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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

REL1GIoUs.-The Rev. NorEal Wilson
preached in the Presbyterian Church on Sua>
day morning. The Rev. j. W Tongue vas
also present in the pulpit, and took part in
the services.
The pulpit of the Baptist Church was oc-
cupied Sunday morning by the Rev. a. l..
Rodgers, of Chattanooga, Tenn, late pastor
of the Church in Gharlestown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

JAnuiTy IT, IoIb-II. SFINI UF ICE.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
HAVE just received from Philadelphia n com
i plete line of all School Books used in the schools
of our town. which we can sell at as low figures as
furnished in a fev days. have also a large stock
OF Letter Cap, FooIscaP, Note, Tinted, ard Initial
Paper, With Envelopes of alt sizes and shapes, with
Slates, Pen holders, PenR, &c, all at low prices
Call and examine. C.. f. BELLER.
ORIENTAL Cream, the most elegant and deli
" cate preparation for the Skin ever invented !;
also HAgan's Magnolia Balm and Saunders Face
Powder. To be had at C E. BELLER'S.
Use Conguline for mending China, GlaEs,
" Ear~thenware, Stone, Ivory, Wood, Leather,
Trinkets, TOYS, &c, for sale by
April IL, 1876. c. E. BELLER.
DEAD T~HIS-Safety from fire insured by using
h the Hang Up Box Matches. 200 in a box, for
only Eve cent?. can be had at
April II. 1876 C.. e. RELLER'S.
lust received . fre.h lot OF Japan lea
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09
NOTICE.

HAVING sold my stock of Goods to D. S. Hughes,
I notice is hereby given to all parties indebted
to come forward aud settle their Indebtedness at
once. J. OGDEN MURRAY, Agt.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

LEE MEMORIAL AssoCGATIoN.-A Ger
ti6cate OF Incorporation, it will be seen by
notice in our advertising columns, has been
granted to the Lee Memorial Association, of
this county, and a meeting for organization
and other purposes will be held at Lee Hall
tomorrow, (Wednesday,l at - o'clock. AS
the annual period for the Decoration of the
Graves of our Dead is near at hand, a full
attendance of all Interested is most desirable.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09
SITUATION WANTED.

A COMPETENT White Man desires to tax,
IA charge Of a farm, or If not that, obtain a post
ton as lAoorer on a farm. Inquire at the
January II, lS16-tf. SPIRIT OFFICE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09
ElRnnolSH
GARDEN SEEDS.

pERKlNS' Patent Vented Nursery Bottle has ad-
L VAntages over all others, it being go constructed
mat the vent can be regulated, thus insuring the
perfect control of tho supply of milk. 1t alsO al.
lows the child tOnurse naturally and prevents wind
from entering the stomach, which causes irriIabiI.
lty and often severe sickness. Physicians all over
the country are recommending THE bottle. Give il
a trial. Just received by
MAY IL. 1875 C. E. ELLER
ENRENFlELD'S Horse and Cattle POwder-free
from all mineral medicines. yet go compound.
ed OF various roots, herbs, barkI:, &c, as to be
prompt IN its effects and able 20 give relief in all
the prominent diseases of the horse, for sale by
May IL. 1875. G. z. FLIFR
DREPARED Mustard PIssterG4Guperior 10 com
L mon mustard plAsters, always ready for i'm
mediate use. clean and not Liable to change.
May II, 1915. C z. Keller
SEA FoAM-stronger than any Yeast or Baking
- PoEder in the world. Light and nutritious
Bread. Biscuit and CAkeH made with it with bot lit
tie trouble. q r RPTTEp
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09
FOR RENT.

TNHE old Wagor-8faker Stand on the "CattaiI"
i farm of George ". Eichelberger. Apply to
December 2s. ls75-tf.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

ANTEREs and Lantern Globes. cheapest in
April II, 1876. JAS. LAW. HooFF Il co.
TEA Pans and Coffee Pots. Stew Pans and Tin
April ii. 1876. JAS. LAW. L co.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-01
EtM$t xnd @fhfrs.
@is uebmeW, ipaS vic
trteAeu.

