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ESTABLISHED 1844 CflARLlSTOWN, W. VA.. TUESDAY. DECEMBER 19. 1882. NEW SERIES, VOL. XVII
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OFFICE IS "LEE BALL" BUILDING.
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Paid alter the year expires 8.00
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? " PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Batiob.V [W. t. WlLIOI.
Baylor* ?fes Vv ilsoiXi
ATTORNEYS AT LAW. *
Charle.lown, Jofferaon Co., W. Va.
HAVING anociited for the practice of Law.
? Ill regularly attend all the Conrta of Jeffer
aon and Berkeley Coun tie.. sad attend to other
la* baaineaa in thfc'Slate of fVeet Virginia.
39~Speciitl attention riren to coll.ctiana
-March 28, 1876.
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Jamas H. Gbove.] [Foeubbt W. Brown.
Orovo efts BrpwJii
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Charlcatown, JcfTeraon County, W. Va.
1TAVING associated- for the practice of Law,
* 1 will attend to cases in the diflerent Courts of
and .Maryland. Attention eiven
"to Pensions ?nd alicU>Miof Claims against U.S.
Gororument.
W-"Special attention to Collections.
. March 26. 1S7S.
T. O. Oreen,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Charlestowsx9 Jelfef-son County, West Virginia.
WILL practice in -the Courts of Jefferson and
the aeighb'orine counties, and in the 8a
precne Court of Appeals of West Virginia.
Office in Law Building on George street, *n rear
of the Court- Houee.
A ngust 5, BSS?3m.
Xsnao Fo-ulte,
Attorn y at Law, and Solicitor in Clianeery,
Charlestown, Jefferson County, W. Va.
PRACTICE'S in the Courtsof Jefferson,Berkeley
and Morgan Counties, W. Va., and in the
Courts of Frederick, Clarke and Loudoun Counties,
? Virginia.
Deed*. Leases, Wills, fcc., neatly drawn, and
collections promptly msde nnd promptly remitted.
Office in Paradise Law Buildicer. Corner oi North
George and Liberty Streets, in eaid town.
May 7, 187S?6m.
JAMES D. BUTT,
A.ttorney Xxaw,
HARPER'S FERRY,
Jefferson County, West Virginia.
February 8*, 1876-^.
DaSIEL B. LoCiS. E. W. BXD1NGER.
T.-nnafi xs&x X3 o c3Li nscor,
A'ttorncys and ConuNuIlors at Law.
PRACTICE in atl the Courts oi Jefferson and
surrounning counties:
Auguati)t I SSI.
*7 WM. H. T1UTKRS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
CltarlcatoKu, J?Gerson Co , W. Virginia,
WILL practiceinVhe District Courts of iheUni
ted States foftke District of West Virginia,
particular ^attention paid to cases in Bankruptcy.
July 3<J, 1670.
SAMUEL &. C. SlOOIllS,
ATTORNEY AT I.avf,
Berryrille, Clark* County, Virginia,
Vxo
CliKOIi MOORE,
attobsw ax law,
Charlestown, JefTernn County, Weot Vs
WILL undertake casts jointly in tbo Courts of
both of said Count
May S3, 1872.
Dr. Wli. IV.eill*
PHYSICIAN ipD BURGEON,
Ofuirf($(oicn\ U*e.s? Va.
Ornc* ? Main Street bolw Charles, south side.
tt^r- Nigfcroal?a should b A actio at Taylor liou?e.
November 29, lo*sl
DU. J. I). &AUKY,
Chafestowu, Jeflorson Couiy, Ifest Virginia,
HAVING resumed tbe praijee ol *?*edirine : of
fers iiis Professional serWes to the public.
Office next door to reaid^ce, near corner of
George and Main Stredta.
January *25, IS76?y.
dk.cTf. fjike,
PHYSICIAN AND UJilGEON.
OFFICE in Paradise Law Yiildieg, corner of
G^of?re and Liberty Sis.
Octobers. lerjft?*y.
DR. (1. T. RlCUAjpSflN.
PHYSICIAIT AND SyRGEOIT,
CnARI.ESTOWS, IV. MtGlNlA.
July 1. )B75-<f.
Jefferstm Carriagdfactory.
JOHN E. ML
H W
entered into co p**
CHA
oil tlie .djoioit
towo, one doOl
f?ctiouery ; tn<i
S0S8
. rupocl
?ro la
fUr. 1
5 A ( 15 s
0?* ALL 0SSJGK8,
ger*' ygy,:
In a mtRB?r acceptabla tu porcha?*r* Ad c.adii
able to experienced Vor'kmen..
REPAIRING done in the beet mtotr and a'
abort notice, aod *riih the beat material
JOHN R. BILBERT AgONS.
November 1,1SS1
Jv-^ice's iTotice.,
U" AVINCr qnaliBcd and j-iven bond a a Jur
X3-touo the Pcace I am t? ?w pre \ii io
pivV-.^riot to the il'- i-.'h of n ;>n. >.
All Claims piap<tlia tuv Hands f-r (* #ciii?n
according toshall have0 :?*? cU?Ai?|ri< ,v
tion.anri prompt^rnttiros in ado A* the ft*- di
- roctrt- Persojia-wwfiwr cu!lecri<wis ?c- **.Ift?g
- to law, a?<l pnxitpt retnrus made, w?
their orders oarried out.
JJ&o* Carrefty 'defaced - or partly d???.
will be redeemed by the U. S. Treasury. ...
endeavor to ^ULve-mxoh redeemed when jTced
in my bands, Aoknowle Igments t<> d. ickrjd
other obligations. &o.. taken at my office. a ih
comer of the Mukcfc-House, out ran< o to Vth
in St ou Hall Givo me a call.
