Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-18

CIV sRA1InoAD-CHAsar OF T1Mr.-
Yesterday new time table went into effect
on The Cumberland Valley Railroad. Three
trains for passengers now.r run each way every
day.
The mail train leaves Martinsburg at 7:3Os
"A. NJ. arrives at Hagerstown at $3.50 A. NJ.
and at Harrisburg at IL NJ.
The express leaves Martinsburg at 500 p.
NJ ;, arrives at Hagerstown at 4:O3 p. NJ. and
at Harrisburg at ESQ p NJ.
The. mixed train leaves Martinsburg at
1l:loiA NJ. arrives ss Hsgerstovn OF 1870
p. NJ. spd at; Harrisburg at 9:55 P. NJ
The express train South leaves harrisburg
at 7:3O "A. NJ, arrives at Hagerstown at ll:O0
"A. NJ. and at Martinsburg at 1900 NJ.
The mail train South leaves Harrisburg at
ZOO P. NJ !. arrives.a. Hagerstown at $50 p.
NJ. aud a. Martinsburg at $50 P. NJ
The mixed train South with passenger ats
tached leaves Ghsmbersburg at S. A. M, ar
rives at Hagers:owD ct $50, and at Martins.
burg ut 1920 A. .-4Ka,.insba,g Ind.
PETrRsoa's MAGAZINE, 10 its December
number, excels even itself The principal
steerengraving, ''The Orphas Musician" will:
touch every heart. There is also a beautiful
steel title>page for 1873, and double sized,
colored, steel fashion plate. The 'niovelets
and other original stories are all by our best
writer's. The price is only 49, To clubs it is
cheaper still. Thus Eve copies are sent for
So, or eight copies for S12, or twelve copies
for SIT. To the person getting up either of
these clubs an extra copy is given as q pres
MUM, and also superb fve>dolar engraving
for framing, s'Not Lost But Gone Before"
Specimens of the magazine are sent, gratis,
if written for. Now is the time to Subscribe,
or toget up clubs for 1874. Address Charles
J. Peterson, 306 Chestnut Street, Philadel>
pbia, Pa.
COUNTY IrEMs.-From the Shepherdstown
Register of Saturday we clip the following
items:
'tlosea.-The protracted nesting held in
the NJ. +. Church, South, Rev. Mr. Neel pas.
tor, closed on Wednesday, night. Rev. Mr..
Carson, of Winchester, preached able SER
eSSe"J
Soppi"gton Hotel-While attending Court
at Charles.own, last week, DR.. johnson, pros
prietor Of the Sappinetou Hotel. extended us
dispose the .'good thiags," as we'll as substan-
tials, he so lavishiy prepared upon his table.
We accepted Of course. without further pre-
liminaries. and wo think we played a full
hand. The DIR. is an affable and genial gen.
tleman. and knows how to keep hotel, aud
how to feel we'll, and every body should stop
with him.
Our MA1Ls.-Under the recent railroad
changes, the mails now arrive at and depart
from the Charlestown postofice as follows
., Arriyazs
From the East, West and South, via Har-
per's Ferry, at $50, A. NJ.
From Rirpou and Kabletowp, st $50, A.
NJ.
Valley Mail, via Winchester, at Goo. P. NJ.
From the East and South, via Baltimore
aud Washington, at :07, A. NJ.
=, Departures:
Valley Mail, via Winchester, closes a.
10:i5, A. NJ.
For Rirpcn and Kabletown, at IL, A. NJ.
8
Ferry, at $50, p NJ
FOUND AT LAST IA remedy that not only
relieves, but cures that enemy of mankind,
Consumption. as we'll as the numerous sate-
lites WHICH revolve around it in the shape of
coughs, colds, bronchitis, sore throat, inf1u
enzn, &c. The reihedy we allude to is DR..
Histar's Bo1sam. of Wild Cherry, prepared
by Seth w. Fowle & Sons. Boston.
KNoDE VS. WILL1AMsor.-The Supreme
Court Of the United States, at Washington,
on Monday last. reversed the judgment of the
District Court for the District of West Vir>
GINA, in the case of John +. Knode. plaintiff
in error, u.s. Jacob Williamson. This gives
the parties new trial in Berkeley county.
LUTHERAN CoNFERESoE The Virginia
Conference of the Lutheran Church will meet
in Shepherdstown on Thursday, the 9th in
stant aud will continue in session several
days for the transaction of business nuns