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D | E ID

Al Winchester. November 25rh. 1877. of
Group MARY ELISE. daughter of Upton l.. and
duey W. ID ,rsry. and Il aud-dauCh'c r of VIM.
e. Russell, ST.. aged yca:s ana months.
At hie resldr"ce, "LoMG Meadows" in Fred
erick c"nrty, V :, IN the 7tn of November, 1877,
Col. ROBERT j. GLASS, in the GSth year of his
age.
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illness, Mrs HENRY SPEROW i'll the S5th year
of her age.
HERBERT WILLIAM. infant son of G.
and + G.. WniSmurr, departed tlis life Noven-
her 81. 1877, aged :ou's
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KAI SAMIN.
7 y every respect superior any other prepare
l tion be mix"d in Two mini ties for the brush;
will not rub of sea Ic or craCk-"ne package will
$50 40 square feet. according to condition
OF wall No preparation OF walls n"cessarg -
Saves time and temper. No skill required in ap-
plying. For sale 10y
JAS Law. HOoFF & co.
4 NTIRATTLERS, tor Carriages and Bugcies,
N for sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF co.
UTILITY and Other Poi' P1 a, 70. 'sIs By
WALL Protectors, Walters. Tea Trays Wine
w Pitcher Travs. Crutnb Tray nd Brushes,
for ,aIe by JAS LAW HOOFF co.
GOAL Hods all patrernR. Coal Shnvels, Fire
~ Carriers. Stove Polish, for sAie by
JAS LAW. HOOFF CO.
CACSAGE Cutters q I'd Filers. for sale by
- JAS. Law. HOOFF co.
CLUSTER Onion Setts. for sale nv
X JAS. LA ". HOOFF co.
IL 80 JAS. LAW HooFF CO.
NODDER Irvine for sale bv
JAS LAW HoOFF co.
DOwDER, Shot Gaps wads, &c. for sale by
I JAS. Law. HOOFF CO.
HAMPER BASKETS 5ss for P. .7.s h Toorr
October 90. 1877.
CUCUMBER Pickles. Mince Meat and Canned
y Goods, just received by
Nov. 90, 1877. s. g. DALGARS.
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TO THE PUBLIC.
COUNCIL Room, Harper's Ferry, !
Soyemhar 0Sth 1877

November 18th, 1871
The recent food 10 Iarper's Ferry-diSas-
trous beyond the possibility of description,
induces, indeed compels the undcrs igned. the
corporate authorities Of the town, to make
this appeal to & generous public
4 detailed account Of the destruction OF
property, but public and private-of the
houses swept away-of the streets and
thoroughfares torn up and rendered impassa>
ble-of individual suffering, could it be Civ
en-. could not fail to be heart rending.
Individual charity within the town, has
done, and is still doing. all TIM, is possible,
TO alleviate individual suffering but wide
spread has been the disaster. that there re-
mains suffering that such efforts cann"t reach.
The purpose Of this appeal. is to collect by
donations, from the humane through the
country, 4 sufficient sum of money to enable
the authorities Of the town to give immediate
employment to the hundreds of unemployed
here. aud by this means at once repair and
lender passable the torn up and obstrucred
,huroughEares and alleviate the distress that
Prevails. The corporation Of the town is en-
tirely without funds, otherwise this appeal
would not be made.
are entreated to do SD without delay, and to
believe that the smallest contribution will be OF
service and be most gratefully acku"wled gcd.
Please address contributions TO the Mayor
of the town.
GEO. W GREEN, Mayor.
II V DANIELS, Recorder
Jno. J. Gilbert, s. V. Yantis, Thos A Kir-
wan, G. l.. Myers. Geo. kooncc, Coun cilmeu
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BEST FAMILY FLOUR,

WILL be delivered III parer sacks TO persons
w III CharlrSt"wu, nj the rate of Seven Do
lars per barrel during present quntat ions of
wheat; ard the price will be diminished or IN
creased only according to the changes i'll wheat
gu stations. l hope to be able TO give entire
satisfaction to ali wi q pntrOn1Ze me.
JAMES W. ROWLAND.
Oct. 23, 1877. CHarleStown Mill.
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N1oLASSES sUGAR-Tbe updsrsieped will
vi buv MoIasses Sugar Of me,ehants in en-
change for Candy 1t wholesale rates. .-'-...---
Nov 30 ISL PHIL T. RoHR.
"EDICATFD CANDY-an excellent ar ticls for
w "Id.-f'Orn to cents per stick. az fTlI
Oct 30. 1871 PHIL. T. ROHRg.
+ Avg. !, ISL. PHI. T. RoHR.
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LOST =

