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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-08
Variety OF EOTIONs,
FRESH GARDEN SEED.

Il.
W celebrated Nursery of Briggs 4 Bro, which
not surpassed by any seeds in the country, and
are warranted ire.h secd.
FLOWER SEED.-Win keep on hand fine
L selection of Flower Seed in illustrated pack
January IS, 1876.
SUMMONS Liver Regulator On psc&Ngesl, Coco
- Cream for the Hair, Ayers Hair vigor, HALLS
Hair Remover, DR. BdPs Cough Syrup, Smiths
GEO FLIGHT,
PRIpE Of Virgins SMOKING Tobacco, Grsvely
GEO r LIGHT.
TI7HIsKEYs. winCs, Braudies, the purtst and
w best lie the only kind keep-have no back
room up stairS for convenience but have the
purest French Brandy and Rye Vyhiskev for
IN edicinal purposes in the VALLEY, BucE's Bfaudv
GEO. T LIGHT.
~ 81, DO. 80 cents, according qua lily. Powder
PeffI"s' HiS1t heli0'roPe' I"sEsT GLIB Violet
SAMSoN Oil. Dr. sauI's Remedy. wizard Oil,
Feb. % 1873. GEO. T. LIGHT.
EoDDER Yarn. Rs!tap Hampers, Horse Blank
Ns S!si TO- GAP IHs' Law. hi Ro of q co.
DRIME Lot 81 Oak Shingles. Pia.te1inr Latbs,
JAS LAW: MoHFF ( CO.
| DOwDER AND sHnT.-The cheapcs, and best
L Powder and Shot in the county, for sale by
JAS. LAW. HoOFF X CO
/ ENINE Line of Paints, Ollie, Brushes. varuishes,
/ L Turpcu tine, &C.. just received and for sale BY
JAS LAW. HGOFF i co.
| CHURNs. Horse Buc kets. Measures. Eegs. Buck
! ~ cts. Tube. &c, for saie nv
Nov 10. ISIS. JAS Law. HOOFF CO.
TTNoRREY's Weather Stripe, to preveut rain. dust
and wind from entering the house For sale
BY JAS. LAW. HOOFF CO.
/ TREEPERS. a very useful invocation for boots
~ and shoes. to prevent clipping on ice. when ii
| comes). For sale by
jan IL. 1878 JAS. Law HooFF SEQ
T AIDES Skates for sale BY
II Feb. l,ls16. JAS. LAW. HooFF co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-08
MS oRLhANnoUs
BUSINESS NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the interest Of nv father
Ii "a. C. Undertake. decd IN the late firm
of TI,nbcriake & Youug, would most respect
fIlly call the attention OF the trnde and public
orally 10 tie tact shat have nssoc1ated nv
scat with Nh. Adam SounR (iuniOr partner III
finn q; ! & " uuuer the firm name of Young
& Tn Dec!aSe, for the purpose OF Conducting the
Mauufaui nriur Business as heretofore pIoSecu-
May IS. 1875. AMBROSE TIMBERLAKE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-08
LOCAL IHTELIIGEHCE.

MATrERs IN BRIEF.-Weduesday was
grounding day, and as that weather>wise
quadruped had ample opportunity to observe
his shadow under the rays of old Sol, we take
it for granted that he returned at once to his
winter quarters, aud has iugloriOusly aban>
doned US to six weeks of rough weather.
Messrs. Weirick & Weller-having some
time ago removed their foundry and machine
shops to their new quarters on the Berryvile
tuFnPike-are fixing up their old buildings,
once known as ''Miller's Row." to rent to ten
ants.
Dir. Geo T. Light recently added to his
novelties large Owl. His birdship was
captured by Mr.. James II. Couklyn, and
measured fect inches from tip to tip of
his wings.
Jefferson Lodge. No. 81, A, F. & An,
of Kabletown, has decided to erect a new
Hall. This organization, though compare
lively young, we understand is quite flourish
ing.
Mr.. ". S Merchant, one of the collectors
for the Lee Memorial Fund, collected S. %,
not hitherto reported The collections have
been forwarded by Mayor Davis to the Urea.
surer of the Lee Memorial Association, at
Rishnond.
Snow fell here to depth of three of four
inches Thursday night
The Virginia Paper Mills are preparing te
rc.une operations
AIul-off of freight train on the tresIing
at tlsEper's Ferry, Saturday night week,
caused delay of several hours to the train,
and did slight damage to the floor of the
tresling.
There were registered at the Carter House
last year, 1921 names.
SIR. Rudolph Rau has purchased of Mr.. s.
Howell Brown the prospect nill' farm,
near the Old Furnace, ia this county. contain
ing 266 acres Price paid, 900.
Monday next is st. Valentines Day, when
tender mis>ives will pass to and fro
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-08

