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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06

HENRY WARD BEECHER's SERMON in
brooklyn, last Sunday, attracted great crowd
and y much talked Of. It was on the present
situation in France. In the course of IL he,
said i-"PeOple have visited Paris aud have
seen her products, but they have not gone into
the shops to feel the pulse Of labor. A man
may walk through n city aud come from il
knowing nothing of it. The working people
Of the manufacturing cities Of France are sub.
s,ant'ally in sympathy with the Communists
OF farIs. The whole mountain stands upon
liquid ERE.
These men arc almost universally without
religious faith. Now, care not so much what
creed man believes, but for a man to live
without any religious faith is simply shocking.
rms lack takes men back 70 the condition of
animlls. You can never build the fair fabric
oil national organization If you have no sound
religious faith. This COmmuuistic faith is re-
evolutionary. 1t does not mean progress; il
means revolution. 1t is organized and it is
organizing among men who are educated on
the maIIgn side. We ought not be ignorant of
IT'S eKIstence, nor gifts danger. Already where
labor has its highest remuneration aud great
est freedom the laborers are preparing to clasp
hands with their brethren all over the world.
There Is trouble in future for Europe 1t may
be mitigated if religion shall come as benign
sympathy. as blessed spirit; but unless there
De some timely apprehension, Europe is to be
subjected to a series of shocks In how much
danger are We on this side? If one considers
what great number of nationaiities are in
New York, what cOrruptions there arc. and
what ontrages take place. he may fear tina. we
shall havea PSris yet. but our danger comes
not now from the lower classes. There is a
danger from the vide separation of classes. 1t
Is always dangerous in a vast population to
have the interests separated; TO have n large
class full of leisure aud wealth, and large
class empty of all but physical pleasure The
control of the legislatures and commerce and
politics and of wealth, is in imminent danger.
We see the beginnings of it, but we don't see
the end. Unless we are aroused to the great.
ness of this power and put barriers before it,
we shall prepare for our children or our chill
dren's children, mischief unima.inabIe."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
Ew VERTIsEMENTs.
THE MARSH HARVESTER.

Improved for III, ard again in Market !!
THIS cheap durable aud labOr-saving REAPER
having given universal sstisfac ton inc M 81
Harvest We have again CONSENTED to act as AsentS
for ils sale in this county, ind have nov on hand
supply equal TO the demand and sorit carly orders
THE MARSH HARVESTER
Saves One:hah theex2enSeO of bIndisg aud one man
Taking of.
Il saves the board and wages of three men,
caves in TepaITs, being strongly built, and
simple in CONSTRUCTION.
Il saves lite eost, hy eRNbl the farmer TO secure
S!Ve and uncertain help.
Il saves the OF itSe!i in LABOR. in harvesting
900 acres. s
1t caves at least to one busheI Of gain per acre
over other mAchiusS.
There are uRay other Advantage, in addition to
the above. which the Marsh Harvester over
any other machine, aud Farmere will do well to
give II thorough examination and CecIde upon its
meTits accordingly.
CO Prompt attention will &c given TO communal
cations Addressed to the undersiS ned:
VINCENT G MOORE, Agent,
AeatneySVIlIe, Jefferson county, w. Va.
JOHN ROWLAND, Agent,
Summit Point, Jefferson county, w va
June 8, lSIl-Im.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
DIED.

In this town, on Thursday morning last,
alter an illness Of less than twenty minutes
duration, Mrs EMMA f. ToMLIxsoN, wife of
Mr.. Ierjamin TCmliusOn, aged G3 years, l
month aud % days.
E=a5- Richmond, Baltimore and Philadcl-
ph'a papers requested to copy.
At liarper's Ferry. on Thursday last. from
un-s'rokc, Mr.. RICHARD KInwAy, Sr., an
old and respectable citizen Of that place. und
the fathcr'iu-law Of MIR. James McGraw.
In Martinshurg, on the 10Th ul,.. Mrs.
SUSAN HIGHLAND, il the 10Th year of her
age.
In Mar'insburg, on Tuesday 3Oth Of Nav.
alter lingering illness, Mrs. ELLEx LIZ
LEECiI, beloved wife of Rev. S. V. Lccch.
and daughter Of tie late T. r. Towucr of
ShepherdstOwn, in the 35ih year of her age.
On the. Sth ult, BESSIE X. only daughter
of William y. aud Mary l.. Shewa!ter, aged
years and 8 months.
Near Kearneysvillc, on Wednesday last.
Mrs. MARY GETZENDANNER, wife of Mr..
Daniel Getzcndanncr, aged - years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
NJ A Il RE D.