0d biefes 8siten, no eei4dt
ttMb eaabd Mteoestiesen;
Dent ID, ber 8ablipru4 ii niGt i@le&t
.8is aetmea, nae hir triesen! !"
eerr Wrant, >tr uebs vfafbsnt,
Den sioea that tefessu;
o. piu belobnt feia unb ruff aus:
,Gir mebm,en, vas mir triesen!"
De- Tessaap aber badte aud,
Der Marfb, ber mus lid fGstn.
% II balt einmaI 70 Der crau&:
.Oir ne9men, spas mir sriesen!"
Die &tissepfAapinbler tbatea bic
@esieruns hott betrisen!
9stt Ntsn fe i'm 9a@tbaus au':
.SSir neba,eu. !pas mir irieaeu!"
Ne Basl fauirt. bas yxblisum
Ydtt f4 70 IsiAt tetrisen!
Ran bietet 10 Tro,sat i'm ans
.Ef nebmen, nae Re ttiesea!"l
3eia On ber Ha1l bic 29atsrf4sia'
eousirea anb rum Niesen,
0a&t ieber 2oafer RoIitit:
.Cie nebmem, was fie irieeen!"
An xRfre 2efsf molen pir
Gin &ert bin,u nod fIaen:
.S@i6t uns redt biele Aocnaenteu EN-"
.&Sir nebsnen. mas mir triesen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-01

6Iasse 70 beanrubist? Gin Asfdiaeassrs gan
aastrei6ea satsrirbif4er tdledter Put, sie Il
bic Cersperssleute Ia Galiforaiea ueuerbinss X.
nutea uas vie e aud i&es IN bsa aoblea.
nsiaen $eanisIsanisnS eiueefitrtit. ~ trtitl
tier jisar idue f&ledts eaft aas man mitte
bema he be- Neutrality-suspicious. far tcl&e bal.
ten - absr q treibt bod euit aus uni. ,pas
bar& cine sar ai4t peite Nobre. wilde aufre&l
auf BEN Sobea Rebt. Aae Ne!s&er mo&teu
germ ibre 9anS baraber baltea sab BEN eaor.
mes Binbe pieeresbea, aber e seIlnst ibneu
si4t. Die eanb eines Aiefen natbe In bietes
Hdbe ~jittern, mie bic eineS Hiabes. Aebrt mas
~ieSsr CUR eerIitf4en Maidine Sari6, 70 bat
man biz ssm CReineanse in eiaer edase ton
etiua 700 6uS anb eiser Hreite tea "a. 800
ui&ts ale &erte bon srotea Dimenfcneu ; ie.
bes ~einseIne unter ibnen n,ibte tunbenlans X.
tra&tet unb seprift perben. @aI,mai&inen,
preFen, eobrer, eeber unb abuliGe faaer ben
8aum unb rtiben ti@ aneinanber init nur nc.
nisen nod cus,ufauenoen ei6en. Die sIeia.
fen unter i6neu, ober se,uif nidt bic. nutIa{e.
Rea. Enb bic @ebniyie ; mnb an linen inb mar
G-ausn bef9Snist. eier, in biefem- 2au,ns BET
mdhnli6en unb bdrtefen xrbeit t4pa4e, hirt.
lid f&Sa& ausfebenbe Grauen. aber Fe *.
iereen ibe Amt init @iroe unb Ceme6enbeit,
fiaes aets neue spuIen in BIZ raalos bin use
fer 1appeneen stsblfdder NIB f4s;nsn ~ bic.
ier Sef&dftissus sebosen ~ fsia. SIZE tieines
Singer parben u~nbasnterss serquet& beim
t.einaen GebIesiMe-abes foId5s ma4.a lie MIDI.
Den~ Senaub oors&tis feiu sann. 70 fnb
q bic 0ranen. Die srcee enslifAs Ntttsitans
fAtiett f4 sedts an bic &e5emaf66asn ; Re II
bic einsise, tnel&e ~ eiasM gsseleiAe init ame.
rita besausforoert unb e. fosar midt sAAeul
bat. etne Observation-Disclosures ,ur Concur.
rena ~ fAiden. su ibrer nadten s9dbe ia
Telaien NIT stuei ecloHalsm aobIexs :bsrn, ieSer
et,ua 40 Gub BOD unb 81 sreit. sbre unteren
Baden beri6ren ben Scbsn fat urnb ,per ia
ibnen ansfli& nabt, AN lie ia ausenidsin "a
ne1men. benz rsit Elm tsai%er Gpelop aus Bel.
siens Bergen entsesen: Bite, sen;t,w Sic fiji
nidt, bic Ginger tbun s9neu uidts." Cont il
bas 0ustanb nar gang tuimsia b~estrstsn ; nimmt
e bod. 9nelaub uub @elsien init einseidloHen,
nur ben fedten sbei! bee asu.:es in ber Safe
elm. Die 6ran5cfen wnb Deuti6es fne mil
ibsen gorbereitunsen nod lanse nidt fsrtie, unb
&rupp's &ieienfanene ID nod niat 'fi&.sss.
Giefs tnabrbaft srobartise ELECTROMAGNETIC
lung entbalt nod LANCE ni&t ANcs, sas ame.
rita iiberhaubt auf biefem @ebiete na4 Vbila.
celptia sebra4t bat Mafaaae" sar SoIS. uab
@lasfAneicerei fnS 1T Mebenbauten, @aidinea
sur Decentralization in Der Gadbale Mnb ader.
baamaidinen in Ser A~derbaabale unterse.
bvads. Das eanb Der Mai&inen betbient bisie
Se3eidnuno i'm allerbeifcn SiRme.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-01
&ssae 2ebemSoerf@ermuA
aber clue &ctratb.

