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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-08
JOB PRINTING.

The undersigned, proprietors Of the DAILY and
WEEKLY BuLLErlN, lave just received an assort-
ment OF the latest styles Of job Printing yEes.
In the South and West. They Haiter themselves
that they possess facilities for turning out
promptly, IN the best style Of the Art, aH work
label 10 the mammoth poster, and ct prices
which leave with our business men no good ex-
cuse for sendisg their work 70 ST. Louis, Cincin-
natl OF Chicago. JNO. II. 0bERLN co
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-08
CONNER CIAL.

THrsspAr EvrSiss. July .. ls7l.
Considering the season, the extreme heat Of
the weather, and that Tuesday Vas the national
holiday. the market is fair. and prices have been
tolerably well maintained during the week.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-08
LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
HE GREAT SOOTHING REMEDY.

Mrs. Cures collie and gripping Price,
WHlTCOMB'S } in the bowels, and IN. [ 70
Syrup. citates the process Of I Cents.
lteething.
Mrs. Subdues c onv ulsons Price,
WHlTCOMB'SJ and overcomes oil dis | Is
Syrup \ eases incident to in. Cents.
fants and children.
Mrs. Cures diarrhea, olsen Price,
WHITCOMB'S terry and summer com. 20
Syrup. plant in children OF all ( Cents.
Lagos.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-08
CONSUMPTION.
ITS CURE AND IT'S PREvENTIv L
BY DIR. J. II. SCHENCK, NJ. D.

Nay human beng has pAssed away for whose
b Known and indis p1ia6ly proven means OF cure.
Those near and dear 70 family and friends arc
hey eaIniy sdoptsd -
DIR. JOSEPH II. sCHENCK's SIMPLE
TREATMENT,
ed svaiIsd themselves OF his wonderfully ea,ca
Re az S 4: Sv no; have ss
&. sh iSr sf
ms. Z Svisksno1 into heaithful vigor.
Sf !; .u 10
S:S, s ,s,sf e. 3D. ssisS s0ss Tss
49,. - : :: e y y und.inS is re-
TS: l:....sA Tonic and M.nar.as pnl:ars tho
@siaSy l. ssssiied fvc sSirds Of sSe ca % ' of
sn, Ssaats In and
-. et9pcRlsi tybes .sympathiie" with the
y 8: ,s Hsre then Gomez tss tsas action
result and the setting In. with AZ Its dissress-
~ CONSUMPTION.
The nsSa.s.s Pm; are so%pSsss,d Of one q Ma
They possess all the blood searching, alternative
properties Of calomel. but. unlike cal0mel, they
"LHAvE NO STING BEHIND"
The york Of cure Is DOW beginning; Tho Vita
ted and mucous deposits In the bowels and In the
s found Sp !, aroSses from It's torpid I'D
patient begins ~ feel that he Is getting, at last
.A.sUPPLY OF GOOD BLOOD.
Ths sss.veed Tonic. In cqniunction with the
Duplication e nov progressing without iu pre-.
yious tOrtures. Digestion becomes painless. and
natulence. no exacerbation OF the stomach. An
Gomez sS he creates. Blood Purifier ever ye.
echsnci's Puimonic syrup comes In 70 perform
s ssns ncS - esssssS Sessss asS "opens the
sIgssso..!.on. kea g! e very sSors time ths
occupied y rsnoysted and made new, and the
patent, IN Al ne dignity OF reganed vgor, step:
GIVEN UP AS LOST.
The second thing 10. the patients must stay in O
% g z sGs Ss ns
can nos ee es s Fresh AR AIR md riding out
isi ana winter season, are ali al Wong Phy ;sc
s s: ~ ss e. sfSS os:s sss mSs
= ga & asy MI" sss Vii S.sS
MI tsSR e socS 81 I.S 90 get
80 dYepaif Of cure after such evidence Of It's
~ q sass .sS
eouai statement 70 tho Faculty Of his own euro
e e; year. zee Sss IN the las. stages of
sons.ni..Ss sonansd e ny bed and at q enc
sOs ssae a8s
ssssYs,i heard Of and obtained the prspaIntio9s
o e e hf sns tns' .Ras
could feel them penetrate my whole system:
s. Ss a:is:. sys VI aa I 81 s%s
III
a and NJ SeSsps 90 great that ~, = was Ss
mSseS. I scos gained ny Strength. and have
.:9s :. SIS: ssE g,
S: ::ss ss;s N!
i 3cysd .rinterrupted health ,,.,
viz. e ana sesson Or Il:
J ssi S SSn,ns s,, e e; s,I pa
ES9Isds;pSis. every saturday IRONS \; 70 Pm.
S.sss. 'R Il. S sI ssssS ri Se Si rs:
q Ea9ls. end pssients can readily learn whether
No Sks Sisss;ioas Tor taking tho medicines arc
aS sns n az. ss,s nc % az sss
tsrss sdicnss nsse no Ssnsr e
! 49, . FtVoI' create appetile. h OF returning
! kSslti., hsaGer Y he most Welcome synptoni.
once g q sood cheer. Sccd blood q once
e.S ,SSssns re - plight e.. 'Hs a4sIs q
sss zone Arc Kept in
-tsns Of thopsapds q families. A. iaxasiyo or
partition while the Pulmonic Syrup as cure
Of coughs and colds. may be regarded NJ pro-
R alm. against consumption III my u "'
Prlco Of the Pulmonie Syrup and 6ea-weed
aiske HUI, % osnts boz. For sale BY all drug
oDS end dealers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-16
OBSERVER.
Life in Paris.