Ga Thursday, LIST of June, by the Rev.
Mr.. Hyde, Mr.. GEORGE r. LEGG, of ..Flow.
ing Spring MILL" in this County, to Miss
ANNA BELL, daughter of the late John G.
Payne, of Pnyne's Chapel, Berkeley county,
West Virginia.
On 30th ult., in Frederick City, Nd. at
the residence of the brides. father, by Rev.
j. j. Kahn. a. l.. OsBoURN, ESQ. Of JEFF.
terson county, W. Va, and Miss FANNIE V.
Smith.
cat Home" Tuesday morning, May 23d,
1871, by the Rev. j. S. Dcale of Baltimore.
DR.. II. y. i. MUNsON, of New York, to Miss
MARY BUcKMAsTER of Winchester.
AT tho residence Of the brides father. in
this county, on Tuesday last, by Rev. DR.. d.
ii. Biuic, Mr.. DANIEL SrALEY, of Berkeley
county TO Miss MAGGIE LrcKLIDER, daughter
OF Mr.. George Licklider, of this County.
On the 25th inst, by Rev. p. II. Thomas,
Mr.. FREDERICK G. MouMANN to Miss
SARAH e. PIPrR, all of Martinsburs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
THE sTATBsMAN's PLATFoRMI

Well! Itseems the " Statesmon's" platform
is n ricketty concern, after all. 1t can't stand
the joke even of a "foolish impracticable" or
'silly scribleri :" He loses all his dignity,
and snarls out his canine growls, as if come
other dOg-and small dog at .that-was
about to snatch the s,reet bone from his teeth.
He hints at the dog in the manger, who could
not eat the straw, aud kept the ox-or tho
ass-frOm it. Hurrah for tie Statesman !!
Keep your sweot-bonc, my dear fellow, and
gnaw it, We want none of it. Don't be un-
easy
We pOked little joke at the Statesman,
just to make him laugh, and secondly to find
out, If really he was earnest in his six solemn
resolutions, logically cOncatenatcd, to convince
Democrats, that a moderate republican like
Chase" and moderate Southern man like
himself" with Success" was better than
fossil democrat" with deleati We knew, of
an individual, in the times past, who gnawed
wing bone, and afterwards gnawed, with a
relish, two or three democratic bones that
were thrown to him, but We did not think the
same individual could possibly be in earnest
when he undertakes the task Of proving to
stern, politicO. puritanical, old Jeffersonian
democrats, that it is good thing for them, to
drop and cast away their eternal principles,
now embalmed in the blood of martyrs, and
do what? Why, turn moderate republicans,
for success!
But, Ms Salesman it seems is really in
earnest, and VIC mus. tell him another little
joke. Just in point too, as he is about to go
over to the republicans, aud desires to carry
US all with him, sailing glOriOusly in the good
ship Success" and upon the tide, that
''takeu at the flow leads on to fortune" the
'tide of success ~
got the joke from old Abe himsclf-the
Prince of jokers, aud the Prince of radicals
He stood before me, last night in a dream, or
it may be in a sort of spiritual communism.
We'll, says Abe to me, Il have heard q good
many jokes in my time, told good many, and
am still on the look out for them even here
fire can't scOTch them out Of me-but the best
joke yet of all l have ever heard is the joke
Of dressing up an old Jctfersonian, iron sided
high fallutIng democrat in the Garb of
moderate radical and moderate Southern
man. Amt it funny looking thing Why
| must tell you joke: was once, upon a
time, sitting at breakfast table, in old Hi,
nois, with Scotchmon, who got hold Of
bad egg, very bad egg, a little 'tother side Of
musty; it curled my nose, almost turned my
stomach; llolOa, says |, Sawny, that is
bad egg 'Neever mind, neever mind that
says Sawny, picking up the mustard pot and
pouring it into his egg, it will do vera weel,
vera wecl, lri mustard" Success" is the
word never mind the egg.
Does the Statesman really think, the
''Scri6er" envies him this egg? a whole
pot full of mustard, and an "Ounce Of civet"
besides, cau't make democrat bolt it! 4
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06

