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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-04-06

fechial remedy than any other. Those who have
not know that it cures theirneighbors and friends;
ana all know that what it does once 1t does al.
wHy5-that it never fails through any fault neg.
elect ofits composition. We have thousands upon
thousands of certificates of their remarkable
OF the following complaints but such cures are
known in every psighbOrhood, aud we need not
publish thein Adapted TO all ages and conditions
III all climates; containing neither calomel norany
dectertOus drug, they may be taken with safety
by aiiybody Their sugar-coating preserves them
ever fresh, and makes them pleasant to take, while
Celng purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
their use in anyquantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate
it into healthy actiOn-rcmOve the distractions
OF me stomach, bowels liver, and other organs OF
and by correcting, wherever they exist, such de-
Engagements as are the first origin Of disease.
Minute directions arc given in the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
rus rapidly cnre:-
For GsJaISelIsi.a or indigestion, ListIess-
mesH, 1-'1nguOr and los. Of Appetite, they
sb and osHS no 70 % , ie seot-
For Liver Complaint and its various symp.
t .ssS .,,,.I; as L. SICK tSSd-
i0us Collie and Bilious EeVeTs, they should
ge Judclous!y taken for each case, TO correct the
diseased action or remove the distractions which
For DyGcntery or DIarrhuea. but ono
mild dose is generally required.
For HhcunHatissn, Cont, Gravel, Pal.
Ptt3t:0n OF the Heart, Pain i'm the
uousIy taken, as required, to change the diseased
action of the system. With such change those
For DrOpsy and TbrOpsscaI SweIIfnea
they should be taken in large aud frequent doses
to produce the effect of a drastic purge.
For Suppression n large dose should BIO
taken as 1t produces the desired effect by sym
patty. =
AS Dinner T'iU, take ono or two T'fHs to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action. restores the appetite,
and lnvigorates the system. Hence It IL often ad.
yantaGeons where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerably well, often finds that \
dose of these PITS makes him feel decidedly bet
ter, from their cleansing and renOvating effect on
the digestive apparatus.
Or. j. G. AVER d co., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS, U. s. Il.
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COMMITTED ron TuxFr.-On Saturday
Jane Adams, coIored. was arrested for theft
She hSd been employed az a servant at the
Carter House in this place. and number of
articles having been missed search warrant
was procured by Mr.. LeisenrIng. and an ex-
animation Of the premises of the negro wo-
man, in the Southwestern section OF the town,
disclosed theits beyond even the greatest sus
picion chairs, wash tubs, irons, bed clothing,
wearing apparel, &c. &c, belonging to board
we'll as the landlord, being found and
identified. She was taken before Justice
O'Bannon, and after an examination was
committed to Jail to await the action of the
next Graud Jury.
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GenMenle1

The AMERICAN FARMER for April con,
tains much matter adapted to our farmers and
gardeners. Fertilizers for Spring crops oc>
curry considerable space, aud every branch of
farm work, trucking. gardening, dAirying, &c.,
has full attention. Lite stock, poultry, bees,
&c, are also treated upon. Published by
Sam'l Sands g. Son. Baltimore, at SLIGO a
year, OR 81 10 to clubs Of FIVE or more Spec
inen numbers sent free on application.
BKkNsLET SHERIDAN,
-IuE WIr,THE DKAMArIsr, The ORATOR."
the subject of a Lecture by
CHARLES DAVIES. ESQ,
Before the L'teraryS Society at Washington Hall
in Charlcstowr,
On Thursday Evening, April Sth.
The Public cordially invited Seats Free.
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TO the Public.

Ts1HE undersigned having uurc' asedtrc curi-o
Stock of M-vcna"'iIze f:Ou Mr. George f.
C"rdell, pre;,! ed to OiIar the pniic great
Inducements AS they Ornu"~e doing IL CASH
BUSINESS t1cy have marked their ro9,.5 at e.:
COUNTRY PRODUCE
will be taken i'll exchange for Gnods at Market
price. :.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-04-06

CHURCH DINNER AND SUPPER.-Wele learn
that the ladies of the Baptist congregation
were we'll pleased with the financial results of
the dinners aud suppers given By them at
Washington Hall last week-the entertain
ments netting them, is we are informed, in
the neighborhood of 500.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-04-06

