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nENNSYLVANIA RAIROAD-Gre Trun

In.
/ Line and United state, Mail R0ute-On ann after
Januar 1873 Trans leave NewYork via DcsbIo and
Cortland street Ferries ~ follows; 80
Express tor Harrisburg Pittsburg, tie West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached NJ D ana $50 D. N
daily. ., - 81. q, % -
FOR iamspOrt Lock Haven, Cory and ETC NJ $50 n
connecting Al Cory for riuusy Petroleum Centre and the
on Regions. Winam-port aud Lock Haven . a. N. 49,.
Baltimorc and the South. Limited Washing
ION FNpros- Pullman ParOr Cars daily except sunday
10 a m. arrive Washington az Regular at 4:30 and
S2O and lUp sunday 43D a. IN. aud 10 p III FOE
Baltimore except sunday. 49, .. q 90, .,--,.-., :,
Expr ,OT Phlldclphia As 800 SO 10 IAmlted II
800 t. g. g. 100 $50 and 10 T. IN sunday 90 anu
a. m t. 1870, $50 and 10 p H. Enigrdnt ana second
Cass. 100 y. ....,. ~, a, - $500
nj jersey CAV, aioIdlng speedy aud direct transfer Tor
Brooklyn trBNcl. .....,.- 49,, ,o.,, - ,..,o
IN, I.i,y $50 D. III tdty, - cpt MONDAY lTJu
Wa.hncjon and Baltimore 600 a. m. =, 3-10 e lO;lu
m -tnaay t,5O a. ana 1910 y. from Philadelphia
40 81 so 10 50 ll:3O3 ., 800. 400, 0:2b $50 and
lOup M: SUNDAY. $50. $50. I0iO I3o IN. $40 1910
PTrket Onccs 525 and 0li Broadway No Aston House
and t nj Dsbru,,ts ana Cortland SIS; No. COurtst and
ET"dIiyn Annex Depot foot of Futonst Booklyu' Nos
iii n alison ~. HooOHen. Depot Jersey City
ttnig,ant Ticket Oihc, ~. BAi@ypla'e.
4'"''7 J.. =. FARMER GEM Passenger Agent
y.
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HISTORY OF THE English CHURCH.

A HIsTOKY OF THE ENGLISH CHURCH FROM THE
ACCESSION or HENRY VII. 10 THE sILENCING
or CONNOCATION IN THE EIGHTEENTH CENTURY.
By o. o. errv ID A., Canon OF LucOn and Rector Wad.
dpon WITH an Appendix nainina sketch Of the HIS
tory Of the Protestant Epcoga Church IN the United States
Of America ByJ.A geDccr :. T. D. Crown svo, cloth,
$3.50
Canon TerTy's History OF tho English Church IS in bei
Tho beet book Of its Kind that read. and
strongly advise The adoption Of Il ss textbook IN tho
logical seIninaIie.-L Literary ChuIchnsn, London.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

