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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-14
NEW ADVERTIsEMENFssi.
IoEN.

A DARK BAY HORSE. of the Chester n
~ Laoa stock, over seventeen handsIISSA
the ensuing season at the stables OF the under
signed, within one mile of KabletoVu. two DAYS
This horse IS an excellent Riding animal, we'll
broken. and possessing all the desirable Gates
and IS quite fast. He is a No. Barshear- pI0 q
Leader, and anywhere in harness is tractahle
and perfectly safe.
Not desiring to follow the ordinary practice of
publishing extended pedigree, I will take plea
sure IN giving all the necessary Information on
tins point to sdci as call upon me, The horse
Will speak best for bimself
CO. a limited plumber of applications for ser
vice by this horse viii be accepted
TERMS-S15 to insure; s. for she Season. The
Insurance money due when the mare Is known
to be with tOal; Season fee cOllectable Mt time
of service JAMES H. CONKTYN
Aarcn 81. Is74-St
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-14
THE ADMINISTRATION REBUkED!
Glory Enough for One Day /.

The Democratic victory in Connecticut last
week is worthy of little judicious jubilation.
1t turns out, as the-Wheeiing Register says,
even better than those who bad been watch
ing the course of political affairs in that
quarter had ventured to expect. Republi>
cans had been willing to conccdc that there
would be shower, but they did not look for
food 1t was thought that the effect of the
ProhibitioniSt ticket would be to prevent the
election of Governor by the people and de-
volve that duty upon the House of Represen-
tatives, which the Republicans felt confident
of being able to control. Blu. the ballots
have been cast and counted and Governor
Ingersoll is reelected by majority of nearly
two thousand over both the Republican and
the Prohibitionist candidates combined and,
better than all else, the legislature is largely
De mccratic in each branch. We see it stated
that there will be in the Stare Senate of Con-
necticut sixteen Democrats and fiVc Republic
cans, and in the House the Democrats have
forty two majori'y.
Certainly no more significant nor emphatic
token of popular dissatisfaction with Repub
iicsn rnle could he grvcn than has been offered
by the people of Cnaneciicut. fo!iowin. as il
does the similar rehuke administered by New
HAMPSHIRE. The frauds and rascalities Of the
party in power and the evidences of official
corruntion that are being almost duiiy de-
vcl"ped, nre having their proper effect, and
these recent elections may be but the harLin.
gers of continued and more important Dem
ocra'ic success.
The new legislature in Connecticut will
elect United States Senator to take the place
of buckingham whose term expires on the
Attn of March next. and will add another to
the growing number of Democrats in that
body
The Boston Post, forcibly commenting on
the result of the Connecticut election, says :
1.-The importance of the election in Con-
necticut Is not to be measured by any ma
jority, or even by the immediate and prospec-
tive fruits of great victory in the gain of
State and National officers It comes to add
emphasis to the protest of New Hampshire
against the ruimous rule of the party in power
at Washington and it gathers force from The
fact that the mouth intervening between the
elections in these two New England States
has been occupied in developing more fully
the shameful and disastrous purposes of that
party. 1t is the second voice of the year,
speaking even more loudly in condemnation
of the Cxtravagance, the usurpatioD, the ar
rogant interference, and the reckless nisman.
agement of the Republican Government
The choice has been made between Gran.ism
and Democracy, and the people declare Strong
ly for the latter. 1t is u triumph of principle
that cannot and will not be lost upon the peo-
pie or the party in which they trust for relief
from the gathering troubles
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-14

TaE CASE OF Dr.. HusroN.ZIt NAV not
be generally known that the case of Rev. DR.
Huston, of Baltimore, convicted of the seduc>
ton of one or more girls of his Sunday School
and expelled from the Baltimore Conference,
will come up again at the General Conference
in Louisville in May. Baltimore n. L. Con.
ference, when the trial came up assigned Rev.
DIR. S. S. Roszell, now of Staunton, as the
counsel for the accused. After the verdict
DIR not thinking the evidence justified it,
appealed the case for his client to the highest
church tribunai--the General Conference,
and it will be heard there al the approaching
session Having taken the case up, Dr. r.,
will. We presume. still be the counsel in the
case iSidunton IIntlirafor.
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Shall We Have Another Railroad From
Ma7tinsburg.
From the Martinsburg independent.

