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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31
LATEST KILOGRAMS.

New York, December 3O.-Early this
morning a fire broke out in the five
story building. No. IS Green street, and
before the fnmes were extinguished
damage was done to tie amount of
n. o ,ly $20O,OO Salner 4 Bro, dealers
in caps and furs, lose 800, 600. Thomas
J. Cook & Co., and Il. j. Wool, CON-
mission house. lose $4,000 each. Syl-
vsster, Brush L Co., dealers in furs, lose
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31

Owen Cs..EoI., who. We fear, Is Rot as
hshtsor.e as the gay carol Of q passing
bird, is accused of an attempt to COM
nj. the crime CT rape upon the person
Of old mother Stock, at san Francisco.
Tits Is not Il favorable time for anv out
RACES upon Stocks, au,! Owen Is in hook
iedy and serve him right
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31

Tn EihaISICs is pGoS.biy q: tie bot
! ton Of the SEA. She could settle all
bothe-ation by going 10 Dary Jones
/ locker. We guess she was sunk as per
Uncle Sans programme. Possibly it
WIS secre. agreement among the
| Washington big wigs, diplomats from
| abroad, and ali, that that's what should
settle her. Down among TIE cutie fish
AMI sea urchins IS = good place for her.
She has caused quite as much trouble
and grief and Woe as any one ship ever
ought TO. Here are the latest press dis
patch so5sipp;ass about her;
New Work, December 23.-Joan T.
! Patterson, of this city, has sent a letter
to 5 Secretary Fish, i.teti December %.
declaring that he is the registered owner
of the steamer Virgiiiii.s. He protests
against the opinion of the Attorney Gen
raj, by which he and lis vcss.l were
condemned on &c 1Gits testimony fur
rishei by Spain. He states that The So
.icitor OF the Treasury gave him Il bill OF
sale of the steamer, ;,Li thereupon b.
L.
er, and the Government gave her an
American register. Which has ever since
protected her He says any testimony
chirsina perjury on his part Is false. He
has hitherto Kept silent 10y the advice IF
counsel. and because he has not been no.
titie or called upon by the Government
TO testify or defend himself in relation !
to the matter. lie requests that :, COPY |
ns h.. yi.i4,,fa Ir,,.,,,
and he were condemned by the Attorney |
General be sent him. and that he be no. |
titled OF the time and place for thu .x-
copy of the letter has also been sent to |
the Attorney General.
Quarantine Landing, S. l., December
22.-Ihe United States steamer Ossippee
passed QIaratine about ii P NJ, followed
by the revenue cutter Grant. She did
no: stop III Quarantine and could not be |
boarded. She lid not have the Vircinius
in tow
Nsw York. December 29.-The United
States District Attorney concluded the
Investigation of the Virginius prisoners
this afternoon, and they were landed
and taken in charge by the representa-
tives of the Cuban Jlnta.
The Tribune says no tidings can be OBJ
tained concerning the Virginius. She
can hardly have been lett in the lower
bay, since the tide is in every way most
favorable TO towing her in 1t seems to
be the general opinion that the Nmginius
was either cas-. admit or accidentally
from the Ossipee during the
terrible storm of the 2S;h inst. All re-
cent reports have represented her as
DeInO in a iaaty and GENERALLY Iisa .,la1
condition. Experienced mariners ex-
press the opinion that she would hardly
have been able to withstand the recent
gales which all the incoming vessels
have reported. Nothing definite could
be learned, however, at the hour of going
10 press.
Guess they scuttlei her by way of call
he previous question on all discussion
concerning her ownership, and register.
|
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31

One dispatch says that Sonor CASTELAR,
VIII have a majority in the Cortes, and
another says that Serrano will be placed
IT the head Of affairs ami be backed BY
tie Great Powers.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31

TIE P.cii- Nal Steamship Company
will hereafter send bU: one steamer PER
month to China.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31

The Cartasena insurgents are about to
take water, and to that end are rigging
Up fleet.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31

Sc.ELAIiSA prevails in tho southern
pant Of tie city of San Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-12-31

