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The New York herald., 1874-11-27
THE COURTS.
F1rTY-sEvENTH STREET POLICE COURT.
Alleged Embexxlement.

Alleged Embexzlements
Before Judge Otterbourg.
Luowig Laux, No. S07 East Forty yeighth street,
complained that his clerk, Jacob Schmidt con-
verted to his own use o sum OF money collected by
him Tor complainant. Schmidt WAS held Tor trial.
A Mother Abandons Her child.
Oficer Matthew Looram. OF the Nineteenth pre-
cinct police, charged Margaret Slattery with
abandoning her infant child on the steps Of the
Founding Asylum, corner OF Sixty-eighth street
ana Inird avenue, on Wednesday night. The
officer detected her in the act OF leaving the child,
when she begged the officer not to do anything to
her. she said she had no means OF supporting the
child and intended that \. Sisters OF Charity
should taEe care OF 1t. She was held for trial.
Caught in . burglary.
Isaac Baer. OF No. 2os East Thirtieth street. en-
tered a complaint of attempted burglary against
John Boldly and Philip McDermOtt, who were
caught IN the act OF breaking open the door lead
lug from the street into the basement. They
were arrested.b by Otiicer Darwin, OF the Twenty
first precinct and were held Tor trial at the Gen.
eral Sessions in default OF baL.
The New York herald., 1874-11-27
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUiT-Part 2-Held by
Judge Brady.-Snort causes-Nos. 3Sl01a, 1928,
1885, 4O7s $685. 1885, s73s, 1925 $685. 1885, 4l26 34O
4o44 4o22 1885, $685. 32l4 $685. 3S46 370S 4346 $685.
vember 80.
SUPREME CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-Held py Judge
Van Brunt.-Demurrers-No. 70. Law and lact-
Nos. ILL., 25S 259, 263 2S0, 900, 301, 314, 800,
1885, 32S, $50, 333, 334, 1886, 345, 34S, $50, S54
1885, $685. 36 364 370 81. 372 375, 376, 6. 20 49, 49,
81, 81, 70, SO, $50, s.
SUPREME COURT - CHAMBERs-held by Judge
Dononue.-Nos. So, IS, 7s 81, 1O5, l22, , dsa IFS,
247, 24s. 2l9, 25l, 256, 25S, $50.
SUPERIOR CoURT-JURY TRIAL TERM-Part p
Held by Judge Curtis-Adjourned for the term
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Kobinson-Nos. 2l1. 494, 225, 22s, 1872, 1876,
1922 IO09 $751; 2099 $780, 1885, sos, 202l, 2241 2242
1854 1855 1885, 1885, 1852
MARINE CoURT-rRIAL TERN Part 1-Adjourned
for the term. Part 2-Held by Judge McAdam.-
Nos. 1874 1925 724, 725 $50. 1884, 6as 1868, 1866.
Part 3-Adjourned lOr the term.
The New York herald., 1874-11-27
CORONERS' GASES.

Frank E. Burdo, very respectable appearing
man, about thirty five years OF age, was taken to
the Ninth precinct station house on Wednesday
afternoon, on charge OF intoxication, and at
halfpast three O'Clock yesterday morning he was
found dead in his cell. Coroner EicShon was mott.
fed to hold an inquest.
John Kennedy, a man twenty-slx years OF age
died at No. l.4l4 Third avenue, the indirect cause
of death being the result OF injuries received
about two years ago by falling on the ice. DE.
ceased had been treated IN both Bellevue aid
Roosevelt hospitals. Coroner Eckhon was notl-
fleQ TO hold an inquest on the body.
The New York herald., 1874-11-27
AN INDIAN EXECUTION.
The Hanging Of the Half-Breed Tous-
saint Kensler, w ho Dies Bravely with
His shoes On.

