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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-29
AUNT SERENA. By BLANCHE WILLIS II ARD. emo
pp. 359. James II. OsgoOd & -.

AUNT SERENA By BLANCHE WILLIS a" ARD emo.
pp 359. James II. OsgoOd & -.
The new story by the author Of One Summer"
has been awaited with curiosity, and we presume
that popular expectation upon the whole will be
well satisfied. The brightness and vivacity of Miss
Towards style are certainly unimpaired There
are no dull pages in her book. Several of the
characters are skotched with holiness and force,
and the personages in the little drama grouped
and contrastcd with picturesque effect. the
matter of plot the book Is open to some criticism.
The springs of action not strong enough for the
results they are required to produce and in working
,ut the denouemcnt Miss Howard allows herself a
spasmodic and Overstrained sort Of writing which
tepes rather than excites the reader There is in
deed too much sentimental and womaniSh intensity
In many parts of the novel. Nevertheless the man
agement of the story is not without ingenuity. An
adroit use is made of the opera of "Lohengrin to
produce certain effect in the mind of the heroine
at a crisis which is contrived to bear Tesem-
blance, not too forced to the trials of Wagner's
Elsa This idea is excellent. though the execution
is little crude. The action of the novel opens in Il
New-England village. and is speedily transferred to
a small musical city Of South Germany where the
heroine and her Aunt Serena take up their quarters
in n boardnghOu Here Miss Howard. who
seems not to have lost her time in Stuttgart gives
ns a few brilliant and comic pictures of society,
which are among her happiest efforts:
The pensiOn proved to be, upon the whole, the
most extraordinary feature OF Miss Lennoxs Euro
pean experience In after years she was never able
60 alude to IT without an expression OF nilld sur
prise creeping over her face. The leaning tower OF
Pisa the dimensions of St. Peters, the loitness OF
the most impressive mountain, the curious customs
OF the most curious folk, never hlled her WIN te
profound aIuazement to which the idlosyncrases OF
the pension gave birth in her gentle soul. And no
two mortals from the sunny oyer-w0rld, suddenly
finding themselves among the restless shades OF
Hades, could have been more at variance with
their surroundings than were she and ROsamond
amid the motley assembly, the gossip the more or
less successful social struggles, the petty jeaousies
and chickering's of this cdrayansary They were, 1t
Is to be hoped not all bad at heart these twelve or
hines seemed positively inIqut0us. The jewellers
Ia Wynburg pensions were, for the most part. only
people who had little to do, who wished TO be
unused. and had for some years belonged to the
Loating population CT English and American colo
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1fIinlnq.

GLOBE COPPER MINING COMPANY,
W OFFICE, 81 BROADWAY, NETWORK,
Rooms 90 and So
Registrar OF Transfers: Mutual Trust Company.
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filming.
CLARK g. boutwell,,


