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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-04-11
CONGRESSIONAL NOTES.

The Senate organized as Court of Inn
peschment on Wednesday, the oath being ad-
ministered by Chief Justice Waite, and
process against W. W. Bslknap, late secre>
tary of War, was granted, returnabls on Mons
day, April 18th
The Senate, on Thursday, confrmnd the
nomination of Hoffman Atkinson, of West
Va, to be secretary of legation at St. Peters
burg, vice Gratiot Tashburue, resigned.
In the House on Thursday, Sir. Faulkner
rose to a personal explanation and referred to
article published in the Washington Re-
publican, (Which he spoke of as the recOg>
nized organ of the administration. } and which
was headed Serious charges against c. J.
Faulkner" He would not dignity such a
scurrilOus article by having it read at the
clerks desk, and SO having it incorporated in
the official Record. He then proceeded to
read an explanation of the charges, which
had reference to the appointment aud pay
msnt of mechanics at tho Harper's Ferry
nrmory arsenal prior to the war. He said he
should have been disappointed if, in the flood
of obloquy aud defamation that had recently
been poured upon almost every active and
leading member on his side of the House. he
had not come in for some share of abuse from
that reckless and habitual defamer. 1t was
some consolation to him, however, that in an
official life extended through many years and
challenging the most uusparing scrutiny, and
with an eager disposition on the part of those
hyenas of the press to feed upon filth and
garbage, nothing had been found worthy of
attack except the perverted and easily ex-
planned matters contained in that article
The Senate has rejected the nomination of
R. H. Dana, Jr., to be minister to England.
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DBMOGRATIC AND CONSERVA
TIVE STATE CONVENTION.

The Democratic and Conservative party of
West Virginia are requested to appoint del
egates to meet in the city of Charleston, on
Thursday, the 9Th day of June, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, for the purpose of nominating caudi-
dates for the Offices of Governor, Auditor,
Treasurer, Attorney General, State Superiu>
tendent of Free Schools, and three Judges of
the Court of Appeals. Also for the purpose
of appointing two Delegates from each Con-
gressiOual district of the State, and four Dele
gates from the State at large, to represent
West Virginia in the Democratic National
Convention, to be held in ST. Louis on the
9th day of June, for the nomination of can
didates for President and Vice President of
the United States. the selection of an Flee
toral Ticket, and the transaction of such other
proper business as may come before the said
Convention.
All Democratic and Conservative voters of
the State, without regard to past political
differences. who are opposed to political cor
ruption in high places, are cordially invited
to participate in the meetings called to ap-
point said Delegates.
ALEX CAMPBELL, Chairman.
J.W. GALLAHER, Sec'y
Petersburg. March 8, 1876.
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DIE D..

