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New-York tribune., 1876-08-24

for reorganization III OiVy' ""AN" WV
referred to them.
The ends of the first traveller rope OF the
East River Bridge have been splced, ana
there is now a continuous line between the
anchorage piers. The next step In the pro-
gress of this great work will involve ar extra
ordinary buggy ride. The second traveller
rope is to be lashcd at intervals to the first,
and then workman is to be sent ever in
buggy to cut the fastenings. The engineers
have received hundred applications for seats
in the car. Is this an unwhOlesome craving
for notOrety or the genuine spirit OF American
daredevilry7
The prisoners at the White Plains Jail evil
IDENTIFY enjoy all the home privileges of large
family, having keys to their cells and walking
in and ont at pleasure. Four of them met
keeper on the stairs yesterday, knocked HIM
down, fshed out of his pocket the keys OF the
prison doors, and quietly walked out. Now
that the Sheriff has had the trouble OF recap
turing three of his guests, he may be inclined
to curtail some of the privileges OF the e5tao-
lshment. If it would be discourteous to the
conyicts to take away their keys, he might at
least turn out the turnkey who doesn't lock up
the cells. @, = -
Col. Robert G. IngcrsOll carries with him to
the Maine stump all tie breeze of an ILLINOIS
prairie His speech at Lewiston, from which
we can only find room for few extracts,
ought to give the Republicans sufficient mo-
mentum to carry them through the canvass.
There is less of the picturesque rhetoric OF
the West in it than there was in the famous
speech which held the Cincinnati Convention
spell bound, but there is III its place broad,
racy humor which opens the hearts OF a pop
ular audience. His portrait of bachelor PTesi-
dent is AS effective in its way as cartoon.
He goes back to war times-that is haoit
into which all Republican orators have fallen,
and we suspect that the Democrats would do
the same if they dared-and there Is not u
dull sentence in the speech.
There is another rumOr of n battle with the
| Sioux north of the Black Hills. with heavy
| losses on both sides. The report was brought
| 70 Standing Rock on the Missouri River by an
Indian, and is probably an idle tale Nothing
has been heard at Army Headquarters from
| Gen. Crook since his junction with Gen. Terry
in the Rosebud Valley. So wary warrior as
! Sitting Bull, if he had been in condition to
meet the troops in the field, would
have hurled his force against one or
the other of the divisions before they
united. These were the tactics which he
adopted earlier in the season, checking the
advance of Gen. Crook on the headwaters of
the Rosebud, and subsequently Turing Gen.
Custer to destruction on the Little Big Horn.
The abandonment of tactics which had proved
so successful shows that Sitting Bulls force is
badly crippled and that he has adopted the
Fabian policy of guerrilla warfare. Meanwhile,
reGnforccments are moving rapidly toward the
Yellowstone and preparations are making for
an extended campais sn which will probably last
| all Winter
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24

II ia bigh time that the American people sDoulu
nov a lttIe more attention to the pronunciation OF
their geographical names. They will otherwise soon
be on par with the English and Will nave no rish'
TO laugh at HoDa and Chunley as vocal expressions
of Holborn and Cholmondeley. writer IN Lippm-
COTS Magazine points out various cohtractiohs "n0h
result simply from Incidence or convenience OF ut
tcrance: but the vice Is of much wider extent. Dr
Holmes discovered, some years ago. that Clncinnati
"a almost invariably pronounced Cinsunndttdh; and
bo might have added that the citizens OF our neigh-
borno Centennial capital generally say PhitdetphU
In fact all towns with names ending III arc ilapc
To have that letter shortened into y-as Aurofy,
Peory. &C. But q worse tendency, which Is iast
spreading over the whole land, is to give the nat
instead of the broad sound of to all our naturaizeu
Spanish names. II is becoming altogether 100 COM
mon to hear people talking OF Coofdydo Nerdydo'
or Montana. Why not AS well say AiaDayma'
or call the euphonious Maine river Sayc0f But III
the older States the fine. sonorous VoWei souHuS
seem to be secured against the possibility Oh chahge;
probably because the Indian nomenclature was HIS.
learned orally, while the Spanish Is generaiy reau
before being heard. Thore is nothing hher Ill any
language than the two broad SOUNDS VI tle 'o"ei",
aud IL ia to be regretted that our American habit
Goes further than that Of the English, III dropping
them. In England the tomato is still ripe-soundlng
vegetable; while here it has become green ana III
sipid as a tomdyo. The only reason for the ch'hSo
is that our ancestors made potato out OF tpe orig
nal batdtd In a few instances we reverse the ordi-
nary process and broaden instead of hatten Qn thc
New-York Central road, the conductor always an
pounces one station as; " Chy'ye" and he Is very
ant 70 saw "sigh-racuse.D Cases have even been
known where Democrat. in the rural districts, de-
nounced by name "The Sem-eye Weekly lry-buheF
Cannot the schoolmasters do something 10 stop thtSe
habitsf
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24

