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The New York herald., 1878-08-16
THE BERNARD WILL CASE.


ANXIETY CONCERNING TIN BOX IN SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY.
The will OF the late william II. Bernard. who d,od
at his residence, No III Rcmsen street, Brooklyn,
June 40, VAS sdnttva " proUats ~ INC Kings
County Surrosa,s's Court yesterday. Tho aeceassd,
who was u roured merchant, lott an cstuts worth
about 100000 which u bsQaeatned 10 hs brothers
Will presented Tor probate BY the executors, W.
II. waring and W. $. EDge. and. Elzsoeth wootsey,
executrx. Abe deceased ie the afi ,avit presented
with the application sets form, no widow, children
ixtner Or mother, but several brothers
aud sisters, to wit:-Gcorgs N. Bernard, Nicholas
l. Bernard, Maria Lane, Amanda H. Thomas,
aud several ni~cos ana nsphews, who are
enumerated Ia tns sxecutors' pctuion. The VIII
Is dated May 22, 1871, and after aevistng various
amounts 10 relatives, nciuding Mra wartngs an
adopted daughter, sne wu dirsc,s tue executors 10
sell all damVnd and hVusehod goods, tue procesds
70 go estate. fhe dcccased Was at one tune IN
the banking business In this city. Years ago ne
adopted young sifl, wpo subsequently, married W.
H. Warins, now u member OF Assembly Mrs. War
ing diet several years ago ahd her busOana married
again In 1872 Mr. bernard made tno acquaint-
aDce oi Miss May flaming at a photograph
gallery, wbcrc sne cn,pioycd aDd subse-
queDtiy sent her 70 school and SUPPORTED
her, snd Mss Fanniug then became his housekccper
sue not mentioned IN tne viii OF Mr.. bernard.
She discsimsd all knowledge OF his private affairs. AT
later aAte lester Iound directing ms executors
to pay Miss fapnng The sum oi $5,V0O or her ex-
elusive uses TN uex sealed ana icekva let 0y the
is IN the vaults of sale deposit company
and vpcnsd IN lew days by The surrogate IL
th ought the box contains viii o later date than
the one admitted 10 probate yesterday.
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
THAT BURGLARIoUs QUARTET.

THEIR ARRAIcNMENr DEFoHE JUDGE SEM
t. IER-scENE IN COURT.
Judge Semler's court room, sixth district, Brook
Iyp wns crowded yesterday forenoon by a motley
assemblageoi people, who had gone there In tho
pectaton Of attending the examination OF tho bur-
glars who were ceyerly arrested Sunday last by
Detective Murphy aud the Captain OF the Ninth sub
precinct Several policemen required keep
back the crowd gathered about the building and
clamoring for admission The prisoners were
taken to tho court from the Raymond Street
jail In The van, closely haudcuGed- William
Porter and Jonny Irving wore the 'bracelets"
together, whio John Wilbur aud Thomas Draper alias
''shane," were similarly manaced The prisoners
looked pale, careworn and sulIen. They had numer-
Gus iriends IT 10 believed by the police, among the
spectators, so that extra vigilance was deemed
necessary TO guard against attempt that might be
Efforts ina. would be mado in behalf Of the accused
by the reCoiveTs OF the stolen property said, that
PAID to got them clear Of State prison. Tho
prisoners bad not boon long seated III the court whom
Mrs. Porter, The w,fe Of Billy Por.ss. entered ihe
lo be hef brotner She is tall, sgnt yeunG woman,
OF rather ladynke appearances, and wore black silk
dress and dark nat, trimmed with iisac colored
flowers AS soon as the Judge has disposed o. the
routine cases he called tho Of the burglars. some
delay was occaslonsd however, owing 70 tho sbsence
OF Mr. w. y. Howe, VINO is one OF the couuset ior
Draper Whom the caso was again chilled, Assistant
prosecution, stated that Inc Property Clerk out
o town. SO that no unable produce tho properly
The house OF tho prisoners or dentihcstion.
He therefore asked for an adjournment for
soma iuturs day. Counsellor Hudson, on behalf OF
General B. +. Tracy, who Is TO appear. IT, rs said
for Mcssrs. Porter aud Irving, also favored
an adjournment Of The exAsnInatton. which
set down Tor tuesday morning next
Porter was then called before the bar aud
Judge Senior gave him permlssoa 70 80 into, a
slds room 70 sec hts wlie, who was in waiting tor
him. She received him afectionatcy, kissing him
as ne entered tho room. They conversed ~ low
lone In corner Of the room Tor about twenty min-
ues several officers being present during the
view. Porter was then conducted buck 70 his oeil
aud mis- wife asked permission, which granted, 10
her effects from the house corner of Paschsn
aud Jc cGerson street, where the arrest took
place. The prisoners removed In the van 10
inc Jail Yesterday olacsr Ciapp q tho Thirty
second preci0ct, this cIty, visited Inspector
Waddy, ct tho Brooklyn Police Headquarters,
having in his possession regulation for Drapcr
from the Governor of llIinoia. Who wants him for
bank robbery oommttsd IN that State. .4
A requlsition also received from District AZ
torney Phelps OF this city, BY District Attorocy Catin
for Portcr and Irving, Yhey arc wanted In New
York burglary In ne arst degree II will bo served
them BY any possibility they should get ccsr OF
tho .ueshcs OF the law in whicn they arc now
tangled IN Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
CLEVER BUT UNSUCCESSFUL.

