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ESTABLISHED 1844. CHARLESTOWN, W. VA.,
VOL. XV, NO. 50.
Spirit of |cficrsDit.
PUBLISBED WEEKLY, BY
George W. Haines.
A
OFFICE IN "LEE HALL" EU1LB1XG.
TERMS 07 SCBijCKIPTlOX.
,ld In Advance- 52.09
Paid wltUln the jeer 2,50
Paid after the year expires 8.B0
To Clubs of 8, In Advance, an Kxtra Copy.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
'???? Batlob.] [W.L. WiLioit.
y loy tto "VVUbohi
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Charles town, Jefferso.t Co., W. Va.
HIVIKG associated for the practice of Law,
will regularly attend all the Courts of Jofler
aon and Berkeley Counties, nnd attend ta other
law business in the State of ?Fest Virgini*.
(fc?-Spocial attention given to collsctiens
March 2S, l?7S.
Jamss H. Gbove.] [Fob best W. Bbows.
Qrovo efts' Brown.
- ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Charlostowa, Jefferson County, W. Ta.
HAVING associated for the practice of Law,
wilt attsad to cases in the dinsrent Courts of ]
West Virginia and Maryland. Attention jl?a
to Pensions and all classes of Claims against 0.1.
Government.
Jt9~8peclal attention to Collections.
March 26. 1873.'
Xsaao FonlsLo,
Attorn y at Law and Solicitor In Chanccry,
Charles town, Jefferson County, W. Va.
PRACTICES in the Courts of Jefferson .Berkeley
and Morgan Counties. W. Va., and in the
Courts of Frederick, Clarke and Loadoun Ccuniiss,
V-iqpima. *
ueoda, 1.eases. Wilis. &c., naatly drawn, and
collection* promptly mad* and promptly remitted.
Oince in Paradise Law Building. Corner ol ?fortb
George and Liberty Streets, in said town.
May 7, l873-6m.
?1AME&8 I>. BUTT,
Attorney at Xiaw,
HARPER'S FF.URY,
^ Jaffers >n County, West Virginia.
February 8. 1876?tf.
Daxul B. Lucas, Blacbsubn IIcchkp.
Charlestown, W. Va. Martinsburg-, TV. Va.
L?TiJLcas cto SugJioia,
Attorneys and I'cuiiM-Ilors st Law.
PR ACTiCE in all the Courts ol Berkeley and
Jefferson Counties, W. Va.
July 17, 1175.
W3L n. TRAYKBS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Cltaresiowii, Jrflterso" Co , W. Virginia,
WILL practicein the District Court* of tbeUni
tod States for the Districtnf W eat Vtryiuia.
Particular attention paid to cases in Bankruptcy.
J sly 30. 1S70.
"SAMUEL J. C. MOORE,
ATTOttSEY AT LAW,
B?rryeille, Clarke County, Virginia,
AKD
OLEOS MOGRE.
ATTORN EV AT LAW,
C.barleatown, Jefferson County, West Va.,
IJt^II.L undertake cocoa jointly in the Courts of
bmb ol said Couuties.
Mjjy Jg. 1372.
MARSHALL StcCORHiCK.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
JtEKUYVlLLK, VA.
\ \ ILL practice in fja Court? n! Cl'arkc, War.
' ? run and Frederick counties, Va., and iu
JcfI?r?on couutr, W. Va.
BoAriil atteutiuD ?ivcn to collections.
OSce Between <?rifli ?b'? sore and the pjsiufiice.
July ?. 1 SSn- y.
St 3. MiILL*
ATTOEKEY AT LAW,
?M2PHE80?T0WN, WKST VA.
PVRTICHLAR nttrntion |?a id to the roller tion
of claims, la rojt^?'.?d craves, will hnve tbt*
a?aistaoc? of Mr. Andrew E. (v<Dticdj,of CharJce
Offi ^e opposite Adams' Hotel.
February 17. 1SS0 - I7.
"W ^5. 15 TJ 3* TV 35 T 1" ,
.1 astice oftlie I?eace,
Cueiw:??in?erof Cirouitaad County r?!?rt'?.
OC?e iu Second of ft?r:*rith JJwildrnp.
crsr Lizki A: Meckel Fa i?rug S ;?i a, C..*i 1 jb
feb. 18, 1S7? -lr
DR. J. ft. STARRY,
Chileatown, Jcflerson County, West Viryitvi^,
|_| A YJNft resumed the practice ol Medicine ; of
S t fera hie Professionalservices to tbo public.
Office n?xf do or to rcsideoco, near coruer of
George and Main Streets
January i5, 1 V7 6 - 6m.
I)?. C. F. I'Ol'KE.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OFFICE in Paradipe Law Building, earner of
Geo'e?* end Liberty Sts.
October S. Is7B -ly.
DR. C. T. RICHARDSON.
PHYSICIAN AKD SURGEON,
CKA RLKSTUff N , IV. VIRGINIA.
July 1. IS75?tf.
9 J'AJM'.HgVTTTTg* f ????? ???? ?- ?risl? ?? ' ? ?pT? i
Ge?rge C. S Ssotsms,
ForjnerJy ef Wnodeboro', Md,
rilffiSIX CARRIAGE WOIIKS,
BerryviUe, CUirlse County, la.
THE nndfriigscd continues to receivc orders in
bis line for all kinds ol Carriage Work, Ke
pairs,&c., al his shop, on the Turnpike loading
to Millwood. Having: enlarged hin capacity for
the production of the bi??t work in every style, he
feels coufidoct of his ability to please, and only
nsk yoa to call and see me before purchasing else
where, as I am determined (o furnish work and do
Sk\l kinds of Repairing a t as lilt le profit as can be
done anywhere, and as 1 buy all my stock of first
haods I therefore feel satisfied that 1 can sell upon
as advantageous terms as cny other shop that
makes it a business. 1 k?rp on hand as far as
practicable, and make to order all kinds of vehi
cles, such as
CARRIAGES G? EVERY VARIETY!
SHIFTING TOP BCGGIES.