y MOVEMENT FOR REFUNpING THE Cor.
TON TAX.-On April 10th Governor Alcorn,
OF Mississippi, sent a message to the legisla-
ture of that State, brief and to the point, re-
viewing the circumstances under which the
cotton tax OF 1865, 'G6 aud 'G7 was imposed,
the unjust character Of that tax, its as yet un.
settled constitutionaliry, and recommends that
body to earnestly memorialIze Congress to save
the national benevolcnce and promote the ma,
tiona' harmony by refundiug to the struggling
cotton industry of the South every dollar TAX
Gu from its sore need under that great mist axe,
the cotton tax of 1865, &c and 'G7. In re-
sponsc, the Legislature adopted joint rcsolu-
ton to the effect in,imatcd An agitation is
now set on foot in South Carolina to induce
the Governor and Legislature of that State to
second Mississippi in her endeavors, and it is
to be anticipated, perhaps, that when the
Southern States shall be honestly represented
IN Congress concerted effort in this direction
may be made. The amount of cotton tax COL
lccted was some S40,GO0,O0O.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
BALrlMoRE RETAIL MArKEr-Tbc ,Sv,

BALTIMORE RETAIL MARKET.-Thc San
of Saturday, says-Duriug the past week the
city domestic markets have been abundautly
supplied with all the seasonable vegetables and
fruits. Supplies of new potatoes, cucumbers,
tomatoes, &c., are still brought from SOUTH
ward, and meet with ready sale New toma-
toes are very scarce, and yesterday sold at
from 50 cents to 81 per dozen, an advance of
" cents on last quotations. The first rasp-
berries OF the season were in market yester-
day and sold for 10 cents per quart
FRUIT AND VEGErApLEs.-A million and
half OF dollars is estimated to he brought
into Norfolk and its immediate vicinity by
the fruit and vegetable crop of this SEASON.
This is more (says the Winchester Ne,csl than
twice the sum realized by Frederick, Clarke
and Jefferson combined from the export of
wheat.
- 1t is said that the enierants from the
South who went to Brazil have Jared very bad
~ IN that country. But one has succeeded.
AL would Ike to come back. There is much
suffering, distress and poverty among them.
DECEASED.-Rev. William Monroe. for
many years an efficient and welI-kuown min
lister in the NJ. +. Chuch. died at his residence
in BoOnsborO', Nd, on Tuesday last, in the
9Srd year Of his age.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06

Strawberries ExTRAoRDIxAHY.-O
Tuesday eight car. loads of strawberries arrived
u Philadelphia from Wilmington, Del As
each car averaged eight thousand quarts, the
shipments amounted to si1ty-four thousand
quarts. The berries came of the Delaware
road and were shipped along the peninsula
On the same day eighteen cars OF berries ar,
rived on the way to New York city. Also
six carloads from Baltimore to New York.
making forty.eight thousand quarts more !;
being total agreement Of two hundred and
ffty,six thousand quarts and weighing two
hundred and City tons.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06

A BosroNIAN's CoNscIENcE.-Judge
Rye, State Treasurer, received yesterday, in
an envelope post-marked Boston, Mass I'M
signed notes on the Trans. Allegheny Bank Of
Virginia of the following denominations =
One $50, one $40, and one IS. Accompany.
ing these worthless promises to pay was q note
which read as follows Taken from Capi,oI
at Richmond, April 9th, 1865, by a Yankee
who has no use for them. Thew cease 10 he n
curiosity" He did6't return any of the bonds
or signed bank notes no then took as "cuTios.
tiles. Richmond Enquirer.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
HARVEST SUPPLIES.