rrrsT7HF-TIME STUDIES. by ANDREW WILSON, A-"o'
pp SSl. Il Wortmngton'
A collection of essays and lectures, mostly
.rh,sc,s connected with biology. by prominent man
n, science In Edinburgh, Is presented III TINS 'ouo
uhev were prepared rule In the leisure hours Oh Nj
oc,ve profssonal life AMI at different PERIODS oI TUG
yvrtter,s intellectual experience. DR.. wilson Is III
earnest advocate OF the study Of natural science III "
curriculum OF high schools and IN the educauoh VI NV
masses. He has no fears that the pursuit "i rum !" w
physical world will eudauger the interests OF ln III 'o
spr,tual world Religious beliefs he afhrms' are 700
,,,otcI connected with scientific researches to allo"
even n atteupt al divorce TIC religion OF our minus
IL moro or less completely based on oar intcrpre''"
of nature and the two interests must s'an' u J."
rether II our beliefs attacked. and lhey are
defending at all, we must meet our oppoheh's W.
own weapons The assertion OF scientific trains cSp"'
he-tnet with the amor OF mcdleva times against '"o
copons O. today Ia proporoI rs religion makes use o.
science 10 strengthen her position, she VIII "e' Jun"
her great office OF wisely ruling the hl"her lie o. ''
Among the contents OF the volume 'Fohe f'''' '
Fct!ops OF Za0!ocy is interesting paper 'r'HN
NJ certain popular supcrsttions with regard 10 me
Transformation and habits Of animals Thc hohc' III Inv
c,,ngc ~ H. rse hairs to hair worms Is described ~
very con1mou delusion Many still have faith III UNI
corns and rnermaid-; are told thai geese arc
opod from the slcl-hsh known a. oaIh'''i'S,
that crocodies can weep ana s"Nns ''"s'
Dther stories equally marvellous. Tine aU'h y
re,eats some curious historical legends IL Ms
discussion Of these points. bat little Il 'eI' VI
Them after passn, through ns crical crucnie III 'oc
Sea serpents Of Science he gives qn'iheo 'reucuV0
20 certain accounts OF strange marine ANIMALS when III
EXPLAINS on the theory that they may D'''hH " sum"
species Of ordinary marine serPehts deNeiop'u ~ o.
.nornous SIN There Is no sinc" iact he airns when
conflicts with the snppositiOn that giant specimens OF
The sea-scrpents may be occasionally developed tNe
moustrous cutteGshes which have been discovered OF
late years on different coasts cases Of similar Ma
ture Several other topics 4 popular aud sclcntnc IN
tcrest arc treated in the volume, among wHc' may U
.specia Nv noted the Genesis OF Liie"" Parasites ana
the,r D,v,loDmont" 1.-THE Origin OF Nerves" and
u hat / snY IN an Ant's Nest.N
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&E1n TO B0Si iti IRWIN RHINE
n,rs limited and good only dsy ~ sale oT
-. an rtr.mcr ana uan leaving Flll RNerthe i"loW'n
a,roo atIO or ON arrival " boat Regular tickets ~ ~
.I no ANY main bel cen Fab tNcr and Boa.9h MNE"'n
cen steamers
,o.vo NcU S.rk daily tSuuinys I'eptcO at s3O p H.
tfnm pier OK North luyrI foot OF MurIaY-sI
eayo Irooklyn via Annex boat al p ~. ,,,.,. ~
secured at all prnclpai hoVo4' A
J4cket Oicea az tho Pier ana on steamers Amt.
'"'' BORDEN q LOWELL AgohA
auo l. CossoA genl pass AIT
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+ EUIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON

4 Z
~ RIVER MISUNDERSTANDING December 80
1870 through trans viii leave ID Central Depott
coo \. Western and Northern Express with drawing
Albany and Rochester and fTon Albany 10 MOI
trc9l Saratoga. -, -,
IU,O a. In Chicago and Western EInre.s. with draw
ing room to Canandaig qua, Rochester and Buffalo,
40, Express 10 Albany and Troy with connexions
Rutland.
400 p w. Montreal Express, with through sleeping car.
VIA 1t pans. &c.. -,.. ......,..- - g..
LOUIS running through every uay III the week also sleep
g cars for Maya Fans, Oe2O aud Detroit and for
Montreal. excepting sunday ght VIA saratoga.
7:3O NJ Fast Express FOX Rochester ana tOrnDg VIA Ge
neya slice. ing cars 10 Geneva and Rochester -.
=. Pacific Express t'iiy, win rleephg cars oe
Rochester Niaraa Fans BITaio CCvcan IOiedO petrOt
and Chicago: and excepting oatCriav night TO MatItOwh
Tickets FOR eale At nos 2j2 and Il3 broadway anu AZ
W,stcott Express Companies OiCcs No taA lltcf 20
and ei3 Broadway, New-York ana 80 Ms5ung'oh ST.
Brooklyn. - ID; Nii-i-A g
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United STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL

STEAMSHIP Line. . ,,
ron ST THOMAS PARA rnLEA" y; 80 T bAHlA;
vi,L German -trai.er4 ior PORTO RICO and SPANISH
HAN Inc nov nrst-eldss non aeamshD CITY OF no DE
rs, no Iautan Wen viii -ail 1nove ports on
WIDNIe DAY March T. II ID. trght A. low rates taken
ports Positively 10 frcl'hiS received at't "a
Tfgnt must ue rad in advance Freight received at all
fines az Isnbertss Dock. BpOkiyr. 49,. or,,,... ,>-,,
ISSU RAHtE LOH EE TlIAN TX ANf otiEit ~ ! L.
huIPPIR~ DESIRING IS-ERANCk tAN EttECl
SAME UNni;R OVR Open POLICY
For fr,iyht ENGAGEMENTS OF passage regtna 10
comuOda'ita. andy to {. II. MALLORY e lp Ag'nlS.
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l.uOO....... ~ =
Up sink Fund
LOCO ......llsA
L & " Is con As
3. 600. -...... % =
NJ cen COnN AZ
IoOoO 20 :.
y ] { Isl On5Oi
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WHITE STAR LINE. ..r,..,,,
w UNITED STATES AMI ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND IlEERPptII" , .
NOTICE The steamers this Line ta6c the Lane itone
recommended by Lieut. Maury L. s. NJ on both me outward
WANpt,nN sanrdav. March ]. IL q. m.
N'ITAN Hl, Cspt Perry - saturday. March. 5, 8 r. M.
KEPI BLIt. cant Irving Ihurdav hin .. a. ~
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCh, PlLH 81 NOls4h
RIVER
These steamers Uniform and unsurpassed IN s
pnlutmcntS SIO,n stat, rooms. smoking. and bal
room. placed amishps where the NOISE and motion are
felt anordnc degree comfort hitherto unattahapo
.,1 p......
RATES-SsloOn $50 $40 ami 500. steeTage s-S Return
tie , y
Thcse steamers carry neither cattle shecp nor pigs
Fol inspection OF and other Information Apply az ths
Company Ulces No 81 Broadway. New ork or lip W
nutst. Philadelphia H. }. COhrlS Agent
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University Grammar School, No. / As Broad
4 4ldAt Primary. Commercial ana Classical Re
paitutnts. II 81 HOBBY. VI. l. AKIN, A. ii Principals
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% IN TO BOSTON
ID .DO VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
NTO\I\GION LINE,

cnvyrC1.l ~ WfTH ALL POINTS EAST.
NOT TRIP MISSED y SEVEN CoN9ECuIlNE
YFAPs .-....
The elegant steamers SfONlNGTON ana NAEhA
GAEsEI Leave 80 North Ryef foot of JaysIl al $50
IA III daily except sunday -. ,-- "a. -.
GueCal Is class limited tickets eood Only on 80 D. M
~ ,,"u -toniu ON sold Via this line from Newly ork 10
BOston ~ 81 ~. -, ,.,., ,i.,,, oecas sta,eroors
II OH. WtscO Express COMPANY and AZ nos
G and 81 Broadway al Metropolitan AMI tlh Avenue
ho'e' PpHr\ III NCE LINE FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
steamer. IFCTKA and GALAIFA leave PER ~ North
River oot ~ Warrenst daily except sundA!S) At L.
foI Providence direct ,,.....,..,..
iiSight NItiILtiiNtss - y ACT H. y NABCOCE. Prest
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THE MONEY MARKET

OFFICIAL REPORT " y. STOCK ExcHAyGE s.,r.
hsHporsa oy TIE 0Old and Stock Ts.graph u
THURSDA y PEB 20. 1870
GOVERHABEf STOCK DEPIRTHggI
FIRST cALL-l0h O'CLOCK A. "
UstsR Reg 1907, 10000. ...................... Ina,
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ROTTERDAM LINE.

Steamers leave Jersey City near Payona Ferry
~. al, 4 turuay, March 10
t.tiu. fIJ-+7O Intermediate, ftJ-~Ip. NfttIage 80
H. CAZAUN, General agent - So.th " il,' ~, t.
NCU EBN l. & 60, = south william St, Freight AgtS
T. " IOREf~ 80 Broadway. General Passage Agent
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eau schools.

NALEIAw School.-Regular course. , years;
Ctgou.e coufse dor Cogtec ~ DCl.l yeaTr Faltefn,
~ ers sent ~, AdGress PtOi WtYLAND Ncwil ayen 81
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O. redn 8fEumerS.

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL: vr,,
~ The On;y Transatlantic Line sailing under me AMEhi'
CAE FLAG sailing every ThHrsday from PhiladelphiA
INDIANA salts TIL l. lSDAN, heb ~ IL noon
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TuE LAST OLE HER LINE.