OWENS, the comedian, (Solon Shinglel
Is recovering from his late injuries.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25
SESSION OF TEE COUNTY COURT.

notwithstanding the uncertainty surrounds
ing the questions ofjurisdictiou, aud statutory
changes, which embarrassed our first session
of the County Court, we think it will be gen.
orally conceded, from perusal of their pro-
ceedings, that such action as they took was,
without exception, judicious, and salutory.-
A feeling of popular confidence that the fiscal
interests of the county are in hands not only
safe, but sufficiently progressive aud judicious.
pervades the whole community, and will be
s'rengthed and confirmed by the late action
of the Court. They were surrounded by un-
usual difficulties, and yet met aud overcame
them wisely and courageously, and gave a
send>"tf to our new judicial system, which
must impress it with the most favorable COLI
di'i"ns for giving satisfaction to our people in
the futnre
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25
D l e D..

Iu Charles'own on Wednesday evening F.bru-
airy 18th, 1878. Miss FANNIE F. LOCK daughter
OF the late William French Lock. Of this place.
Suddenly in shepherdstown. at the residence r.
Mrs. Harper on Saturday morn g. tn inst Will.
LIAM f. CHANDLER, OF Wcs,niorelaud countv
Va. aged ABOUT so years.
Near Sh-phe rdstown, on the 18th instant, Mrs
SARAH BYE S, wife OF MIR. WIN. H. Byers aged
about 81 wears.
", On 5,n, IN. ~ n inst in Martinsrurg, DR.. w P
WfFHEROW.s ged 81 years,6 mont b. a nd davs
On the 9Th mat , near Ma rtinsbure Mrs MARY
kEARFoTT. wife OF J. Baker Keartolt, ESQ aged
asout 30 years.
In hiartiusbure. on the 18th inst, Mrs. SUSAN
WAGLEY, aged &c years.
In Martinsburg, on the 18th inst, Mrs MARY
TABLER. daughter of R. J. Rspkin, in the 23rd
year OF her age.
In Baltimore city. on the 18th inst. DANIEL O.
SNYDER, formerly of Martinsbnrg.
In Fuhkstown. Md. on the 9th inst. CHARLIE
LIE "a. elde.t son OF ndrew and Laura v. MaysilIas
and grandson of Mrs Catharine Mo.er, Of this
county, in the 9Th year o f his age.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25
IL A Il ri E d.

In Cnarles,own. Feb. lsa,.s. tv Re, A. c Hon.
kline, GEoRGE ~. G. IL, to Mss ANNA v.
CHAMBL.N-a all of the county
Tn thursday evening. 2O,h inst. in IN. NJ F.
Church South. of Shepherdanwn. b, nv A APP
Neei Rev. JANIS II. WOLFE. Of the Ia ltimore
Conference, South, !" Miss SEEMA 4. HOUT.
eldest daughter of MIR. David H Ilout of Shep-
herdslown.
Near Duflield's on Tuesd.v. the 1Sth inst nv
Rev. Hawkins. Mr. DAVID c. HESDRICKS.nI
Henry Ronemous.
At the residence of the brides farther on the 90 tn
OF November. l>12. near K"arney.vi,le by Rev. j.
SARAH v. MILLER, daughter of jacob J. Miller,
Esq all OF this county.
In Rrookheld, Mo. on the 18Th MT nv Rev. N.
Shu,nate, D. D THOMAS F. Va SSA Mt, formerly
Of this county, to Miss EMMA HOYLE. daughter
OF Edward H"yle, ESQ, OF the former place.
On the 4th inst. at the NJ. F.. Parsonage in Ha-
gerst"wn. by Rev Enwin Amos. HENRY c.
YOUNG I" Niles CATHARlNE MATTHEwS, both
of Berkeley county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25

