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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1846-06-05
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The Rrare Non.
81 D. Q. coLEswoErHY.


There is nothing which a truly brave and PER-
seyering man may not accomplish. Heat and
cold, mountains and seas, and sunshine, are alike
to him, when he is bent upon his object. He push
es aheaa--neyer firing or iainting unit II sproud
design IS achieved Whether it be riches or hon.
ors, he permits no obstacle 10 rppede his progress
The histories OF all distinguished men, from Alex
ander to Napoleon, shows that it was energy and
perseverance that made them distinguished above
their,fellow men. And you, young man, if deter
mined i'll your course, Whatever end you have in
view shall be respected and honored Never
permit your energies 10 eiuraber, hut Re ever ac-
tue IN whatever FIELD yoii 6 zsosst TO labor. TO
lag--to stopto donbt--to hang your head in fear,
will prove disastrous TO your best interests.
{. To move along in doubt and fear
And trembie AT the shades of even
What is il, but tomb to rear,
And, stealing 70 il, turn from Heaven!'
The reason why so many turn out miserable
tools-without ambition, life, or even wealth-is,
theirlack of courage and their fear of the world
What has an honest man, or man of virtue and
integrity, to fear ? All are but shadows that look
dark and forbdding before you-and these vanish
before the light of truth and generous ambition
Let nothing stay your progress when you know
you are in the right path--nothing bnt the strong
arm of death-then you will accomplish your
bright expectations, while
- Shadows fly,
And hope beam beauteous from MAR
A of glory fill the sky,
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THY BRorHER.-Though poor, ragged and de-
graded, the outcast is thy brother still. Why
shun and despise him? In years past, kind adj
moniton--a pleasant word might have saved
him. Yet you refused to counsel him and passed
by him scornfully. Now he is but wreck ofhs
former self His ambition is destroyed. his euer-
gy is lost, and ms heart steeped III vice. There
was time, it may be, when his eye was placed
on virtue and his feet wore turned from destruc-
ton. That moment look from you decided his
fate. The lip discern was curled- contempt was
expressed, and away he urged his steps to ruin
Isit pleasant reflection might have saved
soul from vice and infamy, but | refused ~
Ye who have been remiss in duty, who have
not cared when brother erred and persisted,
awake to new life and be not slack in the perfor-
nance of duty. 1t is not too late scores may
yet be saved BY your judcious efforts; your coun-
sells; your tears; your afiectionate hearts and
opened hands, kiss is better than blow--a
tear more efectual than kick-an open hand
far preferable to a cencled fist. Kindness is a
m6rol lever, judiciously used, that will move the
world and raise it to life, light and Joy.
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CarEelrs Western Exchange,
e IIARPERs- FERRY, va.
Dining point OH the BailImore y.
Ohio Es;eiI fsOad.
sJjsfMER ARA

E,SOR the accommodation q Passengers in the
IL Cars,EI viii have ttaiy Tor DINNER Ham,
Beef, Veal and Mutton. Fowls, boiled, roasted
and fried, with plentiful sipply of Vegetables
and Pastry
fare only pa Gents.
Ice Creal:s Cake, JellEes, ,ssid Fruit, and eyers
thing the Baltimore market sill afford, shall a{s
ways be in waiting for tEose chat with good fare.
and also to patronize interpretation, 'plere iries
and Gen1e9itm hare only,o pay for aetGt they eset
Ale, Wine, BrandT, GRianf WhisKey- rfhosfs
t''F,e may sire tilei-.
My sieuas1on is The elost5 convenient at sita
place, wilefe Passengers cansiot possibly be lelf
/ return nay thanks tcthe many friends thai
have patronfaed me- and aope always, TO merit the.
same. e. ii. CARREIL- Z
Harpers-l.arry, May %, 1876.
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Tn Coumtry TIealers.

n HAVE jpst fitted up,in tie best manner, my
a establishment in Cbarlestewn, for the mant'@
facture of CANDIES. 9nd Will furnish Country
Dealers on the most favorable terms. willwafz
rant all articles manufactured by me,to be equal.
in every pariicular, to that of te best CITY esta-
s1rders oSanV size will be filed at the
shortest notice, and on terms that cannot fail 10 be-
advantageous to Dealers in this sectionof Virgin.
ia. JOHN F. BLESSING. s.
May 5, Is.l6
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And hope beam beauteous from MAR
A sea of glory fill the sky,
And wisdom beam in every star"

