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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-11-02
Heal Thyself."

The Peoples Common Sense Medical Adj
wiser, book of about 900 pages, illustrated
with over $50 engravings and colored plates,
and sold at the exceedingly low price of 81 so,
tells you how to cure Catarrh, oliver Com
plant" Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Sick, Bis
llous, and other b Headaches, Scrofula, Bron-
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peculiar to women, aud most other chronic as
we'll as acute disorders. 1t contains important
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This work answers just such questions so fully
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Address the author, r. V. Pierce, NJ. D.,
World Dispensary, Buffalo, N. Y.
From the Lafayette Daily Courierl
A VALUABLE WoRK.-Dr. r. v. Pierce,
OF Buffalo, distinguished in surgery, and the
general practice in the profession he honors,
has made valuable contribution to the med
ical literature of the day, in comprehensive
work entitled f"The Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser" While scientific through>
out, it is sinsularly free from technical and
stilted terms. 1t comes right down to the
common sense of everyday life DIR. Pierce
IS noble specimen of American manhood
He has sprung from the people; and, with
many sympathies in common with the masses,
has sought to render them a substantial SER
vice IN this the great work of his life.
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SYNOD OF VIRGINIA.

In our last issue we gave a summary of the
first days proceedings of this religious body,
which assembled in Staunton, Va, on Wednes,
day, the 10th ultimo. On Friday, the records
of several Presbyteries were read and ap>
proved.
The report on Sustentation was read by
Rev. DR.. Atkinson. which favored the plan of
cooperation on the part of Presbyteries with
the Central Committee of the General AS
sembly. After debate the report was unan>
imously adopted. ~
Rev. Richard McIlwaine, D. D., of Peters
burg, Secretary of the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, delivered most earnest and eloquent
address upon the subject of Foreign Missions
Addresses wero also made on this subject by
Rev. DR.. R. L. Dabney, of the Theological
Seminary, Rev. DR.. Theo. Pryor, and Rev.
DR.. Sam'l R. Houston.
Rev. NJ. W. Staples, agent of the Virginia
Bible Society, spoke in support of the cause.
He was followed by Rev. T. L. Preston, who
presented the cause in forcible manner and
urged it upon the attention of the members.
On Saturday morning the committee on
Presbyterial reports on Systematic Benev-
olsnce made their report. All were reported
correct except Abingdon, Greenbrier and
Montgomery. The action of Montgomery
Presbytery in receiving Rev. C. NJ. Howard
without examination was excepted to, and the
exception sustained.
All reports from Presbyteries are to be
made from April to April.
Rev. W. E Baker presented the report on
Sabbath schools. Reports had been received
from all the Presbyteries except that of San
Paulo in Brazil. All the reports are very en-
couraging; and the churches are evidently
taking great interest in the cause and are
making steady progress. The statistics given
by the repor. are as follows: schools, l7S;
teachers, 2,212; scholars, 1862 number
admitted to the church, teachers So, scholars
522 amount contributed to Missionary pur-
poses, sl,9S0.44.
Memorials were presented and read Of the
following deceased ministers JOS c. Styles,
Francis Bowman, 3. Gilderslceve, VIM. Pin
kertOn, Geo. W. Leyburn.
The Rev. DR.. Lefevre, on behalf of a ma,
jority of the Committee on the records of
Lexington Presbytery, appointed at the last
meeting of Synod, presented a majority repor.
favoring the adoption of the recommendation
made to last Synod excepting to the action of
Lexington Presbytery in which it Identified
Rev. DR.. Ruffner from the ministry. After
an extensive debate, consuming large part
of the session, the majority report was adopted.
Rev. E. Thomas gave notice of an appeal
on the part of Lexington PresLytery to the
General Assembly. On motion, the Mode,
ra,Or appointed Drs. Pryor and Lefevre
committee to defend the action of Synod be-
fore the General Assembly
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The ceremonies were concluded by the
singing of Luther's grand anthem, ga Cas-
tie of Strength is our Lord, )" by the Gesang
Verien, of Virginia; the Richmond, the Phil
harmonic Association. and other amateur
singers, numbering nearly one hundred and
fifty male voices, accompanied by the COM
bined bands that were in the procession
The city at night was brilliantly illuminated,
and there was gorgeous display of FIRE works
on Capital Square.
The statue, which is situated on the north
side of the Capital, midway between the
Washington Monument and the Governors
mansion, and between the main avenue of the
Capital Square and Capital street, is seven
fee. in height, and represents the General
standing clothed in the uniform worn by him
at the time of his death. His left hand is
resting on his sword, which ia planted on a
portion of broken fertilization. His head is
turned to the right side, the hand of which
holding glove, rests on the hip The fol-
lowing is the inscription upon the monument:
Presented by English gentlemen as N
!, tribute of admiration oflths pa
itriot aud soldier ss5 ti.v .6,ass.sre
THOMAS ]. JACKSON, &aas
and accepted BY Virginia in behalf :
of the Southern people. Done in ii
the hundredth year of the Common -T
wealth. goo ~ &c s1s.s s.il So w.. s.
''Look there stands Jackson like stone
WALL"
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HARPER'S FERRY,

