W LoSdsrLLow.

"Hadst thou stayed, must bave asd|
Thst is whit the Vision said
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-18
: SEcOxD ARRIVAL Of Spring Suits,
cheap, at Cincinnati Clothing Hall.

WANTED.--a Drain-tile Manufacto-
ry. At any rate. one of the wealthiest
Farmers of this County expressed the
decided opinion, few days ago, that
there was such a mandatory needed
here, that there is everything here for
it in the way of materials, and that IT
would soon grow into big business
and pay we'll. He himself said that If
he could get the tiles at a fair price he
would use from 81 900 to 81, 900 worth
Of them in understanding on his land.
He says he has to pay cts. foot for
the tiling here, while heused to get 1t,
somewhere east, at 9 to cts. rod, II
we understood him Alright. And he
told how, in town where he used to
live, sopse. men started the manufac-
ture of this kind Of tile, using at first
horsepower; and how the business
grew until after n while there were
several establishments engaged in it,
in the town, using steam power and
employing lots of hands. Why should
not such be the case here? Who is
the man to start?
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-18
IOWA VOTER
A. F. Sperry, Editor.
County Convention.

The Call for the County Repnbli-
can Mass Convention, to be held on
the 10th Of next month, to select
Delegates to the State Convention on
the Dist, appears in its appropriate
place i'm this paper. 1t is earnestly
hoped this Convention may be full
one, and fairly represent the Repub-
lican voters Of the County. We
know OF no special interests, no
"cliques" or "rings"--but We wish
to say that no Republican who vol.
UNFAIRLY stays away from the County
Convention can have any right there
after to complain that his "yiews
were not represented" If he pre-
fers Col. Scott, or Col. Carpenter, or
Mai. O'Connor, or any Of the other
candidates, for Goveror-or Bennett,
Garrett, or any Of the Others named,
for Lieut.. Governor-or has any
special preferences as to other candi-
dates, or as to Platform enunciatiOns
Jet him attend our County Conven-
ton on the 10th Of next month, and
help select Delegates will represent
those preferences. Marion County
has eleven votes in the State Conven-
ton, and those vesss may beweighty,
and perhaps decisive.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-18
IOWA NEWS.

The Iowa State Sabbath School
Association will be held at Waterloo
on the Goth, 2lst and ODD of next
month. Railroads make reduced
fare to Delegates.
The Jasper Republican publishes
Notices for special elections to be
held in Independence and Malaka
Townships of Jasper County, on the
10Th and 3lst inst. respectively, upon
proposed five per cent. tax for the
Iowa, Minnesota and North Pacific
Railroad.
Same paper reports that case is
being made up at Newton to test the
constitutionality of the Wine and
Beer law passed last year.
The silver discoveries in Cedar
County have become so important
that an Eastern company has pur-
chased the mine and will put up suit
able machinery at once.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-18

Gen. Sherman emphatically denies
ever having uttered any such words
or sentiments as were recently said
to have been expressed by him, in
reference to the KuKluy, in a speech
at New Orleans. This is just what
we looked for. But now, after hav-
ing made the Generals supposed
statement the text for one or two
long editorials, will our neighbor OF
the Democrat have the candor or
manliness to acknowledge Gen. Sher-
mans denial?
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-18
LINEN COATS, Linen Coats for All
at Cincinnati Clothing Hall.

FROM THE RECORD Of 18th inst. we
learn that the meeting held at Red
Rock in the interest Of the proposed
north and south Railroad-as men
toned by w last week was not large
but enthusiastic. Messrs. y. NJ. John
son, J. ID. Bedell, BENZ. Sumner, VIM.
Cooper and Jas. 1empleton were ap-
pointed Committee 10 circulate peu
tons for special election as to q rer
cent. Tax. Another meeting ls to he
held there this week Saturday at.
O'Clock, To aid the cause.
Newton Township Of Jasper County
voted a 5 per cent. Tax in favor Of this
Road last week by majority Of 27a;
PaIo Alto Up, of same County voteti
against the Tax by majority ofs]2.
Sidney Williams, Mayor OF Prairie
City, has been arrested, brought down
to Monroe tried before Justice, and
fined s. and costs. for kicking md
otherwise abusing an old man named
Roe.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-18

