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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05

The new constitution of Pennsylvania makes
the women of that State eligible to any Office
under the school LAWS of the State. This will
enable the women. to. become school directors,
school .superintemients, Sc. 1t IS . growing
opinion that under the direction Of women the
public schools would be increased IN efficiency
and the expenses of their 'maintepancc mate
rally reduced. We would like to see the fe-
male gender introduced into the school man.
agemcnt of this District, II for nothing else
than the value of the experience.
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OVER A MILLION DOLLARS,

and ii1vc a great many agents yet to hear from.
No doubt d entertained OF fe sale every ticket
before the drawing. but whether all sold not
the Concert and Drawing will positively and une.
any remain uusold they viii be cane dcd and the
kIstscs will be rsduc In proportion TO the unsold
Osiy g, 900 ticket. Aeve eesa issued. and
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ONE PRICE N ALL,
[BOGAN Il WYIH,
lal-.f .o,s and lase scyenih stree. uor,hwe.,.
SPECIAL SALE
Elegant French Dress Goods,

large stock OF DRESS GOODS previous 10 our an.
nual stock taking. about The NH OF February, aud
stock and marked down the prices "a many irsfancrs
rs mach as twenty-five per cent. staple goods
ana We intend TO close out fancy stock even al
attention Of our customers and the public 10 our
elegant assortmcntof :
RICH BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
comprising some Of the most superb goods i'm ported
80 pieces OF Neat Light Striped aud Chcck Stlks
from last season, which we now offer IS cents,
u: ~ d and u; 50, and all very cheap.
co,p piece OF al SIX Light Coiored satins at =.
Icasei 10 pieces High Lnstre Black Silk al Si..5
per yard, great bargain.
mp. and some OF the hest quality at d, that have
ever been offered In this city.
All wool Satines and Dlsgonals 50 CENTS.
lot OF handsome Wool and silk Stripes At IS cts,
which re now oer Al about Two thirds Of ihs orsi.
Elegant LYONS BLACK SILK yELvErs In
TO sell them out this season. :
%o o
Qualities COMPRISING AZ hs es;t makes q LhpLn
sanes, Empress Cloths, Deiaincs. Cordjncts, Hen
ietta Cloths. Bombazfnes and In fact every desra-
PIE article OF the kind Imported, and We guarantee
New York city o. elsewhere at rctaii We also have
On hand complete assortment Of FINE PAISLEY
SnAwLS. Of new aud stylish patterns, ranging
+ @ ssa TsPs i1sk
at the lowest market rates, and respectfully invite
figures. :.
w. N. Shuster & Bro,
, ws els Pennsylvania Avenae.
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I'osr OyricxI,xrarrsrxr.

WAslINGroN, c.. Dccrmh-r $. f5.5.
Depart mrni until the 81. day % January i. All:
g Tn;s mon for fur ~ wEarrins rsrSr na
ga h ,o ri, %ss yTsE l,S Ar Isl dS Of
70 The ., he BLsNK aesScY e me
G Tie oss nsp art I'M WIsinStom d
article required are specified hclom:
LOO r r;s Of WrapI!ns PAPER. sox2' Inches IN
each rraIn 70 contain 9 perfect quirys.
i'o rs.ms Of Wrapllss raimr: Jxa1 ,nshcs in
each resm 10 coniai ID perfect qnirrs. :.
900 pounds Of Colon Twint. 10 be spiy. and 10
measure from $50 to US yards To the pound. of
sufficient strength TO sustain weight Of IL
sSands n%9 70 be Pei up I.1s w W.
y nm to bssom. loose OF isnEl.rl in iranspert.i,.n
sSi 10 measure NJ om y 10 IS YARDS ar IS to NE
pound, and TO he put up In balls weighing
as moi 10 become loose or tangled in traas-
portation.
Samples OF the articles required will be furnished
10 PERSONS who desire to bid, application the
First Assistant Postmaster General, Washington,
More or less than the estimated quantities may v.
ordered Is the neccssiics ef the Department may
Awards will lie made for each article separately il
deemed most adx.ntas eous to the p.p.rtmsnt:
mcnt win not Ic considered.
Each bidder mnst furnish with his proposal guar
esriisesie from postmaster that such suarantors
are Sslla d Parsons ;. ...,,
failure to furnish promptly any article con-
tracted for, attempt TO Impose upon thc Dr..
partmcnt articles inferior. in the opinion Of thc
Postmaster General, TO those contracted Tor, wIll
be considered sufficient cause for the forfeiture Of
the contract. ..a--~- =
The Postmaster General reserves the right to r.
ject any or all bids, r In his opinion 1t Is required by
The Interests of the. Department.
p1... s4 III Esps o: slFy fdppea. r
Twinc and adlressrj 10 the FIRST Assistant Post
master General, Washington, ID. G..
JNO. A. J. CRESWELL.,
dc9-Tuiw . Postmaster General.
@EnPOS AIS EOR STATI0NERV
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY
To Sunday School Teachers

