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The cry for more greenbacks has
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assist in 90 rebuking that party a. TO
leave no hope for them in the future,
in this State.
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Capital may be produced BY industry
or accumulated BY economy, but only jug
ylers will propose TO create ii by legerde-
main tricks with paper"
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THOMAS JEFFERSON.

h paper money tends 70 sggravste the
inequality OF fortenss; 70 make the rich
richer, and the poor poorer, 70 multiply
nAbobs and paupers, And TO deepen and
widen the gulf which separated Dives from
IAAruA
THOMAS II. BENTON.
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JAMES BUCHANAN.

1T y safe 70 affirm that all expsrencs
10 il use lpspsr currency As = circulating
medium has demonstrated the proposition
that 1t cannot BY any legislation. however
striasent, BE- made standard of value, or
IL just equivalent OF geld and silver"
NATHAN CLIFFORD.
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For Representative to Congress.
FIN District,
f L q r. n r II A L r .
OF ELLSWORTH.

For Senstors.
HIRAM d. Co0MBS Eastern.
WILLIAM GRiNDLE WESTERN.
For County Treasurer.
LUTHER LORD.
For County Commissioner.
WILLARD 7. WHITE.
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or AUGUSTA
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02
II A Z RI e d.

On Tuesday afternoon. March GOTH 1878, at
the residence of the brides parents in this town.
by Rev. A. c. Hopkins, Mr.. WIN. ATWELL of
WaslIn Gton City, 70 Miss BETI IE 0 'BANNON.
youngest daughter of Justice Hiram O'Bannon.
In the Loudoun Street Presbyterian Church,
Winchester. Va. March 9Th. 1875. by Rev. II.
NJ. White, EDMUND PERRY. of the Stale of
Iowa, and Miss ROSA L. BONHAM. of Win
chester.
On Tuesday, March 10Th. 1873, at the NJ. E.
PARSONAGE. by Rev. VIM. NJ. Ferguson, HARRY
r. MILLER and Miss IDA BARR. all of Win
chester.
March 18th. 1878, at the residence of the Off
ciatinE minister. Rev. Geo. w. Anderson,
JOSEPH +. STEELE and Miss ANNIE MIL
BURN, both of Frederick county, Va.
March 12th at the residence of the bride. by
Rev. A. E. Rogers, CHAS. WILSON and Mrs.
CAROLINE CARPER, all of Martinsburg.
At the residence of the BRIDES mother. near
Hamilton, LOud0un county, on Monday, the 18th
Just, by the Rev. Alfred Rogers. Mr.. J. w.
DEAR. of New Red Cloud Agency. formerly of
Loudoun, to Miss MARY A. ROGERS, daugll-
ter of the late Samuel Rogers. of Loudouu-
At the brides residence. by the Rev. NJ. L..
Cnller. JOHN W. MONG to Miss ANNIE VEL
LER-both of Berkeley county.
At the residence of the bride. near Hedges
vile. Berkeley county, bv Rev. DR.. RcHll, Mr..
HECTOR r. SMITH, of Illinois, and Miss S. v.
Norrington. of Berkeley county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02

BERKELEY ITEMs.-From the Martina
burg Statesman we copy the following:
Rev. J. s. Lafevre, whose i'll health pre-
vented him from engaging in the arduous
work of tho ministry, determining neverthe>
less not to be ''drone in the hive" and
he has therefore purchased the Hardware
establishment of MIR. FL. A. Riddle.
Some i'll favored scamp on Saturday night
last set fire to an unoccupied house on Capt.
R. D. Seamsn's farm, Millcreek, and it was
entirely consumed. But short time before
smother uuoccupied house belonging to Capt.
s. wns very much defaced by tho breaking
Of doors, viudows, &c.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02

WINCHESTER AND VICISITY.-From the
Winchester Times We copy the following
items:
The cannon to be placed in Stonewall
Cemetery, was cast at Gilbert & Meredith
foundry yesterday afternoon.
The Winchester Paper Company will soon
enlarge their mills and add machinery for
the manufacture OF printing and other papers
Governor Holiday has accepted a formal
invitation to attend the Fair of tho S. ".
Agricultural Society in October next.
John Riley, who lives near Stephensou's
Depot, and who was 101 years old in JAM
uary last. walked to town yesterday. He
was born in Fauquier comfy on the 25th of
January, III, enlisted in the war Of 1872
at the age of 35, served three years, was
wounded, and now receives q pension. He
can do pretty good days work at making
Shingles, but complains that he can't walk
very we'll. His father, he says, died at the
age of los.
The Neacs says: Mr.. S. S. House has sold
to Mr.. L Fl. Faulkner, Jr., his house on the
corner of Braddock and Cork streets, for
$1,000 cash.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02
TEAOHERs, INSTITUTES.