We learn from Washington that Attorney
General PierrepOnt, and our United States
Senator, Hon. H. G. Davis, have been in con-
sutation about the prompt disposition of the
membranes which have been blocking the
way to an improvement of the valuable water
power at Harper's Ferry for the past few
years. ItappeaFs from the expressions of the
Attorney>General to Senator Davis that he
regards the delays that have taken place in
the disposition of these matters as unueces>
sary, and agrees to make such prompt move
meuts as will settle the question as to title at
as early day as possible after Judge Jack,
son shall give his decision in the suit now
pending in the Federal Court of this State.
which he expects to do early in November
1t would therefore seem that the delays in
this important matter are now near at an end,
and it is hoped things will now be put in such
shape as to utilize this valuable property at an
early day. 1t appears also from the report
that several applications have recently been
made to the Government by private parties of
large means, looking to purchase of this
property, and it would seem from the express
sion in regard to them, that if it should fall
into their hands it would be utilized in such
manner as to be satisfactory to the citizens
of the place and surrounding country. and of
great advantage to this whole region.
HartinsJurg Independent.
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NEWS In BRIEF.

The printing materials of ]. w Gentry,
State Printer, hare arrived in Wheeling from
Charleston.
The telegraph announces the election of
another Democrat to Congress from the State
of Oregon-a SON of Gen. Joe. Lane.
= George Pool, of Frederick county, Va,
fell from wagon on Wednesday week, and
the wheels passing over him inflicted injuries
from which he died in few hours.
= The remains of Gen. George E. Pickett
were transferred to Richmond from Norfolk,
Va. and escorted to Hollywood cemetery,
on Sunday week, where they were Inferred
MIA. j. Hobsou's shoe store, in Wins
chester, was entered-by means of. false keys,
it is supposed-on Sunday night week, and
goods to the amount of more than s200=car-
ried off. u ,-iZi aFsf9isst Is e5s3iSaiJ
- The Legislature will convene in Wheel
ing on the 10Th inst. The Investigating COM
mitteo charged with, -inauiring into the
charges against the auditor and treasurer of
the State are now in session in Wheeling.
"A meeting of the survivors of the
StouewalT brigade was held in Richmond, on
Tuesday night, to take steps as may be
necessary, to transmit to posterity correct
and impartial history of the brigade. A COM
mittee was appointed to collect materials aud
data, and report at somefuture meeting of the
brigade. saeira2 81. q sse7#..,- - enc
= President Grant, with members of his
Cabinet and other leading Government, Off
eials, visited Baltimore on Saturday week, to
enjoy the hospitalties of President John w.
Garrett at his country scat of Montebello.-
The party spent spent the day in viewing Mr.
CARROTS place and in an inspection of Cliff
ton, the site of the Johns Hopkins University,
and returned TO Washington in the evening.
IT, Virginia City, Nevada, was visited on
Tuesday with disastrous conaagration, which
swept away all the principal portion of the
place, including tho mills and works of the
Consolidated Virginia Mining Company, the
Catholic church, telegraph office, railroad de-;
poland various stores aud other buildings
The total loss is estimated at between seven
and eight millions Of dollars. Great destitutiou
prevails, and thousands Of houseless people
are camping out on tho surrounding hills
The greater portion of the business part of
Austin, Miss, was burned the sams day.
- 1t is rumored that J. A. Loweubach. of
Harrisonburg, who has Away been considered
one of the souudest mon in the State, has
failed. The amount is not reported. 1t is
also rumored that Hon. VIM. Mines, of. the
onenanuoau Iron WORKS, mas suspended.
Alexandria Gazette.
The Rockingham Register coutradicts the
report in regard to Mr.. Mines, and says ..If
it means that the firm of Mines & Houck
propose to suspend making iron, with stock
of $500, 600 in metal made and paid for, it is
Dearer the truth. The firm of Mines g.
Houck is one of the most substantial in Vir-
ginia, and anything derogatory to their credit
is totally without foundation - af-.
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re- The new City Hall, in Baltimore, was
dedicated on Monday of last week, the o.
casiOn being celebrated by procession of the
military, fire department, and various trades
and industries, and speeches by Mayor Vans
SAINT and John Il. B. La.robe, Esq.
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BOOK AGENTS AND GOOD SALESMEN

