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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-24

no PiIHSiCIAES.-I would call the attention
4 of Physicians to my large and complete stock,
Drug and Prescription Store, which am prepared
TO furnish at az low rates as can be gotten in Ba
more. {. E. BELLER.
Harper's Ferry, Jan. II, ISL
DEEDS Ma ic Sore Throat Powder. This Won
II derful article, generally reIieves the worst core
throat or cold IN the head inside of "a hours, TO be
had a; e. L BELLER'S
DOCKET DiaryTs for ISL. Eunitialed Note Paper
4 and Envelopes. Pass and Memoranda Books.
Day and LcdCeTs, together will the school books used
Z. E. BELLER's.
THE largest stock ofhair nail and tooth Brushes
4 In the lower Valley and at greatly reduced
prices. Also a fine assortment of German, French
and English Extracts for the handkerchief Pom adcs
and liSir Oiis, Whitc,s Dsn;rfce, the beat in
Shaving Compounds, Powder Pufi's and Buxrs, with
AGreat variety 81 u-ctui and valuable articles for
tue toilet. 20 be had at 4. +. BELLER'S.
OPERA PerIire. Rose Bloom, for giving beau.
~ tiiul and natural rose tint to the complexion,
Asgan's Magnolia Balm, French Rouge. ALASKA
lie bad a. ' 9F e E. E. BELLER'S;. 10
WAGON, CARRIAGE AND BUGGY
w WHIPS, for Gale by
TEMENT, Cistern Pumps and Iron tubing for
~ sale by JAS. LAW. HOOEF.
BLASTING and Gun Powder, Fuse, and Gun
u Caps for sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
CoRS Hampers, Tabs, Buckets. busheI Measures,
Jan. Il. JAS. LAW. HooFF
DOPE and CorGsCe oil all kinds. for sale by
~ jan II. JAS. LAW. uOOFF.
II OESE Shoes, Nail BOD and Iror, for sale nv
~ Jan. IL. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
NoRS ShCllers and Cutting Boxes Eorsalc by
~ Jan. Ia. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
flOAL Hods, Fire Dogs, Selves and Wire. for sale
~ bJ JAS. LAW HOOEF.
TfNhE Finest Assortment Of Goods in my line in
Il the valley aud will be UnGersoId by no one
Jan IL, ISL JAS. LAW. HOOFF
(NROUSD Sage, prime article. for sale by
~ Nov. 29 W. S. MASON
7 AMPS.-A beautiful assortment. inc 'udine IN.
II round burners and Hurricane Lanterns. at
Jan. II, lSTI W.. MASON'S.
THlRE Dogs Coal Shoyels. Coal Sives, Pokers, and
Il Waffle GTSRs for sale by
So~. 5. MoCURDY ( DUKE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-24
CHANGE OF RTSINESS.

