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The New York herald., 1877-10-28
IMMATURE YACHTING.

The curling pond IN Central Park yesterday the
OF the rst annual fall regatta OF The New York
Miniature Yacht Club, in which the following craft
entered :-schooners Rambler, Sappho. Dreadnaught
Nautilus, Viking Mohawk, Magic, Arrow; sloops
Helen, Onward and Oracle. The was nino
times up and down tho lakc boing little milo
The won BY the Rambler, she going over tho
course In 2lm Is, with the Sappno very close sec
ond, Dreadnnught third, Arrow fourth and
order pamed-Nautilus, Viking. Mohawk and Magic.
In the sloop class the Helen In 24m lis, On ward
second and Gracia third. The next race will be on
election day, when there will be prize offered
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showed more speed tnan other horse In the field,
but very few high jumps were met to puzzle and
piex those the sport with the Queens county
hounds
COMING EVENTS.
The hurdle race Tor hunters viii take place at
Huntington on Tuesday. There will probably be i've
or six entrie&
The next meet OF tho hounds will be at Huntington
on Wednesday, at the usual hour, one O'Clock r. N.
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FOOTBALL.

Picked elovens from Stevens and Rutgers Colleges
met on the St George Cricket Grounds HoboKen yes.
terday afternoon TO play match game OF football;
Rugby rules to govern; limo limited 10 one
hour and thirty minutea The sides were
composed as follows stevens Hazard, Denton
Zimmerman, Nichols, Aiken, Daschiil J. Borchardt
Jardine, Merritt Morton and Rosenberg Rutgers-Ray.
monu, Miller. Randolph. GIBBS, Cantinc, Cramer
Gowen, Scudder, Snyder, Herring aud Bishop The
teams were very evenly matcned, and, owing TO the
lapse OF the time allowed bcore1a goal obtained
no game was recorded.
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following crews:-viking blue, W. D. Morewood,
C. Il. X. Haisey, stroke; j. G. Elliott. coxswsin.
Dreadnaught, blue. p. Spraeue, bow; Y. Pnnso, Sec
ond; u Babcock, third: y. B. Howell. stroke; = y.
Cook, coxswain The quite exciting and was
won BY the Viking by half y boats length in ION.
The last race, pair-oared shell, was postponed on
account OF darkness The President OF the club, NJ.
r. w. Clifford. acted referee and starter; Mr.. Will
lam B Eakin was timekeeper and Messra H. K. Dun
can ana 4. L. Howell Regatta Committee.
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THE SCONkb.
800 Yda 900 Y
ruH sKIRMIsHrxo MArcn.

THR SkiRMfBHfN0 MATCH
Tho skirmishcrs match, which was shot yesterday
for the hrst time, promises 10 become quito popular
IL is opon 70 all members OF the National RIDE Asso-
Guara OF any State In the Union; distances from 200
800 yards; second cluss TARGETS weapon any reg-
squads Of equal strength IN OF the 500 yards firing
points, each squad opposite It's respective target
The badge TO became the property OF tho owner who
may win Il three times II was presented for compe-
tition by General Hiram Duryea- There were twelve
entriea Mr.. G. II. Eagle, Of tho Seventh regiment,
carried of tho trophy.
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

w. King and 4. Woods, both Of Brooklyn, shot
pigeon match ut Dexter PARK, near Jamaica, L (.
yesterday for $50 side.
SUMMARY.
DEXTER PARK, NEAR JAMAICA, l. l., Oct. 81, 1871
Match 500; ten birds each, II yards rise. 80 yards
tall, and traps, Ia ounce oil shot Ties shot or
AZ thrce birds. Long Island Shooting Club rules 10
govern
Klied. Missed.
K. Woods. 49,. ...10l11lOO1I-l11 10 8
W. klng...... 0l1111O110-011
Referee, Charles Dexter
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RACING IN CANADA.

MONTREAL, Quebec, Oct q, 1871
Tho fall races at the Fashion Course well at
tended to-day The Stewards Cup, for which two
horses started, was by Jack Frost. Galatca won
the Hunters Plate. defeating two otherA Tho Mer-
chants Plate brought out Aed OF seven horses and
was won by Jack Frost Audubon won the Ladies'
Purse alter dead heat with Grcy Cloud. Five ran
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REVENUE VIOLATIONS.

A. l. Kueh, Of No. 20 Even strcet, Brooklyn, wsa
arrested yesterday charged with manuac,ur ring po-
made with ou, having his bottles and boxes properly
stamped. II. Seuit, ol No. lao johnson avenue, was
also arrested, charged with manufacturing cigars
without paying the revenue tax. tho accused were
coin nitteo Tor exam nation.
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KINDLlNu WOOD WASTED.

Al ten o'clock last night aic broke out in D. s.
shcrmernorn's klndling wood factory, wocdsido N.
j., and tho innammaDc nature OF tho stock rendered
all attempts 10 save II useless Tho building machn.
cry and stock were worth $4,000 and q nj
loss; no insurance The light was 20 bright that u
could DO seon from Newark, BeIlevc and Jersey cty
HsightA
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ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT.

On Friday evening, November 2, an athletic enter
tanmen will gwen at The Theatre Francasc under
tho management Of James O'Neii and X. A. PenneIl.
number OF athletes will appear In various exerciscs
including illiain Miller John Dwyer, James Mcssen.
ger, L. NJ. Ldfn and Professor Lenac. william L.
Austin is to contest with X Berger Grace. Roman
wrestling several middo-woight boxers will spar Tor
gold medal. Professor Espinoza Will give a swinging
ring performance, ana Mr.. Peuneil, the dumb bell
Ier will give exhibition OF hrs abilities In tnal
direction. Steve Taylor with William Mcclellan will
constitute the wind up.n
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POTTsTOWN DRIVING PARK.
[Bx Txr.EoRApH TO THE HERALD

PoTrsrowN, Pa, Oct. n, 1871
This was the Hfth and last day OF shc second fall
races at the Pottstown Driving Park The purse for
teams was won by Delaware and mate, Mountain Girl
aui mate second, Burnloist and mate third. Time,
2:40x-2 :S6H.
Gale won the running race, Muldoon taking second
and susie third money Time, lA9k-lA9x.
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LACROSSE.

MONTREAL, Oct. 27, 1877.
The lacrosse match between the Shamrock and Mon
trea clubs for the championship to-day resulted IN
draw. both clubs taking Two games each.
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A CHEATED SAVINGS BANK.
CROOKED MANAGEMENT BY ITS TREASURER
DISCOVERED TOO LArE--How THE DEposi-
TORS HAVE BEEN Robbed.

CROOKED MANAGEMENT by IT'S TREASURER
DISCOVERED TOO LArE-How THE DEpOsI-
TORS HAVE BEEN Robbed.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
NORTH BRIDGEwArgR, Mass, Oct 27, 1877.
II Is some eight months since the attention Of
the public called TO tho condition Of tho North
Bridgewater Savings Bank. The treasurer, Edward
Southwor orth. having diei, tho trustees commenced
an investigation Of the affairs OF the Institution,
which, to this time, enjoyed tho highest confidence
OF tho community. Mr. Southworth regarded as
man OF unimpcachabio integrity, aud was considered
by good judges TO be worth $780, 900 Tho investga-
ton developed the fact that the bank was short oil
$4,000 and that securities OF tho bank were i'm
paired TO the amount Of about $4,000 The trustees
were led TO believe that tho assets impaired to
the extent In OF $25, 000 rhey thero-
stitute an examination OF tho bank which was done.
The result oil that investigation tailed 50 nearly with
that o the trusteos that IL was considered advisable
by all parties TO apply Tor temporary injunction,
which granted The trustees, by the advice
of the commissioners, secured services Of an
expert TO examine into tho details o the accounts,
and the books Of dcpostors wero called In This latter
investigation has necessarily occupied long Iimo,
and has just been completed. Tho report tho cx-
to DO S547 DAB 30 while books the showed
the deposits TO be only $780, 4S5 A. leaving y DO
ncency Of S27, ,457 49, In addition TO this nro
contingent liabilities amounting 10 SAG o. thus
crcasng the liabilities OF the bank total OF
1852, 100 II.
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2:34 cLAss--PuIsE $400.

Dover, N. H., Oct. 81, 1877.
The following Is . summary Of tho Granite state
The New York herald., 1877-10-28
CAPITAL CITY DRIVING PARK RACES.
GRANITE STATE PARK RACES.

Time, 2:4l-2:45-2:4l-2:3sK.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-12-04
SAFE AND SURE.
Y EGET NE ,

The following letter from Rev. G. ". Mansfield.
formerly pastor otthe Metnouist kPi c"pal chur h,
Hyde Pax anu at pTesen' settled IN Lowell, mast
convince every who reads his otter Of he
thorough cl.aus, &" pur fer of the blood:
HYDE PAKx, MASS, Feb. Is. 1876.
Mr.. II. n. Stevens: DcaT SIr--Aoout ten yesrs
ago my health failed through the depicting rtfects
OF dysIepsla uea ly year later ! was attacked
by ~ phoid eve fst fUI IN. II settled in
back and took the m OF large deep seated b.
scess, which fifteen months In gathering.
hAc surgical operations by the best skill in
the State. but received no permH nspt cure suf-
fer. great pain at times, and was constantly
weakened by profuse diseharge lalso lost small
pieces of bone at different fiTnes
Matters ran on thus about seven years, till May,
1874. when q friend recommended me to go to YOUR
office and talk with you of the virtue az VEoETIsE.
Bywha, and heard l gained some
fihr IN VEGETISE
from it's rf cts; suI pcrsevered and soon felt it
be fitting me in other respects. f'tl did not
see the results desired. till had taken II faith
fullv for little more than year. when the DIN
Gu ty in the back cured and for nine months
! have enjoyed the best of health.
have in that time gaine t~cnty- live pounds 81
flesh being heavier than bsfore in IN life, nd
! more able 10 per "rm Ia Dor than now
During tho past few weeks had sc 'nfuous we'll
ing as large "a nv fist gather another part of
nv body. took VEoETIsE faithfully and it re
moved il level with the sur'ACe in month.
think I should have been currd OF my main trouble
sooner i'll had taken larger doses, after hsving
become accustomed to lite effects.
Let your patrons troubled with scrofuIa or kid
new dsease undersrand thst il takes time 20 cure
chronic diseas and if they will patiently take
VEG ErIsE. t ~ill. in my jndgme cure them
With great obi gatione I an. youIa very Truly,
C W NASsFrvIn.
Pastor OF the Methodist F. Church
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-12-04
A Valuable Medical Treatise.

The edition for 1873 OF the sterling hedlcal An
nuAI, iOst1tter's Almanac, Ia 10"
ready and may be obtained, free OF cost, OF drug
gists aud general country dehlers IN all parts OF
the United StaIcs and Brush America .anu InICed
e every civilized post nL of the Western Heinl--
phere. II combines, with the eoundest Practt al
ADVICE for the preserTa'lon aud restoration" o.
health, large amour of resting nd amusing
Ig reading aud the Gale ndAr. Accommodated
cuinti"ns. chr" logical it"mr &c, arc prepare
with great care, ana will he found entirely n"ru
rate. The is.u- of Husteter's Almanac for l>1",
in the En- gIsh, German, French. Weish S"r-
wegi7n, Swedish. Holland. Bohemian and Spanish
languag ea. WA 10 all probability be the larg e"t
edition of medical work ever published in any
country The prnp,ietOrs. Mf6srs HOatettcr Il
Smith Pitsburg h, Pa. On receipt OF two cent
stamp will forward a copy by mali 10 anv pcs son
who Cnunot procure one in his neig Eoorhocd
PUBLIC SALE The attention az our read
erS is directed 10 the following Public Sale
advertisement in this PAPER:
Frdny, D,ccmbcr lii Real Estate, by
joseph TrapnrW Trustee.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-12-04
p. p. P. p.
DR.. PdcrCe'S
Pheasant
PurSat1ve
Ge11crss

Turcy 1Icgcto11. No care required Wli's
"<img Them.
Th-" Lit,le Gisnt' Cstbsrtic, or Muitum In
Parvo Physic, scarcely hrser than mustard
.us anu sugar coated. They remove the
necessity OF taking tn great crude, drsstc sick
rnIng pills, hcI etUiOre nIu' b IN zee.
a remedy for Headache. DIEZIDess. Rush OF
HOOD to IN" Head, 1IPh'bess about ia. tbr''' Ssd
Taste in Mouth, Fluctuations from the stomach,
BiiiIOus Ausck.. JIuudicr. Pain IN the RidBeys,
HIEhIy c"IoTeu Urine. snd Internal Fever. DR..
Piercc's Pleasant Purgativ- Pellets are uusur-
rEs.d FurIhs'In'TC, would cav that their &C.
,inn uuivcr,ai not gland escaping their 'sna-
tive i"p,-ss. Age n"es not impair the properties
of thee Pellets Tiny are sugar coated and in
c o..d IN glass bottles Iheir virtues keing thereby
messTved uuinparef fuT any IenRih of time. so
tat they always fre.h and reliable. This 10
not the ca>e with Ihuse phi which are put up
cheap wooden - yEstet"std t'H-s. lite daily use
at two =, lCt, hH- cured the mo-t obstinate cs-rs
,f Scrnfu!, Terrer Salt Th,um, Errs'p~Iss. BUiis.
Btutrhrr. PImCIrs, SORE Evrs. and Eruptions.-
Thev ar, how ever. rernnnrnued u b' take. in
CONNECTION ~ ith the Gold n McdieSl Dis overy in
Drie o the beet e-Glts.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-12-04
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS.

The Senate continued its session OF Mons
day throughout Monday night and down to
P. NJ. Tuesday, on Mr.. Thurmau's resolu.
ton to discharge the committee ON elections
from the further consideration of the creden-
tails of Mr.. Butler as Senator from South
Carolina The resolution was fually passed
by vote of 90 to 81.
The Senate on Wednesday decided to take
up the resolution in favor of seating William
p Kellogg as Senator from Louisiana. Mr.
Salisbury submitted a substitute for reso-
luton to seat Mr. Kellogg, reclting various
charges made by Mr.. Spofford, the CONTEST
ant for the seat, against the Louisiana re-
turning board, questioning the legality OF
the Legislature which elected Kellogg,
nor, joined in illegal acts with such return
ing officers, and recommitting the whole
question to the committee on privileges and
elections. with instructions to take testimony
in regard to such charges.
On Friday, a vote was taken on Mr.. Sauls
berry's amendment, which resulted yeas %,
NAYS 20, MIR. Patterson voting with the dem
ocrats in the affirmative and Mr.. Connver
with the republicans in the negative, thus
defeating the amendment, it not having re-
ceived majority.
The debate on seating Kellogg was con-
tinued until nearly 2 o'clock, p. NJ, Satur-
day, when vote was taken, and resulted in
favor of the seating of Mr.. Kellogg. vote
was taken on tho admission of MIR. Butler,
of South Carolina, and resulted in seating
him also.
ASTONISHING SUCCESS 1t is the duty OF
every person who has used Boschee'S German
Syrup to let its wonderful qualities be known
to their friends in curing Consumption, severe
Coughs, Group, Asthma, Pneun"nia, aud il
fact all throat and lung diseases. No person
can use it without immediate rehet. Three
doses will relieve any Case. and we consider
it the dury of all Druggists to recommend 1t
t" the poor dying c"n>umptive, at FEAST t" try
one bottle, ~ 40 900 d"Zeu hntties we're SOLD
last year. aud no one case where it taiied was
rer,,rtcd Such a medicine as the Gern'"n
.Svr~p cannot be too widely known. AK
your Drugvis, about it. Sample Bnttles to
try SOLD at 10 cents. Regular SIZE IS cents.
For safe by L,ght & Mitchell and G E Bel
Ter, Charle>tuwn. aud j } Gilbert, HarPers
Ferry.
March o7. 1S77-eowy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-12-04
CRISTADORO'S
HAIR DYE.

Cristadoro's Hair Dre ia the SA F EST and REST
- it acts instantan-ousy producing the :uost
natural shades ui Black Brown: does NOT
STAIN The SKIN. and 10 easily applied. II 10 a
sta nd. I'd prepara and iavor'te upon every
well appointed Toilet for Lady mr Gentleman.
Sold uy Druggats J. lSIADOkO,
p o. Box 33l5 New York.
D cceubet 10, lSI6-ly.
HOME Music A Musical association
has been or.anized under the name end style
nf Smith g. Noiand's Orchestra. Orders
licitcd Address. Smith & Noland's OrcheS-
ira, Char lcstowu. W. Va.
For SALE. at a Bargain-for Cash or
Trads-Two New Sewing Machines. For
particulars aprv at the Spirit Office.
Powder, Shot and Caps for sale by S. S
DaIuarn
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-12-04

OHE cent only for good cigar. l6 varieties
of good Chewing Tobacco, including Grave
ly aud Navy. Several varieties of Smoking
Tobacco, also the best cigars 2 for five cents,
in Charlcstown. For sale by s. S. Dslgarn.
opposite Carter House.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-12-04
Weaknesses Peculiar to
FEMALES

Fsvo-ite Prescription !, a PI~ertul Restors'ivs
Tonic " tue entire sy.t'm. IL IL erVine "i IN
sutps.s"" 'ih'H'y nLc, rhiI- u qui-s nervous
,rriI.tIon II su-nt Ih.Ts thu enf--blsd nervous
.vStrm thereby T'sH.rinP u 10 hralthiuI Vigor =
The Iril why dis.as-. among those In ~hirh
the FAvOrite p -s-FiptIun has worked magic urss,
w Ieuror1buea or whIt-s 4" EIcr.sIvr EI"N-
ing. P.ILiUI M"n.TrustI"n. tnEhIu'bi sUppT"s-
.|u.. weak Back. PToapbu., or IA ling Of the
Utrru., AntrveFsiJn R~truVcrs"n Barring down
>eusstIUn, ChTDni~ Coz restIon. fnf.mmHIion and
Liberation al the Ut"rus internal Heat Nervous
Drpr.s-inn. Debility, Drspondsncy. and very
many Other chronic dIsrH,ss peculiar to women.
but IA tior rd here.
The foIIr~ib1 Isni'sare 'c- Of tn. nnnv thou
rds - h" t~-rIfy 10 the fheacy DR. P;erees
FAv"rir" Prescription. from eIpsrieno" and "bser-
M~. Corn.li. GIIfson. Psosts. Iowa Mrs. Tbos.
J. M-,hvin H.,ch.r's st,'ion. Ca {: hrs. 7, A.
Seymour. R'Tne Mrs Frspcis HusvieE'
Vcr.aiIs. Chio. Mr., I.er"v Putnam North Whsr-
ton pa We. Nav Hu oft. Edins, Mo Mrs
Mary "A FrisnI. I..hrnsn. r. ME- ID !. Gill;
ChiIcnthc. Ohio: Ms HNrrer r. Malone. "est
Eiis. Louie Pau odg~viI l., Mass: MTs. A.
DA.hieId, Nor'"lk. vs. H's. e AlIs"n Proctor,
Iowa: N's.J Vernon. st Th"ms'. nn,.: MRS.
e. Nn-sL- 253 S",th Howard Street Baltimore.
Md NJ. T.ucy C,Irn- n, B.rnesTilie. Ohio mrs.
Nancy VI S-n1hr. I.hsrs"u. lows Mrs j.. @.
S.ern,nd F,ie-d.hi, ". v: Mia Ellen Cady.
w..,6.rd w Hr. Anthony Am.np, v.r"p..
y N-s p Rook.. rand Rsrid,, M'eh
Mrs. F. w-hh. ws:e,to-n.F.Y Th"us.nds
81 reie--nees can be given at the worId'' Dis
nensa'y.
THE PEOPLES MEDICAL SERVANT.
Ds r PIECE. /. she so'- prorriator and manu-.
tsctur-r Of tn foregoing r.medis. all ct which
> snid ~ druggi-n. He is si'o IN" Author "fths
People, Common Sense Medical Adviser, . wovk
NJ nearly one thousaBd snes. With two hundred
and eighty too wood sDR,sNipes and eOlorsd
plates We hss already s1id of this popular voik
OVER 100000 COPIES
PRICE Cpos'-p.'dp $50 hdH''.':
R.v PIERCE, n. D..
wp-'d'- D'.pens,ry Buffalo. n Y
November 20. '-77-T
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"a GA 7 ID.

To all who suffering from the errors and in
di4cretiuns OF youth. nervous ~ehknessr early de
cav loss o. manhnO', &c will s-nd n rec pe that
will curc YOU, FREE OF Oh tRGE. 1his great
remedy discovered by n Hissunarv in South
America Send sell addrr.sed envelope to the
REv JosEPn I. lS,tAS, &taiion u Etbte H0use. Ntto
iOrf City.
GrIOher 70. lGTT-1v
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DIR. PIERCF'S
FAyORITE PRESCRIPTION.
DIR. PIERCF'S
FAVORITE PRESCRIPTION.
DIX. IIERCF'S
FAyORlTE PRESCRIPTION.

TIL, rem~Ii-l mans gene ut Of ih"se dis.sse' Pc
ruI,ar ~rm"n ha' Hf"Ed"ds iarg" OK "erterc~s at
IN. Is a, d.. I,sr.us.-v. Il ieh Or Pierce 10 tho
chef committing oh sici"n in hEptiTE '~Ened'"t
fer their cur ~ P.-,c-'- FsV'Tite Prescr'pt'"n
- h- rr.rI'- ~ ,hj- extended rIreTi"pce. ord bss
he m jusi'7 c"'rhrat t. 10 Usry an" TCm.Tk.
.tIe curcs of all thoss chronic di'ossrs and
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Choice Fancy Goods,
.N"meth,"y TAR ~.yL"'y
We have 7vruug Dr-kr. both Walnut and Paper
P"rItulus. Photograph and Autograph Alnoms,
Ruiiuirg Blocks. juvenile Book. Chatter box Sc.
r,ra L ri=t Sets. Violet G !assce. PArlor Lampe,
hi Paintings, >"eI Engrsvines Ch'on.os &C.
FINE LIl.kRY tor the million. Call and
examine brfare purChuslng eIst "hrtt
Rrspectiullv. LIGHT * MITCHELL
Dec inter 10. 1876
! LIGHTNING Stove rorish. best and cheapest in
| ! thu market. for saIet
I,v % 1877 DUKE \ GALLAHER.
- F. h.v" Just received our Stock of Slammed
" aud P...ssed rinwHre- consl't!TC of Dish
PAM Sauce Pans. w-sh Basins. Pie Plates. Jelly
PI,,es &c. &c, " hich will he sold lower shan
over DUKE & GALLAHER
.,EATTIFTI, Tin CbAuher Serts. low. FOR
Is ssIebv DUKE & GtLLtHER
7NSAMELED Sauce Pans for sa.- h~
r. DUKE & 6 ALLAHER
JIOOT TUBS pailtcd in all cnlors. fnr Sst- by
DUKE & GALI.AHER.
MICA tor Coal Stovee, tor SAFE bv
vi DIXIE x & tLLAHER.
A-Fw S,u.c Tr.M bes, ever used for sale by
y Nov % II DUKE & ALLAHER.
JlrTCH FORKS. Pitch Fork Handles. oren
/ Links, Sad Irons, 5000 >hovels f. sale Nv
DUKE Il IALLAfER
INCLUSION alouse T-np p. for sale nv
Nnv.2n JAS Law HOOFF & CO.
DEvOLvING Ink Stsnds. Cor salr ~
IL Nov 90 JAS LAW HOnEF co
A MEXICAN Meat and Vegetable Chorr-r 'or
y s,l~ hv JAS LAW HOOFF co.
W Nov 90 jas Law HoOFF co.
DERSOSS needing Good. in our TINE Invited
( 70 call nd il spect goods nd rriccs.
JAS, LAW. uCCEF CO.
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OR ny EXPRES

Or tn. whole collection OF 23S Bulb. snd Plants
s-nt by Exprrss On receipt Of 5 Is 40. to which
eith"r 81 cur books. GARDJ%IS6 - PR' FIT. &C
Teal FLosIcULTURE. uR GARnESISG PLEAECEL
(va,u- ST so each), viii be aided. Descriptive
Catalogue tree.
PETER Henderson, & CO.,
SEEDsME. ASD FLoAIsTs,
rs CortIandt ST., y. Y.
rru.t9S IS77-ndJclgIv.
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Another lot of nice Hats, Plumes. Sstips,
&c, also Scrap Pictures and SpIints. at
Mrs. 6 II. ARNEHTnoU7's.
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MIsCELLA US.
Y q G. Z T / N E
SIZE RESTS WELL.

Svuru POLAND ME.. Oct. II, 1876
Mr.. Fl. r Stevens: Dear Sir / have been sick
two years 18th the liver complaint, and during
that time have taken a great mary different med
icines but none of them did any good. vas
restless nights, had no appetite Since taking the
vEoxTIss I rest we'll and relish my food Can
commend the VEeETIsE for what it has done for
me. Yours respectfully,
Mrs Albert RIcKER.
Witness of the above,
Mr.Geo. NJ. Vaughan, Niedford, Mass.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-12-04

LAMPS The best selection of Lamps in
Charlestnwn, also full Stock of Chimneys,
burners and Wicks for sale by S. S. Dsgarn.
opposite Carter House.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-12-04
CARRIAGES OF ALL DESIGNS,

Rnckaxays, Phac,Ous. Buggies. JumHseae, Jse
gers, and Extension Top Spring "s2ons ehc
Market Wagons.
Having been doing business eleven years. ana
working TOR Wells J. Hawks before the ~a' hhu
having nov in my employ MIR W III. DAVIS arg
Thns.e Ryan. Hawks' old reilstIe rAn''r ho
Wood worker. ] can give satlrfaction 10 WI"
may favor with call. All New WORK ou'" y
mr. warranted tor twelve moutne .
REPAIRING q. in the best manner anu NJ
short notice a nj with the best nIsteria.
~ JOHN K. HILBERT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-12-04

Nv re,.on of its Alternative properties. eures Dis
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properties render II an unsS1sied remedy for
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hlotches md pIInPles- or where there sre serof
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With hot fl Ishe., low spiIits and gloomy fo,ebcd-
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arc suffering from Torpid kirsr. - BiHtcusnfss
In MANY cnsCs OF LIp'r OmpiGint" only part OF
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