Some days ago the directors of the Shcn>
andoah Valley Railroad Company held meet
ing in CharlcStOwn with view to the adnD>
ton Of measures for the vigorous prosecution
of their Improvement \ committee of three
was appointed. of whom the Hon. William
Mines. formerly a representative in Congress
from the Page district, was one. to proceed t.
Philadelphia, and ascertain to what extent
the further aid Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company could be secured for the enterprise
II is believed that the mission of that cons
mittee was successful, and that the construc-
tim of this road will shortly be resumed.
We are sorry to learn that some difference
of opinion exists between President Thnmp,
son. of the Pennsylvania Central and Prcsi-
dent Kennedy, of the Cumberland Valley
road as to the most eligible point Mt which the
Shenandoah Nsilev road should intersect the
Martinsburg Il Potomac road. 1t ia under
stood that Mr.. Thompson incIiues from mo-
tivcs OF economy tn favor the route from Shep
heTdStown or its nei"hhorhood to Behdington:
while Mr.. Kennedy supports the route from
Char!estown to Martinsburg
This is q question of vital interest to the
county of Rerk!ev. and should at once attract
the attention of its people IF this conuec,
tiOn shall take place at Beddington. il must
HJA'lNAN'S dueCl tue interests
of MhrtiDsburg. and the value of the stock
which the county of Berkeley now holds in
the Martinshurg & Potomac Railroad Com
pany. 1t will throw this place off the great
route of travel, will lint our connection with
the road to a mere switch, which may be kept
up foT few years. and even that petty accOm>
mediation may then he discontinued whereas
if the route should he from Martinsburg to
Charlestown it retpins to this place the per-
manent enjoyment of its existing advantages;
gives valne to the entire route, will increase
ou- importance as a railroad centre, and make
the stock of the county exceedingly valuable.
1t will. besides. secure tn us in few wears. a
connection with the Washington and Ohio
Railroad Mt Hamilton, in the county of Lou
doun. and add another comparing railroad. and
another eastern market at Alexandria, to di-
minish the cost of transportation to the farm
crs of our cnuntv.
IF we desire TO secure these important ad-
vantages to our community. We must prompt
" make a movement on the subject. 1t is
believed that a subscription of $4,000 mile
for seven miles extending from Msrtinsburg
to the Jefferson line would be sufficient to de-
termine the route in our favor. Shall we let
the prize be taken from us? We hope not
Eg new Brass Band is to be organized
in Winchester.
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n l Z y.

Near M:,r'inSbr-p on Marc" 9Th. 1874. of ere
sypIas. Joseph ELDRIDGE POTTS. son of Mr..
Jos 'pi' i. Potts, aged 10 ears, month and 81
DAYS.
On March 18th. RENA WEST, arcd ? months
ard 10 DAYS. daughter OF William r. aud Lizzie
H.lf.' at'ay.
On March 30t!l, 1874, Mrs. MARY J. ITAYEY,
aged about 50 years. 9 months and IL davs.
I Mar insI.urC, on Monday. March 30th, 1874.
Wis lie L,TfE L., daughter Of John W. and
Sarah +. kvFfe, aged II years aud months.
Near Failing Waters church. III Berkeley conn
tv. IN IN" 4tli Im>t. Mr.. JACOB SIARTZMAN,
In the al wear of lis age
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TIE S8EN. Valley RAILROAD.

