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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08
THE STEAMSHIP OCTAvIA.

DETAILS OF THE CHASE AND DETENTION OF
THE VESSEL In BRITISH wATERs-HER REGIS
TER AND CLEARANCE FROM JAMAICA-No Elk
cUsE FOR THE ACTION OF THE spANIARDs.
ST. JonN's, Porto Rico, March TO- 1876
The steamer Octavia. formerly Uruguay, was chased
into British waters and detained by the authorities
ut Kingston Tho cargo, consisting Of arms, was
landed The vessel and cargo were bought by Mr.
Cordaba, British subject and the vessel was duly
registered British ship under the name Of Octavia
OF Kingston Jamaica, and al the usual formalities
duly complied with
The Octava was cleared for New York direct Mr.
Cordaba giving the authorities guarantee that sho
would 60 direct 70 New York. She left Kingston, ia
maica, February II. and finding leak the dis
charge pipe, aud that tho pumps choked and out
OF order. she put into Port Morant. Jamaica, and
made some repairs. On proceeding again the leak was
found to increase, so she put into Jacme Hay never
went north or west OF Cape Tiburon and conse-
qucntly did not approach Spanish territory finding
that she could not be repaired at Jacme she directed
her course to st. Thomas going direct and being prop
crly cleared and papers signed by the British Consul:
she passed TO the south OF Porto Rico but did not
municatc with the shore,
ESrER SPANISH WATERS
speak any boat vessel her way. While Mt st.
Thomas she had done and eventually put to
Cortcs which vessel had been watching her for some
time. She passed to the east OF St. Thomas
avoid running into Spanish jurisdiction, and steercd
about north northwest with tore and ait sails put ful
The engines broke down at noon, when she
CAPTURED
of the the Herman Cores and
put in until the ship arrived San Juan the
l4,h The vessel captured the high seas about
miles north west OF Cockroach Island and
therefore, about twenty miles north OF Culcbra, the
Spanish land III 1t really Is Spanish, which
doubtful
The British Consul
at once obtained q promise Of good treatment an
safety. objected TO nammatory language the paper
anu OF the word pirate" as applied TO The DC
tavia all OF which carried out; obtained pcrmis
sion the crew; took verbal dispositions; COM
municated with the Admiral tho station aud with
tho Foreign ONCE by cable telegram, and made him.
self generally unpleasant Eventually he obtained
from England and Madrid order not TO remove
crew ship from here penang discussion OF govern
ments aud the arrival OF the Eclipse. got all the
crew, except the captain Ia Germany and three sup
posed Cubans delivered to the Eclipse by joint rc-
inonstrancc OF the captain and Consul
Al present he goes Tor rest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08
THE GERMAN PRISONERS FREED.

In private letter from Porto Rico IL Is stated that
the people there believe that the falling OF the steamer
Octavia into the hands Of the Spanish
by the Cubans, who DESTROYS OF complcating
tors between the Spanish and English governments
IL said that her engine purposcly broken Tho
Thomas all renamed there after her departure on
the 10Th German man-of-war made Its appearance in
the port where the vessel and detained aud
entered into conference with tho Captain cneraL
She went away. and returned the 31st or March,
The captain and the other Germans delivered up
to her and assurances given OF tho surrender Of the
vessel
A. vencgas, ancr nine months OF Imprisonment, has
been liberated ut the instance Of the English govern
mont
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-08