What, then, would be the situation
ofthe country? The SupremeConrt
would declare the three Amend
ments unconstitutional; and the
Democratic party, holding the reins
of Government, would no longer
''recognize'' these Amendments nor
abide by them. The 18th Amend
ment being swept away, slavery
would be restored; the 18th being
abrogated, therightsof citizens would
be again abridged, the three-fifths
rule of representation in Congress
restored, and the Public Debt in
effect repudiated; and with the null
fication Of the 10Th Amendment the
colored man would be deprived of
the suffrage. Or war would come!
Are the people of this country pre-
pared for such . state Of things? ?
WIN they shamelessly abandon all
for which they waged n long and
bloody but successful war: Will
they yield by the ballot what the
bullet won: Not cannot be. If
the Democratic party comes into
power, and attempts to carry out its
programme as thus boldly announced
beforehand, the loyal people OF the
nation will defend their rights by
arms. The issue is narrowed down
to one of peace or war--and every
vote this year and next will count
unqualifiedly on one side or the other.
Let us have peace-but let Us have
right and justice also.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-18

In A CAvE.-Several months ago
we mentioned the fact that up in the
west part of Red Rock Township there
was man living, with his family, in
an open rail-pen, in the midst OF the
timber. We have now further word
from him, from Capt. Bla'n of Union
Tp., to whom, rs a meniber OF the
County Board of Supervisors, the facts
were stated last week. The man :
name is Martin. He Is now liy ing IN
a cave or hole in the side Of n bill, and
is so III, with typhoid pneumonia, that
he cannot he removed at present. The
neigl,bo.s have fitted up the cave as
comtorl,tleas as possible. Martins wi.e
died some time ago. lie has three
children from TO l3years Of age. The
two younger ores live with him in
th- cave, aud the other one lives with
some family near. Martin is AFFECT! y
poor. and has been III Or aiing iorsome
time. The County viii extend leliei
We suppose. There's certainly some
thing queer about this ease, for there
cnn he no necessity for any mans Itv-
.ng in such manner any length OF
lime in this country.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-18

THE BEAUTIFUL WEATHER we
have been having lately has one draw
back. The change from Winter td
Summer makes corresponding
change in mans physical system.
Hence medicines may become neces.
sary. Get them pure and fresh, al
Dir. Scoles' Drug Store, north side o
the Square-wiih anything else yot
want that is usually kept in a First
class Drug Establishment.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-18
HERE You ARE, everybody, smok
ing your fine Beck man Cigars.

WHoI.EsALING.- .-Mcssrs. Woodruff
Bros. the well-known Hardware
Merchants Of this place, have began "A
whole aling business. Our young and
worthy friend Geo. l.. Boydston will
soon start "on his travels" for them
as A9ent for the celebrated Beaver
Falls Cutlery. George is a good boy
all round, and we cordially commend
him 10 all with whom he mag meet
In the way OF business % otherwise.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-18
Marion County Bank,

NoXvILLE, IOWA. Paid up Capital
IN $4,000. Gold Silver, Government and
other Securities bought and sold. Interest
allowed on time deposits. Special attention
given to Collections. Open from A. NJ. to
iP. M.except Sundays.
STOCKHOLDERS;
J NJ Csthcart Lsrkin Wright
s. X. Beilamy, Robert Cro~ier,
] N.ifert Jas u. Gamble,
osbin Marsh, i'll. Mccormack,
JENeal, o.. Wright,
E.B Woodruff BRO.
0. p. WRIGnT, Cosh'r. LARKIN WRIGHT, Pres
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-18

yPRETTY FEET.-For the benefit oi
the yosng men who stared SO long
and loud last Sunday morning at Miss
----'spretty feet. as she passed up
street, We viii mention thatahe pur-
chased those neat little gaiters at Jen-
kins Il Wilson's Boot & Shoe Empo-
rum, adjoining their Mamnoth Cen
eral Store, -sonthN est corner Of the
Square, Knoxville. ~
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-05-18
Pumps.

DRICEs GREATLY REDUCED
L am now selling at wholes nd retail
the very best House, Stock and cistern
Pumps, at bottom prices. Call and sec befoTs .
you huy and pay too high.
PUMP SHOP-Nortnwest corner of Public
Square, Knoxville, Iowa. N. WEST.
April 20, 1871. (445u.