Correspondence ofthe London Daily SewE.
The people are flying from Paris in greater
numbers than ever. 1t is difficult to saw wha.
Is now the population of this desulate CITY: but
piece of statistics may throw some light on
the question: Paris Is now only consuming
five -e'ghths Of its usual allowance of wheat
and -four. An anecdOte about funeral will
Illustrate IN vivid manner that state Of life
in Paris, through which we are now PASSING,
On wednesday last hcaTse, drawn by two
black horses, drew up before the church which
faces what used 10 be the HippoIrome in
Paris. The coachman was all alone with the
cotnn; no mutes, no mOurner. no attendance
OF any kind. What could IL mean The
door Of the church was opened; the priest and
the sexton came out. and after inquiry. took
the cothn into the church. The explanation
OF the unwonted spectacle was as follows: In
the Rue Durct, which abuts on the Avenue
della Grand Armee at the one end. aud on the
Avenue de l'Imperafrice at the other. there
lived an old maid, " no was, apparently friend.
less. and who, although very III. was abau,
doDed by her Tela-ives when the shells from
Fort NaIerien began TO pour upon that part of
the town, scattering death and destruction
around Fear and neglect added 20 sickness
the POOR old woman died in her distress. aud
the man of the Pompes Funebees came to
bury her. as they are bound. When all was
ready aud the hour Of the funeral drew near
thePeoPle OF the neighborhoOd pu, their heads
out of their hiding places and told the under
takers to beware, as the shells had been drop>
ping round all the morning The undertak-
eTs, however, who have 4 cad, determined way
OF going TO work. went ON with their business
as if they did not know what death neaut-
Suddenly she'll burst close to the house. and
the undertakers were in a moment scared out
OF their callousDess. Quick, quick said
the COmmissary. Look sharp" Without
more ado the corpse was pressed into the cof-
mo, the coffin was trotted down stairs aud ram
med into the hca.se. The coachman sat de-
voutly on the box, in a cold perspiration. Tie
friends and acquaiutanees Of the deceased old
lady lowered nervously about the hearse, pre-
pairing to follow, when bang comes another
shell. All take to their heels, and the coach
man, lashiug his horses. whisks away at
galloP, arriving at the church alone.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-16

IDLE GIRLs.-It is painful spectacle in
families, where a mother is the drudge. to see
the daughters. elegantly dressed, reclining at
their ease with their drawing, their music.
their fancy work, Pnd their reading. beguilins 2
themselves of the lapse of hours. days and
weeks; aud never dreaming Of their response.
bilities; but as a necessary consequence of
neglect Of the duty, growing weary of their
useless lives, laying hold Of every newly in-
vented stimulaDt 10 arouse their dropping en-
ergy, and blaming their fate when they dare
not blame their God for having placed them
where they are. These individuals will often
tell you with an air Of affected compassion
(for who can believe it reaD that poor dear
mama is working herself to death, yet no
sooner do you propose that they should assist
her than they declare she is quite in her ele-
ment. in short, that she would never be hap.
py if she had only half so much to do.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-16