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AGENT in Charleston, S. c reports 81 orders !;
one in Ninety Six, S. c., lO6; in Va, 247 an
other III Memphis, 200 orders, taken in three
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THRESH YOUR WHEAT!

FARMERS who wish their wheat tLrcsI,od .
i aud want II clean and thoroughly done will
90 well to call on tho Undersigned. His Mucliins
(tie EnIptrc) Is one Of tire very best uInITuJac-
tuIed, aud Is guaranteed Ia do its work m tho
best manner Possble. full team of horses viii
also be FURNISHED With the Macine when reces-
saTy. ORDERS left with Mai. Jas. law. HoofI
Charlesiown: Will receive pTOmOt attention.
July ISI6-tf
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A Penny Saved is Penny Earned
$4,000 GIVEN AWAY

We viii send the SPIRIT or JEFFERSON, usual
price 500, aud tie LOUISVILLE wtEELN
COIIl'iCAI'--B OIII'naI.
usual price 100, postage prepaid on birth papers,
Tor ore year, for $50.
Tho Weekly CONVERSATIONAL is the great
NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER
1t viii, on December Glst, 1875, distribute i'm
partially $4,000 III valuable presents among ita
subscribers. and every subscription sent tbI0npi
receipt for ii,iS distribution.
October 10 ioTb
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Bickford & Huffman
GRAIN DRILL. 1,.l

WE would invite the attention of Farmers
will be found oh exhibition in the Court. RouPo
yard, where We viii be pleased 10 explain its
merits TO all. It requires no extended notice by
the preSs, neither agents cauvassinE tho county
to work IL up, Il has the reputation over tho
entire comm ry W mere known the best aud most
reliable SecSer and Distributor of Fertilizers
now made, and wherever used you'll never sec
buncGinE of CTaiu.
This Drill is ready to go into he field with any
aud all Drills IN tho county or State, uulsr n
C"mnittee of disinteIcsted person., SOW
Wheat. Oats. Beams, Barley. Corn and Fcttili-
zers, and tic only place 10 let each -rnachIne do
Its own talking. For sale nv
JAS. LAW. HoOFF 81 co.
WE have two or three Drills of other fneto-
w rieS. in perfect order. for sale usry Tour.
Sept = ISIS. JAS. LAW IiDOFE d co.
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N A r RIED.

On the 7th ult.. in the NJ E. Church. Harper,s
Ferry. by Reg J. A McFaden, assisted By Rev.
more county. Nd, and Miss KATE MYERS. of
this county. -
Near Dufticlds, on the 10Th u1t., by Rev. A. A.
T: Meei, ADAM L. LINK to Miss AMAND shy
DER-both of this county
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Where the Money Lies!

