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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-09-07
REPUBLICAN STATISTICS,

General Stureiss delivered his Statistics
on Thursday evening last at Washington
Hall, to mixed audience, in which color
largely predominated. He told his audience
that he had once been a Democrat, though
the earmarks of his former estate were not
visible through the ''Arch. angel ruined and
the excess of glory obscured )" so utterly
complete was tho transmutation. lie said
the Democratic party was not party of pro-
gross, and we all felt glad it was not in the
direction the Republican party was going
From his silence on the subject, We suppose
he had never heard of Salary Grabs, De
Go!yer Contracts, Credit Mobiliers and host
OF other progrcssions of the Republican party
Nor did he toll US that the front rank of the
Republican party had pioneered as far as tho
Missouri penitentiary. He nowhere men
toned Lawyers test, 5uitors' and iron. clad
oaths, which tho Republican party of West
Virginia had reared as monuments along
their line of progress, and to which they can
now look with pride and reverence
But in the foul embrace of this party,
cursed with Shame and infany, he would
have us fall. From suck, good Lord, deliver
US. He upbraided tho South for its solidty
against the Republican party, as if it was a
crying shame that majority of our people
would not endorse the thcfts and robberies,
crimes and infamies of that party. And he
seemed to think hard of it, that the South
would not help them to rob more. He ac>
cused tho Democratic party of being aristo-
cratic, and when We looked around on the
hard>fsted, burly Democrats present, We felt
proud of their aristocracy, for it was an aris>
,tocracy OF labor, of honor, and of virtue.
and not as that of the Republican party, of
money, plumber and venality. He told US
how favored few in the Northern States had
suddenly become millionaires, but no failed
TO show how that wealth was acquired. He
made many comparisons between the North
and South, taking the census of 1870 instead
of the revised figures of 1880, and utterly
ignored the fact that the South was wrecked
by the war and spoiled by scalawags and car
pet>baggers, until date more recent than
his statistics, and that the lato census shows
that the South has increased % per cent
while the New England States have only in
creased 16 per cent. Figures won't lie when
honestly stated.
COMMITTEE ON BARBECUE-The follow
ing persons were appointed, at the Den>
oc1atic primary meetings at the various pre-
cincts of the county, on Saturday week, to
cooperate with the Charlestown Hancock
Club Committee, appointed to arrange for
grand barbecue during the present month
Ntddlerny.-Ephraim Watson, Josiah
Watson. Sam'l r. Ridgeway, John r.
Shapll, Geo. b. ShaulI, John S. Grantham.
). ID; Fow Ter, Jos. T. Granthsm, J. r. Wat
F0D' Joseph D. Fry,Joseph E. Boil, Jas. Lee
"Flgss and a. II. Tanquary.
~, n@0E 81 :; w :, IT. T. Lewis, A. F.
LAWS. Is. +. Milton and Joseph Trussell.
Hallto,ea.-Joseph L. Licholberrer and
Jno. C. CockreH. sef auu
Pofor'ec w. A. Morgan. r. + u,r,;,on
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For Congress,
HON. JOHN BLAIR HOGE,
of Berkeley County.
Democratic State Ticket.

For Governor,
JACOB B. JACKSON,
of Wood County.
For Auditor,
" JOSEPH s. MILLER,
of lCabell County.
For Treasurer,
THOMAS O'BRIEN.
of Ohio County.
For Attorney. G eneral,
C. C. WATTS,
of Kauawha County.
For Judge Of Supreme Court,
THOMAS c. GREEN.
of Jefferson County.
For State Superintendent of FREQ Schools
D. L. BUTCHER,
of Randolph County.
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THE PEN-MAR MEETINa.

