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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-30

Hon. j. NJ MAsoN's SPEEcH.-Hon. J.
NJ. Mason. of Jefferson, made the opening
speech in the House of Delegates on the re-
port of the Impeachment Committee. The
Wheeling papers, as we'll as our private iDfor
nation from Wheeling. all agree in pronouncng
hiss peech an able and logical effort. 1t showed
vast research and extraordinary labor in the
accumulation OF authorities on the question
Of impeachment, and in all probability MIR.
Mason has furnished the groundwork for ell
tho speeches that will be made on the question.
from his standpoint. He spoke four hours,
and was listened to with profound attention
througbout.- Nortinsbnrl I"dependenk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-30
THE STAMP BANK CHECKS.

A circular has been issued by some of the
banks of Baltimore. New York and Phla-
delphIa urging on the other banks t" secure
signatures to a petition to be presented TO
Congress, With = view to recurring the repeal
of the law requiring the sfixine of q two ce ut
stamp on checks. Tho circular says that the
stamp has been ga continual cause of annoy
ance and Misunderstanding; 5" thst it is OBJ
jeciouAble in the consequent "surveilance
over the private transactions of depositors. and
in the rous and humiliating costs liable to
fall upon the banking institutions, notwith.
standing sIl ordinary precautions on the part
of their Oficers;" that ''the true interest of
our government and of our people is that this
tax should BIO promptly repealed" that "the
time has come for this action" aud "that it
only needs proper and persistent Representa-
ton of the case to the administration and
Congress to remedy what may otherwise yet
ling2r for years to come" A special agent
has been selected BY the banks to bring the
matter before Congress as soon as . sufficient
number of signstures shall DO obtained.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-30

For every Morse, Mare, Mule, Jack. Jorner OF
GeIdIng Sets.
" Same at Care
Same led driven 2
Every ~ 2 wheel Carringe or -..L
Light Wagon and One Horse 10
Eacn additional II nso hiLched to
:"
HArse ard Cart
Farm or Road Wagon and two
Same and three Horses 10
20 Same and fnar Hs.TseS %
Some and Ave n rsos IS
90 Same I'D six Ho:sa 2s
90 Score 40 hcad) H"Cs or Sheep 5
'' - - Cattle 10
There shall be charge for returnine same
dsv. Going to and returning from Funerals and
Div'n" Worship Free. Stack driven to water
and returning. Free. G ildren going to and re-
turning from school having Certificate from
Teacher of attendance, One Dollar per yea.
4 CopE--Teste.
IA. MOORE, Clerk.
November sc. 1851
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-30
NOTICE.

NOTICE. -..
meet ting of the Councll on Tuesday Eve
"A nIug. Bend November it WIS
Rs.otped, That . meeting of the citizens of
C"arlestowm. be called to meet at the Council
Room on
WEDNESDA 7 EVENING. DEC. 1ST
1874, at O'Clock,
For the purpose Of Reorgamizine the Fire De-
partment Of the town, aud it Is hoped that the
citizens will promptly attend. e
November 30, ls75-lt. R.corde,
GRoCERIES, Glassware, Queensvare, woode,
" "aT", BoOt' aDd $hoss, aad n variety Of No.
tio8G, tor sale 1t reduced prices Bacon Lad
Butter and Egg taken in E1cbanse for Good a
highest market price. - DALGARH.
Nov ~, 1878 FiTst Nations Ra + Rnildinr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-30

THE very best ladies' mareziue puhl,sre y"
Seneca EaLls ". Y Couriar. ]
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ga Repository of Fashion, Pleasure, and In
Btructlon." ...a
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN /

"A LII persons knowing themselves ipdebted IL
"A the undersRned Tor Subscription 10 the
,1snILlt OF. !eheIson, Advertisements, or job
Work, are requested TO give the saIna .their ear
hest attention. as It'll 10 necessary 20 have The
business closed up. or will bs com 10 col
July u. ls16etf. s y. = :. 100. -. aN.
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NOTICE,
THE SMOKER'S5PEi

TYNE Novel Unoonsu1aiaR 'cigsf. Pfp.. 9.s.sd,s,
gar Holder. The merits Of Ills Il Z. .ian -
A. once appreciated by every smofsT q ~ ~ >.
this article which 10 AZ light and portable q Ct.
thae one tern the e5pshse u Gpoor CIRsrf uiSpen.
sing entirely with the spmbrous asd weighty pipe
otHiy t +. ss4 tor sale by qss g, BELLER
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Wanted-1,O0O bb1s. ofCori1,
YOUR .WHEAT!