Roo,,s lG H. - 10 No . Vl9{aT-st, corner OF wall
h'o'' ~ ~ ' New.YOrk,
PROMOTERS and MANAGERS OF mining properuH'eSS
sale the STOCK OF the Lo'Io"hB '"'"P'ii0'' "
are undcr their direction; -, ,,t., o, ,,,t,
MWIrf2%STo 3GUiD QUARTZ CoMPANY.-M1nes aud mills
G gr1IT ESiG oLD QUAETz CoMPANY-Mines and MILL
Iang E1IRi'RS& GfR0VE SILVER MINING CoMPANY-Mno
and @ IS%l9 SILVER MINING CoMPANY-Mines and
n MIX 9ii's liver MINING CoMPANYMincs and mills
LsTiSSi GBfRRIWI11o COPPER CoMPANY-Mile and mill,
Lower irons ofinvesting safe and profitable mining
stocks are Invited to communicate WV rs poruwELL
"lLhi1 President Secretary and Treas1Ier
HTTyER BOY MINING COMPANY,
N OF COLORADO.
OFFICE 90 BROADWAY, NEWNORK.
Eoo.trar Of Transfers Mutual Trust Company OF " l..
nOBINSON CONSOLIDATED MINING CO..
Ia Mines: Robinson, Colorado 80
CAPITAL. 2OO.DOO SHARES PAR p1l
once No. - Wuli.7t. Now York
sonora CONSOLIDATED N: A MD NJ CO.
- Tapffn1 stock. 2UN,U 900 shares OF - each
Office Room -, No Wlst ., ,,,
Pcoistrar Of Transfers. THE MERCAN TILE TRUST W.
yg7HE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stock
IiIor. of tbe South Horn silver Mining Company TOT
the election Of trustees tor The ensuing year VIII ' mu
isgi nj 1870 M. Polls Omen from II m 10 p ~ tn
hooks viii De closed from November 80, 1851 uhu
Tuesday December 'HiES;RY BRADsTREET. secretary:
u,HE CHEYENNE con. MINING co..
Locatrdi1 the BlltS lItll', D. r. 49,. .
CAPIrhLST)CK sJDluDL PAR VALUE, 81.
COZ. o. ~ rDrTEN. PreFL II. McNAUGuI 5ecy ~,
OFFICE No - BROADWAY ana Irol'
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The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
fto5elpLs. SltonsasL
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Cost dn0 FOUND.

7 OST or STOLEN.-Bank book issued by the
4 Seamcns Bank for Savings, New.York, 10 the sub
scrcr found returned 10 the bank within thirty
DAYS from date, VIII apply Tor "A new book.
New.Y York, Nov -, 1881 LOUIS BADER.
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Ivu,,v,. BLoo'uv..uy A>r wF-IrUy ENIwtr CO. !
MS BROADWAY. NE". hUENN
COUPONS of the first mortgage, Eastern ~
- vision, bonds ot ta. company. tsr Dr,'1'rr b "i- De
paid lt the ,olbu banking Company, ll1 Hn'lgNa NcW
YORK D. W. ui NIUA, Treasurer.
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ofu.9 on IuG ONO -orWrEy RAILROAD Co.. ;
llj BROADWAY, Nrw-NuRK.i
COUPONS of the first mortgage bonds OF TIN
\ company, dun December ], win D.. paid 90 thc t"fD'
II.I.l NL.AAL-. IIll.urcI.
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rVUE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY co.
4 Dividend Of ono and t1rcegoarer' per cent on ne ne
n on ana after January . 1852 To stockholders ~ record
NoycnUcr 30. 1881. . A.. ,..-..-.,.
once p7 Broadway, Kew York and Boston stockholders at
mo tufupgu,' once. No - Equitable Iuillng, Bo'Ou
Stool Hooks win Doe closed November 30 1881, and ro-
opened January 3, 1852. . 90, go. 90, 49,. u
nnalnn- Nov. 81. ISL.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-10-15

Whose wishing their paper continued will
please notify us; otherwise their paper
will be discontinued. Please remit.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-10-15


Our fire company turned out last
Tuesday promptly at the alarm of fire,
and Notwithstanding they had to pull
the engine from the engine house to
DR.. Spicer's and the fire being under
Roadway when they got to it the en-
CINE did service. The fire originated
in DR.. Spicer's stables which was close
ly surrounded with dwellings and the
Engine saved them all. We believe
had the engine got to the fire few
minutes sooner it would have saved
the stables. In this instance the En-
CINE proved success. could little
more system 10 had about its manage
ment at fires. 1t would prove to be of
much value. Of course the company
lack experience. One disadvantage
is that the engine is too heavy to be
pulled by hand. Considering all things
the engine did good work.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-10-15
The Yellow Flag will attract tn