The Hanging Of the Half-Breed Tous-
saint KensIer, w no Dies Bravely with
His shoes On.
From the Cheyenne Leader, Nov. 2ol
Notwithstanding the general expectation that
the President would interfere at the last moment
and commute the sentence OF the law, which re-
quired Kensler's death by hanging, between
twelve and two O'Clock p. NJ, on Thursday, the
10Th OF November, no communication to that
effect mad been received from any one in authority
and the preparations for the execution OF Toussant
Kensler, the hslfbreed murderer, were quietly
proceeded with by sheriff Carr.
THE PREPARATIONS.
The morning dawned beau tiiully, and at an early
hour TINS little city was up and astir Many stock
and ranch men from the north, who reside near
Fort Laramie in the vicinity OF which Kensler CON-
mitted the crime which he was about to expiate.
had come 10 town on the previous day and were
anxious to witness the final scene Many inquIr-
les were made concerning the prisoner &c., and
anxious were many TO get look at MIN that
they besieged the building where ne was confined
and hung to the window frames OF the same, but
only a few we're gratIned In their curiosity.
Kensler retired on wednesday evening at nine
O'Clock and passed the nours intervening before
sunrise In deep, unbroken slumber He arose at
seven the next morning and partook OF break
fast served from Sheriff Carr's private table Soon
after breakfast his spiritual adviser, Father Nc
GoIdrick, was shown to his cell and engaged with
the prisoner in religious exercises OF a fervent ma.
ture. In tnese ceremonies kensler showed warm
religious feeling, and Father McGoldrick Is con-
vInced that Kensler died at peace with his Maker.
In the cell he did not manifest any fear to meet
his imDe ndIng doom, but, on the contrary exhIb-
tied GOODNESS tree from bravado. In all his conf
Dental Conversations with Father McGoldrick and
others he has ever declared his innocence oil the
crime with which ne is charged even within few
minutes OF the time set for his execution, while
kneeIing In his cell with Father McGoldrick, and
almost in sight OF the eternal world. he solcmnly
declared that he had not fred the shot which
Killed Adolph Pinea at Cuney Ecoffey % ranch
on the SabiIle on the eth OF April, 1872.
ON THE sCAFFOLD.
At fifteen minutes past twelve Kensef, accom-
panied by Father McGoldrick, sheriff Carr, and his
assistants, and sheriff Dayton, OF Albany county,
entered the building on Twentieth street. IN which
the aaows had been erected, and where lew
spectators, who had cards OF admittance, had
already assembled. Kensler and has spiritual
guide took seats near the nre and en- cred into
whispered conversation, closing with silent
prayer. At signal from the SheriC, his deputy,
W. Taylor, conducted the prisoner 10 the plat
form. Kensler advanced with hrm tread, and
assembled the steps leading to the gsllows without
MAnlesuns the snSateat nesitatoR OF muscular
The New York herald., 1874-11-27
SAILED.

Steamships Pommeranis GER, for Hamburg; Mas
Dutch, Rotterdam state Of Nevada (Brl Glasgow |;
Herman Livingston. savannah Manhattan, Charleston
ship st phi, Valparaiso barks James Condc foko-
hama Fiery cross (Br), Rio Janeiro brig Cascatelle
Matanzas
Also sailed, barks Lynn. and Antarctic.
wind At sunset N. light
The New York herald., 1874-11-27
A MURDERER WANTED.

general alarm was sent out to all the pre-.
cncts last evening for the arrest OF Jesse Murphy
the saloon keeper, OF Broad and Stone streets,
who Is charged with the murder OF James Bartley,
OF No. 1877 ST. Marks place, Brooklyn. 1t Is alleged
he hit Bart!ey on the head with q club last Satur-
day week. rom the effects OF which death en-.
snad Ia
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIP CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents and shlo captsins in.
formed that by telegraphing to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street, tbs arrivals and depart
from European ports AMI other ports abroad, OF
American and all foreign vessels trading with tho
United States, the will bs cioeI To this country
free OF charge and published.
The New York herald., 1874-11-27
Maritime Miscellany.

~ For loss Of the schr Emma Fnney see port
rivals
BRro VIRGINIA DANE from Cape de Verde for Rio Ja-
neiro before reported sunk by collision, owned by
Capt Bugg. OF Baltimore and valued At J,00u
There q wv insurance the vessel and $4,000 On the
The New York herald., 1874-11-27
NEWS.
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK POE tue
MONTHS OF NOVEMBER AND DECEABER
The New York herald., 1874-11-27

ourxmrowu. Nov 36-Arrved, bark Nuevo uatsso
(taD, Castagnoia, New York.
Also arrived 2Sth steamship Prussian Br), Dutton.
Montreal for Liverpool
TsrEsrr Nov ARRIVED. brig lists, Anderson. Ricn.
mond. Va.
Arrived At - Nov Is, bark Nordstjernen Nor), from
United States
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17

