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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01


PICKLED CHERRIES. peck of cher
ries, one quart of best vinegar, four
pounds of sugar Heat the vinegar and
sugar together, strain, then cook the fruit
IN 1t till done. Leave the cherries whole
CANNING green currants is done as any
fruit canning is, but the following recipe
is worth trying: Gather when green, strip
OF the stems, put the currants into dry,
| clean bottles and cork, with rosined corks,
tightly Kept in a cool place in the cellar
they will be fresh for a year or more, and
are very nice in the winter for pies
GOosEBERRY JAM.-Equal weight of
fruit and sugar. Top and tail the not very
| ripe gooseberrieS, and simmer them in
sirup (made by boiling half pint of
water with every pound of sugar for a
quarter of an hour, carefully skimming)
gently till clear and firm Try little of
the juice on plate; if it jellies when cold
1t is done. Pour it into pots and, when
cold, cover and set in dry place.
| RASPBERRY MARMADALE.-Thre pounds
raspberries, three pounds of sugar, one
! pint of currant juice. Wash well together
and boil until they become as stiff as Jelly,
before adding the sugar. Be careful not
to let it burn. Another way is to omit the
currant juice, and boil after washing, ten
! minutes, and then add the sugar pound
for pound), stir we'll, skim it, boil for fit
teen minutes longer, then cool and pack
| away.
| STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE.-MiX two
| heaping teaspoonfuls of cream of tartar,
dry, among three pints of flour; add half
a teacupful of butter, little salt and a
pint of milk, into which has been stirred
a teaspoonful of soda Mix all thorough
| ly and quickly. Roll an inch in thick
ness, and bake twenty minutes in quick
oven. Then take a quart of strawber-
ries, and add cream and sugar to make a
sauce. When the shortcake is done, di-
vide into three layers; butter them, and
then spread the strawberries between
them. Eat while warm. The berries
should be small and not too ripe-but of
an acid f1avor.-COr. Cincinnati Times.
CURRANT JELLY.-Put your currants
into stone pot and set into pot of water
over the fire. Heat gently till the juice is
we'll eXtracted strain, but do not squeeze
if you want the jelly clear. Measure the
juice and allow pound of sugar (some
rules say three -fOurths of a pound) to
every pint. Heat the sugar in a shallow
pan, but do not scorch it. Heat the cur
rant juice, put in the sugar hot, stir and
skim WELL and boil together four minutes
Very nice if carefully made. A jam may
be made for the currants if they were not
| queezed-making the jelly by adding
raspberries and sugar, and boiling. Of
| course this jam would not be worm stor-
| ing, but is excellent for daily use. Jellies
are finest made from fruit not quite ripe.
Fruit should be picked on dry day and
not allowed to stand over night without
scalding, as it may not jelly.-Ohao Farmer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01
Currant Jelly.

A CORRESPONDENT sends to Scrtbners
Monthly the following recipe, which, she
says, has three advantages to commend it:
First, it never fails, as the old plan is
sure to do five times out of eight; second
ly, itrequires but half the usual quantity of
sugar, and so retains the grateful acidity
and peculiar flavor Of the fruit; thirdly,
it is by far less troublesome than the usual
method. Weigh the currants without
taking the trouble to remove the stems
do not wash them, but carefully remove
leaves and whatever may adhere to them.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01

who had so overwhelmed her with morti-
flcatlon and disappointment On the next
day the lady was raving maniac. The
gentleman in the case, however, asserts
that he was not engaged to the young lady,
and had no idea of it, nor did he know
anything about the wedding that was APP.
pointed for him. He doubtless tells the
truth, and the arrangements for the we'd
ding on the part OF the unfortunate young
lady were but the premonitory symptoms
of the insanity afterward fully developed.
Richmond (Va.) Journal.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01

"A lover of his race has a bit of in
formation for sentimental young ladies.
He says that as soon as baby's teething
begins the romance of married life
ceases. No woman can feel any senti-
ment for a man who travels around in
his night-shirt of hot summers eve
with a squalling infant dangling over his
shoulder. It is then that she stops call
ing him Darling" and descends to such
commonplace observations as: "John
Camfre, be careful how you hold that
babym
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01