and contradictory" We learn also that Mr. Ilideh
has plenty Of pluck and q surplusage OF caution; /;
that children and animals consider him forgiving;
that he is acute angled toward wickedness and oo-
tuse ansled toward weakness; that be forms his
opinions first and hunts up his reasons for them al
terward. 1t is interesting to know that Mr. Illden
never expresses himself any subject until he has
thoroughly mastered it, and then he speaks or writes
with what may bo styled Wagnerian completeness
and devotion to detail, so that his messages would
probably assume the form of triogy with pre-
lude and be sent to Congress i'll sections on Tour
successive days.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24

Peace appears still distant in Servia. The
war party are dominant, and scern submission
to the Moslems. Their course is, in a meas
ure. justified b.. the gallant stand which Gen.
Tchernayeif is making before Aexinatz, where
he has twice repulsed the Turkish army OF
10000 men. The expected Russian volun-
teers may arrive in time to assist in checking
the career of Turkish conquest
New-York tribune., 1876-08-24

rIGN.-The Servians have repulsed repeated
III ,xor marty
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

- Not a single democratic vote has been
cast in the town of Vergenues, Vt, during
the last teu years. At the recent election,
however, a were found in the bnx
Az the democratic ratification meeting
in Anderson, s C.. on the 2d ul,imo. it is
estimated that 1000 co!ored men wero present
out of the 5000 in attendance.
The next State election before the i'm
Port4u. October elections in OHIO and Indiana
will take place in Georgia, where State officers
snd a Legislature will be chosen on the 4th
of Oc.ober
The venerable Gen DIX is rot to have
the veteran business ali to kinsc!f. 1t seems.
The democratic BOYS ~ & ne are o.:auiz.ug
for the cAmoasgu uofer the camuIsnd IF
Fighting ice Hooker
- II "f.i he = -'u-cr ot .rras -,t~'act.o on
to she large c5rcie Ut acql7sntanres auu friends
of Narcu- Is Buck. Esq. 70 iesEu taa, the
Grant Jar9 a. Frederick "'unry On MuUisy
Lass. aHcT a full Investigation rr-u-,. IA htins
IN AZ irtlcirpeu. against h,m - HIn Times.
- The parade and asreuar"t c.rsSuvn,e> Of
the independent Or5cr Of O;d Fe lows al
America winch 'ook place II ps.,aeie;niia.
on tie 2u;t at we're TIE Bot IL. iIisat aud
Imposing ever 'uaha ~ Ghi~ order. iir. unm
Der Of men III i're naI'iy vhr1,u-sy e.tima,ed
at trou, fl teen t. 'weuty 'hau.sud.
the Lrodrn Times says II tnsr.e~
Francis Adams 'ihis : a remarkable ac
ces=ion NJ strength fhr Nr- fliIrn Mr.
Adams i in un sense ,f tne ~p-4 p,gn r
mar. bat n" .'v'nr -tsteeu,am j. nor. re
spec'e'i IN Amarce nor - tl~re any whose.
moral anprob1::s nos i u.ose distinct and con-
-ciusfya ya'Fr. "
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03
LH"c'"sh"ry Ad re"dcat Sept. %

NARROW P>sSAGL SUIT The motion -:
counsel tnr tn" Is .irnore aud OHIO raidruad
to remove the causes for damages growing out
the Narrow Pasgsge disaster to the federal
court was argued recently in the Circuit
Court of Shenandoah county, Va, before
Judge Baird, and refused. The court re-
fusing TO remove, the cases hsve been carried
up on bills of exceptions. The question of
Jurisdiction will be decided at tho mex, term
of the United States Court for the western
district of Virginia. which meets at Harrison
burg On the 9th Of October.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03
The democratic Meeting.

