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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-29

The Grand Lod ge, l. o. G. T, of West
Virginia, will meetiu Charlestown on Wednes
day of next week, Sept. 9th.
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The Republicans OF the Second district will
hold their Convention at Keyser. on Sep,em-
Der 3lst, to nominate a candidate for Congress
and for Presidential elector.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-29

D. D. johnson has been nominated for
State Senator iu the Parkersburg district.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-29

j. NJ. Laidley, of Charleston, accepts the
position of %elector at Large on the Cooper aud
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VOTE ON RE DIsrRICTIHG.-As the re-
suit of the election of rc-6istricting the
county in three of the voting precincts had
not been learned By US at the date of our last
publication, Ne now publish the vote entire ::
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-29

RuPTuRE CuaED in from 81 to % days by the use
of the Triumph Truss and Triumph Rupture Rem
rdy, manufacture by the Triumph Truss Co 1874
B"wery. New York This Truss aud Supporter
took the modal at tho late session of the great
American Institute Fair. S,Edi len cen;s Tor their
New Book. March Il.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-29

MIR. W. Scott Garner has purchased print
ing material and intends to at once resume
the publication of the Grafton WeekIy Times.
as a Democ ratio newspaper.
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN!

A LII persons knowing themselves Indebted 20
- the UNDETERMINED. tor subscription 10 tho
,chllt OF jefferson Advertisements or Job
notA, are requested to give the same their car
,lest attention. a. II is necessary to hnyc the
leCt by law. = : pSTGLPSOl
July u, Is75-tf.
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LUMBER! LUmBER!

M are prcpnrc1 to furnish bills of Iumhs-
w Of any size or proportions at nur Mill on
me Shenandoah River. near Conrad's Store
lIine EVEN TO responsible particg. ANY in
qulrles answered by addressing
L. L. LAMBERT,
hlVer Bhnk' Rockingham County. VH.;-
VT J. +. HOCCR.
S~nen9rdoalI Iron Works, Page Co., Va.
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TildOu and Hendricks clubs throughout the
State are requested to send lists of officers of
their organizations to the Democratic State
Committee, No. 1888 Market street, Wheel
ing.
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CORPORATION ORDINANCE.

\ Ia meeting of the Town Council Of the
~ Corporation of Charlestown. june q, 1916,
Ordered, That all owucrs of property within
VIC corporate limits of Cnarlestuwn rlIalI have
sne!F paYeInents repaired by the 45lh day Of
By order of the Council.
. ~ IRA O'BANNOE,'
Free Press copy.l
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-29

Es- "Patruns of husbandry ?" said Mrs.
Partingtoh reaectiveIy in reply to a remark
of the Doctors concerning that order, YES,
l do seem to recommended hearing of them ;
but never have used any. The best patruns
that | know of are the Domestic | have
used lots of those to cut out my clothes by"
and here Isaac broke into her remarks with
the information that the old ones made bully
kites; and then went gravely on with his
work of decorating the cats tail with paten.
clothes. pins.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-29

LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Post Office at Charlestown, jefferson
county, W. Va, August Goth, 1876:
Miss Mary Jones, Miss Mamie B. Mills
81, Mrs, r, j.. Mills, Miss Carrie l.. Mills,
Mrs. Lee White, G. l.. Brown. Maj. T. l..
Brown, Chas. Jackson, John E. Kcnna, A.
A. Preston, John Russ.
Tho above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead letter of
fee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised.
c.. LEISESRTNG. 2. NJ.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

SEIS9 EMILY c. NORRIS will open her
~ school tor BOYS aud Girls on Mnndny. SEP
Il hei ithI'. 1870, and will be pleased 10 receive
AuVust ]. 1876
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At a meeting of the Committee on Satur-
day, it was resolved that a vote of thanks be
extended to the ladies who SO kindly per-
formed their duties at the recent Picnic
Mrs. Jas. Law. Hooff, Mrs. II. Il. Davenport,
Mrs. I. y. Brown, and Miss Lizzie Seldeu,
will please accept our hearty thanks. Also,
Mr.. Il. II. Cooke will accept our thanks for
use Of house..
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
PURE BERKSHIRE PIGS.

DERSONS in want of THOROUGHBRED'
BERKSHIRE PIGS. can Oh
IAN them-singly OF by the pair or tWO-by
GAZING on the undersigned. Price S5 each
purest blood. INHERIT T. II0SpFnno
August >. IS1c-ly.
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Aug. %. Is76-tMh1.
NOTICE.

7 WILL resume NV School for boys on the nth
i of September, It beng the second Monday
Sc~no0l-Room At my residence, corner of Liberty
and West streets.
streets. wv. TONGUE.
August -. 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-08-29
CHARLESTGWN FEMALE SEMINARY.