PHOTONS, ROCK A WAYS, (all styles)
SPRING WAGONS,
with or without movable Tops, 8ULKIE8,
(SLEIGHS, &c. And I am alsopreparcd to inanu- j
factum HEARSES of any liocr'ption. 1 will I
guarantee, all work ol my zr-auu.'.icture for the j
space of one year Any work nor coming- up
to my representation, I will make pood without '
one dolUr'a cost to tbe party burin?. 1 will also
take in exchange for all NEW WORK, oJd Car- \
riages, Buggiea, Sic., therefore to persons who
wish to patronize
HOME MANUFACTURE,
I offer an inducement for them to buy ol me in
proud of going abroad, as there can beassubstan- '
dial work put up at homk as elsewhere.
f can negotiate with parties for work at their j
faomes if desired, if within a day's drive, upon
notifying me at this place. i
Thankful for tho liberal patronage extended to
roe from Clarke, Fauquier. Loudoun and adjoining
counties. I respectfully ask a continuance of the
same. I await further orders.
GEO. C. THOMAS.
Phcenix Carriage Works,
Doc. 10, 1S7S?y. lierry ville, Vs.
TO OUR FRIENDS Ai\l) CUSTOMERS.
THE undersigned having this day associated
themselves as partners in the Grain Business,
are prepared to handle all grain bought by them
with disoatch, and will offer the b-*t prices for
Grain that the market will allow.
W. F. LIPP1TT.
B C. WASHINGTON.
THUS. B. WASHINGTON.
Jnne 1. USA.
SHANGHAI Blacking at 6 cents a bex, the
cheapest and hest in town. Sold by
MERCHANT & MITCHELL.
TQE nines t line of Toilet Snaps in town bv
MERCHANT Si MITCHELL.
May 1?,1B*Q.
EAI/PIMOHE CAEDS.
I
Grand, Square and Upright
. PIANO FORTES.
THESE in3truTn?-nte b?T? been before the pub
lic for nearly fifty yeara. and npoa their ex
oallence alone hare attained an
TINPUB CHASED PEE-EKIKEKCS,
Wkicb aat&feJubc, thctu aa auaqaalcd ia
TCHE,
TOUCH,
WOSKHAIfSHIF &
dueability.
Every Pi*no Fully Warranted /or 5 Years.
SECOND-SAND PIANOS.
A largo ?t?clc at all pricea, con?tantl?on hand, :
comprising eomc ol our own make, but aSigbtly
moo. Sole Agents for tbo celebrated
Smith American Organs
ANn OTHDb LVADING MAKK9.
Pricea anJ terms to ?uit all purohaaera.
W.\J. KNABE ?- CO.,
591 & 296 W. Baltim or St., Baltimore
October 19. 18gQ?ly
A. W. HAW1?W,
with
T. D. Marshall & Go.,
63 VY. Fayette St., BALTIMORE, MD.
lliMPFACTUSBne OF
CARRIAGES, TGP & NO-TOP BUGGIES,
&c. Good work at low pricea. All work fully
warranted for twelve months, Correspondence
solicited Write for descriptive price list.
April 27, lb'SQ? It .?
RBaitfoy Siossse,
BALTIMORE, AID.
?
THE?MALTBY? is the only ITotcl ia Balti
more conducted on both tbe
AMERICAS A XI) EUROPEAX PI. AX S.
Owing to tho decline in cost efroanv articles
appertaining- to our expenses, the rates of board
h*ve been redcced to
02.00 and $2 50 ptr Day on Hit American Plan, and
$ 1.00 to 3*2.00 nil the European.
r.ctnp the only Hotel in the country having- at
iboso nt??
FIRST-CLASS PASSENGER
X3 Hz jKB ~S7~ ^ 'X" O K. ,
aud all modern improvement*.
C. 11. HOG AN.
A pri! 24, 1R77- y. Proprietor.
H A GEE STOW TT CAI?D8.
JaS. K. AVCi.A UGHMS ] [CliA2LSe H. H2B3EET.
. Wh?n yc*2 jro
II AG 12X2
STOP AT THE
Baldwin House,
(Opened September 1, 1SSW,)
Ectlr.-ly ncv. First-cl*** in ovcry respect. Sol
id Walnut f'nrnitsiro tbrouglu-ut Gt< in every
room. Eutwuuj Wg*ei upon each floor.
JJcLaCOKLLN & UKU* 1EUT,
October 12. 1*^0 Cm. Proprietors.
Gassman & 3iro.,
Dealers in
GKOGERIES, ^
que;:xswake,
GLASSWARE,
WOOD AND WIJ.T.OW WAIlE,
Flour, Grain, Dried Fruit,
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEEB,
GSyfsTSY FRQCUCE GENERALLY,
Ko 2 East Corner Public fqiare,
Ilagcrstowis, Hid.
October 12, 13S0-tm.
George Updegraff & Son,
Wholesale Manufacturers of
O I. O T II I N G ,
(tIovgSj Furs, Hats,
AND
TEXTS' FURNISHING GGGI?3.
\\rrz have me bands io onr monu factoring de
>> partmouts, and our poods are sold only at
One Price and For Cash. Every article we offer
the public has ibo price marked on the same in
plain figures. We do Merchant Tailoring and oar
own nuke of R-arty Mad' Clot hi tip is rqttal to the
boat found anywhere. We dave 200 Patterns to
solect from for suits lor cu?tom-cut work.
CSOO Kendy-Made Knits
FOR MEN' A NO BO VS. "CAN'T TEAR 'EM"
Over alls, 75 cents. Our Ct'lTINU DK PART
WENT is under tho charpc of a New York citv
Designer who cuts to fit the sh*pe of the pcroon,
and second to cone among- the professional arts
in thia branch of industry who rut and desien
uoat, comfortable fitting as well as tasty,nobby
and artistic garments.
HATS AND CAPS in all their different Styles.
Seventy Different Stylet of Glavet?our own mike.
