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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-17

TOUCHING UAsE.-One of tie most touch
: ing cases that has occurred in our courts for
years, and one which has attracted the most
general interest in this community, was de-
cided by Judge John Blair Hoge, in the Cir
cult Court of Jefferson County, On Thursday
last We refer to the habcas corpus case of
Jno. N. Kitchen, complainant, sueing for the
possession of two children Of his in the Gus.
tody of their uncle, Jno T. Colston, respond
ent. This case, it will be remembered, came
up and was heard at the April term of the
Circuit Court, when the Judge withheld his
decision until the adjourned term last week.
These two Children little girl aged four.
teen, and a boy aged eleven years-it appears,
nave been in the custody successfully of Mrs
Colston, their grandmother, and Jno. T. Col
ston, their uncle, the elder for about twelve
years and the younger from his earliest in
fancy, and the Judge, throwing entirely out
of consideration the questions as to the pre-
vious moral status of the father or his ability
to support the children, took the view that
: during the long period Of their separation
from him he had never pressed his claims for
their possession, and that in all this time,
whilst almost strangers to the father, they
had formed the closest attachments in the
family that had SO generously cared for them,
aud learned to regard it as their only and sole
home; and that if it was hard for the father
to be disallowed the possession of his chill
dren. it would DO still harder, and break
asunder much stronger ties of affection, to
separate them from those who had cared for
them from their early infancy, and from the
only home they Zone at least) had ever known.
He therefore remanded them to the custody
: of the respondent.
The utmost silence prevailed in the court
room during the delivery of the opinion of
the Judge, and we must say, whatever may
be the opinions of parties on either side. that
in the discharge of this extremely delicate and
onerous duty, Judge Hoge reaGiered his de-
cision in style that evinced his high estimate
Of the momentous question before him, and
with the utmost regard for the sensibi;ties of
all concerned
The scene, as the children were about leav-
ing the courtroom with their uncle, was in
deed touching, and did rot fail to move the
feelings of ali present. The father stepped
up to the little girl, the elder of the two chill
dren, and as the tears coursed do:,n his
cheeks, kissed her and bid her good>hye,
when they parted-perhars forever. 1t is
not our province, as public journalist, to
comment either pro or con upon upon the de-.
cislon of this case but VIC may say that the
people of this locality, many of whom are ac-
quainted with Mr.. Colston and his family
(Mr. Kitchen lives in Clarke county, and
are personally cosnizant of the tender rela-
tions which exist between the children and
their uncle and family, whilst t.iey duly APP
preciate the tender feelings that should prompt
a father to desire the possession and care of
his children, rejoice at the action of the Judge
in remanding the children to the custody of
their uncle.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-17

SALE OF REAL EsrATE.-Col. Jno. T.
Gibson, of this county, through Mr.. j. IT.
Bf'stor, real estate agent, of Martnsburg, has
disposed of his farm of 2G1 acres near Arden.
Berkeley county, to Capt. j. NJ. Sencendiver,
G. J.. Sencendiver aud R. II. Brown of
Berkeley county, for $4,000.
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WHEELING FEMALE CoLLEdE.-The com,
mencement exercises of this shcool will take
place on Thursday evening, June 10Th. The
programme for the occasion is good one, and
the exercises will no doubt be of the most in
teresting character.
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w Dcmorests Young Ameriico, for Boys
and Girls, 81 per year. The July number
has been received, and is fully up to the stand
ard of excellence for our Juvenile friends
Published at s3s Broadway, New York, by
w. Jennings Demorest
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BETHEL ACADEMY.-From the Washing>
ton and Lee Literary Societies of Bethel Acad-
envy, Va, we acknowledge the reception of an
invitation to their joint final celebration, to
take place on the 25th instant The Annual
Address will be delivered by VIM. Kilgour,
Esq, of Virginia.
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For balance al price ecnd TOR circular. .fI
This concert 10 under the supervision and dircc-
ton ofthe following
RoApD DIRrcroRs:-C. IT Durfce Merchant;
u. L. Newman. banker; II. D. Rush. Lumber; II.
W. Giilett; Merchant; &. F. Prssco,t Commercial.
Eng; p. g. love. Capitalist: c. n. NIorshead.
Merchant; }: l.. Weyrr. 81 D.; ] w. English.
Lawyer; g. Noller, Gashr Ger. S. B.; K. 7 Carr,
Architect.
oFrtcERs:-E II pmrf"c. PRECEDENT: II. {. New
man: Vice Prcs.; g. F. Prescott. Sec; Carl Mol
Ter, Treasurer.
The we'll known chs tor of the Director. of tho
Mercantile Library AssnciHtion and the endor,e-
ment presented. is sufficient guarantee To oil alb.
sent ticket holders thst their interess will be fully
guarded and protected.
All correspondence strictly son fidentisi and any
person drawing rrizc need not be known unlrss
they desire. Tickets drawing prizes will DO
cached on sight. his is tho era dest. eafest and
best entcrprise ever presented To the public.
Official lists OF winning numbers will I've cent To
nm chasers of tickots Immediately alter the dstri-
button. For informs inn and tickets addtess,
BAMBERGE CO., General Agents.
95 Liberty street New York.
Tickets cent C. O. y. at our exrpuec,
A9cntR wanted. Liberal Com missions mid 4w
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.Dxe. TT omIs3l@on's
DENTAL 0FFICE.
CORNER CHAaLks AND LIBERTY SHEETS
gEaal'acadepuEaa