JOIi:: AVI?;
Jane It. l^gl?if. Jn<*ttfce m ' .?> Per. J
^tavo
yed
ill
Pool and Billiard Sa?oJj"
Orer store-room of flr H. H. Ccokef ??. ^
next door ?to store of Mr. W. (I., k
Mai* St.. Cha,U?? Carrel1
ELEGAPLli.^J.^-^^ . ?
oojMtSwJKflrTitted op, every appointtne
r yjjgBo 1 o ? s^bi'd rules for -i be corn lor < of* pleH
e-fforced
Bar ia'/supplied with Ltqaors of every d<
ascription?(it the beet quality.
WINE?, WHISKIES. BKANDIES. AM
Baltimore and Rochester Beer?
All of the boat. Will furnieh from thia dnte. at mj
'place of businect, the best Rocbct'.er Beer, at
'$1.00 per dozen.
<. Fayette b. sou df.f.8,
Basement Jefltrcon Building-.
August 2, 1531.
AUCTIONEER'S NOTICE,
I OFFER ray eervicrB to lho public as an "Auc
tioneer." I will be pleascii to render service
anywhere in the Couaty of Jeffarson, and at
reasonable charges. I have taken out Licenot
and will ffi?e prompt attention to tb? husineta.
D. A. PHILLIPS.
Chariestown, January 17, 1S**2 ?ly.
A GOOD variety of Chewing' and Smoking" To
bacco on hand at nil time* , uleo Pipes of tb<
different makes JOSEPH 11. EASTEHDAY.
FARM Bells, a go oil article, for aale bv
JOSEPH H EASTERDAY.
DOZEN Quart Tin Fruit Cane for vale b]
JU" JOSEPH H. EASTEftDAY.
A SUPERIOR Brand of Tomatoes for sale by
JOSEPH H. EASTERDAY.
BALTXMOEE CAEEB.
Grand, Square and Upright
PIANO FORTES.
rpflKSE instruments have been before the pub
J- lie for nearly fifty years, and upon their ex
cellence alone hare attained i?n
UNPURCHASED PEE-EMINENCE,
Which establisbesthesn as unequaled in
TONE,
TOUCH,
WOBKMAKSHIP &
DURABILITY.
Every Piano Fatty? Warranted /or 5 Years.
SECOND-HAND PIANOS.
A lerpe stock at all prices, constantly on hand,
comprising some of our own make, bat slightly
used. Sulo Agenta for the celebrated
Smith AmericanOrgans
AND OTHDR LEADING MASKS.
Priceo fcnd terms to suit all purchasers.
WM. KNABR CO.,
204 & 206 W. Baltimore Sc., Baltimore
October 19, 1682?ly.
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIANOS !
HIGHEST HONOES
Over all Amoricau and m&ny European rivals at
the
Exposition; Paris, 1S7S.
THE STIEFF F1AK0
Combine*, io a wonderful decree the Essential
qualities of a pericct instrument, namely ;
BRILLIANCY.
BWEETNESS,
EVENKi OF TONE,
FAULTLESS ACTION,
HAS V TOUCH,
ARTISTIC riNlHR,
EXTREME DURABILITY.
EVERY PIAKO IS A WORK OF ART.
Perfect in Design
Porfeat in Workmanship.
Kictraut in Appearance.
A larfje assortment of Second hand J'ianoa al
wevsoahcod. General Ajreni far Burdett, New
Ko^rIa?d, Palace, Sterling and TV ilcox and White
OrgMio.
Piano* and Orf?aa fold on monthly inatall
mcsta.
Send for illustrated piano ororetn catalogue
O!I AS. M. STIEFF.
No. 9 North Liberty Street.
June 27, 18S2. BALTIMORE, AID.
THE PLACE TO BIT DRY GOODS!
FALL Oj
L8?.:
Hamilton Easter & Sans,
NOS. 10;), 201 and 22:3 BALTIMORE SI'S.,
BAX/TISSOUE, ED.
I VB
FtHRK above firm have been Tsmvrferfl.sTobberrt
I :?riH R-tniiors of DRY GOODS FOIt OVER
FIFTY YKARM. Their pro.su:it laiiro trade has
b<-?M built up bv fair dealing and se!l<u& only
such goods as will urnvc satisfnororv to the pur
chaser and bo funnel ??f full value for the prico
p.iid. The piieeof every article is marked i??
plain figures. and the inexperienced bnyer pays
t'?? same price as those fully acquainted with
tlie value of ootids. Our stock of
SILKS. DUKSS GOODS. WRAPS. LIN
EN GOODS. MOURNING FABRICS,
HOSIERY. GLOVES & SHAWLS
are etitirelyof our own Importation. ^Ve lisiv?
on haml u very extensive assorttnont of
Domestic Cotton Goofls,
FLANNELS. HI.4NKETS,QUILTS. , \
cojjkorts, lace curtails VJ*
UOODS rOR SIEN8 WEAR, fcdf
.jSM
be
wwboIUm
" iiheil SfLS Js H ^iiuoo or economy.- + ?i"i.|
orner .i|?trn?ttd to oupshre cnniiorfuil io rs.'.ii
tisb.a ?nfistact. tjrTDiMucw. VT? *enrt- s.inip.,...
by mail fr^?Tor4eli?i'?>>: in ordorin# oIq<i?o-'h4?i<
eLtss of gaotWdwriKt. ff,
. HAMIt.TON,E.t5TfiK.<fc (sor
Qot-ohfr 3V 1S*3 -8m.
