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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
DkI.hW w AXE RAILROAD LINE,

ST MINER ARRANGEMENT
Y ..ssss q ON aId after MONDAY July o.th
ysEE-KH~la'-. lsundIys excepIei.J Trains viii
-..il ''''
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
Railrcaa Iiufs.
Ph,ilde tia, Wilmington and Eaiu-
more Railroad,
- = AN VI ~ =sa aE
II = TABLE.

II : TABLE.
to;pueAciGeN e, June 81, 1872 Trans will lesys
SrIS. S'Tr' sF,a aa wa'hins.Sn Avenue as follows
ha.tinoEe,e etv, ;, sHall kesu Stations;
Il tW,lm'ngioL. Delaware Railroad Lane, at LAY.
psawsr4 j. airnason % with Sd aoa Jane.on saa ana
ste4kNatel Ia. at seaiofd with dorchester And
lara.i, w,n @eom,co aud Hi'f'" rdcomst anH.s
EHffh5, T,.a-a I-AIS / ~ tsandsys s,ssR.ss io'
Iainsson w.th tram tor New Castle.
S~
ss, Hare -le-t.laer. Aberdeen. Feifyman :, &C.
al ass
anstH lnSssn .'oErnS lygoi oisynen. va
Fortress Aonfo nd Noriok win taA. tn.
WILMl.,GToE TRAINS
kavE fhiIAbhniA a. i1t5 ssi a. slS sls & %
7vsnl $50 da,ly NJ. The sou r train connects with
IEAE il. II; s"a q & o asa S
s! ss4 LIVER 7s En- spe.Ig The M sG 4 ~ van WI %.
i,er, "1n!neton At 90 ?. ii.
he 's AM VI aae.,o isa if9 ~ M.anson WI connect
| Hn;"Ya iof Nss i.fk iroH Msst p .lndel pnla
A.tat lni H.tlinor4 ossS AID fhii-
Leave ihl!Adepnia i9I Fort pepost eundays exceo
Ss,3. '5s, :, 5 90 an a. ,;,s sSe 80 4 NJ faaa sh.
| ~ - y. IN, Ph.ladelghia Oxford Al ~ % IN
""iLt'''hy' AID eatGfiay- = 81 p. m, I'll. 10 a IN
Sf"'u "pp at all rlAIl9hs te.wrsa fh.dei phia aIi
| l.A-I1kIn,
ieNv' T. {, Deposit or Philadelphia tgu1sy. excepted a,
- .. IA All IS +. OSotd tor h.lafephia A,
blv a. m. thsiis Fofi ior PhilAtspnis l. ~ b 10
| >uH4ty, ieat- Philadelphia to- pKiyt. 80 Il. IN
| .-t's pAio.l '1r fuhtI-. this - .. IA.
TfhH- lea.iLs " irlhctou st 90 ~ -nd 4lOt IN vii
| c"uec. - Ianos Il JgHtt'yi Yjth he 100. Ia a.;
i'i T. NJ Ira us iof fu..4ietnla .It.usr- L. Il.
| tai katlroaa,
..,r TaAoTsH rRAlks tRoM BALTIMORE.
LEAVE MIlhlNhIVH At 1881, l2.al P.N d.4, lu D. T.
| cHESTEk FOE PhI1ADELpHIS
~i-A " '.t, =. p o. 3D. ofs ALG ii rs A III
| -. IA thl55i, OIL 7.5e aad 1885 + II.
IRON bttlutfe Y .uGa4t pass. Leave Baltimore a:
a ~ Wa! Mall 9,tj =, NJ, EIpres .tJ r. Vi ~
| pres I - + NJ EEur-,- lIiJ T.. u krpf,.,
FROM bsttne!t fpEt D, tpsitsnl ueIeal.t.,tsto o..
/ AS ~ /. 81
| AceomtnodAtol s.ufrVm TOtt D-pL5 slllleayePer.y
vt.Ieat5 u AN tn SAIitl. lEt 4l-ttn-d aI- =,
/ tous.
TRAINS FOR BALr4Mo2E
l.esye os'ietat 1906 and I'll anti ,x
! @sve "t'atr ga At l!5., +. IS AtI IL % " los n
5s,9a -2AfN .a.1u BALriNCRE
hssss ba.t' t-et N, AtnFr4uF MAgAo,I. Perry
man At"ffesu, h.yt--l-,tr y !.- C na
town. So ..ss.. T. ~ u. Newark, Stanton, sew
iIt, ltG-t E..p. CiayiEpal, LEV Z An Cu.st.r
y :. EEnaEi eup.rtlleGier,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
Good Rules for Emergencies.

