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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
BLACIksaYITmgNG,

.dersigned having leased the Biackf
Shop Of Mr. George Eichelbereer, on.
Offers his services as a Blacksmith.
all kinds Of Farm Work Mill Irons
&c, at the shortest notice, and fot
west prices. Articles manufactured
'eh are not done to order, and of the
Rls, may be returned free ofcharge. -
4 trial from the public.
1850. GEORGE CLOSE. {
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
RESI- FISHll

'pseriber's Boats are daily arriving al:
+, Ferry freighted with Fresh Fish Of
lie is prepared TO furnish a
sIlAD AND HERRING,
lSlesale orretail, at very small profits.
elly invites the public generally toI
eaA Fish will be furnished by the
lhe hundred.
'slsnlng TO purchase willscallon Mr.
where they can be supplied ali
JOHN Al. GIBSON.
err March a6, is50-2ms
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
AiIDAUGHTER's LOVE.


i There is;llo ono SO slow TO notice the folles or
sins Of father as adaughter. The wife OF his.
bosom may -fly in horror from his embrace, but
bis fait-haired child cleaves TO him in Doubtless
charity QiiickepGd by the visitation of painsto
The Paternef dwelling. her are more brief,
but more eaInest-sAer efforts double and untirf3
ing-and If fSshe an but win'a transient smile
from that sellen aqd gloomy face. she is paid
tih, hbw ricaEy paid !for all her sleepless cares
aud tiinceastng labor. The father may sink from.
deep TO deePs-from a lower to yet lower depth.
Those iwhosin happier hour, received largely
of his henet6ctionss may start when they behold
his shadow and accelerate their pace to get be-
yond it--alE; ;alhmsy forsake him God. and the
world-all bIt SatGn-and his daughter. Poor.
child, il th6f can st not save, thy feeble torch,
made brighi.e thy power can make u, throws al
least j fiickeftng light upon thy path, OBJ
lIect oE Thy Bqqaeneaable love has forever left
Thee, and is Shrouded in the thick darkness and
when undoi1es-- when gone from thee, and gone
forever thtfs maj yest wed thy early love, and
know in hipa5all that thy young heart. pictured
yet All again in The midst Of thy placid
iiog, eYen N thy emiIing infant on thy knee,
lie lost. one ssill not be all forgotten. Seeing
the past, as s. we're only yesterday forgetfnl of
ihy lfttle dafling. t!fon wilt eSclaim, from the
depths Of thy and affect i5nate spirit,
ts NV sather4 @ b, aiys fat her ~
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STERLING AND Il AE7TRACTIVa.
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Dav;s, AIiIl. Al tieorgetawn. D. has cara
Il, !, esal 10 the manufacture q $50 barrels Of
slonr ,5er day.. II Is to be sold az auction on the
18th July
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
GM;,ulo, Guauo.

Ty7HE subscriber would respectfully. infNsm the
Il Farmers ofJetlerson andrhe adioiniIpts coun.
tics. that he has been appoiptcd Agent!id?:r the
sale OF Kentish g. Co. sorie5nal and gea'.tle Z
PREPARED GUANo. e.
This Guano is;nUt an addlteratlon o. tne I'm,
norted sGuano as many suppose but compound
Of eight permanent and well known feFtfEizers !
gecomposed M Bonedust being comPclns9ns 1t.
not only contains the fertItzing Pr@PsrSes Of
Gnano hntall the fructifyn& principles !pts:every
kind of manure conhined This article IS cut p
in boxes eXpresslyfor gardsn use ltslS;tilty Ss
on Green,house plants flowers, vincssasAao'' Is Is
WY Price $40 ber. ton, 1000 cts box
Terms-CAsf4.5 5s GEO. D.. STEW kAlsT, i
March 10. IYest End Grocer, sore.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28

