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To amend Section 2s7 of the Civil Code, and repeal
the.act entitled IAN act to amend Section 2S7 Of
the Civil Code" approved 2Sd August 1862.
Be Il esueed By tr King and he Legiszates Asseubly
efthe Ha,saiiar .Isands in he Lsgislafure Of he
Kingdom assembled:
SEC. l. That Section es7 the Civil Code be and
the same is hereby amended to read as follows:
SEC. 2s7. 1t shall be the duty of every pound
master to publish in some newspaper if any be pub
Ished on bis island, both in the Hawaiian and Eng
fish languages, or post written notice weekly in both
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AN AcT

To repeal Chapter XVI of the Laws of 1870, being
IAN act relating to divorce" approved on the
18th day of July, A. D. 1870, and to re-enact AN
act to permit divorced persons to marry again."
approved on the cath day of May, A. D. 1866.
Be Il enacted by he King and the Legisarioe assembly
Of ne Hacassaa Islands in ne legislature Of ne
Kingdom assembled:
SEC. l. That Chapter XVI OF the Laws of 1870,
being an act relating to divorce" approved on the
18th day ofsJuly, A. D. ls7O. be and the same is
hereby repealed.
sso. q That an act entitled ian act 10 permit
divorced persons to marry again,n approved on the
cath day Of Nay, A. D. 1856, be and the same is
hereby re-enacted.
SEC. s. This act shall become law from and
after the date Of its approval and all laws parts
Of laws IN eohtraTention herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
Approved this LIST day of August, A. D. 1874
KALAKAUA R.
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sustain the sinking system.

The fisshes of excitement produced by the stimu-
lants in ordinary use, followed by a reaction
that 10 always more or Icss injurious Just as the
darkness, iIumnatsd :or a moment by the light
hinge glare, becomes apparently blacker than
after the n<sh ia over, the mental gloom and
PITY sical debility that nsh temper Urily the
influence OF dram. vith 4 tcm-foId intensity
when tue frst transient effect Ceascs. Yet pny-
sicIans habiually prescribe the liquors of commerce
for patients sUtisring from bodily weakness and
mental dependency. The true remedy in such
cRses lie pure stinu liant Imedchted with 'hr finest
t"nirs aud lteretives whCh the vegetable kim dom
at1UrGs, and HosteiUr's Stnue c EitrIs s the Uuly
preparation at present known whrh thoroughly
meets the emergency. The effect of THE popular
restorative il continuous. Each JnsG token invin-
OrstcH the vital energies and the BRAIN nd it
:onged Use viii! inquest iSn abs of de
bihty. hypDchHrdria. mentAl Tor piGitv tha does
not arise from organic csuFea hrvoEd the reach IF
medicine II is in the strirtrat sense t" the word,
an IEvigoranng and regulating cordial. II the
il tho bo~eIs are cOnstipatcd it relieves them if
the liver is t"rpid, it promotes activity in that
organ; If the mind il ci.Iomy, it chars awav the
clouds: il the appetite ia MOOR and elton q Glow
and painful operation il creates a relish for food
and ena bICe the stomach to convert it into hPathfu
sl!mcnt. Moreover, it is sHec:f. for a 1umbsr of
al neuts. of which r. ca 'arv p PvaIcnt
in til" damp aud chilly father wmI"h ~ g. often
e1pcricnC" in mid winter AIuHu~ thee NAV lie
mRri'ucd r'~"rnat=n. ckiIls ard f-vrr nd u the
m"fh! conditions OF III" Giyes,ive and !sccretive
orgSnB cUrPriadTcfh hv sUrf+r ~hsngee Of temper
azure ai"i I'c incICm~rCire ri the sraenn.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-07
LIQUOR LIGBNsB.

