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4w Portland, Me.
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Middle.ARed Men,

There are many men of the age of thirty who are
troubled with too frequent excavations from the blad
der, often accompanied by slight smarting or burn
ing sensation, and weakening the system In a man
ner the patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment will often be
found, and sometimes small particles of semen al
bumen will appear, the color will be of thin milk
ish hue, again changing to dark and turbid appear
ance. There are many who die of this difficult
ty. ignorant of the cause, which is the
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can warrant perfect in such cases, and a
full and healthy restoration of the urinary organs.
Persons who cannot personally consult the DIR. can
do so by writing, in plain manner description OF
their diseases, and the appropriate remedies will be
forwarded Immediately.
All correspondence strictly confidential and will be
returned If desired. - ..-.. Iff3# -F1
Address: - DIR. j. B. HUGHES
.-- fHJ 172 Cumberland St.. Portland
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-07
The Cincinnati Nominees.
Opinions Of The Press.

The Baltimore Gazette, in an article
headed '.Not for Greedy" says:-
The nomination of Horace Greeley aud B
Gratz Brown, by the Liberal Republicans. at
Cincinnati, will be received by the country
with considerable surprise. It was supposed,
at one time, that candidate for the first Mace
on the ticket, less obnoxious to the Conserve.
tive masses would be presented by the Con
ventIon. and the initial proceedings of that
body indicated the existence therein of de-
gree of wisdom and prudence which its action
has failed to justify. It is useless to waste
words at such crisis, attempt to excite
hopes which can never be realized The Sc
iectlep OF Mr.. Greeley places an impassable
barrier between the Liberal Republicans and
the Conservative masses of the country. He
can never receive the support of the Demos
cratic party, or any respectable number of its
members.
The New York Tribune says We. make
no comments on the ticket presented at Gin
cinnati. The platform has been to us
throughout, an object of much greater solici.
tudc.
Our interest has been conferred in what
should be said bearing on protection and free
trade. There is an honest and serious DIFF
ference among Republicans and reformers on
this question. Our convictions are strono on
one side: Others, at least equally patriotic
and intelligent, hold opinions antasonistic to
ours. We did not wish the Convention TO
say that we were right. We did not see with
what propriety, to what profit it could pro-
nouncc US in the wrong. To declare for eth
er protection or free trade would repel some.
perhaps many, from the support of the Lib
eral movement, while it would win over no
opponent to that movement. We therefore
urged the Convention simply to remit this
question to the people as one on which we are
not agreed, asking them to pronounce iudg-
ment thereon in the choice of members of
Congress, by whom, and not by the Execu-
tive, 1t must be discussed and decided.
The World, cdtorially, expresses profound
surprise at the result in Cincinnati, Adams.
who proved by far the strongest of all the
Candidates, who had been expected to be
strong IN the Convention. might have been
cordially endorsed by the World, as he would
have been cordially supported by the Demo-
cratic party.
Greeley can receive no such endorsement
nor has he any reason to expect such simmer,
The Convention has chosen to nominate the
most heated and conspicuous opponent of the
Democratic party in the country. Called for
revenue reform, it has selected the most zeal.
Gus of protectionists.
The San Francisco Examiner prefers q
square fight on old issues with straight out
Democratic candidate, who will conduct the
government back to the ancient landmarks.
@ The tri>weekly edition of the Balti,
more Gazette has been discontinued. The
paper will hereafter be published exclusively
as daily.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-07
D lie D..