AEMSTE02TG, C ATOS & 0<
11 '^M^n'ufJP^SV. Baltimore St.,
JEAtfTmol^HP.
Kibfioos, ilSifllnery,
AND
STKAA^ GOODA
WHITE GQGDS & LADiES' HESKWEAS,
NOTIONS AS1> HOSIERY.
ORDERS SOLICITED.
Octobor 18, I6b2? |y.
Goodyear's Rubber House.
rxiHKIK Stock of Rubber Ouods consist io perl of
?T,, W; Bjots, Shoes, jewelry. Air
Piltows, Invslid Cushions, Sportsmen'. Lrg-gins.
uloves. Horse Covers, floor MtttyBuffy ' Aprom,
Combs. Nursery Sbeelinjtv DnUs.'Silk EUs
tic Stockings. Air ~-J^a,er Beds, 8yriuSes,
Nipples, Bru^'-?3&81*pir?. Bibs^Toj e,
juiSAf/iER WATER PROOF CLOAKS
for Ladies. Knsmrtled Duckeand Drills, Machine
Bflunf. Hose, Packing, Wagon and Car Springs,
Cotton and Woolen Factory Supplier, Lscaand
Picker Leather Cord Clothing,&c., iurnubed at
Manufacturer?* prices. Any article in Rubber !
made to Order at Short Notice. Ladies Especially
invited to examine theae Goods. The onW place
in the City where repairing of Rubber Goods is
do i?. Rubber 8oles put on Leather Boots and
8b >es. Prices Lower than erer sold in this City,
and Goods Guaranteed as rapresect.ed.
Goodyenr'* Rubber House,
TOWNER, LAKDSTEEET & CO.,
Corner Baltimoro and Charles Street*,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Septf ruber 12. 1SS2 t.Tl.
II. llion Lucas,
WITH
TUGKE1 & CO. ,
Wholesale Dealers in
II .A. T S ,
U6 W. Baltimore St., BALTIMORE, MD.
ill be pirated to see his old friends and ac
itances when viaitine the city.
ft. 12, ISS2 ?odJlh 3m
Agent for StiefFa Pianos and Organs.?
hi and see tbe *atupie at my store. Will be
pe*p for Cash, or en time tv? preter?d .
JOSEPHH EA8TERDAY.
OGNA Saupap-e for *ale at
JOSEPH H E \STERD A Y'3.
l Cups and Saucors for sale by
.30 1681. H.8. DALGARN.
HAGEBSTOWN CARDS.
1882. SPRING 1882.
Lioweristein Bros.,
ONE-PRICE
CLOTHIERS & TAILORS,
No. 7 West Washington St.; Hiigeriluwn, Md.
WE bare, since oar Spring Opening-, metwith
more encouragement than' we could possi
bly expect, in consequence of our increased pa.
troa&ge we are enabled to give to the trade thead
?saiag-e ofTarg-e buyers, Every- article sold by
ua is marked in plain figures/so that thechildc&n
buy af cheap aa the parent. Our object is to aell
piles of goodo'at
JR.oel?-33ot/to:m. Prices.
j.? We are not satisfied Uriihemail business We
are larg-e buyers and therefore get tbe a-ivrntsge,
because we can buy by the. case at the-TerT lowest
poaeible mark We alw?y'a make it a rule to un
dersell all. We want to *ire to tbe farmer, the
; merchant and the working man the opportunity of
I buying Cheap for Cash. Always remember our
prices ere so low that we can't bo undersold.
When others sell cheap we are still cheaper. Our
own .make of. clothing are fast taking the lead.
Tbeao goods are all our o*n cat and designs;
twenty two yearaofexperience warrants ua in as
suring our patrons that we can giro them original
I styles of garments for Man, Boys and Children,
elegant and perfect in fit, superior in workraan
sh:p nod at no greater coit than ordinary g-ocda.
W e solicit your orders.. We will pot be underiold.
Note our pricea. MKN.'S 8U1TS Men's Fancy
Cotton Mixed Suit ?3.75, Men's Fancy Union.
C&ii Suit 05 00, Men'a Light Cheviot Suit '06.00,
an All Wool Casaiciere Suit ??* 00, an All Lifrht
Wool I'heviotSuit ?9 fll) Our Own Make $1000
Suita take the lead ; Our Own Make S 13.01) Suits
are nobbv ; Our Own Msk.i 914.00 Suita are t09y
nice. Our Own il/ake glGOO Suita are daisies;
OcrOrn Make Ko^Jish :$ 13.00 Suits are the finest
[ out Wo have ?uit? at 11 prices marked ia plain
fijfurea. Hoys'Suits from S3.50 up to 312 j\OhlK '
1 drone* Suits ano Kilti from ? 1.75 to $8 00 ,Our
' Stock of Blue piann^lp in cotnolete in evorrHe
spect. Note prices. ??6 50, ?7.50, ?S.50. g 10 0Q-,
5^12 00, SI3.00. wa'ftrantr-d fast colons; fit s-u^r
anteed. Give us a enlr and be convinced. Polite
t and attentive salesmen to wait on you, if you buy
or not. We are very reaoectfullv vonrs,
LOWENSTF.IN BROS ,
One-Price Clothiers,
No. 7 Wrst Waahington St., Hageratown, Md.
May 2. 1882_
B. F. Beck.] [Lewis Deumauteb.
Beck & Delaniarter,
OHice and Yard one ?toor West of C. V. R. R. Frt.
