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The 800 and 1870 A. NJ. and 100 and 6.lO p
NJ, are the only trips from Portland to Evergreen.
*The only trip to Long Island and Little Che
beague, leaving Portland at p. III. Return, leav-
at AIS p. m.
tin rough, stormy and foggy weather, this trip
will not be made.
Fare 20 cts. for round trip. Children 10 cts SIN
gle passage one way 10 cts. Five tickets S1.oo.
Communication tickets, 80 round trips $500.
Arrangements for Picnics and Excursions can be
made with j. S. Morris, No. % Exchange street. or
Steamers lesve City, Afternoon at 200 and $50,
leave Islands for City at 5.30 500 and $50.
j. i. LIBBY, Manager,
Office, end of Custom House Wharf.
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and comfortable route for travellers between New
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IS NERVOUSNESS A YANKEE
NOTION?
A New Theory by a New
Doctor.
He Claims that Nervousness is an
American Imaginative
Disease,
And Originated in the United States
Within the Last Fifty Years,
Let the Doctors Say Whether that
Statement WIFI Stand the Test.
Esr. henson Says 1t Will Not, Tim
Nervousness is rs Old
Mankind,

AND THAT NERVOUSNESS HAS EX-
ssTED EVER SINCE NERVOUS sYs,
TENS WE'RE CREATED, NERy-
BUSINESS EXISTS UNDER MANY
NAMES, AND APPEARS I'm MANY
FORMS OR TYPES.
AS Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Neu-
ralgia, Slepplessness, Paralysis, Hysteria, Mel
ancholy, ST. Vitus' Dance, Asthma, &c. But
all of these different forms are brought about
by some present exciting cause. But no ner-
vous system is subject to these diseases unless
the nerve-huid is in an impoverished condi-
ton, or suffering from an irritable state con-
dition, and can only be cured by remedy
that enriches the nerve-fuid and allays ner-
vous irritation; and this is absolutely accom-
plished by DIR. BENSON'S CELERY AND
CHAMOMILE PILLS. They effectually
remove the causes of all nervous diseases, and
the natural result is o cure-a complete and
permanent cure.
DIR. C. w. BENSON'S CELERY AND
CHAMOMILE PILLS are prepared expressly
to cure Headaches, Neuralgia and Nervous
ness, and will cure any case, no matter how
obstinate it may be. of either sick, nervous or
dyspeptic headache or neuralgia, nervousness
or sleeplessness. Price so cents box, sent
post free to any address, or may be ordered
through any druggist.
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SUNDAY ExcIlrst onS

known steamer will leave the east side of Custom
House Wharf, at OH A. NJ, and G.15 p. NJ
Leave Harpswell, at Clio a. NJ, and $50 Z. NJ.
, 1880-12-29
TILE COURTS.
I}1vOllCES.

01VOWCES.
About tho only business .lono yesterday IN tho
Courts wns III tho why Of divorces, and In tint
direction the nctivity WIS Buftletcnt 10 compen-
snto Tor my dnllrcss In tho other brnnct,cs.
Five btIts were tcd. but n cioso examination Of
tl,nln nil failed to show nnSthtng sensational IN
tho charges inadr, ar anything racy 10 form tho
f0rtun9tes lro lonocratlcnlly recorded, ms fol-
luws:
i:fHlia 1Ioltxer from 1[onry noltRer. on tho
serycn frmn Af,ninle scrvun.. for. desortion;
Lem schne!t from August scilneElt f9r descr-
The snIno cnusc; its,suttc l.. Kncl from Louis +.
Kncf. FOR tho s,itno cnusu: and Mattel Snlelun
from stnriA sjn'lulon for adultery md t1E:ttion
Davis frol, Cnru.,ce Il. Davis, tho blgasnist n1w
tioIilg tmc In tho Joliet rct,f!cntinry, on tho
Erostsnl Of l!l9nlny. ntl1 10 M9ry iralngcr AkcFs
from Joseph Akcrs, for descrtlon.
, 1880-12-29