The excursion to Pen-NIar, on Wednesday
last, via the Shenandoah Valley aud Western
Maryland railroads, was participated in by
number of our people, and many more would
have gone had the weather not been so
threatening. The trip thenoe is a delightful
one, the two roads above mentioned travers.
ing magnificent section of She rich and
tar famed Shenandoah and Cumberland Val
Toys, and at Pen-M Mar, after ascending High
Rock Observatory, the eye is enchanted with
one OF the most magnificent views it has ever
been our pleasure to behold. For thirty. FIVE
miles westward across he.broad expanse of
the Cumberland valley is seen beautiful
section of country, with its landscape thickly
dotted with smiling villages and neat and
comfortable looking homesteads; while away
to the southwark, for an hundred miles is
soon the fertile Shenandoah Valley, with the
Maryland Heights and the Massanuttan
Mountains standing out in bold relief The
Park itself is charming spot, and that i.
attracts SO many visitors is not al all wonder
ful when one has been there and seen its
shady groves, elegant pavilicns, neat and
clearly wstcr>closets and wash. rooms, fine
hotel, elegant water supply, and perfect ar
rangemonts in every particular.
The meeting on Wednesday, whilst it was
not as large as expected on account of cloudy
weather, numbered several thousand persons,
and was ono of the most enthusiastic, and at
the same time orderly gatherings we have
ever seen. Col. L. Victor Baughnan, of
Frederick City, presided, and able addresses
were delivered by Elk Gov. Lowe, formerly
of Mary land, now of New York. Gov Ham
ilton, Hon. Jos. S. Hueis1er, Frederick j.
Nelson, Maj. Fl. Kyd Doug las and Col W N.
McWilliams. The Democrats of Maryland
and Pennsylvania are certainly working earn
cstly in the present campaign, and if the
meeting of Wednesday last, and the general
expression there is any indication the Demo
cratic vote in both States will be immense
increased.
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81 1S % g Il IL u ~.

Among which are
SUGARS. CoFFEEs. TEAs. siRGPs, g ICES
PROV1SIONS,-Bsco Flour. Corn Meal.
all kinds.
CONFECTIoNS,-P Plain and French Candy.
ora"Res and Lem"ns. Prunes, Dates and riEs.
Fancy Crnckers and CEkes.
have in siore a foil ard we'll. assorted Stock Of
QUEENS. GLASS. WOODEN. WILLOW
STONE and EARTHEN WARES,
which will offer At hottcp, prices. Smoking a.d
CHEWING TOBACCO, GIG AIRS,
Cigarette. Cigai Emokers. Pires. &c.
mention above few leading departments Of
my busIneEs in ~ branches Of Imported. Dom 60.
TIC staple and Fancy Groceries. 1 aim to by
carefully amt TO so represent my Eoods tbst every
ono dealing with III haV son SO be p sas.I
and satisfied and those who have not fa~orss ne
~lth Gu |! are cordially invited do 30 nd Il
Hmiue nv goods. Prcmi.inF in all cases e.sr-
tc"us tres tment, ] am Always willing TO Shaw
Goods and give prices. All ordsTs viii receive
prompt nHd careful a:tcn ton. Goeds delivered
10 corporation hmits tree Of charge by . reliable
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in .1ehane.
for Gnods ReEnecuuiiv
June .IssO. T. W. MITCHELL
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PRIMARIES AND CONVENTIONS For the
convenience of the Democrats of Jefferson
county, We append synopsis of the Pri-
marles and Conventions named under the re-
cent call of the County Executive Commit,
tee:
September 7M-Sen material invention, at
Berkeley Springs.
September llM-Primaries to elect del
cgates to Judicial Convention.
September l4M-J Judicial Convention, at
Martinsburg.
September 1SM-Primaries to elect DEL
| egates to Convention to nominate candidates
for House of Delegates.
September 20h-Convention to nominate
Delegates to Legislature
September 25th- Primaries to elect del
cgatcs to Convention to nominate county
officers.
September 27M-Conven,ion to nominate
county officers.
The following is che number of delegates
requested to DO appointed at each precinct :
Charlestown 10, Wil,sbire's l, Middleway
B, KearneysSille 3, Shepherd i, Duffields 8,
Potomac 5. Bolivar 3, Haltown 2. Harper's
Ferry 3, Kabletown 3, Summit Point g
COUNTY CoURT.-The next term of the
County Court of Jefferson will begin on
Monday, tho Goth instant, Presiden.
Baylor and Justices Rightstine and Burnett
composing the Court. The following jurors
have been drawn:
James NJ. Trussell James Athey, T. W.
Baucy, Daniel Hefebower, Joseph 8. Staley,
Joseph l.. Schil!ing, T. w. Potterfeld,
Samuel ". Strider, VIM. Phillips, N. II.
Willis, A. i. Yates, Aaron Miller, Joshua
Cavalier, Jas. Law. Hooff, Calvin P. Heikes.
Jos. P. Turner, Milton s. Miller, Thos. NJ.
Shaull, Tobias Hendricks, Thomas Hess,
Daniel G. N1oler, Geo. S. Miller. w. o.
Norris. Miller Swimley, Geo. W Licklider.
|. N. Renner, Patrick O'Ferrell, Jacob A.
Myers, Richard G. Moore, John B. Conrad.
A Coon AccoUNT.-"To sum it up, six
long years of bed ridden sickness. cost
ing s20O per year; total S1,20O-all of
which was stopped by three bottles of Hop
Bltters taken by my wife, who has done her
own housework for year since, without tho
loss of day, and want everybody to know
it for their benefit.
JOHN WEEKS, Butler, N. Y"
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WANTED.