NEW MusIc.-F. ". HeIrick, 27S w
Sixth ST., Cincinnati, Ohio, has again favored
Us with some choice new music-"W hos Dat
Knocking at de Old Back Gate?' Song and
Chorus; Remember Deeds of Kindness, "
Waltz ''she's Bright as the Stars in Heaven, -
HIarch-alI of which will be seat postpaid for
so cents
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-08

Gg Prot. Nnel, of College of Physicians
and Surgeons, Baltimore, says: For Dys-
pePsia. Torpid Liver aid Constipation of the
Bowels, | consider DIR. Wades Liver Cor
rector the best rcmod y that can be used"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-08
FRESH GROCERIES,!

L hGOIl " hOOEhlES!
CitrOn, Ra>ins. Currants, Figs. Dates, Nut
Lemons and Oranges,
New Orleans MolAsses. (Ncw Crop) guaranteed a
genuine article: supply OF White aud
Hrown Sugars, at reduced prices; Ginger Shape,
Ginger Cakes, JumbIes Sugar. wine. Cream .
Soda and Water Crackefs; Fruit. Lemon and
COrnhilI Biscuits. Tobacco frt IN 10 cents beet
Grevcly; Smoking Tobacco ard Snuff the Gcst CT
gnrs . for Seuts and inch for ccnts, sold in
Charlestown. a fine assortment of Lamps and
Glassware sLitGb!e for Christmas presents, very
cheap.
a Variety OF NOTIONS,
combating nf Hosiery. Glovrs. Ladies' and Gentle
mems Handkerchief, SuSHenders, Paper Collars,
Neck Bows, Spool Cotton. Need lee. Pins. Thimhles
ButtOns. Toilet nd Laundry Suaps. Ra EHr's Chock
olAte, Spi:es Esssuccs and Extracts, Coffee, green
and roasted, QueenswRre,
Boots and Shoes.
Also many other articles. all of which offered
TO the public at prices suit the ha "
which We posing Call and examine Stock.
No trouble to chow goods. Country produce take
in exchange for goods.
e5- Goods delivered free of charge in Corpora
tion. S. S. DGLGARS
Stcre IN Frat National Bank Building, lately &C.
cnried by 8. J. Z. Davenport, Esq.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-08

INFoaMATIoS WANrEn.-We have Tc-
csived letter from C. F Ncvconb, Denver,
Colorado, sitting that John Paxton, native
OF West Virginia, aged about 81 years, was
Killed by sncw slide in the San Juan Mines
early last month. The writer of the letter is
desir9us of learning the whereabouts Of the
relatives of the deceased, and will be thanks
full for any information in regard to them
Papers of the State will confer favor BY
copying this notice.
STREET KoBBERr-A little son of Mr..
Warran Burton was on his way home from
the store with piece of bacon. shortly after
dark Saturday night, when a negro man
snatched the meat from his hands aud de-
camped. These robberies, We trust, will not
very much longer continue in our community
without the parties committing them receiving
their ust deserts
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-08
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
TO CUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMEES.

WE respectfully give notice that from the st
w day OF January. 1876. we will adhere strict
ly to the C-iSU plan of doing LuSiucss No urders,
therefore, alter that time, will be entertained
less attended with Cash. Those indebted to us
will please NAL Ike prompt settlement.
WASHINGTON & LIPPlTT.
December % 1875
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
WOODEN T7abricss sc

II AyISG trr.ned y oo-partnership under the
III firm ra're of Young s. Jimberlske, We
would u.cst respectfully announce g the trade
aud puSlic tina. Ne have purchased tho entire
Stock Of Go DIS Belonging 10 the lHteiirm of Tim
berlake & 6oneI:, aud also their c&piIiag lease
ON L. B. WOODS WOODEN FACTORY, Fred
stN
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70 ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN !

4 LII persons krowirE themselves Indebted to
IA trc uudcrsIyHsd f-r SH0scTgPtISs TO the
''SEITit OF JeiteTsoB.' AGFeTIissHIpnts or Job
Work, are requested 10 ave tbs Easse their gar
Iest attention. rs il is DeceTSary 10 rave iae
business Gle sed up, will be GeIsS to col
Iset by Law. 5. ). DALGARS.
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III * . ." III ALLsS
where VIC intend conducting the
N0aLEG MRNuFRGTURiHG BUSINESS

TO merly done by the late fam Wa have
Gand AID are constantly manufacturing every
class of Cords found ~ iii st class Virginia Fac
toiV. cnnSlSii x IN part # fTceds, DocSkin Cas-
SlCa res. DiRcoualS Herrih g-Bene Kesseps, Satl-
nets, DEab ana Grey Fuiled IHnssys, Black,
Grey and bIab Beaver Cloth. Waite. Grey and
brsE n Eiluucls. All Wool and Cotton Warp
Blankets, Yarns # every size and quality, and
other articles TOO uumo' Gus 10 mention.
Highly aUpteCia nag the DatrOnUGS extended to
the late hiu, we hope by Cmplgylug none but
tine most sEIiled wOI kmen and by ClosN AppiicR-
ton 10 business and IoncRt dealings. to merit q
continuance OF same 10 the new firm .--
YOUNG s, TIMBERI4AKE,
Successors IL rimbeTlak 10 u NuHag.
e. We arc also IN the mar ket for WOOL. ana
are mTerRTsd t" pay the higacst cash pIlces.
May Is, 1875 Y. 81. T.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-08

CIMMOSS Liver Regulator (In pScEages), Coco
- Cream for the Hair, Ayers Hair Vigor, HALLS
Hair Remover, DR. Bui's Cough Syrup. Smiths
Whoop:ng Cough syrup, foI sale Nv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-08
CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD

TRY HAISES' Five Cent Havana Cigars
J. Brands: Our Pride, and Little BeAuties
October go 1874
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-08
215 ACRES
Comfortable DwelIinD

improved by y
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-08

THE E1ceIeior Baking Powder, prepared from
L the pursst material. expressly for family use.
1t is especially convenient il making biscuits,
Rusks, Sweet cEkss. Pastry, Padding etc To be
had at C. Z. BELLER'S.
April Il. 1871.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30
THE STATE CANVASS.

,oro ia no tai, s.hout him at Saratoga, hut
- aoa they are under the impression that Congress
- scott Lord is a candidate for the nomination ior
Governor :. -.
II the "machine" controlled the Republican
convention last week, what is controlling the Demo
cratic gathering to-day What IL thGt mas noiu VI 'no
nose OF every deegatef
One thing about the Liberal Republican ele-
a,t IA evident. The few members Of the organization
bo are for Tiden are making great deal of noise Inc
vast majority, who are for Hayes, are very quiet.
IL, The Hon. Sherman S. Rogers, the Republic
can nominee for was serenaded by
ria friends in Buffalo last Saturday evening He made
modest speech in response, ignoring political questions
ond merely SAYING that he presumed he was indebted
Gov the honor offered him to the good opinion and favor
ahla consideration Of his neghbors and feilow-czens
among whom he had lived, boy and man. quarter OF
century II ANYTHING he had done anything he was
nerted the good opinion of his c0untrymen ne nopeu nc
shoud do nothing the future to forfeit THIS commence
and esteem
The Utica Herald expresses very general
ent,oeut when 1t says of the Democratic Convention
" There ia no general u the party such as the
,na which swept through the Republican masses, de-
randing the nomination of Morgan Eyarts The con-
sntion will register no win wish of the people 1t
will rospond TO no popular demand 1t will possess no
Individuality or purpose OF its own. 1t Is under the
,bumb Of dictator too selfish TO think of the people too
eeotisc 10 appreciate their wishes but bold ana able
enough 10 have subjected his party 10 the machne Oh
,uhicI he and he alone, holds the lever"
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DIED.