asst sessE spr@ty Pa m2E ss
DR.. John Is. and CatharIne SheeTer Ni.Iians,
formerly "f Berkeley county.
2Sih. 1876, Sir. WM. CRISwELL, in the I'D year
of his age.
In Martinsbrrc ON the 3lst of March. DR.. J.
A. B. MUSE, aged 80 years.
On the evoning of Aprll I, 1876. at her late res
idsuce. No. S9+ East Baltimore street, after .
short and painful illness. CATH A.. aged
20 years, months aud Is days, cOuSOrt of Daniel
late Henry AID the late Sarah Knipe.
On The 1ULh of March, 1876, of Heart Disease,
JOHN B. SHAULL, of Vernon county, Mo, fer
merly of this county. in the 10th year of his ge
lie was consistent mem Der of the n. E. Church
for o number OF years.
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A VALUABLE WoRK.-The Centennial His.
tory of the United States, from the Dis
cOvery of the American Continent to the
Close of the First Century of American
Independence. by James D. McCabe,
Author of "a Manual Of General History"
1.-The Great Republic" Etc, Etc
1t is we'll known fact that the great mass
of our people are compelled to rely, for their
knowledge of the history of their country,
upon the outline works intended for the use
of schools, which by their very nature are
brief; designed for the comprehension of
children, and in every way unsuised to the
adult mind There has long been felt a
genuine want Of History of the United
States, covering the whole period from the
discovery of the Continent to the present
day, and presenting in succinct and Gompre
hensive form the history of our country
through its various periods, from higher and
more thoughtful standpoint than would be
proper in a school history This demand we
are happy to say is satisfactorily met in "The
Centennial History OF the United States"
work which is evidently destined to take rank
as the Standard History of our country. The
author, James D. McCabe, is an able and we'll
known historical writer.
We most heartily commend this work to
our readers. 1t is no dry mass of details, no
oUDr sstie-edoFs 40 iEhame the national pride,
but is clear, vivid, and brilliant narrative of
the events of our history, from the discovery
of the American Continent to the present
day. 1t gives a most interesting account of
the Indians of North America, from the time
of tho coming of the white men. The voy-
ages OF Columbus, the ex explorations of the diff,
terent nations of Europe, aud the wanderings
of the Spaniards in search Of gold and i'm,
mortal youth. are told with graphic power
the story of the Revolution is related with all
the interest of romance then follows clear
and succinct account of the formation of the
Federal Constitution, the Second War with
England, the Mexican War, and the events
of our history up to the commencement Of
the Civil War. The History Of the Civil
War is related with intense vigor, and with
strict fidelity to truly. The author writes
throughout with calmness and impsrtaity,
and pleads the cause of no section or party
The book contains an Appendix, giving an
account OF the approaching International Cen.
tennial Exhibition.
1t is comprised in one largo and handsome
volume, of 925 pages, and contains 4l2 fine
engravings on steel and wood Tho book is
issued by the National Publishing Co., whose
imprint is a guarantee Of the excellence OF
the workmanship. The price is low consider
ing the character of the work. aud each sub
scriber is presented with a handsome litho-
graphic engraving of the Centennial Exhi.
bition Buildings and Grounds 1t is sold by
subscription only and Mr. J. r HOWELL.
who is the authorized agent for this section,
is now canvassng for il.
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DISCUSSED CoLoNED MEN-We extract
from the Washington Sentinel circular
adopted by convention of colored men-rep-
TesentatiVes of every State and Territory in
the Union-lately held in that city, and re-
produce it in our columns. Said circular
speaks for itself, and it speaks loudly of the
great discomfort now existing among the coll
ored element Of the country towards the Rad
zeal party.
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L I NJ E .

TNREsH Burn ed White. Washing Lime, lust rs
csived and FOR sale by
April II. 1876. GEO. VT KEARsLEY.
T ANTERNs and Lantern Globes, cheape.. in
IL towr. For sale by
April II, 1876. JAS. LAW. HooFF co.
TEA Pans aud Coffee Potr, stow Pa s and Tin.
April ii, 1876. JAS. LAW. HooFT < co.
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THE CONNEOTIGUT VICTORY.

Returns received from every town in the
State give as the result of Mondays election
In Connecticut, tho reelection of Ingersoll
(Dem-) for Governor, by majority of $3.50.
over three contesting candidates. The DEM
ocrats have Sc majority on joint ballot in the
Legislature. The Senate stands 8 to 8, and
in the House the Democratic majority is 81,
with one independent member.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST ?

4 LADY'S Small Hand satcheI. containing
"A some Keys and = Russia Leather Pocket
DO X with papers of value to the owner ard
some small Change. The finder will be given
il TO tho SPIRIT OF FiCE
IL. 1874 - 49,
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II A u RIED.

ON tic csth of March, in tke NJ F. Church.
HedCeEvIltc, by Rev. Geo. w. Feeleaver. CHAS
=: M1ERS, of Keyser, to Miss WILLIE AMBER
son, of Howard county, Md.
BY Rev. D. H. Riddle. on March 3Oth. Mr.
MATTHIAS d. SWISHER, CT Saline county,
Mo to Miss MARY E. TABB. of Berkeley county.
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TREHARPER'SFERRY PROPERTY