At the instance of number of persons
living in different parts of the county, a meet
ing will be held in CharIestown ON THURS
d Y NIGHT, APRIL 23a, 1874, for the
purpose of considering the alleged increase
of drunkenness through the violation of the
Liquor Law ofthe State, and also for the pur-
pose of taking measures to ascertain the sense
of the county upon the question of licensing
places to sell Intoxicating liquors for other
than medicinal purposes, as now provided for
by Law.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-07

EFIsC"pAL FEMALE INSTITUTE AT a
meeting of the Stockholders Of this insti,u>
tion held on Saturday FAST, Che con,pauy wa7
fully organized by the election of T. W. NJ.
Holiday. President n. I. barton, Treasurer,
aud Marion tlite, Secretary The valuable
pr"rerty of I.yod Logan, Esq has been rur
chased. and also the adjoining lot fronting
about leo feet on Braddock street. No bet
ter binding or more desirable location for
first class Institute could he hal in the town,
and from the nnmhcr and character of it7
snPn"'t"rs we anticipate for the Institution
the fullest ,nossure ofsrrccss
[ INnchcster GTr,cs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-07

New BUILDENG.-Mr, Joseph II. Easter
day, having leased piece OF ground of Mr..
John L. Hilbert, near the Carriage Shop of
the latter, on Main street, is proceeding to
erect thereon frame building, for his use as
a Tin and Stove Establishment.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-07

& astoria is more ths substitute for Gas tor
OH. it is the cn " sets article in existence which
Ia Ttain aFsmila the toad regulate tzehOweis,
cure wind colo and Or oduce tu' q sIe p. 1t
ia ins neither minerals, morphine or acUhol and is
Ple"sEnt to tale Chl!dr' L need cot cry aud moth
my reRT.
October u. lS13-ly.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-07

ENErpsE rheumatism, neuralgia, lock jaw,
P,sy .sp syellnes.caktd breasts, scalds burpr
sal:-rheum, ear-schc, &C, upon the human frame,
and of strans, spawn. gals. &C. upon animals in
one year than have all other pretended remedies
since the world began. His counter. irritAnt, u
ail-beAing pain reIiever. Cripples throw away
their crutchss, the lame walk, poisonous bites
rendered harmless aud the wounded healed
ithout a Gear. !, i. no humbug. The recipe is
pu biithed around each bottle. IL ia selling no
article be fore sod and it cells becausSt docs
just what it pretends to do. Those who now euler
from rheumatism, pain swelling deserve to:suffer
il they wi II not use Centaur Lio:ncut. More :baa
1000 certificates of remarkable curcs. including
frozen limbs, chroni- rheumatism, govt, running
tumors. &C.. have been received we will send
circular containing certificates the recipe, &c,
gro tbs, to any requesting One hottie of the
yellow Wrapper CentaUr Liniment is worth
hundred dollars for spavined sweenicd horscs
aud mules, or fer screw-worm 10 sheer. Stock
o~ners-this tiniment is worth your attention. No
family chould lie without Cortnur Imminent. SOLD
by all Druggis;t. 50ccrts per bottle; large botlee,
ST 40 J. b. RcsE * Co., So Broadway, Now
York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-07

GIVE MINUTES FOR REFRESHMENTS !"
-Eve'ybody who has travelled by railroad has
heard the above announcement, and has
probably suffered from eating too basty,
thereby sowing the seed of dyspepsia. 1t is a
comfort to know that the Peruvian Syrup will
cure the worst cases of Dyspepsia, as thousands
are ready to testify.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-07

~ One gentleman, we observe by the
Register, is running on both the clog In"
and "HOg Out" tickets for Councilman in
ShepherdstOwu: He ought to be sure to win.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-07

HIsToRy OF THE GRANGE MOVEMENT
From the National Publishing Co, Phila>
delPhia, Pa, we have received the advance
sheets of a work entitled ''1'he History of the
Grange Movement, or the Farmers War
Against Nonop"!ics," sc. The work treats
of subjects now attracting universal popular
attention. and from what we CLEAN of it, will
no doubt meet with ready demand.
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MIscELLANRoUsz
NEW GOODS Ar BARGkINs

