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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-05

DIR. A. G. McChesney, prominent ply
stefan of Charleston, died on the 10Th ultimo.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-05

, "A Page county (va.) farmer has sold
his growing crop of wheat at 81 so per bushel.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-05

We have been favored with copy of the
Official Register of the Virginia Military In
stitute for 1S76-77. The corps of Cadets
number 1876, of whom are from West
Virginia.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-05

Mr.. William NJ. Atkinson. of Winchester,
will deliver the annual address before the
literary societies of Shepherd College, on the
25th of June
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-05

The next term of the Supreme Court of
Appeals will commence at Wheeling to-
morrow. Judge Green leaves to>day for that
place.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-05
TO LAND SELLERS.
THE OLD
TIN, SHEET IRON
AND -
STOVE HOUSE.
Nert Door to !Osiags House. Market Hessi
Building.


nWrN0 10 the iou prize ruiing for Tia:
" platsf 0hsss-lroa. Zrans 0alyAaizsd trea s2G
Cooper ~o will from and ALTER tkisdats greatly re-
dues ths retail price Az Roods nanufacfurcd ~
u.s. and ~ill allow the usual discsunt frem eur sss
tail prices TO the trade.
Roofing and Spouting
we make . speciality. and at prices lower than the
same has been furnished Tor many years.
The very many thousand feet. both OF RoohnE
and spouting. furnisheu BY our house sines it'd
STERILIZATION, must be . sufficient gusFantee that
We have worked go"d material and done sesd vsst.
STOVES OF VARIOUS KINDS
on hand and any Stove Manufactured will DO
furnished on short notice, q small eyes Fac
tory prices. Our facilities for furnishing piece
needed repair half worn out Stoves are sueh that
parties calling u have the stoves repairss
At q small cost and save the expense, for uuss 81
buying new ones.
Chest Refrigerators.
The demand for this artici, has greatly inefsssed
the past three years. for the that hey
can be furnished at much lower price than those
usually obtained from the cities. Any eaFpeatss
can make one. The price We charge for lining
them with zinc toe ether with the painting Affords
. good. substantial article within the means Of
every family.
in exchange for goods work.
May %. 1877. DUKE GALLAHEh-
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PURE BERKSHIRE PIGS.

DERsoNs in want of THOROUGHBRED,
PEDIGREED BERKsaJRE PIGS. can OBJ
tain them-singly or by the pair or two-by
Every animal sold Guaranteed 70 be of tho
purest blood. ALBERT i. MOORE.
p. o. CharIestown, Jefferson Co.. W. We.
g. IST6-Iy. ~ Z
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-05
TO STOCK RAISERs.

THE undersigned having considey.bis szpsrtr
L ence in the geldiag Of stock, oGsrs bis prsfes-
sional services - the Stock Raissrs Of JefIsrson-
and adj lining Coun ties prom isip gave IN the
eeution of sork eutrusted 10 him. VIII also give
attention TO diseases in horses Also has patsnt
Anti. Rooter. which he will apply offogs. Loffsrs
ressed 20 me a. DutieId's Depot Cha risstsu.
will receive prompt attention. Terms ressonsbis.
Feb. IL. 1877. JOHN ~. scHAEFFER. Z
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DUKE q GAELAHER

