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A LII wanting FRUIT FARMS, especially
IA adapted to The growth OF the ghercit
lssu established success and pave Large Front
Fhe iAnI is also adapted to the growth OF feeehesP
Pears. Apples and small fruits RlsO, Grains SrHss
AID Vegetables.
Many hunatsds Of excellent vineyards, Or
chRrds and Farms, San nov be seen.
THE LOCATION a. OEly - Iniles south OF
PhliRdelphiR. by Railroad. il a mild, delightful
climate. and Al the very doors of The New YORK
and Phila1elphiA Markets. another Railroad
rune direct.tO New York.
THE PLACE lie HiTeGdy LARGE. SCcCESS.
FULAnd PROSPEROUS. Churches, Schools. and
other privileges arc already esUGblished. AlsO,
manuiGctOTiee OF Shoes, ClOIhing, Glass, Straw
GoOds. aud other thiugS, - which different Nom
bers OF a family can procure employment.
Il has been =
Hoa1th ReEeEE
for some yCars past Tor people suffering irOGa pull.
nonGry affections, Asthma, CAtGrrh. AGue, and
debility many thousands have entirely recovered
A nsW Back HOIe, hGs jUst been completed, 100
feet front. WlIh back buildings, four sIOrios high,
Including French roof. aud all A. AdCrn improve
meuta for the accommodations ~ vlsiIors.
Price of FARM LAND $4,000 per Acre
payable by ,ustAItmeuIb, within Ihe PeTiOc OF i"ug
ye1Ts. In this climate, planted out to vince. 30
AcTcs III and VIII count fully AZ much Ss 100 acres
further north
Persons unAcguEinted with Fruit Growing, can
become familiar with il in I abort time on EeSSunt
of surrounding
FIVE ACRES, ONE ACRE, and town
LOTS, in he tSwrS OF LAunlSvilis aud Niuoisrj,
also for sRe.
land can he Visttsn at EmE!i E1P~nse
ApAper containing tuil 10 formation, viii he cent
,,HD. HHpfsr.r,,1 In
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FOR THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
FOR MAGISTRATE.
FOR CONSTABLE.
BALTrmoRE, SATURDAY. October

WE are authorized to announce JOHN w.
w STEELE rs n candidate for Constable. in
Osburn District. If elected he promises ~ faith
FIJI performance of the duties pertaining to tho
office.
August l. 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-10

PUBLIC SALE,-The attention Of our read
ers is directed to the following Public Sale
advertisement in this paper:
Tuesday. Oc'oJer 17M-Personal Prop
erty. by Edward Tearney, Sheriff.
Saturday, Ocfo6cr 2lSt-Personal Prop
erty, by Edward Tearney, Sheriff.
Saturday, October 2lS.-Real Estate, by
John Shelter.
Wednesday, Mo0ember 1a.-Real Estate,
by D b. Lucas and Frank Beckwith, Special
Commissioners
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-10