Onr 50 Cent Unlaundried hito Shirt bents the
world. All kinds of Shirts. Collars. Cuffs. Shirt
Studfl, Sleeve and Collar Button*, NECKWEAR
in one hundred Different Styles, Suspenders,
Handkerchiefs. Cane Umbrellas, and everything
known to Gentlemen's or Youths* Furnishings.
Fancy Robes, Jiuffalo Jfobrs. Sfeigh% Buggy
a"d Horse J1/an kefs in 30 Varieties.
LABIES' ATTD CHILDREN'S PUES,
? Fun A Stored, Cle?n-d, Repaired and Renewed.
Tho inducements we offer are the articles yoo
want and th* price of the same.
UPDEGRAFFS, Manufacturers,
Opposite **i?aldwjn House.'*
Oct. 12,1380 ? 1y. Haprerstown, Md.
r?vy ?v.m r i mi i ? i I , j wi?
W. r. LIPPITT.] [B C. WASHINGTON.
LIPPITT & CO.,
General Commission Merchants.
DEALERS IN
COAL, TYGGD, LIME, LUMBER, SALT,
PLASTER, &C.
AGENTS FOR
BRADLEY. Sr. % FOWL, PATAPSCO, GRANGE
MIXTURE AND LISTER'S.
r'sio * x>el^th:s.
TERMS CASH Oil PRODUCE.
0^- Office, S\cuuol SIreet and Railroad.
Maj S, IS77?
K0TICE.
CCUSTOMERS wanting- Prescriptions filled at
J Niyht can find mc at nny hour after 10 o'clock
by calling: at my residence, on Main street, op
posite the M. R. Parsonage. Respectfully,
June 15, 1 S3?l. ROBT. D. MITCHELL.
r|"*HE Youn* American Corn Sheller nnd Sepa
X rator, the most popular machine in nee, for
snlebt HO/iACE BEALL A. CO
BUY the Rur.fcsyo Wheat and Sard Fsn. It is
the cheapest, aod dees its work rapidly and
well. HORACE BEALL& CO.
LAFLIN A RAND Powder, for safe at mana
iacturer's prices to the trade, hv
Sept. 7 HORACF. BKALL * CO.
i 1 OBER & SON8' RELIABLE PHOSPHATES
\Jf ? for p* hy
Sept. 7,^0. HORACE BEALL & CO
*?& TKAVELEBS.
Fall and Winter Schedule
HARPER'S FERRI & VALLEY BRANCH
J5. & O. R. R.
Commencing Nov. lo, 1830.
EASTWARD BOUND.
* 615 637 631 635 633
Stations. A. M. P. M.
Leave Staunton, 1 i OU
A. M.
Harrisonburg, 7 CO 12 00 5 20
Ml, Jtckion, 9 11 135 7 11
A. M.
Strasburg, 6 40 11 66 2 25 8 43
M id d It town, 7 li 11 66 2 a3 921
A. M.
Winchester, ? 00 8 20 1 60 3 30 10 05
Charlestowa, <47 9 60 5 26 4 30 1 1 21
Harper's Kerry 7 12 10 30 4 16 4 65 12 00
Martinsburg, 1160 11 5e 7 34
P. M.
Frederick, 8 33 2 50 6 05
Hagerstown, 8 35 12 25 8 55
A. M.
Washington, 9 45 1 25 7 2i) 6 60
Baltimore, 10 50 2 35 8 35 7 50
No. 633 rnns daily. All other trains daily ex
cept Sunday. No 605 connects at Straaburg with
trains to and from Alexandria. No. 605 dines at
Alt. Jackson.
WESTWARD BOUND.
633 640 610 636 613
Stations.- A.M. A.M. A M. P M. P. M.
Le. Baltimore, 7 10 8 00 4 20
W aabingrton, 8 35 9 10 4 35
i Frederick, 6 40 6 45
j Hagerstovrn, 9 25 6 35
Harper's F., 315 715 1115 1 30 8 05
! Charleston*, 3 53 8 05 11 31 2 10 8 29
P. M.
Winchester, 5 17 10 43 12 29 4 35 9 20
Middletown, 6 56 11 66 12 5 s 6 23
P. M.
Strasburg, 6 23 12 36 1 21 6 00
Ml. Jackson, 8 00 2 67 2 46
Harrisonburg, 10 00 6 00 3 60
Arr Stnunton. 4 50
No. 63^ dailv. All other trains daily oxcept
Sunday No 610 connects at Straeburg with trains
to and from Alexandria. No. 610 dines at Alt.
Jackson.
T. FITZGERALD.
Snpervisor of Train?, Winchester, Va.
W. M. CLEMKNTS.
Master of Transportation, Camden Station.
November 16. 1880.
Shenandoah Valley E. H.
Clianc:? of* Time,
Taking Effect Nov. Stb, 1SS0.
Philadelphia time (five minotea faster than
Haltizuore t'mej
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Daily, except Sunday, gundcY.
Slatiooa. So. I. No. 3. No. 6. No 1.
A.M. P.M. P.M. P.M.
Hoftcratown..-....- I I 20 3 60 7 00 4 30
St. James.. 11 34 4 0B 7 16 4 45
Grimee F. 11 43 4 14 7 24 4 64
Snarptburg 11 67 4 26 7 S6 5 US
P. M
Sheplierdf town 12 28 4 33 7 65 5 15
Shenandoah J.?Ar. 12 47 - 0 . c , ? .
Phenandoah J.?I.e 1 00 4 56 8 15 6 a'
Charlestuwn 1 15 5 10 6 30 6 43
Ripon F. 1 30 6 24 8 45 6 02
Fairfield..-- F. 1 33 6 30 8 53 6 10.
Berrvvillo 1 47 6 39 0 02 6 20
Boycevillo 2 05 5 65 9 20 6 35
White Poet 2 15 P. M. 9 3D 6 45
A*hby F. 2 25 8 40 G 55
Cedarvlilr F. 2 35 9 60 7 *5
Riverton 2 45 1 Ci 00 7 14
Front Uoynl 2 63 lo 0? 7 23
.Manor F. 3 06 10 71 7 33
Bcntonville 3 26 10 41 7 ol
Milford 3 40 10 55 8 0&
Luray (by sta^eJ A r ....