On Wednesday night last. at his residence n.,r
the Old Furnace. i'll ibis county, Mr. NASUISG
TON Mol.ER. nged about rs years An uprieh,
and honest citizen, and consistent member OF iii,
rrctby tcrian Church for many years, hie numerous
k'ndred and friends have the blessed sssursnc.
that h is end was pesce.
At hla re.idence near Unionviiie, in this county
on the mig hit OF the 24th ult Mr.. JOSEPH MEf
WIN, in the 18th year of his age HAVING united
with the Preeby terrain Church in early life and
continued faithful communicate thereof Tor over
hall century, hs died in the full triumpb of Tho
Christian faith, looking forward to . blissfui inn
mortality beyond the grave. "
IN A. Downsville Washington county, Nd, on the
soth ult., GARLAND B. son Of James and Ian
Lambert formerly of She pho rdstown, gcd years.
In She pherdstown. ON wednesda night last. Mr..
LIE wv IL DUKE, aged about so years.
On the 9th u!t., at the residence Of his parents
In this county, CHARLES sCHoPPER'r. son Of
Jacob and Nancy Schoppert. aged about 10 years.
In Nlartinsburg, on the 9th ultimo DANIEL,
~ RkHARI, iniaut son of Daniel C. AID Lula j.
Cushwa ~ H'
In Msrtinsbure, on the sth ult., JOANNA ROs1
MA PLANoR, aged 63 years, II mos and is DAYS.
At his residence in Gcrards,own R.rkcI.v oon,
about IS years. "ee'
~, On the 9th ult, in St. Louis Mo MIR JERE
NiiAH GtlNN. formerly Of Berkeley COUNTY ,ged
81 years, 10 month"; and days.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-07
sTRAYER & CO.,
OF HARPER,S FERRY,

NINTH pleasure cal The attentfo of CIerevu.,
w Lawyers, Physicians. Editors. Teachers
Sunday School Superintendent. Retail Dealers nd
the reading Public, to the fact of their hayine
opened Wholesale and Retail
Book Store at Harper's Perry.
They are now prepa red furnish on the sbo,.c.,
notice and iowest terms. any Book. Ma or Period
loai, published either in the United St,t.s or e.,
rope. We also deal IN Globes, Mcr oscopes Stereo
scopes, Artists and Surveyors Instrunen,s Sc;en
Room Furniture. Musical INSTRUMENTS. Pictore
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Let We deal directly with Impor ers M.puf,.
turers and Publishers and ca therefore SUNNY IT,
trade at liberal rates FP'J sAe
I'd. We will send a INV Book i, n,;,. ,a.,.
PAID, on receipt of publith.r's price,
TONERS. ' No''
4th We manufacture excellent Ink, which
We sell very low. ~
5th Second Hand Books taken in exchange fl,
New Ones ~"
9th Equal attention is paid to every dep, rtm.nt
OF me ousinf a. and the sest order. accompanied
oy ne cash. Kindly received and promptly filled
We now offer to Book BUYERS in the VALLEY of Viz
gipia facilities for gratifying their tastes such
have never been offered before, and hope in re,prn
to receive many and large orders
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vertisement. address SraAYER & Co JyboI.s.I
ana Retail Booksellers, Stationers, &c Hsrne,,.
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the New American Cyclopedia. sJcCI,n,
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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-07
THE CHANCES OF THE. CONTEST

In 1865 thirty-four States, SAYS the New
Y ork Sim, voted for President. giving to
Grant PA electoral votes, and to Seynour
50. The States of Virginia, Mississippi and
Texas did not vote at ALL The States of
Alabama, Arkansas. Missouri, North Carolina.
Tennessee and West Virginia, which gave
Grant 4S electoral votes, have since 1868
lapsed from the Republican party beyond all
hope of recovery by the nominee of the
Philadelphia Convention.
The States of Connecticut, Indiana. Nebras.
kaand Nevada gave Grant "a electoral votes in
1868. If they now fall away from the Phila
delphia nominee, their detection. coupled
with that of the six States above named. will
alone be sufficient to defeat Grant. Taking
the popular vote of 1868 for basis. e change
OF LOGO Republican votes in Connecticut. of
$500 in Indiana, of 2, 100 in Nebraska and
of 700 in Nevada, would carry those States
over to tho opposition. Is there any sup
porter of Grant so infatuated as not to under
stand that the Liberal Republicans Of those
four States can cast the number of votes
above named On the contrary, does he not
Know that they will throw more than double
or treble that number?
These indisputable statistics show that
Grant cannot possibly be reelected if the Lib
eral Republicans and the Democrats support
Che same ticket This result would be rem.
uered st'il more certain by the fact that of the
three States which did not vote in 1868. two
y lrSlnIa and Texas-are sure to 20 against
Grant.
In these calculations we take no note of
snch States as Pennsylvania and Illinois,
which went heavily for Grant in 1865. and
arc almost certain TO 90 heavily against him
now. Nor do we in thus con6nins ourselves
to the figures OF 1868 take into the account
the effect OF the popular impulse now anneor.
ing all over the country, and which, If brouobt
INTO full play against the candidate of the Of.
hceholders, can scarcely fail to sweep awav
al! BARRIERS and carry him down with a crash,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-07
The Case Of Rev. Dr.. Huston