IL and want 1t clean and tloroug Y done Will
1 GOV well 10 call on the nnSersigned; His hnchie
ire Hg n 10 ono OF tho very best mapulSs-
best manner possible. full team OF horses viii
sarS. orders loft With Maj. jas. Law. Si6Sa,
Chnrlestown: will receive promot attention.
July ~, l6lo.-tfE-. M -. - p. s .L(iEIGER
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ar NEW STOCK ys6T 55iF-
eeived also otheF 4. roods ssss -
Yarns, Canton FIanIeb. Brovh and Hiessb.d
Ds ssst &c c sslS Pfint:s &C.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-30

000 BARRELS of Matured CORN, butter
1sHN0 and EEEga in exchange for Dry Goods
Cl"thtng, Ladies' and GentIemen's F1rni,hipe
Goods and Notions, at n
Che"pe.t Cash Store in chArlestown
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-30

LIME LIME II
A KILN Of Fresh Burnt Lime, for s.l.:baFV,.
WElRICK klwELEER
lEAklNS' Patent Vented Nursefy Bof1e ThKS a.
vntAges over AL othsrl. bein 90 e6nSfF hetet,
PeLiset control OF thsSuppIy ofmflk. IL also IL
. tpe child TO nrrse Aatufslly and preyost Wind
from entering the stomach, WITCH cauaea i1Ti,s MI
~ and often severe sicknsas, RhysieiSn ali ever
me are accommodating this beitIe, GIVE IL.
Nay ii, ISIS s'os'Esa ~ a. ~ nsI,v
3 kHENFlELD'S Horse and Cattle ,Powdey.-fi See
- "a ION al mineral mediciass yet 80 compound.
o-n =. so s aIoofss heIba. hArhs. ke., toBbe
promts ut disaAsss Of the horSe, Tor sale By
~ ~ oIo C%E. RELLER.
mon mustard plasters, always Tsady} fSp In.
Enedtate use. clean aud not Ifabie 10 ehSnRe u
May II, 1875. fFfI-I r. REiiEP
IA F0Ab-stronge ger than Any YesSt o. BRkIBg
NJ PoEder'tn The world. Light andirndtritious
tie trouble. : ri - pRIIE1
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

November so. 1855.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-02
The Immigrant Question.

The following communication mas peer
called ont in answer to an editorial In tn
Ereninq Bulletin, "How Shall lmmigra
tion be Guided 2" 1t consists, IN tn'
main of an extract from the monthly
circular of Charles Clayton Il Co., and Il
worth perusal and attentive consldera-
ton:
One of those periodical excitementS in
REGARD to immigration to the Paclilc
Coast is now in existence throughout the
Atlantic States, and every overland tram
is crowded, and the indications arc that
there will be no falling off, but an in
crease. The question arises, What shall
we do with and for theml In order that
we may be able to render some assistance
in answering, we respectfully solicit cor
ysspondence from the intelligent and pro-
sressive men to whom our circular Is
sent, setting forth the inducements offer
ed by their particular section. They Will
want to know whether land can be pur-
chased in small quantities, and at about
what price per acre. You understand,
perhaps better than ourselves, what a
new settler desires and expects, and with
out being Intercepted, will know what
other information it will be desirable to
embrace in your correspondence. You
are deeply interested in any and every
thing that may be the means Of incrsas-
ing the productions of your county, and
to that end should render all the assist
ancs in your power to the newcomer.
The question is one that will not admit
of delay--ons of vital importance to the
Coast, to the immigrant and yourself.
We will give general publicity to any in
formation you may be pleased to convey.
Our intention is, if we meet with en-
enlargement and cooperation from land
ed proprietors and Others interested, to
classify all information forwarded to our
office, and place it on file for the benefit
and guidance of intended settlers.
We propose doing this work gratuit-
ou.ly, without charge to the buyer or
seller, as we are both anxious and willing
to do our part in maintaining the favor
able impression existing in the States in
regard to the Pacific Coast.
Respectfully yours,
CHARLES CLAYTON & Co.,
Commission Merchants,
N E. corner Clay and Front SITS.
San Francisco, april 10, 1875.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-02

The national GOLD MEDAL was awarded
to Bradley d Rulofson, San Francisco, for the
best Photographs in the United States.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-02