The fact is already doubtless pretty gen.
orally known to cur readers that the meeting
of the stockholders of this company, which
was announced to take place at Front Royal,
on the 9TH inst, was prevented by the inter-
position of an injunction whose sweeping ope-
ration held the hands OF both the contracting
aud the railroad companies These proceed
laes were condReted in the name of the
f Jefferson and are understood to
have been talsensk a committee of the County
Court suIaofo was delegated the power thus
TO lihterfeTe should they deem it czpedient
Tie result of this action is to suspend the
enterprise until the controversies raised By
the proceedings are settled What the char
acter of the question litigated is, we are not
prepared to say as we have not seen the bill,
and can only speak of the matter from in~
definite and unsatisfactory rumor We prefer
to refrain from attempting to state the diff
Guilty until We have obtained more accurate
In formation on the subject
We can only say now that feeling Of dis
appointment and regret generally prevail s..haf
the negotiations for resumption of tie work,
which we announced in our last number were
on fort, and which there is reason to be eve
would have been successful, we're nr' rer-
mitted to 20 forward. The hope, however,
is still entertained that the Ire>"rt s''n- ion
of the affairs Of the road may be rich as not
seriously to embarrass it in carry q IL the
arrangements which it is uud,rst I'D was
within its power to make with par: who
were willing and abundsut'y able to W. cr-
take at once the construction of the vol -
How far the litigation now iDaugura'ed may
result in rostPoHement and delay, no we
presume, can exactly foretell. Whether the
history of Jauudyce and Jaundyce is to be
repeated, or it will turn out to be a matter of
easier solution, time alone will disclose.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-14

SUDDEN DEATH OF AN oLD CITIZEN
Mr. William Butcher, IN old and estimsbIe
citizen. OF this county, residing at Newtnwn,
died very suddenly on Wednesday OF last week,
while setting.in his chair NR Mems.
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SURVEYING, ENGINEERING, &c.

ANINCi rcEurcd 'hc practice Of LAND STIR
VIEWING, ENGINEERING; AND CONVEY
An ING. H"d having ASST GATED my son J. 81 D.
BhONN. within me- III tir business we offer our
services Ia my Old patrons of .Jeferson CLARKE.
FicdGIick, BcIkelry and L0udoiln. aud al others
/ VIII also teach PhnIogra piIV " lIereVer n class
can ~" formed, OF TO ildiViduals on TRnsOI,aiDIe
tCrns. JAMES NJ i,ROIVN
S..nf 70 1s73-,E 10 w. hhONN W.
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MCKINNEY.
Us

A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STALLION. win stand
N in the County of jefferson the ensuing sea-
sou Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays at
"HareMOod." near CamerOn's Station, and Thurs
DAYS, Fridays and SATURDAYS ut the farm of VIM
Beall. near ZOar. For Pedigree. Terms. &c. re-
fer to Bills.
He viii he on exhibition at Charlestown on
the oath instant. mo NJ C1YLE
March D. IST1-2m
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NOREGYE.

T!NEE County Court has fixed the 4ih Cay of
Z MAY next, tor the annual mectIn" Gi tic
i"ar'i :'F OVrIse'rs Of IN" F"rT I" i'c held the
Aims ii"I!Sc. al pcTs'iis having CLAIMS will t.
set hem as tbs will be the last ec inE before
tao levy CuEr-.
!iy Order -! thu C,urt
JOHN G. SHELLEY,
NH. -, 1T. SgIiCiHIy.
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TO CORN GROWERS.

I OFFER Won Ills SnrrrC ZELI'S ANMONI-
/ AIED SUPER PEpSPHAlE.i great Con-
Fertilizer. reiol :" Mc-srH; ". H. L. Lewis. !.
II. Cnukl?n, VIA. II. SImi.l;, DIIrl C"ckrclI ard
"t!Ieis WHO itavr llSd il successfully fuI Il last
EeYcIal NCa:S. For 'cIIuS aDBIV tn
T.. u. AJSQUl1N Sr., Agent.
March ~ 1STi-iI ~
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aS- The city of stau"ton las jus, hough.
property outside of the town for the purpose
OF supplying its people with water. The sun
ply is estimated Mt 40 gallons each q hours
for the people of staunron after it has attained
population of 65, 900 persons! This in adj
d''iOn to the reservoir and water supply al,
ready in operation there.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-14

7 IME for Withdrawing. for sale by
IL April IL, 1874. G. " T. KEARSLEY
GOOD TEA.-Fresh CON Powder, Young Nv
" son, japan, English Breakfast and OoIo1g
Te sD,i I9I +! i' is7 ~ G. I. KEARsLEY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-04-14

re Hon. R. NJ. 7. Hunter has beer
elected, by the Legislature Of Virginia, State
Treasurer, rice Col Joseph Mayo, insane.
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REAL ESTATE.
COMMISSIONERS SAFE.