Novel By the author Of 81. Olavcb" "JenDies Quiet
life" The Blue Ribbon" &c +to paper. 10 cents.
In his charming novel ind most Interesting plot,
clever Geneaons Of character inereSt which never
hags and sentiments clothed the most beautiful language
Court journal, London.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-10-07

I,ttIS 5vslit:ls ssIs tins soss ,s ',bSF.. 81. =
shorti fSy6ulslngr tt long If yous sigh
Lfttlabs Ittle4anahonHa day. t.ii .zo;gSS
,Gbaelwithy ttatbavevanished .aSaysSA
.IIittls1by iittls the sare is run. t5s zs-lE Sss
,lrolbleand agaittngaI and tpli are done. 4a7s
Little by littsotHe Skies SroW cttaaafa:. fxas
Eittlg By dfttle tile sun comes pems9 I -
Littletls little the days suEile out aaii!ES Ht
GladdeFr and righteE ON pain ard.donbtssAole
I,ittes by litsls the issd we SOW asssso,bs sdS
>IIpt9 o serttfrt Stsd viii gfs8s bsrOS Dss4e
Gfsfis - n.tlsfh wnrli grows stFSaSs y :3see
Fighting tins baist,s OF RiEhtio sSTrousEs " -
TIittls:by IL the ;EgroRg gfsiyes syaSN5 -
l1titfls bE fftle sIsS sSsasSa oIsaSDst
4Lslttls Ry;h hfsls az lopgtne sopls,sA nosa4sS
SsffTTgss E1 ps 9saF ,s aAsiaiaG A sqala. vssea.sS
.IdttIeibyalfttlethe gsuit auhnAaa .ssaiiRRosss
,BlossAsns t9beaatsnfor fpmaa lsh sgd VGh@
Little3ag ilttis the apeels seed z dsdo97 lifU
Prophecies better of good to be: TsSsOa
Little by lttle the God of all
Lifts tie word ashref the p1sadipR ePp..,i,1
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- - ~ - = eIs 80 - - q.
~ T''E'''tFSf the spirit Of JeHeysop sss
How insxpscssiysly,sweet Is the sound of
the Sapbata-belt! how it fills all the still air
and hts the Soul high above sti.eSeaTth, ,sits
trials and Temptations, its tears and corrodiug
cares, to thu. heaysIlg Iahd9where none, Of
these things can ever gam trpab BILE, ,thes soul
that issweafg forrest SEQ hereEesernity one
.iong sabbatti.s and the court of the Lords
House us o, is ss[9agb K 5Ssfs%fd for ,sho ,bo
is spsesidas s. Ptis asg;sss St,s
blessed. rest amid tho busy busting scenes OF
scGrth,1 a sbreasaihg time IN the race of life
in which wepsy ,.3gA gfAtheE up opr faculties call
ot1'': q, thtngi: unseen 9aHF eternal commune
with Our hearts and 7'be still before God"
History, which 7isS but the echo of truth in
the word of God, proves that only those
nations which sobserYe the sSsbba as day
of rest from labor, and of service to Him,
rise to any en,i9ePes IN siSiIizatiou and en-
ightenmeatis It is, not the rioh, who live at
easesaudsknow uot'tss exc quisite value of rest,
who esteem the Sabbath blessing, its priv
ieges "more to be. cstecuied than gold, yea
stiran much fine gold ); )" bus the poor, who "in
the swat of ihe brow cat, bread. y aItois a
ma 3 inn of political economy worthy of the
consideration of all, that the amount OF wages
is always dopcnde6t upon the amount of
yIaburs,'Where sthere' are few labbfers and
much to BE done, there wages win be high !;
where there arc maBy laboTers and less to be
done. there wages. viii be igwr9 Now, itaover
all The land seventh day is added the six
working days off the week "a! seventh part
more pf.s1lEipborers7 is brought into the
labor market, and wages will proportionately
decreases 3uMa tpefe lysehP Pofsf View, then.
.it is easy ntoCsee thclimmenso ndvantsg6 Of
tho q Sabbath. ID In a higher, nobIcrf sense, it
/ is+ths greatest of all earthly blessings; per-
feet type, as it is, of the land whose Sab
baths have no end, and where the rest prc>
pared for theTpeople5 of God is .uhbrokeh and
| ctcrDsl, Hail.to tho Sabbath bells May
they ,everliit our thoughts from the cares aud
troubles Of life into tho higher, serener re-
gi9gps Of hcayeIply- -hope and peace;
Charestown,- September 18, 1875.
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! s:SEBF8slDBIs8g9N b