P.M. P.M. P.M.
TRAINS GOING NORTH.
Dtiily, except Sunday. Sunday.
Stations. No. 2 No. 4. No. 6. No. 8.
P.M. P.M. A.M.
Luray (by stage) Lc.
Milford 5 40 4 60 6 45
Doatonville S 61 5 04 6 52
Mauor ,..F. 9 14 5 24 7 10
Front Koyal 9 27 5 37 7 20
Riverton ;... 9 35 6 45 7 29
Cedarville F. J? 45 fi 56 7 31
A nhby F. 9 63 6 P6 7 49
White Poet A.M. lo 05 6 16 7 59
Boyceville 5 45 10 15 6 26 & c9
Berrv ville 6 03 10 33 6 43 8 24
Fairfield F. 6 13 10 43 6 63 8 34
Kipoa -..F. 6 21 10 51 7 01 8 41
Charleatown......... C 35 11 05 7 16 8 57
Shenando&h J.?Ar. 6 60 11 20 7 30 Q
Sb<?n?ndo?h J.? Lh. 7 00 11 25 7 40 * 14
Bfoepherdato wu 7 15 11 41 7 65 9 3#
Sharpeburer .... 7 3l 11 57 8 07 9 39
P. M.
Grimes.... F. 7 43 12 09 8 19 9 51
St. James 7 62 12 19 8 29 10 00
i/nrerBtovu?Ar... 8 08 12 35 8 45 10 15
A.m. P.M. A.M.
CHARLES P. HATCH,
Gen'l Froight end Paes'r Ager.t.
JOSEPH H SANDS, Superintendent.
November 9, 1850.
"Western Maryland K. R.
Taking Effect Sunday. October 24, 1S30.
( Baltimore' Time.)
LEAVE BAGERSTOWN,
Daily excopt Sunday,
6 *20 1. M. Through Pacsenerer? arrivo at Bal
timore 10.35 A.M.
11.45 A. M. For Waynesboro and intermediate
points.
2.IS P.M. Miil?arriving at Baltimore 6.40
P. M.
ARRIVE AT HAGERSTOWN.
7.15 A.M. From Waynesboro and intermediate
points.
12 55 P. M. Mail?leaving Baltimore ai 8.30
P M.
S.S5 P. M. Through Passenger?leaving Balti
more 4.30 P M.
J. M. HOOD. General Manager.
B. H. GRISWOLP, Gen'l Tickct Agent.
November 30, 1SS0.
L.L'JL ?? ? SEgM ? CT
Levi Baker, -
BRICKLAYER AND STONE-MASON,
A 2? D MA5UFACTU&ER OF
MACHINE BKICK,
Charlestown, West Va.
MY old friends and the public generally are
informed (bat 1 am prepared to do all kinds
of Brick work and Stone masonry at the shortest
not ico, and atn also prepared to contract to fur
nish N O. 1 BRICK for building and all purposes.
Thanking my friends for the patronage bestowed
upon me in the past, I still solicit a continuance,
and to new orders promise the most prompt and
careful attention
Angnel 31, l?S0 J LEVI BAKER.
THE BEST.
MY BAR is supplied witb I.iquor, of ererj
description?of the best quality.
WINES, WHISKIES, BRANDIES, AND
Baltimore aud Rochester Beer?
all of the beet. Will furnish from this date, at my
place of business, the best Rochester Beer, at
$1.00 per dozen.
fayette b. souders,
Basement Jefftrson Building.
May 27, 1979.
Headquarters for stoves We are
nq* receiving: a full Stock of Parlor, Dining
Room, Office and Chamber Stoves?also the cel
ebrated "Star5* Cook Stoves. Any stove not in
stock will be furnished on short notice. We put
up every Storo we sell and sruaraatee satisfaction.
Prices low. ddke & GALLAHKR.
GO I den sun FIRE-PLACE- DOUBLE
HEATER, irnnrored far 1ssc, for sale by
DUKE & G A W.AHER. Agents,
"j AH HHD CANS.Stove Pipe and Elbows, all
sizes, Sboet Zinc, Zinc Stove Boards, for
sale by DURE k GALLAUER.
O COILS Jute and Sisel Fodder Tarn, for sale
low by dukk & GALLAHER.
SAUSAGE stuffers RcdSaus?r? Grinders?
also Combined StuiTer ?nd Lard Press, for sale
bv DUKE A GALLAHKR.
C10\I, HODS, Shovels, Fire Dogs, Shovels and
J Tones, fo- sale by
Oct. 26, 1030. DUKE k U ALLA her
FREDERICK CITY CARDS.
F U 11 N I T U II E
AT
0. ?. ? ARTY'S,
42, 4* and 45 E. Patrick St.,
FREDERICK, MIX
ON hand all Styles of Fino and Common Fur
niture, for
PARLOR, HALL. BED-U005I AK1)
DINING-ROOM.
Also, Mattraoes, Holsters, Pillows, Rnttar Fur
niture, and all articles to be found in a first-olaas
Furniture Establishment.
Will be q-lad to Quote Prices on application.
March 23, 1880?1 y.
hwswsi
Neuralgia, Soiatica, Lumbago,
Backache, Soreness of ihe Chest, Gout,
Quinsy, Sore Throat, Swellings and
Sprains, Burns end Scalds,
General Bodily Pains,
Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet
and Ears, and all other Pains
and Achcs.
No Preparation on earth equals St. Jacobs On. as
a safe, sure* sltnple and cJmnp External Remedy.
A trial entails but the comparatively trifling outlay
of SO Cents, and every one. suflerlng with pain
can have cheap and positive proof of its claims.
Directions in Eleven Languages.
GOLD BY ALL DEUG GISTS AND DEALERS Iff
MEDICINE.
A.VOGEZ/EK, & CO.,
Baltimore, 3Id,, V. S. JL
December 7, lSr0.
Xs&jsto I;owcnsieixii
MERCHANT TAILOR,
11 Wost Patrick St.. bo low City Hotel,
FRE DE UI c K CITY, M A R Y L A N D.
