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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-07
MARINE COURT-CHAMBERs.
DECISIONS.
BY Judge Joachlmsen,

BY Judge J0aChlmsen
Tyril Va. Travers-Ths case must be referred
Benyam vs.. Frankenstein; Schwartz vs. God.
chard Nelferos vs. Oldnurst; Phillips vs.. HerzIg
Butler vs.. The Middleneld Marble COMPANY;
Bache vs.. SOrrel; Dunning vs. Aceredo; Chad.
bourne vs. Redmond; HelshLerg vs.. Schlff; Worth
vs. ROse1Derg Farringter VS.. O'Conner.-Motions
granted.
The Holmes Burglar Alarm Telegraph Company
vs. Brooke ct al
Schulz va. Martyr; Pitts vs.. Budd.-Motions
denied.
bernstein vs. Kitchen.-Dismtssed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-07
SUPREME CoURT-CIRCUIT-PART l.
VERDICT AGAINST THE CITY.
Before JudQe Van Vorst

Before Judge Van Worst
In the assessment for paving Flfty.hrst street,
from Eighth avenue to the Hudson River, Bern
hard Mayer paid an assessment on the wrong lot.
He tried to have the mistake remedied, but TO his
repeated applications to have the money thus
enormously paid refunded TO him the city au-
rhorities paid no attention. He finally brought
suit against the city and the case was tried yes
terday. The proof was clear ana positive. and
verdict was rendered for 1924 being the tull
amount claimed, with interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-07
BOARD OF PILOT COMMISSIONERS.

Thomas Conley and TWO other pilots some time
since built boat and applied to the Pilot Commits
sioners to have the same numbered and added 10
the Sandy Hook pilot boats. This the Pilot Com
mssloners refused to do, having passed bylaw
limiting the number Of boats. Upon this. appIica.
slon was made to Judge Davis, at Supreme Court,
chambers, Tor peremptOry mandamus against
the Pilot Commissioners, directing them 10 add
thls boat to the list OF pilot boats. IL was urged
and seaworthy, whereas most OF the boats now In
use are, as claimed, old and unseaworthy. Judge
DAVIS gave his decision In the case yesterday, de.
ny1ng the application. he held that the Commits
Sloners have the power to limit the number of
pilot boats by bylaws: that. the same are obtga-
sorry upon the pilots. and that upon the facts ap.
pear1ng on the return q mandamus could not be
Issued.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-07

COMMISSION OF APPEALS CALENDAR.
ALBANY. Jan. 8. 1875.
The day calendar OF the Commission Of Appeals
for Thursday, January I, Is as follows: Nos. 261,
267 271, 272 274. 276, 27s 2S0, $780, 2S5. The Com.
mission adjourned until Tomorrow morning ct
ten O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-07
SUING A LONDON INSURANCE COM
PANY.

The hearing OF the case OF the American Mer.
Dhants' Onion Express Company vs.. the Imperial
Insurance Company OF London was resumed yes.
terday, IN the United States Circuit Court before
Judge Wallace and jury. As already reported
in the HERALD the actlon was brought by the
patntins against the DEFENDANTS to recover the
amount OF policy OF insurance effected on guam.
tlty OF goods which the plaintiffs were TRANSPORT.
ing from Albany 10 TINS city on one Of the trans
0i the New YORK Central and Hudson River
kailroad. and winch goods. 1t was alleged, we're
destroyed BY coDfagrAtlon OF petroleum caused
by collision OF trains on the railroad IN question
Inc facts and pleadlngs IN the suit have been
already published In the HERALD. Judge Wallace
directed verdict ior the plaintif1 Tor $1,000 81
and the jury found accordingly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-07
IMPORTANT QUESTION CONCERNING
TRADES UNIONS.