SoMETaING New IN ALExANDn1A-A
few nights ago, the congregation of the First
Baptis. Church of Alexandria, Va, as we
learn from the C"=e;tc, called, one after
another, within az hour or two, at the home
of the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Penick, formerly pas
tor of the Baptist Church in Charlestown,
each one depositing on the table of the dining
room ''onc pound of whatever useful article
his or her fancy had provided, thus making
what is Familiarity known in other localities as
Pound Party" Many pound of sugar,
coffee, tea and various other such things had
to be stored u~ny by the family tina, night
The genuine surprise of ii PASTORS houses
hold is described as specially Interesting, aud
the occasion altogether was very pleasant and
prrf;abIe.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

Jefferson County, set:
In the County Court, March Term. 1873.
ARDERED by the Court that hereafter there
" sIall be but one Grand Jury Term in tach
year in this Court, which shall be at the July
Term in each year. except that q Grand Jury
ray be ordered by the Court at any Term as the
Law provides.
a CopY-Teste.
no,o, 90 ,e,z I. A.hooRE. Clerk.
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THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

AG o4A4G O3 hLo1 t1AO4H1dS
Jefferson County set
. In the County Court. March Term. 1875.
TNHE COURT makes the following appoint
i ments of
Road Surveyors
in the different Districts of this County, for two
years from April lsr, 1875, VIZ:
For Potomac District james A. osbourn.
:: :. Shepherd DlstrictTLee H. Moer.,,
/" Harper's Ferry Dist.-Thos. W, Dill Ow.
CharlestOwn District-John Marshall.
Osburn Is divided into two Districts, the Ber-
ryyilEe aud charIestown Turnpike to be the dl :
vidInR ne..
Win; g. Frazier. Surveyor of the Western
Henry sta md Surveyor of Eastern District.
Middleway Dist1Ici, David F. S .Oemaker Sur
,vevor OF SOuth ern End, and Josiah Watson
Surveyor of Northern End.
And it is ordered that the sail Surveyors of
Roads make annual report at the Levy Tenn in
compliance with Chapter 49, of the Road Law,
Acts of Is12-75.
Copv--Testc.
March 80 1861. a. Dlo'f' NierS'
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CROWDED. Our.-The contributions of
"Scrubator" are unavoidably crowded out this
week, but will appear in our next.
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soMETHING NEW.

HAVE just received three bbIs. of tho celebrated
/ "BLUE FISH" tncy arc only caught in TIN
Ocean. in tbe month Of Drc"rDbsr and are rrputcd
to be the mCst delicious Of Fin.
GEO. W. It. KEARSLEY.
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$50 per Cop for one Year.
CLuR BATES:
Change ofLOcatiOn.
WOODEN GOODS.
SHANNONDALE FLCT0RY..

THE undersigned respectfully informs his for.
mer customers AID tho public generally hat
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LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
i" the charIestown Post Once, April Bird,
1875:
Ladies'
Miss Anna McDauien; Mrs Adlne Mer>
rill; Mrs. Fannie NARROW, cold.
Gentlemen.
Daniel Dinkle & Bro; James Haas j.
L. Logan; David A. Lee.
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead letter Of
fee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised
G LEIsENR1NG, P. NJ.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
,,.EooE al tho purposes of Laxative