he had at
WIN. Ballantyne's, l28 Seventh Street
Jacohu.' Notes on Exodus, 81.
Murphy's Commentary on Exodus, SIS.
Yhe Lesson Compcnd for 1874. &c.
Bush's Notes on Exodus, aud all the standard
commentaries.
All the sunday School papers furnished at pub
| fishers, rates. dc2y
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WAsHINaToE, N9REoLK, BOSTON
The nne Iron steamer LADY OF THE LAKE hav-
Ing ressmed her regular trips 70 Norfolk will leave
her wharf, f0ot Of sixth street, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, sttp. M, touching at the prin-
u sSe 1 :. ~ Ssston With
Providence. Freight should Be addressed Care OF
Lady Of the Lake. via Norfolk, Branch ticket
ONCE At Knox's Express Once, - Pennsylvania
avenue. n 3. fiTzhTaH, Agent.
DORSEY CLAGETT, General Agent,
Plants store, corner Fifteenth street and New York
avenue. m1l1O
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PROPOSALS FOR LETTER BALANCE:
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
" A g M NI..rna. Ii n nIc = LII

" y
Scaled proposals will be received at this Depart.
until the sth day of January 1874. at L O'CLOCK
noon for furnishing Letter Balances for the use o.
the post Offices in the United states for one yea
following description, namely: -
First. Balances capable of weighing eight ounces
avOirdupois weight, TO be graduated down to quar-.
ter ounces OF these Is supposed that GO VIII b
second. Balances the same capacity. graduatea
by the metric or gramme system. of this class l0
Third Balances capable Of weighing four pounds,
avoirupois weight to be graduated TO half ounces.
Of this class IL b supposed that 80 will be wanted
Perfect accuracy, strength, and durability will be
required In the Balances 70 be furnished.
company each bid, and the bidder who may obtain
the contract will be required to furnish Balances OF
| quality in all respects equal to the sample.
box for transportation, and delivered, free of al
expense, to the blank agency, W ashingtOn, ID. C..
More or less than the estimated quantities may b.
| ordered ~ the necessities Of the Department mai
require, At the discretion OF the Postmaster GenA
Awards will be made for each article separately y
deemed most advantageous TO the Department.
Bids not made In conformity with this advertise
Each bidder must furnish with his proposal guar
antees of his ability to comply with his bid, and
certificate from postmaster that such guarantors
bond with Two Sufficient suretIes will be required
A failure 10 furnish promptly any article con.
traeted for, an attempt TO Impose upon the De
Postmaster General to those contracted for will be
considered sufficient cause for the forfeiture of the
Proposals must be insorsed on the envelope.
Proposals for Letter Balanccs,, and dirrcted to
the First Assistant Postmaster General. Washing
ton, u. c. JNO. A. j, cRESW ELL,
des-Tuiw Postmaster General. :
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STEAMSHIP LINES.