The arst Teachers Institute for the county
OF Jefferson was fully organized and COM
naenoed its session at the Stone Sohool>House
in charlestown, ON Thursday last John
aes.. Esq. che efficient and gsntlemanly
County Superintendent of Free Schools,
allied the Chair, and Rev. J. A. McFaden
aad @. q. G. Baokus acted as Vice. Presidsnts;
Messrs. @. NJ. Moore and j. A. Shirley,
Secretaries. The following teachers were
present:
w,lliam s.I ". ". cocfriii q. II. Moore. VIM E.
Osborn, 5. q. Knott. B. W. Cook. Rev. J: A: Nc
Baosns, c. II. Miller. Rev. G. a. Long, J. a.
Shirley. T. B. Beall. 4. ". Latimer, John Quig-
T. 1sT E. ra:essfM
RAits F.noit,1Mss N. o,Lanshlin, Miss m y.
isr, Miss A. Cross, Mrs. p shonEee. Miss n
Barnes. Miss Annie Rldeuour-s.
ceor'd Mes'7L: L. Page, i A: irwin. J; W q
barnes. J. B. Cary--7.
: colortd Ftnsls-Miss Rsbecca AcCard-l.
On Thursday morning Mr.. 7. W. La.imcr
read and Essay on "School Organization"
expressing with much force and perspicuity
an enlightened view Of the subject in hand.
Forty minutes were then given for general
discussion. "School Discipline" was the sub.
jeet Of On afternoon essay BY Mr.. E. ].
Williams. whose handling of the topic
evinced . careful study and the ability to treat
10 in an able and convincing manner. Messrs.
Baekus. LiShtner and others then partici-
pated In free discussion of the subject for
twenty minutes, after which Dir. G. II. c.
Baokus entertained the Institute with re-
marks ON "How to Teach the Alphabet"
free discussion following.
Friday morning the Rev. J. A. McFaden
read an able Essay On the subject Of "Teaoh-
Ing Or.hography." His ideas were clearly
aud auently expressed. and we're we'll ro>
oeived, as shown in the free discussion which
followed. in which they were in the main
unanimously concurred in by other speakers.
Selections were read BY Mrs. P. Shonkee.
and the remainder Of the morning session
was devoted to a general discussion Of queries.
In the afternoon Mr. F. T. Homer read
pspsr on "Roading. and the Most Success,
ful Teaching Of It." after which the Rev G.
A. Long treated the question "Should Moral
Training be Stated Exercise or only Incl
dentally introduced 2" in an ablo and forcible
manner.
The session Of the Institute will continue
through the present week. An invitation by
the Mayor to use Washington Hall having
been accepted, however, the remainder of the
session will be held there. The exercises so
far have been very interesting, and with the
experience already attained they will no
doubt increase in interest. A number Of our
oi.issns have already availed themselves of
the privilege of being present, and as the
meetings are public and will now be held in
our eoumodious hail, the attendance of spec
sators will doubtless be large.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02
MURDER AND LYNCHING.