HAVING changed our business from the credit
system to the strictly CASH PLAN, Ne will
thank all who know Themselves indebted to us 10
caII ana settle their accounts once. The change
IN our business makes it neceP-ary for us TO cIse %
all accounts now stHnding on our books, 10 enable
Us 70 conduct business satisfactorily, and to sell
goods at the Very Lowest Prices for Cash, and we
peg thHt our former pHtronG will continue IN rs
thei' support in our cnterpTise believing il will be
W their interest and advantage. well . ours.
HLLEARY, WILSON & JOHNSON
Summit Point. Oct. Is, Is7O
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Leave Harper's Ferry dtTOO. a q, ard 20 p 81
Leave ShenNnfoah AZ D. Am Shd I abII,Nf lISTt
Leave Key e. Switch Az -. a n std Ie1PllI j
Leave HAlisoNi Al =, q ll6nd'l - ? M slSssr
Leave ChArlestoNn Al -. "A ~ Add VS. A. Atl
Leave Cam fon 8 kt 30 a N and 3O6 q sss.ss
Lave Sglntalt Point II -, a - snd4'tI NE
Leave tVadeENiie a 10. 4 % add9 ~ ETl'sRr,-s
Lea5e oPefSqP REidgs e Is:a Hl.a'es ~ -
Leave Winchester At s 20 10 n n and - p ~.
-.r . ,THAEFsIGalsa ,NesEl,4 ..,,,.,
Leave StrSsbosg ~ lO.A u and iRaS as p 49,
ArEiVsat WtnehestsTHtl 0l6 A ~ aud az ~ 81
Leave WiuchesteE'ut % "a A N and a.EaiP nl.S.-.
Leave SteP6ensUu's Gt 90 - A - anIl - Paf. -,
Leave opequcn Bridge at lO4a a n and - r - =
Leave VNsdssViliS Al l04S AN and a. p NJ
Leave summit Point 10 50 N sad % 2 Si.aaL
Leave Cameron At u 10 a - and - P NJ.
Leave CberlegtOUn 1t ~ - A - and Z 50 PINT
Leave HAlltownat u - ? d End si6 M
Leave Keyes' Switch 10 - p % and 46Ip n 80
Lave Shenandoah Alll IS P ~ aud 5 - P Nj,
Arrive a. HarPer's Ferry n 50 P n Aad 81 2 a.
A. b. WOOD. Agent. HargeL,s Ferry.
June Is, 1870. MASTER 81 fvlSsportSiSs'r
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-24
SUMMIT POINT DEPOT.

"A f now offer to our friends aud the public the
W beet sclectod. the beat styles, SEd the RTent.
Get variety Of Goods that have ever before Of
tSTed, and At lower PTCespriCes that times
OUR DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT,
- complete. and cOmpriscG in part, Ladiea' Drsss
Goods, foreign md domcstic; White Goods of ali
descriptions; Hosiery, Gloves and Notions OF ali
kinds, GentieInen's w"ar, in piece or made IN.
Boys' do, Ladies' and GcntlrmCn's Fancy Shors
ana GRitciE, Ladics' and Cent, meme Plain aud
SuhstHnti'l do, Mems and Boys' Boots Ard sshocs
IN great variety and style.
QuecmsWare, Hardware. VOodenwarc,
In Great Variety.
OUR STOCK OF GROCERIES,
such as Sugars, Offices, Teas Svrups. Mnlbss.s
Eish' MHekercl, Sc, ean'' 10 beat ia quality aud
price. We keep constantly on hand Z; 4 and
Fine Salt. Cual-both Anthracite aud Rituminnus
hose who have NOT the Cash can always find a
good market for anything they have to sell, such
rs Butter, Egss, Lard, Bacon Fowls, BccswaX, &C ,
Tor All OF which VIC will pay the highest price in
trade, and for all kinds OF GRAIN Wheat, Corn,
ny" aud Gate, we will always pay ihe his hest mar
ket rates ia Cash.
90 AN we Azk Is trial. As we cell only 70 r
Chsh or Produce. We are determined to let no one
undrT-sCH Us.
HILLARY. WILSON / JOHNSON
Summit Point. Ocr. Is. 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-24
WIneheAter aud StFasOurg AceommOdatIor

NIneheNteF aud StfasbuFg AeeOmmOdatlon
Leaves NiHches.er .i-- .g-ss~,A ~ sO0,t
wsss sSiHe' ~ am : ,smL
summit Point q - iS-sS1q4
S CSn.srons - - - L. SS9H
ItaIltO.n '". sis
HarpeT's FERRY 6m
Arriving in Baitfuloie ht = Effa nos
Leaves Baltimore al OS =
( i GaIi,a.s - a. .oiad, SIS 30
Cameron = -.--4. - &c.. q GA
Summit Point Gil
W8desViile :. -l-saE. lE -ss. ~ . a. . AZ
StephensOna SSO
Arriving At IS incheSteF az - $50 -~up
stopping ~ Intermediate stations Main Stem II
A 3. WOOD, Agent, HhTper's Ferry.
fsi JOHN l.. WlLSONN
Sept. 6, 1870. .-,, Master Of TransporiaticS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-24