A GREAT many farmers have found IT to bs
n in good Stock, Poultry, Grain. etc Tho
AMEIIcAE STOCK JOURNAI. tells all about these,
and may bc had
A WHOLE YEAR FOR Sloo.
Just think of it! Nearly 400 pages OF this val
liable information (eHclusIve OF tinted cOVeIs)
one year. VetcI iuary advice without charge
IMPROVED STOCK FREE,
as well as many other articles, TO those getting
M clubs. Agents and Oti ers having a IittIe
spare time. can make excellent wages and do
others good. bv obtaining subscribers; 10 cents
secures specimen and eNnHims how do 1T.
Address POTTS BROTHERS,
Oct. 20. ParlCsbnrC. Chester co.. Pa.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

A Ii pcrsgns knowing Themselves Indebted Tn
"a the nDdeTsiRned for Subscription to tho
Wdrt az, .. Semerso9 Advertisements or job
Lest attention, nS it is necessnry to haye tho
lect by law. s. nAICapS'
July u, lSI5-tf -A@-NAEAN'-'>
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SCHOOL NOTICE.
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

TNo LEWIS JUDD ana AMOS SMITH:
You are hereby notified that ON the Sd day of
November. 1915, will move the Circuit Court of
Jefferson County, West Virginia, to RppoInt p
Trustee IN the place of said Amos s. Smith. the
Trustee uamed IN a Deed of Trust dated the S0t b
day OF Juue. 1868, executed by said Lewis Judd .
to secure the payment OF two Notes for one bur
bred dollars each. bonring date June seth, 1865
JuiC. 1872 aud 1918, respectively, aud Of record
among the records of said Jefferson County.
Clarlestowu, October Sth, 1878.
BENNETT WRIGHT.
October IL. Is75-It
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THE sMoKER,s PET

I'hE Novel Unnon'uming Cigar, Pipe, and CT
gar Holder:-The merits Of THE invcn ton arc
At once appreciated by every smoker, az By using
gar all smokers can use The leaf tobscco.s a. ts.
than one tenth the expense of a poor Cigar nispep
eng entirely with the cumbTOuS Ald WriKhty pine
tins being hIWHys clear and free from any siTon9
or Gily taste. Tor sale by c. Z. BELLER.
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FALL GOODS |
FALL 6OODS!!

A MOTHER New Stock of Goods just received
~ from the Eastern Market. to which We call at
Nov. ., 1878. s.LAw. HooFF CO.
Gross CUT, Circular; Mill. Hand. Butchers.
~ lemon, and Wood Buck saws-A complete
stock ON hand and in store. For sale by
Nov. JAS. LAW. HOOFF kCo.
MoRNlNG Glory, Perfection. PIain, G slvanized.
W W IAPaned. aud the Gem Coal Hod.. for sale
by JAS. LAW. HOoFF CO.
MEAT Cutters and FilIers-Perrys, HnIe's,
W stour's. and the Cbampion-for sale by
Nov.2 JAS. LAW. HOOFF CO.
GOAL. Clover and Timothy, Flour and Meal
Nov ?. Jas. LAW. HooFF CO.
SHoYELs and Tong'. Poksrs and Fire Dogs,
y s complete stock i SIs sale fS y Hooyr
TUsPADoREs.-Just patented Sept 18th, 1878.
=, Call aad examine at
(1ORN Peppers, Graduated Measures evsrv
~ hoaIeksePer should have this commodity. For
sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF ( co.
T ANTERNs and Lantern Globes, cheapest in
ko tor For 'Al' 5 Z LAW, HoorF.co
TEA Pans and Coffee Pots. Stew Pan. and Tin
Nov,2. JAS. LAW. HooFF CO.
THE incest a'sorsment of Chamber setts in the
county, and very cheap. for sale BY
Nov ?. Jas. LAW. HoUFF CO.
9 GRINDERS Pat C.teh-the uiee., thipry.,
Nov >. 1878. '- jG e LAW. HooFF K co.
GEO. T. LIGHT selling Cashmere BOquet Soap
geo. +. LIGHT is selling Lamp. from 40 cent.
- TO so-very beat. Chimneys cheaper than
CCHOoL BOOKS sold lower BY Geo T. Light
= than any one in town. Copy Book. and 10
Paper 20 eents per quire.
November 2. 1875: GEO. T. LIGHT.
CYPRESS SINGLE and North c.rolip. Floor.
~ ing for sale b5 STUMP HAYES.
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NOTICE.