In November, 1873, James Doyle, . member OF
the Society Of Operative Masons, was expelled for
WORKING for less than society wages" He went
before the society and proved his innocence OF the
charge when. ne claims, there was sprung upon
him another charge OF having gone in on "struck
JOB" This charge, he says, was made against
him without due notice, as required by the BY
laws. Notwithstanding this the society expelled
nlm. Tnereupon ms attorneys. Messrs. Breen
and Gearon, applied 10 Judge Don0hue at Special
Term, who granted writ OF mandamus relnstat-
Ing him Into membership. From this .deci-
slon the society appealed to the Gen.
eral Term or the Supreme Court. and
the appeal came up lor argument yesterday. ex-
District Attorney Garvin, representing the society,"
argued at length tnat these societies are the ex.
elusive Judges o. the rights and privileges OF
their members; that the society was Justified In
Ats expulsion OF Doyle, and that from their de.
clston there was no appeal. Matthew r. Breep
In reply main aimed Oh behalf OF Doyle that mis-
client did not have due notice Of the charge MADE
~ required by the constitution and bylaws OF
the society, as we'll as ~ the laws OF the state
TO which the society Is subject, IL being char.
tered institution, and that the Court should inter-
1ere IN all cases where q manifest injustice mad
been done member by an incorporated society,
eucn 20 this was, and review their proceedings,
and IN proper case, compel the society TO recoR.
nlze hts rights and Interests az member. The
Court reserved its decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-07
SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.

DECISIONS
BY Judge Brady.
stewart vs.. Manhattan Market Company.
Gowdy VS.. Campbell Memorandum.
Levy vs.. Baltic Lloyd Steamship Company
Memorandum for counsel.
By Judge Davis.
Matter OF Surniss ct al.-M0tiOn Denied with $40
costs. Memorandum.
Coussele vs.. Trades Savings Bank.--Motion to
continue the Injunction denied, vii $40 costs.
matter OF Bristed.-Motion denied, with costs.
Memorandum.
De Jonge vs.. Aaronson.-Motion denied, with
SO costs OF opposing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-07
A RUSSIAN LADY AND HER LACES
surT AoAnsT THE NEW Yoax CENTRAL Raj

In the year 1859 % Russian lady OF considerable
distinction was travelling In this country on the
New YORK Central Railroad between Albany and
Niagara Falls Her name Is olga de Maluta Fra
lon. While on that journey one OF her trunks,
containing laces which she valued a. ABOUT
train. Having discovered her loss she instituted
suit against the railroad company to recover
Judge Woodruff ana Q jury. The result was q dis.
agreement, eight being Tor the plaintiff and TOUR
LOT the defendant Yesterday the SUIT was brought
IN Tor the second time IN the United states Circuit
court before Judge WAuAee and . jury 10 wW
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-07
DECISIONS

SUPERIOR COURT-SPECLAL TERN.
DECISIONS.
BY Judge Curtis.
Chapman W. O'Brlen, sheriff ct al.-Case and
amendments settled and ordered on file.
BY Chlet Justice Mcneil.
Sttlweu W. Kelly ct aL-Mot1on denied, with
costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-07

CLASSICAL SOIREE, NEXT MONDAY EVENING
- at the American Conservatory Music Rooms, IA
Filth avenue Mr. Alfred Peass solo pianist Programme
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THE BALL SEASON
DIAL MAsQUE DE LHARMONIE,
II CENTRAL p, RK GARDEN.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1878
Tickets o. each, admitting gentleman and ladies' For
sale ut the Metropolitan HOTEL Reeves Billiard Rooms
and Millet 4 Co.'S 4s7h Broadway.
Music by wallace.
CLASSICAL SOIREE SEXT MONDAY EVENING
- at the American Conservatory Music Rooms, IA
Filth avenue Mr. Alfred Peass solo pianist Programme
a. music stores
NEW YORK, DECEMBER 49, 1874
Islands,
street.-The Pre- sdent and members of the Cercle Fran.
cans de lHarmonie take the liberty tender most re
spectully an Invitation 10 Your Majesty, and entertain
the hope Mat they will be honored by Your Maiestys
Cerce, on January u, at the Academy OF Music.
BY accepting this invitation and ntng to elate
BY your august visit this brilliant ete President and
the members OF the Cerce Francois de Harmonic would
feel happy 70 embrace the opportunity to Join their
their sympathy and respect which has been rendered 10
Your Majesty in this country We have the honor
Your Majesty's humble servants,
DRLABiAr. secretary. A. SALMON President
. WINDSOR HOTEL, January /. 1873
sir-I have the honor to inform you that ~ despatch
your kind invitation TO the ball to be given by the Cercie
Francois de rharmouie
His Majesty further requests make all neces
eary ARRANGEMENTS Tor the ceremony OF
and wall early confer with you concerning details
nave the honor TO subscribe myself With respect
your obedient servant,
KAMALATA, Master Of Ceremonies
MI. j. Salmon, A. Flauraud, Delegates
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COMMON PLEHS-SPECIAL TEE
DECISIONS