JOINT n. T.. Bracket,
of the Storer College, made a political speech
at the Town Hall, Thursday night, chiefly in
arrangement of Democratic rule in West Vir-
GINA, bat also to some extent on national poll
iticS, Mr. Is is admittedly a man of consider
able shrcwduess and a plausible speaker, but
thu task he had undertaken was too heavy, and
SO far as force or argument was concerned his
speech may be declared a signal failure. To
attempt to decry a State government as dis
honest aud extraTagant in the presence of
people who had seen their taxes reduced by
1t from 100 cents to Is cents on the 500.
was to speak iu the face of overpowering facts.
The slurs of the speaker on Mr.. TiIden's pri-
vate character, and his illusions to the now
exploded charge of false return of income was
a descent into the region of low political mud
throwing which the Intelligent portion of the
audience had net expected.
Maj. U L, Bryce of Clarke replied to MIR.
Br>cke't iu d speech that frequently brought
down the house b.. its pointed wits, and the
discussion en- both sides was conducted in a
proper spirit
Coz. F. W. n. HoLLIDAY.-We learn
that efforts, which pron.iscto be successful, are
making to have this distinguished gentleman
deliver a speech in Charlestown during the
present campaign. This will be good news to
our citizsns generally. to whom it is very graf
flying that Col. HIS speeches through Vir-
GINA, as eIoctor at large, have been every
where received with the most outspoken
enthusiasm.
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IT is largely to your interests to read the
advertisement of j. Goldsmith in this issue.
Rare bargains are IN dOubtedly Obtainable at
the Twin Fronts. Don't fail to read it, i
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GENTLEMEN will remember that Messrs.
Z. Heller Il Co Of Winchester. Va, keepa
fre line Of Cbthing, Boots and Shoes, and
that tor S3.23 you can buy n very good Over
coat, and tor $40 Il pair OF fue CuIt>skin
Boots. X
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Use Truax's Vegetable Hair Grower for
badness, dandruf and all irritatiOns of the
scalp. No cure, no pay. For sale at Gill
bert's Drug Store, Harper's Ferry
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School and Blank B"oks, Box Papers,
Chalk Cruyons and all kinds of writing ma
terialnt GiIbcrt's Drug Store, TIarper's Ferry.
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AN opportunity is offered the Ladies who
will visit Winchester during the Fair to see
the handsome display of Hats aud BOnnets at
2. Heller & Co.'S.
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FRUIT LIARS.

M LSoSs Improved Self Sealing Frui, JGrs-
IIl qnAViE and half g~AII"nS- iUSt TecFiVsd by
June 10. 1876. n w. 7.
CODA WATER for cooling and refreshing pur-
. poses, can be obtained at Light 4 NitebSil'G
Drug Store from this time on. Fruit Syrup. pure.
Is tickeiS far 81: artificial Syrup 20 ticksis for
81. We will give you WhHtSVsT Syrup you cell
foI Sars1parj!IS 10 nothing stronger. We hsvS no
Root Bs1 for boys. but will give them tbs best Soda
in town. Or. Owing - and NT. Thomas viii fur
Eish AL the beer they have license 60 mix W. bars
Hons LIGHT q
IGHT & MITCHELL have for MsdirigEl pur
- poses French Brady, Rye WhiSksy, Ale,
Porter. lager Beer and VIM
Juns -, 1870.
DOwOER N The cheapest and best
L Powder and Shot in tbS county. fer saIe by
JAS Law. HOoFF \ co.
EISE Line Of Palate. Oils, BruGbsS, VGrSiSbes,
l. TuTpen uDs, &c. jUst received and for ssis by
JAS Law. HOOFF d "a.
(NHCRSS. Horne Boz kets nsasaTss, Ksgs, Bach
= etc, Tubs. he FOR sale by
Nov rs IFS JAS LAW. HOOTF d co.
IRON Wash Kettles d sizes Of the shovs gsoSa
the cheaper 10 the Market. for "a - BY
JAS. LAW. n 4 20.
THlNBLE SksinS End Pipe ROxss. for saLs ~
\ La w. BO0EF . CO.
(+K Shingles. LHths, PGIings aud Lumbsr. for
Feb. !. 1916. A LAW co
A LADDIN Security oil. also Vests Eo.1 Coal
Jan. Is, 1915. c.E. BELLER's.
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ELECTION TICKETS printed neatly ard
promptly at the Spirit efice.
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EE- In another column will be found the
advertisement of the Gem Organ Company.
The Organs manufactured by this Company
have no superior aud are warranted for five
uaorS
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MEssRs, z. HELLER u Co, Winchester,
Va, have their Fall and Winter Opening of
Hats, Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers, &c, on
October the 10th, 11tb, 18th and 18th. A
treat is in store for all who call, and every
one is cordially invited to attend. 4
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-10

