Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1874-11-10

PErERSoN'S MAGAZINE foT December, a mag
nifcent number, is before us. Peterson" gets
better and better; aud always keeps it's promises.
1t contains, every year. IA plates l2 double
SIZE cOlOred fashion plates, 10 Berlin patterns 81
pages of music, SEQ wood engravings. and moro
tnan 100 original stories; aud all this for only ttrO
dollars gear, the postage Prspcid By the P,bEisher-
Its writers the very best. lis illustrations al
ways of rare beauty, and its fashions among the
prettiest. latest. and most reliable. To clubs the
prices are astonish1ngly low, viz: thceee Copies
for $3.50, postage prepaid by the Publisner,)
with superb meZZotInt (21 inches by 26)-
''WAsEINGrONs FIuST INTERVIEW WITH HIS
WIFE"-tO the person getting up tine club; OF
five copies for $3.50. postage also prepaid aud
both an extra copy and the premium engraving
to the person getting up the club. For large
clubs the prices are even lower. Specimens of
the Magazine sent, gratis. if written for, to
get up clubs with. On all subscriptions for 1915
tie Publisher pre-pavs the postage. Address
Charles Peterson, 500 Chestnut Street. Phlla-
delphia, Pa.
A WELL DESERVED CoMPLIMENT.-The
beautiful Masonic Apron, the prize for which
there was such pleasant and exciting con-
test at the fair of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. lately held at Harper's Ferry, was
handsomely won by Dir. Daniel Boyles, one of
the Conductors on the Winchester Branch of
the B & o. r. r. This was we'll deserved
compliment Mr., Boyles is as worthy a young
man as there is in the community. Nor has
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company a
more temperate, honest, faithful and oLliging
servant in its employment.
We are glad to say that the Fair was quite
success and uetted handsome sum, the
purpose of which, is the payment of the Sal
airy Of the Minister in chargc.-Frce Press.
DESIRABLE WoRK OF Anr.-Thos. Hunter,
successor to DuvaI & Hunter) ZIG FIl5ert St..
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, has Just published finely cx-
ecuted Autograph of tie Centennial Art Gal
leTy, (the permanent portion of the Cen-c1nial
baid:nps.) which, is now being erected in Fair
mount Park of llEht granite. at a cost of 81 500
Goo. and which will be one of the finest spec-
mems of architecture on tie continent. 1t Is
DEinEed IN black aud two tlnts, on heavy plate
paper. 81 81 ill.,, and Is by far lie most finished
PRINT OF this magnificent building yet produced.
1t has fine sanction of the Centennial Board of
Finance, who have ordered large plumber for
istTibuiI0n among the TCpresGu satiV If for
eiGn nations Price so cts, sent by mail, postage
Eald A@en's wanted in every town Any wor-
thy young mau or woman can secure Il hon,!-
some income by canvasslng for this popular pic
tGlc-
LIST OF ADVERTISED LErrERs remaining
i" the Charlestown Post Office, November
7th, 1874:
Gentlemen.
Houston. Prof y o Sanger. Johu II.
IA" zitrv. 4. X SNYDER, &. 7
$mG'n. Col. VIM Proc 5uckiey, VIM Il. col.
iin-EarD, Samuel.
L0.iScS
I'y~'ets. Mrs M.rI't Hogens, Mis- R,c'aeI
Htuso". Miss l4z2A J"rn"u, Mrs Mary.
Th@ above letters, Il no. called for within
ten days, will be sent T." the dead letter Of
he'- Persons calling for them will please
say ;hst they are ziv":''>cd
G LEISENRING. P. NJ.