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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-16
THE
PHILHARMONIC PIANO.

THIS entirely new instrument poGE esSing a Il the
L essential qualities OF more expensive and
higher priced Plan is Offered 10 pr ice than
any similar one now in the market. 1t 10 durable,
with a lnagnifcence of tone hardly surpassed and
yet can be purchased at pi ices and terms within
the reach of all. This instrument has all the
modern improvements including the celebrated
"AgrAffe'' treble and is fully warranted. CAtR-
IoEues mailed.
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a Any ono investing in these Bonds has The sntis-
faction of knowing tia his bond is certain to be
paid at maturity. and further that he assists in
building in the City OF New York, n permanent
Temple f1nduatry, which will be An ornament
Rpd pride 10 every American.
Each bond. holder, until his bond 10 rcde emed, 10
apart owner OF twenty two acres of land situated
In the heart of the City ofEew' y orb, and estima-
ted to be worth Two MiiIfon Four Hun red Thou.
sand DollarO And the building which ia estima.
ted to coat Seven Millions.
The excavations for the foundation was com.
rneueed the Goth of May. 1875. and the building
will be ready TO receive the goods from the Csnten
NAL Exh Ibiton at its close. ...
No iDvEhtment for people of small means was
ever offered equA ling the Bonds of the Industrial
Exhibition Co. The bonds secured by = mort.
gage which makes the principal cafe, and emf
nently secure. and in addition to which each bond
holder participates four times ear in the nIlot-
Fnent of premiums above named.
p. The difference between these bondr and lottery
ney or draw prize. while the holder of an Indus
bu. must have returned to him, the principal and
small rate of interest added aad in Ad dition. has
an opportunity to draw a premium ranging from
8 to s 100 600. -.
~ The Board of Directors and the Trustees of the
mortgage, the most ernin mt of The busi-
ness mon of New York. and 10 OF itaelfa guarantee
that the Bonds safe desirable Investment.
The Company 10 not responsible for any money
sent except il he by check, Postal order, draft or
express able to the order of The Ind ustrial E
hibition Co.
Circulars sent ON application.
AddreB,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-16
TESTIMONIALS
Waters Pianos and Organs.

Waters New Scale Pianos have peculiar merits.
NetD FORK TTibuns.
The tone Of tho Waters Piano 10 rich, mellow
and sonorous. They possoss great volume OF sound
and the continuation Of sound or singing power is
one of their most marked feRtures.
Netp FoIk Times.
WAters' Concerto Organ is o voiced az to havea
tone like full rich alto voice. 1t is especially
human in its tone, powerful yet Fweet.
Rural Net1 Yorker.
August IT, iS75-ly
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WATERS .
NEW SCALE PIAKOS

are tho b-Ht made. The touch elastic, and q fine
singing tone powerful, pure and even.
WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS
cannot be exceIled ia tone or beauty they defy
competition. The CoBcerto Stop ia = fine IrIita-
ton OF the Human Voice.
Prices ExTnEMELY Low for cash during this
8 1910 $40; Oreana. as to sin: secand hand
Instruments s to 81 month after first De post.
AGENTS WANTED. A liberal discount to Teachers,
Ministers, Churches, Schools, Lodges. etc. Special
Inducements to tho trade. Illustrated Cataloe ues
Mailed. horace WATERS h SONS .4Sl Broad
why, New YORK. Box 1857,
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Sick HEADAoHE.-Sick headache almost
always depends upon an il>conditon Of the
stomach from over.eating, and may be prompt.
y relieved by drinking teacup of water, q
little warm, every five minutes, until the
stomach is so full that feather or finger in
the throat will give eFectual discharge of
all the stomach contains. If it is simply a
nervous affection, sit with the feet in no.
water for fifteen minutes. The good effects
are sometimes increased if some carbonate of
soda is put into the water, one ounce to two
gallons. The philosophy of the action of tho
water is that it draws the excess of blood,
which Expresses the interior organs, to the
Burface.-Er
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. IscE ILAN R.oUs.