'T'HE BRILLIANT ROUND WICK AEGASD
4 BERSER--This Burner produ-es Al Intenss
fine white fian4"; being round fame II does not
brsHE the chimney, which, with earefuI handling
viii last for great while The saving of Chin
1Sys viii pay The cost Of Burner IN . short time
tbs Burner can be attached 20 any lamp now in
6se ana with the arfding expense q . PoreelnIn
Sh95. produces all the efeet otbs eeIeb5ated Ger
r1da Sturdy Lamp TO bs Rad II * =
i e Z. BELLER,s-
HarPsr'- Ferry, Jsa. y, 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-24
WAGON.MAKING AND REPAIRING.

VIE undersigned having rental the Shop adIoin.
ing the Blarksrnith shop Of MF. HiTam O'Ban-
non. IN ChsrlcstoEn, is prepared TO Make and Re
pair wagons and CarrisEef; and also 10 make and
repair Grain CrhdIes. -
The subscrIbeT u an experienced workman and
viii have the assistance Of p~acticai Wagon Car
rihge and Cradle Ma kers therefore pnnnise
4 faithful eXecurion OF all work undertaken-
PromputUde and reaEonAble charg,s will be the
motto Of the new embellishments.
r March :, lS-O-tE J, ". TRIPLFTT
SCHOOL BOOKS < sTATIONERY.-w.,r. =.
- ceiVing a GaI! stock Of School B,soks and ST.
uonery. which We Offering Iou- for the cash
Sept 20. LIGHT WASHINGTON.
I HAVE just received large aud very Oh zap lot
of Writing Paper. Blank B5OkS Ec. Will give
special discoUnt 20 Lazy and Ibsse purchasing
by the quaurityi or iE other WoFds, viii GurJrirh
them n city Whosesnls pTireS. l
Jan u. ISL w. MASON
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-24
MISCELLANEOUS,

-"H you want business DONE" says the
prOTerb, "go and do it; if you don't want it
done, send some one else" An indolent gen.
tlemau had freehold estate, producing about
five hundred year. Becoming involved in
debt, he sold half the estate, and left the re-
mainder to an industrious farmer for twenty
years.
About the end fthe term the farmer called
to pay his rent, and asked the owner whether
he would sell his farm.
''Will you buy it ?" asked the owner sur
prised.
''Ycs, if we can agree upon the price"
This is exceedingly strange" observed the
gentleman pray tell me how it happens that
l could not live upon twice as much land for
which l paid no rent; you are regularly pay
ing me two hundred year for your farm and
are able in few years to purchase it ~
The reason is plain" was the reply "you
sat still and said Go got up and said Come.
You lay in bed and enjoy your estate L rose
in the morning and minded my business"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-24

inca b"H noe Huc I"tbiuR En'p"riUn. Hdinin-
you can bay y pr cent. cheaper the, eiS. y here
October ~ 1870. l. ia SHt.RGRR 81
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-24

In affections peculiar to Females s unequa He'd by
any other prcpa ration. in ChIOross, Retention
PHinfulneSs, Of Suppression of Customary Evacua.
tiOus, liberated Nr SchirTus State of tho Uterus,
and all incident to the the decline
change Of life.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-24
LAMPS AND IAmp nnnns

CST received large and we'll selected stock Of
- I1mps, &c. inc udrd in ich 10 the &c Zebra ted
HOUND BURNER. which civcs 'hribIe NJ much
tight a. the ordinary uurners Alec, Porcelain
Shndcs; cEn procure Gerinsn Sludcnt's Lamp by
simply adjusting this burner and shade the ordi.
nary lamp; will ht any siZe.
November /. w s. MASON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-24
10 the Public.