Oh go not yet. my love, .-rEr.FrlE
The tght is dark and vast; H.rr
The white moon is hid in her heaven above
=, AND the waves climb high and fast.
O1 kiss me- kiss me, once again,
Lest thy kiss should be the last
Oh! kiss the part;
Grow closer 10 my heart.
MY heart iS warmer surely than the bosom Of the
main. -
o joy! bliss of kisses!
My heart Of hearts art thou;
Come eathe me with thy kiSses,
My eyelids and my brow
HaTk how the Wild rain hisses
And the loud sea rOSTs below.
Thy heart beats through thy rosy limbs.
So gladly doth il stir;
Thy eyes in drops of gIadness Swims
have bathed t.ee with the pleasant rnyrrh.
I1ny locke are dripping balm
Anou snalt not Wanden ilencn 70 night,
.tHttstay tiice WIN my Kisses.
To nightthe roaring brine
Will rend thy golden tTesseS:
The ocean with the morrow light
Will be both blue and calm;
And the bilows will embrace thee with kiss a. soft
mine.
No Western OdOTs wander
On the black and nOa ming sea-
And when thou art dead, LeRndeF,
My soul must follow thee
Oh go not yet, my love,
Ihy voice IL sweet and low;
The deep sRlt wave breaks in above
Those marble stcPs below.
The tuTTct-stAiTs wet
That lead into the sea
l.eande!! go not yet.
The PIeasant stare have set;
Oh go not, go yet,
Or will feIlOw the.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-16

CULTURE OF LIMA BEANs.-The principal
point in the successful culture of the Lima
bean, is to get the seed we'll started. The
best way of doing this is to plant in hill of
light earth, made so by sitting the soil, if it
can be had in no other way. A shovel full
of we'll lrotted manure should go into each hill.
Some mix sand and muck, aud after placing
each seed with the germ downward in the
hill, sift the covering over it through a wire
sieve. Complaining time is about the right
time to plant Lima beans. The after cultiva-
tion is the same as for the common pole bean.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-16
TO TRAVELLERS.
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC II. R
IT I NJ E IT A BILE

TRAISs GoISS Souri,
Leave IIarpcr's Ferry att 90, A. NJ, ard l 90 p NJ.
Leave Shenandoah at O6. A NJ and l 25 p NJ
Leave kcycS' Switch att u, A NJ and 80 PM
Leave HaIltown at 81, A NJ and l IS p
Leave ChaTlestOwn RIT 81. A NJ and / 40 r NJ
Leave CamerOn's at $ 90, 4 NJ and on p Nj
Leave Summit Point Nt -, A NJ and II PM
Leave Vaudeville at 10. NJ and 25 + NJ.
Leave OPcqcOn Bridge al 10, A NJ, . - = NJ
Leave StephcnsOn's at IS. A NJ = nd > SO p NJ
Arrive at Winchester at 10 OO. A NJ, ? so p NJ
Leave Winchester at 40, 10 2I A NJ and So p NJ
Arrive at SErHs6urg at O5 A NJ and - -, 55 NJ.
TRAISs Como NORIH.
Leave StIRshuTg at 10 A NJ and I2 25, ( O5 M
Arrive al W incheSter at 10 IS NJ and 81. SIS NJ
Leave Winchester at 10 81 A NJ aud 5O p NJ
Leave StePhensun's at 10 81 A NJ and 3l3PM.
Leave OPcquOn Bridge At 10 - A NJ md ) 30 p NJ
Leave Vaudeville at 10 IS A NJ and ~ p Nj
Leave Summit Point ~ SO A NJ nd I Og p NJ
Leave Gamer at !! 10 A NJ and : 81 p NJ.
Leave ChATIestOwn at u 81 4 ~ aud So p. NJ.
Leave HalltCwnRIIl 81 NJ and 5 is p NJ.
Leave Keyes' Switc At II 81 NJ and &c r NJ
Leave Shenandoah AtIl as p NJ and 5GIPM
Arrive at HArPer'S Ferry II 81 NJ and 5 so p NJ.
A. b. WOOD. Agent. HarPer's Ferry.
JOHN l. wILSOS,
June l3, 1870. Master of Transportation.
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EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS!
SEVEN GOLD MEDALS