Il < ! =
It is doubtless a matter of Sufficient general
interest and importance to give the present
status of the ease of the Rev. DR.. Huston. d.
d., against whom, as the public ara aware
charges of "a grave character are pending For
the investigation of these charges, i, will be
remembered that, by the action of the late
annual Baltimore Conference, the whole sub.
ject was placed in the hands of the Rev.
Samuel Rodgers Presiding Elder of the East
Baltimore District ofthe Methodist Episcopal
Church South, with power to appoin. COM
mittee of Ave, of which Mr.. Rodgers. in the
absence of the Bishop, is er otscio the Presi.
dent. This committee was, in due course of
time, appointed, the names, however. being
withheld, and for the past several weeks the
various ruuiors of a defamatory character
we're inquired into and thoroughly sifted bv
the committee. The statements of several mar
sons claiming to be interested in the result
were also taken, on which testimony the bill
Of charges against DIR. Huston has been framed
the latter work being onlv completed yes.er-
day. so aborlous and difficult was the duty
properly presenting the charges. Yesterday
evening a copy of the bill of charges was
mailed to DR.. Huston, at Cincinnati. his adj
dress in that city being in the possession of
the gentlemen composing the committee AS
soon as DIR. Illusions reply is received, sig
nifying his readiness to proceed with the
preliminary examination, the President of the
committee will appoint the place and time fur
hearing the testimony. The examination will
be heldin Baltimore. but the proceedings will
not be made public as it progresses, but a. its
close the result will be made known. Should
the committee find DR.. Huston innocent of the
charges preferred against him, the President
of the committee has discretionary power to
restore to him his former clerical functions.
and assign him to any charge within the
bounds ofthe East Baltimore district. In such
an event the committee, however, is required
to present the formally before the next
annual Conference, which meets in Baltimore
IN March next for ratification Should the
committee find verdict of guilty, the case
would still have to be presented to the Com
ference. The character of the charges for
warded to Cincinnati last night is unknown.
save to those engaged in the investigation.
who decline even stating whether thew are
favorable or otherwise, but simply that they
are full and specific. 1t is safe, however. to
assume that the papers contain references to
certain alleged acts in the life of DR.. Huston
which will require to be thoroughly ex nlained
away before he be restored to his former
position. 1t is understood that DR.. Huston,
in certain letters to friends, reitera,es his
declarations of innocence, and expresses his
desire for aspeedy investigation The oppor.
tunity for such investigation is now presented
to him, and his action will be looked forward
to with interest.-B"h. G"sene Nay Cd.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-07
Democratic and Conservative County
Convention.
CHARLESTON, April 4th, 1872.

j.. The Democratic aud Conservative voters of
Jefferson County are requested to meet in
their respective Townships, on Saturday, the
18th day Of My, and elect Delegates to a
County Convention, to assemble in Charles
town on
Saturday., tae a5th day of May,
at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of
choosing representatives of the county in the
State Convention which will meet at Par
kersburg on Thursday, the 5Oth of May, at
i. IL o'clock, "to nominate candidates for Gov
srnor, four Judges of the Supreme Court of
Appeals, Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney Gem
eeral, and State Superintendent of Free
Schools, and also to form an Electoral Ticket
and select Delegates to represent the State in
the Democratic National Convention" Also,
to appoint Delegates to Convention to nom,
inate candidate to represent the Senatorial
: Districtscomposed of Berkeley, Jefferson and
Morgan counties, in the State Senate
1t is; hoped the people will give proper at
.stention tothis important matter.
- JAS. LAW. HooFF,
-; - Chm'n. Co. Ex Com.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-07
III A Il RE d.