An crimination of my Stock of Gooc's
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER WEAK,
ia respectfully solicited ; it coinpriacfi a handsome
selection from the choiccst importations of the
eaiaon, embracing
CLOTHS, CA8SI MERER. VESTINGR, ENG
LISH AND FRENCH WORSTEDS,
(.-ashmeres & Cheviots,
ASti
BEAVER OVER-COATITTGS.
?3-Will visit Cbarlestown and vicinity occa
sionally for the purpose ol taking- orders and
measures.
ISAAC LOWENSTEiN,
No. 11 Wept Patrick St , near the City Hotel.
May 25, 1*60?ly.
"The Emma Virginia"
IS A BRAND OF
TOBACCO
but recently introduced to the public, nnd yet it
is outstripping-in popularity many older brands
wh< so character hnsboen thoroughly established.
This brand has been manufactured especially to
meet tho requirements of that c1?j?p of consumers
who urn devoted to the Gravely Tabscco. and it is
but truth to say that it is supplanting Gravely in
many localities.
The Leaf of the ?? Emma Virginia " is Unex
celled in Fineness and Quality, its Chew i* De
licious, while in Aroma and Smoothness it has no
Superior. Sold by
S. S. DALGARN, J. KAN. RODRICK, and
HUGHES A LOCKE, Charlestown, W. Va.
TP. DS. I'opo,
FSEDIBICK CITV, MAEYLAJJD,
April 6. 18S0 ?t Jo n .1 ,S1 Sole A pent.
*^^t^'iga'3g??giE5g?gg
I There is no civilized nation in the Western
Hemisphere in which' the utility of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters as a tonic, corrective, and anti
| bilious medicine, is not known and eppreciated.
| While it is a medicine for all sesBors and all cli
mates, it is especially suited to the complaints
| generated by the weather, being- the purest and
best vegetable stimulant ia the world.
Fot sale by all Drufrjriets and Dealers, to whom
! apply for Hostetter's Almanac for 1581.
*The moit complete institution in tbe United
States for tbe tboroug-b practical education of
| 3 oud? end middle k?cd men. Student* admitted
j at any time.
GO* For circulars, giving full particulars, ad
dress J. C. SMITH, A. M.,
j November 16.1SS0?3m. Pittsburgh.
SPECIAXj notice.
TRUSSELL & I.ONG are selling the Diamond
Shirt, for gentlemen. Just received a large
lot ol Hamburg. Edging- at
TITBSSELL 8c LONG'S.
CLOSING out Cummer Goods at greatly re
duced prices
July 13. 1850. * TRUSSKLL & LONG.
GLASS Fruit Jars and Jelly Glasses just re
ceived and for sale by
July 6. 1880. P S.DALGARK.
RAIN and PURE GROUND PEPPER for site
"* by B.S DALGARN.
November 23, I960.
5?j)iril d( |cfftrsira.
Cliarlcstowii, Jeffcrsoa Connty, West Ym.
TUK8BAT HOBNiX'G, DECKH8EU 14.1SSO.
(JOMLfiUN IO&TED.
November 29th, 1880.
Fellow-Citizens.?The Government has to
buy the material upon whieh money is
stamped, aud you are taxed te furnish tbe
means wherewith ta purchase it. Paper coats,
we will say, (fur the sake of illustration) on*
cent an ounce, and trold sixteen dollars. So
ynu soe that to establish a gold currenoy you
are taxed sixteen hundred times as mueh as
you would be to establish a paper currency
When snoh is the cane, is there any wonder
that times are hard ? In addition to the tax
uooessary to improve and earry on tbe im
provements aod keep in repair, you are taxed
on one or two hundred millions lying idlo in
the Treasury which ought to be paid out,and
| thus relieve us of eo much tax.
There ought to bo but ono material upon
which money is stamped, for where there are
several, just as cortain when the material or
commedity of one of them rises in value
above the other materials expressed on the
faco, just so oertain will it be beugbt up by
the loss valuable, thus diminishing the oir
oulation and increasing your burdens. A
legal tender paper currency, based upon all
the property of tho country, is a safer ene
than one based upon geld aud silver, whieh
is only a part of the property, besides its
cheapness is u>uch more convenient in every
way.
Follow-oitixens, wake up from this slum
ber, this vampire gold has drugged yu, and
besiege Congress with petitions until they
change this iuenhus, called s financial sys.
tem, which will soon reduce jeu to tbe con
dition of tbe people oi Irelasd.
F. A. Lewis.
[St. Paul Pioneer I'rtaa.]
Wn.w we Hate.? We hate growling, no
tntU;r the source or cause and reoommend
herewith the remedy. Use St. Jacobs Oil
aud laugh at pain. It will do the work every
time.
PbterSoh's Magazims, for January, is before
IS, in adrauoi; anil lias eltdone itealf eran-?
Keaidse twa beautiful steel-eueravJn j?, B
doable-else aolored atcal faafcioa-ylnte, aad a
anporb colored pattern in Henri IU. embroidery,
and aotriu half a hundred wood antraviusa of
fa.uiona, vrcrfc-table pattr.rna, e:c., it has an ai
ray of iale?, noveleia, etc., auchaa ia rarely seen
la ?ay magazine. flebecea Hardin* Davie, for
iualanso. liat a storr, one of the inner. beautiful
prrsa idyls eror written. "JosiaU Allen's Wife"
gives n buiBorcvB skflich that. win uiako any
body lantli. There arc two novelet*. both pow
erful, one by Ann 8. St.eph?n?, tho other by
Jaae <J. Aoilin. Beaic^ea these, are other tales,
poetry. etc.. etc A profusely illahtrated article,
ou "London Ih The Season," will inter* at ercry
fair reader. To/jqe S3 a year, with great de
ductions to clubs, nn?t handsome prcmiuKs to
p*rjon? getting ui> eluba. Sproimera s#i;t gratis,
tf writ-tea for, toperaoas wisbiau t? pel up elubs.