NEW GOODS Al BAR6AINSI,
AND OLD STOCK AT COST.
THE Gentlemen's Furnishing and Ladder Fash
ionHble Dress Goods Store, opposite the Bank
OF ChHrlestown, pst been replenished with very
many articles specially adapted to the present
GE ETLEMENS FURNISHING LINE
is complete in every department. and the most fa.h
icnable styles. at the mOst reducsd prices can at
all times be found. SHIRTS Made 10 Order Of the
best material, and fits guaranteed.
STRAW HATS CoTTONADES AT COST
The style and variety of Ladies' aud Misees' Shoes
10 spcciElly worthy of attention, better article
for the same Inoney cSnuO be obtained in the coun
~. Many new and fashionable varieties OF
DIR E S S G GODS
just received, and very pretty stock Of Lawns At
Cost. fine assortment of Kid Silk Gloves
AID the best salectiOn OF Hosiery in the town.
IN THE NOTION Department
every article needed can be obtained. foe Piano
90 count,y Produce. of all kinds, taken IN e1.
change for goOds.
August S. 1873
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WooD WANrkD.-The Editor of this ma,
per has removed to the residence adjoining
that of Nathl Myers, Esq, where he would
be glad to have several cords of Wood deliv-
cred 10 short time, by those who propose to
pay their subscriptions in that way.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-07

SAPr'NGrnN FInvEE.-This ell-krnwn
public house has !ccn taken cl,a5r:.:,c of by Or.
Ovens. of Maryland, the rrapriotor-Dr
johnson having given it M On tho lst inst,
t" assume control Of the Stewart House, in
Martinshnrg. We bespcak for the Sapping>
ton, under its new management renewed pros
perity and wish DR.. Johnson and his family,
in their new sphere. unboundcd success.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-07

