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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-30
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-30

Vinegar Hjttcrs are not a vile Fancy Drink,
Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Proof spirits
md Rcfnsc Liquors, doctored, spced and sweet
ncd please the taste, called Tonics," Ap1ctizers
"Kcstorcrs, c, that lead the tipper on to drunken
ness and ruin but true Medicine made from the
Native Roots and Herbs of California, free from nIl
kIcoaolic s;.in,n.an;s. They are Enc CIR EAT
aLOOD PURIFIER aud a LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE, perfect Eenovator and Inrtgorator
Of the System, carrying OF all poisonous matter and
restoring the blood 10 healthy condition. No person
can take these Btcrs according to directions and re-
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troyed by mineral poison other means and the vital
organs wasted be. onl the Point Of rep-r.
They arc II Gentle Pur2.tivc MS we'll ms =
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lion Of the Liver, and all the Y;sceral Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether in
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equal
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Such Diseases are caused hy Initiated Blood,
which is generally produced by arrangement OF the
Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA Or INDIGESTION. Head
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Taste in the Mouth Bilious Attacks, Palpation of tho
Heart Inflammation Of the Lungs, Pain iii the regions
of the Kidneys, end hundred other painful symptoms
ere the oiTsprings Of Dyspepsia.
They inyisorae the Stomach and stimulate the torpid
Liver and Bowels, which render them Of unequallcd
efficacy in cleansing the blood Of all impurics, and I'm
PARTING new life and vigor TO t..t whole system.
FOR SKIN HISEASEs, Eruptions, letter,
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CT their curative effect.
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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-30
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ia. Ia.s, Yellow, SicklY Looking Skin
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iuAtn'cs. nsosclbes and ErupfiOns are
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No one remedy is louder
c9licd, lpr by the necessities Of
ts,e American people than .
slic and safe cure Tor Fever
aad A. ne. such we are ROW
enabled t. oiicr, with Il perfect
certainty That il viii eradicate
tie disease, and with aStl.r-
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-30

For the relief and
cure OF all dcrange.
nents in the stoln.
acil, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
apefient, and an
excellent purgative.
Being purely vege-
table, they contain
no mercury or mine
raj whatever. Much
serious sickness and
suffering is prevent
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-10-30
Ayers Age,ue Cure.

For Fever and Asue, Intermittent Fover,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Agae, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &c,
and indeed all the ;.ticction3 which ar.s c
from rl@l1r.ous, marsh, CT Il.ias;llt.tic
roisCuS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-11
SENATOR PoMEROY,s CASE.

On the heels of the information that Cald>
we'll at last Acknowledges that he bought his
way through the Kansas Legislature to the
United States Senate, comes the intelligence
that the other virtuous Senator from that
State has been caught in the dirty work or
attempting the same game. The election for
Senator to take the seat which Pomeroy will
vacate on the fourth of March next, has been
held and resulted in the choice of Hon. John
j. Ingalls,. A special dispatch to the N. Y.
Tribune, signed I. D. Thatcher, says: -"As
the vote was being taken in joint con vention,
Col. York, member of the Senate from Mont
gomery county, when his name was called,
passed up to the presiding officer $1,000
which Pomeroy had given him for his vote.
He then detailed the circumstances of the
transaction in speech of an hours length
The effec. was overwhelming. A resolution
was passed by the Legislature thanking Col.
York for his course, and ingalls, was imme-
distely elected. For two weeks Pomeroy has
expense of not less than 81 500 per day, and
has spent probably 500, 600 in the campaign
Mr. Pomeroy has been arrested under our
State law. Twelve years ago, to-day, Kansas
was admitted into the Union. To-day she
sends greeting to the nation over the downfall
of corruption as embodied in s. c. Pomeroy."
The St. Louis Dcmorrat, one of the leading
Radical papers of the West. says: Gas the
matter stands, with all the lights before us,
we are forced to the conclusion that Mr..
Pomeroy has been guilty of one of the most
fragrant acts of bribery by which public man
ever disgraced himself and we do not see how
the United States Senate can fail to take cog
pizance of it, even during the month which
remains before the expiration of the term
which Mr.. Pomeroy is now serving. 1t cannot
refuse to take cognizance Of these facts if i'm
mediately brought to its knowledge, nor can
it allow Mr.. Pomeroy to sit or vote as Sem
ator, after officially ascertaining the facts,
without forfeiting much of the respect and
confidence of the people. It is not enough
that he has been defeated for re. election He
should be ANONYMOUSLY expelled from the
seat he now holds.
A man who will pay $4,000 for vote is
not fit to sit in the United States Senate, even
for the month which remains to Mr.. Pomeroy
on his present term. The facts should be in
stantly forwarded to Washington for investi-
CATION, and the investigation should be prompt
and decisive. An hours session of the Com
mittee on Privileges and Elections would de-
termine the truth or falsity of the charge
If Mr.. Pomeroy is guilty, he ought to be ex-
PEELED forthwith if he is innocent, he can
speedily make the fact manifest.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-11
A Melee at Kanawha Falls.