On Tuesday evening Mr. John Quinn. Of No. ios
West Thirty -socond Ntrect, robbed Of his watch
and chain by q thief rho wasknown to Henry Hcfcr-
nan. Tue latter II Is alleged, went to tho oTondor
ana said :-'Captan Williams is after you Hand
over that watch aud cham ana III give them back
TO Quinn" lie then, II is sa,d, piwncd the watch
ut No. 163 West 1hiryy-1rst street for SIS and tho
chain At No. 1913 Ninth avenue tor $40. He thon
went TO Mr.. Quinn and kindly informed him that he
knew where the vaiuablcs were pawncd could get
them for SO Detective SchmittDerger, however,
prevented iurthcr pcculaiion on his part by TAX
Ing him 10 court yesterday, where Judge Murray
rcmandcd him.
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
STABBED HIS WIFE.

IL WIS q very serious family broil that William Nc
Coskcy and his vie engaged IN on Wednesday, night
at their home, at No. 5S West rhrty.ssventh street
John began the trouble BY abusing the woman. no
was drunk aud she reproacbed bim. He
answered with blow mat fcIsd her TO
the floor, wbcrcupoo sbe caught hoid OF a
tea kettle aud flung II NJ mis- hoad. IL struck hin,
and, mad with drink and rage he drew sheath kniie
aud plunged II twice IN the woman breast ana arm.
Oiccr ByrDe, OF the twentieth precinct, arrested
him, apd on his plea oi guhty Judge Murray commit
ted MIN deiauit oil 81. 900.
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
ON TWO CHARGES.

The rooms Of Eliza Porter. at No. 2s1 Stanton
street, wsro entered by burglars six weeks ago
through hail window The thievos carried of SIS
worth Of dresses and jswclry, which was learned by
Detectives Dyer and Robinson to have been tho pos.
session OF Thomas stanton, who lives No Is avenue
A. They watched tho house, aud ON Wednesday night
took him into custody. In court yesterday he was
charged with havisg concerned with associabe
In the burglary, and also with having stolen gold
ring from Charles Book, friend Of his. Judge Otter.
bourg him the Arst charge and held him
for tho eeb0nd. -, .tfa.
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
QUEER HALLUCINATION.

harriet Cotton, q csiored woman. about twenty.
tour years o age, placed charge OF the Newark
pol,co yesterday on the ground Of insanity. Al the
FIRST p,sonci station house she tore from her person
every shred Of clothing and SAID III am Jesus Christ,
md George Washington tbcrs' (potnting TO Dovfmsn
'Austlu) ''is my nusOsbdn she insisted tnat every
bur in her head was diamond. she tore tho hair
from her head asked why they did not PICK them
up. Finally her nakedncss was covered and she was
removed 70 tho IuRAtc asylum.
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
WAS II A TRAP?

When Emma s. wachtei. OF No. 129 Division street,
missed valuable gold brooch she had pat In her
bureau she suspected her domestic, Kate Clancy,
and when the latter proposed leaving her employ
ment opcnIy accused her oi the thcft There
wcro mutun denominations, ana Onicor Gr}nu nt last
was called In 10 arrest the girl she toid Judge OF
terbourg yesterday that sho had not stolen the pin,
but that had purpssoiy bcen put IN her pockesbcoK
20 injure her reputation she was accorded an ex'
ANIMATION,
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
BOLD ROBBERY.