SEVEN GOhO MEDALS
In Oct. and Nov. 1863, and
TEN FIRST PREMIUMS AND MEDALS
In Oct. and Nov. 1870,
A WARDED to CHARLES NJ. STIEFF for the
"A beet PIANOS, over Baltimore New York
PhiladeIPhia and Boston Manufacturers.
OFFICE AND WAR EROoM. No. NoRTH LIRERrY Sr
BALTIMORE, MD.
The Sief's Pianos contain all the latest improve
ments 20 be found in a tIst class Piano with addi
tionHl improvements OF his invention not TO be
found in other instruments. The tone, touch and
hnlsh OF their instruments cannot b. exceIled by
any manufactured.
Second Hand Pianos always hand, from SIS
P.5Ior Organs from the beat makers. from $50 to
H.feTess who have Pianos in use:-warren
Eby, John b. Packet. John Burns, Andrew AL
bridge, Charles Ian ngdOn, Tho. G. Lakeland ,Thos
NJ IsheIl. F Fletcher ReaTney George ". Shirley md
1T. Chaplinc, Of JcflcTsOn county, w. Va.
% Send 70" a catalogue containing 900 names
oi Southerners who have purchased the SIieG Piano
since the close OF the war
January 3, 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-16

LIFE.-Liie is Ike fountain fed by a
thousand streams that perish if one be dried.
1t Is a silver cord twisted with thousand
strings, that parts asunder if one be broken.
Thoughiless moT;als are surrounded by ippu-
merab!e dangers, which make it more strange
that they escape so long than that almost an
perish suddenly at last. We are encornpassed
with accidents every day to crush the decay-
ing element which we inhabit. The seeds Of
disease are planted IN our constitutions by
nature The earth and atmosphere whence
we draw the breath of life are impregnated
with death; health Is made TO operate for its
own destruction The food that nourisbes
contains the element of decay. The soul
wears itself out by its own action. Death
Turks in ambush along the path. NotWith.
standing this truth is so palpsbly plain by the
daily examples before our eyes, how little do
We lay it TO the heart. We see our friends
and neighbors die, but how seldom does It
occur TO US that our knell may give the next
warning to the world
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-16
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

ALEX. MARTIN, D. D.. PREsIDESr,
With a full corps Of Professors.
OPENED but recently fuT purposes of instruction
~ this Institution has already attained a very ex.
tensiVc range of Pai ronage and support.
II pOts tsesses the fucst grounds and buildings in
the State. -
Classes formed in all the regular Departments
OF OfCOl!cgihte AnL Scientific Study
special advantage for thorough acquisition Of tho
Modern Language, the Study Of Geology, and
other branchcsi in the interest Of Agriculture
Chemistry taught according to the new and only
correct system.
Teachers Class every Spring Term
A valuable Cabinet and Apparatus
Tuition, from SI5 TO S24 per year
FHtt TERN begins September 7th; Winter, De-
cember 9th: Spring. March 2Ist.
Commencement, June 18th.
o1- -SendfUr Catalogue.
GEO C. STCRGTSS,
. Secretary Board Of Regents.
Morgantown, w. Va, August 10. lS7O-iy.
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ATTENTION. FARMERS!

7 WILL furnish blue Windsor Ground Plaster at
j SlO.5O per Ton. JAS. La ". HOOFF
IMPROVED double shovel Ploughs: For sale by
4 Maya. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
WANTED.
TOGT'S Army, Navv and Ora COON Pistols Spen-
- Ger and Henry Riflcs and Carbincs, for which
Cash will be paid JAS. LAW. HOOFF,
December I3, 1870.
pILI.S Of Lumber, all dimensions. Piastering
A. Lath, &c. furnished at short notice by
Nov I6. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
lust received a full stock of Wheeling Nails,
- Horse Sh"es, Powder, Steel, Iron aud goods in
Nov. Is JAS. LAW. HooFF.
pROONI HANDLES, Broou Twine and
Feb. !. Jas. Law. HOoEF.
WAGON, CARNAGE AND BUGGY
W WHIPS, for sale by
Jan. II, 1871. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
TEMENT, Cistern Pumps and Iron tubing for
~ sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
BLASTING and Gun Powder, Fuse, and Gun
- Caps for sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
TORNHamper r., Tubs, Buc cts, bu sheI Measures
Jan IL JAS LAW. HOOFF.
DOPE and COrdage OF all kinds, for sale by
IL Jan ~. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
Ii JORSE Shoes, Nail Rod and Iror. for sale bv
Jan IL JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
TSORS Shelters nd Outline Boxes EDTEalc nv
~ Jan. IL. JAS LAW. HOOFF.
TOAL Hods, Fire Dogs. Selves nnd Wire. for sale
~ by JAS. LAW HOOFF.
TUE Finest A-sortmcnt of G"OdS in my line in
the Valley, aud will be unds sold bS - one.
Jan. II, 1871. JAS. LAW HOOFF.
INRES! supply Garden Seed just received and for
S''eby JAS LAW. HOOFF
GLOVER SEED SELVES for sale by
~ Fsh.T. JAS. LAW. HOoFF.
LNEBRN boat Chain for sRic by
Il Feb. - JAS. LAW. HoOEE
5OO LOCUST posTs. for sale by
COO JAS, LATT. HoOFF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-16