e TATARRH is a. diseaSo
u Tcmncrelncpts EDS ce
In irltl1Vidnnl eaHeS. Cnt q
o succession CT co irq
pflerc. wearing wet clottitil
&catller,, Hail heeYmIllf
} = tiiyestfvH b of9hfis efp I'd u
. g ard theletrdifyth S1tsd ,Silal
easc may arise from sscror
frou ECarlpt Fever. Meas
cases tho Ole.ntldrelr are
charge lrgf1tl % n Z laiG.tk
nose, The b distIncttVe fe1tul
whatever rRuEP ~ s
so acid GS ftl cQ1SofelflS
Z. VITA &hfth they come IN z
Isilr cRliilpE g ffaa odef
tion, the surfaces being dri
r. IRnd rgref part f ths hee !
z dIattAf plfsse u S~cssll d BTy
= flidgiIa rRes ocauso CtlIet pns'
I-tkIc!IerNd, i;elnl ofilH plgA
cuiEor !tliNoSStElc, and ~
Observation-Disclosures ne md
nIr 10 li,As directly. tDi tlld
Tho matter lJassipg down
desire tS hawk and e&pSs
when the InGinhr1ne Is y
passing freelyldopauffori1
cuS becomes, hard GPd for
and hard humps. which 9
passages antl t.lroIt hstcrl
10 diSlodgel ttIen. The g
6aT1nA rR1- wnaIC and va
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:Tr1mT EE1ElEi7sEND.

carefully TeSised .Treatse cRtGrrh, Wit. n &C.
rrra dcscrfphdh pf and synpatlletis dis.
wiilEN SFoEnis FgDlcA NCnR roprctig n9H:
rent cErs. A9S oSSq % tnrFSt e.
il Is Wr!pnci about each ntt'o or tho JsADIcAI. CG,
:. '--' = ~ ; 5 hf ! -
rr 3ntUrds Ifpfo T0po. VIA Fn,l lirGc-
oil ccsCS. Sold by NIL Sllol
sAlH and retail tho GEItHd 6tatC5
and ,t;an6d3,g % ~ EEi fGTTEE, GcEefsa Agsnts
EId T1IoleEaS DSuGS ~ ~ - 81
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e|7il .SS3 ;SgS3gEEs,Fi 9

= 2
o tho iudSons inSthbrane2
q it1ttiouS Vary It's severity
u flfli. aftsa ffpid a cold or
4 stddeIf cilfIlt3o OF ntmc9s
:. or eItposttrc 20 1nclemcnk
r2tittily clIillcu when thol
" In flactitG cbntl itipHI.
l I1fctB OzliisnstStl. The dts.9
,eus t6ati iticn ofltflc hleod,a
y. l.f,s i9ipiIt hef Ia, IN which
sralsy 1fnyeiyed and dis
Tie dlsSlla afRes from tile
- M catarrhal cases HoTl
nd be- flliSIE and watcff md
la1 cxedrietioa of the EiIjEts
) ! ct, Or thfCS a d eYclloH-
elearFnRfts tswAite like tho
= bean a, t[fG lack OF secFe.
lssld feVGrtsll, the face, 'front.'
Ing l1Ieolf oPt aet e, and
itny i;tg bnlG. Thi5
~ 3rrh, Tnc Q-tc ftlrttefy
l..(B no swell GuL become.
IsinIE Trough tic noso tliEI-i
lfffcreE ftIICts IL peccEsnTT
" tiIcf.Sby rcrIiIittitlg eOfu
/, tilehtal tubes and 1tlILgsG
qftSte TO throw le OF: but
II aHa fcYcfish, instead of
he ma atICItmcat, tho lnu.
Il Into Senlls. tpCrnStatI IoI:a,,
het5 so firmly to the llGsut
miro very persistent efforts
3s3n EF51fIYifftF he comes IN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-10-07

REMEDY ron Ham T1MEs-Stop spend
ing so much on fne clothes, rich food and
style. Buy good, healthy food cheaper aud
better clothing ;lget more real aud substan-
tial things of life every way, and especially
stop the foolish habit Of running after expeu-
sivc and quack doctors or using SO, much of
the vile humbug medicine that does you only
harm, and makes the proprietors rich, but
put your trust in the greatest of all simple,
pure remedies. Hop Bitters, that cures al
ways at a trifiDg cost, aud you viii see bet
ter times and good health. Try it once
Road of it in another column. 80
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-10-07

neutrality-suspicious. is the name
of horse medicine advertised in late En-
glish journal. We should think it would
cure any disease. especially if tho Horse had
had q long spell Of it.. --.z
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BIsHED 1914 OHARLHsToWN. " OCTOBER lS1aa
galt.llt. Of. .atfEusgIl.
charlestown, Jefferson County, Hest 70.
sas" 'sss SABBATH BELLS. H .ie.-.,-s