ADVERTISING SALEs.-Advertising sales
OF real and personal property by hand-bills
was at one time the best way of making them
known. But that was before the day when
everybody read the newspapers. Newspapers
have to great extent supplahted the posters,
and when thing is to be brought to the at
tentiOu of everybody it is advertised 10 the
newspapers. For every person who reads a
sale bill posted in a country store, tavern or
blacksmith shop, a hundred will read the same
thing if printed in the county papers. In
advertising the newspaper possess all the adj
vantages. 1t goes into.every family and is
read in comfort aud Eat leisure. The hand
bill is stuck up who're itsreceives at best
passing notice, and the majority who see it 30
not read it at'sll aeThesnewspnper is printed
by thousands, and every body reads it.. Of
the hand bills twenty or thirty at most are
printed aud stuck up The newspaper is the
cheapest and the best advertising medium, the
hsnd>bills the dearest aud poorest Sales of
personal property are the best made known by
haud>biIs and newspapers both. AS this is
the season for sales we call attention to the
subject -EE.
The Spirit. with its large circulation, of,
fers special inducements in the matter of bills
and sy:vc-;iSfrFfe.
THRouGn TO SrAuNroN-The following
is the official announcement of the opening of
the Valley Railroad:
OFFICE OF d. & o r r. CoMpAwY,
baltimore, March 80, 1871
Circular Order, No. l8
The Valley Railrosd, from rEarriSonburg to
s'auuton, Virginia, will be opened for hush
ness A pri! Is: prormo, az portion of tho
LEarrer's Ferrv and Valley Branch of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, connecting at
S:aunton with the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road. The following Stations have been es-
tablished p:
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had neither shoats, corn. wood nor -four; but
now, such as have give l you. You will,
therefore, acknowledge the receipt of the in.
closed, with interest to date, to which know
you are justly entitled
Your humble servant,
SAP CoIxciDENcE.-Our town, during the
past week, has been the scene Of sad occa>
sion such as is seldom witnessed in ordinary
times. Mrs. Susan Mercy German. beloved
-ifs Of John p German. of this place. as will
be seen by reference to our death notices. de-
parted this l'fe at the residence of her hus-
band on Thursday morning. and within twenty
-four hours thereafter her sgcd father, resid>
ing in the same house, was also corpse, and
the two laid side by side IN the cold emhrsce
oideath- Mrs German lady possessing
a large circle of friends and acquaia+ances.
and had been member of the PRESBYTERIAN
Church for years Her kindly miuistrations
at-the bedsides Of the sick and suffering will
be missed By many. Mr.. Young was an old
gentleman generally known and respected.
and was also member oF the PRESBYTERIAN
Church. lie served his country in the war
of 1872; and after an active life Of some
years, became af3i c.cd with tie dccro:t
of age, and for !oas time before hi- deatl.
Ill :,
',,r,;a,1 =, a.,
last, and the occasion s!rr.s tnz",ha- a large
,conconr<e Of '7r;ss;7' aud acquaintsnces
Father and daughter we're laid away Together
ueath the clo,;s of the valley, to sleep TIL the
resurrection mora. Peace to their ashes,
g4.-
~ ''''' i'' "e ia u
-'''''0 Ct o''"' 1''''''':' ,'"''"S' ~ e,'">e
-. '''''"'' ID - '!.'' care
\'"e Pu'.'ca'i'n ~ ""'e'' we conclude I" tE'S
ISSUE anu |l'':" went INT" effect o" the first
W y i'''( ~ '-.i'' ne ''!'"'ng c'rcu>
80 - - agents III . 80 i'2i"."
n.r,6.n $50, ~ p. = ~ % =, = -
.<..--'1l . 80, -, y * '''' g.
GA and after AH-'l Isl, 1874. Agents at
tso!st'"hs n est ''7s'"'a are strictly for
,,i.sio, o,hor 49, ~ '''" "' '':''-
fees. for maniC.st5pr. r.ceivirc b,,dlin., ~
shipping goods, merchandise or any other
kinds of property, except for weighing or
Storage anN delivery ,r 81 sue" y
M,s,n."f .rr ~ Ht'
The 1.v ndors,ond;, oi.a.t;t:.,
charges for weiybinc which tho Co,nn.nr
does not seem to take cosnizance of.
F1NAxc!AL EXHIBITS have for
long time observed in , LARGO npmber Of opr
exchanges. from vc.t to year financial ex>
hibits or statements of the affairs of the dit
fereDt corporations in which they NAV be rub.
lisbed, and have wondered WHY such state,
ments are not published here; but have
hitherto from feelings OF 'ei'eaey' failed to
take pu0nc notice OF the matter. They are
certainty fnI' Of local Interest and we h"pe
our Town Council at the close of the present
fiscal year will do something of this kind
There IS not taxpayer, We are sure, but
-
ANOTHER BIG BEEF.-Messrs. Merchant
and Young, as intimated in our last. have
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10 TUE-
Nervous & EDebIEltGted
OF BOTH SEXES.

No Charge for Adcjce and Consultation.

70' @10 TIC "'''' I" Tut ''''
DR.. B Dvo7r, graduate of Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia, author of several valuable
works, can be consulted all diseases of the Sex
ualor Urinary Organs. Cw hich he has made
pecial study,) either in ma lie female. matter
from what cauee originating or of how long stand
ing. practice of 80 yekrs enables him to treat
diseases with success. Cures guaranteed. Charges
reasonable Those at distance can forward letter
describing s5 mptcms and enclosing stamp to pre-
pay postage.
Send 70. the Guide to Health. Price 10 cents
J.B.DYOTT, NJ. D.,
Physictan aud Surgeon, 1O4 Duane ST.,
January 20, lsT4-Iy. New York.
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CALL FooLs' DAY"-Wednesday last
was the LIST OF April-"All Fools Day.
and the youngsters played their Usual pranks
on old and young.
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County IrEMs.-From the shepherdstown