XANTHINE-Tbe mos, popular and ,fic;.n,
~ hair Restorative in use-for re,toringr gr.y
hair TO lie natnra color md be, utv II Ia he ~,
and chesp pest hHir dressing In tb. word jnst re-
CbsrIest0wn. Fec II 1873
NAGE's Catarfh Remedy, for the cure Of cat.,,h
~ and oze3a.neyer known to fail v hen properly.
Cbs'IesI"wp. Feb. II. 1873. -
michigan Pine Cut Chewing Tobacco. s:,,,..
-'i ley's best. with other popuIsr brand. Of CO..
rig and Smoking Tobacco; also fine Hsysn.s.nd
Domestic Cigars. always be had al
CharIestown. Feb. II. 1873 C E. RFJIER
I)Hf slCiANs' Prescriptions nd F.miIy R.efn.
= carefully snd accurate, prepared AZ Ar hour
chatIestown, F-b. II, 1873.
posD'S Extract the Homepathic remedy IN,
Burns, Bruises. Sprains, Wounds; UIc.,s' Ic
received and Tor sslsby EBELLER
'J'HE Alexander Feeding Bottle In, n n .sv.r,.n.
49, over y. a'i otrers IN shaPe-it fiat and np-
IIebt bottle combined. be emptied To- the Last
crop. and lie peculiar formation precIu6es the moo,
sipiity OF leakage,in whatever position Il NAV be
Charlestovn Feb fs. 1873 -"-
| oGAE LIST & CO.'S Baking Powder warrant 4
60 TO make light, sweet and nutritious, Bread
hoHs, Biscun Rusk, Mnffins, Cora Bread and Ali
kinds OF GrtddIe Cakes-decidedIy the best and
most economical IN usf-for sale by
ChsrlestoSa, Feb. Is, 1873. &C BELLEF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25

Eg" The Mi"",m C"""ly Record. has
been suspended. We regre, that friend
Maupin finds such action necessary, and trust
that the Rt':ord may yet rise. Ptenix>like,
IRON its ashes. and euter upon career of
usefulness and snccess
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

Jefferson County, set:
1" the County Court, February 7erm 1873
4 REPORT of the accounts of William F. Tur-
n ner. as Administrator of Jacob Caster. decd
having been hied in THE Court. pursuant to Chap.
ter 81 of the Code, nd more two years having
elapsed aimee the quaiifca ton of said Admini.ra
tor; on the motion of Catharine Custer the sole
distributee OF said estate, it is ordered by Court
BIRD MONDAY OF APRIL, 1873 again., Inc nav
ment and delivery of the of said decedent 10
Catharine custer his Distribute. and it il ordered
that copy ofthis order be published once week
for four successive weeks. In the "Sp,ji e., J. fr.
SON, newspaper pobl.hed in said c"unty, nd
posed at the front door of the Court House of ,hs
County, the I'd Monday of two successive
months Copy-Teste.
ia. MOORE. Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25

a LIVE TowN.-1he little village of
Br'dgewater in Rockingham. is a live place.
The taxable property Of the town is about
Slto,OoO. They have voted tax of S.. 500
to the Marrow Gauge railroad, and made in
dlv'dna' subscriptions in the town and vicinity
I" the amount of $4,000 Thus looks like
business. and shews that there are energetic
spirits IN that locality Snunton TIrginjnD.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25

DREADFUL CAsUALIrY,--An EN- poyee of
the NJ 4 p. Railroad, Mr., McFaslan by name,
who boards at the Shenandoah Hnnse' in
this city. in returning to the h";e at an un-
known hour on Sunday night last, mi>tock
the stairway aud was preeip'tated TO the cellar
floor breaking his neck in the fall aud of
course was killed instantly. He was found
by the proprietor at an early hour yesterday
morning. and Coroner Chambers, summoned
an inquest and the jury rendered verdict in
accordance with the above facts
-Wnriinsbur9 Stufcsn,gn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25

REL'G'ous.-Rev. DR.. Marquis, of Bal
t'more city. has been preaching nightly dn-
ring the week at the Lnndnun ST. Presby.
terrain Church, to large and attentive conpre-
CATIONS During the continuance OF the meet
'ngs at this church some thirtv new members
have been added to the congregation.
U,.urLssye. Ayo,rs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25
LEGISLATIVE.
In the State Senate Monday r