TUESRAY 1ioRNING, egTOBER 3, 1870.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-10-07

We return thanks to Hon. Fl. G.. Davis
for a 2prsahnnPble. published by j. H Diss De,
bar, lstc Commissioner of Immigration of
this State, which treats upon the necessity
of are distribution of labor by agricultural
colonization, and other important subjects.
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GRAND LRowNING TRIUnIPH!
THE

jNcdo1le D''Argent and a Dip1ome ddonneur,
,Toge.her with,a Special Certificate Of Merit to
jacob e ross Superintendent of the StieH Factory.
for his ex skill displayed in every part
of their constrgc,isn, The whole foIming 2 Grand
award higher by fnt.han tGat otsn Other Amer. n
iuolnen.e superiority Of the stieh instroments
The '' stirff' - combines every quail necessary
and powerful tone has neve, been excelled by any
other in.trunent. Especially in the treble doe.
others by the tei-i like clear ness, sweetness and
singing quality of tone which cnd to il an inesti-
mAbIe charm. For quckness OF response to the
finger nd OF touch throus bout the ontlre
scale taultess actor, unsurpassed durability and
artsiic finish, this Piano has justly earned world
SECOND HAND PIANOS Of all makers con
stantIy in stock. at from SIS TO $500.
Sole agent for tho Southern States OF the Peiou-
hct Psltou b Co. aud other makes of ORGANS
Catalogues of Pianos or Organs sent on app!ica-
CHAS. N. STIEFF.
No. North Liberty Street,
IT IS7S RaI Md.
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Sewing Machines Repaired and put in
order. by E. T. Hitby, Martin sburg.
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Aug. Is. 'Eat LOOK Sept. Is
&, For, so days We will offe. our entire stock
oflSummer goods on hand at first cost, some
wonderful bargains to cash buyers
.7r. RoDRICK, MoRRTsrS Co.,
--bJ- West End Boot and Shoe .Stors.
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> EsTaKirby. MaFtiayb bu1rreg,5s urg5 ssiis ~ kinds
of Sewing Msehinea-Hey aud second band
st lovess prices
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PEN, INK AND -SotsSORs.
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= The farm of Colonel Mann Spitler, sit
uatcd four miles south Of Laray, has been
sold ditor So 900, Mrs. Splitter being tho pur>
- The man awho. swen,t take q paper besi
cause he can borrow one, has invented ma
chine with which he can cook his dinner by
the stneke of his neighbor's chimney.
:-,Shavings from planning mill in Chi>
caSo arc, by an air. blast, blown zoo feet,
through fifteen inch sheet iron pipe, to a
distilefys where they are burned for fuel
The Faculty of the Wost Virginia Uui,
versity has just matriculatcd the largest
freshman class the institution has had 10 its
history. so says the Journal Of Education.
AS an evidence of returning prosperity,
it is stated that the cotton crop this year
will ba'800,000 bales more than ever before,
tho tobacco crop 2,000,0O0S pounds more
thrn ever before, and the sugar crop 200,.
|, 600 hogsheads more than ever before. That
/ does well for showing of Southern prosperi-
ty, and tho North matcbosit with ao account
Of 0s0U0 900 bushels of wheat and 80, O,00O,>
600 to 100 600 bushels of corn moro. than
eyeR belore:l % zs,r
80 The suits arising from the failure of
the Pager County Bankshave all been compro-
missed. Is. I. Grayson, Sr., taking the assets
of tho bank and guaranteeing tho creditors
I sfftyacents on the dollar of theirs-dcbt. All
claims are to be paid in twelve months, and
if paid in six months are to be settled with>
out interest. Mr.. Grayson pays all expenses
incurred up, to tho lime of the compromise,
which amount to about 81 GOO. ------
fs'r'eas -, - =. = n. II Page (Ya) Coufirr.
= Tho Wheeling correspondent of tho
Patkersbprg Scata'el having stated that
Hon. Samuel Price would be candidate for
Mr.. Hcrcf,rds seat in the Senate, Major
Anderson, sontin- law of Mr.. Price. and who
is undoubtedly authorized to speak as he docs,
says that Gov. Price will positively not be
candidate for the United States Senate, or
for any other Office. The same correspondent
says that.''itiis 4 hgenernlly cor ceded fact that
Mr.. J. n. Camden is entitled TO, aud OF right
ought to succeed Hereford" 80 Sc