SAVED HIS WHIPPING a I:t;lo urcIin
seven or eight years old, in a school where a
Miss Blodge;t was teacher. composed the fol-
lowing and wrote it on his slate at prayer time,
to the great amusement of the boys:
"a little mouse ran VI the stairs
To hear Miss B!odget say her prayers"
The teacher discovered the rhyme, and
called ont the cnIpit For punishment she
gave him his choice TO make another rhyme
in five minutes or to be whipped So, after
thinking, scratching his head till his time
was nearly out, and the teacher was lifting
the cane i'll threatening manner, at the last
moment he exclaimed.
Here 1 stand before Miss B!odge,t;
She's going to strike and I'm going to
dodge it,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17
MIscELLAREcuS.
One of Beau Bickman's Tricks.

Beau Hickman once made raid on the
baltimore restaurants He determined to
dine we'll that day OF know the reason why
lie walked into Guys restaurant aud asked
for I.e proprietor
Sir said he, Il want the best dinner
you can give me-"
..All right sir" said Mr.. Guy: walk in
here" showing him into u neat little private
room.
Beau ate aud drank of the best and just
after he had finished his cap Of cafe n0ir and
had lit his Havana, a servant entered with a
folded paper on a silver waiter which he
Sravely handed TO Beau.
What is this :" inquired Beau.
''De bill. sab said the waiter.
''Bli; don't want any bill. Ask the
proprietor to come in here
Thc proprietor appeared. bowling and smil-
ing; he hoped there nothing wrong, and
that his guest had liked his dinner.
II liked the dinner and the wine we'll
enough said Bean Hickman, but want to
know Whist this means
That's the bill. si-," said the proprietor.
Well, never pay any bills. l am Beau
Hickman. l don't pay anybody. BESIDES,
you have no right to charge NE with this din
usr; | asked yen for tie best dinner YOU
could give me-"
We'll. Esau. you have wruug in Gu me
aud got the better Of lie fairly. Now, I'll
not ou.y forgive you for this trick, but Ill
give you S25 if goa will play this trick on
the st. Clair. on the other side of the way -
The next day Beau Jared sumptuonsly at
rhe 81. Clair, and the scene was re-enacted
The bill was presented. and the proprietor
wound up witt, '.B~ar, Ill give you $50 il
You will play this IF on Guy"
My dear 81, sail HeaG, why diln's I
call here first! Guy las paid ne SO to
play it on you"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17
An Ingenious Waterman.

\ Matchmaker n Florence, Ala. once told
Us how he managed TO get intn business thsre.
He settled in the place :. stranger. Just after
t..e people had started 4 new tU@n clock in
tue tower "t the court>hnuse but nobody came
10 give him job. \ week or tw1 passed "a
without improving his prospects. when in q
kind of desperation he determined to make
bold strike i..r business. Every bodg s,yore
by the town clock of course, fact which our
Matchmaker knew. 81 after night he novel
the hanG$ a few minutes Heard nothing of
1t on the cav following; a1d so changed them
again the next NTH. Ou lie morain., after
tie secnnd change bad been made, a man cal cd
on the Matchmaker and spoke of employing,
him to regulate tie town elect, but the watch
maker tod him he thnuy ~ regulation was
necessary. as he hal nn'ic-I that the clock
was running exactly with his time, and ,irs "
IN" f"r,h mis- watch. he compared it with the
Clock. and sure enough, they were exactly
together. Next morning: the t5FYn clock and
the watches al the place were iurther arari
than usual, aui the gentleman who had called
at the wa'eh sh"r tie Gav before nov again
presented himself, accompanied by several
friends To their great surprise they found
the wa,ehmaksrs regulator and watches still
exactly with tie r'nck. aud rhas settled the
question. Thev all let their witches to be-
cleaned, remar!sing that they would Rather
have no watch az all than watches that did
not keep time. The news preai; other irreg>
niar watches came in by tie score until be-
fore the dlv was over. the matchmaker had
the window hung euiiriy inil Of work
-toji'ie Register
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17