BLusTING.-We love to see the rosy hue mount
ing over the neck and face of a beautiful woman;
it shadows forth, delicatey and softly the gentle
feelings of her soul 1t is the evidence of tmidity
which is lovely in woman. Out upon Your mas
culine mind-out upon your rough, sturdy genius;
natural element is retirement; her home the do
nestle circle. Unfit by nature to buffet with the
worlds waves, or mingle in its strife, she lives
independent upon a stronger spirit, and repays in
kindness and gentleness that which she receives
in protection and support.
We cannot bear woman who never bushes
the steady, cold, calm eye, has no charm for us,
there is beauty and a genteness in the downcast
look, starting tear, and warm blush, that defies
comparison, even with the loveliest of the haugh-
ty, Those who endeavor to curb and restrain this
feeling, thinking it weakness, err strangely in
their ideas; let it alone, there is no deormity in
the indulgence.
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VALLEY BANK,l
A. So 90 IN adrance-$2 so if paid ,oithi4 the
usar-or IS 90 if not paid until yter the er-
piratiorr Of the year.
2JNo paper discontinued except the option Of the
publisher until arrearages paid Subscriptions for
less than year. must in all cases be paid iii advance.
n-Distant subscriptions and advertisements must be
paid in ADVANCE or responsible persons living III the
county guaranty the settlement Of the same.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES viii be inserted al the rate OF
90 per square for the first three Insertions md 20 cents
f,r Zach continuance. Those not marked the manu-
scpl for specified lime, will be inserted lnil forbid
nd CHARGED ACCORDINGLY. liberal discount made
TO those who advertise by the year
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CI,,rlesto7y,.5 our. lIgesa 50, >

rHJIIE. uniersipned tenders his warmest thanks
- his friends and the public, for tie encour-
agemsnt extended to him in his business at time
When III health and adverse fortune had sunk him
into dependency. Being now restored, he means
to continue his exertions withrenewed energy, and
is obont 10 have his establishment supplied with
the best quality OF articles in his line lie has
row on hand,
Resi- Baliimore and Philadelphia Ale; Scotch
Ae: Bro,on Stout; Newark Cider; Small Beer
and Cates;
Bsst Segars, and Prime Chescing Tobacco.
His room is on the corner, adjoining j.. NJ Ais
ouith's former store room, where he will be happy
to accommodate visiters at all reasonable hours.
GEO. b. MONROE.
Charlestowu, May !, 1876.
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Smainn,s Eparaacea.
Look tIaIs way.

FEyHE Notes, Books, and. Accounts OF DIR. Dan
Il iel H. Lawrence have been placed in my
hands for collection. All Niho know themselves
to be indebted 10 DIR. Lawrence, will please have
the goodness tocall and settle their accounts, &c. i.
as early as possible. Aftef the lst of June next,
the Notes, Books, Accounts, Sc, will be placed
in the hands Of Isaac Fouks. Esq, for collection.
JOSEPH G. HAYS
lIarpers-Fesry, May l. 1876.
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masonic Procession & DetlIcafion.

Masonic Procession 81 De(lic;afioa.
YESIIE members of Charity Lodge, No. Ill, of
a Free and Accepted Masons, will hold a Pro-
cesson on next st. Johns Anniversary, oath
June, at Harpers-Ferry, on which occasion the
new Hall, on Shenandoah Street. will be dedica-
ted TO Masonic rites. All brethren in regular
standing are cordially invited to unite with US in
the proceedings of the day
PHILIP COONS,
GEORGE AAUZY,
JEROME d. YOUNG, Committee.
ELI II. CARRELL,
BENJAMIN WENZELI,
P. S-An Grafton will be delivered.
April "a, 1916.
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NO tire La9Ees.