>TNHE fourteenth Annual Session begins MON
4 DAY. SEPT ESEER IlIu, 1876 Terms
made nuoWn OG APP ICHtirm to the Pnncipal,
Miss SARAH II. brown,
IS a.. DOYNE SMITH.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

C0-PABTNERSHIP NOTICE.
undersigned have entered into Co-Part-
nership for the purpose of carving on ener-
getlcaily, in all it's departments. the
ButcheI'ing business,
and VIII serve to the public, IN season, FRESH
MEATS of best quality, carefully slaughtered.
We solicit a share of public. patronage.
GEO. w YOCNG
J. x. RODRICK.
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THE EMPIRE THREsHER & SEPGRAToI

THE FoUsT FIELD HAY LOADER,
Manufactured by stratton & Cullum, at Mead
vile, Pa, tor sale by
+, S~HOEMAKEF, Agent
p O. Vaudeville. Clarke Co., Va.
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FOR RENT.

'lNhE old Wagon-NskcI Stand on the 'Cattail'
L fam of George w EichslberEPr. Appiy 10
December d. Is75-ti.
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LESSONS IN GERMAN.

INSTRUCTION in the German Language will
i b" given by the undersigned to a limited
class OF Ladies, Girls and Boys. For particulars
~ to mode of teACling. terms. &c. apply at hcr
residence, on Liberty street. adjoining the dwell
ling oil Nathaniel Myers, Esq.
June IL. lof6-3n. Mrs. NJ. DEHREND.
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Mrs Winnie l.. IIabIe

WILL resume her obstruction In MUSIC
~ 1nStrUmen!al ard VocAl-to pupils In pri-
v'tc and in class Ill" LIST Monday III Scpteu Der
For information as to terms OF tuition, &c, APP
ply ut her rc.ifrrcc.
August ;. I-s6-u.
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C6 TO Per Day at home Sampler worth al
So free. sTIMsos & Co., Portland, Maine.
CESD csc. to G. p DWELL 4 Co. New Yo,E
y for Pamphlet OF leo pages. containing lists OF
5000 Newspapers, and estimates skowiDg cost
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GEO. kEARsLEY,
JAS. WYsoNG,
Ed. TAYLOR,
SHIRLEY SMITH,
VIM. l.. HooFF,
Aug. Sit. Committee.
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The Triumph Of Beauty.

She didn't care duff ESQ she said)
whether ahe pleased masculine ewes or
no. But she always looked pretty, and
got out OF bread baking and dish wash
ing on every conceivable pretext, and
she wouldn't scrub, nor get up early in
the morning to smile at her brothers
over the coffee pot, and she always put
her hair mp in papers over night, so as
to look pretty in the morning, and, oh,
my, she did lots of things that are too
dreadful to tell here, to make herself
pretty. She teased her papa for money,
and got it, too, and looked everything
she wanted from her brothers, and got
all the presents from gentlemen that she
could, and then what do you think; why,
she got the only good sensible one there
was among them, at last. She had her
carriage and everything she wanted, and
did Just as she was q mind to, was petted
and caressed by her husband and hu-
mored by every one, and forgot all about
her poor relations, which was strange.
When her mother died she cried a little
and said: "Well, poor mother. She
had outlived her usefulness" and sent
her father some money to pay the funer-
al expenses, and wore black, and CON
mdered her duty done. Happy woman I
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Shin Building.

MIR. Kelley Rep. of Pa, } in a speech
on the Tariff bill said that, as to ship
building being lost art in the United
States, no industry here has grown so
well within the last few years as ship
building, and iron ships are now being
built, not only for American merchants.
but olso for foreign merchants. AS a
proof of the growth of this business, he
said that the iron shipping owned in the
United States amounted in 1868 to only
1902 tons; in 1872 to 1866 tons, and
that it had gone on in an increasing
ratio every year. The city of Philadei.
phia had recently obliterated several of
its streets to make way for an iron ship
yard, which would begin work with an
order for hundred foreign going craft.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-08
A Species Of INSANITY.

Mrs. 81. T. Helmbold, wife of the
well known buchu Helmbold, in testify
lngto the insanity of herhusband, saws
Newspapers are one of his manias he
didn't care: what they said, so that his
name was in them; he used to be work
ing all the time with printers, editors.
and reporters; there is an increase of
that passion; he publishes the most alb
surd bill-posters now; he bores the men
to death in the Offices where they print
papers; think this is insanity; it is very
mortlfylng to me and to his family.
Ii all men who bored newspaper men
to death in the Offices where they print
papers were declared insane the lunatic
asylums would be full.
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CONSERVATIVES, TAKE NOTICE.