The swim and commodious iron steamer
PILOT BOY
will commence her regular trips for landings the
Pcsomae river
and .v. IN TTITtaSsnPAAYf sna FEahnW iS.o.r
navfng from SlxtA-street wharf at .. m.
Returning, VIII arrive IN Washington every
Wednesday and Sunday evening:
scss-tf WIN. II. BYLES.
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TREASURY DEPARTMExr, .
OFFICE or THE I.IGIIr-HOus. BoAHD,

OFFICEOr TIE I.It;IIT-HOUSk BOARD,
WAsllISGTON, Nov. ~. ly13.
Sealed proIs,ssis will be rrssiyed al this ofsc.
day Of January, igt, for supplying nineiy-nist.
Thousand ga, sl gallons Of the HIST quality winter
strained pure Sperm, Cola, Lard Oil. for th,.
United States House Service. according Ia
the apcencatiosss bearing date above, copies at
which may i,c had, after November -. ON ap,slir.-
tion To the Lightlonse Bolri: to the Liyht-iiors.
INSPECTOR, fompkinsvilic. Staten Island, N. ":
the Liyht-liousr Inspector at No. IA Penbcrtol
Sluarrs Baston- Mass: and the 1.ight-IIouse In
JOSEPH HENRY, Chairman.
DROPOSAIIS FOR WRAPPING PAPER
l. AND IRVINE,
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSAI.S FOR FLOUR.

OFFICE CHIEF COMFY or SUBSISTENCE,
DEPARTMENT OF THE MISSOURI. ,
xOrT LEAvENwORTn, KAN. dee. H. 1877.
Scac.i proposals, In duplicate. will he rrctyeat
tnSs Office until I: o'cock January "A, 1874. for
Furnishing the subsistence department.. Tinted
States army, at Fort Lcayenworth. Kansas. with
lco, on pounds xxx Flour. from fail wheat. in
square single and double sacks. containing fc0 lbs.
rcls.
Bidders will state what quantity they will furnish.
wien they will deliver II, and in wi,aI kind of pack
age.
samples must be furnished.
Blank forms Of proposals will be Supplied ON ap-
plicatiOn to this Office. J. III. GILMAN.
&C. 8. Depart m-nt Missouri.
PROPOSALS Fur DREDGING.
U.s.. ENGIH ZEE OFFrcE,l
Third STORY UNION BANK BUILDING,
FAYErrE NKAH CHARLES STREET..
BALTIMORE, Nd. Decemier q, Issl J.
Proposals for dredging in the South Branch Of
me Eltzsbeth river, Virgnia. near the city Of Ss
,oik anu above the cruising Of the Norfolk aud
PETERSBURG rsir01d, will be received until noon Of
after.
The right To reject any bid Is reserved.
Blank forms. SPECIFICATIONS and any desired In
formation can be had ON application At this Office
WIN. T.. CEAlGIIIIL.,
oe1tet Major of Engineers. U. y. A.
l a 4 al.a CaI
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-01-05

to obtain the assistance Of the General Govern
ment to save them from ruin and bankruptcy,
are innumerable. One gentleman is modest
enough to ask only tifty millions Of dollsra; in
other words, that the Government shall put
IL hands in the pockets Of the taxpayers and
give Fin Al much money - was sufficient to
defray the annual expenses Of the Government
thirteen years go, 10 order that he may bs
enabled to extend HIS legalized robbery over
the same people in another section of the Union.
The Western papers are discussing the pro-
priety OF so fixing the boundaries of the pro
posed State of Colorado as to include all OF the
Territory of Wyoming lying south of the forty
thirdparallei, and embraced between the twenty
seventh and thirty second degrees of longitude.
It is said that this would throw the body Of the
population into Colorado, and obviate the ne
cessity Of Territorial government for Wyo-
ming. 1t ID shrewdly suspected That this is .
dodge Of the women-haters TO oist the impair
tial suffragists from the foothold which they
have obtained in that Territory. The scheme
is pressed, and pretends to have the favor of
the Administration, ON the score Of economy.
Governor Campbell stands ehivalrously by his
fair female constituents.
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II. coo EksM GIFTS.
o1.Roo.ooo

will be dIstfibated sssoue the tickct-huIdcrs.
The tickets printed In coupons of trntlis. and
all fractional parts Will be represented in the draw
Ing just as whole tickets are.
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DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
Posr OrYICE DEPARTMENT, D