.DURSUANT toa Decree of the Circuit Court
Il of Jefferson County, pronounced ut the DC
IOber term. 1913. 10 the cause therein pending
between james V. Moore, Plaintiff, and William
Hurst's Administrator aud others, Defendants,
the undersigned. appointed Special Commission
er for the purpose, wall offer at Public Sale, on
SATURDAY., MAY2d, 1874
before the COurt-aOuse door in CharIestovt.
that very valuable, small :
TRACT OF LAND.
in said County. containing about
II Acres.
and adjoining the lands of Samuel Moore,s hefr..
james v. Moore aud others-and which "a nov
in the occupancy of David Thumpson-beinE the
same heretofore convened by Joel B. Moore to
James v. Moore, and by him to White q, BotfS
in Trust to secure the purchase money.
TERMS OF SALE third in Casb-tAa
resldne in Two equal animal payments with le-
gal interest from the day of sale. the deferred
PAYMENTS 10 be secured by the Bond of the pur-
chaser and the title to be retained until the fr.
Their order of the Court. gI.r--'I - n
e. Sale to take place at - O'Clock. II. "a ara
sr n. s. WHtTkar 81
D. Hrffiebower, Auetioreer.
March 81, 1S74-5t.
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FOR SALE GR RENT.

Z ANiNG discontinued the InerCauIiic busi.
/ Less CI;.Ii sio"u Tor lie purpose of c,',-
t"iI ITlrun OI her pursuits. tie sulsCrIhe- wi
sell or re- lis pr perry wcIInr-Hp amd
Lot with all til" necessary "uI-ITiriIu|s. c0u:-
ui"lG. F"s'e">T"'; gwen iun!rd .atry. For laI
h"riI I, 1874 st. = Vi TIMBEFLAKE
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RS F. j. WiIdman's New York Comedy
Troupe played in Fredericksburg. Va, last
week, and will be in Stanton this week.
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CONGRESSIONAL PRAYERS.

The Western (Pittsburg) McthodiN thus
facetiously, as we'll as ingeniou<ly. comments
on one of Brother Sunderiand's recent
prayers:
''Chapain Sunderland, of " ashng.on City,
is sort of heavenly wire-puller lie excels
that North-pOle Prsyer-builder his predeces-
sor, Chaplain Newman. I:secms that, some
where in the funeral services OF Senator Sum
ner, Chaplain Sunderland vcnturcd to ask
blessings upon the officers Of the Governs
ment, and then, on the way toward Boston to
the burial, it occurred to the distinguished
petitioner 70 the Throne of Grace, that he
had forgotten the Vice President No d, ubt
the 1.od would have ov.r ooked any little
omi-si IN like that but Sunlrrland's pr. yer
was DIR ctcd to the uewsp Pers as we'll aS to
Heaven ; irdccd. possibly. rather more toward
the ess thin the Throne. And Illuminating
upon the look Of the thing in print, rfther
than expecting an answer from the skies,
Chaplain Sunderland telc.rarhrd horizontally
to Washington City TO the printers to tyre 10
the Wee Pres dent. Whether lie lent the
same supplementary petition vertically in such
way as to vrtake the New Jaru alem mes
sage, nrr known"
ES- Since the investigation of the affairs
of the F'r-t National Bank, oc Washington,
the House Co" mit;.e on Banking and Cur
reney hav" been discussing the question as to
what new legislation is nscc ssAry to more con,
P'etcly protect the public aud to compel bank
officers t. 'hide by tn" provisions of the ma
tional banking act To accomplish this OBJ
ject, the COMMITTEE, it is said. in addition to
imposing heavier 6ues and imprisonment for
violations of the national banking act. have
agreed to an amendment, rendering each and
every stakeholder of bank personally liable
for the management of its affairs 1t is pro-
posed, in case of any failure. that the real and
personal property of the stockholders shall be
seized to satisfy the creditors of the bank.
re- Hon. R. NJ T. Hunter has been
elected, by the Legislature Of Virginia, State
Treasurer, sicc Col Joseph Mayo, insane.
re- F. J. Wildman's New York Comedy
Troupe played in Fredericksburg. Va, last
week and will be in Stauuton this week
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4 LAR GE variety of Flower Seeds and Plants
N from the we'll known house of Robert Buist
just received and for sale by
April -, 1874 C BELLER
TIE Excelsior Baking Powder, prepared from
Il the purest material, expressly for family use
1t IL especially convenient in making Buscuits,
had at CE BELIER,S
April Is, 1874
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BLACkSMITKlNG AT FLEETWOOD.