BY Judge ]. F. Day.
kutan vs.. Acknowledgment OF divorce for
plaintIn.
Wintringhsm Va. Dibblee.-Two per cent allow.
once granted.
Same W. Same.-FindtnRs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-07

sale at the Metropolitan HOTEL Keeves' Billiard Rooms
and Millet Co.'S 437Is Broadway.
Music by Wallace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-07

spot where Mary Cody had been arrested. 1t was
Mays Guild. but she was too drunk to know IL.
The debauched woman was thrust from the room
and brought Down to iail and her child was given
10 charge to Miss Foster, the matr0n OF the Tomos,
who sent II to the Island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-07
BOARD AND LODGTss WANTED.

GENTLEMAN AND FAMILY WANT A SUIT Oh
n three or Jour furnished Rooms in family having
other b0erders; references exchanged Address AL
PHA. box l6l Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-01-07

James Tay!er, Joseph Crosby anu Charles STRAIT,
the burglars captured In Walker street on Tuesday
night by the Officers OF the Leonard street station.
were yesterday committed for trial, each In de-
fault or 1900 ball
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-09
MIScktlaNEoUS.
PATRONs OF. HusBANnRY.

AT present the Grange order contains, in
Pound numbers. based upon the returns of De
e"mber. 1874. $4,000 subordinate oranges,
distributed as follows: Missouri. Iowa aud
Indiana, each e,eOOJ Illinois and Kentucky,
each 1900; Kansas, $50; Ohio and Ten
nessee, each ], 100; Texas. 500; Georgia
100; Alabama and Mississippi, each $50;
Nebraska, 500; Minnesots. Michigan. Wis
eonsin and Arkansas. $50 to SO; North
Carolina, $50 ). Virginia and Pennsylvania,
each 400; South CarOlina, 325; New York,
275; California, ESQ; Louisiaua, 21O; the
remaining oranges lying in Oregon, Vermont,
West Virginia, Maryland. Florida, New
Jersey. Colorado, Massachusetts, Washington
Territory. Dakota. Maine, New Hampshire,
Canada. Montana, Delaware, Idaho, the In
dian Territory. Nevada and Connecticut. At
reasonable estimation, this would give
membership, male and femsle, of ,4SO, 900.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-09
DIR. JOHN GELLI6'S
ANTI. HIIIlnIIS EAMIIN pII