THE Moon Gu"sT ENPoSED-We have
ALLUDED 10 the 'In,n -no--, %. which the
readers Of the D.~p ,fch il year OF t7zo ago will
recoiivet to have seen freu.aa and starting
reports. We visited tho locality of those Won
de:ful manifestations tew days since. and
not having heard solution Of the mystery
Wo experienced rather a uncomfortable sensa,
ton ab0as the head arising we presume. from,
the effort Of each individual hair to assume
the vertical. Oar approximations. however,
were allayed by meeting gentleman evi~
deity made after the same image as>ourself,
who Informed as that the ghost had been sus
peeted of the very unspiritual pastime Of
horse stealing. and being pressed pretty close
had taken lis hFght to more c0n@enial ctiulos
So, our hair resuming the horizontal, we lis
tened to particulars, and gath red, that a
band of horsethieves had been in the habit of
visiting the place on theis regular trips with
their i'll gotten booty. aud hid the horses in
dense pine thcket near the dwelling, where
they were fed and cared for by person liv-
ing on the farm in Mr.. Moons employ. who
was connected with the gang. Those reckless
characters. douhtiess to suhServe their own
end, played the strange tricks, which we're
greatly exaggerated by alarm and frequent
repetition. Be that as it may, an arrest or
two and criminal prosecutions and the ghost
disappeared. Putting this and that together,
We confess our belief that the spiritual part
of TIE story has received severe shock
4Seo'ts"'kie correspondence IF tie Richmond
Dt.UutcR
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17
THE SANE.

HE ~ NJ.
IN consideration whereof Tho Court orders
ard '.v"~r"S that these. cr-t,g, he ;,,;rrfrI
t" Gen. " T. KcarsIcv. q COMMISSIONER of fills
Cont with l"StrIrti"rs !" receive. s'.c proof of
Bee, With debt or the debt Of aav her parties
against tue estate Of CHAR l.. ScnIny .a may
b. ole et. and 10 audit such dch;s a lc u! uGi
II Ia" judgment. may j" suite eat to iJI-tlf-
aud Ie'"T5 +" th1> r"nrt: the costs If sIi,i ref
creirn 80 lie paid Icy the parties whose MS are
Low Tor ttt IT5C ilmc ::utlItcd notice to he CIV
ei hv "''id C"I,I'fisslune. publication tor tuur
successive weeks III SOM Isv:~ltaP.r published
III I Is con; u. IN cor f"rT;itv vi h tie rro7I-
Si"uS 81 Sac!I II 5, Chapter ~. II tn. Code ,lS
a!ne drd nv Ch"pIcr 1ig OF Acts uI 1913, of MS
@il"n under ttIS D.rira which ...l bt. equiv
aeAt To Ec'-"nai uu1ca Ill parties III terts ted
\ tue ah-tract-TcStr.
i.OBi.i; / L. BROWN, CIcrk
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17

NATHAN s. WHITE, Admins
TRAITOR de boitS ,.oTl vrIfl the NVil.
annexed o: john \. Washing
ton, dec -;.Sed, PlstiItiif,
APa'ash
MARGARET T.. COOKE Betty
Fl. Goose. Bush rod Cooke,
Henry Spears and Maria G. us CIIANCERY.
Spears us vie. Henry II.
ConlIC. William II. fTaveIs
Trustee. Ric ard Is. Wusiinr-
ton, late Executor of J1hn a.
Washington, Hannah l.. Alex
aulc-. .Busnrod c. Washing
ton, t. WaslIin. tOn and
Anna VI. 1. WasLir gtOn, De-
fenduuts.
TSNHE object of this sut is to ASCERTAIN nd ifpract
cable lay ell the interest. ifanY, the defendant
Henry II. Cooke. in tract of land living near
ChNriestown: and 10 subject the ntereats the
PENDANTS Margaret L.. Betty II. and Bushrod " .
Cook. Henry Spears and Maria G his wife to the
satisfaction of debt of s. 5000 and interest
securr in deed Of trust executed by the Iast
named defendRnts 10 William II. Travers Trustee
da ted Ma en- 9Th, 1857 and recorded in the CIerk.s
Office of the County Court of said County.
Ii appearing, NGTi iavit filed in this auit tha
the Defendants Betty Cooke, Henry Spears n nd
Maria Spears his wife are residents o f the
State of West Virginia they hereby REQUIRED to
appear within month Tier due puhlIcation oftbs
order. and do what is necessary protect their in
tcrcsts in this matter.
And 1t IL further ordered that cory Of this order
shaft ne published once week. for four successive
weeks. IN tho esprit of Jefferson''-a newsnaner
published in this COuntv-End aIEo 1natrd at Tho
front door IF the Conrt Hnnse Of the said County
ut least twenty dave before Decree ia rendered
Gopy-Test"
ROBERT T. BROWN.
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
T. G. Green en'' jos. Trapnsll, F. q.
February 3. IS74-It
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17
MIscEhLANEoU US.