cYRIILE DION DEFEATS A. p. RUDoLPHH AND
RETAINS THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE FOUR
BALL GAME.
Tho match last night between grille Dion and A. r.
Rudolphe, for the diamond and the our-bal cham
pionshp, resulted IN victory for the former Cyrihe
Dion was the favorte in the betting 500 to SO beng
freely offered on him. The attendance was tolerably
good but equal the crowd that is TO be seen at
the three-ball game. The diamond presented
for competition by Phean Collender in the tourna
ment Of May 1862 and then has passed through
the following hands,
Con- Ma
test Pldverx DATE Won bv jorun
l. Dcery vs. Foster. Sept IA, 1894 .Deery .27l
z Deery VS. g Dion. Jan ls7o: Deery 10
.. Deery Rudolphe March s. 1870. Rudolphe l73
4 Rudophc vs. c. Dion. May 81. is7o .Rudolphe 10
O. Rudophe vs. Dion. Oct 7, 1870. .RudoIphe sos
o. Rudophc Parker Jan IL. 1871. Parker 1865
Parker vs. c. Dion. April 20, 1871. C Dion. 1886
G. Dion Foster June 10, 1871. G. Dion. 1851
- 9. Dion vs. DAY.. Jan = 1879. Drawn. -
10 G. Dion Va Daily Jan. o. 1878. &C. Dion. 1858
H. Dion vs. DAILY. May ID 1s7a. DAILY. 80
IL DAILY v. Garnier Oct 2 1878 GARNER. 276
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29
Driven to Deata.

We are an over worked people. The almighty
dollar lie pursued with phrenzy which admits of
few Pauses or spells. How frequently one
hsars the phrase "drivcn to death;" implying all
that il does of ply sical exhaustion ex-
element. Among artificial recurerants of e1-
hau'ted energy, there is that so powerfully
eounteraets the effects of fatigue as Hostetter's
Stomach Ritters and next to that natural rest fer
which nothing can wholly compcn safe, it ia tho
beat an safest resource OF thos who are OBLIGED
or think that they are. to undergo an excessive
amount of labor. Against the hurtful effects of
exposure upon the sensitive rgans. the Biters are
likewise an efficient protective. dose or two
will often counterfeit the effects which severe
wetting might otherW wise produce. and the danger
arIsiog from unhealthy tatiguing occupations
10 Less ned by the daily use OF this most
reliable terrifying cordial, which possesses the ad
dtiou al recommendation of being an exec lent an
ti'-Ptic, or means of retardiug bodily decay fact
suthc'ently proven by its recuperative effects in
Al! dlseases of depicting and exhausting nature.
People Who are obliged to take their n.caIs in
hurry, or under circumstances which prevent
that rePose which the mind should enjoy during
the process of degiution, notoriousIy tie VIC
tins OF dysPepsia They may, how ever. avoid in
great measure the varied tormentH inflicted by
that Proteus of maadies. bv swallow in after each
meal wine glassf fol of the Eational Stomaehic
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29

An old ply sician. retired from active practice,
having had placed In his handle by Eat India
Missionary the formula of a simple Vegetable
Remedy. for the speedy and permanent Cure of
Consumption. Bronchitis. Asthma. and all Throat
aud Lung Affections. alec Positive and 2adiraI
Cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Com.
plaints. after having thoroughly tested its WON
derfu urative p"wers in thnusands of cases. feels
it his duty I" make it known to his suff.ring E"l
lows Acturted bv this motive. nd a conscientious
desire to relieve human suffering. he will send
tr,e Of ehars,I to all who desire 81, this recipe.
with full dirrctInus Cor preparing nd successfully
u'ing. Sent nv return mail by Addressing with
stamp. naming this paper.
DIR. w STEVENS.
Nun roe Block. Syracuse, NY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29