- On "Ieitsrson's Rock" at Harper's Ferry, on
tuesday last, by the Rev. MIR. Holiday Mr. AL
BERT l.. MOORE to Miss'pOSY y BUCKLES.
daughter OF VIM Buckles, Esq all OF this county
On the 18th ult: bv Rev. DR.. Riddle. MIR. THoNI-
As STEVENS to Mas MARY SNYDER-nu Of
BACK Creek Valley, icrkeley county.
In Charicstown. on tile 25tb ult I, by Rev WIN
WADE, AIR THOMAS ]. SHIPNAY aud Miss
MARTHA +. MANUEL
AT the Parsonsg" of the NJ e. Church, South in
Chariest"wn on the I'd met. by R,v. w A. wade
MI rho las w SlICkI.ES to Miss RI ciIARD
ETA CORSELi.-all OF this county
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-07

EE The Cumberland Nesps says that, by
actual count, the number of locomotives eros
sing baltimore stree. in thst city during
twelve hours on last Saturday was -Four HIM
drea and f""rfeen Old citizens say that in
18Th only four locomotives per day passed
through the city
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-07
THE CINCINNATI NOMINEES,
April 80, 1872.

1T will be seen by reference to our columns
elsewhere that the Convention of Liberal Re-
publicans which met at Cincinnati nominated,
on Friday last, Horace Greeley for President
and Bs.Gratz Brown for Vice President
z#sIhis result, we venture to say, will not only
produce surprise but disappointment through.
cut the country. 1t lis difficult indeed to pene.
trate5the motives that Influenced the Conven-
: ton to such conclusion. If the object was,
as we supposed it to be, to combine all the
elements of opposition to the reelection of
Grant, the plainest policy dictated the selec-
tion of candidates whose past or present lives
would give some guaranty of moderation and
conservatism in the administration OF the af.
fairs of the government. We fear that this
would not, unfortunately, be the case were the
licked nominated at Cincinnati successful in
the coming Presidential campaign But com,
mon justice requires that we should say of the
nominee for the first oficc-Mr. Greeley
that he has always borne, among both his
friends and his enemies, the reputation of
being an honest man. Whatever may have
been his eccentreties and vagares touching
social and political organisms and government,
no one has ever charged him, within our
knowledge, of dishonesty. How much would
be gained in the removal of the present in
cumbent of the Presidential office. and sub
stltuting an honest man every one who knows
the corruption, selfshness, avarice and dis
honesty that mas marked the course of Gen'l.
Grant, will determine for himself
The Cincinnati Convention has greatly CON-
Plicated the Presidential question Will the
Labor Reformers withdraw their candidates
Davis and Parker-and ADOPT Greeley and
Brown as their standard bearers? Or will
the first named candidates remain in the field
with the hope that the Democratic Corven-
ton, yet to be held, will adopt them and so
fight the Presidential battle on a triangular
line! Or will the Democratic party unwilling
to surrender its ancient and honorable orgaui-
cation and dissatisfied with the action of the
Convention at Columbus and Cincinnati. pre
sent its own candidates on its own platform.
and trust to the good sense of the people to
rescue the Republic from the periIs by which
1t is now surrounded, by the election of its
nominees pledged to the restoration of the
government, so far as its changed condition
will permit, TO its ancient health and purity
These are questions which time and the
thickening events of the future alone will
solve.
AS for ourselves we are prepared to wait
the determination which the representatives
OF the Democratic and Conservative party will
reach, believing, we do, that the wisdom
and prudence now so much required, and
which we have faith will preside over their
councils, will remove the difficulties and en-
.barrassments which lie along the pathway Of
the nation at present.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-07
Democratic and Conservative State
81 Convention.