Depot, West Franklin St ,
1IAGKBSTO W N , jid.
MAJJUFACTOUFite *od Doalor. in all kiad?
and descriptions of
Building Material,
Such aa
doohs. sash-glazed and un
glazed, outside and inside
WINDOW DL1ND3 & SHUT
TERS.
Door ami Window Frames
for ail Description of Houses.
FLOORINGS, SIDINGS * mouldings. SHIN
GLES. LATH. JOISTS AND R4FTEKS.
All at t.ow-edt Caafc Pricea. All ordora promptly
attended to.
June 20, 1882 ? ly.
J A3. R. McLaughlin.] [Chablei II. UuaBKaT.
When you sfo to
11AQEKSTOWN
STOP AT THE
Baldwin House,
(Opened Sept.cmVer 1. 1890,)
Entirely new. First-claee. in every respect. Sol
id Walnut Furniture throughout- Gas in every
room. Running Water vpon each floor
Mclaughlin & Herbert,
October 12. ?y. Proprietors,
now,
D. 8. HUGHES & CO.,
a T the old stand, corner of Main and Law
cY ronce eta., and net: I7 opposite the Bank ol
Cfa&rlcotown, tare added to their usual supply of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,
a nice line of
UEADY-MADli CLOTHING, BOOTS &
SHOES. HATS AND CAPS,
which arc offered at the very lowest price?, and in
which purchasers may find rare bargains.
Uacon and Flour always on hand. Country Pro
duce taken in exchaagt'lor pood*.
D. S HUGHES X CO.
December 13, 18-81? v.
rjlHK undersigned is giving liis sole afctontiou
. c to the
LUMBER BUSINESS,
at- Roadside, Rockingham County, Virginia, aud
has facilities t'or tilling orders of jmy extent and
groat variety. Ho'commandsforests of growing
timber of the very best quality, and milling ca
pacity to meet. the most extravagant ilemuuds
of this section.
Orders for Lumber for .
Uu^lding; Puj-poses,
out in siie-ajid liniBtrt to nicer Tlie (U-ranndij of
Btnlctjrmrt'others, Jilted promptly aji'iii wmie
witl^tvliicli no oUrsv person in the Valley' oi
Virginia- cijji r-MiifStne Hiicix'SsUi "-- ''
I* A VINO'^orthftiad t(i? Store and Slock of
t Eby I will continue the'tame
line of Dullness a; bis old stand. I offer a fine
assortment qf
GROCEIilEi7, 'SUGAR- COFFEES,
TEAS, SPICKS, SYRUPS, AC.
Also a large stock of
WOODEN WAKE. C110UKERY & SALT.
I solicit the patronage of my friends and the
public, and arn sstirSed they will find my stock of
prime quality ana my prices very low.
April 15 1879. < U.H. C'OOKR.
BQDB & DOBD,
31 West King Street, MARTIK6BURG, W. VA. ;
DEALERS IBI A LL KINDS
Agricultural Implements,
FERTILIZ13ES, SEEDS, &C.
Snperior Drill, Milburn Wsgon, Oliver Plow, j
Meadow King Mower, Parry Spring- Harrow, '
Nichols, Shepard & Co. '?Vibrator," Corn Shel
ters, be.
October 10, 133*2.
cheapest
September 5
SPECIAL NOTICE.
HAVING Fold uiy stock of Goods to the Shen
andoah Milling Co , 1 baye placed all my
accounts 111 the hand^of .Forrest W . Ilrown, Ee>Q.,
for immediate collection. Those indebted to me,
therefore, wili please ir.ako s?-ttleui<v.t at. once
May 1G, 1SS2-1f. XIMBOD TftUSSKLL. '
For Sale.
purposos. 011
Honso For
Wiltshire,
April 4.
011 band about 50,000 fetfe of Xo.
li'ack Oak Fencing Plank: also
Lumber suitab<o for building
ir Wiltshire's ^School
applv to "Jno. Wm.
now oa the prenUse*.
JNO. M. COYLE.
Celebrated Webster
Thimble Skein Wagons are the
the Parmer. For sale br
BEALL BROS, ?c PHILLIPS,
MEDIGIITAL.
Noted Men !
Dr. John F. Hancock,
late President of the National Phar
maceutical Association of the United
States, says:
"Brown's Iron Bitters has a
heavy sale, is conceded to be a fins
tonic; the character of the manu
facturers is a voucher for its purity
and mcriicinal excellencc."
Dr. Joseph Roberts,
President Baltimore Pharmaceutical
College, says:
"I Indorse it as a fine medicine,
reliable as a* strengthening tonic,
free from alcoholic poisons/*
Dr. J. Faris Moore, Ph.
D., Professor of Pharmacy, Balti
more Pharmaceutical College, says:
"Brown's Iron Bitters is a safe
and reliable medicine, positively
free from alcoholic poisons, and can
be recommended as a tonic for uso
among those who oppose alcohol."
- Dr. Edward Earickson,
Secretary Baltimore College of Phar
macy, says ?
"I indorse It as an excellent
medicine, a good digestive agent,
and a non-intoxicant in the fullest
sense."
Dr. Richard Sapington,
one of Baltimore's oldest and most
reliable physicians, says:
"All who have used it praise its
standard virtues, and the well
known character of the house which
makes it is a sufficient guarantee
of its being all that is claimed, fcr
they are men who could not be in
duced to offer anything else but a
reliable mcdicinc lor public use."