Die "Shicaao 5ritune" iMreibt: Gin,
i66ne MnO bei9cioene. imaae Srau uou
ettpa 10 Sabren ipraM in s.: !estcn
&sode in benz Bureau zines 4cbemsuer,
i4erunssasentea Dor unb fraate il,
i9i4tern. Of Ct ibr iasen f5nne. tpis
LANCE 2eute ppn einem se,piilea alter
leben uiirben.
.Ma6ame," aMtwortete Der Naent, Der
a9tunssppa binter eincm Yrcipett bodte
unS ieinen Stubl ndber 81 ibr bimsos.
bier Nnb Mniere grportunss- Mno
DurAi1nitts rblidteitstabeae n, bic ale
Snformation iiber ben @egen1tamo emit.
baltem, bic Sic nur nInjden tonnen."
~@o6laa." iagte lie. r,uie lanee wirb
Elm Mann BON iiebennnbied3ig Sabren,
Der Grbiem nit bem MeNer ibt: leben 2"
Rad u~nier,r 5abele, Mabame." ant,
wortete Der Nsent. .Iolte er. in. Dnr4-
idnitt, nod elf Gage 3 Momate uni
|e45ebn Sabre Ieben."
.Sas mirbe biz snm l. Maent 1887
iein." faQte Die Dame. 80 -
.@am5 senau. Maoame., mad ben
Observation-Disclosures -Grmartumaem,
oean mir miiiien ale iterben pnb Is III
oebba6 gut, oas Qebsn in elmer Com.
pagnie 81 perI i4erm. berrn &Mf-"
.uno fir ;uiepisl i4unte ID iein 2ebcn
peri9ern? ;"
%. fir irsenb cine sumnne. 4. g. fir
100000" a~nttrortete er. iMSem CT Elm
Mpplitationsformulor amfnubm; ,,IaNen
sic mid bic uniibertreflihen 0ortbeile
Mnierer ni9t perfalbaren afltersuerior.
san9spoIiee e%mpfeblen."
.@jlt", ia9te bic junge Gram. Id
brnts. hana iueroe ID i'm beirotbem."
nSba perf9eyn, rneinen ese~ ant.
wortets Der 4sent. .Nein. i'm beira.
Mea: ei neri@ern i'm. eeben eie,"
faste Ne sertfaali4 binSM, Id airbc ber.
bert, una 1err 0e.ptins III ut eenaa
meim @robsater IN ieia. sber Serbcrt
IT arm, nns i'd bete seraSem bic gdlot
an, auf Der herr 3atpiins iein bams
baut. unb 9erbert 1T iebr sebalbi9 amb
hst, SaB er 9Iadti9 iein ,perbe, iuenn
i'd nar einen Tag feflebeu- msle. es 1T
ibm einerIei suie lan9e Ct nod 3u tuarten
bat.
So. sic jebt iosen. baB Aomtins am
/. Nusuit 1887 iterben tuirb unb ba Is
ni@t a%nitdnoi9 iein ,piirbe cher uisber gu
beiratben. ols i9 Elm Sabr 9etrauert
bate. 10 ,uerbe i'd bic Sa@e 10 arrongi-
rem, ooB i'd 9erbert am 2 MMsui 1883
beirotbe. unb tuenn perr Ddpfins seasii
Die 3eit ni4t itiybt. 10 ,ueroen @il mir
$4,000 seben. =, i'd bonte Sbnen".
uno nit elmer tiefen 9erteusuns perlieB
ie Die Office.
= Morton bra&te cine @eioIution i'm
Senot elm, ,pelae ben 3ur unteriu4un9
Der lettsn @ablen in NiiEifppi ernanl,.
ten epesiolousiduB antpeiR. an@ cine
llnteriu@nn9 iiber bic lebten unrubtn AZ
8apou 9unifo an Der @rense BON
Miiiiiippi unb 2ouiliana aiiSiinsuen.
Ct uerlas eire Sepei9e, ,ueI9e Der bier
an,uc ienbe @oup. Qeloss BON ieincm
pripatieeretdr aus Ne,u Orleans erbal-
ten, uelhe meIbet, bab 1la9tlinse bonn
s4anplabe Der unrubm an9e:ommsn
= .A - ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-01
@&ube Il, Stiefeln,