THE EubHeriber would resner,TYIIv G,E,,,, ~.
Il friends and the public Es6eraIIy thai - iii
o prepared to furnish Harvest Supplies Of rveCy
il"n a. very low figures. lie EeeIs SatSs6ea
nat hi' prices will sUit ell Who hop"r him Win
Harper Ferry. May 30. 1871.
HARVEST WHISKY ,oo5 .....,
- "hi'ky for Sl.25 per gallon % be had Of
y. RON LUCAB
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06

no. The President, his family and six
horses have arrived at Long Branch for the
season.
raDr- Miller, 60 years of age, Of Rock
ingham county, Virginia, was killed by light
ming on I'd inst while holding a Ratchet in
his hand. lie was the father,iu-law of Con-
gresham j. Ii. Harris, of the Rockingham
district.
RAJ The negroes of Washington to the
number of 1000, are on ''strike," for 81
per diem of 8 hours, aud the the indications
are that riot and blood shed will be the result.
Weel, all that can be said is, be it amaug ye.
eE Bowen, a carpet-bag Congressman
from South Carolina. has been convicted in
the Criminal Court of Washington, of Biga>
my. Tho jury consisted of white aud 7
eOlOred.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
p U BLIC SALE
OF
LAND IN BERKELEY COUNTY.

ny virtue ola Deed of Trust, bearing date on the
ON Day OF June 1867, given by B. o. HuIIis. 10
1oIder'S oihcc Of Berkeley county. W. Va to Sc
cure the payment Of three bnnds given by said
Payments on said land-eSch for the sum OF s 3gS =
90 and payable respectively on the let daS Ut on
t"bcr. 1909, the 9Th day Of June, 1870. aud the 8
Gay OF June, ISL all hearing interest from the "a
9Th day OF June. lS69-the bonds Il u nHE,aed
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06

The Cincinnati Gazette says :-"Thcrc
has been such a heavy and rapid decline in
the provision market recently, as to excite
surprise in the minds of people who have not
watched closely the changed conditions under
which the pork packing season commenced
last autumn and have since prevailed"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
Tor SALE.

9O ACTsES Of Land. on the,ch.rIc.,o-p and
- b"OInN(y Turnpike. onr>6IiIr from barIs,s
Tow ana '"uN OF sAid pix SIEdjGinine the aud ~
;. Mshning: va. ltis Oditabie for Market Car
den or Pasture LaS; iSfrst quality land. End viii
besoid ia quantities. @ t-Tu,s suit purchaser,
y F. HENDERSON.
~ h..htb<hh.vr ProP%SIy is not s,Id a Private
SNIr nv 'hS/4st of June. pToEfsgo u will he Offered
st PubGA uciion that ra v JR.ssrS,i.n v;rsn ~.
th: let day ~ september. 1871. ID. e
May =. 1871
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
NEW AD-vERTIsEMENTs.
NEW STORE AT MYERSTOWN.

HAVE jest opened at the Store House in tbis
place. very general assortment Of
Groceries, Liquors, Queens ware, Wooden,
Tin and Ear'hen do; Tobacco, Cigars,
Fruits, Confectionery, Powder. Shot, Fish.
ing Tackle and all other articles in this line
usually kept in we'll provided country
store.
Also, Notions; generally; Hosiery, Buckskin
and other Gloves
respectfully solicit call, as shall en-
deavor to render satisfaction to ell.
for G:Ocds. r a. ER a NCE
Myerstown. May so. ls7!-5i. .SrcI,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06

BhICh DIV ELLING HOUSE
With Wing attached. On the corner 81 ConSrerS.,A
Water streets, CharisstOEn- u ConGains 5 rr-,Ios
basement Kitchen and ert9RF-CisteIn At the duors
holding lbs bbls (; brick SmOke-hOuse: Stabhn0anS
Shed new. that will accommodate hOrr<s md :
e0Es, Corn house. Carriage house ana .Hog.prn
under one Tc2f The lot contains about aeFeS 60
most choice frit trees, in bearing eOnditiOn and
AlsO, FRAME HOUSE, AT western conner Of The La
So"Ne described, recently eTected conTai ns Fo0D1
oasethent Eltctens cellar. aud Z good garden Il h
nov under = rental OF SIUD
AsO. my STORE. HOUSE Oh MARKET Souare If
urt.ntlal s'Tueture, end one Of the moot eligible
LoeAltles iOT business in the town, a. SaloOn or
we'll ventilated. s
!, The above Properly i. not cola privately,
FRIDAR l4m Of July, is7iI
Il will be offered at Public Sale Possession riv.K
OF Tesideh aud store house on let S,r1rr,I-r -
OF irHtne building, noe iva the Occupancy Of (
tenant. on the let AP'h. IS72. The purehS,er a
receive rent from dav OF eaie -
TERMS On Store House cash b,l,,e. - ID
months with interest, tO be ed by n Cd peF.
conAl s"enTity On the Dwellings. cssh On il,k
AuEuet Fe't;Ainder IN s, - and IS mOnIhP, me
deferred pay lnrn's 10 be secured by deed Of trust
now being under insurance.
10 Sale viii take place. f not cold ptiVa,,ly -
IL O'Clock, NJ On the ~, missa
May -, Is7I. JOSEPH u. EASTERDAY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
FISH! FISHII