Professor Wilder, Of Cornell University gives
these short rules Of action in cases Of accident
1t would not be BAT thing 10 cut them ont and
carry ihen in ones pocket book, or, better vet,
com nit them ~ memory.
For dust in the eyes avoid rubbing; dash
water into them; remove cinders, etc, with the
round point of led pencil
Remove insects from the ear by tepid water;
never put a hard instrument into your ear.
II an artery ia CHI, compress above the wound;
II ven Is cut compress below.
II choked get upon all fours and cough
Smother fire with carpets, etc. water will
often spread bnrning oil, and increase danger
Before passing through smoke, take full breath
and then sto,p low, bnt if carbonic is suspected
walk erect.
Suck poisoned wounds, unless your mouth is
sofe, enlarge the wound, or, cut ont the part
without delay; hold the wounded part as long
4. can be borne 10 a hot coal. or the end o
cigar.
IN case Of poisoning. excite vomiting by tick.
ing the throat, by warm water and mustard.
Tor acid polsons give akalips: for alkaline
pols1ns, give acids; white Of an cs, il COOL in
most cases.
For apop,eyy, ras, tn heli anI BODY; for
ianting. lie fiat.
1t IN the water, float on the bick, with the
nose and mouth projecting
For slight burns, dip the part in cold water
II the skin IS destroyed, cover with varnish.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
Furniture ana venltlen Blinds

FArMliure ana Vcnltlen BIlnda
J. Il J. N. HARMAN,
No. HOOKING STREET. WILMINGTON. DEL.
l<rF-gJ We respectfully inform the citizens OF
-KA Wilmington and the surrounding country
IL that we continue to manufacture and keep
EAE.ion hand at our large and long establis h ed
warerooms. Furniture of every variety and style
consisting of Mahogany, Rosewood and Walnut
Furniture. suitable for parior, dining room and
chamber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture is large and varied
can be found in Delaware. and all articles sold Al
our establishment are warranted as represented.
Venitian Blinds of the most fashionable designs
made to order and kept constantly on hand. We
sortment OF Spring, Hair, Moss and Husk Mattress
es j. K J. n. HARMAN,
inl 40 King street
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
ASTHMA
BARLOW's INDIGO BLUE

BAKLUW $ lNUlGU BLUE
Is the chearea. and best article the market for
Riueiag Clothes. The genuine has both Barlow's
md Witberger's name on the label, i il put NJ NJ
Wiltbergcr's Drug Store. No. q. North Second
etor. For sale by Druggists and ',roccrs
A GENTS SWanied.-Agents make more mo =, ,ey
- at work for us than at anything else. Business
light and permanent. Particulars free Il SrIN.
son Il Co. FINE Ar, Publishers Portland. Maine.
I000 Agents sWnntcd.-samplcs sent free by
wv mail, with terms to clear from s5 to SO
per day. Two entirely new articles, siltablc as
-four. Address N. IL. WHITE. Newark. u.
octj 2awEwiw
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08
WILMINGTON AND READING 4 R

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@HfM 'AMsVti5imtats.
GUARANTEED BONDS

Payable in New York City. for sale at prices tn,
will p1y over l2per cent. on the Investment, Mt
hand. TlIOS. p. ELLIS & co. Bankers, ii Pin
Street, New York
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-10-08

The person who claims to be Sir Roger
Charles Doughty 'Iichborne in the baroncy oil
England has adopted novel way af promoting
his cause. We read OF his second appearance
1t The Amphilheate- in Liverpool when the pit
and gallery were filled but not the boxes
Speeches were made bv Mr.. Samuel Bush, Mr..
Gnillord Onsiow NJ. p, Prof. Anderson, the
Wizard OF the North, and the Claimant him
sell, who made a speech remarkable for nothing
(as we are intormedl except for the persistency
With which this child of the arisocracy adhered
to his cocknev pronunciation, speaking Of the
missing heir" using "heyc" for "eye," aad
saying "hearldom" for "earldom.' The funni-
eat af 1t all was, that Mr.. Guiiord Onslow told
the audience that if the claimant had only been
well educa.e ed he would have been one ofthe most
brilliant orators in the House of Commons =.
The object of these meetings is to secure the
Claimant fair trial upon the pending indct-
ment we suppose; though how meetings in the
Liverpool Ampithea.ra VII! do thia We hardly
aoInprehead
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-08
Patton Anderson.