WYE have ready for sale. Berages, Balzarines,
w white aud colored Robes, Lawns, Lawn
Ginghams, Calicoes at all prices. Kid Gloves,
Laces, Lise and Thread, Cottonand silk Hosier-
les, Ribbons, Flowers, Bonnets, Berage Scarts and
Shawls, Crayats, Parasols and San-shades, Linen
Cambria Hdkfs, barred, striped and plain Cam
brics. Swiss and Book Muslins, Cap Stuffs, Green
Bsrage. Shell side and tuck Combs, Cologns, But
TONS for trimming Dresses, with general stock of
Goods ofeverydescripton. We invtea cali from
all. GIBSON " HARRIS.
April 81, 1886.
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EN-. ARIsTA.-Itis said that Gen. Arista com
l54s VI. the Mexican army, and was present at
'giIes-Tf s,-se s6sttie near Gen. Taylors camp. a
friend has given us some striking anecdotes of
the honesty, intelligence and simple bearing of
Gen. A. For some years he resided at Cincin-
natl, ard carried on the timing business In the
city of Mexico he worked industriously in his lit
tie tin chop. Under the garb of modesty and pow
erty he conceaedan ambitious spirit. His very
simplicity of life saved him from the effects ofeal-
Gus and domneerng rivalry; but in the excite
ment of war, he was called forth to take command
of the Mexican army. He is said to be man of
qualitesvastly superior to those ofhis countrymen.
Rich. Enquirer.
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CAPT. MAY.-This gallant officer, (S'hose ex-
plot in taking the batteries under General Vega,
and himself a prisoner, is the theme of such de-
serted praiseD it is said, was appointed by Prcsi-
dent Jackson, on his own application for post in
the Army. Congress had just passed the act for
raising Regiment of Dragons, when young
May, who, wearied of the idle life of young
gentleman in Washington, resolvedto ask Presi.
dent jackson for an appointment in the same and
went boldly in person to the Old Hero and ten
dered his services. The General measured him
with the eye of a veteran, and seeing in May the
stafto make soldier, appointed him on the spot
to the command of one of the new companies of
Dfagoons The old General remarked, the Ar
my needed such men" The sagacity of Jackson
this as in every act of his eventful life, has been
fully verified.
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IBRrDE CAkE.-One pound of loaf sugar. one
do. flour, one do butter. Squeeze the butter and
beat flight add the sugar grated fine, beat whites
of twenty eggs stiff add them and the flour alter,
nately, add the juice of lemon, the rind grated
and glass of rosewater, beat them three quarters
oil an hour.
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For tie EEafr.

EOF tIAc EAStEEs
ID OWLAND,S Maccass.lr Oil for the Hairs
% good article; Bears Gil, pure and genuine,
warranted; Orc Marrow, this is neat and beau-
use of this extraordinary gegetable compound,
stiff, harsh, unflily hair wilEat once be rendered
soft, lively, and beautiful f9r SIZE by
May /. - U iIlA4 81 z
TDRESERVED GINGEE--for sale by
Nav Is. III. BEARD
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WEALTH OF ENGLAsD.--From a statement
published in England, we find that the amount of
English capital in foreign loans ana public COM
panies, as far as the same is known in the London
00o-seventeen hundred and twenty-five millions
of dollars.
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EDWARD ". EEEIsCKEEyAI,,
E-,,Fsz.le, = Ssrr.---

Id ESPECaTFULLY INFORMS the public gener
ka, ally, that he has located HIMSELF Duffcda
Jefferson County, Va, where lie intends carrying
on the
Tailoring Business,
in the most fashionable style. He has made ar.
rangements with G.. c. Scott, ef New York, to re-
ceige regularly his Report of Fashions, which
will enable him to do mp work in the most APP
proved style. The public are respectfully sdci-
led to give hins call, ile feels assured he can
rive entire satisfaction.
Duifields, Jefferson Cos Va,
April 10, lS46--gm.
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Fresh Groceries

ETtSII OIVNSSA 80
TENHE subscribers have received fresh sup
IL ply of Groceries, including Rio, Java, La guy
"a, Padang, African and Cuba Coffee
Gunpowder, Young Hyson and Imperial Tea
NJ O. Moasses and Syrup;
Various qualities N. o. Sugar, and general as
Nav s. : KEYES g. EEARSLEY. 8
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A Journeyman Printer of Boston has retired
from the profession, with capital OF ten thousand
dollars, which, the Post says he earned in about
twenty years, &
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Taking the young andlthe old together, it is
fonnd that twenty-six years is the average age at
which people die in London, and seventeen in Liv-
erpool.s Among the working population in Liver
pool who ssen cellars, one person in every 20 is
annually attacked by fever.
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j. o. o. II.