The Yellow Flag will attract the
sick and afflicted to the Office of DIR.
Hicks, to which they are invited to be
healed of their maladies. Adams
race, both male and female. are subject
to all kinds Of disease, either natural
or contagious. Fourteen years. expe-
rience with great success has convinc-
ed the public OF his skill and the efii-
cacy of his preparations, consisting OF
Healing Oils, Essences, Fluids, &C.,
/ from Roots, Herbs, Banks and Plants.
Especial attention is given to the treat-
ment of female diseases. No charge
for consultation. One dollar for pri-
vate examination at his office, or at the
residences within the corporate limits
Of tho town. One dollar for prescrip-
ton or receipt for miscellaneous pur-
poses, which will be sent by mail ON
sccipt of price. There are many yet
ho think they are trlcked, conjured
poisoned; let them come or send and
electrified and inyigorated. The
wing are some Of his specialties'
l. I, Ringworms, letters, Chills and
+. Syphilis, Fistulas, Cancers,
Rht Aatism, Neuralgia, Worms, Dis
eases Of the Womb, Heart. Kidney,
Liver, Leucorrhea or Whites, Gonor-
rhea, Gravel, elect, Dyspepsia, Cramp
Collie, Sore Throat, Piles, Fits, Burns
Snake Bites, stooth Ache, Head Ache,
Sterility Of Bairenness. Bleeding at
the nose can bestopped by simply send
ing your addreN
I)R. P. S. HICKS,
Rocky Mount, N. G.
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n o TT q E

The Committee appointed at Wilson
by the Grand Chief Of the Good Samar-
itans, recently, to prepare suitable By
Laws for the beneficiary department
Of the Order, are respectfully request
ed to meet at my Office in Goldsboro,
on Saturday Oct. %, at u o'clock, M.
GEO. T. WASSOM, Chm'n.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-10-15

Having secured the agency for the
life of the late President James A.
Garfield, I desire the services of re-
liable. energetic canvasser for Colds
boro and vicinity. The work is hand
somely bound, contains about 800
pages, and is a standard work.
g. f. GRIFFIN.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-10-15

"A Lodge of the Knights Of Wise
Men was organized in Kinston a few
days since with the following officers !:
Rev. r. Fl. w. Leak-E. A.
M. MoCase--rP. A.
: G.. +. Morris w. P.
r. T.. Parrott-G. S.
o. ". parrott-F. s.
f. I. Jones-Chancellor.
L. FL. Fisher-W. T.
Arnold Mills. G..
W. II. Washington-W. P.
Stephen Coleman-W. II.
Dempsey King-W. W.
G.. A. Gaskins-W. s.
This Lodge was set apart by the
Hon. Geo. W. Price, Jr., Of Whining
ton, N. c., and bears the ancient name
of Hebron.
The Goldsboro star. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1881-18??, 1881-10-15
CQlQlRd Law School

The Law School for young men of coler
will open on November lst, 1881. Those
who desire to pursue the study Of Law will
do we'll TO attend. The course has been
considerably shortened by the Supreme
Court, at January Term, 1879. The course
as laid down is as follows, viz: BlacAstone's
Commentaries, Cruise on Real Property,
Stephen and Chitty on Pleading, Adams
Equity and LIST Greenleaf on Evidence,
Executors and Administrators-som stan
dard work; Code of Civil Procedure.
Charges for the course will be $4,000 for
each student. None need to apply If they
have not good English education. A
good and assiduous student can read the
course in 6 months.
Address all communications to
GEO. T. WATSON,
Attorney at-Law,
Box 584. Goldsboro, N. O..
- Board can be had in Goldsboro
quite reasonable for young men who are
preparing them selves for future usefulness.
If any inrther information is desired write
to the above address.
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LOCALS.