General James Patton Anderson. of the
Confedate army, noticed in our last jssue
died at his residence near Memphis, Tennes,
see, on the 10Th u!tImo, after a brief illpess
lie was brave and meritorious officer. and
frequently distinguished himself in the field
At Shiloh, where under the peerless Albert
Sidney Johnston, he commanded n mixed
brigade composed of Louisianisns Floridians
and Texans. he was conspicuous for his ner>
sonal galantry. and contributed largely To the
brilliant result of the first davis victory. Ue
was shortly after that engagement promoted
to the command Of the division vac,ted bv the
removal of Gen. Hindman west of the Mis-
sisslppi, and in all the subsequent camraigns
under Bragg. Hood and johnson. be bore a
prominent part. The Herald, in NOTICING his
death, says.
lie served in the war against the Union.
behaving with great ability, a Confederate dis
patch speaking of him in these terms -
"MHJor-G General Patton Anderson one of the
hraves;, coolest and most skilltul of our youup
otlcers has been assigned to the command of
the Florida district. whittier he has proceeded !"
He graduated at West Point from the State
OF Tennessee, and separated from the Union
army, IN which his promotion was satisfactory.
on the declaration of the war of secession -
General Anderson attained the rank of chief
OF Hindmans division, Hoods army: in Au.
gust, 1864. He was severely wounded in
the head at the battle of Jonesboro', and ar
rived in Americus, Ga, some short time spb>
sequently. At 3 later date General Anderson
was relieved of his command in Florida and
sent to Tennessee. a Union officer, writing
at Jacksonville, Fla, on the 7th of Anr;i
1864, spoke of the Generals action in the
following words: Msjor-General Patton
Anderson commanding the Confederate forces
in East Florida. sent yesterday to our lines a
flag OF truce covering most courteous letter
to Brisadier General Hatch ACCOMPANYING
the letter he sent complete list of our
wounded in his hands so prepared as to show
the character of their wounds. &c. He also
expressed the hope that such list might be
the means of allayiug anxiety on the part of
the friends and families Of the wounded
prisoners Most glad am l to chronicle an
act so courteous and humane as this. albei, a
rebel general is it's author" He maintained
his character for dash, generosity and love of
his teiiow-men to the last
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TO TRAVELLERS.
WINCHESTER AND poToMAC r. r.
TIBIE TABLE.

TRAINS Goi*e Souru.
Leave Harper's Ferry att 90. a ", ard Is P NJ.
Leave Shena ndosh at 06, a NJ and cup NJ
Leave keycs' Switch att 20, A NJ and 27 PM
Leave lila a!lto~n at 80. A NJ and 30 PM
Leave Chariest"wn a'7 ~ A NJ ami 42P NJ
Leave Cameron's at s II, a NJ and | SO p Nj
Leave Summit Point AT 80, 4 NJ and > OIL PM
Leave Wades"illc at 81. 4 NJ and = I7PM
Leave Opcqron Bridge a 8 %, A NJ. . 20 P NJ.
Le&ve Stephenson's at 81 A VI and 81 p NJ
Arrive at Winchester at 30, A NJ. AZ p III.
Leave Winchester at so A VI and ii p II
Arrive at strasb"rg at II 40 A NJ and O5. PM
TRAINS Gots6 SoRTH.
Leave Strasburg al 45 4 VI and IL 10 PM
Arrive mt Winchester at Q 50 A NJ and3l7
Leave Winchester at 10 2i A nj and } I; p NJ
Leave SteptIens"n'e at 10 81 A NJ and 3 81 PM
Leave Opcquon Bridge at 10 ~ A III and 5 81 P NJ
Leave Wadesviile at l045 4 NJ and 4 OF r Nj
Leave Summit Point IL 80 A nj a nd % p NJ
Leave Cameron at l! 10 4 NJ and Al P NJ
Leave Charlestuwn at II 2I a Nj and ) 40 p NJ
Lesv" Halltowpat II 80 a NJ and 5 20 P NJ
Leave k:ycs' Switc at II 81 A NJ and 5 81 p NJ
Leave Shenandoah at II Is 4 nj and 5 Is PN
Arrive at Hsrpcr's Ferry IL so A NJ aud so p N-
"A. b. WOOD. Agent, Harper's Ferry.
JOHN l.. WILSON,
June g. lSI2. Master of Tran spor Ia ton.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-08