Boonsboro, Md., Oct. ra, iBSo,
Gentlemen: Brown's Iron Bit
ters cured me of a bad attack of
Indigestion and fullness in the stom
achy Having tested it, I take pleas
ure in recommending it to my cus
tomers, and am glad to say it gives
entire satisfaction to all."
Gao. W. lIorraiAu, Druggist.
Ask your Druggist for I5rc\vn's
Iron Bittf.rs, and take no other.
One trial will convincc you that it
i3 just what you. aecd.
A Druggist Cured.
ammmmm
bold by
April 4, 1SS2?ly
;ifl a?d i'ovcr, ^yvpe^sia,
[jKIliouc Col!G,t'o?st2po
Psi^i^tiUou of
eincsa, Tta'pfd JLit-cr, a:;d
iXorltlbSi li' you do hot "f?cl
[lepUl stimulates i'.cstomach,
ite, imparts vJpor to tl?o system.
:*rt, m.j
Lo IrrcA
ri1,"aeZf
ithactyVjti
-ZfcOT ?ir? }Fofc-<teri years I liuve
r to^J)yspepr1ft,Ct<nsnpution er.d
talxig-yoorimlSjfrcrc recommended
llhcia (bufc^? Jj trie faith). I ant
nun, navd Jfcou appetite, digestion
Ex. (stool^rHfS goro, end I have
?ounrfs fcoliaileaiv >'.Clity arc"wortli
MNWiRE of all kind* made and repared at
JOSEPH 11. EASTERDAY'0.
Is composed of Herbal and $I'?oiln^ii:ous proil
uotii,Tfbiou pcrnic&ld the bu>;attt)>cu oftiie
3Ltin5a, ci[?cctoratca *li? acrid malScr
that collect* iu tlie linmehiul Tubes, 11 ml forms ?
coothlug coailn^, wuiuh relieves (he ir
ritation thitfc cau-lvi ti.G cottsh. It demise?
t!icloi?r;y ot* ?.'?! iiujiuritiec, f.tr?afjtl>?:3
thectM'hcu enfeebled by disease,"invigor
ates tho circulation of tbo biood, nnd braces the
xiorvous system. Glightccids often end !n
ccswumpticnj. It is ur.u^e>:ous to Kesjlcct
tiveic. Apply tlx? remedy promptly. A
tvsstof tvnuty yeirs warrants tlio assertion that
xioremei!y has ever been foui(d?hatisn3
prompt in irgcJfectenn TijTT'S EK?SS7fl8?XT.
Asiatic docs raises tlie piilegm,kuLxUich
i:ifbiinm:i(ion.p.:id its u*e npec-.Idy curts lliexno-6
obstinate cough. A pi casmit eovdlal, chil
dren {nice it readily. Tor Crouw It *3
iiivaluaMe nr?d should ho in orj?rviamil?.
In gr?*?. and Si Bottler. * "
Remember that stamina, vital energy, the life
principle or whatever jou iu?y choose to call the
reiitunt power wbicb battles against the causes
cf disease and death, i* the gerund safeguard of
health. It is the ga?rison of the human fortress,
and when it waxes weak, the true policy is to
throw in reinforcetnecte. In other words, when
such an emergency occurs, commence a course of
Hostetter's Bitters. For e?l? by liruggista and
Dealers, to whom apply for tfosictter'* Almanac
for 1SS3.
GEO. T. LIGHT,
Charlestown, W. Va.
Spirit flf |tffersinu
Cbsrlestovn, Jefferson Coanty, West Ya.
TPK8BAY MORyiXG, DKCKMBKH 19,1882.
PEN, mg AND SOISSQBsT~
Send ns in a load of Wood.
Koaooke, Ya., is to have an opera hons*.
Pine lumber for Sale. Sao advertisement.
Anthony Trollope, tho English novelist, is
dead.
If yon want a good pair of Gum or Leather
Roots or Shoes, go to Dalcjabn's.
For one of the best assortments of Tobacco
and Cieurs. at low prioes, go to DaT.OARN'8.
Do von wish to VuRiFT'lftK System and gef rid
of Bilionaneas?- If so, use Thayer* Liver Pow
ders 25 els. Sold by druggists.
Tbi Best Liveb -axd Kiojbky Regulatob. and
gentle Purgative known, is Thayer's Liver Pow
der'#. Sold by N. F. Henderson, Charleatown.
Tbe Germans have ten Representatives in
the next Congress, of whom eight are Dem
ocrats and two Kepublioans.
A friend to tho rich and poor. A medieine
that strengthens aud heals, is Brona'g Iron
Hitters.
Hkadachk, Keavousitxas. CusTiVExvaa or Chol
era Morbus are cored withThayers Liver Powder,
and only coat *25 cts. Sold by druggiat every
where.
Gen. Goergo Macdonald, tbe "father" of
the liritish rmy, has reeeDtly entered bis
99th year, and is slill hale and hearty.
Tho Pittsburg Sunday Leader quotes : Mr.
Martin Karg, Silver Cr?ek, Minn., cured a
badly wounded horse with St. Jacobs Oil.
New walks are being put in the Luray
Csvcrns, and ibey will ho lighted by eloc~
trieity every day during tho entire winter.
Loss or Appetite, loss or Gxnoy, lometfmea
attended with a dry hacking cougb, somctiuies
costive, a looseness of the bowels or pain near the
region ol the heart, cored with Thayer's Liver
Powder. 2& cts. is not much.
Tho Kanawha Gazcite cays lhat Messrs.
Quarrier, Kenna, Mathows and Herford will
ouch go into the Senatorial caucus with tbo
votes of that section pretty well divided
among tbeni.