In the State Senate Monday, February 10.
Mr. Summers offered a joint resolution re-
lating to certain land books which were des-
troyed during the late war. copies whereof are
now on tile in the land Office at Richmond
These copies. the resolution states, do not ne
scesserlly form portion of the records of the
othce wherein they now are, and as i. is very
desirable that they should he procured to re-
place those destroyed. The resolution re-
quests the Governor of Virginia to take such
action in the matter that the books nav be
secured in the manner desired. The resolu,
ton was adopted, under suspension of the
rules.
The House bill requiring Sheriffs or their
deputies to reside at the county seat of their
respective counties, during their terms of Office.
was read the third time and Passed.
The House bill to amend and reenact chap>
ter 81, of the Acts of 1871, was read the
third time and passed. [The bill provides
for the appointment. of three Vaccine Agents.
residing respectively at Charleston. Martins.
burg and Wheeling, whose salary shall be
slOO each per year, aud whose terms of Office
shall be four years.)
The House bill to authorize cemetery as
sociations to sell their lands for other than
burial purposes, was read the third time and
! passed with its title.
In the State Senate on Thursday February
Mr.. Camden from the Judiciary Comm ;t.ee
reported back House Bill 36 to establish a
County Court and Board of Commissioners
for the county Of Berkeley under the Const;-
tuition, with the recommendation that it be
passed with certain amendments with respect
to the times of holding Courts etc.
Also Senate Bill III, to provide for the
holding OF Circuit Courts, whore from anv
cause the judge shall fail to attend, or it in
attendance, cannot properly preside. The
plan proposed by this bill, is for a major ty
ct the practising attorneys in attendance a,
the Court House to select, in writing under
their hands, ga discreet person. learned in
the law to exercise the fnnrt;ons of the
Circuit Judge for the term where the latter
fails to be present upon the first day of the
term.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25
JUST. EEcEIVno
AT GotDsMi7H's "Tw-x Faox7s," Asp21.

A VARIED assortment of Dry Dood. .uch as
"a eottandes .As:imers. Checks. licoes line
OF Notions, a!so large stock OF Saoes. These
G: ods were bought at a large Bankrupt Sale, and
wlii De sold at as'on ing low prices We quote
In part; All Wool Ga mers, at 8 /, rs Worth
lucky J-ansat l5c. wo.,h Csc, also a n. e lot of
Calico at loo worth l2s, and all eI.e hand at the
same rates. J. GOLDSMITH
Feb %, 1873.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25

The ORIGINAL DRAFT OF TUE VIRGINIA
ORDINANCE OF SECEssIoN.-Since the war
the original draft of the Virginia Ordinance
OF Secession. passed in 1861. has been miss
sing from the State papers. A short time ago
Secretary Mcdonald ascertained that the doc
nment was in the possession Of Judge j. q.
Underwood, to whom he addressed a note
asking its return to the State of Virginia.
Underwood replied BY saving that the paper
was placed in his hands in 1865 by ". Fl.
Seward. to whom he receipted for it. and
promised to return it to the State Department
IN Washington. so that he could not part with
1t without the consent of that department.
Secretary Mcdonald next addressed the War
Department, the Secretary of which gave it
as his opinion thar he was mot authorized to
remove it from the file or part with its custn>
dy. Mr. Med. next addressed himself to the
Legislature of Virginia, and in his report to
that body says:
trust that other and more successful means
may be employed to recover possession of this
Interesting document, which is clearly the
property of the State, and the acquisition of
which by any other holder can hardly be ac>
counted for reputahly.
III response to this a resolution has already
been introduced in one of the houses. calling
upon the National State department, to give
up this piece of property of ours.
[Leesbmry .Nirror.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25
WANTED.