Inc Democratic mass meeting came of AZ
the court H"u-e Thurst.y aIternoon and
night. The Court House was we'll flied. aud
the audience was addressed first by Hon. ID.
b. Lucas. OF Jefferson, MIR. Lucas il one of
the most forcibIe. finished speakers in the
State, and his effort on this occasion did him
full credit. 1t was a strong, close. logical
and connected a~r"uUent. arraiynfny the ppli-
cy and practices of the Republican party and
administration Mr.. Lucas is a pleasant and
ready taIker, was listened to throughout his
speech of oser an hour, with marked attention.
interrupted only by frequent bursts of APP
piause.
He was followed by Hon. William T. Ham.
iitOn, of Maryland. Mr.. Hamilton announced
that he would not attempts ''set" speech, hut
what he proposed to say would be more in the
way of a plain, practical talk. lie dashed
right into his subject from the start. He is
a strong speaker, and like the great Bob In,
gersoll doubles up ideas into great fists and
hurls them with powerful effect at his au-
dience The ex-senator is a great favnrite
will the Democracy of tins section, and his
speech was received with the greatest favor.
At the conclusion of Mr. Hami!ton's speech
the meeting adjourned until night About
hall past seven O'Clock al immense audience
had assembled to hear the other distinguished
speakers
Hon b f Martin. Democratic candidate
for Congress in this district Gen Mathews.
Democratic candidate for Governor ; Hon.
Frank Hereford. member ut Congress from
the Third District; FInn Jos Sprigg, of
Hardy cnuu,y Hon Wliiisn. II Travers. oe
Jefferson county. md .ther -peskers addressed
the meeting. which wes kept up until a late
hOur
1t Wa -" Fl : -~r. bofare a Berke
lev ''r"' " '.-,~ an
II > ..r.v :,
< t..a'aS 7r-
80 -".s-"-- fsn. --- mi "urs~
y, ctiusLurr Lu.I ..mIc.. G.. %
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03

Jefferson County, to>wlt:
at Rules Ae2d IN the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court IF J:fe5son County, Septcm-
Der All, 1876:
LUCY E. PACKETT, Plaintiff
Against lis ASSUNPsTT.
ANNIE d. WASHINGTON, Del
tendAut.
TINFE object of this suit Is to recover for the
i P!slntltt her proportion of the pnrchAIe-
money of a medal sold by Defendant to cer tain
citizens Of Boston, and to attach the debts and
effects of tn" Defendant IN this State.
1t appearing, on affidavit filed III this suit. that
she Defendant Is not 4 resident of the State "f
West virginia, she is hereby required to appror
witLtn four weeks after the date "f the first
THhiiCstIon of this order. an.I do shat Is uecrs-
shTy TO Project Der interests in this matter.
Aud II Is further ordered that u COPY Of this
o"dcr shall b. published once "a week. for foMr
succ-zs'v" N"-E-, IN the spirit of Jefferson. n
newspaper published in tins county, and alsn
posted at Ia" front door of The Court-Huuss of
the said County, ut least twenty days Gefnrc
Judgment Is rendered.
ROBERT J. Brown
Clerk OF tae Circuit Court.
ID. Is. Lucas. y q
10 I--E
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03
FERTILIZERS.

AN prepared to furnish for the fal! trade, stan
i dad FertiIizers- such as Turner's. Obcr's,
whann's Pure Bone Meal, &c, and would request
persons IN need of such gOods to give us n cali be-
fore purchAsing- will keep 3 stock on hand.
Aug. %. 1916. JAS. LAW. HOOEF 4 CO.
A FILE PArers, CCTers and Siicrrs. fI sale by
JAS LAW. HOOFF & co.
NNpSIOSES, Bsrsa. - Tor sale bv
JAS. LAW. 4 co.
4 for sale BY JAS. IA y u0uTF I 70
august -, ISIS. w.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03

PCr IN ORDER The push and energy
OF ihos. K Sharp. Esq master of trauspor
taton on the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, is
SHOWN In the speedy manner in which the re.
cent breaks and washes on that rod have
Oeen repaired. In less than three DAYS the
road Is put IN entire working order. and some
very serious washings. which 70 the lookerop
would seem to require at least a week to nut
IN repair, have been put in good trim since
Monday CMnLerLand Ncr.-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03

The election in Colorado nm ,bo 1o.L.r
October will have uncammor in,erest 49,"
'ne iact 'hat fhe Legislature then chosen viii
elect w" United States Senators, an4 also the
presidential electors of the State. The Leg
iI'Ature OF South Carolina before the war
elected the States presidential electors.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF WEST YIR9fNIA.