TRE 22D AT SUPERINTENDENT who
participated furnishes US the following notice
of the Observance of the anniversary of Wash.
ington's birthday in shephsrd<town
CHARLEsTowN, February %, 1876.
Ed. Spirit: Having been presen. at the
celebration of Washineton's birth>day, by the
Improved Order of Red Men, in Shepherds
town, aud as you invite correspondence, l de-.
aire to occupy small space in your valuable
paper in giving you brief account of the
proceedings.
The procession, which was composed of the
members of Black Hawk Tribe, Of Shepherds
town, and visiting brethren from Hayerstown,
SharpSburg and elsewhere, numbering one
hundred in all. was formed ut half-past ten
o'clock, and headed by the Keedysvillo and
Shepherdsrcwn Bands, moved along the
priucipaI;streets of the town until i, reached
the NJ. E. Church, the place where the ad-
dress was to be delivered. Long before the
procession arrived the church was well Fl lied
by the citizens of the town ard community,
and after the entrance of those of the Order.
it was literally crammed. After some excel
lent music by Prof Unseld's choir, and
prayer by Worthy Prophet, McGIincy, the
speaker. Mr.. VIM. Miller, Sachem of Shaw
nee Tribe, of Winchester, was introduced.
and for the space of half hour, or more,
held his audience, in the most profound at
tention.
Words fail me to express the gratifcstiop
of those who had the extreme pleasure Of
listening to Mr.. D1iler, as he delivered one of
the most chaste, beautiful and poetical ad,
dresses we have ever heard upon this subject.
It wonld be useless in nae to attempt to give
you anything like description of this address,
but will be intent to merely say, that he
began by paying beautiful tribute to the
original inhabitants of this country who are
now fast passing away.
The speaker then gave clear and concise
acc mnt of the origin of the Imp owed Order
of Red Mn, (Which is purely Americana
from the first meeting, which was held in Fort
NJ film. down to the present time lie then,
in glowing terms and poetic language, set
forth the objects of the institution az based
upon the broad principles OF Freedom Friend
ship and Charity. l cannot, Mr. Editor,
give you even a faint idea Of the mastery
manner in which Mr.. Miller handled his sub.
ject throughout. ami particularly THAT portion
which alluded to the principles, objects and
teachings Of this Order,
The only objection that we heard against
the address that il was not long enough.
AT the close of the address we were favored
BY more good music from the choir. and the
procession reformed. and marched to tie
Wigwan of Black Hawk Tribe where i, was
dismissed. each one departing with the sntis-
faction of knowing that it was day WELL
spent. KETocTIN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29

II of Pan Cake. Grav.Ie-. Twi.t, &c: also .ev
er1l varieties of Smoking Tobacco and Cirars. for
M AsoN's BLAcK1NG, Duy2es'. Corn s st.Scb.
1t1 Concentrates Lye, pool Cotton Pins, Needles
Hose and Half Hose, for sale bv
Fes q. ISIS SIS DALGARN
OUTER. Eggs. Chicken, and Bacon taken in
II exchange for Groceries. Queensuare, Class
ware. Wood envare and Notious. at
Feb. -, 1876. s.sD4LGARS'S.
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TO ALL CONCERNED.

NOTICE IS hereby given that tho hooks. nc.
~ counts and all business of the late tism of
Irmberlak e s. Young are III nav hands for settle
n.ent, aud persons interested arc requested to
come forward at once aud settle the same, as lt
VeIy much desired sottlC all nutsi sanding
.s''e pertaining To the late firm ~ the rlIcst
~ ,'cSsIbIc. ADAM YOUNG. ~
MORGAN Mills" FredericE COunlv. Va.
Nav Is 1878 ON
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29

@ Crest inducements in the shape of low
prices are offered at Goldsnlith's Twin Fronts
All winter goods are selling at Cost. A large
lot of Overcoats, Suits, Boots, Shoes, etc,
etc, included. This offer will last but short
time. Those in need Of such goods will do
we'll to call early.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29

o. Hon. G. J. Faulkner will accept our thanks
for a copy of bis speech delivered in the House
of Representatives tho 10th instant, in or
position to resolution seeking to terminate the
naturalization treaty now in force between the
United States and the German Empire.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29

BARN DESTROYED 81 FIRr.-Mr. Craven Trus-
sells barn on the "Gattan Farm" about four
miles East OF Cnarlestnwn, was burned shor IL
after noon on Thursday last Mr.. James A.
Melvin, the occupant of the farm, lost wagons,
harness, &C., to the value of about $500, on
which, as well as the barn. there was NC 10
Rurance
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29

E9T Prof. Moorman, resident Physician,
White Sulphur Sptisgs ''The best remedy
| have ever uood fos Dyspepsia aud Judges.
ton is DIR. Wade's Liver Corrector.'"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29

EE- In another column will be found the
advertisement of the Gem Organ Company.
The Organs manufactured by this Company
have no superior and are warranted for five
vnarS =
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MIS- ELLAN Eous.
BUSINESS NOTICE.