Der llnter,eidnctc lentt bic suimcriiamteit
|ieiner Gunben unb benz Yublifum ibcrbaupt aui
;.:..,.. aluvsn @c--aty ~. s.;sftln Ii. z duIcn,
pelde, mas Site unb 8inigtcit anbclaaat, nidh
|ibertrcTen ipcrben f0nnen. slmd empfeIlt ct
jii@ fur
Ntbeit auf@cE%eIIuns
unb nirb Nfb INNER teitretcn, curd gate grbcit
Iunb biuige Yrciie feline &unben ~:uiricoen ~
laeatn; or bittct baber nm scneiSten 3uiprn@
". Ncder.
e. etrmaia eis. Il. e1,1s, sas;.n. y
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-06-01

! UNYs OWo WV bWSty INV SuuCSVslJttttSIl ubt tylS
Sewunberer lie ibre 9bdtisteit lbt. limb bod
if fe niGts ipeiter ale bic raf6nirte ausbeu.
tuns Der @atti4en entbeduas, tuel&e bic Gr.
Fnbuna Der Qoesmotipen CUR GoIse bate.
sber bieie isb] neben ibr pinsis senus aus,
ieIbf bic sr0tter., Mibt peit bon ibr bat man
ibrer 10 ooer IL plaeirt, oue matchmaker
Vra@tfiide.
@ie sepaltis srobe @aume ~ibrisens fir b.
neutrality-suspicious. Maidinen . Gabrisanteu
lerseri@tet uorbem finb, fam ma baraus um.
sefabr entnebneu, bab biefs QoeomctiSen trot
ibrer Mafsnbait:s tcit ni&t eber ouFauen, als
bis man bidt Dor ibnen itebt. @ ii eben
aaes bier srotartis; Sas Biaaise felbR. neil
e and ieiaen Yfat %oefunbsn bat inter ieineu
@iefenbribern uno ben Nuteu, ben e. brinst,
seisen fam. oIei@ ben eepaltisfen. eubli&
bon ben eoeo'nctiben unb ber gorlibiden Sra.
idiue 1T Der TRANSPORTATION fur bsoraulifde
unb pneumatiide Berte unb bier fammelt fd
resclmdbip elm bidter Anauel bon Heiu6ern
ni&t aaein bcs sroten BaFerbebdlters peeen,
pslGer in, ieiner Mitte ausebra9t 1T unb Rets
bon einem e~benfals onsseteaten @aFerIei.
tuassbsrse 3utub erbGlt. ni9t allein Der Eau.
fenbe bon lleinen unb sierliden Nafdinen tpe.
aen, tpelde ba aufseReIt inb ionbern auern,ei.
ttens tpesea elmer amerifanii&en 8laese, iselAe
bon unfidtbarer Ra@t unauftorli& in benz gu.
ttanoe militdrif&tr @raodniaiet sebaIten pirb
nab BOT iiarse,n. beftisem elattern nidt ,ur
%uhs somm~ ,ans- CasiH a, WAS sieors<
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WRITTEN gu rdn'ce to CIV yoG al tie wUrs
~ Yuu sl do Tor ave Dc..s ana scaG y Hutat fitc 2
Chargr, und sD luu Ally Kind Of hcw sewing machine
We give you Oh tine -ehIug you can pit-iuN do some
of our best Dr.. can u.lh' from * a. az wee,y our
term machines arc very ami we pa cash lur
our worn cNc.y Monday. HOME GARMENT GO"
M ~ \.
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dClanlcO---t tnlIts.