Since the first visit of Dr. III. II. Allen
(the founder of the National Surgical In.
stitute) to this coast, nearly two years ago
it has been the intention of the Institute
to establish Branch in San Francisco
The subsequent visits of other Surgeons
of the Institute, and the unparalleled sue
cess which attended them, has served only
to strengthen the project. After the ex-
penditure of much time, labor and money
in preparing instruments, machinery, ETC.,
the Pacific Branch is at last permanently
established, and will be open for the re-
ception of patients by the middle of this
month. For the present, and until further
notice, the business will be continued at
their old building, No. $40 Bush street,
between Kearny and Montgomery. The
machinery for the Swedish movement and
vacuum cure; Galvanic and Electrical APP
paratus, and for giving the Electro Their
NAL, Turkish, Vapor and other baths, has
all been received from the East, (where it
was manufactured in the Institute ma
chine shops, and is rapidly being placed
in position. DR.. j. NJ. Hinkle, one of the
oldest and most successful surgeons of the
Institute, associated with DR.. Thos Mayor
and corps of skilled assistants, are al
ready in San Francisco, and will remain
there permanently in charge of the Branch
Institute; consequently no further ques-
tions need be asked or fears apprehended
concerning the permanency and pro-
ficiency of the Pacific Branch.
DIR. Allen will visit the Institute in San
Francisco on the Goth of this month, and
remain until the 18th of May following,
during which time he will be pleased to
see all the old patients now under treat
ment, and as many new ones as possible.
The Institute is especially prepared to
treat all Deformities and Surgical cases,
Chronic Diseases, etc.
Address National Surgical Institute,
319 Bush street, San Francisco, for circu-
lar and particulars.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-02
The Seductive Wiles of the AuctiOneer.
N. E. corner Clay and Front SITS.
San Francisco, april 10, 1875.

Mrs NJ H. Burnham writes to the St
Louis Republican an account of how hel
household goods were auctioned off when
she "broke up" recently and went to
boarding. "The auctioneer was an art
ist," she says, "and between legends and
anecdotes the chattels were knocked
down at splendid prices. admired the
ingenuity of the auctioneer, who made
little heaps of my effects, christened 'em
lots, and paraded them over the floor so
that one sort of fair article pulled through
number of worthless traps. Thus a
good preserving kettle formed the basis
Of lot Of No. TO-, and had two broken
sastors, soup-ladle with hole in it, a
section of an Old Dominion coffee pot, a
spice-box without bottom, a pudding
steamer without a cover, the thrasher out
OF an ice-cream freezer, and two bald old
backing brushes stuck inside of it. That
made it lot There were about twenty
of these lots, which looked rich and at
tractive, especially after the man went
round with an armful of stair-rods and
put few in each lot to bristle I'D and
call attention. The different styles of
Toodles grouped over these little cOmbi-
nations and bid high for them, and they
went off like rockets at two, three and |
four dollars lot. could have cried as
| thought of the wealth l had thrown
away in empty wine bottles, old hoop
skirts and rusty pokers. You can buy a !
bran new clothes wringer for five dollars,
but mine had lost its handle and went
for $500. You can occupy a feather
buster for couple of dollars; the moths
had gone into mine and it brought me
two dollars and half A new fluting-
iron can be purchased for five dollars;
the handle was gone out of mine, but
Ioodles got it cheap for five dollars and
seventy-tive cents. Here" said the auc- |
honeer, as the colored assistant elevated |
a clumsy old chair whose threadbare seat
had been embroidered by the subscriber
at the age of fifteen, here l offer you a
rare and curious old chair, over ore hun
bred years old, without doubt. At one
Tune 1t was the property of Charles Car
roll, signer OF the Declaration of hide
pendence. In this chair sat numberless
times the great George Washington. You
observe the clip on the nigh side. | can
not tell lie; he did it with his little
Ratchet That chair sold for twenty dol
lars, and forthwith my mind was made
up, The road to fortune lies in making
tapestry chair seats for George Washing
ton to sit i'm
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-02