On charge OF highway robbery Jonn Callahan,
Of forty years of age. who lives in West Forty
second street, yesterday committed the JeGer
Market Police Court In 900 BAIL Maria Mcguire.
q washerwonan, claims tohavo been assaulted by him
on Wednesday night while passing through Four
teenth street He seized her from behind, ehc says,
struck ner several blows Taco then OF
with u parcel of clothing shc was Carryingi
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

Early yesterday morning Thomas smith, resi-
den, OF Eisi Kcnney street, Ncwnrs, N. j., and cm.
ploysd ny tho Pennsylvania Railroad Company, was
SET upea BY foospads tho corner Of New YORK and
Railrsad avenues, and robbed Of some money. The
.baik VI he money ne put in ono pocket and some
The New York herald., 1878-08-16
GLOUCESTER MEETING.
GLoUcEsrER. N. T., Augu

z. GLOUCESTER, N. T.. August l5, 1878.
+ Tho attendance NJ the Methodist Episcopal Camp
1isssins at Pitman's Grove, Gloucester county. N j.,
which opened on the 7th Inst, been large To-day
was devotcdto temperance, and to-mnrfow--the last
day OF the meeting rssses Will bs delivered OF
the satne subject by cmlnont speakcrA 4, S,e .osr
The New York herald., 1878-08-16

loose cash In another. Tho latter pocket r'ned
by tho thieves, but before they got 10 the other
smith raised such noiso that he frightened his
The New York herald., 1878-08-16

while Mr. Gardner is preparing 10 publish his life.
whch will be interestug reading LuNfl1
Rows Charles u Glover anu Jonr e Senrles who
came from hetor Island. preached this morn
Ing and afternoon TO large CONGREGATIONS.
The New York herald., 1878-08-16

PERSISTENT SUSPICION OF 4 PoUoHxEEPsIE
BEoKxR AND THE REsULr--TEN THOUSAND
DOLLARS OF THE BOGUS SECURITIES uN-
{, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STORY OF rHB
HOLDEB. Dn,l ntttt Hif sft
The New York herald., 1878-08-16

u.s." was the Of his reflections "why he's a iall.
bird and -knuck that w.s never thought worth be-
Frisoo, served his bit up TO 1872 when he rot
out somehow. He's been at ali sorts OF Jobs ncc
that; but he's sleek bloke and has managed to
crawl out OF 'cm."
'wnat do you think Of his reforma,ion9r asked the
HERALD man.
"Reiormation's goodl- quoth the captive "dm
jections at every word. ''rnats all chani Dcpcnd
on u, this squarss You see Charley cot into hot
naueI MeGaun or McGawn or somctnin' ike mat who
got robbed. lie hvod up town, and there
couple o. women passed the house at the time o. the
robbery, when who should they SEQ slopin' out but
nnd the coppcrs got wind OF u, believe So what
does the crafty bokc do but put lambs WOOL give
as to make seem he's IN earnest He's cuto 'un,
but don't believe he'll win this trick"
The original supposition that Bir Jim's" brother,
who ~ young man In a frst class Broadway house,
had diva gcd The secret tho jcwcl box's whcroa-
bouts to his burgiarious relative Is now denied by
Mr. Palmer He holds that tho brother Inadvertently
aud without knowing OF his real character. Captain
Ailare also says he Is "a worthy Young man. aud tho
Information was overheard by "Big jim" white no
was In the oners house.
ANOTHER ARREST.
Another old offender has boon put uudcr arrest and
10 row In tho custody Of the police on Suspicion OF
being concerned ir the robbery HIS proper namc is
John Reilly, but no IS better known by the soubr
qaet OF ,"shyst." Twelve years ago he assumed
tno attire OF police officer and pretended TO
arrest bank messenger while he was going to tho
establishment with large sum sf money. lie vouch-
snfed explanation OF the charge against his pris-
oncr, nut darkly hunted that " was grisvous ono
Tue vox containing the money no look possession OF
himself, ana his prsvncr no lurned TO tho rst
bond fdc policeman who came along, win iostruc-
tons 20 take HIM TO the station house while hc won't
u the Ccntyai Oice with the money, which he said
was the proceeds OF q robbery He was arrested on
nesday night by OGncsrs Conner and Sonulem and
sersesn, Robert Young, Of Inspector Murrays squad,
h. n = n n R
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