fsisAp Of Ir.---lI.he Erapcror Of GhIna has for-
tj,Ien any Of his sI,hiecfs 70 90 10 California
ffhe PIC tail Celestiais mrist heFea Ter stay ~
homo and reap golden hafyesss irem their in
me sarpse 81 an 8fnesiesT LADY was brou-h,
aeToss lie mus q recently, at an sz-
4 pensc Of Seae-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
CAIsEkELL,siT55.
D.I N G III 0 U5S D 4
EFarDcrs. ESerry,

bhhIpCEs-1IY5 lEEy3 FfE:5 ~
The Regnluf Dining laIace, where s'aSscngers
have ample time TO Dtue, on the iitfnore
& Ohio RatIFUud, siFisE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28

To MEAsu&E HAysIc
twenty yeafg ince Eco
al ring BAY fram
sing yeriiie ais gepers
beneh and snld By 81 .
5fnl 10 many lanets l |
n6 ale nofEEn hsnd
brsadtIl, and bt Ini
hay is eomewslt sci ]. q
tom gIoyeF syil
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1850-05-28
IIn1s! M,fs!I!

), HATS J! AHit1N! ~ n s. a5
n DOZEN extra Sill Hats latest sty les
il H81,2 Drab Beaver do 81:
"A large variety Of handsome surndtff 81 4iats
and Cans the Young men or our town az tonn-
~ want some of the last.ou Sall.at
Anril as. lER D. IIAIsE5
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B,cl cllsIo.-Ca Charter perpetual Capital
}; rih potccr Of increasing tito S23Q,oOO.
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Newspapers copying the above advertisement tn.ltg.
ryinr il Twelve Insertions and sending rply f each
6npeF 10 the Youg Peoples hlirrpr, New Y:,:k, vii
b. entitled to receive copy of either '4e Inc
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"A CARD.

Harpers. F"try, May II, 1850:
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-09
The PerilS of FalSthOOd.

In the beautiful language of an eminent
writer-"When once concealment or
deceit has been praciiced in matters where
all should be fair and open as day-conh-
dence can never be restored any more
than YOU can restore the white bloom TO
the grape or plum, which you have once
pressed in your hand" How true is
this and what a neglected truth by a
great portion of mankind. Falsehood Is
not only one of the most certain to lead to
many serious crimes. With partners in
trade with partners in lile--wlth friends
with lovers how important is conf
dence! How essential that I'll guile and
hypocrisy should be guarded against in
the intercourse between such partles!-
How much misery would be avoided in
the history of many lives had truth and
been guiding and controlling
motives, instead of PrevaricaIlons and de-
ceir? ANY vice." said parent in our
hearing few days since--"any vice, at
least among the fralles of milder char
acter, but lasehood. Far better that my
child should commit an error or do
wrong and confess it, than escape the pen
atty, however severe, by falsehood and
hypocrisy. Let me know the worst, and
a remedy may possibly be applied. But
keep me in the dark--lel me be misled or
deceiycd--and it is impossible to tell at
what unprcparcd hour crushing blow
an overwhelming exposure may come"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-09

She began to think that the homage OF a
spirit like his, was not to be despised; ;
and she felt something very much like
palpiralion Of the heart, as she questioned
herself respecting his intentions.
Such was the train Of though which
was one evening, as is often the case, IN
terrupted by call from the person who
had been It's cause. Hour alter hour pas
sed 10y that night, and still David linger-
ed He could not tear himself away
% She is a most fascinating creature
thought he, and good as she is beautiful.
Can she never be mine ?" and cloud
came over his features and he sat for
moment in silence.
This suspense must be ended he at
length thought. He started as the clock
struck eleven.
You will certainly think me insuffer-
ably tedious said he with faint smile,
|" but have been so pleasantly engaged
as to take no note of time. And the sin
Of this trespass on the rules Of good bree-
ding must lie at your door. Besides, |
have heightened this VISIT" he continued
after a panse under the apprehension
that as it has been the happiest, it might
also be the last it might ever be my good
fortune to be with Miss H.
The lady looked at him with some
surprise.
Nay says he, the matter rests with
yourself. Will you forgive my presumP-
ton | know that others, perhaps more
worthy of you, at least nobler and veal
thier, and higher in the worlds esteem
are striving for the honor of your hand.
And vet | cannot restrain myself from
making an avowal which though 1t may
be futile, is yet but deserved tribute OF
your worth.
The lady did not swoon nor turn pale.
But flush of qualification passed over her
face, and lightened her eyes for moment;
She frankly gave him her hand, and
looked up archIy in his face. "The
friend of the fatherless and widow" she
said, David blushedD cannot fail to
make constant lover and husband
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-09
Silent Influences.