A YOUNG LADY desires situation as Teach
For particulars enquire at the
Sept. I'll. SPIRIT OEFICE
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THE GoMsTlTuTIoNAL AmENDMENTs.

Constitutional Amendment, Article s.
FOR RATIFICATION.
FOR REJECTION.
Constitutional Amendment, Sec. IS, Art. g
FOR RATIFICATION.
FOR REJECTION.
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

TWO single men or boys can obtain Boarding
L and Lodging at the very low rate of 81 per
month. by n written application left at Postof1ice
Box No. 100. CharlsstOwn
september = lSSO-2t
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- oaER * SoNs'RELIABLE PHosPHATEs
~ for sale By
Sept, I, so. HORACE BEALIsC co
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PROPOSALS.

PHoPoSA
DkOPOSALS for Building Addition TO the
L. White School House at Ripon. will be re-
celyed until October LIST. 1850. Secretary will
furnish Specifications.
By order of the Board of Osburn District
CHAS. j. BERRY.
september 7. 1Ss0-St. SECRETARY.
COAL COAL
ORDERS for Anthracits and Ri,prnino,s Coo,
~ n!Ied al lowest market prices, and we re-
spectinily solicit ORDERS which shall have promnt
attention, HORACE RRATI 70 ~
September :. 1850
AfLlS RAND Powder, for safe al m. nu-
- iacturer's prices to the trade, BY
sept; .. HORACE BEALL CO.
~ &c, for sale by
sept. Z! HORACE BEALL CO.
- Douoie forcs- Feed G rain nd Fe rtiiizer Drill
tor SAFE ~ HORACE BEALL CO.
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T. w. Mitchell.

Market House Corner. Charle,tewn. wes, Va.
7 TAKE pleasure to in form my friepds aud the
public in general that have opr n . q C roeery
in the corner room of the Market. House. where
you will find for your, inspection = full liss 81
staple al nd fancy
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MISC ELLA EoUs.
IscBLIANEoUs.
TO Tho
F. A r M r. r. S
Of Jefferson and Clarke
Counties!

N offering Fertilizers this year. can con 6dent
~ say that will offer them a line of Pho.-
phates,that cannot be Equaied nor Excelled as 10
High Grade and Low Price. will frsr anne the
OLD RELIABLE PHOSPHATES
made by P. Zell L Sors:
THE AMMONIATED BONE SUPER
PHOSPHATE,
THE HIGH GRADE BONE ECON
OMI2ER, AND
THE DISSOLVED BONE PHOS-
PHATE
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Teased.