3NTNA. singer Domestic, whcler& wilson. ami
Iorenr 49, r,r v'gs. ilcnr good aor. fin..le III
oy gkp,..' i'tr, "l ~ ~rsrper i'ei, .1it'' ~
every Voc We .nrl. wcr, aitor me msclia"' are
yog Saf S,e ron.'.r,1e t,a' ,ae NJ ny
street clr- ruu n5ar me store. spe1i1 wheeler &
new %.'' D'i'' '0' fNS.Li 'aes A GSad
A pS l1, 9aeS , lGSgSns ,ysS
nienei nj "a leo ,iuri' I, me oi 80 ny frousi
. per week g.y wrii'en fos' snt,.s t,r all tie
Oh S ca 'Sca .' Wv 80 Z. w.A.MtiLeii Munger.
A MRlTlE> gu.ran'ee to CIV ye.,rsa.i..t,lc. wor:
Seargc, ma 8 loa sll kind Of new sewing naggne
Of OUT 6c'i X, can u.k5 from Is 10 ~ "ec,y Our
our Work eve, Noaday Ii6NiE G$aAMlE;ATj XXX,
ATIsCi>ToN ri, SIN leg oaS,, ana ,al mo-,
iaTsc numof Of operators wanted to 'ate qag M
RrIflCiAL Fl;pWNLns; =, , %aa,ea aG. .l
Formation, ' Flower Ri.aess box ia' sun iaer.
A -I5O OPERATORS, wauud. an w vors
tesns a Shs ' Ell t a dP 9p a ~ sT ne"
A IL kinds of sewing machines for sale. to rcu,, r
N exchange ALTO bon@nt aud paired good second
A RTIFICIiL, FLOWER-.- Wanted, 30 scod
NfUIE & K6sENsTEIN, % Prince st.
A WANrED-Expert W. q ". operators, dnish.
a. ''' 14' " iEyiSSiH' Sl's cHiWAB, 257 Canal t.
A RTIFlCIAL FLOW EKs, Ii1y good D. nds
A "'N''' - "''" ~" I'Xi'MBhii, iOi B'e5teis
A GENERAL h9vseworker ol.o yogns Erl TO
~ takc care 81 > .any during tue day BRING refer
A XOUNG Pul as chanbcnniii eni take care q
N CHI Grsn reference from last place. Apply tl,ll2
a. WICK & GiO0ss se"ins machines for sale Tor
A NUMBER Of Rirls wanted for nrsi clse, fami-
shove ION St.
M"i-9NS s6g D 1 .i ae5 on Az Re
VOTING eirl 10 operate on childrens turn sh0cs
1856 i5lh IT,, rear between Lrt st AID Jersey av,
A RTIFICIAI. FL0WER..s Fine orancLcra and
N blossom makers wanted 475 Broadway, up stars.
A%'a,,d q iilaas9ca'si,' O i. p1yiD,'
A 5 S @ BE E,. G?ap q. MAKERS Sin
A PPRTNTICEs wanted ior dressmasng, l7th
RoNoSAZ operator, ySRfg yo!s b. qqg IVY, at
TNXPERtENCED ouiside hands on undergarmenls,
ADAMS, iGi Avenue A.
ICXPERT- EoperatoSysso On lace work on Wilcox a
EREE nstrueuon on sewing machine, al the Grs'
Lodging iloMe q ST. Marss pace. 9Th b., between
VNikST-CLA~~ operators wanted GU ladies cults,
Girls wanted 10 operate on SINCERE No 9 those
W that understand awning preferred At 3ii 9Th ay
GOOD oQerators waited ON Bonnaz embroidery ma
~ chime. 81 spriug ST. near broadway.
HOWE and Singer machine hands wanted sus.
n u pendcrs No work gwen out.
FISK, CLARK FLAGG, $50 Broadway
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Mnntt0...NtmNltA