LAVE removed their store 20 Markst House
II Building, adjoining Ovens House.
DARTIES having Water Coolers and Rsfrig-
i orators needing repair, should ssnd them In
early. DUKE q GALLAHER.
DEsT Cucumber Wood Pumps. Also. the Chain
ID Pump With Patent Gum Buckets chsins-
for sale by DUKE q GALLABER.
A LARGE Stock OF Tinuare-our OWE nanu~
"A fneture. for sale by
Msy p. 1917. DUEE 4 GALLAHEB.
DoWDER. Shot and Caps, for sale By
L May -. 1877. DUKE 4 GALLAHER.
IL sizes waterirg Pots Win Patent eprink.
"A ling Nozzle attaehed. for ssls by
Hay %. 1877. DUKE d GtLLAHER.
FoUsTS PATENT HAY LOADER,
FTNHE best Machine OF the kiad msnuisetored--
j Werefer to Mr. II. B. Davenport, vhs pur.
chased ono last season. Call for Cireulars ard
price. DUKE & GsALLAHER, a g'fs y
dressed SHAFTS, very cheap. for sale BY
- DUKE q GALLAHER.
ID DUKE& GALLAHER-
4 LARGE stock Of Gate Bolts. just receives
Ma. %. ISL. DUKE GALLAHER.
YTIHE Cheapest Curry Combs in the market, fog
II sale by DUKE q GALLAHER.
r AXE Herring and MackeTsl. for sale by ;.
II May 7s, 1871. s. pALGAhS.-s-
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CHAMPION SIX FOOT CUT SINGLE
WHEEL REAPER.

rJNHE great Centennial trial and other trials
have fixed in the mind Of all that the Cham
pion fears competition, and we invite ali per
sons in eed of Reapers Mowers. to examine
our machine be tore purcha sing. For eae by
JAS. LAW. HooFF co.
June & 1877
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
N o TICE .
LOST =
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

TTNHE co-partnership heretofore conducted
L under the firm name of Knott & Co is this
day MAY 1Ith, 1877 dissolved by mutual con-
sent. SAMUEL NJ. KNOTT,
JAS. H. L. HUNTER.
Inne 1Rl7-1t
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/ NUMBER 33.@ @

stopped at Fifne's. n The poor creature
was full of alteration for you, She call
ed upon every saint iii the calendar to
shower blessings upon your head. She
said that you had brought her some,
beautiful ice and some delicious jelly,
,and net that was most wonderful" g,e.
ssBut she refused them all, said Miss
Betty. ,xa6T .be1ensIya aoe.s 81
i "Ah, yes" replied the. widow {. hut
George did not refuse them. He had
chopped up the ice in his mill, and had
spread all the jelly upon his bread, and
had wrapped himself up IN the mosquito
netting, landslay upon Che lounge when
we entered, snoring, as Efne said, like
an angel. Fiji lie was. parched with
fever and Il devoineda with mosquitoes,
but she declared to sme that she was
quite comfortable and happy. do not
understand it. ~ .s.4+ ff E5afFs2f tH
But Miss Betty did. She nestled
closer to the arm about her, and lifted
her flushed and radiant face to the one
above her own.
"My sweet little Samaritann' he
whispered; and although the widow
could not understand the happiness OF
Fifine, it was quite cfear TO the heart of
Miss Betty - Harper's Weekly. '' >
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Getty Van Dyke had curled her
y y u ,9e feiQayl4aerqf u 81 the. eapacious
s,sld ISL M hef mothers kitchen to
] fas1e = ! Atite the Hounces of her In
sasI a Miss Betty was as pretty
sa y q es-her eyes were of
sla u own !, g 5h&aA Aarhan likesthreads
Y na cheeks u like a Catherine
s y sfe sthatss p@t the sun.''
& nothing more than a bundle
'oaes wrapped in apieceo parch-
she was native of Lorraine,
y 1a.ely married an Englishman,
81 I Ahown as s George, whom
NV owed fen many a year.
pet9y vas romantic, and it sode-
aa,I M when George. at last yielded
suaasry Of poor Fi6ne, that she
~ Iather into leasing a bit of
adiand, With a tumble-down
X. Ky rsts George, SO that he
a;ss = garaen aand epofato patch,
aa shiekens and take nice
k,ss, ss3 lhne.svsMiss Betty even
aaed to 60 to them during the
s;s snlngs and thchoneym moon, and
3, 'aae m her little domestic fur
and adorning, and advise
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i 40. &4sTI 4sszx5 Ill ~ Ns81.
Settling Up Of sAshtsbula.