--Gen. Eaton, United States Commits
sioner of Education, estimates the Child
population between the ages of six ana
sixteen in the rhirty-seven States and
Territories at about 10, 2S8, 600. An army
of 100000 teachers is needed to educate
this host of citizens and future freemen.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01
The number of ministers of the Cos

The number of ministers of the Cos
pei in the service of the American Home
Missionary Society for the past year in
thirty-three States and Territories was
952; 400 were pastors of single con-
gregations; 277 have supplied two or
three congregations each, and 215 have
extended their labors over still wider
fields Two missionaries have preached
to congregations of colored people, and
thirty-four in foreign languages Welsh.
German, French and Swiss. Sixty-seven
congregations were organized and sixty
three churches built
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01

The success met with by Col. An
thony in defying death is accounted for
by the fact that death is masculine and
Susan is feminine, and she's been pro-
tecting her brother against the other
tyrant.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1875-07-01

The Greeley neutrality-suspicious.,
speak up, speak out.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-21
s Hard Times No More.

GAVE CASH.-Wiy ,oGstc money, why ray
- 50 Tor a thIog thai. COSTS Is cents. Reader.
save motley. TIE Great N f. Dollar Sale, srnco
1873, has sold gopds to 1875 900 p,oplc. ItRow has
$5oO. 900 worth of now. useful, valuable goods
Oh hand. IL buy xBOlelT of first kauds and from
manufacturers. Il saves Is to so per cent. TO its
patrons , srery mo
Silver anu Silver Plated Ware, Glassware. Cut
lerV. Dry Goods, Hosiery g loves. Gtocerles TesR
CofeoS. and 100 DoO articles in Fancy Goods; also
i:'O xsi : aud books. and thousands
OF articles aud AEL. ut ea,E
sAMPLES.-1o suew quality, &C., of ourjew.
elrv we will aend any OF the following tor 1
each with portage Try en-. article and We shall
chased OF PLAN. wedding. onyx, moss agate.
perb lIa,r chain. S1.19: ladies' elegant opera
chains, s l.i5; solid gold masonic or l. o. o. F.
ladies full Sc. pm and drops. either gold en-
anesed. coral bar. jet. spar. eoraline pearl,
onlv u ~; splendid set sleeve bni tons studs.
81 eleEant Jet and gold braceIers, LIS fine
knife. $1.06; erant SILVER cup frosted and gold
lining 8 IL; four fue plated dessert spoons.
Sl:12; fine mee,s.henm plpe. To- case, $l.66.
BUT BUT77BUT We cannot hero give a list
Immense i1sL. therefore, send for our paper. the
ALMIGHTY DOLLAR. circulars. DC, &c. We can
save money 10 Won; make s 10 go far as s 10.
We want agents in cveiy town: Apply soeu.-
No risk. No money needed. We are endorsed
oy 47.oOO dehGhted rat oDs. See 500 letters
printed IN on pager. We send nv mail express.
money returned. No order slips" tickets or
huInh1R: Ranenber. we sell everything al 81.
ONE CENT--Send postal card for ali naeded
CncunenIs. We need 10000 LADIES' as agents
ahead. Send only to 81 OR4tISTON 4 CO., n.
=. DOLLAR SALE, SIS Dromfieid St., Boston,
Nov.uh.r a 1sz,-on
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-21
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