HAVING purchased the interest Of NV father
III a. &. TlmheIlake. decd IN the late trim
OF TIInhcrtake & Youug. would most respect
fully call the attention Of the trIde and public
generally 20 tie fact that have associated ny
self with Mr.. Adam Young 0unior partner N
firm OF T. 81 W under tue firm name of Young
& TiinberlaEe. critic purpose OF conducting the
Manufacturing business heretofore DTOsecu-
Ma ~ IS 81 Is W aMBRosE TrMRERLAKE.
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To CONSUMPTIVES.

II HE advertiser, having been permanently cured
i OF that dread disease, onsumpt i"n by = slm-
pie remedy, is anxious to make known to his tel.
low sutterers the m'a los of cure. To all VINO de
sire 1t, he will send copy OF the prescription
Gree of chargc). with the dir Ons for preparu 2
and using the san., which they viii! II al a SuEE
CuRE for CoSsUMPrIOS. ASTHMA. BRO ScHlr1-. c.
Parties wishing the prescription viii pIrsse ad-
dress, Rev. WILSON,
1874 Penn ST Williamshurgh, New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29

To "a V"rER. Communication of
ga Voter" from Parkersburg, will he pub
Ilshed upon the author complying with our
rules aud giving us his real nau,e The name,
OF course, We do not desire for publication,
but only as guartaueo Of the authenticity of
the article
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29

FoP SALE.-A Lady's Handsome Gold
Watch and Chain nearly new-at bargain
Enquire at the Spirit Office
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MANHOOD HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED!

7EISk7 Just published, a newedition Of Da.
AsG1 cCLvERwELL's Ceiobrsted Essay
sIA1AN on the radical cure (withOut med
icine) OF SPermAiOrrhGA Seminal Weakness,
Involuntary Seminal I-nsses, Im?otency. Mental
and PnysIcAI IncApacity .ImprdiInents to Marriage
etc.i also, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fhs. iu-
dueed by self Indulgence or sexual eItrAvagapce,
% Price, in a sealed envelope. only ak cents
The celebrated author, in this admirable EssAy,
clearly de- 1ns;rat from thirty years' success
fnI practice, that the alarming consequence. Of
self abuse may be radically cured without the dan
gcrOus use of Internal medicine the sppIics
of the knife pointing = mode of rure AT once
simple c. rtain, and rfTsctuAI. bv means NJ which
eVerv sutfrrr'. Tnst'er what his condition NAV
he, may cure himself cheapIy. privately. and rod
icIHy
%, This Lecture should he in tho hands ef every
youth and every in the land
Sent under s"aI in plain envekre, 20 any I'D
dres@ post paid on receipt Of ak cents post
stnmps.
Address the Publisher.
BRUGMAN SON.
II Ann S.. New York: Post Office Box. 1856.
Jan. Is. lS16-odApI3Iv.
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Tin, Sheet Iron. Roofing, SpoutIng
AND
STOVE HOTSE

nN Main street, in ChHrIestowu W. Va v here
~ will be glad to see all my old friends and
customers. am prepared to furnish an thing n
in the TIN AND sTOvE line At the very lowest
prices. ltoofng ana Spouting done at the shortest
notice and in superior mEuner. Rrpairiug done
At once. Repairs for StUVes furnished The vcFV
beef CoOk Stoves and Ranges all ays hand d. cold
cheap. and vArrentcd to work we'll. All kinds Of
TIN WARE Alv,ys o n hand.
o. Old Iron. Brass, Copper. Lead, SheepskIns
Hides. Bees~Hx. Bacon. Lard. soAb. TAIIow and
Country Produce generally, taken in exchan ge for
Tin Work or Stoves. Cali and see me- and you will
never have cause 10 regretit
JOSEPH H. YESTERDAY.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29

TURNPIKE AFFAIRS At meeting OF the
stockholders of the Sheuherds,own and Smith
fiend Turnpike Company held In Shcpherdstown.
on the 18Th day of Fob. 1876. the following per-
sons " ere elected Directors :-Jno. W. Grantham
j. F. Smith. J. " Moore. J. E. Scaiey, G I.
Lickhder meeting OF the Directors was held
ut kc"rEcvsv:lle. b. 2ist 1876; J. w. Grantnam
was elected President ana J. f. Smith Secretary
and Trca'urcr. T:c } rectoIs have determined
to repair tho road and erect gates and collect
tolls, all monies collected to be used on tie
road,
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Consumption cured!