Foa Loss OF APPETITE. Dyspepsia Indigestion.
Depression of Spirlts & Genrf al Debility in their
various iorn,s Ihospnruf,d EYirir Of Cu,isaua
made by Caswcll, Hazard & Co., New YORK, and
sold by all druggiss, ia the hest tonic. 4 .tim
other sicknese, ithas equal. Iftakcn during the
season it prevents fever and ague and othe in ter
mittcnt fcvers. JAW
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.
TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
nTISS MARY "A. MANUEL and her sister Mrs
1VA Martha F. Shipwav, having associated them
selves to conduct the Mantusma king business in
all kinds OF material, respectfully ask share of
patrona ge from the ladies Of Charlcstuwn and vi
cnty. They will receive monthly the New York
FASHION BOOKS and PATTERNS, nd promise
in their work ion in fiji. Durability, prompt
ness and moderate charges. They will also xecute
work for ch ildren and gentlemen.
June 3, 1873 St. IF. r. copv.
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COUNTY CoURT.-The Jefferson County
Court, President w. II. Kable presiding, con-
vened yesterday; This being the levy term,
full bench Of Magistrates were present.
At the hour Of going to press we have no in
formation OF the business Of the Corirt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-17

DIREcToRs' MEETrNd.-A meeting of the
Board of Directors of the S. V. R. R. Co.
will be held in this place to, day, when im>
portant business, it is expected, will be trans
acted.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-17

PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY.-E. J. Ohr,
Esq, we are requested to announce, has been
appointed Deputy of the National Grange OF
Patrons of Husbandry, to organize this State.
Persons wishing information on the subject
correspond with him at Martinsburg, w.
",
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-17

FARMERS CLuB.-A Farmers Club called
the North Branch of Bullskin Farmers Club,
was recently organized at Blakeley," the resi-
dence of R. b. Washington, Esq. The usual
Constitution and Bylaws Of the Farmers
Clubs were adopted aud the following officers
elected:
Presiaent-B. G. Washington.
Wee Pfesident-D angerfeld f. Lloyd,
Secy Dc Corresp'g Secy-Thomas Lock.
1reasurer-John w. Gibson.
A resolution was unanimously adopted, maxi
ing the meetings of this Club strictly temper
ancs meetings. and to be held once month
at the residence Of the members alternately
We understand that several other clubs in the
county are in working order, and the moves
ment meeting with ssuich general favor among
the farmers, that it is hoped the organization
of the county into clubs of II will be COM
plete at an early day, aud the farmers of JEFF
ferson ready to act in unison with the general
movement of the Farmers party.
succEEp1Na.--Mr. Geo. II. HagIoy has
had new shelving erected at his boot and shoe
manufacturing establishment, on Nj ain street,
and is now busily engaged, with his excellent
corps of workmen, in filing the many orders
he is receiving for home made work. By his
steady industry, promptness aud close atten-
ton to business, Mr.. Hagley is building up
tho groundwork of an extensive business
receiving, as he is striving to merit, the
patronage of large number of our citizens
Although busy as the busiest at present, his
motto is progress, and as orders increase his
force of 'workmen will be correspondingly en-
fargcd, SO that all may be accommodated who
shall favor him with their patronage. His
work is open to the inspection Of ALL Call
and see him, at the former POST Office build
ing, nearly opposite the LIST National Bank.
It
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-06-17