Our friends in Jefferson seem to be assum>
ing very untenable positions. First, they
say they are entitled to the Judge of this
Circuit and will have him or the party shall
be smashed to pieces. Second, they say they
are not only entitled to the Senator from this
district, but that Berkeley must exercise NO
choice among Jefferson candidates, but mus.
bilndly take any man, that Charlestown and
other precincts present to our acceptance
This is indeed, to the language of one of
their own correspondents, seeking to make
berkeley ga newer of wood and drawer of
water" to Jefferson. We presume, if Sen,
ator is to be selected from Jefferson, that
Berkeley will express her own independent
choice among the names that Jefferson NAV
present -MartinsDur Statesman
We, in Jefferson, only claim, brother
Elchelberger, that what is sauce for the
goose should also be sauce for tho gander.
-Four years ogo, as We distinctly and clearly
remember, the Berkeley delegates in Sena-
torial Convention, at Martinsburg, avewed
decidedly that the other counties of the dis
trict should be guided in their votes by the
choice of tho majority Of the delegates from
the county to which the nomination was
given, and voted accordingly. If this was
sound doctrine then it is equally sound now,
and how Berkeley can go back upon it VIC
cannot conceive, unless she arrcgates to her
self the right to name the particular oand-
date alike when it is Jcfferson's turn to have
him, as we'll as whom it is her own. lis o
poor rule that won't work both ways. That's
all we have to say.
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of Philadelphia, who say the above Comnany IL,
as it rports to be, FARMERS COMPANY
The stock ia owned almost exclusively BY Farm
ers, and lite man cement entirely under their
.control-six members of tho Board OF Directors
being themselves practical farmers The latter,
as farmers and large consumers of Fertiizars,
havo engaged in this enterprise, aud accepted
the responsibility of lite mana cement. to assure
Themselves spd the community e . inst FIR. ud in
the manufacture of it's mnrures. nd that they
shall be put upon the marke, az as 10 nrices az
the cost OF their manufacture and sale will JUS
tify
The constant aim nd effort of the mau.gers
has been to produce Fertilizer that all could
rely upon with much certainty barn yard
manure. and we fatter ourpeiven that in opr
RICH GRADE NITRO and H1GH GRADE SUPER
PHoSPHA1Es, we have fully reached our aim.
their ure upon all tho various crops of the farm
and garden during the last years having
almost uniformly given the highest ratsfa ton.
Gao with con idenre offer also tho
SUPER-PHOSPHA OF LIME,
which produced such wonderful effects on Mr.
"eirick's farm in the late trial with Twenty
other kinds. The
COLUMBIA SUPER-PHCSPHAT
for Wheat, is the highes ma sis in the market
and has never failed to give satisfaction. would
caution the farmers to be careful and get the Best
Article in the msrket, Cheap Phos phates ey-
identity shortened the crops fully third the la
harvest. producing only two rows of grains in
stead OF three rows, as is usual with we'll matured
whsat. will be glad to show my Phosohates to
tho farmers. and will deliver them anywhere ON
oEr Railroads ! wonld call particuIa> attention
to my Circulars, which will m all to the farmers
A-gust3 lsSO-3m
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Shenandoah Valley r. R.
Change of Time.
TRAINS GOING sourH.
T,kfng Efeet sent. sth. h

Philadelphia time Give minutes faster than
Ba ltimSr tune. -
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For Vice President,
Hon. VIM. H. English,
OF Indiana.

Electors at Large.
Hon. E. G. CRACRAFT, of Ohio County.
Hon. W. L. WILSON, of Jefferson County
District Electors,
1st-Col. D. D. JOHNSON. of Tyler Co.
2d-Hon,JAMES MORROW. JR. ,ofMarion
Sd-Hou. EUsTACE GIBSON, of Cabell.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TO THE VOTERS
of Jefferson County,
WEST VIRGINIA.
WEST VIRGINIA.