The wife and child Of Geo. Wallace, alias
Baker, and Miss Church, neicc CT Mrs. Wal.
lace. were murdered in Wetzel county, in
this State, . few nights ago. John Wallace,
brother of George, was arrested and subsc>
a1eutly confessed to the crime, saying he did
St because his brother and wife had been talk
ing about him and his wife. On the night
OF tho 23d the murderer was forcibly taken
from the custody of guard of six men, at
Burton. aud met his fate at tho hands of
Judge Lynch" The particulars of the
lynching, IS We condense them from the
Register's account, are that the mob which
did the hanging numbered from ten to If
teen, and were poorly armed, but hideoualy
painted and dressed. The murderer was
taken out with q rope around his neck, amidst
IN occasional volley of oaths from his exc
eut;oners, and hung to an apple tree a short
distance for the village. That the monster
executed in this case richly deserved the
fate which be met. there is probably no one
who will deny. yet We can but pronounce
the affair Q disgrace to the State and
upon tne ooaeteQ CIVILIZATION OF the nlne-
tsenth century. That he would be lynched
was openly avowed for several days, and the
civil authorities Of Wetzell county should
have taken steps that would have prevented
it; and further. it is shameful that six
guards, standing in the known line of duty,
with all the power Of the law to back them,
should have permitted q mob of "ten or if
teen poorly armed" men. in open violation
Of law. to wrest from there custody, and un>
lawfully execute, prisoner intrusted to their
keeping-as experience has often shown that
. body of true mon. acting in the discharge
of right and law, is fully equal to two or
thres times their number of violators of the
law. We torbenr to say more, but sincerely
hope that We shall never be called upon
again to chronicle such an affair. We have
. code of laws, and they should be main
tanned and enforced, and if defective their
defects should be repaired and justice adj
miuistered in legal manner. and not melted
out at the within of an unlawful assembly, in
the absence of both judge and jury.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02

- Mr. Daniel Getzendanner, of Kearncys-
vile, was about to start for Charestown on
Wednesday last, his horse scared and ran off,
throwing him out of the buggy and bruising
him somewhat. The horse was considerably
injured, and the buggy was completely de-
moiished -!Shepher6sfo,vn Register
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02
D | E D..

At his residence IN Georgetown. D. c., on Sat-
urdav, March %, 1878. tter illness of several
months. JOSEPH w. DEENER, aged SO years.
formerly of Harper's Ferry.
In Louisville. Kentucky, on the 10th ult., Mrs.
MARY S. MATTHEW'S, wife of Rev. VIM. C.
Matthews. and youngest daughter of the late
Hoge, of Martinsburg, tho Goth year of her
age.
At the residence of Capt. Lee II. Moler.
Wednesday last. the 9th ult.. Miss LAURA
RINEHART. daughter of the late Christian
Rinehart. aged Is years aud days.
At his residence in Indianapolis. Ind, in the
nth wear of his age, LEVI ROGERS, formerly
of Berkeley county. w. Va.
At Falling Waters. Berkeley county. March
18th. 1878, FRANCIS ALBERT, third son of
Clement and Catherine BrelcEner, aged l year
and 10 months.
At the Aims House. this county, March 4th.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02
WHlTEWASHlNG.

DERSONS having Whitewashing to do will
find IL to their interest to give me call
Moderate sized rooms washed at from 40 to so
Cents and larger ones in proportion. Ma nHces-
nv work without 1njur to either. COlOred
Washing also done Mt reasonable rates..
MASON PENDLETON,
Residence near tha Colored Baptist Church.
April . 1878 In
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02

Rov. W. II. H. Holiday. of the NJ. E..
Church. and native of Jefferson county,
died in Baltimore on the 23d ultimo.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02

AIRS. POTTS Smoothing Irons-grently SUI
1fl perior to the old-fashion ed Sad Iron in
for sale by DUKE & GALLAHER.
April 2, 1875.
JIRESH G round Plaster. for sale low, for Cash
only, nv DUKE & GALLAHER.
1NEN CENT Papers of Garden Seeds reduced to
i Cents at DUKE 4 GALLAHER'S.
4 LARG E Stock Of ali kinds of Tinware, our
n own manu- fac .ure-priees greatly reduced.
ApriIe, 1873. prEE & GiLLAHER,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02

The Wheeling Standard, daily and week
ly, are both excellent newspapers, outside
of politics. The weekly is large 4s column
paper, made up almost entirely of valuable
reading matter. Single subscription for the
weekly $3.50, clubs of ten sl.25, clubs of
twenty S1.OO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02

We return thanks to Mr.. Cbas. J.. Wilson
for late Califnrnia papers
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02
BANE STATEMENT.

u EPoRT of the condition of the First Ma
II tlonal Bank of Jefferson at Cnarlestown,
III the state of West VirRinia, at the close Of
business March 18th. 1878:
RESOURCES
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02