: a cotton mill has been started at ITALIA.
hassee. Florida.
bsrs 1885.
-FIorida papers report an almost total
failure of the sponge crop.
80 Arother St. Patrick is wanted in Ire
land, asasnake has been dise1rere1 in County
Wicklnw.
= Ninety four thousand dogs killed twenty,
eight thousand six Euadrcj sheep ia Georgia
last year.
The average manufacture per moth of
SEWN. machines By the Hsriog,ous at lion,
\: T, is 200
: sizty,one membcraofiho present EI.nse
N2t, RspFesento,i"es,were soldiers Of the Con-
feders;e States
Y Mrs. Matthew Grswo}d, of Connect
euSS>had Governors for father, brother, hus-
band, Sa2, aad nephew.
= Theldi<cnvery Of process has beon
solid mass as hEzd marble.
Albion. n y. claims that Is 600
bushels of apples are to be shipped from that
place, before the season is c!nscd.
The Baldwin Locomotive Works. Of
Philadelphia are engaged in constructing
number of engines for South America.
- The Cornish Maine, slei III mnnrfac>
lures have turned on, about 500 sieighs this
season, and are doing thriving business.
= The adoption of the name ''LurlSday."
to displsce ''Sunday'' or ''the Sabbath" is
urged by of the religions newspapers.
= An ingenious Swedish wood, carver is
making set OF chessmen fo- the Centennial
Exhibition, typifyins the present struggle in
Germany
= While blasting in Lexington. W., few
days ago. $50 pound rock dropped through
the roof of the f.h hatchiug house, destroy
ing ABOUT 5000 fish.
< Gold is fund IN largo quantities at
Canton, Ga. Mr.. Dial of Canton is said to be
panning out one hundred dollars worth dav
BY washing the earth There is great deal
Of excitemeu. about it around Canton.
An international game of chess between
Frsnch and English players. to be commenced
soon, will last two years. the moves to be
made By telegraph. Such tria of skill CO
cured in 1855, the Frefch winning.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-21

1I>nls entirely instrument pos.es.ing all the
L essential qualities OF more expenpive and
higher priced Pisnos offered lower price than
any similar ono now in the market. II 10 durable
with nis gniticence of tone hardly surpassed aud
yet can be purchased pl ices nd within
tho reach of all. This Instrument has all the
modern Improvements including the celebrated
"AgrsfTe'' treble and is fully warranted. Gaia
logues mailed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-21
T.ERsON'S IIAGAZINE.
iSstoJe Pre-, Ittid on all SnLscriptions.

:. ~. = ISL va 0tA ASttOeCF tPLoHSe
eSsEvery subsctibSr for 1s7ewiIl be presented
viii s,,psrp, Iarge-sized sseeI engraving Of
OF the Declarati M OF Iddependence.s Tsis viii
be : Peterso:l's - Centennial CUT. %
So T1ErERsuN.s M AGAziNEs contains.
coareG fy Berlin q sse Yss -
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Great improvements will BE- made 10 1876
Giles ON the,GTeat Ex7 ibIiiOu at PhiladelPlla,
wiiica wIIi alone ,txorth hesnhseliption prlss.
TAey Wit bs approprJately called
Tie C.ntenSidi IN Pen and Pencil! <
The immense eirculatione of Peterson" enables
llslIments. stories, &c. &c, than any other. It
gives more for the money fnap any int D. world.
ITS THRILLING TALES AND hOFELETTES
Are tue best published auy where. All ihe most
popular writers ate employed t0SSrits orr 9inaly
Tor Peterlod:" In 1916, in addition 10 tile usual
anantity of short stories Five 0ripinal Copy
rl2nt tuTsl"ttes will be gwen, by Mrs. Ann s.
Step rms Frank Lee Benedict, NrE.E. n. Bur
nett. ard others.
Mammoth Colored Fashion Plates
Ahes'i'o OF all 'ott ers. These pintessare engraved
FOR btauiY. They viii DO superGIy coisrsJ
Also. household and other reccipts; in short
eve -ytGlng interesting to ladies'
n. B.-As the publisher nGW-pre-pays the pos
taSe TO all mai! subseii bers Peterson is cneap-
or than ever; IN tact isthe eLeapes in the world.
TEHaIs (1iiirnEs in l4drUncel $40 A YEAR.-
copies Tor $3.50, 3c' PIES fur 81. 0-with copy
OF t: espremlnIu 1ueZZGInt (2l 26) s''CIrIstInas
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COMMIssIONER,S NOTICE.-

A T the instance OF Jacob NJ. Buckley and N.
"A White, Trustees of Lewis c. Ken, y. the cred.
itnrs of Lewis G. Kemp hereby notified TO pro-
duGe for proof. before me at my office in Charles
town. the Sd day of January. 1876. their claims
ag n.ss,l said Kemp Emp az, CLkoN MOORE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-21