IRA %sSSi9s al
near Rutgers machines repaired ladies' taught.
I AIDES laugh, operating shirt mssins, dsc,maK.
~ ing, aud cutting. l9l Grand A. Mrs. PIMMhl"
~ also two learners. all between and IL A. NJ.
No. 800 East ith IT,, near Az d.
OPERATORS aud basler. on alpaca and nsnnel
" coats 81. dy work 6'i ana d53 9Th av TOP floor
npkRATOR on ruon nuttonhol' machine on
" shoes wanted. York ana ru ton SITS, Brooklyn.
nPERATnR~ TO take homo nne white skrts
~ oring reference or denost aud Thomas st.
ALTERATIONS On VINE, Ter & Wilson's machines
~ for nnc WHITE shirts. Merc'rst
SEWING MACHINES Wheeler Wilson's rent.
T1 f per mI T and q gTTSsIsS
discount ''' W T. g. MxCAriAY, ci Blc'cScrs st. "''
SrEaA,wS e an Nae 9,n Y hon sqss
low lilcccacr st., has 'ui,nt
SEwING MsaCmlNEs. se5, all Kinds 90 monthly,
= 81 wccky. bSl Hudson 81 between iith ana BANK.
COVE e,o1, exrcri,nccd hands Tor maeing lace ties.
N1iiEss'x IT.. IN tho store.
iNTEu - ftccn experienced operators on VIII.
hrny CORNER iy any y s fogSp sT'n
NNANIED -fir.tciass operators for lace .crowfs
oSpy on French MrW Fly F' S e,aa nsl s .
WANTED Girls who understand the manufacture
~ j. N:CAuvkiiio' no and iai nro dway.
WANTED. orem,or. n'sicg, and anishers on shop
'''''' ~ ''''' ''' '''' 4. RosrNscHNtN
w .~rsu q nr.t .is.s orer,t - nu IN ID, war;. 4,
w 10 t. Nor"alk, Conn Apply Il 81 Th9mis H.
=. l. 'VN0iNS'
WANTED operators. sters nnishcra rrcsemcn
w on tants Dowep, third hoori ,qlmlilc AZ week.
~, o.. ,,..a-,..,o o...,,... ,.,,,
w y NIfb fpr, ,.an tranylHVo, nrsl.'ass W nlle
mcnt. Cali al G5 aid Os Thomas IT., second ljft.
WANTED -fini,eer. n4slsr.. and operators on
qurc all the week.
XyANTED-Fir operator on W. & W ma.
W chime, ana little g to learn dressmsEing at253
...,,.,. - s----.-.,.,. a.. -. ,.......,
WANTED Two or three ftrls thN unJetstand
w trimming mems soft hats ~ Attorney At" cor
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WANTED-A yulcsnlzer and second hand operat
w ing chair for dentists use stale price Address
VULCANlZHR. box 100. san once.
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WHITE STAR LINE,
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STEAMBOATS, anS 8allroaOs.
PENNsYLvANIA. RAILROAD.


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York via DesbFOsses and COrt9nit
Streets Ferries, as follows:
Express for Harrisburg, Pttsburghthe West and South,
$50 I, NJ. sunday and $3.50 =. N.
For WllamspOrt aud Lock Haven At go A. NJ. ani
$3.50 NJ. For Cory and Erie $50 4. Nj connecting
a. CORY for lIusyllc. Petroleum Centre. snd Ihs
on Regions.
Fer baltimore, Washington, ana the South. Limll.d
Washington Express" OF Pullman ItrlOr cars lllY,
except sunday, $50 A, NJ; arrive Washington no
T. N. Regular at $40 A. NJ, . ande r NJ. suni1
Express for Philadelphia T. 100, $40 go A. NJ. II 30.
., T. ilO g. 9, $50 T. NJ. and ~ night. sunday >,
Q. $50, and9 z. NJ, Emlgrant aud SECOND cln'i'
For trans 10 Newark, Elizabeth Railway Princeton,
Trenton, Perth AmbnY Pennington, Hrlvlderf, aud
other points see local AZ ali tlcSet oni,es
Trains arrive: From Pittsburgh, Gii5 and - 70 A NJ.
snd9.gG i, IT. daily Inl5 \. ". aud ~ T. II, daily.
except Monday. From Washington sud butinoret
$50 4. NJ, i,05 bIj and 1927 +. n. SUNDAY SEQ
81 From mi lclphll, $50, $50, $50, 1913, ll2O,
il6iA 81. 2:l5 4tli, a.t5 $40, 80 sii P2l, lORf
I'm, SUNDAY 6l0 go 800 liJl a. NJ. 7i0 pso,
Tirket 9niccs 500 and 9iI Broadway, Astor nouss,
ana to0t OF Drsbr0sses aud Cortaudt strcetsi Court
street BrOoKlyn III, no, md us Hudson street. 40
boken kngrant ticket obef' bstiery place;
ID, NJ BOYD JR,
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14