Sc Pursuant to resolutions of the Democratic
and Conservative State Executive Committee,
this day adopted, democratic and Conserva>
tive State Convention is hereby called to meet
in the
CITY OF PARKERsBURG,
On Thursday, May so, 1879.
at III o'clock, A. NJ, to nominate candidates
for Governor, four Judges of the Supreme
Court of Appeals, Auditor, Treasurer,
Attorney General and State superintend-
ent of Free Schools. Also to form an cleo
toral ticket, and select delegates to represent
the State in the Democratic National Conven-
tion. j. W. GALLAHxn,
JAS. NJ. JACKSON,
5E II. b. KLINE,
JOHN BASEL,
A. +. SUMMERS,
49,, W. II. HoGEMAN,
g LEWIS BAKER.
CHARLESTON, April 4th, 1872.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-07
MRS. MARY F. DAVIS

MRS. MARY E. DAVIS.
REGs leave to firm the public that she has ina.
l9 returned from Ba fillmore, and has for IN. ~
spection of the Ladies the Latest md Mos, Fashion
BoNNETS, HATS, TRIMMINGS. &c.
she returns thanks for past favors and solicits I.
continuance OF the same ' :"
May I. IS72-3t. TEL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-07

@The House OF Representatives on Wed
nesday, concurred in the Senate amendment
Z to the bill repeating the duty on tea and cof
fee on and after the lst of July next, and
within two hours thereafter it was apnrovea
by the President.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-07

re-. Col. VIM, A. Morgan, in card in the
5Shepherdstown Register, declines being can.
sdidate for State Senator. In the same papsr
he is announced as candidate for Sheriff
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-07

New DREss.-We congratulate the Page
Courier upon its new dress. and consequent
evidence of better times.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-07

: RE- Look out for the Second Arrival at
the Metropolitan on Wednesday
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
FOR COUNTY CLERK

NTE are authorized to announce THOMAS
Nv MOORE as cand lea te for the County Court
Clerkehlp; at the election in August next
1Free r re.s nd Repistcr cnnr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-05-07
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

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DOLLARS WORTH
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UNTIL AFTER YOU'VE SEEN OR
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COME AND SEEJF I'VE DO IT.
WE HAVE JUST OPENED
Fine Styles. Beautiful Patterns. and Good Quality
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japanese Poplinr, Japanese Stripes
Plsid.. all color. as to54s eents,
Metz Metz Cloths. SO. c, Black Alpaca, 80 to s7l cent?,
Gren.dine. ias to 7s-very cheap;
Variety of Dress Goods. 12t to 25 cents.
IN THESE TIMES OF
Financial Di,trese would beg of the people 10
GUY goods OF men who are directly opposed to high
credit. ana 'a 0s' notions OF big profits and long
LINENS AND WHITE GOODS,
Crsshes 10, u Is l6c, Bird Eye Towels 10 to -
Large tize 90 and Csc. Damask Towels 2sc,
Large sIze. very fine 81 TO soc,
German Towels. extra large Soc Turkish do s7t.
Very large 75c. Bird Eye Linen S. s7l to 4os. De-
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Thread. at from 10 to o5 cents
G!a. k's o; ~ Cotton at Sc. or 10 per Dozen
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Nottingham Lace 81 TO IS cents.
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jim Brown and Bl.ached Cotton we sell at
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w SELL
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Domestic and French Gingham. Bed Ticking,
Brown Linen Duck. and Brown Linen Cost,ngs
It II UCTION PRICES
RoOIS SHOES -fnfants' Lasting Caters
Kid and Morocco Shoes 90. 81 10 Misses Shoes. nd
s'eaters; 2S to So Iadies' L,stng Caters, u.s.
25O, Us Indies' Kid do. So. i.sdirs' Niorocco
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