The Editor is absent and owing to
apress of advertising much local mat
ter Is crowded out.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-14
MIScELLAREous.
Raspberry Culture Made Eagy,

1t is a source of constant regre. with
farmers that small fruits require SO much
care aud attention. and that, too, in the sea-
son WHOM they arc hardest at work at some>
thing else. Field work must be done at all
events, and SO the cherry patch" struggles
on single>handed with weeds and grass iii IL
submits to the inevitable sward. Some wears
sgo, coming into possession of a patch of
raspberries that had received the
usual shiftless culture, 1 treated them in tho
following way After carefully blowing and
hoeIns them, | covered the ground with a
heavy layer of strawy manure, and the work
was done, not only for that year, but for tho
years following, only renewing the mulch
each spring. Only a few struggling Canada
thistles will ever grow through such a mulch:
the soil is always rich and moist, and the
berries can ask no better treatment. Since
that time 1 have tried the same plan without
removing the sod, and fad that tho result is
quite as satisfactory. Late as it is in the
season now, any raspberry plot can be re-
claimed by a libOral application from tile
horse manure pile. Farmers, try it, and YOU
will not need to complain that berries cost
more than they are worth.
~. C. in ". Y. Tribune
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-14

a SHARP REroRr.-An old lady of DR..
ellis flock once called upon him with a
grievance: Tho doctors necksbands were
too long for her ideas of ministerial humili.
ty, and after a long haraugue on the sin of
pride, she intimated that she had brought
her scissors with her. aud would be pleas. d
II her dear pastor would allow her to clip
them down to her notions of propriety. The
doctor not only listened patiently to her
lecture, bat handed her over the offending
white bands for her TO operate upon. When
size had cut them to her satisfaction and re-,
turned the bibs, it was the doctors turn.
Now" said he, "my good sister, you must
do me a good turn also" Yes, I will. doc.
tor; what can it be?" "WeIi. YOU have
something about you which is a great deal
too long aud causes me no end of trouble,
and shall like to sec it shorter" s.Indecd'
dear sir, will not hesitate; what is it? here
are scissors. use them as you please" Come,
then" said the sturdy divine, good sister
put out your tongue"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-14

The Bicycle is gradually winning its wpy
as a means Of iocomotion, and is being turned
to practical use in all parts of the country.
Wherever there are smooth pavenents and
good roads, with easy grades, the bicycIist is
making his appearance, and compelling re-
spect by propelling himself along at a sreed
which the common run of trotting horses
cannot attain. In tho semi-annual contest
for the Howard medal, at Providence, Rhode
Island, the winner, R. Lincoln J.ippitt, IA
son of Ex-Governor Henry Lippitt,) made
ton miles in 80 minutes and 2 seconds
Another competitor was about a quarter of a
mile behind, and made the ten-mile-heat in
40 minutes, or thereabout.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-14

a theatrical manager applied to the city
clerk toF license the other day and in par.
payment of the same preferred a silver firtv
cent piece with a hole in it.
"Ihot is. worth but forty cents" mildly
suggested the afabIo city ~ofiuial.
why z" queEicd the seemingly astouudcd
advance pgent.
Because there's a hole in it," replied the
clerk, firmly.
THAT makes it worth ten conts less, docs
ar" said he of the theatrical troupe.
II does" promptly responded the clerk.
"Ihon L suppose" continued the seeming>
~ innocent theatrical man. '.if there were
s;x holos in it L would have to Give van y
dime for taking it?"
The clerk took the money aud charged
himself with ten cents.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-14
PoEIIcAI
SPEECH oF ON RvE

was made to be eaten,
not to be drank;
10 be, threshed in a barn.
Not soaked in q tank.
Icane as a blessing
When run through o mill;
as blight and a curse
Whom put through q still.
Make me up iato ioaves.
And Your children are fod.
But if into drink.
1 viii starve them instead.
In bread I'm the servant.
The cater shall rule:
10 drink I'm the master.
The drinker q fool.
Then remomber the warning.
Ny strength I'll employ,
If eaten, to strengthen,
IF drank, to destroy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-14
TO CCNSUMpT;VEs