I + is adj idRed. ordered aud decreed. that this
i cause be rec0mn.ltted 10 the same Commits
sI.''Ier IS. Geo 7. BrOoke) with instructions to
correct an error IN addition IF the lieps apparent
on the lace OF said report, and TO consider ard
sWer OF: SAID james W. Shirley fled during the
present Term, with instructions to amfit any
furtaerf liens on tue reaitv of said James ~.
) .lrlcy which may be presented and proved bn-
fore ham, having given notice as ordered in tho
previous references.
4 COpi-TPstc.
ROBERT T. BROWN. Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-21
WATERS
NEW SCALE PIANOS

are the b 81 made Tho touch elastic, and q fne
singing tone. powerful. pure ind even
WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS
canu"t be excelled ia tone beauty; they defy
composition The Concerto Stop is fine Iuita-
ton OF the Human Voice.
PHcEs EXTREMELY Low for -cnsh during this
Mouth. Monthly Inst.Inents received Pianos,
$40 to $50; Organs. SIS to $40; Second hand
Iustrnmenu. S3to SIS, monthly after first Deposit.
AoESTs WANTED. liberal discount to Teachers,
Ministers. Churches, Schools. Lod ges. ETC. Special
Inducements {" the t'Ade.- illustrated Catalogues
Mailed. HORACE WATERS SONS. 4Sl Bros d.
way. New YORK. Box 1857. :.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that will proceed. on
Thursday the 9th day of January, 1876, to ex-
ecnte tue provisions of the above decree, at my
Sthce IN Z arlcstowu, between the hours of 8, A.
M, aud 4, p. NJ.
ST. GEO. T. BROOKE, 81.
Dec, Ill III. nrnSaa
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-21

Nofice is herehv given tnar / will proceed. on
W ednesday, the 5!h day of Jannary. 1916 to ex-
esnte Tho provisions of tho above decree at my
%flce In Ch3rIestowu, between the hours OF 9, A.
- ST. GEO. T. BROOKE,
Dee. z. lS15-1t. Commissioner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-21
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. ;.

L" tie Ctr~t Court of jefferson County,
TPiryi"ia. i" Term, Noe 15,I1s75:y
J.F. c. TALBOT .Jr,, Plaintif,l
Jas. ". SHIRLEY. &C.. Dsf'ts =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-21
NitTJCE.

>, Notes is hereby gwen that will proceed. on
the provisIons Of the above decree at nv oftice
IN Cn;iTlestOwn, between the hours of O. A. NJ,
ayG 4 r. N ST. GEO. T. BROOKE,
Dec. z, IS75-4t. ~ Commiss;oner.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-21
=oOMAISSIONER's NOTICE.

n, the Circuit Court Of Jefferson County,
IEesf ;.F1rgi"in. !" Term, Rop.9, 1875:
LANDAUR BROS Plaintiffs,
against
JOHN 8. EASi ERD4T and 9TH IN Sh%NcSA1
ers. Defendants.
(Erfracf from Decree
WHEREUPON it Is decreed that tLis ear.e
w be referred to st. Geo. T. Brooke, n Com
missioner Of this Court, vita objections to en-
oalIe aud report to the next term:
i. WHAT amount rs due to Compliments on q
lien on. tue Tealty OF tHe defendant John g. Eas-
terday, and what liens to ant other creditors
VITO may come forward emu prove their debts.
3 WHAT re al esFate sald defendant owns which
IS liable to tle payment "f isis debts. with the
value Ead auuusl rem al value OF the came
3. What Hens exist against the whole or any
portion OF The same. with their order of priori-
ties AND of application as to PARTICULAR portions
of the whole.
4 Any. other matters he may deem pertinent
CT any OF tbs PARTIES may require
True E1tract-Teste.
ROBERTT. BROWN, Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-21