ding, PlastcrIng Lath, Chestnut PaIines."
Oak Fencing Plank, &c.
Lumber will be kent constantIy on h nd At me
MIL, !! miIes hove EeSFsIsy 4 Sbserst's PInnine
I Sl'i; on the Shenandoah river. and az Jas. Law.
Hoph'a Lumbcr yard II Chs Firstown 20. M
PersOns contemplating buiLtinR will prorpo,e
their interests by calling upon The sutsrtibcr IL
PersOn. or Jas. Ia FonfI. before going eIGsUhsts
August ~. IsGS-Iy. = = :, -, q,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-01-24

AIcIUM OIL, fresh supply en- B.us,.; =; =
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1871-06-29
Shopping in Japan.

Taking it for granted that the time of
our visit is steamer day." as on such oc-
caslons the assortment of merchandise is
most complete, and displayed to the best
advantage, We soon find ourselves among
groups of newly arrived passengers curl
ously examining the various wares In
blandness of manner the japanese mer-
chant cannot be surpassed. Seated on s.
neat mat covered floor, elevated say two
feet above the street level, his heels for a
chair, and attired in a calico gown with
flowing sleeves, he salutes his customer
with suaslve voice, "O-hi-a, which might
be considered synonymous with Glow
are yOu?" Even though no purchase were
| intended, it would be hard to resist an
overture so pathetic. But take heed lest
you outrage common propriety by treading
| on that bleached straw ma ting or polished
floor with dirty boots. Conform to the
usages of the country, and if you desire a
closer inspection, off with those leathern
lnteguments, no matter if you capSize in
the operation or burst blood-vessel.
Ii, by stretch of courtesy, the trader
signifies that so much trouble is needless,
then step daintily, lest violence be done to
good-nature. To learn the price of an
article you say Eko-rah, chow much 2"
invariably an eX0rbltant Inquire IS named,
which, if you have been initiated by some
| thoughtful friend, will be repealed with
teigned establishment The merchant at
once responds, " How much you give 90
One-half the price asked will be reason
able offer by way of compromise. A pro-
found consultation then take place among
the several traders interested, all of whom
by this time, will have emptied their pipes
ana risen, some one of their number mean
while rapidly shuttling on wires the little
balls of a calculating machine Il your
offer is accepted, several mods Of the head
and a simultaneous clapping of the hands
signify assent. If rejected, make no more
than tritling concession, for if by any
chance you are permitted to leave the
store without bargain, messenger will
probably be despatched in hot pursuit,
saying, "Can dot" A porter is at once
instructed to deliver the goods. For the
latter service volunteers are always at
hand. To attempt to carry ones own
package would not only be a fragrant
case of mira dig, but operate as a direct
challenge to the whole horde of burden
carriers along the street" Jaunts IN
Japan" IN Sc1tbner's Monthly.
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Farmers Homes.