Add res* Charles J. Petersen, Sufi Cbestaut
Sfvoet, Philadelphia, Pa.
K. B.? We will farninb Peltrtcn and our paper,
for en? year, for ?8.fi5, cash in advance, totheae
tvis'uiug to ir.ke botii.
Rati?kalT?eat?jkxt. Po?itiv* CuRru ?Dr.
K. V. Pierce, President of tto World'* Dispen
sary M?d>onl Association, is in earnest in soll
inz hi* madisiaes under positive guarantees,
and if anybody who purchases and uses any of
these widelr celebrated remedies, dees sot dc
virc benefit tharefrom, th* Ascceiation would
tike te hear from that pemon with description
of symptoms and bistoiy of case- Organized
and incorporated, as tbe As-jaciafcion is, to teaeh
medicine and ?urg?rr and for the successful
treatment of all chronic diseases and managing
annually thousands of cases through cur orie*
inal method of diaeuosifi -without evor seeing
the patient*, and bavinxr also tbe largest san
itarium in the world for the accommodation of
the more cempHcated caeo*. aid also for purs
iest eas^p. tbe Facoltv fool themselves prepared
to underiaUe hvou tbe mostdisoonraginc casos.
Thov resort to all the best remedial means
known to moderate medical sejenco?neclecticg
nothing. Addrens. W/n-M's Bispnr'sarv M?dic?l
Afsociatien, Buffalo, K. Y , or Great I?aasoll
Street Cuildinrs. London. Huff.
Osb of Til* Most C8?fttl and popular Jour
nals cemiug to our table is the Amtrican Agri
culturist. The number for December lot is il
lustrated with a fell Hundred of Origins] Sn
gravmps and sketches, that convey praotioal
information directly to the mind more plainly
than words can do. About 150 articles and
items are given, inelndirp Woifc mf the Month;
Exposure* of Humbugs; 6rent Grain Exports;
A 82,200 House, with fell Plans and Specifica
tions: Cheap Cisterns ; Kead Culverts, well il
lustrated: Pear Blieht, by PrefaSKor Burrill ;
Good (lints on Colds, and Catarrhs; many
labor-Ravin*; devices and conveniences illus
trated ; full ohapters en fiotiHokaepiug, and for
tbo little folks, cle. Tbe next number will
begin the 4'Jtlt annual Tolntwe. and it should
have a p'aee m eTerv family, in city, viliatre.
or country. Terms, S 1.60 a > car; 3 copies, 94:
4 capias, $5; single number, 15 cents ; one
aoeeimen. 0 cents. Orange Jadd Company,
New York, Pnlilisbers.
A J*astir MaI)K Happy.?I bare been craatly
tr<mblod with ray Vidnovw mid livar oriir
twenty yaais, and dmine thatSBtira tirael wsi
uover free from pain. My medical tills vrcre
enormous, and I visited both the Hot ncidWbite
ganuga? noted for the curative quAiitiosof the
watar.'fl am bappy to say I hd no* a well
man, *?d entirely as tho rasiilt ?f Warner's
Safe Kidnev and Liver Cnre With *ncl> glo
rions resnH* I am only t?o *lad to toatify i'e
cireirg the remedy which has resile me BO
b?rt?*. IBer ) r. V- HirEi.CE.
Coal Eon Crossing, Arkansas.
The great demand now ia for Shoes guar^
Bnteed to give satisfaction in wear. To sup^
ply that demand, 8. S. Dalgarn has jast
received a great variety of .Ladies'. Gent's
and Children's Shoes, aod will sell thorn on
the shortest living profits, guaranteeing
them, and all who know him know be will
do what ho agrees. You will uIbo find in his
stock fine and coarse Boots.
Judging from signs and predictions, we i
are led to believe an extremely cold winter
is approaching, and in anticipation thereof
Goldsmith has bonght an unusually large
stock of Flannels, Heavy Underwear, Over
coats, Ulsterettes and Woolen goods of every
description.
SL*arLES?N*Bs, XHTorncm, Cabkot Rest
Well at night, tired in the morning on rising,
sluggish, pain in the back, which (irises from the
kidney, with highly colored urine if allowed to
? tand to he thick, attended with burning when
voided, Thayer** Liver Powders will core yon.
Only 25 cent*. Sold by druggist N. F. IJender
ton, Cbarlestown. W. Va.
The S. V. It. R. is now prepared to sell
for use ef individuals or families, books con
taining coupons good for 500 miles at 2$
cents per milo. Application for the same
should be made to Joseph W. Coze, General
Ticket Agent.
Tki Bibt l.tvan Attn Kionet Rcodlatoz. and
gentle PnrgatiTe known, is Thayer's Liver Pow
der's. Sola aj N. F. Henderson, Charleatown.
Thav^e's Costcapnon oa CorcH Cuit ia the
beat thin* f->r Coasompti in known, and will care
an ordinary cough in thirty minutes.
Do von wish to Pcbifv the Svst*m and get rid
of Rilionsnets ? If lo. use Tbayera Liver Pow
der*. 25 eta. Sold by druggists.
POETICAL.
HE LEADERS ME
In pant area creen T Ket always ; sometime* Ho
Who knowest best, in kindness leadeth ma
Iu wear/ ways, whore hoavy shadows be.
Out of the Rncshin* iraiss and soft and T?rj
bright.
Out of the Bunsliina Into darkest night,
I eft woolil faiut with borrow and affright.
Only for tl.is-1 know h? hoi,1s at? hand.
So whether in green or desert land
I trast. although I may not understand.
And by still waters t Jfo, not always so:
Ofttimes the h??vv tempests round me blew.
And e'er my senl the waves and billows go.
Bnt whea the storms heat locdost. and I cry
Alead for help, the Master staudoth b?.
And whispers to my sen). "Lo. it is I."
Above the tempest wild I hear Him say,
"Beyond this dnrknese lies tlie perfoot day.
In ovary path of thine I tend the way."
So, whether en the hilltops high and fair
I dwell, or ia the sunless vallevs where
The shadows lie?what matter T He is always
there. ?