A DEEP PARMA worshipper in q
churchapologizing for the small Size of his
pew, claimed that it nevertheless reached
AL the way up to heaven Few owners
OF small real estate think to make more
OF 1t by measuring d0aoRUdrds, as little
boy IN the Rochester Industrial school
suggested. The School Report saws:
one OF our managers on visit to the
institution some time since, was much in
terested in listening to talk among a
group of our boys. 1t seems that bv
some accident one of them had become
the owner of fifteen cents. This was q
matter of great interest to the whole
group, and various We're the suggestions
OF the youngsters as to what he had bet
ter do with so large a sum of money.
one thought it would be well to put il
IN the bank. Another had heard that
sometimes poor people lost their money
by putting it in banks, and SO another
boy counseled him to buy piece of
land with it.
80, pshaw,n said the lucky owner.
how much land would fifteen cents
buyl'
"Whyl" replied the other, indicating
uy MS myers a measurement of about
shfee inches ait might buy a piece about
80 pig, and then and if 't,oas small at the
:;op, would be deep, for you would have
40 an ,he way through to China, and that
"c Ti; make pretty big chunk"
xor,a S ooy may grow up to astonish the
% ina yet-ifhe stays long enough at the
industrial school. 'Ae
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-02

SEND for free specimen copy of the splen-
did mammoth double-sheet SAN Francisco
WEEKLY CHRONICLE, an able, spicy and fear
less paper. 1t always contains complete and
reliable market mining and stock reports; also
a valuable agricultural department spe eially
prepared by an experienced editor. 1t is only
SO year, with 20 cents additional for postage,
in advance in coin. No family should be with
out it.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-02
SAN FRAScIsco March 18TH. 1873


DIR. RUSSELL: Dear Sir take great pleas
ure in recommending to all those who are
afflicted as l have been, with Piles, and having
tried everything l was told to be good, that
nothing but DR.. Russell's Pile Medicine done
me any good, and l am perfectly cured of
Piles. / am very respectfully yours,
See ADVERTISEMENT GEO. WHITNEY,
N. Z. Cor. Mission and Stuart Streets
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-02

-NAI A vi 0AL'I n II IV iOio
l hereby certify that have used Garland's
Cough Drops in my family, and have found
them invaluable for coughs and colds. Even
consumption may be cured by it. My son,
aged ten, having all the symptoms of that
disease, was entirely cured by the use of three
ances as q really valuable medicine.
Mrs. E. II. MALLoY
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-02
The New York photograph Gallery.

No, 25 Third street, San Francisco, is again
open, with larger lights, more room, and all
the latest Improvements in instruments. All
work is warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
Cabinet Rembrandts, only 81 per dozen; Card
Rembrandts, 50 to So per doz. J. H. PETERS
successor to B. f. Rowland & Co.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-02

PETITION was presented to the Mas.
sacnusetts Legislature last week ask;no
ma. the sentence of Punishment against
i~ge, Wiihams, passed in 1885. be re.
Voked. AS he has been dead about t,vc
hundred years it is not likely that h,
taxes very personal interest in the s,c
cess of the appeal. " INC sue
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-02

E. BUTTERIcK & Cos reliable Patterns for
Ladies', Misses, Boys, and little Children's
Garments. Paris, Vienna and Berlin styles re-
ceived each week. Send postage stamp for
catalogue. H. A. DEMING, Agent No. Ill
Post Street. San Francisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-02

"LAME, ARE You? Why don't you do as I
do, cure all your lameness and pain with the
never-failing remedy, PARTS ABOLITION OIL.
1t is as good for internal as for all external
aches and pains" For sale by all druggists.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-02

NO SIR" said weary looking man
on street car, to an individual by his
slde, II wouldn't marry the best woman
alive. I've been y dry goods clerk too
long for that" Wv
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-02
Yerba> Buena
BITE RS.

rl,fIIs rs A MEDICINAL BITTERS-NoT FANCY
i DRINK. II acts on the stomach. Liver. KIDNEYS
and Bowels, Purtfyin Ing the blood. and producing
a natural operation. II. WILLIAMS a Co.,
Proprietors, 81 BRENNAN PLACE, San Francisco.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-05-02

Dip George w. Childs write "Rock NJ,
70 Sieep. and if so, why has nobod,
rocked mm2-Rochester Democrat
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-04

SHERrpAN,s WEDDING JouRNEY.-The
wedding journey Of the Lieutenant
General and his wife was entirely un-
ike.the customary expedition which
newly-wedded people make. After
remaining awhile at the residence OF
Gen. Rseker, they left the house, at
seaaed by Col. and Mrs. Mike F. Sher'
idan and Gen. and Mrs. Macfoley, and
were driven to the residence of Gen.
Sheridan, 7OS Michigan avenue. The
carriage they used, together with the
horses, was a gift from the bridegroom
,ohis wife. Gen. Sheridan's residence
isa sasare two-story brick, edihce,
saandSar alone. 1t is very handsome
r fsrassAed, and looks, in its every ap'
poiMts.eas. the home Of a military man.
xfe bridal chamber IS furnished III
Mse and gold. and has q pale drab
esspee With blue vine border. Ele'
CANT psotsres adorn the walls, and ar
tsAe~ &C watu are placed in every con.
eANAAlo nook Of the room. 1t was to
N,sa home, SO chaste and magnificent
In is every appointment, that the re-
AoahsabAe warrior took, his bride, and
&Ass~ the wedding journey ended
CASsago Times.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-04