There Hreilrnt Pills will he uld sure remedy
t"r SoldHy al the EiUin"oh, Indigestion, ustiiUal
C"ns'ipHtioT. trs.Np Guile. Fever Lnd ARuO This
terrible ANT di.trcssirg diEt CRu with from two
I" fur dcscs be "Vcrp"WerOd anu has in nany
CRS"s f-cied cure with EtngIc rill. livery
pill being an ordinary dose. rthde.s them the
ch"HP's medicine in the world. srd thr CeTtb inty
of cure il q"AIl. q. w. have never found an. m
I" fnl Ia c"s,s at I"nt die. and all srbtwt,ic Al.
f"ctiOus. Thy purify the Ll,,Od snd promote
hrs hhS action Of the skin. Thev srs purely Vrre.
tail" "rd pcri'cI! ICe ftnm thing thai car d.
either p"'Imr""II t'H'pmsry iuiuIy 10 tho
S,.n"'L ~ B'we!s. ar to The general tysicm.
The'r pila had their origin in France, whore tho
medi inGl Ecirnce il isr sdVSnced Asd w,rn frat
nsd" in this country Icy the father of DR.. .9,ahn
Oriig, nDtir" of F'BBcC.
Til" follow ing letter. tom iI,ure ho have tcPtod
jed O"liiG's Arti Eiliou. Fra ily PiIia. sTe
EMMY "rnerd"t that y"U nav .Cr Rat rCrr't sNY
mcdicinc you will Br"Nk in thr stn,e manner:
AlriNT. W VA AWFust !. lS7l - Or O.Ilig &
CO. Gc"tl"msn' Ihad the oh'is'brfo's nitd vuur
pills. 'o"k one dos" 81 tw" pills only. kirli
prov d e"'c cure. believe IL ; cctisiu cure fur
ebiis end i,vcr.
YUT=s, " F. TAvLoa.
81 1871 = DIR OcIiig 4 Co., G-ntIeu. !: ts,a
been srtlrri'g fer fifteen ,oAFs rG,t With great
'o"k fcN' ~ Anti Riti, W Pill, hirhrurrd
mo e"ti,rlv. sd can sstely ,ccon.nprud th,m 20
any sth'ct"d in way.
You're truly, Many HUt7xrn.
HED0EsvtttE. Sept. s. 1871.
To oil "hom II may ronr,,n:
The i" I" certify th"t w"s ken with dyspcnsia
"Dd il c"n'inu"d IN -" for fur ycars aud a litho
tim" kent r",rirr worsr. ard during m iotc tino
~ NV iIncs', ruPrnSC md ct trsLt tucnty ply.
",riHns "v'n 'w""ft Ism from Brl'ituorr end rcne
~ ih'n did ~" any pcOd At lRei heard. al DR.
J"hu bCl:ig. nj " aVnrGtb'o Pa u cent for Tim Ia
visited me Int five TIME aud cUrcd me rrrirStIy
'"urd Wi'h pile. IIint tr"Iu tho relief gave me
that he is Que Of the beet pbySiriSns ev.tssw
RIcHARp BUrIHH.
DIRECTIONS. Two pills Wi b. to.pdseuf.
hri"ni purge or An "hnt u taken telir,e rsu,-
stp" ton on" pill every Utker in1rnIuR 10 Onward
For aPo' pills t~n Inuts letrrc the tine ~ l,ay.
ing chill. For child ak yosts old, helf piII
Will I've i'uNd " Nr!l. 49,
MHnuf"Giur" IN w"vnr,boro. Pa. on y under
the special dit0' UUn Ui DR.. J'hn Osliie
NJ. y. PFnETZ.
wsybrsb"r''. Pa.
r"ir' j" IN" United S.Htr' ct So rrnts per Rex on
HEnlbrsii'D I" ~. u Pfuutz wnypesI6rc, Pa
Non" genuin" mnl'Ss nSrk.d PhUtz. ~. n.
VI. u. PFOt1Z. wHynrEl0tO. Pa.
HnLEHAlE ACES.s - Thon,rfon, Lilly AGO.
NJ 81 Hanover 81 =, Baltimore
- w DRiien Cc., n. r.. corner Of Second an d
Calhhill streets. Fhilsd.ir hr.
=. &C ShriV"r. CUmhcriS I'd, Md.
Thee medicines chn lie bad oil the folio wing
agent in iCficrPrn County:
& F. Keller Cb1rlest own md Harrer's Ferry.
Nav 8. 'S74-iv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-09

9 Mr.. James 3. Pace. of Richmond.
Va. has made donation OF SIC, 900 to Ran,
dolph Macon College, with the promise Of
$4,000 more on certain conditions. This is
the largest donation ever made to the College.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-09
A Colored Martyr.

Disturbing the peace said his Honor as
Samuel, eolored. stood on the line.
'Sturbiu- the peace, Ell 2"
eyes, sir; you are charged with throwing
. stone through saloon window ~
Growing stone. Ell ~
eyes. sir; throwing stono aud then run
ming away"
''Ruunin' away eh 2"
YES, sir; what have you got to say for
5ourselr?''
'-Dey say frods a stun, Ell
''Yes, SIR
EAnd dat run away"
"Yes, sir
",And dat was co;ched?"
'Yes, SIR"
'-And dat was fetched here 7''
, Yes. sir; do you plead guilty or not
g7iIty %
The prisoner butsoned up his coat, shifted
around to face the audience and then stretch
ed out his arm and demanded:
@HhaT's de man who sayed frode stun 2''
M answer
''Whsr's de man who says run away?"
''WhaTs &c accUser ?''
The officer in the case had failed to put in
an appearance. we'll the witnesses. and
the prisoner was discharged. He left the
curt room with tlignf d step. and az crowd
assembled around him at the door he was
heard saying:
'Srosen l hadn't stood up dar and made
dem speeches! Whar' would be now"
And the old north wind moaned around
the gables. and tumbIed over the house roofs.
and sadly echoed Wharf
[Detroi Free Press
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-09

brThe new postal bill provides that any
personal---very. claiming to have iuclosed money
or articles of value in registered letter. or to
have not received the same. shall be punished
by fine and imprisonment, not exceeding
one year aud 81 GOO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-09
Another Charley Ross Case.