Perhapsnoonem eii.
cine Is so universally
required by every
body US a cathartic,
nor was ever any be.
fore Sc universally
adopted into use, in
every country and
among all classes, as
this mild but efficient
purgatiTe PtII. The
obvious reason Is,
that it is a more reliA.
BILE and far more eE.
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Jefferson County. set :
In the County Court, March Term. 1915.
ORDERED tnat tile Surveyors of Roads and
" other persons having claims against the
County, present them properly authenticated to
the Justices of their respective Districts, before
the May Term in each year.
Copy-Teste.
,,o,o,, On 1919 o. 1. a. Nl"okE' Clerk.
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DARING BURGLART.-A bur ;larious en-
trance was affected into the store room Of M
Jacob b. Brown, on Main street. IA this place,
money, with groceries, dry goods, &c, Of
much greater value-in all ainotuting to some
$50 or S70-was taken thercfrom. One Of
the large glass in the side of the open front,
next the door, was broken by the thief or
thieves, whe then crawied in the show window
and raising the tuner sash, walked directly
into the store. extracting the money from two
different drawers. and securing the goods from
various parts of the store-evidencing perfect
familiarity with the entire locality. This
robbery. to say the least, was daring one,
and If a clue should be obtained az to the
guilty party or parties. Gas may be.) the law
should be prosecuted against them to its
fullest extent. In the meantime, a steady
hard. keen ear and we'll loaded pistol is the
suress guarantee against visits of this kind,
and every merchant should be the possessor
of them-if not in mis- own person, at least in
the substitution of subordinate
ENTEKFA1SHENrA AT " p CHURCH, Han
PEAS FERRy.-A fltsical entertainment to
gether with an elegantly selected aud arranged
Feries of Tableadx, and combining tlso other
Interesting features, will be given in the NJ.
p Church, Harper's Ferry, on Wednesday
evening, April the 7th-the proceeds for
the benefit of the Church. This entertain.
trent has been in preparation for some time.
We wish it success, and advise All to attend
Ow1Nas HousE.-This well>kuoWn public
house, (the old "sappington," under the
.PrOprietorship of DIR, o, II. Owings, started
the new year beginning the 1ss day of April
with new Clerk, Mr.. James L. McGlone,
and'also with new aud handsome Register.
We trust that the efforts of the Doctor to
maintain the reputation of this hotel will be
fully appreciated by the public.
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TuE MISSIONARIES AFLoAT Norfolk
papers of last week give an account of the
sailing of the Presbyterian Missionaries, Revs
Geo W. Leyburn and Geo L. Leyburn with
their families They sailed trou Norfolk last
Monday (29th of March, about noon. in the
fine English Steamer San Marcos, direct for
Liverpool. Interesting religious services were
held on board the ship, and large crowd as
sembIed upon the wharf to bid them adieu.
CIRCu1T CoURr,-The Jefferson Circuit
Court continued in session last week, the
greater part of which was occupied in the
trial of the chancery cause of VIM. A. Mar
shall vs John Marshall, involving about
81 900, which case was given to the jury on
Thursday afternoon W. II. TraveTs for
Plaintiff, and G. J. Faulkner and G. NJ Beltz
hoover for Defendant. The jury was dis
charged on Friday. having failed to agree.
REcovERED.-We were pleased, several
days since, to meet SIR Harrison Lloyd, the
head of the family that We reported as being
poisoned in our last issue, and to learn from
him that both himself and family were about
recovered from the effects of the poison. MIR.
Lloyd still attributes the affair to accident,
and attaches suspicion TO no one:
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I AIDES, Misses. and PhiIadeIphia Shoes of the
II best quality made to order AIsn, Women
and Childrens PeEged work, just received for sale
by GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY.
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DEATH, OF DR.. Sr1LEs.-Rey. Jos. c..
Stiles, DID, for many years pastor of the
United Presbyterian Church in Richmond,
Va, died in SAVANNAH, Ga. March 18th, in
the ef5s,tieth ;year of his age. DR. Stiles
will be remembered as the powerful revivaist
who visited Charlestowu and. other portions
of the Shenandoah Valley about eirh. years
ago, and made such lasting impression upon
our people of all classes, tocall of whom the
announcement of the death of this veteran
soldier of the Cross will not fail to carry with
i. a pang Of regret. Another faithful warrior
has gone to his reward Peace to his ashes
His funeral took place from Grace Street
Charch, Richmond. on Friday week, the
services being conducted by Rev. DR. Read,
while remarks on the character aud ministry
ctthe deceased were made by. Rev. DR. Je,er
of the Baptist, and Bishop Doggets of the
Methodist Church.
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NOTICE TO TIE
Merchants and Public.

THE undersigned purpose conducting FOR
4 wARDiSG AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
for the PURPOSE of
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JEFFERSON L1rEsARY soo1ErY-owipg