{, The Lake Shore ana Michigan
Southern has indemniied the ref
atixes and heirs of~65~ eutstAee61 per-.
sons who lost, ,theE lives ina the bridge
accident at Asktabnla, The balance Of
the claims Are in a fair way Of speedy
settlement. ii The largest amount, paid
to aay one party was s$9, COO. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers, a newly mari ed.couple ON
their wedding tour, were killed and
their bodies burned beyond recognition |;
vet their lives have been settled for at
the comparatively small figure of 90, 900.
The claims against the company
have generally fallen under 5000
Chicago Times.
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OCTOBER.

.oresth his load October comes,
~ ~ ps nv deptfs of gray blue sky, a..
de vreaths floating over quiet
s asEssstfsss+he.
,.,sygs ssae 4lowers, the honey bee.
rsstessly, and fail to find
~ Nj. morning dew's rich, fragrant
,goses held enshrined.
,.,,,e grapes f,ang ready Tor the kiss
afIins syeeter than their wine;
Xii the turning leaves they soon will
M crimson apples shine.
~,arougfs ssh,ie soft and sunlit air
seat hawks fly, and give no heed
ssNeet songters, that towards the fair,
slsrts Of summer speed.
.,hs hills. wild asters bend to greet
.,adside,s wealth of golden rod;
= the thS Fences, the bright sumachs
morning light of God. rs
i the shadows of the clouds drift DER
tflsides, clad in opal haze,
'' 'sorn3n sbutterfiies seek the rich
m .myaesf-s,,ensssummerd days.
Il ii busted gold, the tall elms stand
m tbe edges of the wood;
near the chestnut sentinels the land,
shows its rlsset hood.
uaple fisunts its scarlet banners where
marsh Hes clad in shining mist;
uOuntain oak shows, in the clear, bright
ii, a3.4
auxn'of amethyst.
Ike sjluenline, the sparkling stream
d murm'ring through the meadows
brown, = Ssy3
the radiance, seeming sad dream,
siIlGss boat floats down.
sand I5kAt q glory seems to fold
vide land where October stands,
leaves Of green and scarlet, brown and
ssSIi shlIiine q from, so his hands.
the presence that with gladness crowns
long. leng days of toll and care; I
khfs smile shining where November
Asew rime in his hair.
Thomas S. Collier, in the Cottage Hearth.
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~ = >
EEE SULIOTE MOTHER.

-
hrelated ina French life of Ali Pasha
Ms. Hemans in preface to this lyric)
sgeral of the SuKOte women, on the
he of the Turkish troops into the
taia fastilesses, assembled ON lofty
HLa and after chanting wild song pre-
kA themselves with their children,
6ehasm below, to avoid becoming the
oithe ene1ny.I
sstood upon o lofty peak, =
lmldst the clear blue sky;
sltisl1aie is u se y sgonaer o. @ eheels 81 ga >
aSsd zee them, boy?-through the
thou see where the foeman's armor
sAjAeSsssas~ %~n e-se -rt Us
asacaughtthe gleam of the conquer
erssGest9 ss ~ g ;fe,-H- s.
aae that Graded on my breast!
U thou spring from thy mothers arms
sght hath cost thee father, boy"
Irin the rocky strait beneath,
ay Suliete Sire and son:
ny bad heap'd high the piles of death
Hiofe the pass was won.
TAave croseas6e lsoorrent, and on they
feme
h tbc Mountain hearth and home.
Were the hunter laid by his spear,
sneres the 3yre hath been sweet to
hear, sfS8E@@ @@--.
where sang thee, fair babe to sleep,
n but the blood stain our trace shall
hepm
Ts saIfa 14-
fna
la NOW the horns loud blast was heard,
saa aaa BOW the cymbals clang,
'aesen the upper air was stiiT'd,
4chl and hollow rang. EH
Itliey bring music, my joyous child,
ss'tl W. the trumpet to Suli's wild?
eabthine eye with so uuicksa fire,
asgmce of thine armed sire?
theu still !-there are brave men
sjsKs a@H4ls@x5
nW,i' = ''i'" 'oe MN
sas&f fEae4tsea
i. asarer came the clash of steel,
ess eaef yaf E iae I fameonr's lp ,sDsn, peal
'alough the dark pass was borne.
& &taou the sound of their savage
aatn. al s4asFs.f8s ~ SO
W ssgu vert free when gave thee birth
aS nQx cherishid, my warriors sonr
n aaasA nleSSed thee, as / have done!
NJ aanenaf,d lsali must his loved ones be-
Young Suliote for thee and mev'
y ~ rom @ the arrowy peak she sprung,
ssa ss,l ! s m Hrehild sbofe; RE
~ ufofthe wind was flung,
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Wish Ma Was Here.