En {tSukV TINT shin thinks DAa0lN nrD lCnHC1 to-
goth1r Ia rrI,si, her, Hiin fns hrc,n,n f,nrfrcty
tnushI,l nlH,,t H. thu ii,tMt ynslKncnnt thing.
nre In hGr cygs nttr,uiuH 10 icrl1fil' hOr 1hp
wDrtl Is IN c,,tiAtnnt i!sa.' -
"WFll. continued Mrs. FeHlff, "nn nnly WIS
tt!ttset ftii !tloreaAe lii eNlhfy' nut WIN no
% %HMtn q Mr. seAln 0tin ~ ttte twH t"ae,ns saa ~.
un nM u WMiuh WcIn ttu,ly u.1'' alaEf ~ W
H. NlntREWe!ts. Whs itluhHu WG NM!"siiH lily unm .
t MMM uE.'h iuiEnu MLn tnM. uunt."c.: us Mh"k ~
% m.,w ino M91rnh SaS9 serst,nn r,iit.. s stn, ~
H..nis 70 sMSn sE. seat!n teniiiiH7 .mn .ls.s ~
nmu .o,p1!seM G ~ s.Rn ~ t"Gsu s Msu'is n.,i ~.
nnIanee oi ,ny hGillE sntcu n,Rnnr; !l, ;.'E knIWME
tat tl,e tW btticilla nn tcet, R'yen inonnnMa!
!one NV IT., ~ th1ta @ tat.na$ S, :" in,,avr ;r,,r,'s
Ivy vi! tnts. sr. Mutnltu't uuutu%uoust % tM LILLE ~
ie " aGSMwe,4eI, n wnS MatiM H., nsM "
tt kmpm r. I'M % m .t. "v
VI. ~ P%.uM1uu % ~ @ ,,o-o. .vo-, .n ,,,sorattg
-. ~, -. t.ha hs. wv. .S,inni w ,Sna ~ oA"os
oaeI as ~ uetuH'o talole" Mas
nEtlTftGb IN kVEhf WAY.
"btfss AblJntt tlrRBH mo IL ptny tho Page In
"Tsntncn mid .ftot, -a eNi,nr.ItnatG md itlsE-
nltlcnMt rart,-ns TINT would lise up ann ur MY
five weekly appearances. aud give her MI eppflr-
tuntty ~ npfcar .aEtenrr. shu otfored nie tho
Uporli OF 'MIR,nH attcr 1t had nndG n fatlura:
snilt 1t WIS tun Immoral fur hur,-thnt Btlo
"Hpnnkti,Y Ut morals," broke in Mr.. Wn!lnco,
~ wlht to Eay q word for Jimmy M0rrlssey.
Jimmy hns EreAt rehpect for pfGty. l{o swprka
IT,. 10 ao s&ailE phr.lsg II l,sts Miss Abi,Otts
, 1880-12-29

Formation OF tho Eighth Ward Land
LcnElG.