IN Tharkscivinu Day, on Main street. Gold
~ Barking. I've iiader Will be suitablv re-
wardrd by leaving it al tue - -
DeceInbc; 4, 1877.
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III q EU NIEUG
S;DDAll'S EfRGiC SOAP.

nNE Bar goes Ms lar Two of any other make,
~ the washing ia in half the time the
wash boiler nuisance is uOEe wav with: cx 'SllCnt
for ard fine goods and hapnes will not
injure delicate culurs Of fine iabrics fusl saved.
aud wash hoiIer be kept in repairs. the
clothes need no Hing, washing merely in warm
water. warranted keep the clothes white, and
guaranteed under penalty Of fifty dollars to
in ure Clothes.
. Merchants supplied Al jobbug prices.
Nov 6. 1871 GEO. w. r. KEARSLEY.
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AID FOR HARPER's FERRY.

Our sister town of Harper's Ferry. as our
people are already aware. has again been des'
olsted by food. Three times within the past
twenty-five years have her homes and busi-
ness houses been invaded by the liquid ele,
neut in its unbridled fury-the last two Of
these visitations having occurred since the
terrible devastation which she suffered during
the late war. Fire aud food have indeed
heaped ruin upon her, and in her calamity
she appeal Is for aid and succor. Her public
thoroughfares are in terrible condition, and
with an empty corporation treasury and her
people unable to bear o heavier burden of tax
a.ion than what has already been levied, col
lec,sd and expended during the present year,
il is beyond her own power to repair the pub
lie damage. Her business men have suffered
terribly, and it will be a long time before they
ere able to redeem their heavy losses. In
the midst Of this condition Of affairs a large
number of families have been driven from
their homes some of which have been ruined
beyond repair. A portion have been de-
prived Of the actual necessaries of life. We
GOuNSIseu Al teiSOu WIN III
t.ious mechanic whose family had actually
been without bread until supplied by the gen.
erous aid of our worthy ex Sheriff, Edward
Tearnsy, Esq. The promptings OF humanity
call upon US TO render prompt and efficient
aid to our afflicted neighbors. The worthy
Mayor, Mr.. Geo. W. Green, who is himsel If
heavy sufferer, is doing all in his power for
the interest of the town and its inhabitants,
and he calls upon Charles,own and the county
at large for help. Let the cry of Harpers
Ferry be met with a noble, generous response
from all our citizens.
If deemed advisable, a public meeting
should be called. In the meantime cortri-
buttons will be received at the Spirit Office
sud by the Mayor Of Charlestown, and
promptly forwarded to Mayor Green, at Har
per's Ferry, or may lie sent direct to the
latter An accurate list of all monies
left with US, with names of contributors, will
he published.
we have also been requested by Mayor
Green to state that farmers in the neishbor
hood of the Ferry may render valuable service.
and also secure good fertilizer, BY sending
their teams in to haul the washings of which
have accumulated in the streets Of the town.
Just before going to press We have received
the following formal appeal
mn
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TOBACCO.
FROM THE SEED TO THE WARE
HOIJSE.

A PRACTICAL hand book for the Tobacco
N Planter, embracing the auIuor's practical
On pcrie,. CO in culIivati & and curing the weed,
and the met h"ds practced IN all the States IN
wi ic!I 1t is grown. complete guide to the
plan ter and a WORK of great interest to tie cOu
sumner Of tobacco IN account of its historical and
medical lnformatiun. A book that everybody
OH have. $50 pages, octave, by b. Rush
Sensnney. NJ. D., Cnamhersburg, Penn'a. Price
One Dollar, sent 10 any address on receipt of the
price. Agents wanted to cell this book every
where, and it sells without tronbe. Address,
JOHN NJ PONEROY,
Publisher of franklin Repository,
NV. go, 1877. Oh III bersburg, Penn'a.
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(HASvASSED Hams and Shoulders, quality
~ guaranteed. just received by
Sept. Is, 1877. S S. DALGARS
nRIED Beef in ANA Il canvass. just recei, ed by
~ sept. IS. ) ). tLG Arm
. FULL stock OF Syrups, Sugars and Coffee al
Y ways on hand. at lowest prices. at
Sept IS s. DALGARN'S.
GENTS Fine Shirts, Under SHIRTS, Drawers.
VI Suspend-rs. Hose, Neck Bows and Collars
in Air Tight Gla's Jars, for sale by
Sent. %. 1871. s. $ DALGARS.
SPECTACLE just received and for sale i"u by
- Sept II. 1911. SIS DALGARN
a LARGE lot of Notions Just received and for
n sale a, reduced prices by
Sept II lS17 s. DALGARN
LONE MADE Fine Shirts. linen bosom ma de
n of best Wsmsutta mdsin, and best Irish lin en-
front for Gale for s 90, by
Sept. II. 1T SIS. DALGARN.
bacon and La I'd, for fale by
- Aug. 81, 1877 s. DALGARN.
DOTON,C. Like and Scotch Herring for IS lie by
I July 10. 1877. SIS DALGARN.
MAcARoNI. Toilet and Laundry Soaps. just
May %. 1877 s. g DALGARN.
CURTAIN Sticks, Roller Ends. Cord. &C.. for
" sale by JAS. LAW. HoOFF 4 CO.
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Have Your Glover Seed
THRESHED.

TTNHE undersigned has just received one of the
i ashland Combined Double Cylinder Glover
Huilcr and CIeaners''-tme best the world has
ever produced With it lie can hull ana clean
more clover seed out of the same amount of
straw tDan v other machine. He is therefore
pr pared to rhrc>h clover seed for the farmers of
Jctsci son and adjoining counties pom reasona ole
terms, and to do his work satisfactorily to all
paI ties. Either horse or steam power used, as
desired. Send III your orders at once.
JAS II CONkI.YN.
=. o. Kabletown, JcfrlS sou Co. w. Va.
OrtObpr 23. lSI7-tt,
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CHARLESTOWN FEMALE SEMINARY.

"a Complete Pictorial History of the TINES -
Tine best, cheapest, and most successful
Family Paper in the Unlon."
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DILES.-A certain and efcetu.I cure. Trial
L box only Sue. Address DR. PERCY. oEdsss-
bu'gh. y
November 81 IS77-Iy.
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;aasuMPIIaN. AsIHMA. BRONCHITIS
. TICI.


for settlement AID D. rsops knowing them
Sc IS indebted. are requested to paw the same.
without Ce!ay
DNNIEL y. LUCAS. Executor.
CHARLES own. DC. 2 1ST-tf.
CUMBERLAND COAL.
II'E offer fret lot of Coal for Stss m asd
snWhs' Purpos"s a. greatly reduced rates
Will keep enpstGnt supply.
July 10. 1871 LIPPHrT d co.
SISCLAIR'S Propelcrs-hsy, straw fodder
- Cutters. ranging in r'Ies from Si7 To S55. for
sale nv DUKE q GALLAHER.
HRA1N RAGS. Half Bushes. Brooms. Tvins.
" Rope Bah Brick, for ,.Ieby
DIXIE GaLLABEE
LNRtZER'S AXLE GREASE, best in the world,
for ssl- nv DUKE Il GALLAHER.
fNHh NPIpS Nutmeg Crate does waste the
u nutmeg and does gTste the hnRsrs-uss-
fol. Hurrhi- md economical For ale By
June 26 1877. DIXIE GhLLAHER.
NEW BRANDS OF CIGARS w. bsv. Cboies
~ Cigsrs. nd Smoking and Chewing Tobacco
OF ubsurpsssed s1celIsnrs
DUKE GALLAHER
TOPPER R'Vrfs 'Gd BUrrs. B-fb Brirk, BALI
BusheIs. Peck Measure. Butter Prints. far sale
by DIXIE GALLAHER.
August Is17. -
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N1ACAR0NI. Toilet and Laundry Soaps, ia,
lfl received and for sale by
MAY -. 1877 S. g DALGARN
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MAY, fcrryman at Skiimnrcs ferry below
Buchanan, escaped from his house with mir
teen women and children, but was overtakcb
and swept over Warmers Falls dam, and all
persisted.
The Alexandria Gazette says: Brief men
tion was made in the Leesburg correspon-
dence of the Gazette, on Monday, Of the
drowning Of Miss MIlburn and two children
of Mr.. IInuscr, at Mason's Island, near Lees
burg. The particulars us since gathered, are
as follows: The island was oCerhowed. and
the inmates forced to leave their house and
take refuge in a tree. While they were IN
this perious situation. a crowd of men gath
cred on the river bank opposite the island
but took no steps for their rescue, until a
negro man stepped forward. and said that he
hardly expected to get back alive but that
he could not stand still and see the people
drown. IL was quickly joined by another
negro man, and taking of their coats and
handing them to bys'ander. they put out for
the island. They reached it safely and
s.ar:ed hack. having in the boat with them
Mss Mihurn and the two children, intend
ing to return for Mr.. Houser, his wife and
the other child. When q part of the way
across their boat was swept against tree
and upset drowning one of the men and one
child while Miss Milhurn, the other child
and the remaining man succeeded in catch>
ing hold of the tree They remained there
from three o'clock Sunday afternoon until
three o'clock on Monday morning, when the
tree and its living burden were swept away.
A crowd remained on the bank beside
FIRE all night long, listening TO their cries,
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HOUSE WANTED.

HOUSE WANTED.
TTNHE subscriber desiring to move to Charles
town. nr in the suburbs, desires to rent a
comfortable dwelli'ir housc suited 10 the uses OF
snail family. l formation cOUCPrninE SHclI
pr oper'v for Rent may be Lest ut SPIlIT dice,
comm n catcl to tnc ulG"rSI ned
ARCHIE MC(ARREl l.. Jr..
kahI"tnwn L. o.
Dec {, 1877. J,H. Co.. W Va.
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BEST LAGER BEER
FOR FAMILY USE.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK o" JEFFER-
son AT CnARLEST0HN.

rTNHIS Bank will be closed on November 29:h.
( (InanEsgIv daY) All peIs..IIs having
paper maturing on that day will please attend
to the same tue day prev Gus
SAM'L HOWELL.
Novcml"r6 1877. Cashier.
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CUCUMBER Pickles, Mince Meat and Canned
l Goods just received by
Nov. 90, 1877. S. 6. DALGARS.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-23
Universalist State Convention.
FIRST DAYS SESSION.

The annual state convention of the Uni
versalist churches in Vermont began i
session at the Universalist church in Lud-
low, on Wednesday morning, at 8 o'clock,
with devotional meeting, conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Hewitt of Hartland. Prayer was
offered by Rev. Eli Ballou, D. D., of South
Woodstock. The speakers were Rev. j. s.
Lee, James Eastwood, DR.. BAllou and sew
eral laymen.
The convention met at o'clock. In the
absence of Hon. Heman Carpenter of
Mortified, the president, Rev. D. NJ. Till
olson of st. Johnsbury, vice-president,
called the meeting to order and presided.
Prayer was offered by Rev. E J Chaffee
of Chester. Rev. NJ A. Harris, the clerk,
read the minutes Of the last convention.
AT 10 o'clock q religious meeting was
held. Rev. 1. Vincent of Barre read an
essay upon "Some needs Of the Universe
list church." This was followed by ad-
dresses from Rev. Messrs Simmons, Farms
worth, Shipman, Skinner, Moor and Har-
ris, also by Mrs. Draper and Mrs. Noble.
The services were interesting and impress
i've.
In the afternoon the subject of Sabbath
schools was discussed.
Rev. S. A. Parker of Bethel delivered an
essay on the inquiry, "How to make sue
cessful Sunday school," The essay evinct d
a thorough knowledge of the sui ject, and
was presented in the speakers usual inter-
esting manner. Brief speeches of ten
minut es, on the subject, were made by
Mrs. M. II. Harris of Brattleboro, the
efficient superintendent of the Sabbath
school connected with the church and So
ciety, over which her husband is pastor.
The remarks Of Mrs. Harris apparently
gave great satisf action 10 those who list
encd to them.
Remarks on the same theme were con-
tinued by Rev. Messrs. Copeland of Gays
Vile, Haywood of Keene, N H., Tillotson
of st. Johnsbury, and Mrs. o. Brown Will
lis, all of which were appropriate and to
the point.
The attendance throughout the day was
large, completely filing the spacious
church In which the meetings were held.
| To obviate the uncomfortableness Of too
packed an assembly In the evening, services
were also held In the Baptist church,
which was kindly furnished by that society
for the purpose, the Rev. G. r. Moor Of
Cambridge, Mass, preaching to the sstisfsc.
ton of the entire audience.
The weather remaining favorable 1t Is
very probable that the attendance will be
even larger on Thursday, the last day OF
the gathering. The convention is likely to
prove an entire success In every point of
view, both 10 numbers and the work II has
had In hand.
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the value and use Of money, has a carrisge
10 which he rides out for an airing occa.
sionally, and should you happen to be with
him he will tell you In grand way some
OF his experiences among the lobbyists in
Washington. Uray Is one of the very few
good Indians alive.
After accomplishing the object for which
/ was sent to Uray, 225 miles west by
northwest from Fl Garland, Colorado, G
company was ordered to proceed to Fort
BaYard, New Mexico, there to take station.
Upon my arrival at Santa Fe, New Mexico,
the company was ordered to Fort Craig,
and to scout thence westward through the
Sierra mimbres to the North Star road, and
from the head waters of river ella into
Bay ard. 1t IL hardly necessary to say that
no InGians could be found during the trip,
serious disappointment to some who were
10 the column. The largest silver brick
ever cast In the territory, weighing 200
pounds, passed through the post this morn
ing at II o'clock, together with others Of a
smaller size, in all valued at $4,000, on
Numa, Raymond 81 Cos. stage line, in
charge of Express Messenger d. B. Lacy.
The largest brick contained 1924 ounces
and valued at $8. 300, and Yves invoiced to
Kim,z Brothers, Wall street, N. Y, by
Mr. Brennan, one Of the leading mining and
business men of Silver City, eight mi es
southwest from Fl. Bayard. The climate
at Baysrd is perhaps the finest in America
for invalids affected with lung diseases. A
large number of this class may be found In
this locality, and as a general rule with
proper care, they improve very rapidly and
return east with increased strength and q
new lease of life.
Your obedient servant,
| john CoNLIN,
LIST Lieut.. 9th Cavalry.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-08-23
The Boston Dog Show.

The success ensured already for the dog
show to be held at Music hall, Boston, IN
September, is astonishing even to the most
enthusiastic admirers of The canine race,
and proves that the interest in dog ques-
tons is wide spread. As an evidence OF
the appreciation of the Importance
of the occasion, it is worthy Of
mention tn orders have been issued by
President Merrill and President Richards
of the Highland and Metropolitan horse
railroads, and the superintendents of all
the stef m railroads, countermanding the
order rel ,tive to dogs on their several roads,
and all dogs entered for the chow will be
allo 1td fret dom in travelling during the
Intinuauce of the exhibition. The own.
ers already entered on he books at Music
rail include residents of New England, and
all the Canadas, as well as New York and
Pennsylvania over 500 animals being al.
ready named as contestants for the very
liberal prizes to be fl -red. Everyone WIN
has dog OF rare breed, or noteworthy in
any way, will be interested in the show,
and the success of the undertaking will
without question, be very great indres.
There is another chance for Rutland dog
fanciers TO show their fayorites.
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Unsolicited Testimony.

FAIRFIELD, Me-, April 90, 1864.
Gent'emen-Se,iog numerous certificates
In the Maine Farmer, endor'in g the merits
of the Great upg Remedy, WlsTAR's BAL
SAM OF WILD CHERRY. am iuGuced. and
| take great pleasure in eiving, pub il, ity to
tue great cure it accomp he'd IN my fam
lily in the year 1856 During tue summer
of tht year my son, Henry A. Archer,
now postmatt-r 10 this place. was STACKED
with spitti g Of blood, cough, weakness Of
lungs, and general del ity, so much so
that our family physi ian declared lin t.
have ''sest d consumpti ~" He was IN
der medical treatment for number Of
months. but rec, ived no benefit from it.
At length. from the soil, it ii IN of himself
and Others, was induced to purchase one
Brittle of WIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY, which benefited ion SO much
obi ined another, which 10 short time
restored him to his usual st to of health.
can safely recommend ttiI remedy 10
theirs 10 like condition, for It is, think,
all it purpots to be-the great lung RENE
dy for the times
The above It ttement, geutlr men, is my
voluntary offering to you In favor of your
Balssm, and Is at your disposal.
As ever, yours, ANDREW ARCHER,