An APoLoGY.-John Randolph's reportcd
famous apology to Henry Clay in Congress
has been outdone in Kansas by an ingenious
aud naive tailor, whose name. j. V. Hart. de-
serves to be handed down to postcrity. This
parsonage, 1t appears, had made a suit of
clothes tor certain doctor, who, not being
satisfied with the coat, refused TO take it
hereupon wuTdy war ensued, which ended
10 the taIlurs kicking the doctor down stairs.
subsequently the doctor paid for the entire
suit, and then requested an apology. The
grateful and amIable tailor promptly Tespoud-
ed IN a card ''to the public" which for clear
exposition OF facts and an innocent heapipp of
coal on the poor doctors head, could hardly
be surpassed. After naTFating In the COM
mencement Of the apology how the doctor had
once before refused to pay for coat tha, he
had oTdeTed-ail strictly true, however un-
necessary to appear IN an Apologize statement
he thus tenders the prosecuted doctor all
the reParatIou that be has asked for. This
spHng he ordered Of me q business suit. and
endeavored 10 again leave a coat on NV hands.
told him 10 leave me the whole suit or nav
for 1t. He refused, and / kicked hin, out Of
my shop at eight O'Clock on the morning Of
March p, ISL. He has since. however. paid
me, and requested an apology, which / now
make, and state that had be paid me for my
work as requested, / would not have Kicked
him out Of my shop as above mentioned. j.
~ Hart" Here, indeed, Is a precise. sario.
rial Mephistopheles, whom i; were better far
TO pay and be done with rather than TO run
the risk Of receiving. first kicking, and then
worse still, an '-apO!ogy."i
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-16

- Col Mike Hartman is said to be now the
PossessOr of ten fipe farms-six in Augusta
county, three in Fauquier county, and one in
Caroline cOunty-"MOss Neck" one of the
finest plantations in Virginia, and near Fred
ricksburg; all are under successful aud high
state of cultivation.
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EDUCATI Al.
JEFFERSON INSTITUTE.
CHkRLEST0WN, VIRGINIA.

EINHE next Sessiun will commence ON MONDAY
L SEPTEMBER ~, 1870.
Being provided with competent h assistants, every
advantage Tor thorough course ia English, the
Language Drawing, Music on Piano and o. an
wlii be Afforded. Particular attention will be paid
to Music and pupils will he required to play al the
Musical SoTecs, when the fricnds of the pupils can
have an oPPortuPity to judge of their prog gress.
vocal music will be taught in classes A. well ne
by private lesson.
For CiTcnlars, Terms, & apply to the Principal
July 10 1870. Mas A H. FORREST
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-16

- BY the opening of the Connelsville r.
r., reduction will be established in the rate
of fare between Baltimore, Washington and
Pittsburg. by the old route via. Harrisburg,
the fare from Baltimore has been ten dol.
lars, aud from Washington eleven dollars
and fifty cents to Pittsburg. by the new
route the fare from Baltimore has been fixed
at eight dollars and fifty cts and from Wash.
ington at nine dollars and fifty cts, saving
to Baltimore passengers of one dollar and fifty
cts, and to Washington passengers of two
dollars
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-16