Col. Richard H. Lee, of Clarke county
Va, is suggested, in communication tc
the Courier, as q candidate for Congress.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02


f.; ;. $S:;: s: !: :;;
HsE:s sss: ::ss
Earth shall from ) lPasse poore away
BE merciful and charitable,
Relieve the poore as thou art able.
A shroad to thy grave,
Is all that thou sha!l have.
Another from St. Ann and St. Agnes,
London, reads thus:
Those who have felt tho scrpent's
venom'd wound,
In Christ's miraculous blood have healing
found.
On the old tomb stone Of Joseph Godfrey,
Gather of Thomas Godfrey, who invented tho
mariners quadrant in Laurel Hill, are the
following quaint lines:
death ends man 8 work
And labor here.
Tho mans blest
Who's labours just and pure.
IT'S vain for man
This life to adore,
For our dear son
Is dead and gone before.
We hope our Saviour
Him hath justified.
Tho of his being present
We are now deprived"
Among the attempts at the face.ious we
have the following on the Duke of Marl-
borough:
"Here lies John, Duke of Marlborough.
Who run the French through and through.
IT
Died at Windsor, and was buried at West
minister"
One more on the same order comes from
an old London graveyard
"Here lies one More and no more than he,
Ono More and no more how can that Re
Why one More and moro may we'll lie
here alone,
But here lies ono More and that's more than
one.
The ashes of an English blacksmith rest
peacefully beneath the following:
"My sedge and hammer lay reclined,
NY bellows too have lost their wind,
My fires extinct, my forge decayed,
Aud in the chest my vlso Is laid,
My coal is spent, my iron gone,
My nails are drove, my work is done.'
Which reminds Us of the epitaph of poor
old Uncle Ned,
"Then put away the agricultural implements,
Let the musical instruments be pendent on
the nail.
For there is no more manual labor for the
mpecuneous uncle Edward,
He has goue where the colored folks mostly
do congregate after their departure FROM
this sublunary sphere"
This gem is from Ireland of course:
"Hcre lies John Higley, achrse father and
mother cere d,o1cncd in their passage
from, America,
Had they both iircd they 1rould haze been
buried here"
Another from Ireland,
"Here lies Pat Steele
That's very true,
Who was he? What was ho?
What's that to you 7"
We will close this article with an epitaph
tina. will interest our temperance men.
"My grandfather has buried here
My cousin Jane and two uncles DEAR,
Ny father persisted with au inflammation in
his eyes.
My sister dropt down dead in the minorics,
But the reason why I'm here inferred, &C
cording to my thinking,
Is owing to my good living and hard drinking.
Therefore good people if you wish to live long.
Don't drink too much brandy, gin, wine or
any thing strong"
In our next article we will turn to some>
thing of graver Ono run) and better kind.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02
Thirty Barrels Of Corn

in crib here. in lots of hbls n large quantity
cured BACON, 125 lbs. LARD; fine saddle
HORSE. aud in harness has superior. and l
Young MARE, years old; Leather Top Shift
in grail Buggy, Set Buggy Harness, one No.
Mich COW. yielding 4! gallons milk daily;
Heifer Calf of above COW. three months old.
TERMS OF SALE A credit of Six Months
will he given on all sums over S TO- purchaser
giving bond and approved security. with IN
terest from date interest to be RENTED If paid
al maturity. SIMS of $40 and under, CASH
No property to he removed until terms of sale
are complied with.
JAMES II. TIMBERLAkE.
March o6. 1878.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02
Plants ! Plants !!
CHURCH Hill GARDENS.

TJNHE subscriber would call the attention Of
L the public 70 he fact that he has all kinds
of Plants, such as Cabbage, onato. Egg. Caul-
flower and Sweet Potato All for sale cheap.
for Cash. S. II. WOODY.
April ., lS73--Gt. Agent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02
BLACK oAKBARk

T WILL buy good BLACK OAK BARK that {.
= properly taken and cured according 20 the fol-
loving dirrctons. Ind pay CASH for it at she ra.s
OF IS per Cord Of 1913 feet Mt, delivered
at my Mills in Winchester, Virginia, sad 81 on
Cara at any Point from Martinshurg to HarfisOn-
burg. but the Cars must be ear.fnHy and cloudy
piled and fHsd JhH-all that can be rotten in-in
order to save freight and ebaTges, which 10 80
much per car, &c.
DIRECTIONS: -commsnest akis z the Bark. 70
soon "A II will peel velI-run fresIy-snd be SIRE
10 AXE the bark from the upper psrt the tree and
limbs. for the young bark 10 more heshy and bot
ter III an the old bark. which 10 mostly Toss the
Bark should not be broken up too m ueh and nust
be Of average thicknsss. the heavy butt bark by
hseh viii not be bought at full price. The cut
-iIl prevent lite curling, also protect the inside
from the weather, which bsiog the part used,
must be kept bright and not allowed TO get vet or
mould which Injuries its strength and color. the
ali important parts.
March 10. Is7s-4n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02
CORN PLANTING.