NfETROPOLIrAN
M ELhvArKD RAILWAY
OPEN FROM 5JD A. N. TO ~ r. NJ
NORRIS sr-Nsacst point for South ferry and Bat,erv
RECTOR sr.-Nesrest point for Wall street terry.
COkrLANDT sr.-Nesrsst point for Jersey CITY aud
PxKK PLAcE-Nearest point for Post Office City Han
and Barclay street terry 70 boDokeu.
CHAMBERS sT.-Nesrea point tor Pavonta ana Eric
Railway terry -
GRAND srNssres, point Desbrossss tsrset ferry to
sri sTNssrsa point for Christopher street ferry TO
Hoboken.
25D sT-Nssrest point rwenty4nrd street ferry to
Jersey City.
i2D sr-Nsarest point for New York Central Railroad
Depot. -
5sTiI sT.--Nssrsst point for Central Park.
FOX powNTowS TRAfSs ssss sss ~s.s sse as station
FARE. 10. ChSTs
except between the hours OF 80 to 30 A. NJ and TO
Pm, when tne fare is ceuts.
ROUTE.fIom 5sth 81 along 9th av. TO and aione AmIty
af along West Broadw 10 Oh crossing Into
and along College place to and along Murray and
along Church q 70 and along New ghnrch 81 Norris "
coSNhcrs WITH THt LtNEswiSd NrE0sLLowiSd HORSE CAR
At RHCIoR ST.. with cars for South fcrry.
AT GRAND ST. with cars for Dsbrossos and East Grand
xT BInEUKER ST. with cars Tor east and wess
AZ Urn ST With cars for West rwenty,hrd and Rss,
Twenty third and Thirty fourth street ferries
At SerIi ST., with ears tor belt lAss RsiIrosd
~ VAN BRocKLIN, superintendent ''' ''''''''
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
EXCURSION >.

EXCURSIONS.
A. A-rLfSqvrH nsb HtrsS %aok DAY nKHxArrER, TO-DAY
UP rmE insaf,os GSykr9 su2''i' 'hi'uDsoN,
WEST POINT Sr'psSSs %So at 'sEwBuRG.
pIsT sss rr@sT' @ ;spsrs Ds.ss ss 6 ;'sS%s Ma.u
Three hours allowed for visiting q. ;. MILITARY
EaDeT4sThR qua
MARINE BAND, GLEE oLuB. xYLoPnoSE. BENT
ExcEsEIaST ELI s9'f giySSif On
FARE ss.sas s srsf ssfs,f rtgsH dsS1s GENTS
BOAT LEAVES
. f.y gSiSs1E Sa as"asF s% a. .
North River, az .; AS O'Clock BROOKLYN PASSENGERS
IRA CHANG q for transfer either way. = -
MOONLIGHT on ThE SEA WEDNESDAY
AZ 'n' '''''' ''Sf%sT ''PiYMourH ROCK
will make grard excursion down tho beautiful hsrbor
WEDNESDAY tnSsfEaS1se JULY 10.
anordng citizens capital opportunity so escape from til.
i'''Ris sly SEA the
FARE sxxp STsidanp ESrIRrAlSaES CENTS
the foot Of 22d st. North River at s45 Brooklyn
THE PROPELLER GOVERNORS ISLAND
even hour daily Tor SoSernos Island music by tSc band
In the afternoon, followed by dress parade
A -CHkAr EXCURSION.
foS roMoSt aud riios4s aUST, TO Elm Park Grove.
on the North Shore Of staten Island eleven miles delight
fu sail down the bay and the beautiful Kill Won Ku
10 cents.
A STEAMER LONG BRANCH. WEST POIYr
n FIFTY cents round trip.
A TO oHARTER FOR EXCURSIONS NEW. FAST
kfsTTEsS ssass . for
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

u --B--B--B-B--B-B-B-B
DsTo charter Tor excursions-steamcr Thomas Pow.
ell, capacity 800; General Sedgwick. 800; Fort
Lee, 400: barges Caledonia Republic Anna and Is
Harvest Queen; also Exceiior Park Iona Island.
RArtan Beach. Gold Spring, Oriental Columbia b
Gro. es. n. 5. Briggs, 3s4 West ST., opposite Is
Is Christopher street ferry Is
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