Drcembcr n, I315. :
Sealed proposals will be received at this Depart
furnishing CERTAIN articles Of stationery for the us
Of the Department for one year from Februaryi,
blank forms of proposals. stating the quality and
estimste quantity Of each article, will be furnished
ON application to The First Assistant Postmaster
Each proposal must be signed by the individual
or frm MAILING u, and be Accompanied by guAraa-
postInaster or United States attorney wheir The
bidder resides thar the bidder shall. within ten days
after biny called upon to do so,execnte contract
he article Or articles awarded 10 him; to be &c.
eompanicd by a bond, with approved security, inl
ali the articles to be furnished BY said bklder coz
ditione upon the faithful OF the same.
Proposals rnacco,npaniel by such guaranty will
The bids will be considered and accepted. or re-
jeeted item by item, by classes items, the
The articles delivered mnst be of the genuine HAM
niactnre and qnality specified, and be furnished at
shs contract pris. whether more or les than t
free of charge TO the Department for delivery.
The delivery must be male to the person dests-
ticles, which shall be subject xamnstien and sE
proval by expert detailed for that purpose. Tfk
al isrthes or the delivery Of an article decient 10
quziiry guam my, will be held Sufficient cause Is
annul The contract, at the discretion Of the Post
The head Of the Department will. in all cases, de-
are Of The Kind and quality required By the contract
The Postmaster General reserves the right Of re-
jecting any or all bids u his Judgment the inter
Samples of paper and envelopes will be furnished,
and sainples OF cutlery will be shown applications
to the First Assistant Postmaster General.
Each proposal must be inlorsed on the envelope
Proposals for Stationery and be directed to thu
First Assistant P0stm IS9 Gensr. GIrEswELI
Dec2-Miw Postmaster General.
DROPOSALS FOR LETTER BALANCES
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-27
Twn Eces OF Health.

Cold md damp inmicni to health, AID we
generally hEvv wholesome comhina of the
at tnts scss"n. T"cy penetrate the kin and
integuLnents d affect the mug :uIar. ClauduIar
and nervous orgeu iz,tops, producing rhruma TEN,
neural gia, ch:!!s aud fever, and where there is
tendency to iysPcpsIN or liver complaint, provok-
ing attack "f iniIg' 1T ION biliUusness The
best advice that can be given under euch circum-
stances is t" Keep the external surface of the body
warmly clothed, and to- keep the Internal organs in
vigorous KING order with the whuIesC me
and genial OF ali tanlcs, HusteIters Stomach Bit
viEora is super scdi"g the aduiierst-d liquors of
commerce, a Incd:cGl stuuiant and corrective
in all paFI4 II tho country. 1t vii be h1pOy day
for hum .TlIy Id 1t Will surely come vixen fins
pure restorative shHtI have taken the place OF raw
spirits a sIiTu!anI in all puulc auu private
hospitEls. II IL not, however, merely hsr,ntess
substitute for the IL ~ eIinusnts to- lie
stimulating properties are not lite chief merits al
though la This regard it surpa>sc0 II the uncdi-
Gated products of the stllI dumestic imported
The powerful Influence 1t exercises over the torpid
and toncicss stomach, the cIsnTdrreo liver the con-
suphtrd bowels aud the rel -xrr ncrvea render il
positive specf; Ia dyspepsia. liver COMPLAINT in
festival construction. nervous lknFss h7pochon
drIs, rheumatism 4 Seplcssness. Alichroiic com
Plain'sa-" nsCravNICd ky co;d moist atrlosphere
and it i therefore particularly necessary for those
Tho are afflicted with silIncuts of ini. nature
Tha"v"r their type may be, meet his pre,iispoa.
ing cause nt Al EEncss with = Wholesome snridcte
liostetteE's BIttrrs en ould he ken i,iiv al tbis
eeasor-hv a / r"rsUns IL huriug under chronic all
ment' that tend tn weake the system
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-27