Every moment of delay makes your case more hope.
less, and much depends on the udioious choice Of
remedy. The amount OF testimony In favor of DIR.
sohenoks Pumonic syr Ip. a cure for CONSUMPTION.
far exceeds all that be brought to support the
tensions Of any other medicine Sec Dr. sohenok,.
Almanac containing the certificates many persons of
the highest responsibility. who have been restored to
health after being nourable by physicians
Of acknowledged ability. sohenok's Pulmonio Syrup
alone has cured many. these evidences will show but
tho cure is often promoted BY the employment of two
other remedies which DR. sohenok provides for the pur
pose. These additional remedies sehenok's Sea
Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills BY the timely use Of
these Medicines. according to directions, Dr. schenok
oertifes that most any of Consumption may be
cured.
Dr. sehenok is professionally at his principal ONCE
Corner Sixth and Arch Streets Philadelphia every Mon
day, where all letters for advice must be addressed
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-08

evidently been scared OF and left precipitately,
as $500, 600 in bonds were found on the floor
where they had been dropped. The inquiry
into the loss Of the American ship Harvest
Queen, OF Ireland, developed the fact that she
was run down by the White Star steamer
Adriatic. The Adriatic's officers were censured
for ooncealing the fact Of the collision. -.
]. r. Hilman, county treasurer and banker at
Wooster, Ohio, is q defsulter in the sum of
S6O OO0
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Facts are Stubborn Things.

thousands of human beings are yearly borne
on the swift current OF disease down tn tbs
grave: just because they do not possess a suffi.
cient knowledge Of thems elves. A man meets
his neighbor, and the first salutation "a
How are you?" or How is your health :,
The reply frequently is: "Oh, am we'll with
the exception of q cold" Most persons lishtly
regard cold. Reader, do you know that 3
cold is one of the most dangerous of maladies;
A cold not only clogs up the pores OF the entire
system and retards circulation, but it ia produc.
tive OF catarrh, which is quite apt to lead to
consumption. "Oh," you say, "it is nothing
but cold in my head" True; but that cold
Is really mild form of catarrh, and il not ar.
rested i'll it's course will become chronic
Catarrh Is one Of the most disagreeable, often.
s1ve affections III the catalogue Of diseases
Ihe passage to the nose is obstruoted, the
sense OF smell impaired, and there is a dis
agreeable sensation Of pressure in the head.
In the more advanced stages, there is a dis
charge ha, ing an offensive odor. II the dis.
ease be allowed to continue in it's course
thick, hard incrustations will form in the head
the bones of which sometimes become soft.
ened and break away in pieces. Why will per-
sons continue to suffer from such an apnoy.
ing, disgusting disease. when thoy can lust az
well be cured of it? DIR. Ssge's Catarrb
hemedy will cure the worst forms of catar,h
In fact: 1t Is the only sure and cafe remedy
which has yet BEEN offered to the public,
many harsh, Irritating preparations NAV, for q
time relieve the urgency of the symptom, but
'tney DO not cure the disease. Dr. Sape's
Catarrh Remedy Is soothing and healiug il; its
effects. and when used with DIR. Pierce's Nasal
Douche, according to directions does not fail
to effect cure. Sold by all druggists. Com
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Important to Persons Visiting New York
or the Centennial.

The GRAND UNION HOTEL, New York. oppo-
site the Grand Central depot, has over $50 ele-
gantly furnished rooms. Elevator, steam, and
al modern improvements. European plan.
Carriage hire is saved, as baggage is taken
to and from the depot, free of expense. The
restaurants supplied with the best. Guests
can live better for less money at tn, Grand
Union, than at any other first-class hotel.
parts of the city, and to Philadelphia depot '~
Com. of''
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-08

Pimples on the face, rough skin,
chapped hands, saltrheum and all outaneous
affections cured, the skin made soft and
smooth, by the use of JUNIPKR TAR Soar. That
made by Caswell, Hazard & Co., New York, is
the only kind that can be relied on, as there
are many limitations, made from common tar,
which are worthless.-Con,.
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American Book Exchange.

The opportunity of exchanging books one
has and no longer leeds, for others, new and
old, is q convenience and a measure of econo-
my that will be appreciated by thousands. The
American Book Exchange, 100 Fulton street.
want. The Book Exchange Monthly. as cents
= year explains method and terms, and gives
list of books-Conl o'oS
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CHRoMos.-The Continental Chrome
Co., No. 81 MAJ sau St., New York. have an ;n,,
mense assortme mt OF 'chromos, which are woll
worthy the attention Of dealers or others who
are in want of pictures for home adornment
at the lowest rates. Write to them Com
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1876-03-08