THE WnI--Men often speak Of
breaking the will Of child; but it
seems to me that they better break the
neck. The will needs regulation, not
destroying. l should AS soon break
the legs Of a horse in training him, as
a child's will. would discipline and
develop it into harmonious proportions.
| never yet heard Of viii in itself
too strong, more than an arm too nigh
~, or a mind too comprehensive in It's
grasp, and too powerful III its hold.
The instruction Of children should be
such as animate, inspire, strain, but
not to hew, cut and carve; for would
always treat q child as live tree,
which was to be helped to grow, never
as dry, dead timber, to be carved into
this or that shape, and to have certain
'mouldbgs groved upon it. A live
and not dead timber, is every little
child Theodore Parker.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-04

BOYS or TIE PRESENT AcE.-A con.
templative philosopher, whose heart is
in the right place, says: Boys. did
you ever think that this world, with
all its wealth and woe, with all its
mines and mountains, oceans, seas and
rivers, with all its shipping, its steam.
boats, railroads, and magnetic, telc.
graphs, with all it's millions Of group,
ing men, and all the science and pro-
grcss of ages-will soon be given over
to boys of the present age-boys like
you? BclieRe it, and look abroad upon
your inheritance, and get ready to en-,
ter. upon its possession. The presi.
dents, kings, governors, statesmen,
philosophers, ministers, teachers, men
of the fature-all are boys now"
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-04

REMARKABLE BIRD ANEcDorE. ne
mvr;ads Of birds that nestle in the
ivy, which clings to, and almost en-
tirely covers the walls Of ChrilfDnurc0'
occasionally display . ssspr,s.ne
amount Of intellls ndr1 in'ahssr niue
acts of kindness toeac6 Other. Afon
a tree located about oppositeetp' Nor
throps in Church Street, a.s'ck or
crippled sparrow recently fell to the
ground. and. fiuttered about the SIDE
walk in vain efforts to regain place
of safety: Several Of its little com.
panions gathered around IT. ana
seemed greatly concerned for 1t, ana
by their incessant. chirping attracted
swarm Of the 'little-wingod converts
from the church walls. Efforts were
then made by several OF the number
to lift the helpless bird by catching
its wings in their beaks, but there
seemed to be difficulty in getting
started together, and the effort was
futile, and then the chatte'pg III
creased perceptibly, as if there was a
general scolding going on. Presently
several Of the birds few away, one
shortly returning with a twig about
four inches long and an eight OF an
inch thick. This was dropped before
the sick one, and each end was picked
up by a sparrow and help up 50 that
the sick bird was enabled to catch
the center Of the twis in its bcak, and
with the aid of the other two it flew
over the fence into the churchyard,
and from tombstone to tombstone uiI-
I'll the church was reached, when they
disappeared in the ivy, followed all
along by the swarm IF their c"mpan-
ions, chirping az if in great JOY. The
whole affair was viewed by several
spectators."-N,,c Bruns,rick- { \. j.
Times.
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-07-04

CRIMINAL Justice seems to be buck
stored about at Washington Ike COM
mon merchandise. Juries are. packed
to order, prescntments are pigcon-hol-
ed. indictments neglected, and convic-
tons set aside. The people have lost
confidence in the courts, and with
abundant reasons. The District At
torncy has neither ability, energy, nor
character 10 recommend him; and
since the pretended burglary of his
own office and the result Of the trial Of
his associate, I've is fallen into the ut.
most disrcpate and contempt. 1t is
easy. therefore. to understand why
Gen. Butler is pressing the trial Of W.
5. King, indicted for perjury in con.
nection with the Pacific Nail investi-
CATION. The object is to get = white
washing verdict, and thus, if possible,
TO save King from expulsion by the
House VI Representatives next winter.
lie may be able to get verdict after
the example Of Kinds, bnt he will not
find it Of much value in December
Y. 7. Sun.