May 4, 1875
PRIME OAK SHINGLES.
J HAVE Tor sale 2. 900 No Oak Shingles. which
4 will be sold Al reasonable price. Cali the
Tin and Stove House of
J n YESTERDAY.
September %. 1875
STOVES! sToVESH! SToVEst.t-A ,.l.pd.
Office Stoves just received and Tor GaIe AZ IivisS
III. EAsTERDAYs
UINCEs.-I have bushels OF Mise uinee,-
" Call early if you wish to get some, al The Tin
'p s. S.eTI ao .: OF; Of III EAsTERDAY
SToESEE e. POLISH good article just resolved
J.H. EAsTERpAys
September %, 1916.
A CHOICE assortment Of Fine goods on bald
ahd Tor sale at living rates Love Letter Square
tooIs; molasses Cans, Fine Tea and Coffee Pots
1 1Aek ham msrs, Coffee and Tea Strainers Bastin1
sPSSns AZ sizes. GEaters, Knives end Forks Tor
enhoren' Sewing Machine oiI.Ts, Toy Cups and
selves, ! n FISTFpnIv N'-
May IS 1875 " -A' ''0'' HOUSE. Main st.
FRUIT JARs.-Ma on'.-cone.d.d to b. IN,
sale by jas Law EnnGE sl.1 . ~, Tor
pLoUGHs-If you need q T-o.b or,. PIo,.h
.,ndorn Iatea to please or no sale. try the Heck.
M.rebIs, 1875. JAS. Law. HooFT eco
DARrs Green of absolute purity aud .t,.,1,h
4 HGm the oldest and most reliable Paint H5uss
SEED Potatoes for by
- June %. 1873. BERRY BROS.
L niee'At HESDERSoH'S'
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AGENTS WANTED

SPECIAL RATES TO CLUBS "A club can he or
paniZed In every cnmmunltv. Orders for tickets
filed per Express. C. o. d. Circulars giving
full description of the Enterprise sent free.
No Approximation GWs-Eoery Prize
Paid in FuH
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A PPLE BUTTER and Milk Crock, Tor Gale by
~ Nov ?, 1878. s. 8. DiLGARN.'
Flour, for sale by
ID November :, 1878. S. DALGACS.
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S26O.OoO,

LOWEST GIFT To A WHOLE TICKET. $50.
Lowest Gift TO a Coupon Ticket. $40.
Price of Whole Tickets $500, consisting of FIVE
81 Coupons. Price of coupon ticket 81, which
Will entItle the holder to adD'issOnto the rand
Concert and TO one fifth of whatever gift may be
awarded to the whole ticket number.
This is a golden opportunity TO secure q for
tune for q small mYestm. Mt.
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NEW Crop Timothy Seed for sale by
~ JAS. LAW. Ho0FF co.
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NEW sTOCK

NEW STOCK
best PhilsdelPhiR Shoes Tor Ladies' iust re-.
~ cetTsd alec other season. b 10 goods Sucb n,
arms, Canton Flannels, Brown and RleSeh.d
Domestic Cotton Prints, &c.
Sept. %. 1875. GEO. w T. KEARstrv
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NOTICE.
ESTRAY SOW.

fAME to the premises of the undersigned, II
~ miles East of ChArleskown. about the middle
OF September last, WHITE SOW, with blue
list down her back, and unmarked. The owner
will please come forward, prove property, pay
charges. and take her away.
Nov. 2, lsI6-3t. HERBERT L. RRISCOE