! EERISG by the barrel or buadr,A. for sci. ,,,v
r. RON LUCAS
A FINEHssortU'ent Of Queeusvure and Tin w..
"A for harvest for sale IOvby
R. RIOS LUCAS
ISAhERS CHOCOLATE. bet in uss EoF
s.'e 70" ~ r. RON LUCAS.
TUE Powdsred Rsth-Brirk, \ mot s1relI,,t
IT'lelr ior eIsoEibR meialE: every bo1se- ksSpeT
harPsr'' Ferry, May %. FIRES Press sd Regis.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
PIC MIC AND TOURNAMENT.

poSe holding Pic Mic aud Touruamcnt rsd.
Jacent To "Cook's WUods.' on Saturday. 10Th inst,
:" winch tue Ladies Of town and county are respect.
premium. a $50 Saddle, will be awarded TO the
successful knight. ThOse Wishing to participate
Will notify the Undersigned imms distcIy
rn-,.-. JAMES N. SMALL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06

TT Tuesday last was decoration day for
the federal dead, throughout the Union. The
celebration at the cemeteries around Wash.
ington, where 10000 union soldiers were
buried, was very i'm posing. The public offices
we're closed, and the President joined the
decoration at Arlington. Fred. Douglass de-
livered an address.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06

Ev The Democratic State Convention, at
its meeting in Cincinnati on ID inst, nomi-
mated as candidates for State officers, Covers
nor, Col. Geo..W. McCoOk Lieutenant G ov-
ernOr, S. +. Hunt, of Hamilton county; at.
torney general, Mr.. Wallace, of Clarke; au-
ditor, J. L. Cockrell of Adams; treasurer,
DIR. BTuehl, Of Hamilton sapreme judge. G.
W. Geddes, of Richmond; member Of the
board of public works, Arthur Hughes, Guy.
ahoga.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
NEW ATTRACTION.

ENoR SALE at lowest market rates. Iust received Of
i the early catch Of POTOMAC FISH, in good
prime order
$4,000 Herring,
600 Shad,
100 Sacks coarse Salt,
so do. Fine do,
20 barrels Harvest Whisky, good quality,
aud cheap,
As Cook Stoves, very low,
a large supply Of Baltimore made Furni-
ture of all kinds.
IA Any of the above will be exchanged
for Corn or other Farm Products at q fair
price.
JAMES MeGRAw.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06

1t is said that most of the diGnitarics,
high officials, &c, in Washington, will make
recrcative excursions, to different portions of
the country, this summer. The President
will, for the most of the time, be at Long
Branch, but will visit Washington "off and
on"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
Sentence Of Mrs. Fair.

After the conclusion of the argument of
Mrs. Fairs counsel on Saturday, in San Fran.
cisco, the Judge informed the counsel for the
State that it was usclcs for them to reply, as
the attempt to impeach the jury had failed,
aud that he would override the exceptions
taken during the trial. lie then, alter a
brief allusian to he long and impartial trial,
sentenced Mrs. Fair to be hanged on the 18th
of july
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06

r. The Elections in Virginia Cof which
there seems to be no cnd) on Thursday week,
for Township officers, resulted generally in
favor of the Conservatives. In several prom
inent towns, however, Charlottesville among
them,) the radicals and negroes were success
full and the imam and brother" run the cor,
rorations
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
TRUST SALE
OF
Brick House and Lot in Bolivar, W. Va.