NOTICE is hereby given that Polls will be
IN opened at the different places of voting in
TINS county, on the
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would also call the atten ton of the farmers
to tho trial test made by Win. F weirick, OF the
firm OF Weirick & weller, who bought and
soved twenty different PhospEstes his Isru.-
tee of Messrs. VIM. My ers, Jere Harris, Robert
Chew and G. w. 7. Kesrsley to decide which was
the best wheat. and their decision tina the
Phosphate sold him was decidedly the beet: n OF
only In the straw bu: the heads were distinctly
larger and better, and will refer parties TO any
OF tho above gentlemen. am the agent of the
Farm el's Bone and Fc7ti-
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NYEare now receiving, from New York CITY.
w one of the Large and Best Selections Of
Gents Boys and ChiIdrep's Hats ever brought 10
CharIestoWn. Call aud examine our immense
stock TRUS5ELL Il LONG
LARGE and varied stock Of Boots and shoe,
"a of the latest styles and make, for the fall nd
winter, Just received at -
aug: 81, 1850. TRUssELL LONGS.
A NICE nssortment OF Dress Goods, Cashmsres
: CaIicOes md Carpets jest received ct :
Aug 81. 1880. TRUssELI II I0Hc,s
A BEAUTIFUL stock of NOTICES and Fanev
Goods from Philadelphia, just received az
aug 81 I59o TRbSsELL j. LONG'G
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Clerk of the Circuit Gov
White & Trapneli. p. q.
September 7, lSsO-4l
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lust received l2o Ton. OF BEST
GEORGES CREEK RUN OF NINE
Goa suitable for Thrsshipg. BIaeksnithinr aud
Lime Burning purposes and for sale In ou.n
ntles TO srit at $3.50 per TOE. by
JAMES McGRAw
July u, 1850 Harper's Ferry, W. va.
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A LTHoUGH keep Grocery Store, il doe. not
~ In any way interfere with my Tin nd Stove
"AGe. aek anare OF the public patronage.
respectfully. JOSEPH II. EASTERDAY
August24, 1850.
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THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

Baylor & Wilson, p. q.
September 7. 1Sse-4t.
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last y OF, oIVSl. It ought TO be r. 10
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far A1GIl times being hard, J.
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WAREHOUSE,

[uzyifSsd ssa@;eSssbsa dtha s.: fsosIss:; q,
III Chambers & Bsrbee st this point
Ind secured their services, l an prepal.
Il . store and forward promptly, d,
tegAts and cotton consigned to my caro-
Rates Of storage In future will Do 4,
6llows:
Fifteen Cents per barrel for freights.
Ihirty.Ave Cents pei bale for Cotton.
Il II .e, WIN. FRENCH,
March 2l-tf.
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Louisiana State Lottery.
TAkEN NOTICE

That the order Of the Postmaster General against the delivery
rosciuded. = I I'D
this is the Lottery
Lottery Ly tho
their State - '~ s...-0" = :
Washington Te following Postmaster General Keys letter to tue
posmastsrs 1t New Orleans and New York.
On the 18th d Of November 1872 issued order addressed forbid
order
Secretary NJ Dsuhn O. Box Broadway
return Ut Ill letters addressed to them the Of
6css they mailed.
Th havcg brought against performance
appealed
having this day certificate the officers bs
State Louisiana that hes complied with all legal requirements
state End os9:r evidence and not being satisfied from the evnc. submitted
that H. Dauphn
tanning money through the mails by means Of false and
der relates d Daupm u heard aud
temined BY the Supreme Court Of the United
All Prices Paid In Fun.
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ORGANS !; * SIS; g:: s; s. s.
aSd' sBosh, il SAO t6talooo. lllaeesaeed
Cstaldfue eFssstc Address q. DANIEL F,
REATflaX, Washington. raw ysbnna
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This regularly incorporated by tho Ieesatprs
Educational
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DRAWINGS will po monthly. .ev sl pposA the
following Disribution: .a8 n. ata s..
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