NJ ASoS's Improved Self Sealing Frui, Jars
w quarts and half gallons just TecsiVsd ny
June 10. 1876. GEO W. T. KRARSLEY.
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FINE Pocket Cutlery, Razors, Scissors,
Carpenters Rules and Pencils, Revolvcrs,
Cartridges, Fishing Tackle, Violin aud Guitar
Strings. all at low prices at Gilbert's Drug
Store, Harper's Ferry.
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Dry Goods, Notions, &C.,

which he IL selling at rNteE lower than the SANS
goodS could be bought A. before the war.
p- Highrst market price paid for ali kinds Of
Country Produce.
May %. 1876.
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TIE New SltvER scuEME.-Few fl.
nancial propositions have ever suddenly
attracted 30 much attention as the bills
recently offered in Congress which pro-
nose 10 authorize the recoinage Of the old
silver dollar and to make it u legal ten
der for all amounts; and also to hasten
the period when large stocks ofSllver can
he made available In monetary transact
lions by legaliziug the issue Of certificates
based on bullion deposited in minis Tor
the purpose Of having it coinedinto sill
yer dollars. 1t is supposed that this new
scheme is favored by large majority oil
the members of the House OF Represen'
tativcs and also by a majority OF the Sem
ators, and that il It's passage at the pres
ent session is preventeditwill only be on
account otthe obstacles interposed by the
rules. The fac1 seems to be conceded
that there is nothing in the laws relating
To- government bonds or the terms on
which national loans were contracted
which prevents their redemption in silver
of the old standard. The bonds arc TO he
paid in coin, not necessarily in gold, and
ab the time they were issued this
country had a double standard, one
being silver and the other gold. II
is only within the last few years that the
coinage Of the old silver dollar was in
cidentaIIy. suspended or prohibited. As
Il matter Of fact rits coinage for CONNER
cial purposes had been practically dis
continued for many years, mainly be-
cause the silver dollar, Under the rcla-
tions formerly existing between silver
and gold, was worth more money than
the gold dollar, and it was therefore
driven from circulation. Now, however,
All entirely new state OF things has been
brought about by the remarkable decline
in the value Of silver during the last few
years; and the proposition to make this
change advantageous to the interests OF
the debtor class, the producers Of silver
and the government has suddenly gained
30 much strength that its adoption is at
least possible, il not probable. This
new way Of paying old debts" naturally
encounters the deep antagOniSm OF many
of the holders OF government securities
and other representatives Of the creditor
class; and ono of the objections strongly
urged against the new measure is that it
cannot receive at the present session the
careful attention its importance demands.
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Need no, DO endured, although what can't must be
Among the bodily MS susceptible Of complete re
moyal by that benign tonic and Alternative, Hostel
tcrs Stomach Bltters, arc general debility, malaria
teyCrs, constipation, Dyspepsia liver disorder AM
nervousness. It's remedial capacities are, howeye
by no means limited to these maladlcs. It's prop
critics as blood depuricnt render II extremely ser
yleeablo In uxpelllng the acrId impurities whicl
produce those painful disorders. rheumatism ant
govt, and liz InyIgosatIng and mildly stimulating
effect upon tho kidneys and bladder constitute IT
useful medicine for ImpellIns those organs 70
complete performance Of their functions whei
they are weak and inactive. In fact, there |
pcncely any dIseaSeol which weakness Is an accom-
paulmcnt, In which this admirable medicine can
not be used With advantage cod4w
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Reaolnflons Of Respect.
BENwoop, ". VA. Aneust /