= Tho Old Commonwealth Gays that Jno shiaeu,
who lives near the Inc oT-soc bingham and Abe
ma rle. 10 log yenrs old.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29

Fon SALE.-A Grover & Baker Sewing
NIachiue-iu good order-Cheap. Enquire
st the Spirit Office. i
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from
n Nervous Debility, Premature DecAv. and ait
the effects of youthful iudisoretion will, fnr the
sake OF sottcring humanity, send free all WIN
need II, the recine and direction for making the
simple remedy BY which he was cured Sufferers
Wishing 10 profit by the advertisere 1periencecau
do 90 bv addressing in perfect con fidencc
JOHN OGDEN, ~ Cedar ST. New York.
December I'm
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~!

WHITE Heavy t~iIIsd factory, tviIIed do.
w mel, shaker. PLAN dOmet, and n line
OF plain all wOOI white FIanEeIs.
PED HsInanF'. superior scarlet meriBo twill
ed hne aud heavy, and plain all WOOL red Elan.
( 'ANToNS -CoIored. unbIeached and bIeached
-. canIons from l2E 10 37I
Nov GEO. ". T. KEARSLEY.
BAKING MOlAsses md Svrurs. Tor sale hy
- GEO. W. T. KEARSLEY.
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he has l,Ssed the
SHANN0NDALE FACTORY.
and will there manurIcture Wooden Goods on an
increased scsls having ereA ter facilities nd more
Improved Mac hir cry bsside a full corps of CONNIE
tent workmen. Every article heretofore mauuisc-
tured under my supervision will, in my present
establishment. be produced in perfection
and will compare favOraby with the beet IA hrics
] lam j" the market for Wool, and will purchase
at the Factory and through my Agents in Charles
town Messts DUKE G "llaher-A'I allowing the high;
customers who may desire to exchange Wool for
Goods to deliver the Wool in ChArlestOwn, Nessrs.
Duke G0I!aher authorized to receive AMI
receipt for the sRnc.
Inform Ation . to prices, &C., may be had by
addressing me at KAbletowu, or my Agents at
CharlesIOwn
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
fire extended me. trust TO merit. by careful at
tcution to Srsiness, the manufacture of superior
goods and by moderate charges, cOntiDu nee of
the coed will and cus,onof old friends and trial
BY new A. MCDANIEL. JR.
Nav %. 1874
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Where We intena copdnctine tho
WOODEN MANvFAcTURINo BUSINESS

rs TO merly done bv the late firm. We have on
land aud are CONSTANTLY misunderstanding every
class OF Go0ds found IN first class X'rgiuia Fac
tory. consisting IN part If Tweeds, DOeSkin Cas-
SlmCreS. DiaEOnalS. HerrinG-Bnne Kcrscvs, Sati-
nets. Drab ana Grey Fuiled L'nseSs, Blaok,
Grey and Orab Beaver Cloth, Waite, Grey and
Brown Flanmels. All Wool and Cotton Warp
Blankets. Yaris e every size and quality, aud
other articles too numerous TO mention.
Highly atpIcci0tmV the patronage extended to
the late film, hope by emplt ylng none but
the most Skilled woI kmen and by close appiica-
tiUn TO business and honest dealings, TO nerlt .
continuance of same TO the now firm. -r.
YOUNG 81 TIMBERLAKE,
Successors to fmbeTlabr X Young. I
Co. We also III the market for WOOD. and
are prenar. d to pay the highest cash pIlces.
May IS. 1875 Y. &. 7.
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FAIL GOODS!!
FALL GOODS |