The "Woman's National Christian Tem
perance Uuicn" declares in t'svor of the abo
lition of (he tax on whiskey ! They prefer
to have "freo whiskey" rather than that tho
government should have any dependence on
whi?kev for its sunnort.
S LSBrLEflBSSBS , N EE VOUSN EO0 ,? CA5WOT RB8T
Wxll at night, tired in the morning- oa rising,
alug-ginh, pain in tho back, which arias* from the
kidney, with highly colored urine if allowed to
ataad to be thick, attended with burning when
voided, Thayer's Liver Powders will cure you.
Only 25 ceuta. ?o!d by druggist N. F. Hender
son. Charlestown, W. Va.
Miss Lou. Kirby, a young lady of Afton,
Albemarle county, Va., was struck by the
engine of a Shcuanilouh Galley freight train
a (ew sights ago, .while trying to cross the
high railroad bridge at Waynesboro', knocked
off and instantly killed by the fail on some
rooks below.
An exchange in commenting upon Bob
Ingcrsoll's prediction that General Sherman
will be the next President of the United
States, says : ,4If B ib's gna=se9 on religion
are no closer than bja guesses on politics, ho
will bo sighing for' ioo water about half a
century hence.**
If the Democrats and Anti-_Monoprl:sts of
Nebraska should Combine to i-loct a United
States Senator next month tho lucky candi
date will be "a bigger man th in fid" Mabonr,
for the latter will no longer hold tho balance
of power between tbe two parties, end tho
AntUMonopolist will.
The Mondny before Christmas, tho 1,700
employes of fT-vmiltoQ Disston & Co., of Phil
adelphia, will each be presented with a tur
key, and none of the fowls will woigli loss
than 14 pounds. The aggregate weight will
not be Ices than 23.000 pounds, and the gifts
will cost about ?5,000.
Mr. .John M Miller, one of iho bost farm
ers of Frederick county,.Va., drilled eleven
acres of corn last spring, and is so well sat
isfied .with the result, that he will repeat the
experiment on a larger scale next year. He
thinks land on wluoh ten barrel* is ordinarily
raised pan bo.niade^to^prodnca from fifteen to
twenty barrcli- by this system.
Do not bo deceived, about large Stooks of
Goods and low prices, but go to Geo. H.
Hagley's and satisfy yourself that ho has tho
goods yoil want for Fall and Winter tt Prices
to plcaso you. Bear in mind that ho keeps
a grand assortment of Ladies, Misses and
Children's Shoes, and everything in Boots,
Shoes, Clothing. Hats, Caps, Underwear,
Gloves, Hosiery, Canes, Trnnks, Satchels,
Shawl Straps, Tobacco tod Cigars, that men
and boys want. Cor. Charles & Washington
St.
VlMPLES.
I will m?U ( Free) tbb recipe fora simple Veg
etable Balm that will remoreTan,Freckles,
PimplCS and KlotCiies, leaving; the skin soft,
clear and Iteaoti.'ul : also instructions for produc
ing- a luxuriant growth of hair on a bald head or
smooth face. Address. inclosing 3c. stamp. BEN.
VANDELF & CO.. 1*2 Barclay St.,N. Y.
February 21, lSWJ-ly.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The advertiser having- been permanently cured
of fhat dread disease. Consumption, by a simple
remedy, in anxious to make known to his follow
sufferers the means of cure. To all who desire it,
be will send a copy of th? prescription used,( free I
of charge,^ witb the directions for preparing and |
using- the same, which they will find a sure Cure
for Concha, Coida, Consumption. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Jtc. Parties wichiug the Prescrip
tion, will please address. Rev. E. A.WILSON,
194 Penn St., Williams burgh, N. Y.
February 21, 15S2?>y.
ERRORS OP YOUTH,
i GENTLEMAN *bo ruflered for years from
i\. Nerroas DEBILITY, PREMATURE DECAY,
and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will
for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who used it, tbe recipe and direction for mak
ing the simple remedy by which ho was cored.?
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertiser's ex
perience can do so by addressing in perfect con
fidence. JOHN B. OGDEN,
Feb. 21,1S82?ly. 42 Cedar St.. New York.
A CAP.a
To all whe are suffering; from the errcrs and in
discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de
cay, loss of manhood, Jcc., I will send a recipe
that will core you, FREE OF CHARGE. This
great remedy was discovered by, a missionary in
South America. Send a self addressed envelops
to the Rxv. Joseph T. Ismms , Station D..
York Cily. Aug5,1802-ly.
The Wheeling Rrgi&(er has favored ns
with a oopy of its Calendar for 1883?one oi
the most handsome and durable we have ever
received.
Will some of onr patrons please send as t
some W 001). -We need it nucb.
POETICAL.
A CUB-BENT INCIDENT.
He was swine in? on the gat??
Shs bat cautioned him to wait?
And'h* waited.
Roar flitted, came (be not;
Fled bis patieuca, and be sot
Aggravated;
"I will give her a surprise,"
ThiB he muttered?and ha tliaa
To her winder.
And he warbled. "I am here.
Ceiua and comfort me, my dear?
My iielinda."
Tben lie scooted, taking not
All the components of what
Robed big body.
And tho oar that sot and chewed.
Winkrsd shy, as if ho"knewod"
It was sU'xtdv.
MISCELLANEOUS.
[From the Clarksburg News.]
LETTER FEOM THE HON. D. B. LU
CAS.
Who Sustains Our Position With Further
Evidence as to Jefferson's Tieics Upon the
Presidential Term, of Office.