COUNTY ITEMs.-From the Shepherdstowu
Register of Saturday We clip the following
items:
We are, to have Broom Factory in our
town, by Mr.. Joseph Criswell, of Keedysville,
! Maryland.
Church Being. Repqfnted.-Mr. Grartham
Bast has contracted to repsint the exterior
portion of the Presbyterian Church of this
town, such as the doors, window frames,
cupola, &c.
Jmproyement.-1Ir. john Byers has erected
and is now occupying handsome brick house,
with his mother, near the western end of
this tom. on the land formerly owned BY his
father, Mr. Geo. Byers, deceased.
Fire at Kedrneysume.-Severa tons of
straw, belonging to Ashton, Walker & Co.,
proprietors of the Paper Mill of this place,
including the. platform at Kearneysville. were
DESTROYED by FIRE, on Monday afternoon last.
The fire occurred by sparks from an engine
Sale IF q Farm &C. D. McCilincy. Auc-
tioueer, sold at public sale, at Dufields on
Saturday last, for VIM. Engle and Humphrey
Eng!e. Trustees, the farm of John NJ. Eugie,
containing 1875 acres. to>Mr Samuel Michael,
of Sharpsburg Nd, for s40.01 per acre.
Sandy. Ridge" is Looking Up.-Mr.
James A. Osbourn and 500 are erecting fine
barn for the purpose of enabling them to con-
duct their farming interests on d larger SCALE
Squire Herr is also about to build for him
self NICE brick house, and to this end is
tearing down G portion of the old one in or
der to give place to the new.
Pefihon.--The following petition against
license is now being circulated for signatures
through the County, to be presented to the
County Court at its juno term, the time ap-
pointed for granting liquor license -
Isi'fjon to tie Comntv C0urt of jefferson
against Lice"si"g DRINKING no USES:
1t is needless at :nis Iate day tn set forth
the reasons for this petition. They are known
and read of all men, insnmuch that if public
opinion approaches UNANIMITY upon any one
point it is upon this-that these drinking
ing houses are an affection and curse to every
community in which thew are tolerated and
so they are simply NUISANCES to be dJutcd.
DEATH OF BERNARD DoLL. EsoR.-We
arc panied tn Announce the death OF lIr Bar-
nard Doll, which occurred at his residence, in
this city,on Saturday morning last Mr. D. had
been painfully i'll for more. thnn month past.
his disease being such that from the first no
hopes could be entertained of his recovery.
In his death the community sustnins the l6ss
of one nf its hest citizens and his faniiT.
that Of kind husband and father Within
the last half ycnr, the three br0,hers, Daniel.
George and Bernard. all ofthem long connected
with the social and business relations of this
community, have passed away Not soon
shall We look upon their like sgain.
WTrtinSLXr1 Statesman
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-07

WINCHESTER PaEsBYrERY will assemble,
for its regular semi-annual session, in Kent
street church, Winchester, on Wednesday,
April 22pd.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-07

~ USlC.-I constantly Keep hand supply of
VA Music, and will furnish any piece published
the G lobe in days, Publis hers prices. Dis
count in favor OF Teachers. GEO. T. LIGHT.
NOAL OIL--As Winter approaches Coal Oil ad-
" vances. Will make heavy d scoun on ten al
Ions for Cash GEO. T. LIGHT.
4 STRAL oil-nou ex plosive-for sale by
IA Dec. .. GEO. w. T. KEARSLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-07

B'NK DlvlDEND.-Tne Bank of Charles,
misunderstanding the late financial pres,
sure, the effects Of which are still severely
telt-as will he seen by notice in our adver-
Using columns, has declared semi>annual
dividend Of Lice per cent. A good showing .
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-07
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES.

NJ + receiving Il sUprk Of Chiidreu'p cav
~ riaRes-prices rang ing froT SI2 10 S25.
Well-mSde ana very EHncEoDs
March 25. lSl3 eTUMP RAMKe-