HVituAt4tA VA I'VE NNAEN AAANA
League.
At tho prcscnt tl.nu there aro not 80 many
Lnnll- League meetings held OH this stlo Ut tho
Atl0ntle Rs when Parllcl md DIllD wore ts,lvol.
tny through the country hElttttHg tho Irish
p1OplG flt nltl Of thUir stNrsisK and tlDwutrCen
countrymcli, hut thern Il every tntllcnt1un that
tho Icngllos ntu to gsow UP ngntn with asonlstl-
!ns rapill|ty in ChIcnao. ut leust. tho spirit of
sympathy mil patriotism Rlnnslg thu Irish see,s.s
tp l'e Swelling nightly. 1t ls tho intention to
form l.Illitl l.pnKtlu IN cvery wnri Ut tho city
M hluuoi,us Of u Centnnl. LUaat,o ntrendy
fnrmrtl. a''n'bcr Ut the branches mrs 1lke-
1hy tirat MsSSSii!nR tn forum Land l.cagnc for
~ Hxh wa W. % wi'. wxek "E y, ,s
VI %as eS srs'' %sa as s lsssao hsd 'f" Is ssssSi
Ts sSt,nE el ss %eatnsr @ cuscS H. IT," sas
whnt .!warful attenlal,rc. nat tho enthusiasm, of
tt'Ea WIN wvro OIL aiH ct,,lltt not be .iocrcused
by Il tatnVeruturt, af III tltHreus below zero.
Mr. Ja'nes l!r''.lley psts!uoa, and Morris o'con-
hur uutef NJ Secretary.
ru1.iy referred 10. srlorte.i Ind recn.nrsle.i a
constitution ot which tho !o'towltsg MIS- the pro-
iift, anl iiborty are u,n,'H natural Inheritance,
land a,.ti ttbGr tic ,ilvto Instruments glyt to
n,ME u sltptn,rt tho utlu aud sustain tho nthur
is III ssue esx vs!lssi. W. Il, sts cs.by s npo IT
tho tlc,,A,ls oF our brGlh1rS nilt? ro!lntryinc s
irvlt,la ".has tug NM. who til!s .tss s',!l shal
lid iiSur,y. @ VI, ' tnu s.o . tGc Eshih w@ri.
%,'"1t . Fs3s !" asy ~ G eFs ss ~ - sos, sh,,
EIehth district Laa.l League aud liras.vh VI tho
een'.! a,ri @ II mssE ,E. c,,u,,o sbal, la 10 MD, py
creation Ut public upiuton Nnl Huutclal usssi.
!tny tIo E's!l.h tioScralaenr al'i demanding
Ttp sttu,u Cu!fmittee also recommended tho
tulluwlny. .4lMLletl gentlemen
, 1880-12-29

TIE CALL.
JUDGE DRuNMOSIi-NG court
JUNE llr.unuE1T-ko court.
APPELLATE COuEr-NO session until Tucstlny.
JundE SM1T1l-Nu court to-day, Tomorrow
tt.ot!ous for new trial,
JunaE AS11IoSv-No court until Monday.
JUDGE WILLIAMSON Motions to-t1ny. Motions
for new trlnl i'll al! pcnding cases, except No.
I,0lJ.
JGn0E Observation-Disclosures,
JuM1E GAltuSEt-.0, u, 10, 10. No cnso on
hchrll.H.
JruNE 1sU0EJts-No en4rt,
JuDHE MnRAH-Thp Wells hnncas corpus case.
JunGE TuI.Hf-Sn cn,lrt.
aUDNE uAnSEAI-So ctlirt-
-3unuE GARY-Nos. 40, Ut, 6os5, 6c0, go, I'll,
Oil, 6iG. anl h1b. ~
JunuE IlAwEs-So. no. concluaton of tho
argument IN tho FloM,ny- Muur-uuEan con.
Rplracy case.
, 1880-12-29
ITEMS.

Judge Smith will 10 III Court tomorrow to
hcar not,nts for now traI In tho following cnscs:
:hlis. 38, 34Go. i0a 0484 IN, 34U. 5,5I4,
1,hIG.
Judge Williamson will Tomorrow tavo per-
emptary cnl OF ,nottons for new trlnl III nll
pending r,,stg. rxculbt term No. D,Ol3.
ShlckIc, EinrrIsUn & Cs,- begun u suit yesterday
for D9Ainst Delos Il. Chappe'', III tho United
StutpH Court.
, 1880-12-29