less, aud governments uugratetul, bot the Son
of David still lives, and, to those who have
faith, is as generous now as he was to Bar
timeas of old. And the afflicted of this world
can well afford to forget all past deprivations,
if; amid the ma.chless joys of new Heaven.
and new Earth, their opened eyes first
behold the Son of God, who is the source of
all light, and the giver of every good and
perfect gift. HARpER's FERRY.
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AGENTS.

s9-The following gentlemen are duly au-
thorized to receive ADVERTISING and SUR
soRIprIoN for the ".Spirit of Jcferson," and
to collect and recei pit for the same:
GEO D Nc GLINcY YMepherastown.
JOHN P. kEARFooT-M MurtiasIuro.
CHAs. X. LEE Berryc'l2e.
RoBT. RON LUCAS and j HUNTER Rr1.
LER-H"rper's Ferry.
JOEL w. RoBEnTs-l lNi3diernv.
ADAM LINK, Jr -Dn6iei5s Depot.
ALEX. OsBoURN- LnionyiWe
NJ W BURR-Broun's !ShoD.
Il H. rs-KcnyneysOiUc.
HENRY S. LEAGUE-Lect0mn.
JOHN W. DALG.RN
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PaEIIGAl.
THE DRUNKARp,s DAueHpEpp

outon the street with naked feet
saw the drnnkard's little daughter:
Her tattered shawl was tnin and small:
She little knew. for no one taught her.
Her skin was far; her auburn hair
Was blown about her pretty forehead.
Her sad. white face wore sorrows trace
"a nd want aud woe that were not borrowed.
Heart broken child /. she seldom smiled.
Hope promised her no bris hit to. morrow
Or. if it's light flashed on her night
Then up came rker clouds of sorrow
She softly said, s'we have no bread,
No wood to Eeep the FIRE q, turning;''
The child was i'll; the winds, so chill,
Her :hln, cold blood to ice was turning
But men welffed and warmly clad.
And ladies robcd in richest fashion,
Passed on the side where no one cried
To them for pity and compassion.
Fled that lone night, and then the light
OF rosy day in beauty shining
Set dome, and spire, and roof on fire.
And shone on one beyond repining.
Asleep. a lone, as cold as stone.
Where no dear parent evsr sought her.
In winding sheet of snow and sIeet ~
ihey found the drunkard's hfeless danr hte
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-08
PERSONAL.

NOAH WALKER L co,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of a plan of ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER.
To which they call spccal attention Thcy will
seno on appi'c"t t'n their improved and accurate
RULES F0R SELF afSASURE1fENT,
and full line of sampcs iru,n their imIncns. s,ock
"i Cloths. C"ssncrcs, C"atmes, Sh:riiugs. SC,
thus euabllng parti"s i'll part Of the country to
ordSr their C"tiI.nE and shirts dirrc. from the m
with the anty OF receiving garments of
Tile Irry Latest Styic
Amd 1i"st I"rf"ct Fit
attalnahle Goods ordered will be sent by Esor-ss
{" any part "i the country AS il we'll Il Iown
tHroue hnut the Southern Statea II hSve TOR Forty
three YEARS cxceUcd in all Gcpar rtuierts OF their
business, which is Il subs suntante- as to h
chararteE OF the Gud4 ti.ry will Sc nd out 4 lar,-c
and well assorted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always ou hand together with full line of
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in. design, and
ii POPGiif I'RICES
w hen G"ods are sent per Express c. O o. there
VIII "e II" cole ction charge ON anounts" of $50 nd
over. Ru .es tor sell inc. surcln"nt, SAMPLES OF
Goods HId rrice lis' free "n application. The at
Department, which is lways KEEP, up ,otne highest
sta udard
NOAH WALKER & Co.
manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and BOYS
Clothing and Furnishing Goods either
ready nIS'ir "r made order.
l65 aud i67 Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE, MD.
April ~, 1871.
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CT 0ACH Ii AKING
AND
Livery i'm Gharirstown.