QUARTERLY MEETINGs-The Second
Quarterly Meeting for Charlestown Station,
NJ. i. Church South, is appointed for the
18th and 18th of July, and that of Jefferson
Circuit for the 3Oth and S1st of August next.
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s. S. CONFERENCE.-The. j. W. Tongue
and Rein Shugart have been selected as Dele
gates, and Il. A. aud James Hessey Alternates,
to represent the Sabbath School of this place
in the Sabbath School Convention of the
Baltimore Conference, NJ Z. Church South
at its meeting in Frederick City, Md, on the
10th Of July next.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,


Jefferson County, set
In the County Court, June Roles, 1878.
At Rules heLd IN The Cleric Office of sail
Court. tie first Aho"@ay in June, 1873:
J. JOHNSON. Plaintiff, Hn Aefion nf
JOHN N. BARRY. Defendant. da.es@.a asA
TIVE object Of this suit is 20 Judgment
4 against the Defendant for tbe sum II seve nty-
five dollars: due by account, md attach the es-
tate Of the Defendant in this state for the payment
OF the game, and costa OF suit.
HaPpearing, by affidavit filed, That the Defend
ant 10 not resident Of this State he IL hereby
quired to appear within one month sfter the first
publication Of this order and do what is necessary
TO protect bic Interest herein.
And 1t il ordered thst this order he pubIished
once week. for four successive weeks. in the
spirit of Jefersop,"a Newspaper published in this
county, and posted the front door Of the Court
House OF this county, as the law requires.
ia MOORE.
Clerk Of said Court.
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Gg- Among the graduating class of the w.
Va. University is the namo of D. W. Border,
of ShepherdStown.
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TO THE LADIES.

MISS MAGGIE ". JOHNSON can he found at
W. her rcsdcncc. South wet corner of Liberty
and West stre"ts. Gharitrt0v1, where che ia pro-
pared to Make, Trim, and p leach BoNNETS :T;
HATS. She expects shortly to get up n stock OF
Millinery Goods. Cutting, Fitting and Making Of
Ladies Apparel, a moderate rates Sewing of all
kinds, both for Ladies' and Gen tlencn, done with
neatness and dispatch. Thankful tor past favors
she hopes to receive the patronage of her old Gus
TONERS and many
NAV 81. lS73-lm.
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PERsoNAL.-Towner Schley Esq, Deputy
U. S. Marshal for the District of West Vir-
ginia, was in town last week, and paid us a
visit while here, reporting that the interests
of "Uncle Sam" were not suffering in this To-
cality
We also received call from r. NJ. Price,
Esq of the Martinsburg Independent, who
lodged IN for q short time.
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DEBT.

HENRY MILLER, Defendant. DEBT
THE object of this suit is to recover debt due
upon protested negotia bile note for sIIo ne
gotisble and payable at the Union Bank Of win.
chester. drawn in favor of C. W. sebold and en-.
dorsed by Sebold 4 Chase, and dated January Isl.
1873. 80
1t appearing, on affidavit filed 10 thi. cult, tb.,
the Defendant, Henry Miller, is a nop-resident Of
oaid State, he 10 hereby required TO appear here
within month after the date the first pubiica
'ion of this orders and do what In necessary 20 mo-
tect his interest in this nIstter.
itis further ordered that a COPY of this order bo
published once week for four successive wee Re in
some newspaper published in the County Of JefFer-
500 Ind also be posted the door o the Court
House Of the said County, at least twenty days be-
fore decree 10 rendered.
ACopy-Teste.
ROBERT T. BROWN;
Clerk Circuit Court
June 10. 1871 fl
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WOODEN MoNuMENTs.-Peter II. CLARK,
colored orator in Cincinnati, in recent adj
dress to mass meeting of men Of his race,
gave utterance to these sentiments
81 am not vindictive in my feelings toward
the men of the rebellion l was an early adj
vocate of amnesty. agree with the mag
unanimous Sumner and would not ask South
.erner to enlist uuder flag which bears on its
folds the names of battles in which he met
with humiliation and defeat I would build
the monuments which mark our ba,tle>fields
with the South, of wood, that when they
have fallen into decay. the memory Of the
strife may decay With them"
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01 Cha rlestown and vicinity. tha. his grgtem Q
WARFARE
Is that of Fair Denling and Quick Sales. His
TERTITB