Jefferson County, to-wit
At Rules held in HE Clerks Office of The
Circuit Court Of JEFFERSON County, Septens
Der An, 1876: 81
B. wAsHINGToN.)
aad Christian a., his wife,
Plaintiffs.
Against SIN ~AssUMPsIT.
ANNIE Il. WASHINGTON. Del
feudUnt.
TIVE object of this suit is to recover for TIE
i plaintiffs their piopOrtign of the purchase
money of u medal sold by Deleudaot to ceri..1n
citizens OF EOston- and to attach the debts aud
effects of the Defendant IN this State.
Tt appearing. on affidavit fled III this suit, that
the Defendant is not q resident of the State or
West Virginia. she Is hereby required to appear
within four weeks after the date of the first
publication OF this order. and do what ID neces-
sarY TO protect her interests in this matter.
And it is further ordered that a copy of this
order shall be published once Il week. for fur
successive weeks. in the esprit of Jefferson"
q newspaper published III this county, and also
posted Ut the front door of tine C~Ourt-House of
the snid County at least twenty days before
Judgment is rendered.
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Clerk of tie Circuit Court.
D. B. Lucas. .. q.
September IL, lSI6-4t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03

Thus 1t appears that, while the Republicans
have this yesr secured three States with four
teen electoral votes and aggregated Republi>
can majorisies of p, 800, the Democracy have
carried FIVE STATES casting THIRTY
SEVEN ELECTORAL VOTES and piling
up Democratic najnriti"s sggregsiiug ONE
HUNDRED AND SIXTY>THEE THOU
SAND This will do very weil.-BufaIo
E,UrTnr
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03

NROCERTES, GIRssvare. Queeu1varr.. wood.p
VI ware, Boots and Shoes, GudA variety Of No.
iioDP, TOR sale At reduced prices. Bacon. Lad
Butter and Eggs taken in Exeban@e for Good = Z
Highest market price: s s. y ALGARN,
Nov 81. 1875. First NationalBnnk RuiIdiD1
Il RenneT's Flour: Corn Meal. Buck eat Fianr
HDd Honey, Tor sale by SIS. DALGARN.
Dec. II. 1875.
2 DIFFERENT kinds Of Chewing and several
~ kinds OF sHOking Tobacco, Pipes, snuff, &c.
"FNTERPRIsE' Roasted Coffee. for ssis bT'
Jan ~ 1870. SIS. DALGARE,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03
CHOW HIGH ISL DAT FOR NIGH"

IENHE undersigned having taken out license as
L Anctioreer, offers his services in that capac-
lty TO the citizens of Jefferson. Sales CRED Mt
any point IL the county, at Prices TO Suit the
tunes. Orders addressed ia me mt CharIcstowu
will receive prompt attention.
GEO. W. BENSON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03
WILLIAM II. ROBERTS. Plain
liz CHANCEi:T.


Against Fix CHESCEET,
6EBECCA FERRi. Agnes c..
Roberts. Le:."a RsEcrts, James
TUIUg and Mary Lis VIE, Ed
nwnd IL. RpJcrts, HsFrIson
Srlbcrt and EliZab-tl mis- wife,
Ctaries Sutton, and Francis
Miller and Elizabeth itS wife.
ltGe last two raIue:i hem" unly
i,eiT- of Sarah Roberts. dcc'dJ
joan Sutton al.l Hester it:s
Tlfe, joseph Il be!ts and
James l.. Roberts. Defendants.
TI'fIE object of this suit Is to obtain s r~ar.i,i?n
1 of the Farm owned by tie late William
Roberts, IN the Bill! meutinHed.
IL appear Ing, on affidavit filed in this suit. that
tue Defendant lemon RoHorTs, IL not = resident
OF the State of West Virginia, he il hereby re-
qui;ed to appear within four weeks after tue
date of the first publication of tins order, and
do what Is necessary to protect his interests in
this matter.
And 1t is further ordered that q copy Of this
order shall be published ono" n week. for four
successive weeks, in the spirit of Jefferson
q news2apcr published i'll this County, and also
posted nj the front door of the Court House Of
the said Comfy. at least twenty DAYS before
Decree Is rendered.
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Clerk of tho Circuit Court.
D.. B. Lucas. .. q.
September 10, 1ST6-4t.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03
sTATE or WEST YIRGINIA,