TIT. 7i'!'FTIgHcH HFFIhg entered lbIo Co Part
Il ncrsiIlp. under the name and stvle of
STUMP .& HAWKS,
Will conduct the bus sine.s of
COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING
In oil Its branches guarantying tho Beet or kman.
snip ann satisfactory terms Wei tend 20 largely
increase the huaiL'E nd max, o,dcr and Ian IN
Keep on hand for sale CARRI AGES, DUGGJES
Rotk 4 WAIS and I-it;I4T W AGDNS of the ,no.,
approved patterns. a nj ni ,crinr materiels and
warrant every aTtjrlc to he accommodated We
shali have III our employ OF the hands whr
!nr tw"ntv wears "T more. were employed nv Mai,
\" J. lie wks and ais" have the tenrf, Of his rres
cncc and advice. ant it will bc the eAdcavnr OF the
ne" II, m :" maintain the .puiati"n of HAWKS
CoAtH FACTORY Old Carriages taken in e1-
change Tor new WORT On hand. can s,antly second
hnnd work which will be disp"std oi at moderate
In addition to the above. w purpose ejvirr our
attention to general LIVERY BUSINESS and
VII ke"n good h"rses end vthclee Of every descrip-
tion for the aCronrnoda tion Of he public
a STUMP,
Aug %. lS7l-ly A W HAWKS
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HERE I BAKE, HERE 1 BnEw.-The
players form circle by joining hands. and
shut one of their number into the middle of
it. The captive touches ono pair of Joined
hands. and says. "Here bake" then pass.
ing on to two others Generally on the oppo-
site side of the circle,) she says, "Here 7
brew" Then she touches two Others, saying,
"Here I make my wedding cake" Then
suddenly she springs on two of the clasped
hands which appear least to expect her, and
bre"ks through the circle if she can. But her
effort is strongly resisted by the players, who
keep her prisoner as long as they can If she
tries three times iu vain to escape from the
circle. she pays forfeit Ifshe breaks through
it. the pair whose hands were not strong
enough to hold her pay forfeit each. and
another player becomes captive. Ifthis game
is played out Of doors or in large ball. when
the captive breaks through she runs around
the lawn or hall, until one of the players can
catch her. Then the cirIe forms agaip, and
the one who caught the captive becomes cap.
tive. The game continues in the same way
until a change is desired.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-08

The Norwich Adeerti.er saws: ga young
lady. very pretty, walked round the new road
(seven uliIes) in one hour and forty-five min
utes. We remember escorting one around
that road once by moonlight Time-four
hours and forty minutes. But then she said
she wasn't in hurry. The old folks had
gone to campmeeting, and she had night
key"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-08
"A clergyman passing boy weeping Bit

"A clergyman passing boy weeping Bit
terly. halted AID asked
"What is the matter, my little fellow 2" "
The boy replied, "Beforc, we had hardly
enough to eat of snything, and now what
shall we do, for there's another one come T'
Hush thy mourning and wipe of those
tears, said the clergyman. "abd remember
that God never sends mouths without He
sends victuals to put into them"
''T know that" said the boy, "but then
He sends al the mouths to our house, aud
the vic,uals to yours"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-08