ra ot other nntfnns wnuh lns,k on nn,l
nssat Ia and approve nf tho effort tn grind duwn
tho wnrst ic.pulfsm Tint evcr dle4rnccll n pcH-
nle; and 1r,land wonld to,n' 'lny not fnr :lis-
innt tHkn the plncn ntnong nations whfeh God,
Nntnrc. @ G1!d hGr geographical location designed
wa ns.is. lie !nFycme"t ssanst neI!st tyr.
tnnhy. England hhtl already WINGED 1T the rt-
D!utfon Ut EsinHress rcativa 10 tho irish lGlitl
trouble; and 1t fttnil.1 not bo fnrYnltcn tlsnt En-
rnns during tho Wnr Ut thu Rebellion. with Tho
MD from Americans to which tho Irish wpro ct1-
titled. tho Irish were bound to succeed In thoir
prcsol,t sttl,xKlo for liogrty NH tho irish pcas'
Mt I1nllehcr, as tho olter fpcnkcrs hnd done,
urged tho neC,.sslty Ut securing many 1eaxlca
anh many np1nbrFa, md announced TINT to-
s sst %a wod 30 'Gs%ne s'a es'psss sps a a
~ ttnlstc.' struct, bctwnctI Seventeenth and
EIRhteenth.. AZ mn evidence IT tho fact TINT
other than Irish peonia sytnpnthlzod with tho
hall hnh hDnntetl It's use FREQ OF chnrRe.
Tho question of SECURING II large attendance
Mt futurn rneetfngs. was fully d!acusscf, and It
VIA !,nnlly ordered that tho Executive Com
!asutH h,uO1 printed ctrunarH tan ntldress 70 tho
Irish pcDpluj for dist ritutl0n among tho people
Uf tho wnrti during tho nSxt i've days.
Tho meeting then adjourned to next Tuesday
sEvExrEEsrr1 WARD.
A called meeting WINS hold Inst evening nt tho
corner of ChtcnR0 nvcnUo md sGdEwlck street,
for tho purpose of nrEatIIxIng Land. IeaKio IN
With Tho Cenlrai Leagi,c OF this city. Tho meet.
Ing WIS entirely thforinaL Tho following !ist nr
perisnncnt olltcGrs WINS rcco!n'ntn'lcd:. prcsi-
snt Mshgaa snlya1 ratrek
i,rcr. Peter Cnnan; and tho pcrtnntlent organize
tug.
, 1880-12-29
BELL TELEPHONES.
Successful Experiments with New
Switch Board.
How the Machine Looks mud How II Is
Worked.
1ts Superiority 0vor tho systom Formerly
1 In Use,