Coarlkstown, Nov. 20, '82.
To the editor ol the Neics: In your last
issue I observed a very able oditorial on the
subjoct of Mr. Jefferson's viows upon the
Presidential term ot office. You thoroughly
rofute the idea that ho himself- desired, or
would have accepted a third tirin. You might
have gone further, howover, and added that
he originally advocatod an amendmont to the
Constitution, prohibiting the re-eligibility ol
tho President. In his Memoir, to be found
in the first volume of his Correspondonoe, bo
says i "My wish thcreforo was that the
President should be elected for seven years,
and be ineligible afterwards. This term I
thought sufficient to cnablo him, with the
concurrence of tho legislature, to carry
through and oatablish any system of improve
ment he should propose for tho gonoral good.
Hut the practice adopted I think is bolter,
allowing his continuance for eight' years,
with a liability to be dropped at half way of
tbe term, making that a period of probation.
* ******
* * * The example of four presidents
voluntarily retiring at the end of theireightK
year, and tho progress of public opinion that
the principle is salutary, have given it in
practice, the forco of procedent and urage,
insomuch that should a president consbnt to
be a candidate for a third eloction, I trust be
will bo rcjeotcd on this demonstration of I
bilious views."
Such was Mr. Joflersoo's opinion, and such
his testimony that Washington, Madison,
Monroe, and himself had all voluuterily re
tired at tho end of two terms. The modern
idea that every inoumbent of an executive or
legislative office is to hang on to it with tbe .
tenacity of a bnll do? nntil liis jiws ore pried
open with a crowbar, isdistioptiy anti-.Jeffer
sonian, and must bo swept away in the pro
gress of the Revival of Jcffcrsonitn _U< ani
onic;. which is now matching forwajd with
tbe atrido of a civic revolution.
Very Respectfu'ly,
Daniel B. Lvpab.
The fugitive lyrio, "Stonewall J.okMn'a
Way," has been chtecuied by many lb? bcHt
poem of its oliaractcr produced iu tVo Sooth
during the lite war, and there ii|v?;rj?|p(|'
frequent inquiries oa to its probabn author.
Duubt on this point eecms to liava [ '
last removed, for in the New York'
of yesttday Dr. Jpl n Williamson
a distinguished scholar and writ,
bis authorship of tbo prern jn
a correct version nf which ho
the World. Dr. Palmor says
this sonj: ntOaklinfi, Alleghany c
to the tune of the'guos of Antiot
he oould hear as he wtoto." DrrJ
^.native of Bultus'oro, havjng h
this city in 1825. Thus it appr
of tbe inost notohlo Confederate
written, by Baltiraorcans, Mr. J
being also a native of this citj
venerable parents still reside.
[Baltimore Sun
A decision' has been renckrod by the
United States Supreme Court ia tbo lit sale
ease of the United States, plaintiff in error,
against Gen. G. W. P. O. Loe, ion of Geo.
R. K Lee and president of Washington and
Lee University, involving the title to the
tract of land in Alexandria oounty, Va.,
known as tbo Arlington estate, in favor of tbo
Lee heirs. The caae was brought before the
Supreme Court by writ of error to the Cir
ouit Court of the United States for the ?as>
tern district of Virginia. Tba judgment of
the oourt bnliw, which was favorable to the
restoration of the property to the Lies, is
affirmed.
Otm Newest Arrival is a large and su
perbly made stock of Ladies' Cloaks, DoU
mans, Saqucs and Coats. These goods were
purchased ospecially for me by an Agent, at
an Kastcrn Bankrupt Sale, and 1 can offer
them at prices lower than the manufacturers,
rangi g from 81.50 to an all Wool handsome*
1 ly trimmed Beaver, at $6.50. I can gnat
| antee them to be elegantly made and Brtt
Utass in every particular. Call at once if in
need, as they will sell rapidly, at the Twin
Fronts. J Goldsmith.
Lire Agents Wanted.
To Ball Dr Chase's Recipes, or la formation for
Everybody, in every coonty in the United Statea
and Ca lada. Enlarged by tbe publisher to 649
paffee. It contains over 2,000 household recipee
and ia auited to all classes and conditione of so
ciety. A wonderful book and a household eecta
aity. It ?? !? at sight. Greatest inducements
ever offered to book agents. Ssmple copiea asnt
by mail. Postpaid, for 82 CO. Exclusive territory
given. Agents more than doable their money.?
Address Dr. Cbue'e Steam Printid* Bocsa.Ann
Arbor, Michigan. Oct31'g2-3<a.
Rdv. Dr. Chas. A. Dickey, pastor of tbe
Calvary Preabytorian Church, Philadelphia,
has lately adopted the custom of wearing a
gown in the pulpit. Be says be ha* adopted
the plan at the earnest solicitation of several
members of his congregation,.and that three
other Presbyterian ministers of Philadelphia
h&vo adopted the same custom
"By actual merit the famous substance, St.
Jacobs Oil, has steadily woo its way until it
is to-day the national remedy for rheamatism.
Lawyers, physicians, clergymen?all use it."
[Cincinnati (Ohio) Daily Enqyirer,
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BOOK NOTICES.
