Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1882-08-15
Spirit Of getterspn.
Oharlestorn, Je1ersOn County. We.. Va.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST is, 1852.
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS.


For one Of the best assortments of Tobacco
and Cigars, at low prices, go to DALaARN's.
Do You WISH TO PuRIry THE svsrnM and get rid
OF Biliousness? lfso. use Thayers Liver Pow
ders IS eta. Sold by druggists.
The BEsT LIvER AND KIDsEy REGULATOR. and
gentle PurgaGve known, Is Tha yer's Liver Pow
der's. Sold by N. +. Henderson. Charlestovn
A FIRE company, composed Of excellent ma
terial, has been organized at Harrisonburg,
Va.
Dyspepsia, heart burn, nausea, indigestion,
etc, are always relieved by Browns Iron
Bitters.
Always remember, when you are in need
of Shoes, to go to DALGARN's, who sells
them on very short profits.
The Republican Congressional Convention
for this district will meet at Fairmont, Au-
gust 24th.
ENTIRELY SAT1sFAcroRY.-Ladies wishing
perfume that Gombines novelty delicacy and
factory. Ae'S e'''ts-
''The live man is always to be found in
'front.'" is not intended to apply to funeral
professions.
HEADAcHz, NEnvoUssRss. cos7lvrsEss or Chol-
era hlor bus are cured with ThE Liver Pow der,
and only coat 25 cts. Sold by druggist every.
where.
Rev. I. Randolph Finley, formerly of Ball.
tlmore, died Thursday week, near Macon Sta
tion, Orange county, North Carolina, of par
alysis, aged 72 years.
The Toledo co., Bee says: Col. J. Dorse
Alexander, editor Barnesville (Ga) NcUs,
has been cured of rheumatism, by the use of
st. Jacobs Oil.
The Camp, mocting for Berryville Circuit,
NJ. E. Church South, to be held in Morri-
sons Woods, has been postponed from Au.
gust 10th until August 18th.
Samuel Fulliauer, prominent citizen of
Lewis county, West Va, was found dead in
public road Tuesday with bullet-hole
through his body. 1t is believed he was
murdered.
The Monument to the Confederate dead in
Prospect Hill Cemetery, Front Royal, Va,
is now upon the pedestal erected for it, and
will be unveiled on Thursday, the 24th of
this month, with imposing ceremonies.
A DIFFICULT PROBLEM SoLvED.-The dcsire
Tor stInulants is becoming m"nStrous evil and
reformers. Parker's Ginger Touic fairly soivos
the difficult pro b!cn. 1t invigorStes body aud
health and happiness to many desolate homes
Enquirer See other column.
A the last session of our legislature Law
was passed that if any person shall permit
the Canada thistle to grow to maturity on his
land, whether owned or occupied by him, he
shall be fined not less han five nor more than
ten dollars for each offence
SLEErLEssNEss, NExvousxEss CANNOT Rre,
WELL at night, tired in the morning on rising,
siuggish, pain in tho back, which arises from I Be
Kidney. with highly coIornd urine if allowed 10
'tand to be thick, attended with burning whom
voided. Thsyer's Liver Powders will cure you.
oaiy rs Is es"'s: soI5 By druggist n F, Hendsr.
Prof. w. J.. Wilson, Of the West virginia
University has been named by the Commis.
sioner of Agriculture as one of tho Commis>
sioners or board to gather agricultural iufor.
nation for that Department Of the Govern
ment. Congress has appropriated some $780,
OOO to deiray the expenses Of this work.
A valuable horse, the property of w. E,
Anderson, was shot while running on the
commons few weeks ago. It is believed
that MIR. A, is to sustain the loss of this tru-
ly valuable animal through the negligence
OF the town Sargent, who allows boys to car
ry aud shoot fre>arms within tho limits of
tho corporation.-Harpcr's Ferry Messenger.
The Wheeling Register publishes confes.
sion from Nj j ohm Scarlott, the wife of sn iron
molder OF that city, to the effect that she had
on three different occasions obtained infants
from the Pbiladelphia almshouse and success
fully palmed them off on her unsuspectine
husband. The first and second died, but the
third is pretty little girl of five years, to
whom its 'parents" are greatly attached.
Colonel Robert Baylor. of this county, has
threshed about one-third of his entire cron
of 100 acres, which averaged 81 bushels per
acre, and is willing to take no less for his
whole crop. James CoyIe, on an adjoining
farm, threshed Cos bushels raised ON IS
acres. Nat Willis says he is not willing to
take lose than 30 bushels per acre for his
whole crop, and thinks it will average more.
[Shepherdsiopn Register.
| INFLUENCE OF THE Se11 on HEALTH. in
huenae of the soil upon the health of those Iiy-
| Ing upon it. is brouRh out very plainly durinr
the prevalence Of epidemic diseases. That ma
iaria! diseases (like intermittent fevers) orig
inate from the soil, is already accepted: and re-
GENT GENT inVestleatieDs show pretty conclnsively
that the germs of Cholera, Abdominal Trphus,
Yellow Fever. and the plague are in some way
connected with the soil. which is daily corrob-
Grated By lcsters from all parts of the country,
Stating the marvellous effect Peru"a has on those
diseases. and in their oonvalescent state John
z: r.. Courtney, Of Cory, Pa. saws: II am still
getting better, thanks to your Psruna and Mon
al'"." See page 81 in ellis of Life"
SENATORIAL. MR. Pnhrru