Company, 1iy whtet, su!Mcr3hers hAyB l,ccn pllu
sn en nsont no a nun M g tho
into Ito ccn.rui erchnnr"' @ .t re,mr,er FOR r,tu
TRIBUNE sl'one a PORTION Ut yesterday atternoon
III company with o0upu Ut hitfecrs Ut tic Tom.
pany IN inspecting tho noten, workings Of tho
~" ~ i.u Ie'''". "'"ae w" v. 'no ot"'o
'e a.roo. otanen, M wheh sersoa INC PURPOSES o.
It Ia located. The rnptdity with which
caIs ,vore received. .aistai,t parties rung mp.
,s ' VII, v m mi ao nv e,,,rrw h,. snc
tno,r rsrfee, faarity with syssTm r.:
INV IT,. ,nn,Ic ,nnn II WIN "' "s'''''9 '"''
~ 4ag % o!.ss,,,s. eon.rary to what mont
no ~ caE SngaeI y, aS ta,Hrs su % vc.r,n % e M
% ,,,s %lFGs H. 'tp ~ ,9 ,ts "nr @ a eo
thTs,I,v., nsr,..,rmnr W.. wno,,nn t',r. fru
With .iioy .ro c,,i.'iis,cJ 10 tho swltuii.b boar
tfa t;lifi1art " Eie,gi. % nam,,i%ntiEina Gn.
r|ts y r ~ y o sf; FnD .. es ne. sstEs snarrr u, M
Tia fieii' nsssiotl IN III. tffun,f Tic 1,uints Uf
tliitcreao Iutwoos. 81 Il and ii" i stylsot switct.
wbSiiy olsstsc. % t,o s bs,rzoaai nut % at,' %crprc,ias
sirius and to flilKy which make tho cunt,ovlUn
brtWec twt, STRAPS brux l,,tlU Of si,rltH metal,
thus insur!ng perfcet cuntuct. Thu switch
ho,,r syytut. mt tho central uco Is divided into
three. raris,-tho switch bonr! pr'per, which Is
tho rom; Tho answering -CnMrtl. ~hcl, II placed
III tho nusth nf il,c o.!sco; nl,i tho tlfaucrtlnr
Dwitch-ti,u tpciluIcnj n,r,ca fnr whit luyn hltl-
crto been rcferred 10 ns tho operators tablrs,-
tic s,,a,.crliwrs wires eutcr 1T tic Ton nf tIlo
purpr1,tilclinr straps on tho SWITCH buurj aud,
III their uorillnl condition, nrc t'plugKed
through" to tho answcrt1sH sl!r, running thr;iHh
hntois, whGi, EVERYDAY iis seen bt,lbiilK and
tumbi}ug whenever ii cnil cnnu for teu-wnter,
fire, drinks, or Hrythlng else tiint n guest might
10 s,tprosoti 10 whit. ~'"' ''
w,,txrvru NH, pv,,xct.ror nr,,a
"!ISssss % s ss 1.'E snuSeiH'u" s,.s n' nnu, ,
nLtlo p;oGo OF Wooi, pnttess nHrs Fly any
commonly hoW ~ H., in1 ~ aro s
eeast,miea p0s'u91 NM 1t'4iena .o INC opeFa,
t0F tHHt No: te<H. IoF 'astnneet Wmhta ~
engago ~. IN tS'ephonle t cnnvursuli2n. Tho .lia.
of HUNT ito nrcgsairy ginsiur in orcr to bTnv
s "rr tur 10 s,sr'a @ N Il thav ay M 1
kNlkHH$t u4f AMtCI HN+ HHftAE& tAEf Ai&t HuAeAEN
, 1880-12-29

Tho CHIN of Edward ". Morrison for fla,Bos
WIS allowed yeatertny fl tho Probate Court IN
tho estate OF Ephratr Morrison. The CLAIM is
bnse,l ut, n libto given by tic deceased.
Of tho iMtJ ". q. il0sm.cs to Isabella Carter
lipllups lii bonds Ut FA|,UU. 80
, 1880-12-29

JUDGEMENTS.
C1ncrlT CnunT-CnHrEsslOSs-J. NJ. Wllo ct
at. Y. Sntnlta TsIrhnl.,,, esll.-W, NJ. stanley y,
llcnry L.llsRe, S3sb.
, 1880-12-29

,tnTSTu " NTH -ljESrira iii lady
with kiD ur +tiItt Join wltlt mo ~ npsDA stsAnl
uIn4ry y. cIlf n thl. etatu VI 1atu lillaltas.ts
tut liu GuIukrItlant ihlS II klt Op'EutJ Aul.
t,vni net N,lll. AILress 7 j. Trlhuuu ol!ieu.
, 1880-12-29

Bayo yourselves tuMHt,sl lIato'A tfonoy Of
llnrehMlld md Tar prevents bru0cbltia n,1u coI-
sumption, .-. .-,.,...
,PIkuA 'ropthachU Drops onro III ono ullputo.
, 1880-12-29

For Ronoral debility md I,rostrAton Hop DIt%
tess will do wuudors. Pfny6 1t by trial.
, 1880-12-29

NIUSlCAL LlNkTlkUlIESTS.
L,Uit AMI NEW EARS rREsESTs
Elegant styles Ut the ce'ebrnteA Mnxon i
lIau,lln lAbnet (r.hns. acknowledged hy- ali e1rai
artists q ~ tho but I, Nc world. unequnleL fur
!!!s 1'isv tsr nahs,qMu @ h%l!daI gstt AtA! nrcss
MASON llAMLlS ORGAN CO, ~ Wabasl:nv.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-08
COMMUNICATED.