Arc Low Prices for Cash or Trade bnt If n gentle
man comes along aud Gays tina, he wa nts n suit o
Cioth"s, but haR pot the money, he wiiI-lay them
by until the customer gets the money.
o. tIoto JNO. w. LOCKS Store, orpositc tho
Bank ofCharlestown, Main st., Char lestown.
May 81, 1873.
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ACCOMMODATIONS II. Strider, ESQ. and
wife, on Saturday afternoon last. received
severe, though, we are pleased to learn, not
dangerous injuries, by runaway accident
They were driving down the hill beyond the
lower tollgatc on the Harper's Ferry pike. in
n carriage, when the lines broke and the horse
ran away, demolishing the carriage and bruis>
ing and otherwise injuring the occupants
We have not learned particulars.
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PAVED TO DEATH BY a MuLE.-A cad
accident, resulting in the death of Mr.. Geo.
IL. Watson, aged about 81 years, son of Mr.
Ephrsm Watson, of Leetown, in this county,
occurred ut Lovettsvillc, Loudoun county.
Va, on Thursday last. 1t seems that Mr..
Watson, who was in the employ of the Va.
Taper Company, at Halltown, in this county,
had gone to Loudoun county for load of
straw, and one Of his mules needing shooting.
he took him to blacksmith shop at Lovetts-
vile to have him shod. The blacksmith
being little timid about approaching the
mule, MIR. W. took hold of one of the fore-
legs of the animal to show the Blacksmith
that he could be handled, when the mule be-
came extremely vicious, reared on his hind
legs, and striking him to the ground with his
fore-feet, paved him until his injuries became
such that he died on Friday morning about
ten o'clock. His remains were brought homo
on Saturday, and inferred at Middlewav-
The family of the deceased have the sympathy
OF the community in their sad affection
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SERENADE.-Thc members of the Charles
town String Band will accept our thanks for
the musical treat, in the way of serenade,
extended on Friday night of last week.
Whether emusic charms the savage breast" or
not, we do no. particularly care but as for US
and our household, we do not hesitate to pros
nounce our profound qualification at being
awakened from a sound nap to listen to the
dulcet strains of the violin, flute, etc., as they
are waited forth on the midnight air.
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MELLINIRx.

MRS. MARY HENSON has ju.t received from
1tl Baltimore a stock of BONNETS ATDHAIS.
BoNNEI AND HAT FRAMES. RIBBONS.
FLOWERS, &C., and invites the ladies to call aud
examine.
o. Residence on Congress street, near the resi-
dence of Thos. C. Green, Eco
May 10, lS13-tf.
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CHAMPION REAPERs.-Sce advertisement
of Maj. Jas. Law. Hoof, in this issue
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FARMERS, LOCK BEFORE YOU BUY,

THE BEST COMBINED REAPER & MOWER
il in the market has been reduced from $500 TO
s $50. ami the PRIZE MOWER has been reduce ed
from $ $50 to $50! These prices to suit the
times, and we make t. to suit the farmer
Call and look for Yourselves.
DUKE e GALLAHER. Agents
June 10 1s73-3t. Cbariestown
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WANTED.

f00 CHESTNUT tEoUND) STAKES. 8 feet
wv long, beverage inches thick at larger
and g to inches at SIN Ailer cud-to be delivered
by April lst at Mt. Ararat Vineyard near Ba ey q
Mill. JOHN J. II STR aI:rn'
February 49, ls73-tt
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THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

Jeherson County, to>wit:
At rules held in the Clerks Office Of Tia
Circuit Court IF .Jr6ersOm County, on The 81
day If June, 1878: -
LEVI HESS, Plaintiff,
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ELECTION IN MIDDLEwAY.-Thc election
for nine Councilmcn for the town of AIiddle>
way, IN this county, was held on Tuesday last.
and resulted in the choice of the fo|low;r,
gentlemen, viz z: Dr. NJ, p. Nelson, Or. W. o,
Macoughtry, DR.. S, A. Bates, John f. Smith.
John W. Grantham, Samuel w. League
Nathan Barnes, Thomas johnson and ! ohm
81. Sherman. Most, if not all Of tho rsn,,e,
men elected Councilman, we believe, are on
posed to the liquor traffic, and as tina, was one
of the leading questions in the election We
suppose there will be no application endorsed
for license to sell liquor in that tme>hopored
town.
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CHILDRENiS CARRIAGES.