We were pleased to receive call from our
Representative in Congress, tho Hon. G. J.
Faulkner, on Tuesday last, he having paid
flying visit to Charlestown during the session
of our Circuit Court. During brief CONVEX
satiOn with Mr. T. we were gratifed to learn
from him that there is strong probability of
something being done in the matter of dispos>
ing of the Harper's Ferry property, shortly.
He says that he is assured that this valuable
property will be put in the market by June,
and it will then only remain for Jona.f de
purchaser to buy the property and make it a
source of immense benefit to this entire Sec
tior of our State, as we'll as adjoining districts
of Maryland and Virginia.
Since the above was written an extract
from letter of Mr.. Faulkner to gentleman
of this county has been published, from which
We take the following closing paragraph:
81 will further remark what I omitted to
state above, that have had tho petition of
the 3O2 citizens of Harper's Ferry and Jefer-
son county referred to the Committee on Mill
taIy Affairs, and while have already obeyed
their wishes, and procured from the Attorney
General a distinct declaration that he will put
that property in market in the month of June
next, yet this reference will afford to that
committee the opportunity of determining
whether they deem it cxpedient to erect a
national paper mill at Harper's Ferry or not.
Congress is the only body which can act on
this proposition, and all suggestions to the
Attorney General upon that point are mere
Leather and prunello-',
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THE sHBN. VALLEY RAILROAD.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of
this Company, held at Front Royal on Tues
day, the 4th inst, was we'll attended The
following officers for the ensuing year were
chosen Hon. William Mines, Jr., of Page
county, President; U. L. BOycc, of Clarke
county. Vice President; and VIM D. Smith
and .. L. Boyce, of Clarke; A. r. Boteler,
Logan Osburn, VIM. II. Travers and Henry
B. Davenport, of Jefferson Mann Splitter, of
Page; Henry d. Harnsberger, of Rocking
ham, and Messrs. Kelly, McGovern and Fitz-
patrick, of Lancaster city, Pa, Directors
The purpose heretofore determined upon
by the Board of Directors to resume work on
the road as soon as possible, at the point of
juctiou with the MartiDsburg and Potomac
Railroad at Beddington, and construct the
work via Shepherdstown and operate it as
rapidly as made, was, as We learn, approved
by the stockholders. Great confidence was
felt that it would not be long before the work
would be prosecuted.
The new President is we'll known to many
OF our citizens as most faithful and able rep.
resen tative, few years ago, of his district in
Congress, the proprietor of tho Shenandoah
Valley Iron Works, situated along the con-
templated line of the s. V. r. R., and one of
the largest and most successful establishments
of the kind in the country. Mr.. Mines is
distinguished for energy, large business ca
Pacities and indomitable perseverance, and
We have confidence that under his administers
ton and that of the able board associated
with him, everything possible will be done for
the promotion of the interests of the corpora
ton
A meeting of the new Board has been
called at tho Court House at this place, on
Thursday next, the 18th instant.
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re John, H. Strider, Esq of this county,
is advertised to deliver public address before
Goresville Grange, No. 341, P. of H., of
LOudoun county. Va, on the 22d of April,
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WANTEDy

A WHITE GIRL to do geusral House-vsrk
N to whom good Nagas will be psid and
good home afforded. Apply at the
April II, lST6-tf SPIRIT OFFICE
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FOR COUNCILMFN,

w F. WEIRICK and A. W. HAWKS will be
w supported for Town Counciimen by the
boters of the Third Ward, at The next ensuing
election. MANY VOTERS.
April II. IST6-te
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B9- The names of d. B: Lucas, Vim. L.
Wilson, Logan O>burD, r. Hume Butcher,
J. W. Grantham, John II. Strider, and e. T.
Butler, have been mentioned in connection
with the next State SenatOrship from this dis
trict
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01- The U. s. DISTRICT Court met in Wheeling
on Friday. Mr.. Geo. s. Eyster, of this county.
Is On The grand jury.
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PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.

Judge Moore of the Supreme Court,
who has been sick, is convalescing.
-" What shall be done with the heather
Chinee 2 " is the all-important question agi>
Eating California now.
Three suits have been entered against
the Il. q o. railroad company, on account of
the Narrow Passage disaster.
- A correspondent in the Wheeling Reg
lister dominates Judge John w. Kennedy for
the office of Judge of the County Court of
Ohio county, and the STANDARD says that the
nom ination seems to be well received.
"A Mass Meeting of the Democratic and
Conservative party of Berkeley county is
called to be held Saturday. May Goth, to ap-
point delegates to the State Convention to be
held at Charleston, on the Sth of June.
Tho b. & o. Railroad company have au.
therized Messrs. Williams & Brother, their
attorneys for Shenandoah county, to adjust
the claims arising out Of personal injuries iu>
tlcted by the accident at Narrow Passage.
Thomas p. Conn, administrator of Chas.
Fl. HodGson, has entered suit against the d.
Il o. railroad, claiming $4,000 on account
of the death of Mr.. Hodgson, who was killed
BY the fall of the Narrow Passage bridge.
-Thax'ou T. Robinson, lieutenant in
the U. S. Army and Jesse Mitchell, a pauger.
fought duel near Rustburg, in Campbell
county, Va. on Monday week Both we're
mortally wounded, and Robinson died. They
were young men, and the cause was wo-
man.
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VIEW ApvRRT1sEMENTs.
TRUSTEES SALE.