Mr. Edi,or.-Haying heard itrumored ON
the streets that there is project upon foot
among some of our new Councilmen to ere,
ate the Office of an additional Policeman for
our town, ostensibly for the purpose of fur
nishing additional security to the town, but
by some whispered to be for the purpose of
rewarding faithful worker for some of tie
candidates in the late election. Be this as
it may, would it not be better for our CITY
Fathers to appropriate the funds proposed to
be so expended in some other way, and trust
to our efficient Sergeant, Mr.. Simpson, to
preserve the peace of our community in the
future, as he has SO faithfully done in the
past! For instance. the money necessary to
pay an additional Policeman might be, an.
piled to furnishing some light for benighted
travellers, or in making our sidewalks bet.
ter. or in keeping our streets cleaner, or in
laying plank walk to tho Shenandoah V.l.
ley Depot, or in putting foot bridge over
the run on Main street, or in making our
Fire Department more efficient. l could
mention many other ways in which I think
this money might BIO better expended than
in the way proposed, but think the above
should be sufficient.
1t is said that while the citizens of the
Third Ward are opposed to the increase of
the police force of the town, the citizens Of
the First and Second Wards are in favor of
it. think this is a mistake, for am sure
that between either one OF the above. men,
toned improvements and an additional
Police. a large majority of both wards would
be in favor of the improvement. 1t is said
tina. thieves fear nothing SO much as light
aud dogs.
hope. Mr.. Editor. that our City Fathers
will carefully consider this matter and ac.
for the best interests Of our town.
TAXPAYER
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-08
HAMPSHIRE.

Mr. Eaitor.-A good deal of interest
naturally attaches to the political situation
in Hampshire at this time, because i. is the
county in this State that has the most pro.
nounced anti. Radical aud Democratic vote of
any, and can give in the next Presidential
election a sweeping Democratic majority of
seventeen or eighteen hundred!
In her convention yesterday, the indica-
tons were of unsnimity for Faulkner,
Green and White. and the basement officers
of tho State. with fairly divided vote for
Congress between Hoge. Lucas and Martin.
But Mr Lucas is favorite in this county.
and the old Democracy have very warm
eide for him; while from this county came
before, and 1t 'cW come again. the objection
to Judge Hoge. M"t no Judge, ,cAo is upon
the bench. as properly to be presented deIore
the peop/e as candidate for political
office. aud that Mr.. Martin has had quite as
much honor, Mace aud dignity as his deser>
wings The Congressional Convention
will have these matters to consider and dis,
cuss. The decisions of that Convention
will unquestionably determine the action Of
many old line Democrats, and they will watch
the proceedings with no little interest.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-08

Winchester, three tributes to the memory Of
departed heroes-the Virginia shaft, the
monumen, to the memory Of the Unknown
Dead, and the MaryIaud monument, just
erected, and we understand that there will be
an effort made,to get each State who has any
dead there, to erect similar tokens of their
appreciation of valor and patriotism, and the
next in order spoken of is Mississippi
Should this plan be executed, there will be
several occasions similar to the one on S.tur-
day in the future. We know of no happier
custom. The memory of those who have
died for principle should DO preserved. and
there can surely be no filter place for their
graves and the marble shafts that watch over
them, and though but stone. speak of their
virtues and their deeds. than where they lie
at present. surrounded by hills, every one
of which is battle field, and fraught with
SO many historic memories.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-08
TIE CHICAGO CONVENTION,