60O CHESTNUT tRoUnD) STAKES. 9 fee,
SnO long, TO average inches thick At larger
and u to inches at smaller end TO be delivered
5y April lst. at Mt. Ararat Vineyard near Bsoey's
III JOHN J. III. STRAfTH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25

Es The work on the line of the Valley
Railroad between Earrisonburg and Stauu>
ton, says the Rockingham LEICESTER, is pro.
crossing very actively
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25

The GUIDk D. pa. .snrn q .A.1...y .hcts nav.
Tor III" year, when haI the c"st. Ih"s.w vi 9,
afterwards :. nj u" nty to the oi On. Do,isr
or more tor Seeds may alec Oruer 90 cts ~otth
extra-the Prias pShi for tho Guiac.-Th Fir.t
Numhr. is heantn- !, giving plans for mixing
E"'si it''nez, Dining fable Deco, atoms. " lpuvs
Gardens &c and mass OF information invalt =
ape I" me l"veroi were. loOpagrs ON fine tint
o-sh Plate aud Ch,otnu Cover The Fnst Ed,,i.
OF Of Sno Coo just Printed IN Fnclish md German.
Ell ~. ~ ~ x. Rnchcs,cr N V
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25

A The distance from Richmond to
Charleston, pia the c. & o. r. R., is 500
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25
Household & Kitchen Furniture
ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

WILL. g cold the late residence o, Walter
W Shirley. drr"aseI on
TUGRSDAy MARCH rM. 1879
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ the entire Personal Proper,v
Of the deceased. c"nsisI;i OF
Is HORSES AND COLTS.
Five OF which ar" Brooo Mares in tnaI. Is head of
Young Cattle. % Sto-k iiogs, Rood Sows Sever
head OF Mich Cows. 81 No Sheen (Ew.sI Twn
Wagons. new Wagon Bed, Cart 3 Thre. bn,ss
Plnuehs & Weirirk wellrr's Inskr) 6 Donh,e
and single Shovel Ploushs, } Harrows pair
breechlnge, + orc q, ar Tor 8 horace. Log Chain
Train Ladders and Shelvings. Snreaders Forks
Shcvels. Grain Crsdies. Thrih!e Double aud SingIs
One Gum Spring Drill (Gua no AttacI.ment( One
buggy Rake. Que and 2-horsr Rorkewav AMI
Harness. Sleigh and Harness. Sleigh geiIs md
many articles not me toned '
500 BUSHELS ofCORN. 70 ACRES of WHEAT
25GO Pounds of Bacon, ? Barre ls of Cider vinepar
also all of his So
Household & Kitchen Furniture
Consisting in part of Beds a nd Bedding Beds,eads
Tables. Chairs. Carpet ng. Wardr0tes Sofas Air
tight shd Template. Stoves. ShoveIs and Tones
Su"ensware. C"ok Stove, Ovens. Churp. jars
Crooks pertaining to house. keepine
TERMS.-For sums under $40. Cash: sums Of
SlOand upwards, a credit until ct dn y OF Noyem.
Der next will be given. with Intereat from dsv If
sale the lnterest to be reite If punctnalIv "a III:
Bonds with good security to be given for credit
s1Ics no property to ne removed until the terms
are complied with PARTIES Indebted TO sa i'd Fs,a,e
will present them. tics tea for se,tiem.n
IS Shirley
-, - - s. A. BATES.
reo. 20. 'eI2-2t. Administrators.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25

The PRoGREss or TIE REvIvAL-Dr.
Rosser is still with US, and breaches nightly
at the Braddock street church. The Interest
is undated. On Tuesday night. the revival
seemed to take fresh lease, and there we're
present at the mourners bench twenty-five
pentents. The number Of conversions I'D to
Tuesday night numbered 332 On last Sun,
day. although the weather was very inclemen,,
the church was filled by large congregation.
Seventeen persons united themselves in full
fellowship with the church. On Tuesday
night some thirteen more were added, TINS
making over two hundred persons who have
joined the church since the beginning of the
revival. This is great work for Winchester,
and is perhaps tie greatest and most remark
able religious awakening ever witnessed in
Winchester. 1t is really grand and stirring
sight to enter the Braddock street church
during the progress of meeting Every
available seat in the house is filed, and the
singing sounds like a triumphant song of
victorious army. Few persons attend these
meetings and not be stirred DR.. Rosser is
interchangeable in his work, and is always at his
post of duty. He has able helpers in the
pastor Of the church. Rev. Mr. Carson and
Rev. Norval Wilson, although beyond three
score and ten is regularly in his place. The
local preachers are also active, and have
rendered very efficient aid during the revival.
1T is difficult to say when the meetings will
end. Yet there is 20 indication of their flag
ging. The interest is not confined to Que
class alone of our peorle, but all seem to par
take in the feeling. The solid men of the
community are in the movement and nightly
present themselves at the alter Yin Mems
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25