PRTKnsev's Magazine for Ja:: uary is just out.
ft marvel ol oaoty, tha most costly, evidently,
ever issued. There are two onrivailod sleet eu
cravings, "Cherrr Rip*."- auo "Psyobe Liaten
lin to the Flute." a doubte-8i*ed!colored steel
fashion plate. uoU some thirty other fashion
patterns, designs in embroidery. crewel work,
ate. Tharo are iwouOyeleU, "ThePrefes-ional
BM?tv.l,br Frauk Lee Bouoiliot. ami "Rule or
Ruin." by lira. Aon S. Stephens, besides several
complotea stories. Tbo reading matter is iti
creased also, there being one hnqdrcd and fonr
paKO-t iu the nnmber. Ptttrton, iu short. is
cheaper and better (lian erer for 18S3. The
prieeia still only 32 a year. To clubs itia as
toniahlnely low. Specimens tent, gratis, toper
sons wishing to pet np club*. Address Clio*. J.
Peterson) SOC Chestnut St.". Philadelphia. Pa.
London* QuABTant.Tr Raviaw Wo htcye re
ceived tbo Ooteber number nf thia valuable
publication, from tha toonard Saott Publilhlutt
Ce..4l Barclay Street. Nevr Talk, and timl it on*
of the most attractive af. the series wbioH has
appeared,in a lone time Its r<\atente are
HoniyBreHneaaJhisTimeh j IT. Th.Sr "
Commentsrv and Canon Cook; III. Grfee"
tare: IV. Tanban and Hodem Sirres i
New Religion of Nature ; VI. Tue Fiali
of London: Til. Oxford and {be Pn
VIII Ten Years of Italian Progress;
Pu?ej aad the Church i X. The J untitle
Lord Benooafi-ld's Policy.
KbiNBtrao'a Reti*w.-We ure In recei
July number of this Review. "the com
which will be found te be exeaptlonally,
It is from the Leonard Scott Publishin
pauy. 41 Barclay St., K?w Yoih-: G
Full of the Monarehv nf-Cbarl?s I:
cicut Architecture of India; Sir John
on Ante and Bees: Moiley'aRemlnisoen
land Navigation: Sluilli-y ami Mary;
Haligiou ; the Egyptian Rebellion.
tbi EliOCUTieSXST'8 Annual. No.
issued by John B. llechtol.Stc'y Nationn
nf Elocution nnd Oratory. 1410 Chesti
Philadelphia, for a eopy of which w<
thanks, contains pieces suitable for
days, eobool exhibitions, lyci-nms,
School gatherings, <&c. Paper edition. |
35 cts.; cloth, 75 cts.j green and cold, SI.
Tub American aoricui.tusist for December
comes to our table filled with fine original en
gravings. nnd inlor*stius and valu&bla reading
matter, which make it a rich number fer its
hundreds of thousands of readers. Piiao,$l.M
a year.
Gnv J
Wheeling
U Jajktou
before the
Don't Betray Confidence.
Treachery is a detoftablo fault; therefor*
let nothing tempt you tn botray > scorct con
fided to your honor. What il the friend who
once trusted you, and tcli you all the sorrow
of his heart, has brcoroo your enemy 1 You
are still b und to keep your word inviolate,
and preserve locked in your heart tho secrets
confidentially inado known to you. A man
of prinoiple will never betray an enemy. Ho
holds it a ohAsuan duty oaves .to re * *' '
in good faith was pUoad in bis
While the Albanian* ?f?ra atV
King of Maeedon. tbey interespted ,*|
that tho kip
pi*- i ??
oot ba read <
thorn to rave#
liana it waa a criminal
of Ihooff^ r
try Hnri
A
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iojuro
No
ojoim;
is no
destini
loader among tho Dcmocratio masses of tho
Ststc. If no cit'.zon of the Second Congres
sional district is pelcctcd tn wear tho Senato
rial toga. let Governor Jackson be taken
from tho Third diatriot. He will surely wear
the mantle worthily and well.
[Martimlurg Statetman.
A Rkuarkablk CxtK.?Vr. Burtmna?Dear
Sir: I am induced by s mum ?( dntr to tbeaaf
ferinc to make a brief statement of year r?
markable sura of rnvaelf. I waa a moat miser
able eufTerer from the varioaa abuoying and dis
tressing diseases of delicate peraou*. wbiab
canaed me to be confined to my beat for a long
time, bciue too weak to even bear my weight
apon my feet. I waa treated by the moat rep
utable pbysiciasa in onr eilv, eocb and ail aay
me they could do nothing far me- I bad siren
np all hepee of over being well. In ibis ceudi
tion I began te take jonr Mmnatin ud I'ttuna.
and, I am meet happy to par. in tbree nentbs I
waa perfectly 'well ? entirely cured wltbent ??f
appliances or bapftertof any kind. Tonrstraly,
Mrs. iiknet Ellis,
We. 600 Scott street, Milwaukee, Wis.
Those >hinga looked upon by the trust
worthy eyes, more deeply impress the mind
than those which arc merely beard ly the
ears. Therefore, you should call aud see for
yourself the beautiful things that are kept on
hand, and for sale at a small profit,? Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry of the latest styles, all
fresh stock,' come and see them. No trouble
to show goods, whether you buy or not. Re
member the place, tho Bosa Watobmakcr and
Jeweler of the county of Jefferson. Work
repaired when othera fail to do it. Look for
the Big Sign?H. A. Burton, Watchmaker,
Main street.
The next Senate of Virginia will probably
be Democratic. That body is composed of
forty members, twenty-ooe constituting s
majority. Of the bold-over Senators thirteen
are Democrats, and at the late election the
Democrats carried eight of the diatxieta in
which elections are to be held next fall,
whilst the vote in several other district* was
very elose.
The best preparation of iron ? doctor ean
prescribe is Brown's Iron Bitters, lecanee it
doea not injure the teeth as other iron medi
cines will.