-
Jefferson County, to,wit:
At ru5cs held an the Clerks Office of The
Circuit Court Of J:6erson County, Scptena
Der An. 1876:
THOMAS a. BROWN, and Annie1
s., his wife, Plaintiffs,
Against SIN AsSUMPsrT.
ANNIE b. WASHINGTON, De-
PENDANT.
TTNHE object of this suit is to recover for the
i Plaintiffs their proportion of the purchase
money OF 3 medal sold by Defendant 10 certain
citizens of Boston, and to attach the debts and
effects OF the Defendant i'll this State.
1t appearing. on affidavit flied in this suit, that
the Defendant i. mott resident OF the State OF west
Virgins: she is her. by required to appear within
four weeks after the date OF the first publication of
this order, and do what lie necessary to protect her
interests in this matter.
And it lie further ordered that a copy of this order
shall DE published once a week, for four successive
weeks. in the Esprit of JelTe rson"- newspaper
published in this ~cOunty-ard alec posted at the
front door OF the Court House Of the said county,
at least twenty days before judgment IL rendered.
ROBERT T. BROWN,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.
D.. b. Lucas. n. q.
SrDfember ID :S-6-4t
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03
GROVER &

NEW and Improved Sewing Machines, snch "a
IN hsve been selling At s s.. 90. reduced to s45.On,
and for sale by GEO. W.T.. KEARSLEY.
August Is. 1876
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03
TESTIMONIALS .


Prof. John u. R"wlhnd, musIcAI instructor oFtha
WH.hingtun VI, Il. Church ch"ir, sAyS.
j h" PsTior OrgSnU Manufactured by the Gem
Organ Company, ~ thts place, arc among tho
s-ectcst Ia tone OF any Ih,Vc ever heard. Ia atyI,
Of case AID hHucsoIie fni.h they are without an
equal"
Frum the Washington Star:
"nn exhibition in one "i The large show uindows
Of CumInIDs. Cole & ThOinpSuu'S sIure ja an I'M.
proved cyl" a. Organ manufactured by tho Gem
Organ company. -; WAshingIo i. The cAses Nro
Of s"iid walnut RrIisiicaiiy finished and jOiHsd
tpgs'h"r IN 'he rnnst thorough manner. The wood
worn evidently shove ti5c master hand Of the skilled
mechanic. The musical qualities of the organ, 90
We are Informed by nu accom- piihhcd muSiria n. aVe
no: 'x' ecdrd ~ the bert instruments Of the kind
in us". Is Furnished With eight siorn Vh;rh rive
!; full Hc"pe in the most diilicult pieccS NJ music
TIE action Cons:sIs of two and Que ihA n sets of
recfS. >" arranged thHf the slightest dcErct can no
cH-iiv reached and repaired. The organ il also
EunpI1"" with a patent music rack, which bcsIdrs
bring ornamental. il 81 great convenience to tho
p'rtrrTncT. Iu conclusion. We can sav without
prejudice, that tho en- Organ for bcSury 81 stVI..
handsome fniSh and excellent musical qua Iities.
has mo- EUpcrior."
ny 4 WRITTEN wARRANTEE FOR FIVE
YEARS tcCO"PASIEs EVERY GEM PARLoR
DREAM SOLD.
Address. for terms.
Com Organ Company
FehruSry g. ~ls76-ly. New JsT.:y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03

JetIHrSnh County, lo-Wlt
IL R"hes hc@d /" tie C%crh's Office Of the
C''c"it C'o"rt IF J.Bcrso" County, !Scptem-
her 6hh, 1876:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03
The Patent Music Rack on the
GEM ORGAN

shy lar The grentest convenience to performers
IhA1 hAs yet been invented Bcsides it's uS. while
laying, II 10 arranged as n TeccptGcIe for mu.I,.
III neat hzturr. beautifully carved and arranged
UPON Lhe lLunt Of She nrgnn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03
CO.pAKTNERSNIP N0TInE.