Notice the Date!
UNPARALLELED INVESTMENT i
Only few days more" No Postponement.
GRAND CONCERT & DISTRIBUTION
Positive Nov. 80, or Money Refunded.
A FORTUNE FO ST.
A Legally Authorized Enterprise.
The Texas Gift Concert Association,
OF Denisone Texas, will givea q ia
SECOND GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
Nov. 3Oth. 1875. la-aS
The Grand Success of the First Concert given
May s1st. 1876 assures the success Of tSis Second
Enterprise. Over S150,OCO worth OF, tlck cts al
ready sold, leaving but a few more retnaininR TO
be sold to guarantee 4 full drawing ON this date.
ORDER YOUR TICKETS AT ONCE :
SO the numbers may be carefully registered: Il
First Capital Gift. $4,000
Second Capital Gift, 5000
Third Capital Gift, 1880
Fourth Capital Gift, rs - - < 10 600
Besides Gifts in proportion amounting in all to /
SB25o.ooos
LOWEST GIET TO whole TICKET, $50.
Lowest Gift to Coupon Ticket. $40.
Price Of Whole Tickets IS. 90 consisting of five
81 Coupons. Price of coupon ticket 81, which
will eutitle the holder to Admission to theG rand
awarded to tho whole ticket number. = II
This is q golden opportunity to secure for
tune for q small Investment.
.sef AGENTS WANTED "a szsi-
SPECIAL RATES TO CLUBS, club can be or
can1zed 10 ey0ryscGmmunity Orders for tickets
filled per EXPRESS, G. o. D. Circulars giving
full description of the Enterprise sent froe.
No approximation Gits--Euery Prize
Paid in Full - "
OFFICIAL LISTS
Of the Drawing sent to every ticket holder, 90
aItb9ngh they may not be present themselves at
tho Grand Concert, yet they can see what prizes
are drawn.
e1- Special to Ticket Buycrs.-In every case,
cash for Tickets should be sent throu Rh the Ex-
press Company, or BY Bank Draft. Cash sent
in this waE at our risk aud at our expense
make all Express Packages and Bank Drafts
PAYABLE to the order of i IL IL &
Nov. 2 Is75-td. D.nisou. Tsxaa.
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- Pennsylvania and West Virginia are
forming the mort new oranges.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-16
NOTICE.
100000, TIES WANTED
For the s. v. R. r..


A IL persons wishing sell TICS will cali upon
"A U. L; Boyce, at the "Tuley ries.'' Clarke Co.
Va. " county,
:, 20 FSrther nation may be obtained by call
ing on Maj Jas. Law. Hoof, Ch1rlestovn w Va
n,.on TO-, o. L. Royce.
OPPOSITION THE LIFE OF TRADE
TIGARS our own mApuf.etura lr.,.iI.J =:
~ Wholesale prices. No. Cigars2 for cents:
al articles in curl lice in proportion.
september 2.1s73. j. B. HA1SEs
SEES sE; Spring. MAs:-IpTePared By the: Seven
Sp NJ q. company. Abingdon, Virginia. This
Ealo1ole il the Sc Its Of Isnrin
oei1insd BY Evaporation OF the waters 1t fspar
ESu!aily recon- mended in diseases Of the sSjr
7Sh5ontc DiarrbaA, conntips ton, Sick Headsehs'
a. e9r1ig1A' scrotula, Piles, Old Sores and Tumors
- oe n-o AZ 9. z. BELLER.S
11ESTRoY THE POTATO BUC11ITie PSI.
a Green freely; il has been proven TO be the or.
~ Hrt1cIe that will answer the pur pose.T -
June i. 1870: G. z. BELLER.
A LhiCAN Honeless Sardines, a fue Article for
0swEGo Silver, G has Starch, for ssIs t19oK.'
g. 30 1872. JOHN W LOCK.
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ACE MAKING
AND
Livery in CharIsStoWn.
TNHE undersigned having entered into n Co. Part
L nership. under the name and style of
STOMP HAWKS.