We do not always understand how pow.
crrul these are; if We did, we should be al
most afraid to live. When some accident
occurs to remind us of it, or some notice
able illustration Of it is gwen in our cXpe-
rencc, we are startcdlo the moment into
surprise andawe. Our ordinary life seems
wonderful and fearful; it becomes inves-
ted upon the instant with an immeasurea-
bic responsibility.
A parent lets fall remark before a
thoughtful and sensitive child, which ar
resls his attention, 1t may have been
merely the tone in which it was uttered,
or the peculiar collocation Of its words, or
some equally insignificant circumstance
connected with it which makes him notice
it, and the parent has no idea that he has
noticed it. He hardly thinks of it, indeed,
again, but loses it in the instant rush and
press of life. But it sticks for some rea-
son in the child's thoughts, and will not
out; and, years after, ills freshly remem-
bered. A whole system of action and be-
lief has sometimes been drawn out of such
a remark, and the destiny has been shap-
ed by it.
A man of cultivation and social attrac-
tiveness, especially if he hold some posi-
ton of influence and distinction, as Jour
nalist, statesman, professional man, IS
often little aware-becauSe he has strange
Iy forgotten the days Of his own bOyhood
how wide and permanent are the inau-
ences he leaves upon the society hepasses
through. What he says, may not be re-
membered; but what is, will be. Many
think OF him with pleasure, and with Sc
cret wish TO know him and be guided by
him, of whom he does not think at all
And if his life and words consistently
show forth the true, generous, hIgh-mlnd-
ed character, he will do much toward
training the quick and eager minds about
him, to the same high qualities. The
memory OF his example will rePress their
inclination TO wrong, and will stimulate TO
new effort for nobleness of sharacier and
Iargeness of culture. So beautiful, ac-
complished and winning woman, is The
cvnosure of mLre eyes than she herself
knows of, and there are many young and
ardent hearts, in her sex and in the other.
who love TO think of her, to initiate her
social manners, 10 train their thoughts and
words into the fashion others; whose hope
it is, and the star OF their desire, some
day to win her thought and regard. Even
after she has passed away from the earth,
the thought of her gentleness and grace
and truth of character, may linger like an
essence about the thoughts, and with re.
gret for her loss, will mingle the joyful
recollection of her excellencies, and the
glad hope of meeting her in heaven.
1t is a wonderful, intricate, sensitive
system-lhis of human thought and lie
The influences that circulate through j
are silent as light, and yet binding a;
gravity. They pass noiselessly into the
soul, bu. they stand there oftsn'imes more
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-09

WRoNG ACTIoNs.--iemorse does but
add 10 the evil which bred it, when il pro-
notes, not penilencc, but despair. To
have erred in one branch of our duties
does not unfit US for the performance of
all the rest, unless we suffer the dark spot
to spread over our whole nature, which
may happen almost mobseryed in the tor
por of despair. This kind Of despair il
chiefly grounded on a foolish belief that
individual words make or constitute the
whole life of man, whereas they are often
not fair representatives Of portions even
of that life. The fragments of rock in
mountain stream may tell much of ITS his
tory, are, in fact, results of its doings, but
they are not the stream. They were
brought down when il was turbid it may
now be clear; they are as much the result
of other circumstances as OF the action of
the stream; their history is ftlul; they
give us no sure intelligence of the future
course of the stream, or Of the nature Of
its waters; and may scarcely show more
than that it has not been always as il is.
The actions Of men are but little better
indications c.' g.. men themselves.
friends in Council
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-09
POETRY.
ALMS-GIYING.