Grand De6licatiOm and E1FOcs.ssI0sE'
VIRGINIA LODGE, No. i, OF the l. O. o. +.
at IIarpers-Ferry, Va, hereby notifies her
sister Lodges, and all members in regular stand
ing, that her New Hall viii be Dedicated with
ali the ceremonies, on iSAPUIoDA Y The An 9f
July nert. The Procession viii be formed at |
O'Clock. precisely, and at u o'clock an Grafton
will be delivered by an able and popular Brother.
cordiafg invited tospend tleifday or jubilee with
their brethren of Harpers- Ferry a brotherIy
welcome will be extended to all who may honor
us with visit.
THOMAS RUSSELL, Jr,
JAS. a. FITZSIAIAIONS,
JOHN LLEWELLEN,
JAMES MERRICK, Sen,
WILLIAM TURKE,
Committee Of Arrangements.
May %, 1s46-tp.
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Remembers the White House.
~ OLD Pens and Silver Pencils. for sale by
w A. NJ. CRIDLER.
Harpers-Ferry, May 8, 1916.
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DENTasTEsY.

DENEHsHISY,
FIR. MCCORMICK respectfully informs the
ZIP citizensof Jefferson chat he will visit CHARLIE
town professionally on the list of June, and re-
main three weeks. Those recurring his services
will please WalSe early application.
Nav l. l8d6-5t.
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Gentlemen's Spring & Summer WeaI
Desirable Dress Goods.

DeSIflDIc DFGsS VNOWWs.
TESIIE subscribers would invite the attention of
A the Ladies to their assortment of rich Fancy
Goods, (most of which were purchased in Phia-
delphia,) embracing
Silks of the newest styles;
Rich French Plaid Gfnbre Berazes;
Do do Ombre M. d'Iainess
Do do Barege Robes;
Ginghams and Bingham Lawns;
Barege Scarfs and Shawls;
a good assortment of Mourning Goods.
April "a CRANE q SADLlSR.
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soda FoIFmtaf.,.

soda BFoIfmt;pil.
n HAVE pat in operation my Soda Fountain,
a and nvea call from she iadies and gentle
men of the town and country. j am supplied
with Syrups Of all kinds, snd am therefore pre-
pared to suit The tastes of al.
April "a. ~ /. II. BEARD.
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Never tread on the tail of a cat, or tell woman
she is not handsome, unless you fond Of music.
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Nsx1co.-The Philadelphia Ledger says that
the population of Mexico is estimated at nine mil
lions, among which it enumerates Europeans,
Spariards, Creoles or natives decended from Euro
peaih, Musteos, or defendants of Whites and In
iddians; Zambas, or defendants of Negroes and In
dans; Muattoes, or defendants of Whites and
Negroes, mixtures osthese varieties, Negroes, and
few Maylays from China and the Islands OF the
Indian Ocean, especially the PhaGelphians, a
Spanish colony. The Negroes are not nnner-
Gus, as slavery was never extensive in the Span
isl, continental colonies; and was abolished on the
Sc, ,ration of Mexico from Spain in 1910"
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The TowNLEv EsTArE.-We understand says
a New York paper, that the immense estate of
Lord Townley, which had been in t1lance-
ny for many years, has lately been decided. and
the amounts is over 100000. Heirs are want
ing for three quarters of the estate--one-quarter
ofthe amount having been decided to belong to an
aide of the Duke ofWellington. The other heirs
in the United States, for whom Mr. Crtmbe of
New York is concerned, are about to put forth
claim, having the same relationship TO the deceas-
ed as the gentleman who has perfected his claim.
We hope they will succeed.
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0elleraI 1ittclIiqel,fe.