L nership. under the name and style OF
STOMP HAWKS.
Will conduct the business of
COACH MAKING AND REPAIRING
ship a nd satisfactory terms. We iateud TO largely
Eesp on hand for sale cXRR1A0Es. sGSGf P 50
ROCKAWAYS and LIG HT WAGONS of the most
approved patterns, and Of superior materials, and
warrant every article to be as recommended. We
stall hnve in our employ some of the hands whc.
ioS twenty years or moro, were employed by msi,
cnce and avice end it will be the eadcasor OF the
firm TO Inni1tain she reputation of HAWKS
COACH Factory Old csrriags, taken sd in s5
saad work which will be disposed OF Et' moderate
figures.
attention to a general LIVERY BUSINESS and
will keep good horses snd vehicles of every descrip
ton the accommodation ofthe public
Aug. %. ls7l-ly. A.w. HAwKS.
SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BooKs!l
1f4 OF Books used by the different Schools, His.
tories, Grammers, Readers,
ADMINISTRATIVE,
PARKS.
aa1vey's Grammer. Nc G ufey' Readers Nos. 1,t,
2nd, Sd, 4th. 9Th and 9Th, MEG uffey's Spe Hers,
Copy Books. States, Slate Pencils, Geogrs phies nd
discount to Teachers in all cases. Arc prepared
Sept. s, 1874. GEO. T. IfGHT
kDCh6 genuine salad Oil. Celery Seed W hite
Mustard Seed, Black Mustard Seed. Race Gin.
ger, White Ginger, Long Pepper, and all other
spices for sale by GEO. T. LIGHT
RAkER'S Bromo. improved Chocolate, also
= on hand and for sale by
Sept s, 1874. GEO. T. LIGHT.
RAKER's Chocolate, French Mustard, Condensed
- Milk, always fresh and pure at '1
1919 GEO. T. LIGHTS Drug Store
TOOTH Brushes. Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes
Sept s. s9i and Shaving esg'h9. toT
THoBACCos, both Smoking and Chev;pF. III.
L best, and none other,
80, GEO T; LIGHTS Drug store.
CoAL Oil at 80 cts. gallon, warranted ire proof
~ and non explosive, test apparatus at the store
diIcount allowed on larger Quantities.
D6BLicLY ASNoUNcED.Si am n nI slGhI. -
furnish the best quality of Goods at a. reason
able prices any man In the Valley, (do not sell
any second hand or inferior goods, either in med
lcines or fancy goods. cheap, aud call them first
needed, but would rather sell the best willmake
time 20 suit a II prompt and reliAbe men.
Sept. 8, 1871 GEO. T. LIGHT.
HADEN SELF FEEDING BASE burner.
- - With Illuminated Base and Patent Clinke riess
Crate. Sold cheap and warranted 10 give "a isiac
ton. Call and ace them. all sizes, AT -
-. H yesterdays
Tin and Stove House, Main ST.
THE FRUIT SEASoN.-we have for sale
Il Thirty Dozen Preserving Jars-Mason's In
proved and Protector-in quarts and half gallons,
at reduced prices.
RiRon. July s. 1878. BERRY BROS
GHALAGoGU E. for Chills, cold by
- Aoeust t2,LSlS. -. GEO. T. LIGHT.
CRARC HAL, in Quantities to suft7 cuatouaers- fo-
- sac oy JOS Fl EAsTERDAY.-
pURE ground Sage thus ye.F's crop. tr..h aud
HESDERSoSS.
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Perhapsno onemedi..
cine Is 80 universally
required by evefys
body as q cathaTtic,
nor was ever any be.
fore so universally
adopted into use, In
every country and
among all classes, as
this mild but efficient
purgahye Pun. The
obvious reason IL,
that tits a more relia.
BILE and far more eE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-16
FIELD AND FIRESIDE.
Feeding Poultry.

First Of all, great deal will depend upon
not feeding them too often. Many and many
an amateur splits upon this rock, feeding his
chickens as often when six or eight weeks old
as he did when only . fortnight out of the
shell, and thus never giving them time to get
any real appetite, without which nothing will
hsalthily grow. It is very we'll to feed new
Matched birds say every two hours, though
sven then it is not very we'll unless care is
taken that not a. scrap of food be left after
cash feed, but the whole two hours passed
with no opportunity of eating anything but
grass, insects, and 80 on. That is the "great
secret" the patent process if any haven't
thought of it, let them begin now, and after
each feed of the little chicks, unless thew
have to be left for sometime, scrape all re-
mains of food away. But as they grow, tho
time between must be extended, and at two
months old they ought not to be fed oftener
than every four hours. It not only saves
trouble and food, but makes larger growth
Water, on the contrary, will of course, be al
ways near them, and let it always DO fresh,
always clean, and always cool.
As to the food itself, every week brings us
questions as to what is tho best food. ANY
sound wholesome food is good thriving
young animals don't need to be brought up
according to any hard and. fast line, and dietsd
like regiment of soldiers. There are, per-
haps, only two things really to be stunned,
viz: l. Don't feed entirely on maize, ground
or whole. 2. Don't use any great quantity of
bran or coarse pollard we say coarse pollard.
because in some parts, the fine "sharps," or
Riddlings, are called pollard.
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5000,

,{K+ILL buy quarter Bond of The In ustrialEx-
~ zhibition Co. of New York. = -l;'
Each Quarter Bond participates in -Four serfes
allotments eYeryyeaL,,until il II redeemed. -.
The following Premium show what any Bond
may receive. A quarter Bond IcoulLd reeefre one
quartsH of the below named premiums. -. 80
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N E W GOODS.