ATLAS NAIL LINE,
"A FOR WEST INDIES AND SOUTH AMERICA
Regular bmonthly saings from pier 81 North River
For KINGSTON ia. and HAYrI--
ETNA- ,,; Jnne ~ AT, ATtMAS M NJ; July ls
SOUTH PACIFIC POk1S (via AspinwaiD -
ANDES. June ~ July i3
First class British built iron Superior hrst
class passen ger accommodations.
PIN, FUkWOOD 4 CO., Gene raj Agents.
Nh Wall xf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-02-26
PoEIIckI. p
[Selec:ed for the Spirit of Jefferson.l
A GLIMPSE OF YOUTH.
To MISS M.- ."s

Msi6en, thank thee for thy face,
Thy sweet. shy glance of conscious eyes3
For, from thy beauty and thy grace,
My life has won glad surprise.
i met thee on tho crowded street.
A load of care on heart and brain
And. FOR q moment, bright and fleet,
The vision made me going again.
And then thought. as on I vent.
And struggled through the throrsing ways {,
How every ages complement
The ago that follows oyerInys.
The youth upon the child shuts down;
Young manhood closes over youth;
And ripe old age issbut the crown
That keeps them bod in chapgeless truth
So, every little child see.
With brow and spirit undeflcd,
And simple faith and frolic gie6.
Finds still in me another child.
Toward every brave and careless boy
Whose lusiy Shout OF. call hear.
The boy within me springs With joy
And rings an echo to his cheer
What was it. when thy face saw.
That moved my spirit like broeze.
Responsive to the primal law
OF youth IS enhancing harmouies!
All! young maid-so sweet ard shy
Building each day thy fair romance
Thou didst not dream q youth passed by.
When returned thee glance for Elauccl
For all my youth is still my own,-
Bound III the volume of my age
And breath from thee hath only blown
Tho leaves back 10 tie golden page!
SESFN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-02-26

A GENTLE HINT.-ln our style of climate,
with it's sudden changes of temperature,
rain, wind aud sunshine often intermiDgied
in single day,-it is wonder that our
children, friends and relatives so frequent
ly taken from US by neglected colds, halt the
deaths resulting directly from this cause. a
b1ttlc of Boschees German Syrup kept about
yolr home for immediate use will prevent
serious sickness, a large doctors bill, and
perhaps death, by the use OF three or four
doses. For curing Consumption, Hemor>
rhagcs, Pncumonia, Severe Coughs, Group
or any disease of the Throat or Lungs, its
success is simply wonderful as your drug
gist will tell you. German Syrup is now
sold in, every town and village on this CONT
nent. Sample bottles for trial, l0c; regu-
lar size, 7jc. For salo by Light & Mitchell
and Csc. Beller, Charlcstown, and Gilbert
Bros, IIarner's Ferry.
March 27 lS77-enwv.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-02-26

DEFERRED ARTICLES.
BOOK NOTICES.

UARPER's MAGAZINE for March offers
even stronger attractions in its reading mat>
ter than in its many beautiful illustrations.
In the field of fiction this periodical stands
easily first with serial stories from two such
noveIists as William Black and Thomas
Hardy. Miss Constance +. Woelson con-
tributes q very humorous short story entitled
"Morgauatic Matches Another short story,
Squire Paines Conversions" is QUO of Rose
Terry Cookies sharpcst delipeations of New
England life.
BALLoU's MONTHLY MAGAZINE.-Tbere
are many articles in tho March number OF
BuNou's Noyn=ne which should be exam
incd by the general reader, and all who are
fond of good stories, nice adventures, fine il
lustra,ions, and excellent poetry. Published
by Thomes & Talbot, % Hawley Street,
Boston, a. 81 so per year postpaid.
DEMoREsr's MoNTuLY.-The March
number OF this sparkling fashion monthly is
on our table, replete with matters useful, en-
tertainiug and beautiful, and embellished
with the most artistic fushion plates and en-
cravings.
The n. Y. MlLLINER AND DREssMAKEa
for February is good number. The fash.
ions arc shown to decided advantages, and
its reading matter is of select order.
TIE MONTHLY READER for February is
most appropriate to the season, excellent and
attractive in all its parts-a fund of delight
for the little folks.
THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURIsT for
February contains 60 or more engravirgs,
important hints about work, and much other
valuable matter.
PErERsoN's MAGAZINE for March comes
| ahead of others, and has first t-class table Of
coutents, embracing fashions, literary matter,
&c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-02-26