"ALDMANS IRoUPE.-Belng prevented
from witnessing the performances of this
troupe to any extent, we transfer to our coll
umns the following notice from the Free
Press. which (appearing to express the senti-
ments of all who have visited lee Hall during
the past week) we cordially endorse:
''The Comedy Theatrical Company of Mr..
+. j. Wildman has been filling an engage
ment, in this place, since Monday last, and
has given great satisfaction to all who have
attended upon its performances. The absence
OF indicate illusions, and the elegance and
good taste in dress have been particularly re-
marked upon, whilst the highest encomiums
have been passed upon the rendition of the
several pieces by those competent to Judge
critically. The music, too, under the leader
ship of Professor Steubgen, il pronounced
excellent-the violin solos by the Professo.
being of high order.
"Mrs. Clara Wildmnn is the leading artistic,
aud in any company would shine as a star of
considerable magnitude. She sings sweetly,
and is justly entitled to the eppeIlation of
Pearl of Song Mr.. Wifdman. the proprie
tor private generous and genial gentle
MANS a Comedian of merit, and sustaius
every character personated by him to the great
satisfaction of his audiences Mr. Cottrell
takes, usually the heavy characters. and in
his Joe Morgan in Ten Nights in Bar
Room. rendered that difficut representation
upon the stage (Which seems so easy TO be per
formed in everyday life) in an Incompatible
manner. Miss Flnrence Sinclair il decidedly
clever in all her performances. Mr. Thomp
son. also. is good actor We have not time
to mention. in detail. tho whole Comnany-
We can very trnthfullv remark that it is the
hest and most uncomfortable Theatrical Com
rand that has visited our town"
CHARLEsTowN LYcEuM January 23rd.
lSI4--The Lyceum met pursuant to adjourn
ment, and in the absence of the President DR..
j. V. Simmons was called to the Chair On
motion, Messrs. L. J. Williams and F. p.
Lynch were elected members. On motion of
Mr. Beckwith, the Chair appointed NIessrs
Trapnel1, Brooke and Beckwith a committee
to invite some gentleman to deliver a lecture
before the Society
There being no further business, the
Lyceum proceeded to discuss the question
previously reported SIS the successful estub-
lishment Of Trades Unions Farmers Oranges.
Labor Eefnrr Clubs and like secret organize
tions, consistent with the social we'll being of
the community at large? ?" The debate was
maintained in the Affirmative by Messrs
Trundle and Beckwith, and by Messrs
Brooke ana Trapnell in the negative.
1t being suggested that the question ad-
mitted OF further discussion, it was adjourned
over to FRIDAY. February 9Th.
At the next regular meeting the question,
''is it ezpedient to attempt the suppression of
the use c. Intoxicating liquors by Legislation 2"
will be discussed.
-ABfrmatice -Rev. A. C Hopkins, Rev. J.
". Tongue. and Charles Davies. Esq.
N'ynEce-Rev. w. II. Meade, Rev W. A.
Wade, aud J. VI Mason.
On motion the Sncicte adj nrned.
J. V. SIMMONS,
Pres't., pro tcm.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-27

City VS.. Country PApERs.-The follow
ing from the Marietta Register is applicable
here as we'll as elsewhere:
Do the city papers say anything in regard to
your own county? Nothing. Do they contain
notices of your schools, churches, meetings,
improvements, and hundreds of other local
m'tters of interest, which your papers publish
without pay? Not an item. Do they ever say a
word calculated to draw attention in your
county and its numerous thriving towns, and
aid in their progress and enterprise? Not a
line, and yet there are men who take such
contracted views of this matter, that unless
they are getting as many square inches of read
ing matter in their own paper as they do in
city paper they think they are not getting the
worth oftheir money. This reminds us Of the
person who took the largest pair of boots in
the box, simply because they cost the same as
a pair much smaller that fitted him.
X. OF P-The following is a list of Officers
of Jefferson Lodge No ?, Knights of Pythias,
at Middleway, for the current term:
john W. Ware P e.; John ". Anderson,
G. c.; WIN. g. Laise, V. c.; Jesse Brill.
hart, Prelate John F. Smith. X. of R. &; S.;
John F. Smith, NJ. of F. G NJ. Del. Smith,
of i John w. Grantham, NJ. at A !;
James D. Wiggipton. ] John B. Gruber,
o G.; John F. Smith, Grand Representative.
Meets End and 4th Thursday nights in
every month.
o o. F.-OHicers of Samaritan Lodge,
No 30, l. o. o. T.. Middleway, for the cur>
rent term:
John Fl, Lindsay, N. c.; Rev. Jesse
Porter, V. G.; Jnhn F. Smith, Secretary !;
Jesse Brilliant, Treas. S4m'l W League,
Chaplain: Nathan Barnes, w P. J. Bailey,
Con j II Zombro, JIG j. b. Grubcr,
@. g.; j. L johnson. R. s. to N. G.; J. j.
Ramshurg. l.. s TO n. G.; James H Thomp>
son. r. S. to N. G.; Henry S. Nicely, L. 8.
to n. G.
Meets every Saturday night.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-27