BoRA1-oDe half spound win drive the
cockrnaches out of any house. A large
handful of the powder to ten gallons of water
will effect saving of fifty per cent in soap.
1t is an excellent dentifriee and the bes, ins.
terial for cleansing the scalp. -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-08
raeTRANsIENT BIILs-casu

ceed. 1 repeated my question:
GIVE boy and girl.''
spray, how old are they?
"The boys twelve aud the girls nine. I
b'lieve.''
"Ahl Well, suppose you are an affec,
tionate father. as well as Kind husband -
You are not in the habit of beating your wife
and children are you?n
II don'.-see what business IL is of yours
No! ain't."
ample?" IS
..Not don't" (He was growing down,
right savage, especially as the people in the
court began to laugh.)
"You don't pummel him with your fist.
"No, I don't.',
cor knock hisNsead upon the ground ia
this manner?" (andS 4 raped the table with
my knuckles.l
''Nol" Indignantly.
"You never did such shing =
s.NoI" ~
..Y9s You s, swear se shasr; L.. ...x..fs
All this tiuno. I had
opportunity at seeing my,
E tow ward him aud said On
Look at me. sir I Did -,
fore r.
Il tIe svas abort to say No
at once he stoppod. turned V
made no answer = - mo
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-08

My Lord. shall prove to you' chat tbs M;ss:
ness is not to be believed on osth p :.
! 81 then related what we had seen that
morning, and putting my friend who had been
sitting behind me all the while, into the Wit
ness>box, he of course aconfrmed the state,
ment."
The court. immediately decided that the
man was unworthy of belief, and the result.
was verdict for the defendant. with costs.
and a severe repriinand from the judge To-
Myers. who was very near being committed
for perjury. But for the occurrence of,the
morning. the decision would inevitably have
been against us. AS said before. it was in +
double sense fortunate for me. for it was tho !
means of my introduction. through Mr.. Trit-
ten, to an influential and lucratiye connection.
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CHANGED FIR Mt.

WOULD most respectfully give notice TO my
- nds and the pnhlic generally. thai have re-
4<@sSS1~d my JEW WELRY SrORE nprosi,e to INV old
stand, and next door MIR Gustav Browns con-
fectIoneTy store where W i'll coutuct INV bn sincss
In all its branches, keeping hand full line of
articles in
JEWELRY, WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
Also, Repairing of Watches. Clocks and Jcwelrv.
at prices as low as ii is usually done in the civ
Than ktul for pact tavors. ! would most respect
fully solicit a con tinuance of the
April l6. 1872. l.. DINKLE.
TREES! FLOWERS! BULBS! SEEDS!
HEDGE PLANTS,
Nursery Stock! Fruit and Flower Plates!
Address F. K. PHOENIX,
B L o o M 1 N TON NURSERY.
ILLINOIS
600 Acres, 2lst wear; 70 Greenhouscs
Apple, 200 yr.. $40; 2y S3n; 3 y. $40: v
$50 catalogues, 20 cents.
July 9, ls72-4m.
HYMNAL.
7 HAVE just received the New Hymtal. at prices
l. ranging from SOC. to S so also irh mu-
sic to each hymn VS. MASON
SHoCKLEY'S Tnfallible Cure for Cholera in Poul-
~ try. siso preventive of Gapes in Young Chick
ems No one should be without a bottle. At
MASON'S Drug Store.
MACHINE ESHEETING.-weh have just received
1tA Fwiled aud A OsuaburC for Machin" Sheet
ing. KEARSLEY & SHEERER
A LARGE stock ofCook Stoves, just received by
IN July %. 1879. McCURDY & DUKE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-10-08

WE resapectfnly invite the public to call and ex.
w anime our late purchases. of m-rchandi<e
consis,"g of Embroidered G Grenadines lack Grcu.
adines Plain and Striped Ruff Suitng White P.ka
SwIss Mus i'ns. Japauesc silk. Dolly Warden Cali
COS. Lawns ard CalIcos. Plain Black Blue, r >ae and
Huh De LANES. BLACK Alpacas, Black Lace Sha W s
Lace Collars and Sleeves, Lace and Camhric E,Ie-
1ngs ana iuscr'Ings, great variety OF Ruffli nca
Plain, Bias, ScalIored and Plated Flouncinrs
Scarts, .R'ws. Ribbons. Berages, Tissues K,d
tonades, hosiery and Parasols.
&onts' Goods.
Black, Blue. Grey, and DahIia Cloths. Black and
Fancy CHsaim"res, White Fancy NIars. ,lles
Vestins, White Linen Duck, Neck Ties Glnvrs
Suspenders, Socks. &c.
.QUEEN:, WARE and n large stock of GROCE
RiES of all kinda. all of which r f.r at v.rv lou,
prices for Cash or County Produce
KEARSLEY s. SHEERER
April 30, 1872.