F5NHE undersigned having lcasedS-SA
i i've Blacksmith Shop of Mr.. Geo <SSSsESsSs
v: EiCnelberGer. at Fleetwood eEgsssSssS
SchOoi-HouSc. is prepared 10 do
BlacksmltbIng II all its Various Branches
HOrsC-ShOeiIg at 81. Shares laid and pointed
with non at S1.50; with steel, $500.
JOHN w. STEELE.
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SPRING TRADE.

T HAVE rsow in Store a large vsriety Of BOOTS
I AND SHOES for Spring Trs dc alt my uwu mHn
u'~c'urc. lhsve great many late styles for the
season. handsome and attractive. ] attn ALEC ready
TO pay prompt attention to all orderr Repairing
neatly executed. GEO. II. HAGIEY.
J. r. HAGLEY, at DufIieIdr, keeps aIvAys a
good stock OF Home and City made BOOTS,
SHOES AND CATERS. Also, Tobacco. Cigars
sud Snuff, Con fectioneries OF every description ,
Notion Hosiery, Gloves. Sc, &C.. and will soon
increase his alnck with other gundR. Also makes TO
order end repairs ali kinds end sty!cs q 0ots nd
Shors.
March 81, 18Th
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SALT FGR WOOD.

lust received so Sacks Ground Alum and
- Fine Salt, which we Will
= &c Il a n & FOR W. GOD,
or sell for Cash, at the Warehouse in our Coal
aud Wood yard.
Sept. 30, 1873. ~ LII ~ =.
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NOTICE..

MFR. 7. NJ. AISQUII1I. .Tr.. is no longer in nv
vi employ. PLIticS navIrr Corn fn' sale wi
cali on me, at j. RIOS" ~ Bros. under Free Press
Office B. ELiINGER.
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FOR SALE.
TWO STANDS OF BEES. In the latest i'm.
proved Hives. Also,
A FIESr>RATE FAMILY CARRIAGE.
seats. hnllt by W. J. HlwiSs of ocst materiaI
aud work III all pnrticula s-has shafts, tOnIcle
aud aI'uesS. iGr one or TWO l0iR"s. Will be Sold
low aud OH easy terms. Apply tO
Feb Il. Is7I-tf. For lid Isnt,r
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GOLD PENS.


GoLD. PENS-thrce different sizes-rood
" qGalIty. just received and for sale bv
January u, 1o7I. +. DINKIE.
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FRESH EURNT LIME Ter SALE.