NEW HAYES. March l3 During q thu,l r
storm iiism rnn- i'r firs' hu-ca 10 'rr -
struck bi nal';, winch foAo9scl Tic ro- 20 ~ .~
gan loii AID l.ii q itc wood wora ficre. ia a.es
were cgt.usl. bee Nlt. out At'le 1a..lse.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-03-14
Matbln,rp.

NOR SALE--An Osgood dredging machine aud Two
Il seoWs. lDQuire on board foot Court st. DEo0Hpya.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-02-17
TEIE
WEEKLY WISCONSIN
FOR 1876.
BETTER THAN EVER.

The camiug year, il is anticipated, will be
one Of the most important aud interesting III
the civil history Of the country II will be the
year of Presidential election, in which the
question of finance will enter into the party
campaigns and political discussions az never
before. IL will be the centennial year Of the
nations declaration Of independence, and, be-
sides being marked By the celebrations incident
to such notable event, it is to witness an eX~
position of the products of agriculture mann
features and art far greater and more compre-
hensive than has ever occurred upon the con-
tinent These things will make new spaper
more than ever an indispensable thing in every
family.
The propretors Of the Weekly Wisconsin,
design that it shall be-, even more completely
than heretofore, if possible, an epitome of im~
portant current events all over the world, and
especially in our own country. Everything of
general interest will find its appropriate men-
ton. Political affairs, commercial interests
especially those pertaining to our own State
and mutton, and social and moral questions will
be regularly reported, and fuy and indepen-
IDENTITY discussed a. their Importance may
seem TO demand, The currency question will
receive the thorough discussion which its great
Importance demands, and the Wisconsin, VIII
always be found OH the side Of honest money
In addition TO complete digest Of the cur
rent news, the WiScoasi. Wilt contain serial
and short stories of a character to interest all
and offend none. The Young folks will always
find something to interest them, the farmer,
the gardne" and housckeeper will not be for
COTTON by The editor in filling up his columns.
Art, science, fashion and general literature
will have /, &c, and, i'll short nothing
that goes to make up complete aud whoe-
some news and literary paper viii be omitted.
TIE WISCONSIN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1876-02-17
Mr.. Blaine on the Present Attitude
of the South.

The debate in the House of Repre-
sentatives on Mr.. Randall's bill ex-
tending amnesty to the remaining
robels Of the South, hitherto excluded,
was one of great interest, and must
tend to open the eyes of the people
as TO the condition of the South. Mr.
Blaine understood the South too well
to be misled upon such question !;
and he was not the man to hesitate
10 the performance of duty which
the existency of the times thrust
upon him. His high position lent
weight to his words. And as proof
after proof was forthcoming in sup
port of his charges that Jefferson
Davis should be held responsible for
the horrors of Andersonvills prison,
some of the most defiant of the
Southerners who had been psrdoned
by the Republican party before they
10 * their seats 10 the House, seemed
10 quail before the ex-Speaker. The
South was terra incognitd when
slavery prevailed, because it killed
abolitionists who alone had the ability
and impartiality to describe what 1t
was. Slavery swallowed science, art,
and literature in that section, and
trampled out ali independence OF
thought. On what ground the slave
South could boast of its right to gov
ern the country, is a mystery. Was
it because it bought and sold colored
men aud women 1t has no slaves
now but, venomouslg Disconnected,
it is preparing to present the same
old claim. Mr.. Blaine said, referring