JEFFERSON LITERARY SooIErY.-Owine
to the inclemency of the weather on last Fri
day. Mr.. Davies lecture on Richard Brinsley
Sheridan. before the Jefferson Literary Assoc
citation, was postponed until next Thursday
evening at n o'clock. Expectation having
already been on "tip-toe" for more than a
week, will have to remain in that uncomfort.
able attitude for yearly week longer We
are credibly Informed, however, that nothing
less than an urroar among all Of the elements
viii prevent Mr.. Davies from being heard on
next Thursday. 'postponemeDt We con-,
slider fortunate for our friends in the country );
for, as the Spring will Be week further taald-
Vanced the nights should be milder, and the
Almanac informs us that the moon ought to
shine. Thursday instead of Friday night,
the usual time for the meetings of the Literary
Association, was selected because Washington
Hall will be occupied next Friday evening by
an amateur Dramatic Society from Shepherds
town. Those in the country, therefore, who
are determined at all hazards to hear Mr.
Davies lecture on his brother Irishman,
brother wit and brother Htieratcur, may avoid
disappointment by remembering that the usual
time for the meeting of the Literary Associ-
alton has been changed to Thursday. And
it will be we'll for all to remember that unless
they come early they may have to stand in the
aiSles
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I ARGE GiyeeriDe Bale Of Soap, only ten cents,
- 70 De bad at C z BELLER's.
IALE's Honey OfF1orehoUud and Tar, the great
- sPeeihc for the cure of Coughs, Colds, iphu.
enza, Sore Throat and ell Lung and Bronchial
complaints, TO be had at
March % 1918. G. = RRILRRps
THE POCKET sToVE.-This stove can readily
be carried by any one travelling in or6i-
nary pocket for house use tits iudispensAble-
The most convenient article Of the biOd ever got
ten M. Ic he hGH at C. E. BELLER's--
huRASG'S Rheumatic Remedy 10 . sure cure
IL for RbeumRtiSm N all iis formS-it is pulely
sale by c. z. BELLER.
March -. 1878.
NHALAGoGUE. for CbillS soid By
" August u, 1873, GEO. 7. LIGHT.
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THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

March 80, 1s75-st. = = 7he''''E' 0'eFN'
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DENSON'S Celery and ChAmOrniIe Pills. They
- prepared expressly 10 Headaches,
NeurhIgia and NerVOusuess. For sale by
Jan. 70. 1875. q. r BELLER,
DCRANY'S Rheumatic Remedy IL a surs cure
~ for Rheumatism in all its forms chronic in.
humatOry, muscular. articUlsr, sehtjc. &c IL
IL trial. c. p. RELLER
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uAsuE srIcuLArIoNuN HIS ryr9

The STATE Journal saws Speaker HainCs
has speculation in his eye. II he has we
failed to see it.-Cttro Bulletin.
so il was the editor Of the Batletin. in
stead of the Journal, who thought he was
playing the part of Hamlet in the "gho>t
scene" whunhe was comnuning with
the Speaker. Ghostly as the Speaker
may have seemed TO the Egyptian editor.
IL keen observer would have detected in
the eye of the former. glimmcr of
speculation on the effect that the in
terview was likely to have on the latter.
Go to. Oberlv thou lackcst penetration.
No speculation IN the Speakers eye. in
deed! Why there is nothing else. The
man who doesn't know that l.. VI. llainrs
was bent ON speculation when lac sold
himself to the Democracy for several
times more than he is worth. has no sa-
gacity. -SpTH2feld Journal
Nothing but speculation In the eye Of
Speaker Haines Th. is the assertion of
political journal that makes prctcn,ions
to sagacity, and the evidence offered to
prove IL. is that the speaker sold himself
to the Democracy. The evidence is not
good, aud an infant in Illinois polite,
ought to be aware ofthe fact. Mr.. llaincs
has not sold himself to the Democrats. lie
has not sold himself TO any party. lie
stands alone, wrapped ~ the solitude OF
his own individuality. or words to that
effect Disgu>t,d with the Radical party
he lett II. For time lie stood aloof.
cursed by Republicans, Democrats and
Farmers. lie endured the abuse until he
concluded that he was in need of some
thing in politics, when he gently gobblcd
the Independent Rciormers and then the
Democrats. lie took both parties IN and
patronized them by permitting them to
elevate him to the Spcakcr-hip of the
House. lie does not speculate. lie is a
little party TO himself. aud when he find,
ii necessary swallows one. or two. or three.
or NIL of the other parties. \ spccuator
he is not. \ Iaines man he uudoubt.
edly is.
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and was the friend Of nobody. lie grew
up to life Of usrlcssncss, and when we
last heard OF him he was editing small
evening newspaper and had no opinion
on any subject. lie was in manhood
what he had becnin youth-nothing, and
very little of that. Maybe Davis is Sol.
We have often thought he was. Hnt
what has that to do with Coming, g. a..
ing SCHOOL,
A. we have said. we like Comings' sug-
gcsiion. We won't spell, but there is
Major Stafford; Drs. Smith. Dunning and
Wardncr; Editors llarrcll and Davis;
Rcys. Gilbert and Wallar; Col. Taylor,
Capt. Halliday, Mayor Wood, Aldermen
Halliday, Morris. Saup. Nrlli>, McEwcn
McGaulcy, ThistlewOod, Waldcr, Malhuss
ana Wright, aud others, would. Mr..
Fisher would no doubt also take hand,
and Barclay. Schuh. BrOss. Phillis. Irwin.
Fitzgerald, Mctcdlf. Lynch aud Hawkins.
Aud the ladies who would spell are le-
gIou. We will not name them, lest Bul-
let Head of the Sln should say we had
dragged their names before
the public unnecessarily 49, for fear
the Gentle Genuvra should aim at Us one
of her switt-,peeding arrows. We have
no doubt Il spelling match might be
made a success. Who will lcady Don't
all speak at once.
The last spelling match we participated
in was a racy one. Ii was in a country
school house, and the attendance wa
large. Prominent among those present
was-but What ha, this 10 do with Com
ing,' spelling school; Nothing We are
sure; and therefore We drop it like u hot
pOlator.
The spell is broken. Let IL spell.
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san franci,cJ Jary men.