C0-pAKjNERSIIP NOTICE.
NS sad after April lat. rs7e. i .uteEdl a..oei-
ail"g .dr- R"i"rt B- Mitchell with mc.nud tho
hrug Su--ac-7 heretofore conducted under tic
nNnr Of Geo T. Light, will be continued under
LIGHT a MITCHELL.
The new f-mtakr this opportunity to cxtend a
Ti'Hlng anything IN itr line Of Pure Drugs. Medi.
oi7"e. Re . s"a guAranrer Sntviacticu oath n qual-
sly Hnd price light MITCHELL.
iI7~i1g made n charge in my bueincrs. Twill he
gian i'F all tns' know ihsm'eiVes Indebted to call
sprtI $50. GE3.T. LIGHT.
= STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINE.
'~F'sE s.ug-r ss~;ng Machine m4kes a; a slov
rate OF speed so Stitches a minute. Think
o. lh- ,'iIe saved IN the Lifetime " an average
Lnae %. to1e a. " HAWKS.
i3EhhiN9' PEto 81 Veuten .u-serJ B,rtle has adj
Va"iAses over a.! "ih''S. il beiHg soconsIrucied
una the vent can he regulated, thus Insuring the
perfect control O; the supply of milk. Ii also al
i"N- me 'hi'H TO nurse naturally and prevents wind
tom enie-InE the stomach, which causes irriIabiI.
nv ana often severe sickness. PhTSic3aBE all over
ths cruGtry arc recommending this botIIe. Civei it
a ivia!- Iu=' received by
May Ii. 1878 C.. 2. BELLER
TTEESFIELD's Hor,e and CHitIs PnwdeTHf,,.
1 rom al mineral medicines. yet 40 compound
P'o'nPf In 1is siiec's snd able 90 give relief in all
Ia. nro"l,Hsni aiseases Of the horse. Tor sale nv
staT ilI1.J CT L
IDkEP RED Mustard P!astorS-supsTior 10 com.
1 mon mustard PiHs'ers, always ready for i'm
msalats "'S. clean and not Liable 80 change.
Nay IL IH!o- c z. BELLER.
81 gAM-';ronro thar any Yeast or Baking
= PoTder in the world Ligft and nutritious
Bread: B;s'uit AID Cake, mace with it viih but 1T
tr iISu0ir. e.. +.
NESrENNIiL. Tea Bitter. for the cure OF Dys.
>Pe2'ar C9Hs:ipnt'on. Headache. Loss of Ap-
PeIlta: Se- I"r sale hJ C-E BELLER.
EMON FIGS-A pIsssant. 'sGe and oRsctuaI
a Cemedy for Constipation of the Bowels For
FHic by g. F.. BELLER.
ERAHAM'S DjsrrEGa Mix'ure. prepared from
N the originsl Formula. the most efeetuHl rem-
edy IN use for Dia.rkea and all bowel affections,
20 be bid st e. E.
THE shak"r Extract Of Rootr, highly recon-
Z mended for DysPepFia. Liver cc'n.laint-&e.,
for sale ny e 2 BELLER
E0SrENSED Silk, Eagle Brand. the best made,
to be h,dst c. E. HELLER'S.
July II. 1876.
WAST to buy TSiIow. Hor Hair, oI5 Iron and
i Bones; will pay Catb or Trade
ia yesterday.
Fc5.S, 1875. Tin and Stove House.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03

WAST to buy THiIow. Hor Hair. Oh Iron auc
i Bones; will pay Cash or Trsde.
III ElsTERDAY.
Fe5.S, 1876. Tin and Stove House.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03
THE STATE OF WEST YiRGINIA,

d. i. Lucas. y q
S-rt"u:Her u I.:6-4t.
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eEFERREp %ARIIeIIS.
DRMOORATIO PYRAMID.
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The following go the majari,ies and cleo
tOrai votes OF she States above enumerated:
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-10-03

Having made n change in my b~usincrs. Twill he
giAn for al tnaI know ihsmsciTes indebted to call
and z"-t'r, - ! sIs IL nerd Of money.
tpr,iI i~76. GEJ. r. LIGHT.