Keep stock of wood ahead. ANY wife
mas Just reason of divorce from d hus-
band who is so mean and so shiftless that
he furnishes her stove wood from day to
day; and any farmer who does it with the
idea of economy, is Ounce, for the time
spent IN hunting up the aX-and such a
farmer arWays has to hunt up the ak or
anything else he wants-and the time
spent in going to and from his other
work, to cut wood, and the DELAYS waiting
Tor meals, because the wood is green and
wet, would go a long way toward work
ing up good stock Of wood; which,
being seasoned and handy, the hard work
ing housekeeper could use so as to save
herself many a scolding; and man who
has no WoOdpile must be a scOld, and I'M
reasonable enough to find fault with his
wife, when he alone should be blamed.
Pork Is the most expensive food, besides
It's tendency to make people gross and
vulgar. a big pork eater and man of
delicate SenSibilities and feelings are oppO-
sites. y pound Of chicken can be pro
duced on farm as chCaply as a pound of
pork. The same is true of mutton Both
are healthier than hog flesh. Then why
not raise chickens and lambs, and eat
poultry and mutton?
a house on hill with no trees around
1t looks cherries and unhomelike. II We
grounds around the dwelling. Tear SWAY
the fences; they cost money and are use
less. | mean the fences shutting the house
up as if there was danger of its running
away. Let there be not less than an acre
OF door yard-ten will be better. Make a
rich lawn of this and cut the grass. 1t can
be no waste, but it will be a thing of
beauty, and "a thing OF beauty is a iov
forever" There need mot be any loss to
be tasteful; nature and beauty are SYN
onyms; good taste and economy can there
fore be made landmarks to each other.
Set out fruit trees in this enclosure, and
dig around them with q spade each wear,
and top dress the whole and the trees will
grow finely, and the grass will grow Iuxu-
rlently, and the house will grow beautiful,
the children will grow c0ntented, the
fathers and mothers as they grow old will
grow happy the neighbors will grow 10
emulate and 10 excel, the township will
grow attractive, and the young men and
the young women will grow up to think
and to feel that there is no place after all
ike home, Sweet Home - D. CIR.
tlSS.
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The Universal Safeguard.

II is useless for State Legislatures to pass laws
for the preservation of the public health, if the
great law of self-preservation, which depends for
its enforcement upon the will of the individual is
suffered to remain dead letter.
There is scarcely an adult member of the COM
munity, OF either sex, in the country, who has not
seen the testimony in fay or of Hestetter's Stom-
ach Bitters, furnished over their own signatures
by persons of acknowledged eminence in science
literature art, commerce, and every department of
business and professional life. These witnesses
have declared in the most explicit terms hat the
preparation is a safeguard against epidemics a
sovereign remedy for dyspepsia, a valuable anti
bilious medicine, promoter of appetite, genial
and harmless stimulant, good accmating medi-
cine, strengthener of the nerves, a general in
yigorant, protection against the deleterious eff
tects of malaria and impure water and that it i'm
parts degree of vigor and activity to the vital
forces which is Rot communicated by any other of
the toucs and stomachics in use Under these
circumstances the self-preservative law of nature
should teach every rational person who, either by
reason of inherent debility or in consequence of
exposure to unwhOlsome Influences is in peril of
losing the greatest of all temporal blessings,
health, the importance Of using the Bters as de-
fensive medicine. DyspeptiCs who neglect 10 give
1t a trla are simply their enemies. 1t is guar
anteed to cure Indigestion in all It's FORMS and the
bilious and nervous will find nothing in che whole
range Of ofiCinal and proprietary medicines which
Will afford them the same relief.
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Rats.

THE best kind ov bate for rat, IL
toasted cheeze, and the best kind ov a
trap IL the one that will ketch them the
oftenest, and hang onto them the most.
1t amt always sure thing tew ketch a
rat bi the tail, hav knew them tew blight
oph their tail just outside ov the Jaws ov
the trap and thus save their rat meat.
BOb-talled rats hav ceased teW be a Gu
riosity to me long ago.
Once should have looked upon a bob
tailed rat with mingled pheelings ov pity
and surprise, but them daze hay fled from
me, look upon bob tailed rat now, as a
cluss bizzness transackshun
Rats are one ov the far famed butys of
civilizashun, they won't live in the wilder.
ness, and wOuln't if WIZ they.
Sum folks are SO enlightened they kant
bear rats, but az lay in mi bed, at mi
boarding hOus, at the deceased hours ov
night, 1t IL one ov mi privileges tew hear
the rats chawing holes thru the base
boards, and playing tag in the wainscOte.
hats are very prolifick, one pair of as
sorted rats, will keep phamily in rats for
years.
Rats arc very easy tew keep, there amt
but phew things but what they will eat,
and them phew things are locked up
Rats are not a subjeckt ov diet in this
country, but am told bi missionarys, that
rat pi IL thick in China.
| shouldn't wonder if rat pi might be
good, but hav alwus accustomed miself
to plain tles-J0sh BILLINGS.
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Radical FalsehOOds.