Z rs1A1-Es Ions contamination until
they were painfully afiicting, have been radically
cured In such great numbers in almost every sec.
ton OF the country, that the public scarcely need
ssrofiSoas poison Is one Of the most destrue.
tive enemies OF our race. oNeni this unseen and
stntion, and invites the attack Of embedding
tai diseases, without exciting q suspicion OF its
s sse sen on som HeTSe
occasion, rapidly develop into one or other of its
StsIs IN t Sh eae may be sudn
deposited in the lungs or heart, or tumors formed
In the LIVER, or y shows its presence by eruption!
the body. Hence the occasional use Of q bottle
OF this SGrsapGSiUa Is advisable, even when mo-
aicted with the following complaints generally
Ind Immediate relief, and, az length, cure, by the
Rse,i,is, Seaid Head, Ringscori;,, Sore Eyes.
Of Se,of iiIous disease. Also in the more con.
cealed forms, as Dyspepsia, Dro1Sy: Hedrs
he vsrions. Blcsroas Affections Of the muscular
and nervous systemh -, ,,....., NJ,
cured bs tboa agS ions time "a r
CURED for stibduing these Obstinate maladics by
any msdisns But iong.sS9ninaaned use OF TINS
or Whites, Uterine iUIceratioms, and Female
Diseases, are commonly soon relieved and nltt-
effect: Minute directions for each case are found
IN our Almanac, supplied gratis. RheMm nfisni
nattera IN the bSod yied aney q
as also Lfrs'' Co'rrLni"fs: Torpidity, G0nGes-
dice, when arising MS they often do, from the
rankling poisous IN the blood. This SARSA-
P1R1IL44 issa great rcstorer for the strength
and yigor OF the system. Those vino ARE Lam
gnid and LiStLrss, Dependent; Sheerlcss,
and troubled, with Nervous ApT,rehensioYs- or
FeHrs, or any OF the afections symptomatic OF
WenEsness. win find immediate relief and con-
yincing evidence OF its restorative power upon
PREPARED BY
Dr. &c. AVER & CO., Lowell, HIass.,
Practical and analytical Chemists.
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HARNESS, SADDLES ANB BRIDLER,

MANUFACTURES on REPAIJlED.
Al CaarlesfOlrn, Js6erson Costnty, ISsyinla.
THE Dndersig n ed respectfully RnnoUne- E=A
II es 80 the eltiasns Of Charlestown anot -
vicinity. that he ia eOnst4ntly ma king and =
repairing Carriage. C &, Buggy Cosck aud IS aoH
HARNESS, SADDLES, HktnLkS, uALTERsSs
Sc, in the moot dhrRble mtPher, and the most
modern style of workmanship, and ~ thoft notice
and upon Living" terms. NV work commenas
itself All ask Is share ofthe public pa trona ge
or Call upon me at my Embellishments Mar
ket-Horse square.
HENRY d .-MlDDLEKAUFR.
November, iS66-ly
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MEcHANICAL'
DAvfr.H. coczatir- fJosrrn II. coerHitI
DAVID II cocKRILL q SON,
.ARGHITEOTS 4 BUILDERSsl
CharlestoHn, Jeferson County,
Shariesto !, !. n n. :, :, : s.erson Comfy,

nUR expersence IN the business y hich We adrer
" ttae 70 our th~rorg acquainta
rithitin Allsts branches enable ansure the
public that any work entrusted viii Re exe-
ceted in the krnanlike ma and with
ths utmost dispatch. Having stood TO their posts
IN the Con:ederate army during the four yeari
struggle which it 30 painfully encountered, they
have located in their native county where their
services offered in brildng up the weste place.,
and in carrying out practical recon stfuetion.
Particular attention given at all times 20 the
draVirg rfl plano and speciheuiions; and inithe
contraction OF
GECMETRICAL STAIRWAYS,
Observation-Disclosures is.roqniTed. they are sconfden
that they eanpot be eurpassed By any Eorkmen in.
the Valley of eirginiA.
o. Being veil known in the comrnunitys they
deem ituuneeessaFy tosay more than that ordefas
left for them viii receive prom PIT attention.
April >, l66S-H
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COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE.