- Subscriptions for the relief of the widow
of John Brown, of Harper's Ferry fame, are
now being taken up in Washington.
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alike.
DEATH or THE PARIsIAN ELrpUAYrs-
The splendid specimens of elephants under
the names of Castor and Pollux. of Eprnne,r,
reuown, Tell victims TO the mil htiest of all
conquerors-hungcr The Parisians, though
not too tastidious 10 feed on rats. were COM
PEELED by II 10 sacrifice their giant pets
Their death was tragic. PolIux died from
DeVlsime's explosive ball, fifteen centime,res
long, OF cylindrical shape, with comic end
which on It's steel point had a capsule fastened
containing eighty gramms Of fine powder.
weighing two hundred aud eight gramms.-
a charge of eight gramms of powder is re-
quired to throw the projeetile. The shot.
fired from ten meters distance pierced the
right shoulder, shattered the first rib. and ex-
Pioded within the bowels After this de-
structlve explosion the elephant rested in an
upright position, then made some motions.
but did not attempt TO rcud his shackles. Il
lasted some minutes, until the internal hem
orrhage choked the animal. Then he fell,
his agony lasting sometime. Four large tubs
were filed with blood, and yet some little
time elapsed before he ceased to breathe
The next day it was Castors turn. who was
killed by Milne Edwards by means of hunt
ing carbine. Hit on the right temple. the
elephant went down on his knees with moan.
ing cry. As he tried to raise himself another
ball hat him in the middle of the forehead.
Again he went down, and then, as If struck
by thundeTbolt, he rolled on 10 his RIGHT
side. His Proboscis moved slig ghtly; his beau
ttul expressive eyes closed-he was dead
The victims were seized by Deboo's folks, and
stripped Of their horny skins. which sell for.
1000 francs each. The rosy flesh seemed to
be extremely tender, and looked like VEAL
Castor aud Pollux, though only six years of
age, were of enormous size. The colossal
pieces Of their flesh were soon paraded on the
shambes of the Boulevard Haussman. among
cassowari0s, kangoroos ahd antelopes from the
geological Gardens So the mcnagerie was
complete; but the elephants were the lions Of
the day
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"HOPEMELL MILIS.,

INHE undersigned desires to inform the citizens in
the vicinity of"HOPEwELL MHLS." other
wise known as "Strider's Mills," :" that having &c.
cured the services of fret class Miller he is pre-
pared to do all kinds Of Grinding the shortes no.
tice and IN the best manner. Flour aud Meal al.
WAYe on hand. EUGENE RAKER
August %, lS7o-u
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-16

- Capper's Springs. ;he well,known Vir-
Ginia property, was sold at public auction last
Tuesday by Major Conrad, trustee. Purchas-
ed by Mr.. Pratt, of Washington city, tor
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VIM. Knabe & Co.,
Manufacturers of
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
Piano Eortes.

P1an0 For tcs.
wAREEOOMs,
No. $50 w. Baltimore st. near Eutaw,
BALTIMORE. MD
Nhese Instruments have been before the Public for
i nearly Thirty ycars. ard upon their excelcncy y
which PrOnounces them unolualed. Their
TONE
combineR great power UeS tncFs and fine Sin Eing
quality, a. well great purity Of lntnnatio md
evenucss thrnug ghout the entire scaIe. Their
TOUCH
stiftIess found ia so many Pianos. la
WORKMANSHIP
they are uaexcelled, using none bot the very beet
sEAs"NEn MATEEIAL, the large capital employed in
our business enabling US to keep continually i'm
m"nse stock Oi lumber, &c. on hand
90 All ouT SquA re- Pianos ha New I'm provcd
OvcTstrung scaie and the AgTRffe Treble.
We would calf special attention to our late i'm
prOVeInents in
GRAND PIANOS AND SQUARE GRANDS,
PATENTED AuGTsT II, 1866,
Which bring the Piano nearer perfection than has
yet been attained.
Every Piano FuIly Warranted for Years.
Sole Wholesale 4 gency for CARHART 4 NEED.
HAMS Celebrated PARLOR ORG ass and CHURcH
HARNONIUNs.
wM. KSABE &CO,
No $50 West Baltimore St, near EutNw
April 90 lsIN-ly. BALTIMORE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-05-16
SoNTTHJENTAI
LIFE URANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK.

THIS COMPANY Is PURELY MUTUAL IN ITS
OPERATIONS.
Dividing its entire surplus among its policy hold.
sEs annually on the CONTRIBUTION PLAN.
All policies NON N-FORFEITABLE
THIRTY DAYS GRACE il given on all pre-
miums and the policy il held in force during that
AsseLs-sJaRudry 1st, 1871, ..S5, ,OOO, 900
40. policies issued Jan. lst, 1871, $4,000
No. policies issued in 1870. 12,O6O
H--H WM. 0PIE NORRIS,
General Agent for West Virginia.
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CO o. Agelts wanted in thiS State. ..r
Ja1. ~, ls1I-tlstJy.