When Poverty with micn Of shame
The sense of Pity seeks 10 touc!.--
Or, bolder, makes tie simple claim
That have nothing, you have much
Believe not either man or book
That bids you close the opening h'nd'
And with reproying speech and lock
Your first and free intent withstand
II nav be that the tale YOU Lear
OF pressing wants and losses borne,
is false or colored for your ear,
And tattcrs for the purpose worn,
But surely Poverty has not
A sadder need than this, to wear
a mask still meaner than her lot,
Compassion's scanty locd to share.
Il may be that you fear to give
What will but tempt to further spoil
Those who in low content would live
On theft Of others time and toll;
Gut sickness may have broke or bent
The active frame or vigorous will:
Or hard occasion may prevent
Their exercise Of humble skill.
1t may he that The suppliant's life
Has lain on many an evil way
OF foul delight and brutal strife,
And lawlcss deeds that shun the day!
But how can any guage Of yours
The depth of that temptation try:
What man resists-what man endures-
Is open only to one eye.
WHY not believe the homely letter,
That all you give, will God restore?
The poor man may deserve it better,
And surely, surely waits it more;
Let but the rich man do his part,
And whatsoc'er the issue be
TO those who ask, his answering heart
viii gain and grow in sympathy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-09
VuIgar.ty.

We would guard the young against the
use of every word that is not perfectly
proper. Use no profane expreSsions-al-
iude to no sentence that will put to blush
the most sensitive. You know not the
tendency of habiually using indecent and
profane language. ltmay never be obit-
Grated from your hearts. When YOU grow
up, you will find at your tongues end,
some expression which you would not
use for any money. 1t was one YOU learn
ed when you was quite young. BY be-
ing careful, you will save yourself deal
of modification and sorrow. Good men
have been taken sick and become deIlrl-
ous. In these moments they have used
the most vile and indecent language mag
inable. When Informed of it, after a res
toration TO health, they had no idea of the
pain they had given their friends, and sta
ted they had learned and repeated the eX-
pressions in childhood, and though years
had passed since they had spoken a bad
word, the early expressions had been in
deIibly stamped upon the heart. Think
of this, ye who are tempted to use improp,
er language, and never disgrace your
selves.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-09

SoRRow.-Genial, almost to a miracle,
is the soil of sorrow, where IN the small
est seed of love, timely falling, becometh
a tree in whose foliage the birds Of blessed
song lodge and sing increasingly. And
The doubts of Gods goodness, whence arc
,hey' Rarely from the weary and over
burdened, from those brokendown in the
practical service Of grief and toll; bu. from
the theoretic students al ease in closets Of
meditation, treated themselves most gent
~ by that legislation Of the universe which
they crticise with melancholy profound.
-.Hartineau
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-09

The SWEETS OF lioME.-lle who has
no home has not the sweet pleasure OF
life he feels not the thousand cndear-
ments that cluster around that hallowed
spot to ill the voice of his aching heart,
and while away his leisure mom"nts in
the sweetest of LIS joys. Is misfor-
tune your lot, you will find friendly
welcome from hearts beating true TO your
own The chosen partner OF Your toll
has smile OF appreciation when others
have deserted, hand to help when 9TH
crs refuse, and heart 20 feel your so,.
rows as her own. Perhaps smiling
cherub, with praling Gee aud Joyous
laugh, will drive all sorrows from your
careworn bow, and enclose it in he
wreaths of domestic bliss.
No matter how very humble the home
may be, how destitute It's stores, or how
poorly its inmates are clad; if true hearts
dwell there it is yet a homc-a cheerful.
prudent wife, obedient and aflcctionatc
will give their possessor more
real JOY than bags of gold and windy
honor.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-09