Tho advertiser, having been permanently cured
remedy, is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire il.
he will sead a copy of the prescription used, free
using the same, which they will find a SuRE cURE
Tor CoNsU"PTtoN AETNA, BRoNcH1Trs, 60. Par
Rev. z. A. WILSON, i94 Penn st, Williams
Dufgn' \. jan25-6m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-14
lMuscatipe Iowal DALI 1ouno,,

Messrs. J. L. Bennett & Co. Muskegon.
Mich, thus speak: st. jacobs Oil is the
post IMMINENT around here. We sell moro of
1t than OF any other proprietary medicine We
nave In our store. Our customers arc con,
t'nuaily praisins its effective qualities; and
we shink that 1t is tho best remedy for
had in stock.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-14
Rely ON the Drup~isfs

malt BItters are the best sbitters.'"
.aney promote sleep and eIlay nervousness
'Best Liver and kidney medicine we soIIS
they knock the 'chills' every time.".
"ConsunPtiyc people gain fcsh on tbs
atalt bitters have no rivals in this town"
- BEST thing for nursing mothers VIC h.ye.,'
w e IKE 20 Mali Ritts-s >,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-14

No. 6SS and 63sdaily. All other train, daily =
cept Sunday, No. Clio and Gus connects al st,,.-
burg with trains on Va. Midland Road. Nc Sns
runs to Baltimore via washingtoa wiihout ehnsSs
OF cara. No 6l0 and COS dines at at. JacksonIS
Passcugers for JoIdsn's Springs leave en,snt
StePhouEnu's: for Rock Enon leave cars al Win
chester; for Garon Syringe leave care al capon
son; To- r. wlsy se.ipRsE le lssse sS,sS az Mt: Jack
burg. Partiea visiting New Market and 4 No.
Caves ieavsCnrs at New Market. 1
+ NJ. MANTz,
sTps!yi,or of Trsins. winehestes, Va!
Master of TrRnsportatio, Cnma., s,.ta..
May 81, 1851.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-14

FEES OF DocroRs.-The fee of doctors is an
5ust at present. We believe the sciIeduIe for
t t,I hts Is n.S 81 5o 20: which would tax Q man confined
visit, over 81 900 a year for medical attendancs
alone! And one single bottle of Hop Bitters
Laxen In time would save tho ST. ,UOv and ali tie
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-14

The s;V: r. R. is now prepared to sell
ior use Of individuals or families, books CON-
Gaming coupons good for 500 miles at %
cents pcr mile Application for the same
should mi DC made to Joseph " Coke, General
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-14

FOR B~aughman Bros. celebrated Medica-
ssa Paper Meat Sacks, for protection from
sGklppers, call at Dalgarn's, opposite the
carter House, Charlestown.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-14
OF VARIOUS KINDS
Chest Refrigarafora.

cor Great chance 10 .fnske money-
SS1I' We need a person in every town
- taSe snoscriPtions for the largest, eheaPestapd
anyone can become a EuccesEful sgeBt. sfx eIe-
CANT works OF art given free TO sGbscribeTs. Tho
price 10 40 low thatalmost everybody sabserfbea..
cns agent reports taking 100 s1bseribef in aday.
a !sdy agent reports making over S2UO clear
proft in ten days. All who engage make money
fast. Yon can devote all your time TO the busf.
ness, or only your spsre time. You need Not be
aTaJ from home over night. You can do &c 40
veil as Otbers. Full directfous and terms frse-
Elegant and expensive Outfit free. II you rsnt
prohtHbie work send us your addyess Al once. IL
cages falls 20 meke great pay. AddTess GEosok
s71ssos K Co, Portland, Maine. Ju1y13se0 ~,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-14

sLEErLEcsNEsu, NERVOUSNESS, CAxsor REST
yell at night, tired in tho morning on rising =,
siugglsh, pain in tho back, which arises from the
kidney, with highly coIored urine If allowed to
stand to be thick, attended with burning when
CCciHe1: Ihayer's Liver Powders will cure you.
con, Charlcstown, w. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-14