AITKFN-On Tuesday evening. Aug 20, William Aitken
of John Aiken. IN cine 2lst year OF his age.
Notice Oi funeral hereafter.
BOGERI-At RAILWAY ~ j., Sunday. Aug 81, Joaeph w.
son OF John w. BOgert and the late Emma II. BOgerL
Funeral Wednesday the 3Oth inst az O'Clock from
tho IL o'clock train OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
CRAWFORD-At White Plains y. Y. Aug 2s, 1876 lincoln
y, eldest OF John W. and Jane H. CRAWFORD aged
IL and months
Relatives AMI friends invited 10 attend the funeral
residence thursday, Aug 81 at o'clock Car
rlges will waiting ut the depot Oh ARRIVAL OF uao
GEORGH-At his late residence chicago Ill. on Aug rs
Henry z. George, formerly % New-IorS
HOYT-At his residence Norwak. Conn., Aug % las A.
HOyt the 6Sth year OF his age. 49,.
Tho relatives friends respectfully invited % attend HIS
Friday, the LIST september at 100 m AT ST.
Pauls Church. SOrwul Trains leave Grand Central Depot
at II a M; returning, leaves Norwalk 43O p IN.
KIRCHNER-On Tuesday the Goth. a; his residence from
consumption Emil Kirchaer OF this city aged ~ years
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
PARKER-At North Conway y. IL. Friday, Aug. 25.
infautum Ellen SeabBry darghter OF tho heV
Henry Ainsworh and Mary Seabury Parker aged months
PATCuEN-At Babylon L. l., on sunday morning Aug ~,
1876 (ieor H. PaicheD. In the i0th year OF his age
invited to attend the funeral SER
vices Wednesday morning Aug 80 a. 10 O'CLOCK at tho
Church Charles BOIromeo sidney place. co., Living
st0nst. Brooklyn
TAINToR-At stratford Conn, Aug % Julia Plummer
Edward G. Taintor Of shanghai China and daughtet
Funeral on Wednesday Aug 30 past from -
dence OF her father, StrattJul. Conn.
TOWNSEND-On Monday, Aug. %, Mrs Maria Townsend
widow Of John Townsend IN tae sitl year Oh her AZ. o.
the residence Of her sonnlaw James CIoln
well 25 West one hundred an thrtethst, on Wenes
day afternoon o'clock Tram leaves Grand Ct ua Do
pot at half past two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30
PUBLIC OPINION.

We presume Tilden is not the only man in
the country who swore to false income returns but he
the only of the class who Is candluate Ior fes
dent OF the United states-fCincinnah Gazette SRep)
The character of the Saratoga ticket as seen
from tine other side II well expressed by Democrat
VINO remarked that 1t "disgustngiy strong
ticket" That is because 1t IL sure 70 win-lsyracuse
Journal (sep)
It is a curious incident connected with Blue
Jeans Willamss canvass Democratic candidate for
Governor OF Indiana, that the Republican papers publish
his speeches In FULL while the Democratic organs fight
shy Of tbem.-l Boston Journal (RepJ
Any one wanting q photograph of Uncle
Samuel sample Of his handwriting, lock OF his
hair can obtain by addressing note TO No So Every
thing can be had there in fact relating TO Mr. Tden but
smile OF his income return after the year 1862.
cincinnati Commercial (lndJ
Gov. Hayes may be the champion of hard
money but his record does not show 1t. Now when
sec Morton recommending the innationist Kelley for
work IN Indiana because OF his pronounced opinions
the financial question: and Butler the accepted can
ddate Republicans In Massachusetts,, 10 there longer
any doubt OF the untustw0rthness OF the Hayes party
IN this matterf-l Boston Post lDem)
The Republican party has held the
refine OF government for 10 years ana has proved
condition Of things today and yet instead Of meeting
the Issue squarely, the politicians and the organs are
seeking 70 divert public attention by Matching up all
manner OF absurd lies against the personal character Of
Samuel j. Tilden.-tUtica Observer Dem.l
The truth Is, Democracy hung its harp on
Che willow when 10 nominated Tilden and Hendricks
was discovered whefoo late TO mend the matter that
greatest blunder OF the seres and accordingly went
INTO the canvass hopeless hearess with principles bar
Tered away for poor OF p0ttage and defeat in
.sased before gun was ared-lTroy Times Rep.l
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HEWITT INELIGIBLE
Continued from First Page.

disposed to make concession for the sake of hsr.
mony During his remarks he Is said to have turned
to Mr. Morrssey and said, eff were in search of a
leader would not follow you" In the main, how
ever, the meeting seemed to- have been harmonious,
and animated by a spirit Of anity.
Both organizations met at 10 tonight to rasify
the action Of the conference committees. This was
done without any fresh difference arising, and the
union is now complete. Members of both organiza-
tons seem glad to find that peace has been con-
cuded at last and the convention breathes freer at
being relieved of the unpleasant duty of passing
upon the quarrel. This removes one great cause OF
expected trouble, and nsures the completion OF the
work of the convention in one day. John Kelly's
moderation is the subject of general comment as
well as his skill IN yielding when he saw that the
convention would probably compel him to make
more of a surrender than he has finally
made and thus keeping his hold on the organization.
There are both Tammany and Anti-Tammany
men who are dissatisfied at the mutual conces-
sion, but the former are generally glad that the
breach has been healed. The latter are generally
pleased with the social recognition, and outside OF
Now York City there is universal satisfaction with
the result.
The State Committee met tonight and agreed to
recommend Rufus Peckham Of Albany for tempo
rary chairman. 1t is believed that Judge Hiram
Gray of Elmra will be permanent chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30
From The Philadelphia Presbyterian.
L.a... do INnrIl,s ni.nansarx pr.inIina
n.
Z ONCE aud