IHE unanimity with which the South,
ern press accepts the platforms of the
pennsylvania and Ohio Democratic State
conventions is the best answer which can
oe made to the falsehood now industrious.
~ worked by the Radical press, that the
democracy OF the Southern States approve
aua Iaoorse the recent speech made by
Jen Davis at Atlanta
nat Is the object in circulating this
iaisehood, and insisting that it is true? It
Is 10 create conviction among credulous
hepuollcan voters that the white men of
tle south still entertain the hope that they
can divide the Union and re-establish
slavery. The success of the Radical party
uepends upon the creation of a public
opinion that the Southern whites are dam
gerous men, and unworthy of trust, and
That should they again be invested with
the privileges of citizenship they will seek
70 bring back the same order of things that
existed IN the country at the outbreak of
the war
Let ne have peace" said Grant, when
ne was nominated for President, and now
ne and the press, and politicians working
Ior ms denomination, are doing all they
can do TO stir up hatred and bitterness
against the South They want lawless-
ness and crime there, and every Ku-klux
outrage adds to their political capital.
| he most Infamous ISLANDERS concerning
Inc Southern people are published, and
comments made on them calculated to re-
we the passions caused by the war, aid
these tactics are pursued by the direction of
butter, and Morton, and Grant CHICAGO
Times.
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Called Shoulders.

The heat, sweat and dust, together with
rough and badly fitting collars, are very
apt 10 make troublesome and painful sores
upon the shoulders and neck, and it is not
untrequently the case that valuable
horse is disabled for weeks, and some
times months, all from the want Of little
care
A collar never should be put on plow
horse in summer time, until it has been
carefully rubbed, to remove every particle
of grit or earth that may possibly have
gathered there After taking off the col
lar, in summer time, it is a good plan to
battle the shoulders in cold water, after
wards wipiDg them dry.
Be careful to have the collars ft the neck
perfectly, not merely touching at top and
bottom.
If the neck Of horse is already CALLED,
battle thrice day with cold water, care
fully removing loose hairs from the sore,
and then apply al ointment made of sugar
of lead, pulvcrize very fine, and rub this
| amount in piece of tallow halt as large
as hens egg. Apply small portion
after each washing of the sore.
The same salve is excellent for scratches
or sores of any kind that are not of long
! standing.-ErchaHqe.
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The Nebraska Impeachment.

II Is curious fact that the rusty old
CONSTITUTIONAL weapon of Impeachment,
winch the Radical party brought forth to
Stay Andrew johnson with, has been used
10 Stay two Radical Governors with. The
weapon failed to reach Andrew johnson,
out II proved amply long and sharp enough
% 90 the business for Governor Holden of
North Carolina, and Governor Butler of
Nebraska. With Holden's case the conn.
try Is familiar. Buffers trial wss conclu.
aed last week, and the verdict is puiIty
and removal from Office. The imnescb.
ment embodied eleven articles and many
specifications. The chief accusations were
that he converted to his own use nearly
$4,000 of school moneys without secur-
lug the State, when he ought to have paid
them into the treasury; that he made off,
ela misrepresentation of the matter to
the Legislature; that he accepted large
sums OF money from persons who were "a
Noie1 with State contracts; and that he
soIu ms ofnclal powers for money. II WAS
on the nrst OF these, concerning the EN-.
pezziement of the school moneys, that the
senate convicted and removed him. On
the other charges they failed to find him
guilty. though such evidence as the follow
ing gwen by one OF the firm of ID. ]. Sill
yer Y Son, would seem to leave no doubt
OF lis guilt on the other counts also.
:, met Gov. Butler at the Sherman Honss =.
Shlcago With reference to the building of the State
University TINS was ii June, 1889; nv son ~
ported 10 me that Gov. Butte, raEteI ~ 10 Dir.