DURSUANT to the authority of Deed of
j Trust executed to the undersigned by Thos.
ID. WilLs and wife. on the LIST of January, 1869,
aud duly recorded in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Jefferson, w. Va, for the pun
pose OF SECURING the Payment of tue bond of said
of Trust, and payable five years after, with in
terest to be paid annually for the of SO COO.
and ON which no interest has been paid. will
offer at Public Sale, on
TUESDAY, the l6dkEtlay of MAJ. 1876,
before the Cnrt-H use In Charlestown. in said
County, the Very Valuable property conveyed
by SAID Deed of Trust. known as the
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Smiths oIchestI-a

@1111Gh0 = eDIcaeSJIa
OFFER their services to the public to play for
" parties. picnicS, sc. ENGAGEMENTS made
Oh reasonable terms. Orders may be left at the
April II. 1865
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
I HAVE just received from PhiIadeIPhia a
plete line of all School Books used in the schools
of our town, which We can sell at As low figures az
any other house Any bo"k hand can be
furnished in a few days. have slso a large stock
Of Letter Cap, Fooscap. Note, Tinted, and Initial
Paper, With Envelopes of all szes and shapes, with
States, Pen holders. PenF, &c, alt at low prices
Call and examine. G.. E. BELLER.
ORIENTAL CIeaT, the mcst elegant and deli
~ cate preparatiUa for the Skin ever invented !;
also Hagan's ala gnoia Balm and Saunders Face
Powder. To be had at C E. BELLER's.
Use Conguline for mending China. Glaze.
~ Earthenware, Stone. Ivory, Wood, Leather,
Trinkets, TovR, &c, for sale by
April II. 1876. &c BELLER.
READ THIS.-safety from fire insured by using
Ia the Hang Up Box Matches, 200 in = box, for
only five cent?. can be had at
April II, 1876 C. E. BELLER's.
lust received fresh lot OF J.ranTra
- April II. 1916 u. $. HUGHES.
SYRUPS and Molasses. fresh supply just re-
NJ ceived. D. HUGHES.
April II, ls76.
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o. 3D." pays his respects to us through tho
Grange column of the shepherdstown Rsglster.-
Thanks to you. Brother Butler; bnt We have
haG no scales to fall from our eyes. We have
aIwavs and still have tho highest respect for the
farming class. and we have for the mechanical
and other deserving classes of our citizens. and
strive to advance the interests of oil.
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TIM Der FOR SALE.

7 HAVE 10 or more Acres of VERY HEAVYG@
j TIMBER which consists 1T fine ls,iErSSF
White Oaks. Black oaks-Snitab!e for Shin
gies-and Hickory, which 1 will dispose of At
Private Sale. giving reasonable time to renovo
same, and VIII engage to haul for the purchaser.
April II. lS76-tf. THOMAS HITE
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I" a Drop Of joy in Every Word.n
FIEMrsoros, Hun.erdon Co, n. J., I

tLEMISGTON, dunteruon Co., N. D.,
June 26, 1874.
DR.. r. T. Pierce, Bg6ato, N. Y:
DEAR Sir :-It is with happy heart that
l pen these lines to acknowledge that you and
your Golden Medical Discovery and Purga>
tive Pellets are blessings to the World
These medicines cannot be too highly praised,
for they have almost brought me out of the
grave. Three months ago was broken out
with large ulcers and sores on my body, limbs
and face. j procured your Golden Medical
Discovery and Purgative Pellets, and have
taken six bottles. and to-day am in good
health, all those ugly ulcers having healed
and left my skin in natural healthy con-
dition. / thought st one time could not be
cured. Although can but poorly express
my gratitude to you, yet there is drop of Joy
in every word write. Gods blessing rest
on you and your wonderful medicines is the
humble prayer of
Yours truly,
JAMES o. BELLS.
When medicine will promptly cure such
terrible eating ulcers and free the blood of
the virulent poison causing them, who can
longer doubt its wonderful virtues? DIR.
Pierce, however. does not wish to place his
Golden Medical Discovery in the catalogue of
quack patent nostrums by recommending it to
cure every disease, nor does he SO recommend
it; but what he does claim is this. that there
is but one form of blood disease that it will
not cure, and that disease is cancer. He does
not recommend his Discovery for that disease,
yet he knows it to be the most searching
blood cleanser yet discovered, aud that it will
free the blood and system of all other known
blood poisons, be they animal, vegetable or
mineral The Golden Discovery is cd>r0nteel
By him to cure the worst forms of Skin Dis
eases, as all forms of BIotches, Pimplcs and
Eruptions. also all Glandular Swellings and
the worst form OF Scrofulous and liberated
Sores of Neck, Legs or other parts, and all
Serorulous Diseases of the Bones. as White
Swcllings, Fever Sores. Hip j Joint and Spinal
Diseases, all of which belong to ScrofuOus
diseases
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TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERK !

A Ii persons knowing th0RssITaE ipdebt Cd 70
"a the UNDERMINED tor Subscription 20 tie
saint OF Jefferson" Advertisements OF job
hest attention. as il 10 necessary TO have She
business closed NJ. OF will be con pol nd 90 col
iect by law S. 81 BkIGARE
July n, 1S75-tf
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
FRESH GARDEN SEED.
GARDEN sREnR

GARpEN Seeds just received and for .ais ny
- leo !, 1910. 8. g. DALGARN.
CoCSTRY Produce taken in e1e6anBgs for
February !, 1876. y ~ ~ ~ . ~ =
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FOR RENT.
HAY AID CATTLE Scales.

w e are prepared to weigh Hay. Cattle. &c,
w upon the Scales in our Coal and Wood Yard
The high fcn-e around our yard gives us special
Hdv3n'Agca IN weighing Hogs. Cattle, &c. Scales
well enclosed with gates.
WASHINGTON K LIPPITT.
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"MILLVILLE MILLS"
With About
Ninety Acres of Land attached

In addition to tine large and most substantial
BRICK MILL, four stories high, with running
ing from 20 to 100 Barrels of Flour per day there
are the premises
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TW0-ST0RY BRICK DWELLING

and OUT-BUILDINGS complete and in good or
dsrLais9 very comfortable Two-StOry Brick
The property is sitnated on The Shenandoah
river, about miles East of Char lestOwn, tie
c0uDty-seat of Jefferson-about 1 mile from
''Keyes' Switch" Gn tie Winchester aDd Poto-
mac Railroad, with county road leading TO
same-abOut four and half miles from Harpsr's
Ferry, with which place it is connected by nav
igation by the river and about two aud half
miles from Haiitown another depot ON the VIA
chester ami Potomac Railroad.
The value and the desirabieness of this prop
erty hardly be set forth in adv Jrtisernent.
and purchasers most earnestly invited 10
visit and inspect the premises for themselves.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- fourth in Cash. the
residue iu three equal annual payments. with
interest, at one, two and three years. and tho
interest to be paid annually tic deferred pay
meRts. and 10 be secured by a lien on tue prem
Uses Possession given as soon as terms Of sals
ara complied with
Sale to take place Mt u o'clock n.
LLOYD LOWNDES, Trustee.
DASL HFFFLEBoWER, Auctioneer
AnE II lsIE IL
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING qualified as Administr atcr of Daniel
i OFT, all parties indebted to tho estate of
SAID Dan ei OFT are hrrG0y notified to settle rs
; on as poss ihio: ana ali parties having claims
against SAID estate requested to present them
to tLe undersigned. FRANCIS G. OFT,
April II, lS76-3G. Admir- Ot Daniel OFT
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FOR RENT.
TALLow WANTED,

SEWING MACHINE.
fIROVER BARER new and improved Lock
" Stitch and Elastic Siich Sewing Machine for
Gaie by GEO. W. T. kEARSLEY
December = 1875
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TO CORN GROWERS.
FOR TIE STATE SENATE.

WE are requested to announce r. HUME.
w BUTCHER. Ed, as 4 DeHOcratlC-CoH-
servatIVe candidate before the people, for the
ti1n OF State Senator fr"u the 18th Senatorial
District, composed of the counties OF jefferson.
Beri eieY and MOI gan.
January If, 1870.
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For the Beet Elastic Truss and Supporter nt III.
last session of tho groSt American Institute Fair
cure Rupture IN from 30 TO % DAys: and offer Oo6
Tor \ case they cannot cure. They employ n FIrEt-
class Lady Surgeon Terms o,Ats. CIres guar
Rutecd. oTders Flied by Mail EEpTes,. E1-
RminAticns Free. The uSns discount to Patrons.
Send 10 cents for Descriptive B"okto
Prof. w II. DURNHAM. NJ. D,
March II. lS'6-ly. Chief Surgeon.
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pENSoN'S Celery and ChamomiIe Pills. They
- are prepared ezp-essIy TO cure Headaches,
SeurAigia and Nervousness. For saIe nv
Jan. l9, 1875. C.E BELLER