AM now receiving my Fall supply of general
NOTIONS, DOMESTICs S'
HATS, CAPS, CLOTHS,
QUEENswARE AND GRocERiEs.
nleh think will be found of>good gradee, and
house in the town " J o'neF
Nov. 3, 1874. GEO. W. T. KEARsLEY.
SHAD, Mackerel End Herring, for sale by
- NOV. 3. GEO. ". T. KEARSLEY
DCRE Cider Vinegar for sale by
i Nov. 3. GEO. W. T KEARSLEY.
INLAY Crooks, assorted sizes. for enle by
noV GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY.
path Brick, and Flower Pots for sale by
~ NOV. 3. GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY
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MIsc.RLLANEoUs
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

Mod iii IN taolpuFDosos Of . 1aEasivo
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PatapscO AmmO"Iated Soluble
JEFFERSON COUNTY BIBLE SOCIETY

HIVE on hand variety Of Bibles aud r.,t..
any tize l'auilJ Bible any one may desire. ~ 'f'e'
IrSaSu:er JEFF. Co. Bible society
April 9, Is72-tL - :" Stssy'l
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THE FRUIT SEASoN-yVe have for ,,Ie
Il Thirty Dozen Preserving Jars-Mason's In
proved and Protsctor-in quarts and half gallons,
Ripon July s, 1878. BERRYRP0s
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M1.s cE nE Avn 3 GU 8. -.
7 QUARTER BONDS.
Eariese's q sa5sHs 5ffoF THE srgE
Industrial Exhibition Co. !,
FIVE DOLLARS EACH,
$500 EACH,
Five Dollars Each.

- H1s ~ 5.,
80
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
DECISIONS.
srPRKMR coURT-cHAMBERs.

BY Judge Donohue.
Stntz Green.-Moton granted.
Whalen vs. Burke.-Memor
broadway VS. Eisner.-Granted.
Hunter vs.. Central Railroad Company OF New Jer
sey-Aotion granted Memorandum
Bunner New York Metropolitan Gaslght Com
pany, &c. ia the motion OF HalL-Motons denied
BY Judge Lawrence
Delaney MaloLey.-Motion denied without costs.
Bernhard VS. Monhan.-The order heretofore
tered will be modified to recitc the papers, and
aidavits read the motion by either party There is
no good reason for any other change.
Matter Of the North American Insurance Company
Memorandum.
SUPREME CoURT-cIRcUIT-PART z.
BY Judge Van Worst
Hatfield VS. Macy ct tal-Memorandum.
Dunphy The Mayor, &c.-Findings allowed
SUPREME CoURT-cIRCUIT-PART 3.
BY Judge Van Worst
Sheriden VS. The Mayor, &c-Casc and amendments
settled.
BY Judge Lawrence.
Pollon VS. Volkening ng-hotion for new trial denied
Memorandum.
COMMON PLEAs-IS EQUITY.
BY Judge Larremore
Davis vs. American society for The prevention OF
Cruelty to Animals.-FlndIngs filed.
sauxay VS. HameL-Case settled
COMMON PLEAS-sPECIAI TERM.
BY Judge j. F. DAILY.
johnson VS. Morgan.-Memorandum on settlement OF
case
BY Judge I.oew.
Young Ys Murray.-Motion denied
Iarru VS. Levine-order signed
Richter vs.. Sager.-Form of judgment settled
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
HARD WORK NOT REWARDED.

A bold but unsuccessful attempt at burglary on the
store of Taylor, Gibson Wilson, dealers in talors'
trimmings at No. 42s Broadway, discovered yes
terday morning. Shortly after the store opened
the porter noticed hole in the partition separating the
store from a staircase. His curiosity being aroused he
made examnaticn and found that the brick wall in
tho had been broken through from adjoining
building No 43 Crosby street lie also found burg
lars brace, bit and jimmy, basket chisel several
bags candle and empty bottle that smelled strongly
OF whiskey.
The Crosby street building which made the basis
OF operations by the burglars is dapidated tenement
house, occupied mainly by Italian Tagpickers and
organ grinders Some three weeks since two suspicious
looking rented one of tho rooms in the building
Their occupation unknown. An examination Of
this ROOM which adjoins the wall OF No 42S
Broome street, revealed their work They had re-
moved sufficient number OF the bricks TO allow the
passage Of and had evidently thus got into the
Broadway building Finding their prospects OF booty
slim or being frightened of they abandoned their de-
signs leaving their kit OF tools behind.
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
OUR MODEL POLICE.
WHAT is THOUGHT AT THE CENTRAL OFFICE
OF THE CASSIDY OUTRAGE CASE.