A FULL stock of Fancy Goods always on hard
"A Stationery very cheap. W. MASON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25

ic',e .xtirpsie and th,roughIy dtr,roy niI pUt,on
QUE Substances III the Blood will tectus ily an,
pei all predisposition TO bilioos deta ngcmept
is h'Tt 'rani Of action yor Lirer AND !spie.n?-
Unless relieved the blood 6,coue. impure BY dele.
terous .ecret'ons producing Ok in dis
eases slotches, Feions, PustuIes, Cankcr, PIN
ples. &c. &c.
Haze you Dysp.pfie Sfomath? UnIc.. dje...ie,
is Promptly aided IN. s led " nov
er.J Of The Blood. D.oPsical Tendency, Genera,
Haze yo,. treaknss of The In,esfises2 You mr.. >,
danger Of Chronic Darrhoea or in rnma, zion Of ,ha
Bowels. W W"
Hnre You ,oeaknes, of the Uteria. or Urinary D..
gd"'! You are exposed to suffering in iIs most o.
grayaed forn. -s-
Ar. yoa a.jscfcs. drowsy. dull, slpsgi.h or de.
pressed in spirs, with head arhe bs sche coated
tongue and bad tasting mouth?
For certai" remedy Tor all of these di,eases,
weaknesses and tr"uhlcs for ansing nd purify
ingtn" vtinted oiocd nd imrartine vipor to
vital forces: Tor $uilding up and restoring Inc
weakened CONSTRUCTION USE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25
JUIuBDRA

which is pronounced by the leading ,n,bo,.
lite. Of London and Paris .tbe powerful ionic
and Alternative known to the rnedirsI world" Tbi,
Is n" new and untried disc"yefy bst hss been long
used by the leading pbysicisns of other countries
with wonde, fol remedial results
Don toeG en- and i1pon the digestive orr.n..bv
catharttes and physics. they eire only IL rorsyy
reI1ei-innigestion. hstu!ency AMI dyspet a. with
pies anu k;ndred diseases sure 10 follow their
Keep the blood pure and health is a.sur.d. =
JOHN q KELLOGG, Is PiattSt New York.
Sole Agent for the United siste.
fr.rS One Doilarper Bottle. Send for Circular. 4w
February II, 1878 -4w. FF
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25
NOTICE.

ToWAN's Corn Cure and White Felt Corn PIas-
" tiers, for sale by &c BELLER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25

Gs- The Pennsylvania Constitutional Con-
venuon is discussing the secret and the uioa
"oce ballot There seems to be strong dis
position to require each voter to write his
name upOn his ballot
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25

WILL | Q cold n the late residence ~, w,uor
W Shirley. dPr"a.e!. on
THtRSDAy MARCH en-, 1873.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-25

THE VIRGINIA DEBc.-Pichmond, FEB
l9.-The special committee of the Legislature
this evening met a committee appointed in
behalf of the bondholders present at the
conference yesterday. and adopted PROPOSE
ton for partial adjustment of the public
debt question. in effect that four per cent on
two, thirds of the uufounded debt. and like
amount on the sterling debt Holders of
coupons, when the same are presented at the
treasury. are to receive an interest," bearing
certificate in lieu of the unpaid interest No
provisions are made for the reduction Of ma
tured coupons, it being thought best to leave
that branch of the subject to be acted upon
independently by the Legislature A bill
will be Immediately introduced embodyipg
the provisions of this agreement.