bENWoop, W. VAa, august l.
Editor 1ntllIsener: -
Ina meeting Of The teachers Of The
public school this morning an expression
Of their regret and bereavement In the
death Of Miss Eliza Simmons, q co.laborer
and devoted friend, was given by the
unanimous adoption Of the following
resolutions:
WHEREAS, Our sister and earnest CO.
laborer has been taken away by the hand
Of death, and feeling our Indebtedness for
her worthy example, and wishing to give
some expression Of our deepBense Of the
loss we have sustained in losing our ad.
wiser and friend, and in the loss sustained
by our school in losing lis most efficient
teacher, We adopt the following resolu'
lions;
Resolred, That in the death Of Eliza
Simmons we recognize the intervention
Of Providence that doeth all things well
and who beareth our best loved things
away that we may feel our dependence
upon Him.who gathereth.and keepeth oul
jewels. -, ,
| he8Otteu, 4hat 10 te"SS ~ N
we have lost q sister and friend; one
WHOSE worthy example was inspiring vi
with devotion TO our work and whost
paramount happiness was in dispensing
kind words and kind acts 10 all will
whom she was surrounded.
Resolred, That not comprehending His
ways who in the very midst Of her you'll
and usefulness, and in the very aprint
| time and promise OF her Joyous life, hal
| called her away, we bow In humble sub
mission, feeling that He doeth all thing
we'll, and that while We are leftbereayet
and borrowing We are sustained by th
assurance that abe enjoys the bliss OF
lglorious Immortality ..al...
Resolued, That as teachers We Sympath
q ize with her bereayed parents, brother
n and sisters, and while the ties Of consan
guinity may make theirs q greater sor
4 row than ours, We cannot feel that evel
they can have more exalted conception
| other worth than we who have been 8
| intimately associated with her in III
work Of teaching, q
Resolued, That We recognize in the gen
eral sadness Of the pupils, patrons an
friends Of the public school, and in III
people Of Benwood, the assurance lha
4 all have lost a friend.
4 Resolved, That these resolutions b
given to the Wheeling and Moundsyill
papers for publication.
/ LEONARD EsKEY,
i OLIVE McCLAsKEY,
'5 SUE B. LILLY,
l.. ia JENNIE EAGLEsoN.
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Tho Expensive sport Of Yachting

From the Rochester Democrat aud ohrcniele.l
American yachting has been on the in
crease until more than $1,000, 600 has
been invested in yachts, whose running
expenseS are not less than half thatnsunl
annually. James Gordon Bennett has
for many years given the greatest atten.
ton to this sport, which has cost him not
less than $250,0OO' This Is q large sum,
bnt any one who understands the outfit
and the management Of such vessels will
see how easily II can be spent. In
yachting, indeed, there seems TO be no
care concerning expense. All yacht
owners are rich, and generally very rich,
The yacht squadron represents wealth
whose aggregate is not far from $50, 0OO,'
900. What do such people care about
EXPENSE? @ tu.aa
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Gold. from Black Hill Gniehes.

From thU NeuINkA-S'y FIcsAI
Capt. Morrill,, Of Dixon, who arrived
at Bismarck, D. t. July %, from the
Black Hills, says that the Wheeler broth
era have taken out Sls0,OO from their
claim in Deadwood Gulch, and that their
ground would. yield several months yet.
Some days ago they scooped up gold by
the pound, and one day secured $4,000.
In Niger Gulch four niggers took out
Sl,7OO In one day with a rocker, carry
ing the dirt several hundred yards from
the mountains to water. A few claims
are paying big money. Miners are max
ing from S. TO 81 per day, but the major
ity are idle and some destitute. Flour is
50 per hundred. The stage at Cheyenne,
July %, brought in $4,000 in dust from
DANlWnnd. SSH
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Where IN Hell Locator /.

N. Y, SUM- +.r g.ula.
So many oil the communications that
reach Us on the subject, Of hell contain
questions that seem to ps unanswerable,
that we are compelled To lay them aside.
Many Of the inquiries for example, are
M to where hell is located; and We have
telt unable 10 reply any more satisfactoff
ily than we did Ut the time the point was
first broached, when we said We did not
know. But the Sunday Democrat, which
still keeps up its argument in favor OIL
the belief III hell, has views upon Ill
location, and it expresses them in these
words: ..,r. ~. n
asst. Thomas says that Il Is situated 10 the boWell
Of the earth and II We may believe scienttstS, be-
meath this ear d vast mas Of SETTLING IRE. II
has been proved by experiments that II We could
dig deep enough Into the crust oi earth which
oi ms the globe we would lud'juSt such aplaco as
hell Is described 10 DO. II q Aaid 70 30 DuEnlng
iurnacc-a cavern Of hre-a lake .! birthstone and
pItch-an iuextingulshable fire, with which, in The
language Of one Of tho prophets, the wicked Will be
penetrated ~ u Salted. In It. nothing iNill 6G
heard but groanng, weeping, and gnashing Of teeth
and the smoke Of their t0rments bhall ascend tx
ever and over" rd 20. son r
Now, the weak feature Of this position
| is evident at a glance. The Sunday Dem.
Ocrat holds that hell is place of eternal
damnation; but how then can Il be in
the bowels Of the earth, when tue earth
itself Ii not 10 exist for 9lleternity? The
Scriptures teach that the earth had q
beginning, and that il will have an end;
and the results Of modern scientific re-
search nFe in accord with this statement,
When the earth is dissolved, a new hell
would hayc'to be created for the devils
and wicked men who inhabh its bowels,
and they would have to be removed there,
II the Sunday DRtOcrutS view DO correct.
There is no ground for any such belief as
this, and il seems to us, therefore, that
the Democrats position Is untenable.
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST =, 1876
REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.