Two new infantry ompanies have just
been formed 10 West Virginia the Green d
brier Light Infantry Grsys." of Lewisbhrg,
and the &C. p. Huntington Veterans" of
Charleston, Ksnawhs--the latter named sf-
ter the Chesapeake & Ohio President.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-02-26

A bill to prohibit the marriage Of ne-1l
groes with ehite persons, aud TO punish ths
person performing such ceremony with 3 fno
of 81 900 and n term of from one to ten
years in the penitentiary, is pending in the
Legislature of the Republican State of Iowa. 7
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-02-26

While eating some prepared oysters, q
little son of Judge Herman. Of Carlisle.
strangled in the effort to swallow the uour-
ishment, and died in its mothers sTmsr The
child had been suffering with diptberia and
was in fair way Of recovering.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-02-26

The Court Of appeals Of Virginia has do-li
cided that the statute allowing the homestead
exemption to be waived was constitutiopsl,up-
on the ground that the right to the homestead
exemption is personal privilege which the
householder may waive. -aN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-02-26

= The MoGe, whiskey register. which is
working so successfully in Virginis. is now
before the Legislature OF Eve Southern States
Maryland, Mississippi. South Carolina,
Tennessee and Louisiapa-for adoption.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-02-26

WINCHESTER ITEAIs-From the Times
VIC copy the following:
Maj, PIP cambridge, of this city. has
been appointed Chief Engineer of the Bul,i-
more, Hampton and Towsonto~n Railroad.
First Lieutenant Gibson having resigned
his commission in tho Light Infantry, the
vacancy was filed by the promotion of Lieu-
tenant Joseph A. Mutton to be 1st Lieuten-
ant, and private Thomas W. Miller, hercto>
fore the efficient Secretary of the company
and one of its most active members, was
elected 3rd Lieutenant.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-02-26

ONE cent only for good cigar. l6 varieties
of good Chewing Tobacco, including Crave
" and Navy Several varieties of Smoking
Tobacco, also the best cigars for five cents,
in Charlestown. For sale BY s. S. Dalgsrn,
onnosite Carter House.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-02-26

The County Court of jackson county
has authorized vote of the people on the
question Of subscribing $1,000 toward
building nsrrow-gaugerailroad from Par
kcrsburR 10 Chlr.es.on.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-02-26
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS,

s,,cn as Sore Weak Inf,nled. Red and Tctery Eyes;
Ulccraii0n ahsl' l.tIaninaIinn OF ts Ear; Ringing
JvuTa and SweSd TUnsi's; Nervous Headache. SCE-
TaiTim, Dizziness. Cl0uded Memory, Loss OF Nervous
fcIcnl Gcay treated with tbs remedy accmT4inT u
directions which accompany each bottle, or VIII be
mliIrd 10 rny GGdrcss OnFeCeipt Of stump,
Elch, package contains lar. S"nfor1s improved In
laaG Tube, Wt inil directions Tor in Hll
IrcI $40 Sold ny MI Wholesale md Ret ali
throughout the United States and CanadIs. WEEKS IL
POTTf:R, General Agents and Wholesale Druggists,
boston. Mass,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-02-26

DALGARN, opposite the Carter House, is
selling Groceries, Glass and Queensware,
Wooden and Hollowware, Tobacco, Cigars,
Notions, &c, at the lowest prices for Cash or
Country Produce. Call and examine his
stock. No trouble to show goods.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-02-26
% COLLINS g
vOL-TAIC PLASTER

Affords the most grateful relief In Rheunla-
tism, Weak SPINE, Local Pains, Nervous AZ
fcctions, Local Rheumatism, Tie DouInureux,
Nervous Pa:n, Affections of tho Kidneys,
Fractured Ribs, Affections of the Chest, Colds
and Coughs, Injuries OF the lack, Strains
and Bruises, Weak Eaci, Nervous Pain of the
Bowels Cramp Il. the Stomach and limbs,
Heart Affections, Enlarged Spleen, Er'sises
and runcturss, rheumatism of the Wrists
and Arn,s, Asthma, Gout, Local ard Dcop-
seated Pains, Pain in tho Chest. Stitch In the
Back, Pain in the Hip, Yarieose or Enlarged
Veins, Crici< in the Back and Neck, Pain and
Weakness in Side and Back, Eoarseness, Sore
Throat, LumhaGo, Whooping Cough, Sharp
Pains in the Breast. Heart Disease, Quinsy,
Diabetes, and for Lameness in any part of the
Body.