The National Republican Convention met
In Chicago, HI, on Wednesday last, and has
been in lively session ever since. Through
the enterprise and courtesy of the S. v. r.
T. authorities, and Mr.. J. C. CasselI, chief
operator of the Western Union Co. on the
Shenandoah Valley line, our people have
been kept constantly posted in regard to the
doings of the Convention. by bulletins posted
at the office door, at the Sadler building. On
Saturday night the names of Grant, Sher>
man. Washburn, Blaine, Window and Ed
munds were put in nomination, and i. was
agreed to commence ballotins at lO:45. A.
NJ. on Monday.
First bsllot-Grant, 3Oi; Blaine. 2s4.
Sherman. So; Edmunds, 81; Washburp, 80;
Window. l.
second-Graut. so5; Blaine, 2se; sber-
man. 81; Edmunds, 80; Washburu, so;
Window, l; Garfield, L.
Third-GraDt. sos; Blaine, eso; Sber-
man. 90; Edmunds, 80; WsshburD, 81;
Window. l; Garfield. l; Harrison. l.
Fourth-Graut. 305; Blaine, 2Sl; Sher>
man. 95; Edmuuds, 80; Washburn, 81;
Window. 1; Garfield, 1.
Fifth-No change
Six,h-Grant, sos; Blaine. 2S1; Sher-
man, So; Edmunds, 81; Window. /; Gar,
field. l.
Seventh-Grant. sos: Blaine, 2S1; Sher-
man. 81; Edmunds, 30; Washburn, 81;
Window, l; Garfield. 1.
Eighth-Grant. SOC; Blaine. 2S4; Sber-
man, 81; Waskburn. 80; Edmunds, 81;
Window, l; Garfield. 1.
The fifteenth ballot. announced just before
we go to press, stands as follows:
Grant, 3Os; Blaine. 2s3; Sherman, 49,;
Edmunds, 81; Washburn, 80; Window, l.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-08
II A 4 L ] e D Y.

May 9Th. 1850. at the residence of the brides
lhafH s1,n IN C:"rsG comfy Va; by The Rev F.
EUGEN1A +. HARDESlY ""o
On May Goth, 1870. at the residence of the
R St,eT nSTen1s: At B-rteeX Springs; by Rev. r.
Mercury to Miss ROSE BECHTOL.
Nav Sist. 1850. at Grace P. Z. Church, by Rev.
Dr. Leeds; DR.; T. CLAY MADDUX. of Baitr.
more, TO MISS ISABEL o BELTS. formerly of
EnGiand. and recently of Albemarle county, Va.
, At the brides residence, near Gerardstown.
BBe edsey e"Snty' May 18th. 1850, nv Rev. Mr.
LIDlA A. WILLET-both of that county.
In M"orefsId. Hardy county, w. Va. at the
I [esMideIce OF Mrs. C. Muslin, mother of the
P1AKSoNS. Dentist from Carlisle, Pa, to Miss
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Shenandoah Valley &. 3.
Change Of Time,
Taxing Eaee. May Glib. 1850.
Taking Edec. May sl,h, 1850.

CONNECTIONS .-Trsin No. l connect. a,
Shenandoah junction with Baltimore and Ohio
train leaving Now y ork 10 90 p. NJ, Philn lub.
IL 80 p NJ. Baltimore 80 and 90 A. nj and
Wash gton 10 A. NJ.
Train No. 3 connects at Shenandoah Junction
with baltimore Il Ohio Easthound train nrrivine
at Washin gton 25 NJ. baltimore 10 IS p. M
Philadelphia 81 a. NJ. New York so A. NJ :,
aud leaves Cha restown aft err arriva of imore
Ohio train leaving New York 30 A. NJ, Phil
adelphia II .i5 A. NJ Baltimore 4.2U p. NJ. :, and
Washingtop 4.35 p. NJ
Train No. connects at Shenapdosh Junction
with Baltimore nd Ohio Eastbound train. arriv-
ing at Wa shin g ton 9.45 A. NJ. baltimore H. 10
NJ Philadelphia 6. sn NJ, New York 10 Top NJ
Passen g.rs from Martinsbure for any station on
snenand"sh valley X r take train leaving Mar.
tinshurg 25 a. NJ. and l5P NJ
Pa.senrers from shephe rdstown for Martina.
burg take trains and ).
Passengers Tor uray take Stnee at Bentonyille