FTNHE undersigned has just hurnel at j. farm
i near i.ccto%n. a Fresh Kiln of No. LIME,
su table for Whitewashing, &c. Address or
call Ola JOHN J. SIIAULL
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b IT. BAI8BITTeS

PURE CONCENTRATED POTASH,
or Lye,
OF Double the Strength of any other SapOni-
~ fying substance. l have recently CORRECTED
a new method of packing nv Potash, or Lye.
and am now packing 1t only in Balls, the coat
ing ot which will saponifY, aud does not iniuIe
the Soap. Il is packed in boxes containing -
and - 10. Balls, and other waY. DIrec-
ti"ns i'll EnGlIsa aud German. for making hard
and soft soap with TINS Potash, accompanying
each package. g. L. BABBIIT,
An. Z. ,7i-3n. 6 tos4 Washington 81. Ny.
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NEW GOODS AND FRESH GROCERIES

UsT received and for sale in chsrlcstown.
Spice" RED sad White Mating,
90 { " hite Mating
Floor Oil Cloth
Green ind 4uf " indaw Holland with Fixture,
," PS Paper Blirds.
Green and Roasted Coffee. Coffee Essence
White and Brown Sugars, TesP. Spices,
Mustard, Rice, Fresh Soda & Water Crackers
In few dave ne will have complete aasort-
ment of DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C.-an of
which will he sold Cheap for Cnsh Country Pro
d1ee-Euoh a. Bacon, Lard, Butte. Eggs. &c
April II, 1874. FRANK T GROVE
7 EM0NS, Oranges, Dates, Figs and Raisins for
IL sale by JR RODERICK
bride OF VIRGINIA, Gravelev'.. Westward
Ho, Duke Of Durham, Leo md Jolly Rny Smok-
ing i"haeeos, for sale by J. r. RODERICK
TWELVE different brands IF Chewing Tobacco,
for sale by J RI OpERICK
ENARLY Goodrich Potatoes, Family Flour and
- Corn Meal. for sale by J. r. RODERlCK
April H. 1874.
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FrOTe RENT

TIE Stories over the Druo Store Of Geo T.
i.IYht, in tie binding ndirinInr SappnptOn
H"!~': Du"Ct communication with bInin street
and also With the Hotel, II CIcsIicd.
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DIVIDEND notice.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
FOR RENT.

VIE Store Room now occupied bv s. NJ. Tim
Il beriakc. Possession given April LIST, 1874.
JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
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DISSOLUTION.

TUITION.
TFNHE Partnership between the undersigned,
i under the name of H. :. LEAGUE s. co e,
expires by limitation on tie First of Apnl. All!
persons Interested will please call and close
their accounts.
II. s. LEAGUE.
JOHN w. GRANTHAM.
The business will be continued for account of
whom 1t may concern, IN the name of
LEAGUE & CO.
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MASONIC GRIP, for mending China Porcelain.
III Marble, Wood. Leather, Furniture and in
short every thing that can be broken; every fam
lily should have bottle, for sale by
February 10, 1874. c. e. Keller.
FRESH lot ffae Sewing Machine OIL. for ,.Ie
April =, 1874.
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CORN AND sPRING CRoPs

MACAROEI K Choose. Canada Peas. Horainy,
1t1 BeAns. Dried Peaches and best Canned Owe.
ters to be found among good stock Of Groceries
at CIV r. KEARSLEY'S.
ONE 9ett nf Ladies and One Sett of Children's
" White FUrs, for sale at half their price
G. W T. KEARSLEY
ETIRE PROOF wARE.-TeapotG. Oval Baker,,
Stone Tubs, Naples. Cake MouIdP, and Fire
Plates all FIRE proof; Spiitoons Of material
and Tern Cotton Flower Pois end Hanging Bas-
kets, for FaIe by G. ". T. REARSLEY
February II. 1874.
, 1874-09-03


nonites, nearly all from the Southern
part of Russia, reached here yesterday.
The party nearly all go to Dakota.
|, PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 28.-Wool stock
scarce. California, fine and medium,
80 cts. California, coarse, 25(93O. a
!. BERLIN. Aug. 28.-J.ntC. Bancroft
Davis had an, audience with Emperor
William and delivered his credentials.
SAN DusKY. OHIO, Aug. N. = The
wife of G. II. Adams. Of the Cleve"
land Commercial, was drowned at Put
in Bay this morning. while rowing ont
with party of friends. 1 '''.'