IIOMILY AGAINST SPITTING.-A eStcrCay
week Rev. Mr.. Beechcr, in sermon in
the new church in Orange street. Brook
Iyn, inyeighed severely against the filthy
practice of splitting in churches. He said
men had ri ght to snuff, and chew, and
smoke, as much as they pleased 4; home.
but they had 70 right 10 introduce such
profanity into the church, destroying The
carpet and showing disrespe TO the house
of God. What would they think Of linn
if he chcwcd in the pulpit, and spat fem
it! They had just IS iille right TO Go
so. In the name Of God let Them have
one place on earth they could call clean;
and let them abstain from chewing on tie
Sabbath! AsuppreSscd laugh ran through
the whole church at what chewers con-
sidercd so very unreasonable. We fear
the reverend gentleman will not be much
more successful ihan was King James the
First Of England, in his counierblast
against tobacco" One young man, At all
events, did no. seem TO pay much aten-
lion to the onslaught, for he never stopp-
eI splitting on the floor during the whole
of the seuicc.-N. J.. HraK.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-09

L1rE.-In any adversely that happens
to lis in the world we ought 10 consider
that misery and affllclion are not less nat
ural than snow or hail, storm or tempest,
and that it was as reasonable TO hope for
a year without winter as for life without
trouble. Do well while thou livcst bot
regard not what is said Of it. The hum
bic current Of little kindness, which, tho
but creeping mIet,ncessanhy flows,
although it gIldes in silent secrecy within
the domestic walls. and along the walls
of private life, and makes neither noise
nor appearances in the world, pours IN
the end more bountlfuI tribute into the
store Of human comfort and felicity than
any sudden and transient flood Of detach-
ed bounty, however ample, that may rush
into it with mighty sound.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-09

Fp1syps.--Therc are three sorts oi
friends--the first is like torch we mee'
in a dark street.-the second like caha!e
in a lantern that we overtake--ihe thiru Is
like Il link that offers itself 10 the siumoilng
passenger. The met torch is the sweetlp
ped friend, which lends us flash OF COM
plment for the time, but quickly leaves
us to our former darkness. The oVer'a-
ken lanthern is the true frlenu' "h'...
though it promises but faint light 10 oua y.
journeys end. The offered link is ',ie
mercenary frienG. which though II Oe
ready enough to do us service, tha' scr
vice hath serviIe relation TO our pouhty
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-09

durabIy than if cut into Egyptian granite.
They imbue and characterize the spirit III,
delibly. 1t is fearful thing TO live and
move--eithcr as influencing or as beng
innuenced-in such a system; and gives
motives to individual watchlulness and
holiness, and the continuous exercise of
all gracious and kindly affections, which
it seems impossible to surpass.--I"de-
ncudenf.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-09

gg-It Is not what we earn, but what
We save, that makes us rich. Il is not
what we eat, but what we digest, that
makes VS. fat. II is not what we read,
but what we remember, that makes Us
learn. All this is very simple, but il is
worth remembering.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-09

Down south recently, young lady
asked clerk ia book store il he had tie
:. Exile of Siberia" No ma am" was
the answer, - we haint go, no eggs Pe.
bat we've got prime article Of bars le
If tlial'll answer"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-09

knowledge is key that unlocks all
ovs,sries, and opens the entrance to new
and upirodden paths in the hitherto ,! un-
sxnlored m fields of conscience and h'sra-
ture.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-09

Judge Jef'reys, of notorious memory
pointin with his cane TO man WHO was
about to be tried, said, there Is rogue
at the end of my cane.
Tbe man to whom he pointed looking
>, him. said. sat which end, my lord ?
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-09

The friendship Of some people Is like
our shadow, keeping close whls We walk
10 the sunshine. but dsscrtins Us the mo-
meni we enter the shade.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1850-04-09

In adversely those talents are called
forth, which 1.e concealed by prosperity.