DR.. J. Walkers California Vim
egar BitterS are purely Vegetable
preparation, made chiefly from the native
herbs found on thelower ranges of theSier-
IA Nevada mountains of California, the
medicinal properties of which are extract
ed therefrom without the use of Alcohol.
The question IS almost daily asked, ''What
is the cause of the unparalleled success of
VINEGAR BITTERs?" Our answer is, that
they remove the cause of disease, and the
patient RECEIVERS his health. They are the
great blood purifier and life giving prin-
ciple, perfect Renovator and Invigorator
of the system. Never before in the history
of the world has medicine been COM
pounded possessing the remarkable quail
tiles of VINEGAR Buffers in healing the sick
of every disease man is heir to. They are
gentle Purgative as well as Tonic, reliev-
ing Congestion or Inflammation of the
Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious Dis
eases.
If men will enjoy good health. let
them use VINEGAR BTTTERs as a medicine,
and avoid the use of alcoholic stimulants
in every form.
II. H. McDOCALD & co.,
Druggists and General Agents. Francisco, Calfor-
niH, and Washington and Charlton Ss New York.
Sold by All Druggists and Dealers.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17

OEARI's White GIyceriDe.- Tbis preparation.
Pene'rnte' the skin Without injury dee"IortEipg
OF the complexion. II breaches The skin 10 marvel
IooE Whiteness, eradIcates all spots, freckIes tan
D'"th' patehes. block worms or grubs, impurities
abn o'se"Iorationa Of every kind. For Sale BY
Charlesfown. June II. C. p. BRLLER.
MoSEY, Time. Labor and Lea:her Saved. By
NJ NJ using Jaequot Cos Celebrated French
Blackibg, Buy NO other. For saI. by
July lT5. c.E BELLER
~ ASKING CRYsTAL.-FlaBneIs and deIirsts
colored srtieirs become beautifully clean
when washed ~ith the c, ystaL For ssle By
CnarIGstogR. {. z. BELLER,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17

-"How like its father it is" exclaimed
the nurae, on the cecaaion of the christenitp
OF baey whose father was over seventv and
had married young wsfe Very like" re-
It's head" ''' Al
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

Jefferson County, to-wit:
At Rn7rs held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of .Jlfsrson County, february
%, 1874:
JOHN ]. HILLEARY ard Her-l
~ Johnson. merchants, and
partners tracing mnder thc
Johnson: and John J. Hill
leaIy. William y. c. Wilson
and Henry Johnson, MGR
chants. and rartucrS trading
Irinr the name and firm of
Ei,leary, Wilson & Johnson. TIS CuANCERY
Defendants.
GainSt.
JOHN \. THOMSON. National
Bank of tIartinshTrg, John
Marshall, Edward T"arrcv
S;.eFitf of Jefferson County,
Comuulttee Administrative Of
3lnlira l.. S'ertne. ard DR..
James Thomson, Defendants.
FsNi!E uhiecL nf tS suit is TO subject TITO rcGI
z estate at tie Defendant. JOHN A. Tan,'s,u
10 the paVru"n' Of tIe JUDGMENT ii";rs of thu,
hntIiiE. and all other liens frr which s:tItI real
estate is liable.
II appcanE. affidavit fled in this snis tlar
tn" Defendant. Dr. JHTIrS Th"r,s0Il Is rCF -S-
ldsnt OF the state "i West HiriI:I::, lie EsercIv
required 10 Innr:ir within uG"GtlI after tire
dat. of The :if-t punIcsinr of this "f,ies ANA
this matter.
And IS fin tier ordered tiu,t n cnpv of this
order s.iaii be ruhiIsurd once - week Tor four
SucccsSv, weeks, in the Is lr,f of ,J,ff.r4nui'-o
newspaper lsNbEp. i'll ItIS C0II:ty-rrd also
posted AZ thg front door of tlc Colr.- Ioi-- If
the sand county, ut least twenty days before de-
cree Is rendered.
ROBERT 7. BROWN. Clerk,
White & TTaUn~ii. u. q.
F"D'uaTT 10 l97t-4f
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17

~ The B. 4 O. r. r. is pushing with
energy the completion of its third track be-
tween Baltimore aad Cumberland.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17
TO PHYSICIANS.