" pursuance Of the provisions Of Il Deed oTTrust
made by James Coates decd. dated priI I2Ih.
1909, TO the undersigned, Trustee, to serure TO
bridget VI. BOerley, the sum OF Tw Hundred (2OO)
DOlIArs, with the interest thereon, which Deed il
recorded In Deed Book No. T. pages 95 &c. 81, the
land Tccords of Jefferson Codutv. w. Va will
proceed TO cell On the premises. on the
24M Of jane inSiuBI, II O'Clock, H.,
All that ! Story BRICK HOUSE and KITCHEN
with LOT thereto of SO square Perches oi LAND AZ
taChed, mentioned in said Deed # TIuat.
This IL n desirable residence, situated on wash
ngton street, and has some choice FruitTTecs and
other convenience
The debI TO be secured, with the EXPENSES of sale
viii amount To about $50 doars which will be re-
CURED in Cash on day OF sale-the balance of the
the heiTS.
The Title TO the property is believed 10 be entirely
good hut selling AZ Trustee. I will convey ouIY
such ttIeS as ls vested in me. 10y said Decd If Trust
DANIEL J. YOUNG.
wM. F. ASDERsoH, AuctioEeer.
June 8, 1871.
The above Sale is made with the consent md n
pToSatiUn of the heirs ut Laws and myself ne their
Agent. and as the Administrator Of the drcsnar d .
J''nes Coates The purchaser may arrange with
me for the residue OF the purcha money hy m
ing. say the balance of third of the whole tier
paying tile above debt in cash day of ga le the
remainder in two equal ns;Hllmcnts at II and Is
months with interest from date, and executing a
Deed of Trust "a indemnity ana "A Policy OF In
surAnce on the premises to the value Of the deferred
payments.
PersInHi Estate of sad Drccdcnt for CASH There
il a fro assoLtment OF TOOLS, and a number OF
GUN BARRELS.
THOMAS RUSSELL. IA.
Admir-. Of James Coates, decd.
aud Agent Of the Heirs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
PLANTS! PIANIST!

I HAVE madANrraBFegDtSts With IN ..t.,,;,.
bed TO offer At eli Iresh aud reIlsble PiSnts
SSopsisiing IN PagtI6NIonstOe' Of very variety.
Cs ge' Beet 1Dd Srese otatoss. Uhirh ean ssif
Fants VII 90 veil BY seedfSefne their ovAers =,
can guHEGntee saiisfaetion. NC RRITR1
HaTpeT's Ferry. May 81 sfI.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-06-06
FARIERS. NOTICE!

AN nov purchasing WOOL Of all grsdes. for
May JAS LAW uoOrE
FARMERS SUPPLIFS.-Grsin Cr.di.r
4 Scythes. Rifles, whet stones Water KEGS
hHses' Cradle Fingers, Snenth', &c. Far Salr by
"IAy % 1871. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
HAVE two MCCORMICK WHEAT REAPERS,
i In good order, for sale.
JAS. LAW. RooFF.
II OPE: al sizes; water Kegs, Tubs and Wash
May 30. 1871. McCURDY K DUKE.
GRENCH Muffin Pans, fer cal. nv
u McCCRDY DUKE.
bright Steel Hoes. ?. Land tine forks. shOveIs
- and Snathes, iuGt received and for safe Iv
McCIRDH < DUKE.
I ARREST supplies Of ell kinds lin our line,
Just received GRd for baie BY -
May 3d. 1871. MeCURDY L DUKE.
WATER COolerS. ChiIdrens Walters Csom.tbins
neWO other wairsTB of all Elzes ChambeF
Ssts'JaSt received and for sale nv
May 80 1871. MeCURDY DUKE.
A j. stock Of Tin" SccGs q tje1; .'.
PRASS Preserving Ecitles. iron Spoons. r,dr.,
-? TorAs' liz FIates and otheT harVeSt cup.
P'eS' Tor SaIe oy MeCURDY DCRE
Ok DoZ. Harvest Rakes. G. rain Cradle, s.v,b..
~ and Whet Stones. Tor sale by
MAJ 30. 1871. HIcCURDY DURE
WATCHES ard Je~e'ry repaired on tn. moo,
IeaeonaoIe terms, at L. DISELE'S
TLocEs-beautifuI bronze. Rosewood ard WI.
~ nut Fronts, beautiful designs IN patIeTn.-foE
~ Nv " L. DISELE.
FULL stock ofF.,eJ Coed. at
Il ". s. MAsoN,s.