from TIE American Newspaper RoDorscr.I
CANON CITY. Colorado. Feb. 9TH, 1873.
Iessrs. Gco. Il EosceH d- E3
GENTLEMEN : About fifteen years ago I
was stolen from my parents at Indianapolis,
Ind. was =" yonng at the time do mt
know my fathers given rame. About all
know ia he worked in a newspaper Office at
that time. Y"u will. hore. take some in
terest in my case and see If you can aid me
IN finding my parents Enclosed. please find
two doll1rs which would like to be used in
an advertisement which you think would do
the most good. Yours. respectfully,
GEO WESTRROoE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-09

ONE HUNDRED EOLLAES REWARD
With" give 10 any prrE"n Who " 81 produce any
mcdi me Ihs. will Effect snccdy and per ieet
Cnte q the dIfeaaes herein menIionEd.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-09
EDeIrOn Free Press.

A LONG WAY ACROSS THE SrREET.-The
officers of the Western Union and Northwest
ern Telegraph Companies at Ma querte are
on opposite sides of the street Both of these
Offices, by curious coincidence. use the
lstters ''N. Y.' as their signal. A few even,
ings since, the operator of the Northwestern
heard a weather report addressed to Detroit.
and signed IN y" ticking on the instru,
nent in his Office Surprising the message to
enms from New York. he hailed N. Y"
and asked about the weather down there.
IN. Y - stated the temperature etc as so
closely resembling that of Marquette, that
the Northwestern operator asked:
''Who-are y"n2 ?"
''SIsrqne,to,"
''The ID you are ?"
"Why, am Marquette"
'We!l. so am ="
where arc you ~
sAcrnss the street,
1.-THE devil. Come over and get cigar"
The two lines at the time were cDnnerte
by repeating machine at Chicago, and the
operatives had been talking to each other BY
way of petr'it. Chicago and round the west
ern shore of Lake Michigan, a distance of 900
miles.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-09
Goa CH II TAXING
AND
Livery in Charlest0Wn.

L rership. under the name and stvle OF
STUMP HAWKS.
Will conduct the busInesa Of
COACH MAKING AND EPAIRING
In tie branches. gunrantyiug the Sect
ship nj sstisItctnry terms We tend 10 largely
increase the business nd max. TO q, der aud so u
keep on hand for saIe CARRIAGES, BUGEIES
ROCRA WAYS and LlG 1T WAGONS of the most
approved patterns. and OF IrriUr InateriaIs nj
warrant every article TO he recommended. We
shall have in our employ some OF the handle wh".
tor twenty years. or more. were employed by Mai
W. J. Hawks and also have the benefit Of his pres
cnce and advice. ana it will be the endeavor of the
new Fl rIn TO ma intain the reputation of HAWKS
COACH FACTORY. Old Csrriages taken in ex-
changefor work Ol hand .csnStautly. Second
nahd work which will be disposed OF at moderate
figures.
In addition TO the above. purpose giving our
attention to a general LIVERY BUSINESS, and
will keep good h"rses sud vehicles descrip
tion the accommoda ton OF the public
a. STUMP,
Aug -. ls7I-Iy. Aw HAWKS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-09
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whocping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Concentration

Probably never before in the whole history OF
medicine, has any thing won SO widely and SO
deeply upon the confidence of mankind, as this
excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
Through u long series of years, and among most
OF the races of it has risen higher and higher
in their estimation, ithas become better known.
Its uniform character and power to cure the va
rious affections of the lungs and throat, have
made it known n rclinble protector against
them. While adapted to miider forms OF disease
and to young children, it is at the same time the
most efcctunl remedy that can be given for incip-
lent consumption, and the dangerous affections
OF the throat and lungs. AS provision against
sudden attacks of Group, it should be kept on
hand in every family, and indeed as all are some
times subject to colds and coughs, all should be
provided with this antiLlote for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought in
cuTaLIc, still great numbers of cases where the
disease seemed settled, have bcen completely
cured, and the patient restored to sound health
by the Cherry PecfOrdl. So complete is its
mastery over the disorders Of the Lungs and
Throat that the most obstinate of them yield to it.
when nothing else could reach them, under TIC
Cherry Pecf0r0f they subside and disappear.
Singers and I'mGiic Speakers find great
protection from it.
Isfhma is always relieved and often wholly
cnrcd by it.
CheT7.y Pccforal in small and frequent doses.
So generally are its virtues known, that we
need not publish the certificates of them here, or
do more than assure tho public that its qualities
arc fully maintained.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-09
SCHOOL BOoKsA STATIONERY

SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
I HAVE just received from Phiiade lnIia com
1 Plcte lin" of II School Books uEed in the schooss
of our town, which sell at as low figures
any other house. Aay book hand can he
furnished in 4 fcv dnys. have also a large stock
OF Letter Cas- F"olscap. Note. Tinied. and Inira
Paper, With Envelope of all sizes ND Rhs res with
Slates, Pen kniders, Pens &c, all At low priceP.-
Call snd examine C. Keller.
Use s;uphte Of Lime to prevent our Cider fro u
~ turning sour, and preserVe lite sparkling
properties team he had At &c BELLER'S
(IRAED DUCHESS and Druxel's Vienna Co
VI logne. (the sweetest Out,I Ta ylor's HeIi"trope
HedyOssnis, CcraDiuIn. and Vcrheua wsters
Lubin Som s'ExtracIs for the Handkerchief Cen
uine FArins Col. gne, Love- Honey. GlYcerine and
brown WTndsor SoaOs, With great variety of
American Soapa. Tooth, Nail. CIOrhes and Hair
Brushes, Toilet POwders Z"zOdcnt for the Teeth
Aromatic VIM gar. cocaine. fos The hsit. whte's
Tooth Powder. Cthe incest out) with = full line OF
fancy goods to be had At e. F. BELLER'S.
ORIENTAL CREA NJ. the most elegant and del
" ica'e p operation for the Skin invented,
a lso HagAn's Magnolia Balm AID SNunTer-' Face
Powder. To be bad at c. F. REILER'S.
Use COaRUIins for mend;ng Chins. Gl9ss. Earth
u enware, Stone, Ivory. Wood. I.eaiher. Trim
kst-, Toys &c for sale by G. f Keller.
DEAD THIS.-Safsry rom fire iusurcd bv using
IL the Hang up Box Matches 300 In "A hog fer onIv
Eve cents. Can he had at Z p RELLER's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-09
HARNESS. SADDLES AND BRIDIRs.
DIR. 0fLIIG & PFoUTZS
CELEBRATED Tonic ELIXIR.
THE HOUSEHOLD REMEDY.

During thirty Eve yeHrs, Or. oeliig has been
usiUg thls Elixir his private practice. lie e
al the mosI sucCcssIul rhy sciSns in the State Of
Pennsylvania. lie practice has been extensive =
AL kinde OF diEeARtR have come under bic notice
al wherever Snd whenever he has nRtu lhis "a M.
coy has found IL to answer HE purpose Iodeed,
reliable and bcn fetal has he found Il to he IN
curing certain disrasrs. that lac hes kindly placed
il WiTi'in the reach of the pUptic, thAi al Who
are suffering from these iiRsAsrs may t.ke il and
regain thei' health, II will cure
DgsrsTsia. Eirk H.0d ArhS L.iuss 4 oaplsint. Ia.
GtmGI SOStIrSn'SS. CrGmp IN the SfOh.Atk GSrarsl-
Dis.Hs- If fh Skits General bsInliv, OF
Ue0knsss CAUSED by Erress. Imp ud.tes.
or ErPoaurS, 0nd gn
NERVOUS AFFECTIONS.
II is valuable tonic. d iII iinpart strength
TO the stm. purify the blood ar rcsore The Loaf
appetite. IL 10 nIso certain irliove all oEsrsc
t:o's 60 'ha teGuar of nature In frn,s I@s
rurnSirg the complexion and giving elasticity 10
Ais" sure remedy for tho di.eas.. o, s,..,.,
Strk",'s T th'o'osis. LsuchonhrS or y bites,
Womb Complaint Failing of the Womb SO -
Bur like all TCnCTirs OF this clRss ShUu ID be used
with cAutiun by Married LSdics.
ONE HUNDRED EoLLAES REWARD
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-03-09

AY Up All parties indebted to me are hereby
requested to pay up. Respectfully.
Jan. l2, 1875. JOS. Il. E4STERD3Y.