A MOTHER New Stock Of G"Ods just received
~ from the Eastern Market. TO which We call al.
tentiOn OF the public.
nov. ., 1875. JAs.LAw. HooFF 4 CO.
CNRoSS CUT, Circular. Mill. Hand, Butchers.
" TeDon, aud Wood Buck Saws complete
sIOs K on hand and in store. For by
Nov. JAS. LAW. HOOFF < CO.
CoAL. Glover and Timothy. Flour aud Meal
N"v , Jas. LAW. HooFF co.
NUSPApoREs.-JLst patented Sept. I4It. Is7S.
~ CAIIAad eEAm mine at
E"v ?. JAS. Law. HooFF cos.
(NORS P"VpcTs. GTA0uAt-d Measures, very
" no IGtk' cpeT should have tnIS cUInnubIty FJr
sale by JAS. Law HOOFF co
ANTEREs ana LsH'ern GIobes. eb'spsst in
Sov.2. JAS LAW. HooFF CO.
TEA Pans and Coffee Poe. Stew Pane HHd Tin
Nov ?. JAS. LAW TooFF CO.
THE incest IGsOrimeBt Of Chamber Sets IN tho
i county, add very cheap, for sale by
Nov. ?. JAS. LAW HOUFF co.
6 CYLINDERS Pat. CHteh-the incest thing Jet
Nov 2. 1875. Jas Law HooFF co.
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WE are prepared to weigh Hay. Cattle &C.,
w upon the Scales in our Goa and Wood Yard
The high fen-e around our yard gives us special
advantages in weighing Hogs. Cattle, sc. Scales
we'll enclosed with Rates
WASHINGTON & LIPPITT.
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HARpER's FERRY TRADE.
THoM W. BEALE,
Manufacturer and DeaIeria
STOVES. TIN l. SHEET-lRON WARE,
Cor. Shenandoah and High Streers,
HARPER'S FERRY, w. VA.

TIE see,eriber would adopt thi, method Of in.
i forming his frisnds. and The eitirsns Of aar-
per's Ferry AID the adjacent country, that be Ia
stilI conducting the abNVe in alit braneh
Having had twsnt1-three years. experiences in
the trade, Hhd it being his Intention work none
but
THE VERY BEST MATERIALS
He will oDhdsutly assert that ous,omot- may rely
upon getting No. articles from his EstAbIishment
SCOUTING OR TIN ROOFING,
executed in the very best and NJ the short
est notiee. orders from any portion OF the county
teed as lOV the lowest
SPEARS CALoRIFiC COOK STOVES. the mo.t
complete Cooking Stove the world has ever seen,
s0n'tAntiy on hand. 10 short. any article in the
factory.
mUSsOS's COPPEa LloHrsISo RoDs furnished and
put up anywhere in the county at the shortest NO.
tce and upon reasonable terms.
Job Work AID MsDding done 10 the best
style and at the Shortest notice. Merchants sup-
pied on the most accom- modating teFms.
HarPeF's Ferry, Oct 5. 1872
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CO.PARTNERsnIP NOTICE.
WOODEN Fabrics. SC

AyING formed cO-partne.SEip under the
III firm nap.e of Young G. 9imberlake. we
would most respectfully announce to the trade
aud pualic tllas We have put CHASED. the entire
Stock of Goods belonging 10 the latefirm of Tim
oa OTIS WOODS No Wo eisR sn FIc Il F FT
erlck county, VA. styled
"Mornan nEal1a,n
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EDW'D J. EVANS d. CO.,
NURSERYMEN AND SEEDsMEN.
York, Penn'a,

~ = @NNS1 l4N Z 1Ik1I3' TN y k54I4S4Jo44LlN0
York, Penn'a.
CEEDS.-Gardon and Flower Seeds, Grass
- Seeds, Seed Corn, Seed Potatoes, SEED wbsNW,
Tree and Hedge Seeds, &c.
BULBS. Bulbs, of all kinds. for Spring aud
Eau planning.
Grapes and Small Fr.its. EvcTgTccns OrnH me ntAI
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Catalogue.
January IS, lS76-3m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-02-29

LENT.-The season of Lent, especially OBJ
served in Roman Catholic and Protestant
Episcopal churches, in conmemora.ion of
Christie fast of forty days, will begin this
year on Ash Wednesday, March 1st, ending
on the 's''n'Of Eater Sunday. April TO-
The PaschAl time extends from the Grst Sun
day of Lent ill Trinity Sunday.