.9'E are receiving n stock of Children. Car
w riages-priees ranging from SI2 to- S25-
WelI-made and very handsone.
March %. 1879 STUMP & HAWKS.
FARMERS sUPPLIES-CrHdIes, sey.bes.
Rakes. Rifes, Stones. Water Kegs. and ali
goods needed by the farmer for securing HE crops
10 seie by JAS. LAW. HooFP.
RABBPTT's Pure, Concentrated Potssh.-J.his
y Potash Is double the strength of common Pot
ash-six pounds will ke one barrel Of bes.fiiuI
white soap. For sale by q E.BELLER
GARViN's ELIXIR OF TAR. for .aIe BY
VI Feb. 4, 1873 GEO, f. LIGHT
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McKTN NHx

-LAAS4EA--LI4 IL Il x
THIS celebrated Thoroughbred Race n,
n h"rse tsiTed ny WardnnGe, out of Rox-rE-+A
san Ann-5ycarrold this spring) will stand at the
stable Of Col Roht w. Ray lor, near Summit Point,
two days in each alternate week, commencing on
Monday. May 10th, 1878.
o. For further Information. call on John NJ
CoyIe. Epq.. or Col Robt. W. Ba ylnr.
MRy 20, ls!3-1m u. l. BOYCE,
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WEST Va. UNlvERsITY-One hundred
and forty-four students have been in attend
ance at this institution during the pas. year.
The Senior class numbers l3; the j unior 6
the Sophomore II; the Freshman so; the
Normal students 80; Preparatory students
for the second year 81, and for the FIRST year
AZ. Hon. CD. Faulkner who had becu se>
lccted to deliver the annual address before the
literary societies on Wednesday evening. June
18Th, having been compelled by i'll Health to
reinquiSh his intention, Hon. A. r. Bcteer,
of this county, has boon invited to deliver the
address.
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s $1,000 FOR s.aii
GRAND GIFT CONCERT Y

OF the, MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
OF the City VI LeNvenworth, Kan.
IN accordance with an ect of the Legis. allure and
thor Articles OF laeorporation the Board of Di-
reetnrs nounre their fSst Grand Gif Concert aud
HAIL. Leavenworth. on the 2sth day OF June, 1918,
for tho benefit ofthe Library. 500
5l,93S Cash GVts, Gaointtng TO $3.50, $50.
This enterprise 10 enforced by the Governor, Sec.
rotary of State. Auditor of State of
Common Council of Leavenworth, aud all lea ding
business men of the State the certainty OF tho
distribution and payment of gifts, as advertised. is
1IGKETs 90 EAoa. 5 For 90; FOR SO.
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Observation-Disclosures to previous an
nonncement, the Tournameuta ut Kearneysville.
In this county, came off on Thursday, the 5th
instant, and from what We learn was a pleas
ant and agreeable affair. Mr.. r. w. Eichel-
berger, oithe harrisburg Statesman, charged
the knights and acted as master of the cor
nation ceremonies. Tie following were the
successful knights:
Geo. b; Morrison, Jr., Knight of Opequon,
crowned Miss Nertie Bano Queen of Love
and Beauty. a..
W. W. Lewis, Knight of shannondale,
crowned Miss Bette Shaul LIST Maid of H onor.
john T.. Morrison, Knight Of Potomac,
crowned Miss Mollie G.. Lewis End Maid of
Honor, and James Wilmington, Knight of
Modoc, crowned Miss Mamie Needy Sd
Maid of Honor
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SOMETHING NEW.
NEW GOODS.

play IL, 1873 W. C. SHEERER.
SoDA Water Tickets, Il for 81 90.
- June 10, 1873. GEO. T. LIG HT.
INITIAL Pa PER.-2OO boxes Initial paper lust
i relieved and Tor sale bv GEO. T. LIG M
CALCULATING LIBRARY intend eta ring
~ Library comprised # the following books:-
Tricotrin. PaRcar-l, FoIIe Farine Strattemore,
Gold and Name, Dead mems shoea. The Right One
Good Good Bye Sweetheart: Wu,hering Heishts, The
White Rose, Kenelrn ChillingIy, ny Rulwer Will
rent these Books at 20 cts per week the book be
returned. GEO. T. LIGHT.
pRoMIDE Camphor for sale hy
- June 10. 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.
YEA Foam, for making 30 different breads. for
- eaIe nv GEO T. LIGHT
~ Jnne 10, 1873. GEO LIGHTS
TASTORIA for sale by
~ June 10. 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.
CEA FOAM Sea Foam is warranted to make
~ better. lighter. healthier sweeter more d.
gestlbIe and nutritious Bread. Biscuits Cakes PuJ
dlass, &c. than can be made any other wav-
stronger than any yeast or bakiug powder in The
world, and perfectly pure. Juat received and for
SIG , 0y c. f. BELLER.
tiRE BOARD Prints. come very ha ndEo1ne at yics
4 just received and for sale by
C9Sr iestoEn C. E. RELLER.
IMPROVED p BENGAL Powders. specific cure for
L cholera in Fosls and at the same time will pre-
vent Gsoes in Young Chickens. For sal- t--
June 8, 1913 c. E. BELLER.
yTAIR Dive for sale bv