FARMERS. send in vonr orders for ZELL'
L RELIABLE CORN PHOSPHATE, aud SC
f. NJ AIsQUTTH. Agent.
April 2. l57S-4t. Free Press copy.l
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

TIVE Board of Directors of the Bank of
i ChTrcstnwn have declared a Div ldcnd OF
SIX months, payable to the S.ocl1hnld"rs after
til is date. G.. A. PORIERFlEID,
ADril Q 1873. Cashier,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02
NoTICR.

LII persons indebted to me, by note open
N account, will be expected to close the same
VIII. i'll sixty days, as intend to close my bust
ness without lay. II accounts not sett!cd is
above will he collected by law
April 2. ls7S-tf. JAS. LA W. HOOFF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1878-04-02
" anted to Buy,
100 TONS OF BONES,

100 TUNS OF DUNES,
nor which the Cash wilt be paid at our Plaster
Z aIiil.
Also, for sale, at low price, for Cash,
so TONS OF PLASTER,
now grinding. WElRlCK & WELLER.
April 2. ISIS.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23
Boston Produce Market.

MONDAY January 2lst, 1875
CHEESE-Saes Of choice factory have been m tde AT
eDl3c u 10 and some fancy marks held higher Fn
IA good commands ll@2Hc, with little the mark,
under u cents.
CORN MEAL. EIo.-Corn meal has been in fair d,
mand Il s2i5G2O y barrel as to quality II rye -four
sales have been In small lots ~ 4506o5 n barrel o.
meal Is N steady demand at s55O@6 d barrel
and s'@s for choice.
HAY AND SrRAw-C Choice Eastern and Northern hn
sells about ~ fast arrives at Sls6ll9 n aud
sonal fancy lots command $50 Fine and medium grade
ARE quiet ~ SiI b ton Good rye straw Is In steady de
mand at sllalb " ton.
EGGS Receipts are increasing, and prices the lie
cline sales OF Eastern made saturday at 206B22
q Dozen but at the close poe IL outside price. m
thee Is little demand at price the supply Ia
Increased In all the surrounding towns, and still lower pc,
are expected.
POTATOES jackson Whites run very poor this season
and they arc hard to sell at within l0GAc u bushel.
nigh rs Early Rose. Northern stock Is particularly
sales Of JAG have been mostly i361ljc On
occasional lots will command soc h bushei Early Ros
command a@f6Oc, and choice lIonlton stock M l.
IS cents.
FLoUR-The sales of patent Wisconsin and Minnesol
brands have been at ss6D925 u barrel Winter wheat
ut Sh506Ds for st. Louis s. 5061 80 for Illinois, an
ss25@e7 Tor ohio Indiana and Michigan Bakers eHtrt
III moderate demand at IS 50GD1 for Minnesota, an,
siNG6 for Wisconsin. Western common extras range
s56t55O 81 barrel.
BUTrER-The market continues 10 gain strength, an
the indications that good 10 choice grades will do belt
from this time forward. Fine grades have almost entrel
ond quality Most of the sales of servceabe stock
2VeD24c with selections aud fancy lots at higher ring
Grades that Offering freely few weeks Il
cannot be bought under POE. Some choice dairy packe
but common Western Is still very dull and Offering low
figures.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1878-01-23
Fire Record for the Week.
Vermont.

tx On ,o,,,,s,,,.,,,' ~. A.. r.. lila,
road inst bevopd I q uovav,s wos hurned nj,
Monday night of last wool. There yero eight u,
ten tons of hay in the barn, but no live stock
Barn insured for 800. The FIRE is supposed to
have been set by n tramp.
IN PouiTNEy The Troy Conference Academ,
was damaged $500 by fire on Friday, insured.
destructive fire in Poultney Monday night de
stroyed l. 4 Randalrs store. Mr. Parker's resi-
denco, Cole 4 llowe's store and Mis- Sinclair
hi''nery store Randall loses everything Im
occupants narrowly escaped with the'r lives Ih
loss is heavy
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