WHAT is THOUGHT AT THE CENTRAL OFFICE
OF THE CASSIDY OUTRAGE CASE.
Mr. Cassidy the victim Of the latest police outrage,
is about to prefer charges against acting Sergeant
Flanagan and officer Keeling Of the Twenty seventh
precinct for arrestng and OBTAINING him in cell from
Friday night until Sunday morning. For the pur-
pose Of sscertanng the rules governing OF this
kind-tlat IL, cases OF arrest suspicon-a HERALD
reporter called upon one Of the Police Commissioners
yesterday for information The Commissioner
hcsitangy said that II Mr.. Cassdy's account Of his
treatment by the police OF the Twenty seventh pre-
cnct true the Sergeant, as well as the officer, had
exceeded his duty and censurable say the least
police sergeant is required, the Commissioner said,
10 exercise great deal Of discretion in OF this
KIM, and If tins official is whose ability and in
tcgence is not above mcdocrity IL cannot reasonably
beeXpected that he will always decide IN cal
ouaied 10 reflect credit upon the department
Rule 6SS Of the Police Manual reads as ollows:-"At
law (Which is the basis Of all the laws OF this
State and which remains In force except whore
changed by satutc) officers for the protection of the
peace have authority TO arrest and detan in custody,
or examination persons found In the streets at night
whom they may reasonably suspect Of felony, although
there is no positive proof Of their having actually com.
m!tted such offence"
ofcers, sergcants and captains have The right 70
rest person on suspcon but they should exercise the
utmost Judgment Where man has been arrested
aud he and does give straightorward account Of
himself as was the with Mr. Cassidy tho sergeant
captain should promptly discharge hlm
Rule 800 bears upon this point and is as follows-"f
policeman arrest person whom he has good cause
aud reasonable grounds to suspect OF having committed
felony and IL the arrest Is made dscreetly and fairly
and not IRON any malice, he will be justified,
though ii afterward appear that no felony was
mlttcd But the members OF the force remember
TO be cautious in such cases, their defence rests
solely the reasonabeness of the suspicious that led
TO their making the arrest
The Commissioner held that under the existing rules
or indeed any case the members Of the police force
should be intelligent The examination OF captains and
xcrgcants now going on before the Commissioners the
superintendent and the Inspectors, has already dis
closed the fact that very large majority OF those
ahmed are unit 70 hold their positions, and, the
Commissioner said, "worc too ignorant to have
been appointed 10 the force ordinary patrolmenu
Acting Sergeant Flanagan has been held very
high esteem by the department regards his nelli-
gencc and ability and the Commissioner with whom
the HERALD reporter converscd said he In no way
surprised at the action be Flannigan) had taken the
Cassidy
The New York herald., 1875-12-30
THE SCHOOLS QUESTION.
CATHOLIC ECCLESIASTICAL OPPOSITION TO THE
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IN AUSTRALASIA
pRTgcTT nor 1Trra

CATHOLIC ECCLESIASTICAL OPPOSITION TO THE
EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM IN AUsTRALAsIA-
PRIEsTLY POLITICS.
From the Melbourne lAustraial Argus, Nov g.
The "drum eccleslastic'i has been beaten so vgor-
ousy Of late in the Roman Catholic camp against the
Education act, that consequences have ensued which
possibly contemplated by the ordinarily astue
drummers. Every political question has been de-
clared by Archbishop Goold and his leutenants to
be subordinate the great object OF securing the
overthrow Of the existing State system Of education.
Hence ii follows that any candidate who Is sup
posed 10 be receiving what IS termed the
Roman Catholic vote, finds u necessary 10
doubtful honor and explain that he is guitess OF the
Intentions which the reception OF such vote would
seem to indicate The Minister Of Railways, at Bal
larat on Monday night, found himself N TINS predlca-
ment He doubtless dreams as little OF attempting
return to denominatona education as does any other
sensible politician. Still he finds II incumbent upon
him TO So and TO offer reasons Tor his being Ia
vored with this baeiu vote other than design on MS
part to secure a portion of the State grant for the
propagation OF belief IN the Popes nmbiity and the
necessity OF exercising witches. 1t IS Illuminating
thing for him to have to do but he did IL under
the circumstances al gracefully as possible This
is n disagreeable Issue Of the recent prcsty
agitation. There little likelihood as ever of the
colony retrograding 10 denominat onasm, but the
Roman Catholic vote has come to be regarded with
moro than ordinary suspicion, and the person whom
it conferred is likely TO be injured rather than bene
fitted by it. We can but hope however, that no one
Ballara will be induced to dstrust Mr. Jones be-
cause OF this absurd patronage Moreover there is
strong reason suppose that there elsewhere, the
Roman Catholic vote" is less compact than is com
monty believed and that inconsiderable section OF
that communion have the courage and wisdom TO vote
citizens and Papsts. Our political difficulties
are vexatous enough without being further compli-
Gated by the intrusion OF sectarian bltternesses.