And is ere than this: wliore'er the pathway
lead
He gives te me no helpless, broken reed. .
But his own hand, sufficient for my need.
So, where He leads me I oan safely go;.
And in the blest horoafteT I shall know
Why. in His wUdoin He bath led ?s no
M I S C E L L A H E 0 U S .
AN INCIDENT OF NAPOLEONIC
WARS,
rf&N tho memorable yea- of 1814, whcti the
4* allied armiss were eonoentrsted about
Paris, a young Lieutenant of dragoons was
engaged with three or four Hungarians,who
after hacing recaivcd several smart Btrokes
from his suber, mansgsd lo send a ball into
bis shoulder, to pierce his chest with a
thrust from a Isnce, and to leave him desd
od the bsuk of the river.
On the opposite side of tho stream, a boat
man and liis daughter bad been watching
this unequal fieht with tears of desperation.
But what could an old unarmed man do, or
s protty girl of sixteen? However, (be old
soldier?for sueh the boatman was?hsd no
sooaer seen tho t-faosr fall from bis horse,
tbao he aftd his dsughter rowed most vig
orously for the other side. Then, when
thoy had deposited the wounded tnsn in the
boat, theso worthy people crowed the river
apaiu, but with faint hopes of reaching the
military hospital in tiwn.
"Y?u have bean vory hardly treated, my
boy," said tho old guardtitnan to him ; "but
here bib I, who have gone farther still, and
eome home."
Tho ,-ilont and fixed attitude of Lieuten
ant S. showed the extreme agony of bin
pains, and the hardy boatman soon discov
ered that tho blood which wns flowing inter*
cally from the wound on bis left sido would
shortly terminate bis existenco. He torned
to his youthful daughter.
"Mary." he said, "you have heard mo
tell of my brother; ho died ef just such an
other wouaa as this here. Well, now, had
there only boon somebody by to suck the
hurt, his lifo would have been saved."
1 be boat thon landed, and went to look
for two or three soldiers to halp him to osrty
tho offioer, loaving his daughter in charge of
him. The girl looked at the sufferer for a
second or two. What was h?r emotion when
she heard him sigh so deeply, now that ha
was resigning l^e in the flower of his age,
but that ho should dio without a mother's
kiss.
"My mother 1 my dear, doar mother!"
said he, "I dio without?"
Her woman's heart told her what he
would have said. Her bosom heaved with
sympathy, oud her eyes ran over.
Thon she remembered what her father
said; she thought hew her uncle's life might
havo been saved,. In au instant, quieter
than thought, she tore opes the ofBeor's
coat, and the geoerons girl reoalled bim lo
life with her lips.
Amid this holy occupation the sound ?f
footsteps was heard, and tho blushing hero
ine fled to the other cud of tb* boat. Judge
of her father's surprise, as he came up with
the two soldiers, when bo saw lieutenant
S , whom he expected to find dead, open hi*
eyes and ask for his deliverer.
The boatman looked at hia child, and saw
it all. The poor girl came to him with her
bead bent down. She was about to cxeufe
herself, when the father, embraoing her with
enthusiasm, raised ber spirits, and the offiecr
thanked her in these prophetic words :
'?You have saved my life; it belongs to
yon."
After this she tended him and became
his purse; nothing would he tako bnt from
her band. No wonder that with emoh a
nurse he at lcDgth recovered. Alary was as
protty as ibe was good.
Meanwhile Master Cupid, *he is very
busy in sueh sates, gave him another wound,
and there was only oae way to cure it so
very deep it was.
Tho boatman's daughter became Madame
3.
Her husband rose to be a Lieutenant
General, end the boatman's daughter became
as elegant and graceful as bdv lady of the
eourt of Lsau Philtippe.
Bemedy for Hahd Times.?Stop spend
ing so much on fine clothes, rich food and
style. Boy good, healthy food, cheaper and
better clothing; get more real and substan
tial things of life every way, and especially
stop the foolish habit of running after ex
pensive and qnack doctors using so much of
the vile humbug medicine that does yon only
harm, and makes the proprietors rich, but
pat yonr trust in the greatest of all simple
pure remedies. Hop Bitters, that cure,
always at a trifling cost, and you will see bets
ter times and good health. Try it onoe.
Bead of it in another column.
Prom the apppearance of the amount of
goods Geo. H. Hagley has, wa think he is
now prepared to compete with any merchant
of the town. Besidss his immense atoek of
Boots and Shoes, for all ages and clsase*,
we notice a large f-tock of Clothing for Men,
Boy's and Children, Hats, Underwear,
Gloves, Umbrellas, Trunks and Satchels, ko.
Corn in any quantities taken in Exehange
lor Goods.
An Stock of Ciotbirg* for Gent* and
Youth* at CABEEU'S.
5, /-t ,;i ~"j> J i?W
.ADVERTISING RATES.
, .-, .-_,-_n.. -_
*S"\TU A NSIKNT BILLS^-CASH.
Oiiiqura (1 inch or loss,) 1 lol wicki ...f I II
Recti niMjuai iuthioii 40
Oae square, IktM moaUu 4.M
Oas square, six months...?. 6.M
Oh iqaiLrt,o?o;ikr..^.'..T. 10.00
CAIOlDiTM' AmooxcBKKxTa.?For Countj Oi
Rcera, ji.OU; Sutsor CoBfitHitatl, #10 00.
Lt{?l tdr?rtia?m<KU st tb? pablbUJ ralM.
Obituary Holica exceeding ?t e lines, tn casta
par lis*. j s J
tf- Alltraaeiint advertisements dotaad collect
able after tin first insertion.
Liberal deductions mad* for Qaarlar, Ball Ikd
Whols Columns for Annual. ?stai-Aaanal snl
Quartsrl? Adrsrtissrs. ;j,i! T
H-B
WEST VIRGINIA CERTIFICATES.