r, GOVERNOR,
NATHAN GoFF, JR., Of li'r'l'On'
=, - sUP'T or SCHOOLS,
FIN. CRAGo, Of Marshall.
AUDITOR,
.. q. M..siIlEN, OETaylCr.
~ i TREASURER,
NOSES FRANKENBEEGEf, Of Rinawhh
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
e. JOHN A. HUTCHINSON, Of Wool.
Jubdrs OF COUNT op APPEALS
Long Term -
W. II. II. FLICK. Of berkeley,
Il. /. BERKSHIRE, Of MononEalia.
E. :. [ShOrt TsrWl
T., 6. BROWN, Of Jackson. g
C0aGREs-FlrsT DISTRICT,
HON. {. F. SCOTT, Of Iitchie County.
EIRcroRs AT LARGE ron WEST VIRGINIA.
col. WARD II. LAMON, Of Berkeley,
HON. c, W. SMITH, Of cbcll.
xLEcroE FOR prRsr CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
HON. D. F. PuGH, Of Tyler County
YLEcroE FOR TiIE.TInRD DISTRICT,
COL. F. II. HAssLER, Of Jackson.
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The Delaware Peach Crop

From The Wilmington CommcfcIaLI
Several sales Of peach orchards have
been made by the growers to the commits
sion men in tho cities at what is consid
cred fair prices. Yesterday an orchard
OF several thousand trees in the vicinity
OF Middletown was sold at forty,ivs centi
per basket, but this Is below the usuaI
price heretofore paid, which was fifty
cents, and in some cases as high as nifty
Eve cents a basket, NJ
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shipping lee from Maine

From the KennebCc JOuruTll IL
A gentleman coming up the river by
rail, on Thursday afternoon, counted, be-
tween Richmond and Hallowell, eighty
four vessels loaded, loading, or waiting
10 be loaded with ice. There were also
counted thirty-eight ice establishments
each establishment having from two tc
twelve houses. Hundreds Of men find
employment and good pay at work ship
ping the "froien water"
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DIED.

sLATIR.-on Tuesday morning, August !, 1876
MARY JANE vito Of William slater, aged s. years
month and 10 days. ~
Funeral from the residence Of her husband, No
1876 Twelfth street, this "wednesday morning al
10 o'clock! Interment at Mount Wood Cemetery
Friends Of the family are invited 10 attend.
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WHOLESALE dealers, according 10 the
Groea, have Of late been lowering the
prices Of proprietary articles, such as are
customarfly sold at uniform, rates fixed
by the manufacturers, until the competi'
ton has destroyed al. profit in some in.
stances, ,.,Sss t....,..- ,s,,, .
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! BAssErT-CAMpBELL-o Tuesday, August
/. 1875, at O'Clock A. NJ, at the Disciples Church.
by the pastor, A. p. Miller, FuANKLla BAssErT
and MARY l., daughter Of James A, Campbell.
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THIS Is an unfortunate season for cir
cuses, and several Of tiielargest travelling
concerns have become bankrupt. Hf
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WEEKLY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

FOR REST-
A Eooa SHOEMAKER Or BARBER gTAND
at ElnayIlle. Enquire At John Ulfiehp dIoeety,
KtnaYilln BAlnlonI county, Ohio. lWEt
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