Among which are
SUGARS, CoFFEES, TEAS, sYRUPs, s ICES
PRoyISIONS,-BAcon, Flour, Corn Meal.
Lard, co. Fish Of all varieties, Canned Goods of
CoNFScTIoNs,-Plai Plain and French Candy,
Oranges and Lemons. PruEes, Dates and Figs,
Fancy Crackers and Cakes.
have in store a suil and we'll assorted Stock of
QUEENS GLASS, w0onEE. Willow,
sCoNE and EARTHEN WARES,
which l will UtTer at bottom prices. Smoking and
CHEWING CIGARS,
Cigarettes. Cigal Smokers. Pipes. &c.
mention rbove a few leading departments of
my business in all branches Of llnI orted. DoTes-
tic. staple and Fancy Groceries. l aim TO buy
carefully and to 80 rcpresentmy goods that every
onedcRling with ne wiilhave reason 10 be pleased
and satisfied, and ihcse who have not favored me
with a cal arc cordially invited TO do 90 and cx-
anime my goods. Promisipg in all cases cour-
tsons treatment, ] am always willing TO show
Goods and give prices. All orders viii receive
prompt 1nd careful a:tcn jon. Goods delivered
Porter.
COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in exchange
for Guods. fieEuecEuIv,
June 5. $50. n. ". MITCHELL.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-14
DITCHING, ENCHANTING, 40.

TEE uOder,igned stiff offers bis service. a. .
Ditching and E1cavating of ali
CIsterns, Ponds. Cellars. &e.-undertaken at mod
crate rates, and faithfully executed Orders LEI
at Fesidence, on West Congress ST., will receive
prompt attention. Blasting aIao done in a salts
factory manner, and at lowest rates
March 9, 1850. WESLEY Iowpv
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-14

of Bilio9. Ss.s 70 I f.o,Fg !, tn. svs7.n and GO. rid
sefs % 0ts' Sold BY d.uggisiS. Liver F0~'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-14
Western Maryland q. =.

Taking Eg ct Sunday, June 8, 1881.
(Bal!irh"re Time.)
LEAVE HAGERSTOWN,
Daily except Sunday,
'''o A. d. MaTtinsbrrg Express arrive al Ral.
ti;"Ore ll.35 4. ii.
LIEU a. NJ For EdgemOnt and Intermediate
points.
lao PM. Maii-arri,ing at Baltimore 500
40 p. Nj. . " EiSTss'-arri'o a. Baltimore
ARRIVE AT uAGERsTowN.
800 a From Edgem0ns and intermediate
l'.oo a III. +. y. EECre's-leaviug Balim a,
10 so p. M. na,ITlonviDg Baltimore a. s.2s
TO P. 81. Ma.tin, i E9~pre.s-Iea,ipg Bal.l,
5. ~. HOOD GenersI Manager.
I, OLD, Genl TicketAgsnL
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1881-06-14
On, BUTTS n!sPElssARY

Estst!ssssllsE7 81 Il i. Ga es:sst, 81. lsV1s, 10.
EIHEPhySIeIanE in charge Of tsis oil ard well Enn1a i.-,I.
1 tuition are regular ETstUafe8iE medicine md surgery. Yr~,
q EI9RTivnre in the treSiEeBI Of CLrUEIs nf.FssFz have paSts
their XII and ability 50 uErh superior to that Of she oTIT1arT
Psetitane-, that tAey have acquitted a Lau0zaI -Te.ytsit7a
through Their ilesinsbt q complicated eases.
t&plSGRETL0R or EXPOSURE Prc4ue-
EIlH.s' a syELil4 S:gi.Cr!hSa, Gi.st, StFid8rr, C3tEIIs, Al
throat, Skia Or bear, tTSsfEd with success, on tcisrtTer rim
eiplEs, without U=ins Mercury or other Peiasa,uE MettriB,r
E1 ~ aud those OF nis4Ie are Who n Tus
EzE2IG~ frriEg frnn the elect Of sFrrwatos.
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