(Press tlio MartSiilbtfrif Independeat )
The iodioationa an (bat soma movement
may be made this winter both before the
Virginia and West Virginia Legislature*,'
which will renew the agitation and discus
sion of Virginia's settlement or her debt in
1S71- We learn from the London papers
that a meeting te that effect was bald thera
by persons interested in the bonds and eer
tifieates. As a metier of information on the
subject, we re-publish a tijost admirable let
ter, written by Hon. E. Kovd Faulkner, to
the Wheeling Intclligentcr in 1870 : '"*?
TDK (TUT VIRGINIA CERTIFICATR8?A NOT*
OF EXPLANATION FROM 8BNATOK FAULK
NER.
Editors Iatellij/encer.?I hare read your
?ourteous and raspeotfal criticism upon
remarks mado in the Senate ye.
fhe subject of what was at oae
surdly and igneraatly q
ginla Oeit'.ficatea," but
properly known oa tha
"Deferred Certificates
differ from my oonslrac
ol those certificates,
simply mean "that w
from West Virginia A
pay over to the' holds
and nothing more."
never boon tha eonst^
ovidoncos of debt by L
of Virginia. They hi
oenooded that just lo I
aertained indebtrdne*
shall fall short ol the
tificntes (over fifteen million. ^
an immediate liability resnlt to . ,.tian.w
make provision for the residue ef said debt.
It was no purpose of Virginia, in her Fand.
ing Aot of 1871, to repudiate any pertion-of
her then existing debt. She then '-fonded"
two-tbirds of her debt, and left "unfunded"
with the oousont of the bondholders, one
third to await the result af a settlement with
West Virginia. This is all that aha thaa
n*kcd of her creditors,and that was promptly
acceded to her. And sue}>, it seems tp ma,
is the only lags! constructian that aan ba
given to thn oopy ot the certificate published
by you. That paper recognizee an exietiifg
indebtedness hy Virginis; it providee that
the debt shall bear interest at the rsle of six
per centum per annum; that tha Ststa of
Virginia is to bold that propcrtion of tha
surrendered bonds as a part of har nnfandsd
debt in trust for tha holders of tha eertifii
eates, and that they era te ba paid by whom?
Of oourse, by the obligor Virginia, In aa
cirdaaoo with suoh settlement as shall
thereafter ba made betwaea tha State* ?f
Virginia and West Virginia. If apoa snch
a~t!leuient between the two States. Waal
Virginia shall be I'vuad indebted to Virginia
to ths fall amount ol these certificates aha
would rxpect to receive from us in soma
form the suaa noeessary Ho discharge them,
if, ss onr former Commissioners estimated,
that indebtedness be one million of dollar*,
tbon Virginia would have lo aeeoant to hef
creditors for the remaining fourteen million
dollsra If West Virginia was found not
indebted at all. the entire remaining un
funded debt would immediately fall baok span
Virginia. No other view, I respectfully
submit.lias evor been tskea of this nnfandsd
portion of the dsbt of Virginis.and any atbar
view would- impute to that Cammonwaalth
un undisguised repudiation of oae-tbird of
her d'ibt, which has never before bosa
charged upon the Funding Aot of 1871.
It is true, and I recret to see it, differing
from the policy of 1871, the spirit of feroibla
re-adjastuient is now stioog snd tnsy yet ba
triumphant in Virginia; and yet with all
this disastrous influence now unhappily op
erating upon her public councils, I do net
believe that you could get one prominent
member of. the Legislature of that State, to
give the coitiGoates tbo repudiating effect
wliioh your construction would give to th*
Funding aot of 1871.
Very ro?peetfully, ?' "
K Boil) Faui.khbk.
January 24th, 1879.
A Sacrilegious I'ktition Akrwbbkd.
? A dispatob from Reading, l'a, dai?d tb*
24th inafant, soys : Henry Lemon, a yonng
man, residing with Lie grandmother at in*
Temple, a little Tillage five niilea from fiere,"
was arrested last week on tb* charge of hay
ing robbed tbe old lad; of rotea money and
other valuables. While in the office of
'Squire l?utt?, sad before being taken in
prison in default of bail, yonng Lemon be
oame very mueb agitated, and in piteoua
appeals declared his innocence of tbe crime,
saying that be hoped tbe Almighty would
paralyze bim and strike bim dnmb i( lie was
gniliy. Lemon, despite bis protestations,
waa aent to jail, and while there confined
stricken with paralysis. He shortly after
obtained bail aud was tsken to tlie boost.
The sudden and startling answer ta bis pe?
tition haa creatod qaite a sensation in tbe
community where be live*.
"I Am Aia Plstkd Out" is ? common eem*
plaint. It yeu (eel i?, est a paekaee of Kidney-.
Wort and take it and yea will at onee reel ica
tenie power. It renews tbe bealtby action ef
the kidneys.bowelsand liver.aud tbns resterea
tie natural life and strmntb to thewearv bedy.
It oan now be had in either dry er liqeid feilt.
and in either ??is always pr**pt and effleient
in action.?AVti? lirdford btAtidard.
Horses should be watered in the tnofnin^
before they arc fod. A lull drink of water
immediately after being fed is a sure way of
producing indigestion, if not inflsmatioa.
When water is drunk by borses the bulk of
it goes direetly to tbe large iafsstines, and
little of if is retained in tbe stomaeh. Some
old snd worthless horses, by way of experi
ment, were fed with slit peas and supplied .
with water immediately before being killed.
It was fonnd that the water had carried tbe
peas into the intertiuer, where no digestion '
I took plsee at all. '?
lie snre and oall for Dr. Hull'a Cough
Syrnp. if yon are troubled with a bad Coneh 1
or Cold. It will giro yon relief. For sale
by every respectable druggist. I'rice .25
eente a bottle. m
? A number of gentlemen of Philad?l>.
phis have voluntarily raised between them
selves the mm of SI00.000, which wilt bo
presented to Gen. U. S. Grant nt Kb tfaVty
data. '??
I .
? The profpeot of a railroad from P*t*
kerabnrz to Charleston, this 8tate, ia taking
definite shape.
" t--; / J
CARREM, eell* the ??Trerere" KM GtnVei tot
l.nd'e* and linti E'?rj pair warraaled.

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