1t appears that a young man named
Jubal Shine arrived Id Detroit two days
ago on one of the up-river boats. 1t
also appears that due course of time
he was found drunk iH an alley and
taken to the Station house, and from
thence to the House of Correction Tor
80 days. i He left behind him q meme
randnm book. It Would seem from the
entries that Mr.. Shinetis young man
who desires TO keep himself posted. and
that he is also aclose observer Of things,
and warm friend of his mother. The
first entry was. made as soon as he ar,
rived. It' reads :ss3b sa. .bss' t1at =
ssBeats any. thing ever zsawla i Saw.
four locomotives just now in one yard!
Saw more'n hundred barrels of -four
in one pile! Saw oxerfort6. horses soon
as got off the boat Saw; almost three
policemen the first thing! Wish ma
I was here. IN 7i7t~rYr aftf vi tSt'F6s1
, After an interval of half an hour he
wrote again :sia4A rs t't'hs7'aat'
8 Counted 347 people on the streetsinI
ten minutes, and tisnt Fourth Of July.
either! Saw over 800 gsindstones piled
up before one place! Counted sighteeh
telegraph wires on one post! Wish ma
was here. !" FIR sssS ts*8Ss4 =
He probably waited awhile again be-
fore making his third entry, which
reads ;sFs,s,4 elsio 3fsi3 Etla1s aol
.'.I've counted more'n sixty, stores
already! Never saw such place for
stores in all my life! Believe I've seen
over two hundred women! just went
by a store where's over rahfftys Paifs Of
breeches were hanging out! Wish, ma
was here. De "
|. Some hours must have elapsed
he wrote again, as he began: .f;
! I've seen morn'n million things!
Believe I've seen over-sik hundred peo-
pie! I've Walkeds over q hnile, and
haven't come to the end of the city yet !.
Boys and girls walk right along the
same as any body else, and ! heard .
boy sassing man who sells peanuts
Guess I've heard as many IS setenbel1s
at different times, and / came pretty
near seeing three dog fghts!x, Darned-
est place ever see for houses! Them
things they call street cars run on wheels
and won't turn out for nothing! Wish
ma was here" SEQ 5sfsi gffgTT 81 ]
Some time during the evening he
wrote: r4n 4es
Begin to feel as if | had always lived
here. Man asked me what time twas,
and told him just as naturallyfa as if !
had lived here 10 yearsl i Got two pf
the darnedest best meals ever had!
Let feller take as much butter as he
wanted to! just had q drink! Green-
horn from the country was treating fIe
to beer! Wish ma Was heaesp fisa ~
His last entry was perhaps made by
starlight, after getting into the alley,
The hand was Unsteady, Ind some of
the words ran clear across the page. 1t
readsa ess :
ttC.,r, ,,1orso az bnSsd rod nroonh orua
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i hundred greenhorns isl

80, Z. Saw morn a hqndredy greenhorns 9
from the country! Sat, down, here toI7l
cool off an klect my thoughts! Drank !
lots Of beer, but it's hard 6n the beer as
ON ms! Sheems be good place here I
guess I'll, sthay all lnizsA tWozzefs 30
.Wozzer- zer-where-.wrh-wish ma war;
'hic-here !"-DetroR Free. Press,. ibid
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hareath his load October comes,
z sresuiv depths of gray blue sky,
.aete- @S yreaths floating over quiet
| .a n asasy iflkts. lie.
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THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN BLO0D-pURiEiEk
HEMAH,

This incorporate DEPTRArTJ
a powertm ILrERiIIVE, TONI, -:
TRETIf, DT1PHOKEIIC, md .ii'iJ
ENT, combining rirtues ,chioh r,n".
II imraidabte and nerer- JoHiDD, ai. g.
It's continued use WiU Thoroughly arm,
cate all diseases Of TIC blood. Es i"D.-,
dieats are Of a purely hdrmteag eJt"..,-
tiOH, The products gathered Jr0m t',t."t'
Egyptian ProrjnceS, aud uEers Nes-
he slightest fdiR' oT disease IA ne o..
tenn, II nercr foits jn erecting mat G,s,' r.
MroaDh the medium 81 The skiH, IT, To-
peiIinO IL through the B,nDy ai,d tn...,,
channeis If ne JodU, McrebD mil,, rr.
aud, iHdeed, forcing cU he OtgGns tu'V
Meir proper horn'nt "pd JHHof'on"t coI'
dhion. a rery Sri,f sp",e 81 n~, ''' NJ
doubted reiiabdity nRd tcondcrJm cuD,
iive properties, IL being, 1HOst uIqnr,f, D.,
dbty, the r@ry acme Of 1iedtcai tria,"J" ~.
age, ia The treatment ~ erry discn,,.
srhere the blood itsefT "a pfimdrih' Re
seat Of the iesi0g or disorder. sue. ds
SCROFUL1 aud the thousand nHt one
causes that lead 10 mis- Terrible UGiicii0H,
of Uhioh all rirHi=cd communities a..
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visit eroa Unto tie hird aud TOUrih gs.i-
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ENFEEBLED Constitutions a - -
7,OrcrJn TeJHrrHatOP, causing hr rrreci:
Of man once more 10 assume The GOD. ~.
IOrU Of manhood,
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DYSPEPSIA.
GAsTRON.

GiSTROS is a safe, s,,ee,,1,. nm d.
tire cure Tor that 1iost depir sang ~
mentS, md - brief course OF 6roaf,Hr,.s
restore the diJeSirc oFV1HS 10 hcf~
the strength, oRd proRiofr tJr b..
action Of the stomach ana ;HfcsiiH.s
nervous irrifablity Of .terarn aat
persons pursuing a stdcrtnry Gyr
speeduv remored bD mas 0ycHi
stomach Is restored to heaiiI. dI.t thc
note Of He system UW oHoc more PES
Ia The performance Of TUDOR.
Price, One DottdF, u. large BOT,
sic bottles, So.
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TKACHEON.

A slight so-cn'led cold scH or.:'..,.
lead TO a serious cOHDh, Uhich. nHc,.
Jor or badiy tredicd, must hHrs dnf
RESULT must crc.taote "a a scttL -,
Of BRONCHITJS, OF rhat Is ,r,,,,. -
deadty CONSTITUTIONS To az SVl.s ~.
from hdrdssiaD cough and csj,.ris.uI.
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ration, and enables the patient = e..
That terribly septic deposit, rhicL. e., t.
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M"nicdic ITS poison TO tie ttsicHio.
stance of the tnng. deDeHeratiaD 0ao -,
struggling that most essential of an. .ts
and nttimotes only az dH eayiy Up" a..
timely death. IRA CHEOS has i,o -,,ii,
much less a superior, and its Hsc ,tW
only remore The deposit, thereby GHDT
great relief, Dat heals ne meH,brG", u.
ledres the patient ia posseSsioR Of h'...tL
lang tissue.
Price, Fifty Cents per bottle, o.. ..-
hntkleS. 20 "a.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-21
M CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED

AN sufferers from this disease
auHlous 70 be cured should try Dr.. Kiss.
asls Celebrated Consuinptiye Powder,
THESE powders are the only prcparS,ion
anown that win cure Consumption and ali
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syuw the s = r %STsh saving, don't delay in
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Of the United States or Canada ~ my part
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e =. ASH g. ROBBINS,
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