w OULD call the atten zion of Physicians to the
foil9w!ng elegant Preparations:
Elixir Ssnua c.. Elixir Ergot. Elixir Pep=in,
Pancrcstine and IiIsHiuth. Beef Wine End Iron
Elixir tguinia, Iron and Arzenic, Elixir Buchu End
Pareica Bravo, Elixir Matte" Co. Elixir Iodo- Bro
mice Caiclum Co. Elixir p yrUphusphate Iron Elk
lr Phosphate lion. QUinla aud StryChnis. Elixir
Goryhslis Elixir CsI'aTR and Iron, with Extract
Beet, Elixir CiuchoHo, Iron and BisTnuth, btsides
all th" E!INlTs in general use.
May -, ISIS. ". MASON.
Sol. Iodo Bromide Calcium Comp. especially
- recomme ndeh in Facial NeursIgia and Cuta-
May 81, 1918. MAsON's Drug Store.
WOULD call attention of Physicians. and all
i suffering from nervousness, to the new prcpa-
ration OF Br"mide CaInphor which has superior.
hlny u, 1918. ". MASON.
GENUINE German Cologne, GO ;G.sb 7. LIGHT
I UBIN's Violet Powder, cold by
Ray Rum, Amhrcsiai Nectar, Cologne. ycrbrna
H'WRter' sod by GEO. T. LInHT
ININE Pastures and ChrOmOs, sold by
pICruRE Frames, all sizes mace to order. sold
EXTRACrs Vanilla and Lemon nv warIant t.5' ncre
IL my own make for sale by bulk.
7 IGHT's Cholera Preventive, xsrranfeJ snre or
SEALING Wax, for Fruit. l5e per II LIZ
SPEER's Preserving Solution; ;oId y ,o
August 5. 1873. IF. p. copy ~ L
GEAMLEss Gr.,n Bags, for sale v
- August 5, 1913 JAS. LAW. HOoFF
T Turner. O'Ber Sons, Ramsburr L Miller
II. and OrchiIa GuRnos. For sale by
August 8, 1873. JAS. LAW. HooFF.
pOCK Salt for Stock, for sa!e by
h Sept.2, 1878. JAS. LAW. HOnFF.
DRIME Clover Seed, for sale BY
1. January 10, 1874. JAS. LAW. HooFF.
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NiaTICE.

Shall proceed :. execute. tho. pro!iar,< of fi,n
iare-",n% Decree. st thu ii es:f's Olicc in
>t'.w;i y st = LI:.t, thursday II D.
IGI.y 1854, 1871.
GEO. ". T. KEARSLEY
january go, lSfl-lt COuiu,isEIOncr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17
poETIeAL
REST.

Rest is not quitting
This busy career;
Rest is not fitting
OF self to ones sphere.
IT'S the broo:S : motion,
Clear Withou: strife,
Fleeing TO ocean
After its life.
IT'S loving and serving
The highest and best
lis onward. answering;
Aud this Is E.We rest.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17

SIX thousand Cigars of all trades, from for SC to
- i5c each embracing Eil the popular brands Of
IN" day i'Ist received. G f RELLER,
QEAD'S Compound Syrup of Blackberry Root
- for the almost n.tantancous cure of DiarrhGa
DVsrnt"ry Ck0 cTa lIorbus, Cholera In fNntum. aud
Tor children t"ethue. e E. BELLER.
k3!ERCt.'S Pure ativc Pellets SugEr-coated Root
L ana !!"rhai Iuice-a pleasant nd ga fe remedy
t"r hss' ache, dizziness, bilious astscks. SC. for
etIr hv e.. E. BELLER.
RlSCOrISE for In'17 ia suffering from looseneps
- "i the bowels. BiscOtine will be found to give
health and strength with more certainty than this
cruGS substances row in use ard not In HE to
on INC ct, mach For sale by &. F. Keller.
NKANELEf'S Che~irg TOBACCO. Golden
"a Twist nd first article at twenty cents
pIng-f"r sale bv {. KELLER.
E'oR the Picking season Spices of all kiuds-
tresh and reliable. C. E. BELLER.
AuCust 10. lNI3
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-02-17
LEGAL NOTICES.
TNE STATE OF WEsT EIRGINIA,

At rules keld in Me Clerks 06;re ef the
Circuit Court NJ Jefferson County, february
81 1874: