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Eorsas ana Eu.es Eating Dirt.

A correspondent of the New York
Tribune asks why horses and mules eat
dirt when turned out of close stables,
TO which Professor Law replies: Most
commonly the habit is an indication of
aciditv in The stomach, and to be cor
rccted BY improving the digestive func-
tions. Horses are at a special disad-
vantage in the matter of stomach com
plants. inasmuch as they cannot rid
themselves by vomiting of ANYTHING that
disagrees, and are unable even to belch
up accumulated gas. Then the stomach
is much too small to allow OF heavy
feeding or the formation of much gas
without Injurious oyerdistention, hence.
of all domestic animals the solipeds
should be fed with the greatest care and
Judgment. Like human beings tLcy
have their periods of acidity, or heart
burn, and having no opportunity of TAX
ing soda or magnesia, they lick the lime
from their walls or the earth from their
pathway. For temporary relief piece
of chalk may be kept in the manager, but
we should seek 10 remove the radical
evil by giving better tone to the stom.
ach. Feed sound grain and hay in
moderate amount aud at regular inter
walls. and don't drive or work hard an
h0u- after each meal. lest digestion
should be impaircd.-Give 4 few car
riots. turnip-, or other roots, if available;
water regularly, and never Just after a
meal, and put an ounce OF common salt
in the food or water daily ANY exist
ing weakness should bc corrected by
course of touics such "a, oNi Re OF iron.
TWO ounces; ,alciucd masnc-iA. two
ounces, powdered nux vumica, one and
a halt drachm>; powdered icuncl seed,
two ounces; miN. Divide into eight
powders, qui give one morning and
night The habit has been sometimes
caused 10y i dciicIen. y oimiueral matters
in the food grown on very poor soils.
but tAi- may be corrected b, similar
treatment.
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a Coon WORD EoR MAIYE.-Maine
has of late years shown marked revival
OF interest in the farming occupation.
New life seems TO be infused into her
agricultural veins. improvements are
visible in all parts of the State. Modern
methods have had and are still having a
willing hearing by the farmers. The
idea has taken possession of a great
many men that it is better to STAY at
home and expend the energy there, than
TO begin wandering life and waste
time and strength on distant farms, that
are just as likely to be retained for a
few years only as for the rest Of life.
time. The promise of farming in Maine
this year is extremely good which helps
much in strengthening and deepening
this feeling of contentment. Her Gull
turists may go as far from home as thew
please, but they will find no state, all
things considered, that will yield them
what is being got from the familiar acres
they new occupy.-Mass Ploughman.
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BRONCHITIS AND LUNG
AFFECTIONS.
TRA(IIEON.

A .li1Lf so-~diied cold trW oJ'tiHSs
lead 20 ~ serious cough, rh'ch. HHcdrrt
Tor bddiU fr~Ited. must haze but o''r
rr.H{t-it must rr|HtHGf~ ia - scffird case
or HRDS CHITIS, or ErhGf - tr0rsr. Ns
nf-adfy IDNsI HPTTOS. To an suffering
Hror ia ha RAISING cough. aud rJ prefoFnfiOn,
TKtCHEOS offers n sound, reliable. and
permanent rrIirJ. It anyUcHfs vTPrcfo-
ration, and enables the patient 10 "rP"t
that frrrtLiY septic deposit. tch tch. tT trJt
trighoHf I"siicio.s treatment, must COM
tpuatcnt~ its poison to the r~si-HinT sub
stance Of the tung, drJ~n~rdftian anal de-
stroBiug fbdt most essential oJ organs,
aud tlIttHdf~s only ~ eurfB aud uH-
ftti~fv drd,h. Tx 4 Z IDN LHs Ho rgHdf,
much IL. % superior. and tfs usr UriN not
otfiy r,suor~ fL~ dspOstf, fh"T"bV oNoTdtHU
Dr~dt r-it.j. btt hfdTs th~ Di~"'br""" and
ir-r.. ne Iidftent IA possession. eli heating
Tang tissue.
Iric~. riny Cents per bottle, or ssE
Bottles, $50.
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DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

GtSrROH is ~ safe, specify. and post
fir~ cure JDr that most dePr~ssinO Of all
ptruf, a,.d "a bri@ course o treatment trtH
=. Storr the digrsfir~ organs 10 a.~ir pris-
ttn~ strength, and promote tho healthy
action. o. the stomach and iHt~sfiars. The
nervous irriid bii,ty Of literary and all
persons pursuing sef"ntHry hfe, -
sprediiy rrBsorsd by this agent. The
stomach a. rsfOrrd to health ANT the Key
yotc 81 fhr system ,ciH once more respond
ttt the per Torrance Of labor.
rrir~, On~ Doitdr, III large bottle, or
cir bottles, 50.
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r. the sulI,va. Quarry Germany.

Please take notice of the breach OF condition In
a certain mortgage, dated January II, A. d. 1876,
executed by you 10 me- of certain personal prop
erty to wit: all the quar1ed granite then upon the
land of said Company and all the buildings, en-
gines, cars, machinery and tools of the said Com.
pany then owned or aiterward to be purcha sed
of said Company. And the condition of SAID
mortgage having been broken, now intend to
foreclose the said mortgage. and l hereby give
the statute in such cases provided.
OTIS CLAPP, Mortgage.
Sullivan, August -, ls77. 3wS
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lloetrp.
a. -4s=-ssss-'

I.,-s#u. .~trn, -aH'l. river.
~.a4 ONE moment iu jAt i'W
,,i,a. oh crs>e tbs happy murmurlncs
Nhlr INV heart raur- forth H. wot!
Down beside a western prairie.
Nherc file vino and r'~'s blend.
Where the p-aui magu".A'> wsNl1-,
And the stately .lAr> DnA
Lx~e, IN early joyou, CHILDHOOD,
- wandered for many dav.
Cl,Hnz flowers of richest oi'r.
Booming round my happy way.
There. within that fairy dwelling,
sweet affection kept her throne;
There 10 prayer loved voices mingled;
All. where are those treasures gone:
In that graveyard meath the willow
SIDE hy side. in drCAmlcs> sleep,
Where the mnck-hjrlN sing their requiem.
Where the low green clover Creep.
Are those loVcd-o1c~ >wcotiy resting,
Lost to sorrow and 10 tears.
Needless ot the tempest gathering
Round the gloom Of coming Nvar>.
or nv Young brow care i leaving
Traces Of her cruel tread.
Plea>ure's roses all have withcred.
Hopes sweet dream forever fled,
And I'd faiu. when life is ended.
Law me where I'm knceling now
sweet IA rest, clear. placid river,
ON thv green banks messy brow
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HE COME Is THE HENS PULsE.-If
that be strong and bright, and of a good
color and full of blood, shaking with
every quick movement of the bird i'm The
eombed varieties, the bird is in normal
health, and in laying condition. When
the rim of the comb and wattles have a
purpllsh tinge, the bird is not well.
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To the saliva. Quarry Company.

Please take notice el the breach OF condition OF
a certain mortgage, dated October 5, a. ID. 1876.
recorded upon the records Of the OF sullivan,
Vol. 2, Pages 2s2 and 233. executed by you TO me
of certain personal property, TO wit all the quar-
RED granite then upon the land OF said Comp ny.
and all the uarried granite OF said Company then
in said sullivan. and all the engines, cars. ma
ehinery. tools, oxen, aud all other property of
said Company then on the lands of said Company
and all the property OF said Company then IN said
sullivan which had then purchased or acquired.
ing and development OF the quarries upon their
lands, and also the buildings of said Company on
lands adjoining their quarry lands. And the con
now intend to foreelose the same mortgage and
hereby give you notice OF such foreclosure ae-
eording to the statute in such case provided.
OTIS CLAPP, Mortgage.
Sullivan, August 49, 1871, SWISS
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kepres ting fret class, reliable and indrpeH g..
eat tompAnlc which are uBsurpAssed 10 char.
Acter, standing and strength, furnishing the mos
UNDOUBTED INDEMNITY :

eau The careful attention OF the business glrs
OF Ellsworth and vicinity 10 the iacts ami hGarr-
Lei not NE insurlng pa bic be lohger deuded rai
look INTO the matter tor them selves aTriu. atl
Cahdld InvesCgstion will tell the TRUE SIbk1-
ms sOhclt and urge. The Leading and indie
pendent Companies are peculiarly thorough u ne
management OF their business. Careful 70 kuo"
IN regard 10 each risk, the moral well TIE
physica hazard, as far a. possible, Judging r7ah
tlsk on It's own merits, accepting those Wh..A
seem ueslraoie at equitable rates, leaving the uA
uealT % those who wish them. On This plat
orm lhey show greater prosperity compsrauses,
IMAM those companies which take rlsks msfe
loosely relying on rates TO save theIn.
lhe size OF a company Is no criterion q! IT.
strength. The larger companies have larger Ia
Utilities, usually writing larger lines and accepting
a larger amount OF undesirable insurance. tnu-
keeplng up the volume OF the business. Their ia
bthties for reinsurance is therefore larger, and
shey are liable to heavier losses BY extensive con
nazratlons
MY aim Is to furnish only
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Pill !!
The Only Known Sure
CURE!
DR.. CHANDELIERS
PZZNV!
THOUSANDS OF Gases CURED
EEFE(T(ALIY By THIS
WONDERFUL
REMEDY I!
PILES.
II cmOrrhOidS.
PIL0N.

Many causes tend to produce this painful and
distressing state. The blood Is retarded in is
return; the too frequent use Of drastic purga-
uvcs tends to produce congestion 81 the bowels,
torpid action Of the liver. and numcruu. other
cau,,, are the source OF TIL. complaint, and
hitherto nothing eIcctuAl ha. been presented to
thr public. which would rapidly alleviate
symptoms and ultimately prove au effective
cure. Ia PllON We have 4 remedy which not
only act, almost instantly, but viii remove the
largest tumlr> of the part Piles by ab,ori-
ton. and many who nave received not only
benefit. but have been radically cured, have
bccu assured prior to using this trc,tmcuu by
eminent surgeons that the only relief they ever
could cxpcc, IN lfr. would bc b. an operation.
aLI removing 1t OF them from the body by
procedure which ncec--itat,i the knife. This
remedy la, been Lai,d with delight, and j.,
now prescribed by many practising ply, leian,,
who arr cogutzAnt * III mrrit., a. thc only
known sur cure Tor PILES.
rn- Frire, Fi0g CENTS p.r p4-trg.. orsif
Or $50.
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PILES. HemoHhOids.
pILO<.

Many causes ie,id 20 produce IN Is pa In
f,tl anal distrrs-ing STATE. The bi"od -
retarded ia as return; the toe Frequent
eoags.tiOn 81 the botreis, torpid aes'o" Of
thr lirrr. and numerous other casses are
u. 'oaree ~ r., e@nnp ~, and h.nsr 70
tue public, ,rhich 'rotsld rapidly sHeriate
sum DtoIns and ultimately prore an effect
ir~ cure IN PILOk ere hare a remedy
,rhich not only acts almost instantly, bui
triiI rcDtorc the largest sanors o the parts
(FiIcs by aLsorptton, and many rho
hare ree~ir~d not only benefit, bUt hare
bern rdd,caIfy CURED, hare bscps assured
PRIOR to using mis- treatment by ~nri-
,.Snt surgeons that the only rei,eI they
srer could erp~ct ia l,fc, trOuid BE- oy dn
operation. and re"ori"J it OF thrns from
re BODY " Pr9.raa.s ,rI,eh nsse, natqa
uith dci,Dht, and Is no" prrsersbsd BY
many practising Physicians, ,rh. are cog
aiEaHf Of its merits. as the only hnoscn
sure care for FiIE>.
Price. F,Ity Cent. per package, or ste
for $3.50.
THE tn0TE REMEDIEs ARE
Thorough. ia ths eradication Of tie differ
ent aud rariogs DsHiadies deso1sinated,
and are the result Of patient, sea rchi"g,
iaborions, and scientific tnresfiOatIon,
embracing u period Of many years, ~
Europe aud iuaericd.
II the specific directions are complied
srith, thousands Of patients tctu bear trtf-
nsss 10 thrir reiatirc merits. and eorrob-
orate erery assertion. Where there are
many COM pttcdftOFs OF disease, nsd pa
tients so desjre, DIR. CHINDLER uiIt
b. pleased 10 pire all Information, aud
treat by letter II neee.sarg
Descriptive aud Erpidnafsrv CireH-
Tar of tie abore remedies s-Ht on receipt
u stamp. III The PEOFR TETIRY
MEDICINES are NOT oH sale at your
yartieaIar drUOgists, send orders to
Or. CHANDLER,
li79 Broadway, New-York City.
GOO. a. ParChOr,
SOLE AGENT FOR ELLSWORTH
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4ner years of the most saborious re-
.s,rcJ ana iHrestigatioa. and after tho
practical application Ia Treatment TO hSs-
" ID ,,o,r ,rrSeafS to the -fBertcoa pub-
Iic iIc Jolio,rimg remedies, his sole Dis
corery and property. the efficacy 81 ,ch'ch
4, All, sfsd Ia the roiHt.iHoHs quantity Of
f,sfi,,1njgIs The unsolicited offerings or
suHeriag and discouraged patients, teho
haze ,,of only receiced relief aad oeaePf
iron, their continued ease. bat haze been
y.d,raIig cured Of ailments and chronic
com ptais,ts. ,rhioh hare been adjndged ~
the most eminent Physicians as hopeless.
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EQUITABLE RATES

representing my companies and trsasaruns
BUSINESS win my customers always in prompt
sfuars and honorable manner To this course
pledge my best efforts. $40
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what the Biltous Require.

Since torpidity of the liver is the chief cause OF
its disorder 10 evident that what the bilious re-
quire is an alternative stimulart which will arouse
il to activity effect that is followed by the dis
appearance of the various symptoms indicative of
its deran cement. .Hostetier's Stomach Bittersin-
varilbiy achieve the primary reault mentioned,
besides removing the constipation hatuience,
heart burr !, yellow of the skin and whites of
the eyes. pain in the right aide and under the right
shoulder, rausea, vertigo and sick headache, to
which bi iious alids peculiarly subject As
a remedy for chronic indig estion, mental despon-
dency aud nervousness the Bitters are equally eth
cacious, and 8 renovant OF lost vigor, means
of ar, eating premature decay. and source OF re-
lief from the in firmitics which the gentler seI
10 peculiarly subject, they may be thoroughly re-
lied upon.
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Episcopal Female Institute
WINCHESTER, VA.

Rev. J. G. WHEAT, D. D, Principal,
A SISTED by competent and experienced
n Teachers IN the several Depa rtments.
Inc exercises OF this Insritute will be resumed
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9TH, 1877.
For circu lars. stating terms, course of study,
&C., apply to
JIG. WHEAT. Principal.
REFERENCES Bishop and Clergy of the Pro-
teslaut Episcopal Church of Va; Charles AalIon-
by aud Nlessrs WHITE 6, Trapnell, CharlestO " n ;
h. F. Harrison and Dr. Jno Reynolds. shep-
herdstuwn, " Va.
July II , lS77-3m
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ENUMERATION OF YouTu.- Below we
give a synopsis of the enumeration of youth
ia this county, as furnished US by John Hess,
Esq. County Superintendent Free Schools:
Boiicar District. White. sos coored
Sc; total, SOL. Increase of - over last
yesr.
Charlesioun.-Wh Cos ; colored, 500 ;
total. 1884 Increase of 73
HIrper's Fcrry.-Whire, 800; colored
50 total. 429 Increase Of II.
HnLkeforn White, 49, colorcd, 297
total 734. Increase OF 81.
N"!'iie,ooy. White. 459; colorcd, 100 ;
total, CPS. Increase ct 60.
Potomnc White, Ssh; colorcd, 13l ;
total. 6S5 Increase OF 9
Shcph"rd - White, 400; colored, rs
total, sos. Decrease of "a.
Grand t"tal in the county White, 3 $50 ;
co'"red l.l96; aggregate, 4.726. Total in
crease, EOS
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West Va. University,

VNIIlS Institution of Learning, under the Pros
Ideucy OF Rev. J. Il. Thompson, A. NJ,
Is entering upon n new era o. prosperity
During the Spring Tenn JUST closea. the atten-
dance of students was increased over G5 per
cent. 1t has n large and scholarly Faculty; "a
beautiful, hcalthtul and moral location: ample
Sclenrltic and Philosophical Apparatus: LII
orary constantly growing curriculum of the
most thorough character; q standard of snOlar
ship surpassed by no American institution of
learning
The EXPENSES ARE LESS than at any other
place known to afUru equal advantages. The
Fail tenn begins Sept. 5Ih: the Winter term
January 2 /, aud Spring term March 9th For
full iutur NATION, catalogues, &c address the
Pre5ident GEO. G. 81 URGISS,
July "a l577-tAp1 Secretary of Regents
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LOCAL IATEllIaEncE.

MATTERS IN BRIEF MIR. j. q. Holmes,
the contractor. is pushing forward the hand
some new addition to the dwelling of Joseph
Trapuell, Esq, rapidly. Messrs. Davis &
IIarreil have completed the tin roofuc, aud
Mr.. VIM. Johnson is executing the painting
With this improvement, Mr.. Trapuell will
have of the most comm odious, couve>
nieut and attractive private residences in the
county.
The Good Templars, have leased the fine
central hall in the new Sadler Building.
Last week was no, enough for every body,
and some to spare.
Mr.. John n. Wilmington has frightened
Henderson & Co. with the painters brush,
and added Few signs, &c.
The Supreme Court of Appeals will COM
lnence its term in Charestown on Thursday
next.
raid was made upon the potato patch of
Mr.. Maurice Kane by thieves few nights
ago.
A new awning. the iron framework of
which was executed 10y Mr.. John L Hilbert,
has been erected in front OF the store of Mr..
Jacob Starry.
We acknowledge from Hon Frank Here
ford. U Senate. copy of the Report Of
the Goa missioner Of 4 agriculture for 1875
Our young friend Forrest W.. Brown pubs
fishes his law card in this issue of the Spirit
Mr.. Brown has been cl.se student, and is
doubtless well itted for the profession Of his
choice. We can safely assure the public that
all business entrusted to his hands will re-
ceve prompt attention.
We received pleasant call from Mr. A.
l. Heukcl, OF the New Market Valley, yes
trrdsy
The Second Quarterly Meeting for Charles
town Ststion. NJ f Church South, was held
ut Browns Crossing on Saturday aud Sunday
last. The Rev. Dr. Head, Presiding Elder,
preached ut the meeting on Sunday aud also
in Gharlestown the same night
Prof d. d. P-ndIer"n, of Shepherd Col
lego. sri Mr. joseph Barry, Of llarper's
Ferry. were appointed toy the County Court
at its recent term, rs Examiners to assist the
County Superintendent, Mr.. John Hess. in
'he VI LcdCLCts 4ot INC uOIC
Schools Of this county
The attention of our readers is called to
the advertisement of the Episcopal Female
In.ttute, Winchester. Va, Of which the Rev.
J e.. Wheat is Principal. This school ia
end"rsed by the Bishop and Clergy of the
Dio:cse of Virginia. and hy some Of the best
citizens OF own community
LtCIuRts by PRrF BENTON Prof. Rem
Hyde Benton, President of the New Market
(Fa) P"ytec"ic Institute, afforded our peo-
PIE a rich treat III the shape OF a lecture be-
f re the newly organized Pnmon. Grange, at
thct:0urt House in this plnce, on Saturday
afternoon last. His subject ''Agri-
cultural Chemistry" and it was handled in a
msnner tina, could not fail +" both please and
interest all present. being intcrspersed with
chemical demonstrations which clearly ox.
hibited his familiarity with this remark able
science in all it's branches.
Brof Benton also lectured in the Pres
hyterian Church Oh Sunday afternoon, on the
subject of "Scicnce and the Bible" in which
he maintained that science, instead of com.
ing in conflict with the truth of the scrip,
lures. is one of the strongest supporters Of
the validity of the Bible.
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Showing mo, hers careful stitches
But, sometimes with our elbows out
And hiud-sometimes, our breeches.
To school we trudged through woodland
green,
Or blooming fields Of clover:
And little thought OF heat OF cold,
So the Task" was hap'ly over.
Vacation was treasured dream.
Aud many schemes of pleasure
Wero plauued. I'm sure, six mouths before.
In every hour of lcasure.
Bat when . travelling eircu, came,
Twas nf oil the days the Rladdest.
To those who had the quarter fee-
To those who'd not-the saddest.
To see the clown aud learned dog,
Jack" ride the spotted pony.
We'd barter barlow-knifsau aud ball
For Quarter thsn toas money.
Tho pony ran his '.level best"
Billy Barlow, sang as stated;
Fun, the medium of exchange.
Tie jester. circulated.
But youth, from bovhood steals away
Seemingly, no link to sever,
No shake of hand, no sad good bye.
To joys now Como forever.
For. the light and shade of April days,
May every Charm discloses-
For, bovhood's schemes-Elysian dreams
And Love-"among tho roses"
Ulopian dreams of promised joys
Make every prospect SUNNY.
With pleasures rare. wi thout alloys,
Andlove-thc only money.
Dreams dian pass with youth,
And manhood. bronzed and bearded.
Confronts the solemn truths Of life,
With resolution cirded.
Full on the confines of those years
C"me discord and disorder;
md cannon flashed the flames of war
Far DER the Southern border.
Thoag'l hungry oft. aud poorly clad
Our hopes were always sunny;
We took Confederate scrip for pay.
And husfcd IL was money
But when the Southern cause was lost,
rs "promise"too, WAS fated;
A 'piTif"al medium now. thiuk,
Is only circulated.
Wo meet old Shylock on the street.
That while ;ic talks Fifteen per cent"
We wonder what is money.
1o! ''nary red" these many years
We've held Mt par, or premium!
Fer promises, are our sole exchange.
Aud circulating medium.
LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS remaining
in the Pos, Office at Charlestown, jefferson
county, W. Va, July %, 1871:
Mrs. l. Avcns, Miss Emelinc Dayburn
Miss HELEN Davis, Miss Virginia Pierce
(CoId) Miss Mary Penelton, Miss IT, til
prason, Mrs. Jane |. WIuge, Mrs. lia,tn
Webster, Mrs. Matilda Wyett. Roy Allison
John Cllurer. Capt NJ. Z. Grecnlee, DAME
Harris. James \. Hurst. chatham Jau,rooy
q. W. Lining. A. McMamurrd, Jsmos Pen
dIeton, Emanuel R"bY, 81; Chas. b Sew
erance. Chester Taylor, j. Il. Turtle, Rev
Jamcs H. Williams.
The above letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the deud letter of
fee. Persons calling for them will pleas
say that they are advertised.
G. LEIsENRING, p. NJ.
EPISCOPAL APPOINTMENTS. Row
Bishop White, OF the Diocese of Virginia
has made the following appointments 70
Episcopal visitations in this section:
Shepherdstown. August 10Th.
LrctOwn. August ] lth.
Bunker Till, August 18th.
MIddIcway, August 18Th.
Charlest"wn, Auyost l4th.
Ripun. August 18th at which time thu
new church there will be consccrated
Wick life, August 10th.
T'ho Oh -.
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A NICE line OF Calic0es at Mrs. 8. Fl
Armcutrout's, West Main street.
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Furniture Repair shop.
TURNING, &C.

7NHE undersigred has fitted up Shop at kisres
l. iderce on Lawrence street. between Cougress
street and Academy ally. and is prepared to
REPAIR ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE,
in . good and subsr manner. and With neat
and dispat~b. will also furni'h
TURNED Newell POSTS AND BAN
ISTERS
OF the approved d-sFns. and execute ali
other kinds of r URSISG, promptly aud at reason
able rates
Cou try Produce will be received in 'IehspEr
for work. u. +. ARMSTRONG.
Iav - 1877 n.
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CHEAP Dress Poplins at Mrs. S. b.
Armeutrout's. West Main street.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-31

FoR SALE. at a Bnrgain-for Cash or
Trade-Two New Sewing Machines. For
particulars aprIv at the Spirit office.