From gentleman who was present at the
time. we learn of general riot at Kanawha
Falls. and gather the following particulars
1t seems that some Of the contractors who had
finished their contracts. sent their carts and
tools on Saturday, down to the Falls, to be
stored there 'suntil further ORDERS" There
came along with them large lot of hands.
As there are some two or three construction
trains running between the Falls and Bow,
yer's Ferry. they necessarily gave employment
to large number of hands. chiefly recognized
as Fifteenth Amendments" On Sunday,
while lying idle there, from an over amount
of "henzne" imbibed, their pugnacious tens
denotes became active aud they were inst
"spilin' for fight" The contractors hands
and those of the construction trains, in the
aggregate amounted to about fifty mem
After drinking all day. and induyipg in a
few skirmishes, the opposing forces. f-enzied
with mean liqnor aud inlamed with jealonsv
and fancied insults, drew up their black col
nmns for a general engagement Ahont 5
NJ, the crisis came and soon the air was
filled with stones. clubs and missiles of every
kind which fell in showers upon the thick
craniums OF the contendin" parties The
wool began to hv and the drunken wells nf
victory mingled with TIE groans of defeat and
=
Inferno-"Thc colored troons fought nohlv."
The tide Of battle became tickle and victory
fitted from one side to the other with her
characteristic Inconsistency. After fighting
awhile, they took armistic, but it lasted
but little while
Glow murmurne sounds .long their banners fly
Nieser-woot or death their watchward and reply -
At it again they came. but before long the
"benZine" had wrought them up TO such a
PITCH that friend turned upon friend and
each was foe to ALL s'The shades of night
were falling fast" and the sable goddess
through over the scene Of snotv Hectors her
peaceful mantle, which being Of the same hne
as the combatants. soon rendered further strife
impossible. Soon all was hushed into DRINKS
en- sleer. and thus ended one of .sthc blood
lest pictures in the bnnk Of time" The next
morning they all returned to their respective
occnnants. leaving. no traces behind of the
sanguinary conflict, save about enough wool
to stuff a mattrass, and half bnshel ears,
noses. and fingers, bitten off in the rage of
battle
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-11
Terrible Affair in Fayette County.

About eighteen months ago the neghbor-
hood of Mountain Cove, in Fayette county,
West Virginia, was thrown into intense ex>
element by an ARRAY which occurred between
Mr. John U. Coleman and Mr.. Madison
Neal. which resulted in the death of he latter.
To- day we are called upon to record the
murder of a sister of Mr. Neal, which WIS
perpetrased 10 about ono,Eal mi of the spot
where the fatal blow was given Mr. Neal -
We learn from our informant. Mr. George
A. Vaughn. of Mountain Cove. that on
Thursday night. the 23d ult the sister OF
Mr.. Neal was married to a Mr.. Potter After
the marriage ceremony was performed and
the festivities of the occasion nearly past by,
there came to annoy the happiness of the
nnptial ones, party of eight young men,
with guns. tin pans, horns, &c. -Four of the
party carried guns, which were discharged
alternately. at random or intently. Suffice it
to say, the bride and her STEP daughter were
standing in the doorway. She (then Mrs.
Potter) was leaning against the door>facipg,
holdings lighted candle. looking Oh the party
without. Almost instantly, four guns were
fired, the contents of one of the four striking
the door facing; thence entering the ear of
Mrs. Potter, crushing the bone and lodging
about the centre of the head. She immedi-
a'eiy ieIi ano was conveyed 10 her oeu. Dr.
II. B. Dickinson was Immediately sent for,
who probed the wound and pronounced it
fatal, giving it as his opinion that the wound
was caused by hard tow wad discharged
from gun in the hands of some one of the
party Mrs. Potter, after suffering excruciat-
ing pain, fingered until Sunday afternoon. the
18th ult 4. when about two clock she expired.
Our informant says that Justice Koontz soon
had the whole party under arrest and they
were examined before him on the 9th. three
or four of whom will be sent to the Jail of
Fayette county, for further trial. This is one
of the most shocking occurrences it has ever
been our duty to record aud the guilty parties
should be promptly and severely dealt with.
Greenbrier Independent
~ G. G. Porter, Esq, we are pleased to
learn, is conyalescent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-11
A Sad Story Of Bereavement.
The Petersburg appeal saws:

iue e'e'souiS dPpedt says:
We give below a bona fde and literal COW
of letter received a few days since by a gen.
tlernan of this city, from one of the noble
mothers of Virginia, who gave her all to the
defence of the South. The letter is so SIM
pie, and yet SO tender and eloquent that we
leave it to make its own impression without
comment; only adding our prayer that after
these long years of fond expectation and
earnest longing, her absent darling may vet
be restored to his mothers eyes aud arms.
Mr.. Editor Please send me the paper
for another year. L don't know how could
do without seeing paper every day. I.may
be an old woman's fancy, but somehow am
not yet homeless that shall yet hear some-
thing to cheer my last days My brigh, many
hoy William, left me in '6l to join the Con-
federate army He was then l7-my only
boy-and from then till the battle of Gettys-
burg saw him twice and heard from him
often. In that dreadful battle he was left
wounded on the battlefield. His fate know
not, but l read the papers every day, hoping
that may gaiE some tidings of him. hope
on, and still hope that he may be alive The
shadows are growing longer. and the dark
river is rolling nearer and nearer to me but
beyond the light grows brighter William
may be there. am waiting for my Master
call. Yours, &c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-11
p ] f u.

Near Ieetown. in this county, the % instant
Mrs. nv T. fNONAR, widow Of the late Jacob Ho-
mar, in tue 18th year OF her age
In baltimore. February 9th, 1878, ALPHEUs
W., cor of Rev. A. w. Wilson-aged about s
months.
On Wednesday, Jarunry %. 1873, GEORGE
WILL VI, infant s"n of w F.. and Eliza Andcr-
son, OF H"rp"re Ferry, aged 10 months and days.
'-another gem in the Savour's crown
And another soul Heaven
In Shephcrostown. on Wednesday morning, 5th
inst. Miss EMMA VIRGINIA Stall Y youngest
daughter of >tenhen and Ann r. Staley, aged %
yeari. months and davs.
On the 27tt IF January. in Hampshire county .
LUCY GREENWOOD BARR. daush'cr of Oscar
Barr formerly OF Winchester, aged years, 5 mos
and Is days.
N"ar GPttvahurg- Pa, Janusrv Plat 1873 Mrs
MARGARET MILLER. mother Of Jnsrrh w Mil
Ter, OF Martinshurg, eyed 81 yeats, months and
days.
On the s9th ult., at the residence of Mai. A. r.
smith in -. nnis. of general debility, MARCIA
RET W. MCGLTNCEY, aged II years: the loving
nurse and devoted friend of three genera tious and
member OF the family for sixty years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-11
Onr Southern Railroad Outlets,

Since the completion of the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad, the trade and travel over
Northern Central road have measurablyl in
creased and when the connection through the
city Of Baltimore is finished, this will be
largely added to. The Northern Central is
thus brought in direct, face to face competi-
tion With the Baltimore and Ohio road. a
company which for the last twenty-five years
has been making gigantic efforts to circum-
vent the first road 10 all its efforts to secure
an outlet to the South, and thus secure its
tonnage and passengers from the North and
Northeast. Now, in order still further to
checkmate the Baltimore and Ohio road which
is forced to contend with a new rival in the
Washington aud Potomac road, the Penn
sylvania Central road proposes to absorb the
Cumberland Valley road, improve it in many
ways, and run it under the same vigorous in
SEPARATION which has made so grand a success
of all lateral roads under its control The
Cumberland Valley road reaching to Hase1s-
town and thence southwark, is an artery in
the railroad system in the country full of rich
and healthy importance, which can be made
to pour vitalizing force into still other roads
which they do not now possess. and which,
when recognized and run in the manner in
which the trade of the South and Northwest
warrants, will put the Baltimore and Ohio as
completely at the feet of the Pennsylvania
Central as sutton for conciiatory considers
ton any of it's rivals now in the West
We confidently look to the Cumberland Valley
road to play an important part on the great
chessbosrd of railroad rivalries, and when the
time comes for it to assume its true position,
it will dispense prosperity along its present
route which the people thereof have never be-
fore enjoyed. For these reasons and sure adj
vantases. all fastidous feelings of local pride
about absorption must be foregone Rail.
roads are not bnilt and run for the pride Of in
dividuals, and for the general good and the
profit of their stockholders. IF it is necessary
to absorb the Cumberland Valley, it will be
done, because the deed is for just and over
ruling purpose. and not merely to get rid of
certain men. The object is to insure trade.
to secure permanent advantages, and beat
rival who is bent on mpoverishing all with
whom he comes in contact
We regard the purpose to re>oreanize the
Cumberland Valley road as of the utmost inn
portance to the people. not only Of the vast
region through which it runs, hut of other
localities hevond it, and in fact of the entire
system of roads in the State now controlled
by the PENNSYLVANIA Central.
PENNSYLVANIA State .JournoZ
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-11
III 4 Z RE d.