DiudeFy, Bunao, " u. received " The Peoples
Common sense Medical Adviser In plain English or Medi
cine Smplihei" by r. " rCe NJ D. Counselor in Chief Of
the Board PHYSICIANS AID Surgeons al the Worlds Dspen
slry Whoever helps humanity ia its struggle with It's inherent
diseases bear Is IT'S benefactor
Ignorance only OF disease and mortality.
Jut is mitigate Moth
ing will speedily THIS az knowledge IAN elo
the diseases which her,
well a. those supeTinduced by imprudence Dr.
Pierce rendered Judgment, benofactors service,
the profession I'm his diagnosis OF
diseases treated Of aud in the presentation OF the phlo
principles involved in their and removal Ho
spang remedies and usually prescTbes such as are safe
unsked hands As book merely Of abstract knowledge
IL exceedingly readable and interesting especially the fol
lowing subjects Cerebral Physiology, Human Tempers
ments the Nursing OF the Sick sleep Fool
Ventilation IN chapter another subject ~ deli
that is shut beyOD0 the domain OF warn
all but accuTsed In It's Results IN modern
society explicit aud alike true 10 God 10 virtue to
life society the truth presented in The teach
scrpure-that life begins with eonceponwith great
force 10 which is added faithful warnings
Price OF the Medical Adviser 81 So sont post paid Address
author, at Buffalo, " Y.
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HAYES AND WHEELER MEETINGS.

The Republicans of the With Assembly Dis
trct in Jersey City seikes Han on Monday night
and organized Hayes and Wheeler campaign club by
the election OF Amadee Spadone, President Henry Du
senberry vIce-Presdent Louis c. schwerdfeger Score
tary; b. f. Clarke, Treasurer, and an Executive Com
mttee posed of from each precinct IN the dis
trct The Finance Committee consists Of D. l.. Holden
Alexander Bonuell, Mayor, Charles Solder VIM Frost
and Joshua Clark.
The Hayes and Wheeler Club OF Hoboken raised large
TRANSPARENCY in front OF their headquarters yesterday
Hayes and Wheeler campaign club was formed on
Monday evening at Mt. Kisco. Weschester County. Ell
lot c. Cowdin elected president and Richard FISH
secretary. Mr. Cowdin and tho Hon +: r. Fevo adj
dressed the meeting, and greeted with enthusiasm
The War Governors name was cheered very heartily
AT meeting OF the German Hayes and wheeler CluD
OF the Xth Assembly Distrct-Presdent j. G. Weland,
Vice President Gustave Hobein--at No. Isl Ludiowst,
last evening Enoch George OF Brooklyn made an address
upon the record of the Republican party during the past
rs years. He said that it was not faultless 6ut
neyertheless a brilliant record The speaker alluded
10 the bills recently presented 10 Congress
by Democratic members to appropriate Si723lt, l33
for Confederate property conhscated during the late
war That, he said, feeble foreshadowng OF what
might be expected the hands OF the Democratic party
II stated power number OF applicants were re-
ceiyed into the membership OF the club.
The Republicans OF the Twenty-third Ward raised q
banner last evening at Central Hall, Morrsania. There
was large attendance OF Republican voters from all
parts Of the district Speeches were made by W. l. b.
Mken. Sias b. butcher Col James Turner, and others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-08-30
TO-DAY,S RACES IN PHILADELPHIA

PHuADELPmA, Aug. 29.-Although Labat
Of the London Rowing Club is down In tomorrow's pro
Rrapome for snaescu 1t Is doubtful II that heat
will come off, as he will scarcely be able to pull after the
tours. This may also apply to Kennedy Of Yale, II
they are allowed join the fours The following Is the
programme for Wednesday:
Single sculls. Q D. nc B. Courtney, Union Springs
lanes Maen Waverey j. Kennedy, Yale +. c. Acker-
man, ATLANTA. ~ ,,.po.., o,.,.. ,,,, .
E. e. Yates, Union eprings e. H. Megargee, College, Ii.
Young, Malta. ,,, o.oo, -. poo.oro,,
London Rowing Club, Watkins Rowing Ciub ana pos
sibly Yale. - y " p,.,.o.
Quaker City; H. smitl, Northwestern; and W. g.
Thomas, Pennsylvania - -, ,,.o ,,.,
western; j.. b Mlngus vesper; and A. Mcmillan
Fq Tgpsh Heat 5A5 D. mr. IT, Labat, London; r. G.
WooIman Oneida; and Il. Pleasont0n, Quaker City.