They have peculiar iurymcn IN san
Francisco, In january, ChimmaD.
named Nuh All TOoug. was convicted
of murder. Recently, when a motion
for anew trial was being argued, one of
the inrymcn made an ALI Iavit to disorder
~ conduct in the .idry-room. in which De-
ours the following development: "Whcn
they returned 10 the jury-roOm one OF the
Jurors produced a bOulc OF whisky and
several packs of cards. Tie Juror, PLAYED
card, some for money. all night, during
- At" ','"v tl''ro "'.' ou" bottle of Wills
Ky urduk' Altcrward, there was a bot
llr OF liquor OF some kind, which aiiiant
tppN 10 b" cocktails, introduced into HE
Jury-rooln ana drank by the Jurors during
tnrlf deliberations upon the QUESTION al
the guilt OF the accused During Inc
nlght there were two or three bottles of
| liquor drank by the jurors. In pIuyiuU
'lris crackers were used. with Mlucl, .ry-
eril jurors seemed to bc abundautlv SIM
p.led' as representative of money
Money was also used by the p.ayer,
during their deliberations alliaut wns fire.
! qu"hlly insultcd and threatened Win, n.r.
>nllal violence. IL went 80 far al on. time
| lillthl wa, compelled 10 call in the dem.
| ~ Sh"rllt Tor protection. Had aiilanr
| lIuly, UNDERSTOOD the facts of the ease and
me date when the murder was commit
| Hnrhr never would have consented To
| the verdict w
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ROBINSON, OLD JOHN

Old John Robinson, lac Of circus fame
has been solicited by the people of Gin.
cinnati 10 become candidate for the of.
flee of mayor of that municipality. Tn
Gle john a. he is familiarity called bv
his friends in Cincinnati. is Democrat.
owns million dollars worth Of real cs-
tate in the city, enjoys the reputation of
being thoroughly honest man, with no
party Interests 10 serve and with "A
thorough contempt for everything in the
shape Of rings-eXcept the circus ring
or cliques. Though Dem
ocrat, he is the candidate OF
the Gazette and has the good will Of the
Enquirer and other OF the daily papers.
The office sought him, not he the Office.
Ills election is probably certain, and AT
tins distance from Porkopolis, we believe
Uncle John Robinson will run its muujt.
ipal aiiidrs as successfully in its interest,
as he has done the show business in his
own,
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A THOUSAND or so colored men. ostcn
sibly Labor league" called on Pre,i
dent Grant n few days since and request
ed redress Of grievances inflicted on
them by the city commissioners. The
President refused TO see them. and after
al animated protest from one of the lead
ers at the despotic conduct of the head
servant of a few people, the crowd
moved of and left the President 10 the
peaceful enjoyment o: his cigar. Since
this occurrence, the President has de-
scended several feet in the estimation OF
the loyal Africans of the District.
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The advertisement of the reward Offer
ed for the one copy OF the Memoirs OF
George the w., SAID to be the only one in
ms country, turns out to have been an
advertisement with different end in view.
The book has been republished by
Adams, Victor * Co., OF New York. and
VIII have many purchasers who will be-
induced to buy the book out of mere
curiosity. The trick was sharp one. and
the gra'uitous advertising the publisher.
received woul1 have cost them otherwi.,
many thousands of dollar.