At ll.rpcr's Ferry, bv Rev Mr. Me Faddcr. ON
the 29'h 81 January. MIR. TAYLOR MORRISON to
Miss SUSIE JONES, all of this county
On The 2Sth ut.. bv Rev. r. RILEY G. r.
moRRiSoN to VIRGINIA II. CARPER, both of
Berkeley county.
. On the same dav, by Rev. Mr.. Thomas. AR.
NoLD RtCHARDSOS to SARAH J. THOMAS
both of Berkeley county.
eStn Strinrsviiie. January goth. hv Rev Mr.
Freed, JOHN StRiSE to Mics EMMA ESTLER
On IN" 81 ut at the residence nf the hride's
isther: bv Rev c. F. Cronise, r. F.. JONES, of
R"rkrlcv county. w. va Il, Miss ANGELA F.
REYNOLDS of Washington CO nty. Md.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COMMIsSE0NER's SALE,

PURSUANT to Decree of the Circuit Court of
Il Jefferson County, West Virgins. pronounced
On the 10Th day OF November. lS12 in 6 muse there
in y" nding between w H II Harley and 'oth.rs
Plaintiffs. and Jacob A. II, rlcv and others Dc.
fendHnts the undersigned. appointed a Special
Commissioner for the purpose. will expose to Pub.
lie Sale,
SA TERDAT the 18Th day of M1RCV.
1873, IN front Of the Post Office il. NIidd,ewav :,
said county. the following described Il. Esa,e OF
the late Joseph Far
ONE HOUSE AND LOT.
on the Main street. with all nrrcssary Out. BuilJ.
ines. and one USlMPROYED LOT OF about Sc feet
front, on the came street in MiddI-wny, and
ABOUT II ACRES OF LAND.
OF about Acres each. A plat dia gram OF these
outlets will he exhih1tad on the DIV IF sal. The
property is quite valuable and purchn scrs are in
vite'i to examine it. Possess,nn q the Houec and
Lot will b.. given the lat day Of APRIL that of the
Vacant Lot a. soon ne the terms of saIe are com.
p',ed with nd possession of the Outlets RS soon az
the whent now growing upon it il cut-,he pur-
chaser, however i'll receive the Iand0rds sha re- of
the growing wheat, which will be two fiiths
TERMS OF SA LE.-Ohe. third in Cash tbe real;
due in two equal pavments at one and two vesrs
from the day of sale. bearing interest the pur.
chasers giving honda with arrrovcd rereon,l sccu
ry md the title retained until the Their ord Of
tho Court.
no Sale to take place at II O'Clock, A NJ on the
18th of November, 1873.
W.O. MACOUGHTRY,
Feb. II, 1SI3-ts. Special Commissioner
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-11
LEETOWN GRIST AND SAW MILL.

Ii AVlNG procured new Saw Mill a nd attached
i i wenty- Horse Power Steam Engine t., the
Mill at Leetown. ] am prepared TO Grind Fluur,
Neal. Horse Feed, &c. the beat of terIns and
will Sa all kinds of Lumber at the shortest no,jce
Thinking my former PATRON, for their kind pa iron.
age, would respectfully request lite continuance,
and ask call from Il who NAV want Saving or
Grinding done. 10 n W. ROBERTS.
Leetowa, February II lS13-5m
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-11

&c" In the beginning of summer an ex>
press train will be put upon the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad which will run from Rich
mond to Huntington-four hundred and
twenty miles-in eleven hours.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-11
OH. YES! OH, YES!

HAVING taken out license as Aoction.e,.
"a would inform the people of Jefferson that am
prep AIRED to cry les &c. at the shortest notire
and upon reasonable terms, and invite the order. of
those having property di-pose of at Public AUG
ton. DANIEL HEFLEROwFR
Rippon, February IL 1e72-6m
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-02-11

re- A company has been formed in Har-
risonburg with capital of $50, 900, which
may be increased to $3.50, 900 or $500, 900,
to manufacture a new paint, of which Mr.. F.
Stating of that place, is the patentee.