TERRrFle Hail SroRM.-The coal region of
SthuyIkill county, Pa, was visited on Saturday
afternoon by another storm of deluging rain, that
lasted over an hour In the Pine Grove and Mud
dy Branch districts hail fell, such as has not been
setn before. The size of the hail stones exceeds
baief. Many that were measured proved to be
si5 inches in circumference. Three hundred
pahes of glass were destroyed in the mansion of
Nj Martin Weaver, at the head of Muddy Branch.
The standing grain was cut to aiiredsand ruined;
thegrass and garden truck also. Every tree was
ststiped of its leaves, its branches broken and its
baR1 pealed. Devastation followed the course of
the awful scourge. Its source was in the North,
andits path Southwark. After the gale, the depth
of lailstones collected in the bottoms of the slope
ing coal schutes was ten inches. Reports say the
dailage was severe at fremont, in Pine Grove
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The Farmers and Mechanics Bank OF Freder-
ick comfy, Nd. have declared aem-ann,ial dipi-
dend of IL per cent.
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The CRoFs FOR 1e45.-The report ofthe Com
missioner of Patents makes the following esti-
mate of the crops of last year Wheat, 1867
l6S62os,o 900 bushels ]; Rye, 81, 175,ooo bushels;
Bnckwheat, Is,268,ooo bushels Corn, 1885,,
0oobushels. Total. grain, 73o,25S,ooo bushels.
Potatoes, Ss.3e2,ooo bushels; Hay, l4,o65,ooo
tons Hemp and Flax, $1,000 tons; Tobacco,
1s7, 400, 900 pounds; Cotton 936,oss, 900 pounds;
Rice, 80 .7o5,oeo pounds Silk, 4s6,5so lbs; Su-
gar, 926, 026, 900 pounds. Pennsylvania produced
I2,5So,ooo bushels of Wheat l4l 900 of Bar
lev; 19S26,ooo of Oats IL $4,000 of Rye !;
3,32a,O00 of Buckwheat; 17,126.o0o of Indian
Corn; 5,497000 of potatoes; 1,527,0oo tons of
nay 5s5 GOO pounds oftobacco; d $40 pounds
of silk cocoons; 100000 pounds of sugar
tural products. Ohio stands second Pennsylya-
mia third
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VOLUME 2.
SPIRIT OF JEFFERSON.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, ny
JAMES w. BEALERs,

-fOgRfcE on MAIH STREET, FEW DOORS ABOVE TT
VALLEY BANR,l
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-14

Simoneau and Daniel. Ofthe English, 10 killed
and 25 wounded among the former two Off
GERS, Lieut. Brigdale Of the Firebrand, and An.
drews Of the Dolphin. The latter vessel had
lO7 halls in her hull the Fulton 1O4. The
San Martin was riddled. The French dischar.
ged 1900 balls. The Monarchcal forces re-.
mained on shore through the 2lst without mo-.
lrstation.
This is one Of the most splendid defences on
record, and reflects the greatest honor on the
skill and valor OF the Republicans. The asser.
ton that the cavalry charged the retreating in.
fantry and made them keep to their posts, needs
confirmation.
The whole report wss evidently drawn up by
some persons in the interest Of the Monarchies
We shall probably receive more authentic ac.
counts from Buenos Ayres in few days
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u GKN CAMKRoN.--The following compli-
mentary notice of our new Senator, the Hon. 81.
mon Cameron, 10 from the pen of the Washing.
ton Correspondent Of the North American.
Those who are acquainted with Gen. Cameron,
are aware of his sterling good sense and practi.
cal business habits. His course in the q. S. Sen.
ate thus far, has won for him the esteem and con.
fidence of all high minded and honorable men.
"a very interesting debate sprung up on a claim
OF Mr.. Perkins, and others, for remuneration OF
property sold and con6scated by this Government:
during the last war.
Mr.. Clayton, Mr.. Johnson of Md, Mr.. Allen,
Mr. Colquitt, and others, took part in the discus
sion, but was particularly and forcibly struck
with the remarks Of Mr.. Cameron, who seemed
at once to grasp the merits of the case. and to
present them with force and freshness which
astonished the older and more practlced debators
He disclamed any sympathy with the partizan
spirit which had been drawn into an argument,
involving the rights of citizens, and he avowed
himself above administering the laws of justice
under political construction. A most pointed re-.
buke was administered TO those who had so fre.
quently sneered at federalism and Mr. Came
ron took occasion to say, the democratic church
was not entirely absolved from the membership
of those who in days of yore had been stained
with that sin, If sin it was. know of no man,
in that distinguished body, who in so short space
of time, has created so decided and so favorable
| an impression. He thinks soundly and rapidly
he reasons with fairness and acuteness, and he
never fails to carry his point home With pure
and proper diction, he delivers his ideas in few
and becoming words, never attempting parade
but always speaking with effect. So fur as | can
discover, his pre-emInent qualities are pnce and
resolution, those Of all others best adapted for a
! practical statesman He will be very leading
man in his party before this session is over. and
such acts as this of to-day must insure him all the
respect and confidence of every liberal and en-
! lightened opponent. He has what the best OF
the leaders Of Pennsylvania lacks. the twill tc
do and the soul 20 dare" and without designing
invidions distinctions. venture to affim he will
accomplish even more than has ever been at
tempted by the most distinguished of his oppo
nents. He has already effected, at this session
more than one result which would have stagger
cd the most courageous to have begun single
handed