In the cssadD C.airt,.of .J.fs,son- County,
Hest lIrgi"i". an Tern, Me-. 1S, 1878:
JOHN BRIsCoE's Adm1ni.tra-,
( tot. and Othsrs, Plaintiff, ---
against zSIS CHkSCiRY
JN0.T. HENELE- and others
DsIoIdantS,-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-21
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen that will proeesd. on
MUnHaE, the 81 dav of LanEarr, 1915. to execute
tile provisions of the foregoing decree at my
d, tlce III Char!est0wn, between tue hours of9. A.
n, and 4, 2. M
ST. GEO. T. BROOKE.
Dec. 4, lS1S-4t.
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PatapScO AInmOriated G0IUhIe
RHoaRHA~"


Ao9RH TD.
Manufactures Especially for tbe whest c,op.
hFIHG introduced this fertilizer into J,e,y.
80, "a I, i .oanty very generally hast season and
so.e ~ N Io we hands Of our bfsi Iarplefs wea,S
Don pIepaTeG 10 oteT u upon its inertia alone snd
VII give the best county ferenees IN tef's
veiqe as \ Wheat Producer II IL an iels ~ ~
driis xtlI n. t .5or2ughy psaRiPg lated. spd
I'O' 'ne cps mat have been tbreshcd and leeI
or steo IN say ing it can not be eIeelIed.
SsnS SiII be made N favor Of large or6eSs--
wAsHIHGToN & 1IPPiTT. Am.
or JeHs5son, Clarke and Frederick coon lies
JehersOh County Circulating IibrarY.
HAVE opened Circulating Library Tor the u..
-. 81 me public generally, and will keep III the
worS Of she best authors, and al other books
hoV, and will be receiVin the newest puiara1IeSG
esery week The terms are tbese: Zach perssrr
condition. u dsmag td The party psys sop a.
AgS: Kent. % cts. per week in sdvsnce
: June. y Is,s. GEoiT. IIGRT.
iURE YOUR CoLDs.-Miiler,s Comm. sy.,gI1
CO. o. taoarhSuud Reed's syr Livervort, BHIis
Soogn syrup: JAyRes ExpectorAnt; WistaysS Igsi-
SaEa Wild Cherry Ayers cbssry Pee,or.I |. AZ
5 IN and Halle Lung Bllsam Cooke Wine a.
nm. y n isnATts Pine Tree Cordial; Forrssts Ju-
rTItper I11. Boseber's Comp. syr Tar and wild
ChsrrJ Piso's Cure: ScbTinerss PulroorTr syrrn
IN iaet All the proprietary medicines 10 Be had
---=--=----- ~ r. BRLLER's.s
y So PPLsPEs siass-sprepRTed BY the Seven
:, S,Dz1A Inpauy. Abingdon. Vir9fnfs. Thfa.
pTeparation j. 1.-THE 81 ltsof MibsFa sprin q
oDtsiued BY Evaporation Of the gTaters u Il pnF.
Chrome Date is9 sFsss r. ssss'ss q sss SKI.
serosHiH, Piles Old forea snf TsInors,
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va: slgsTs 10 he found ~ :
9an. y, 1870, g. E. EElLER's.
81
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1875-12-21
(ErtrQct from Decree

IhrtFNck from Decree.)
I T is adiudged. ordered and decraed. that the
i report in t:iis cause, filed March 18th 1875, be
tullS confrmed sntar as the same is not except
edo, aud ss Eorstae-excsPtion the Court uitll-z
mt the said report to-the SAID Iommissioner,
With Instructions to take -anJ further evidence
on the poi .t1excepted 10 which the parties may
desire, or he may think necessary, with further,
instructious to retnrn alternate statenen: q.
Showing how thc respective accounts tor rent
Of limitatious be- applied 10 such accounts. and
how thev will sta q If no such application he
made. rcturnIr foil data as to the times Of the
APPLICATION OF the said statute. But before exc
cHtlng tins order. the Commissioner shall give
such notice by publication, as was before given
by EiIa.
. True Extract--Teste.
ROBERT T. BROWN. Clerk.