HuiTErpuE rheumatism. neuralgia, lock jaw,
Pais, eel et bEeaRtsscs Ids bu,ue
ssIt-rh"t n; he, &C uTcn the human frame,
snd of rains, SPAWN. GAL ., &c: upon a1;n:Hls in
t!saa Eavs MI ottc. pretcnie rc:nedi.s
since the world hc gan. Il is counter irritant,
aii-hcaiin% lain reIievcr- Cr;Hpcs throw away
;'cir cru'chrs. IN" lame TX ro;sUnuus lite.
rendered ha' In!Sss and the wounded healed
without roar. Il is EunbuE The recipe ia
published round each bottle. It is selling
Art;c be tne cold and it cells because it docs
just what it pretends To do. Those who euler
from rhcumatisnI, pai: sTellinn deserve 10 fer
j. Trey will nOtuss Cen taur Lin mCnt. More tran
1000 certificates of remarlzabIe curcs including
frozen limDs, chr, nj, rheumatism, govt, running
tumors, =, hive been received We will send
circular containing certificates. the recipe, &C,
grst:n, 10 arg nns 'Gucsu- 1t. One bottle Of the
yellow: MAJ pee C"utsaI.r I.inInlcnt ID Ia
hundred c"iarH for si.svirrd aw-cnicL hurses
an mucs. fvr scre~-Worm in shrtP. Stock
"wners-th;a in:IrCrt Ii worth your attention. No
family Stu he i.hour 1. Lib IN, Sold
by all Druggists. &C us per bottle; al &c bottles
$500. J. b. Rose Co., So B.oadway, New
York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-27
LAMPS, LAMPS!

NALL and examine stock of Lamps just
~ opened, comprising all styles and varieties
beautiful pairs ofStand Lamps, exceedingly cheap
ESQ housss Patent Safety Lamp, which renders
Lerosene OIL az safe ssany fluid burned; in fact
'ney are perfectly free from danger.
November II 1879. w. s. MASON.
{ nARBoLATE of Lime-the best Disinfecta
rowder IN use to prevent or stop decomposition
and all noxous odors and destroy insect life and
germs OF disease in the air-for saieb by
July !, 1873. C. E. BELLER
STATIONARY speciality. Paper and Euvel-
opes OF all kinds, the best STOCK of Fancy Goods
In the Lower Valley Come md
Juat %. 1873 w. s. MASON
MooRE'S Hog Cholera Remedy, prepared ac-
~ cordins TO original recipe, at
Aug 5. hAsoN's Drug Store.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-27

Oyster SuPPER.-An Oyster Supper will
be given by the ladies of Midileway Mesh-
odist Protestant Church, Thursday evening,
January 29tb, for the benefit of Pastors
salary We solicit for the enterprise the
Liberal encouragement of the community.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-27
Ja"unry 6. 1877
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court of ,Icferson County,
I" Term, OctoJer gid, 1878:
HENRY BRUCE'S Administrator,
vs..
CHARLES L. sCOLLAY'S Administrator.
RICHARDSON,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-27

CaStOria y n'"re than substitute i"r Cas- tor
Or. 1t IL IT~ on y Snfs arts e ia existence which
is certain TO aEsiIni';r tho fund bowels
cure wird c"' AID pr cduCe ,t = s!erP. 1t con
tainE timer mineral, morphine a'cinl. and ia
pleasant TO take. IhI!dI' Ia need nOicEy aud moth
4
Oct,ber Il, I~13-Iy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-01-27

ACKNOWLEDGMENT our estimabe
friend and bee culturiss. Samuel Fl. Woody,
Esq, We acknowledge the reception of large
dish of excellent honey, for medicinal use,
for which we tender our thanks.