Col: G. w. ALEXANDER, publisher of
~ me hdsh,ngton Gazette, has been offered
$1,000 for the original copy of the letter writ
ten by MIR. Jefferson Davis to the Hon. James
Lyons, which appeared in The Gazette of the
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WHEN WRITING TO ADvRRTIsEHs,
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The great interest In the thrilling history of our
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sylvana by another cabinet place and Ohio in tho same
way At least three Cabinet places said TO be out
as tempting bats II delegations be carried II Is
openly proclaimed that the OF Blaine will DO
the overthrow Of conklng in New York. Cam
eron In Pennsylvania and Morton in Indiana New
men arc to come 70 the front Among tho
men who arc mentioned IN connection with
these offices, II the mutny against the administration
succeeds, are George William Curtis, OF New York;
Wilson, OF Ohio; MCPHERSON, Of Pennsylvania; Logan,
OF Illinois But against Conking and Cameron Il Is
light d oatrance They not wanted in the party
There rumor that in the event Of the nomination
OF Blame the Pennsylvanans VIII present the name Of
Mr. Coliax Vice President | cannot trace 1t to any
authentic source, but Is believed that Colonel Mann
and Colonel Mcclure think that with Coliax on the
ticket there would BIO personal vindicalion Of tho
sadly abused Statesmen.
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PRESIDENT oRASy's POSITION.
Nxw YoRx, Juno 13, 1874

EDIIUE UF IIENALD.-
Al no time since the agitation Of third torn" have
the signs Indicated tho denomination and eicc,son Of
Grant more strongly than during the last few months
and whether from human agency or late IL
certain - that on election Is 70 DO held And why noty
lie - the only one oday among the numerous cand-
dates Bho has been tried ia ligh military and civil
POSITIONS ami always proved himself worthy OF the
place. notwithstanding the wickedncss OF his per-
soaal advisers, lac stands to-day untarnshed. There IL
no mistaking Ills opinions upon finance, upon the
leading Issues Of the day They recorded and
known of all, while 10 vote for either one uf the nu-
Candidates Of both Of ,be ea, political parties
"a merely TO Ego IL blind" And we can't afford Il.
Already SEQ tue cry nj Cincinnati IL "Any 10
GrAnL "A nZM01hAA
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aHoDx ISLAND DELEGATES.

NEWPORT, II. l., June IL, 1879
Edward /. Freeman, Nelson w, Aldrich and o. L.
Pomcroy, members OF the General Assembly and Of
Rhode Islands delegation to Cincinnati left town this
afternoon, Immediately after the ballot had been
taken United States Senator They horc TO roach
lh1tr destination in Tor tho Drsi ballot
Members OF The LEGISLATURE their way here on
tho steamer, took ballot tho Presidential nomi-
nation, with the following result :wholc number OF
votes CO., OF which Blaine received ~ and Brstow H.
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Arguing from these iacts, . majority OF
the politicians who interested have reached
the conclusion that Pennsylvania means Blaine
and IS ready. when the proper moment arrives
whether tho first second any other ballot, 10
turn over tho vote OF the state TO that candi late
Thus construction OF tho action Of the delegation seems
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Mr.. HALE uNBosoMs HIMSELF.

From the Cincinnati Enquirer
'swhat the chances, Mr.. Hale for your man from
Manner
ssMr Blaine will have in the Convention more dele
gates than any other candidate This assure
you. because know what States will support him.
s.But where is his strengthg Here are many dole
gates from all the country, but don't find any
Blanc among them"
sTherc but few OF us here yet but they will be
hand before tho Convention meets. The Name dcesa-
ton itself isn't here but they'll be hero in time, you
may be sure"
'.What support do you count on anyhow"
.swclI, here, I'll slow you'--and here he drew out
his memorandum book; 1--WE shall 60 into tho Conven
ton with solid Blanc delegations from Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode Island,
New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, West vr-
enia Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Iowa. Minnesota,
Nebraska, Kansas, California; Oregon aud Colorado
twenty States solid Besides this, expect portion
Of the delegations from South Carolina North Carolina
louisiana Tennessee and Alabama These viii figure
up something like 800 votes the first ballot, only
scventysix less than required to nominate In
this estimate claim nothing fsom either New York,
Pennsylvania or Ohio, though Mr. Blaine has friends
among the delegates from each OF those States SO
you see we know something OF what wo arc talking
about
Every WELL but when tho final tusslo comes whero
will Blame be ioundf
"He's tho leading man and his friends won't desert
him.
"what about his Congressional record Of atc these
Investigations and all that sort Of thing?"
That will only help his chance, because the people
will recognize the fact that these charges nstigatcd
by Presidential rivals"
sThey'll not hurt him thcng''
non the contrary, when the delegations FRESH
from the people tho sentiment his favor will be over
whelmlng -
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WHAT 4 NEW YORKER WOULD LIKE.

70 THE EDITOR HgBALD:-
would like 10 see Grants offered to tho Con-
vcntion Wednesday, and witness the perpcxity OF tho
friends Of the candidates resist the Impulse
to renominate soldier President The revelation
Of "Behind the Scenos'' may kpo the acting OF
before the public NEW YORKER
JuNE ~, 1870