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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-09-13
CHABLEST0WN, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, SFPTENBE
HONE AGAIN.

4 handsome man with slightly srn-burned
face, sat in the afternoon train towards Slings-
bv, leaning his head on his hand. He had
been for threey years a awandcrer, and had come
home rich
Rich there's a great deal in that word-to
most. To him there was every thing. The
proud man had seen his wife, reared in luxury,
reduced to privation, and she suffered and com
planned not but it maddcned lin He left
her on mad crusade for gold-left her with a
weary memory dwelling in his soul of clinging
arms and wild, passionate kisses. The deep,
bright eye of their one child, their almost an
gel Florence, locked on him in his dreams some
times, and lie heard the last tear-ehoked God
bless your from his young wie's lips.
Not for many Il weary month had he heard
tidiugs from home, and there were tears in the
deep eve that shonet from underneath his sslouch
ed Spanish hat, as he harried from Slingsby
depot.
The roses were bright around the porch of
the little fair cotta5eAthe woodbine was green
over 1t, and forth from turfs of minionettee and
heartsease hoated a4:int, delicate breath of per-
fume But where were his wifos delicate
blue eYes-where the sunshine of Florence's
golden hair! lie hurried in, there was 10
sound of life, and to The pale thin finger "
ing on the couch, with the golden fringed lips
dropping heavily over the blue eyes-can that
be Jennie-his Jennie. 1t must be. Jennie
sweet wifem and the words burst from his heart,
like low wall. The lips unclose-unclose,
the ripe lids part-and then she sinks i'll his
arms in a tjpintng fit almost like death.
A half hour later, and he held her in his
arms, murmuring low words of love, blent
with VOWS never again to part on earth. But
Florence, our Florerce" he asked 1T last
"whcre is SAe." Dead, dearest; dead. :" and
the word swclled on lis ear ike tie wall frcn
a broken heart.
Yes there was life and light on earth, and
the great world reeked not thatthe grass grew
over the child hcart-that the yiolets grew
above those eyes, and that only dirges were
the husbands welcome home.
All me, can gold pay for the wasted wealth
Of the heart! Can the CLEAN of gems sniac
ouL OF a,cmoyy the tears that sparkle on the
ewes we love, or velvet spreads, cuwrought with
gold and pearl, warm us like the clasp of cling
ing arms which holds. US to the heart that beats
for us only !-FtmHy Fricnd
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-09-13
po11cY o. THE Aprr1r1gfRAr1ON.

The New York Journal Of Commerce, speaking
the authority oCinorma.ion which it ProeSse5 to
have received reagh direct and authentic ehanneiS'
thus defines tie policy of President Pieree3 admins
tration--
As to foreign affairs, it is the purpose Of the
President 20 maintain conservative but decid-
cd attitude, avoiding collisions, but Insisting
upon due regard, by foreign powers, Of our
national rights and interests He viii pursue
policy emineutly American, and independent
of the intrgues, projects, and combinations
which foreign powers may find necessary for
the support of their own political system. Not
withsJanding the inference drawn by some from
the Presidents inaugural, and froin various re-
presentations of the views Of some of his friends,
"fJrcible annexation" is to find no place in his
Administrative programme. He has in fact;
as we learn, Iisclairled any desire to make ter
ritorial acquisition, except in cases in which It
may be forced upon this Government by com
mercial or political necessity.
The internal policy Of the Administration Is
to be directed, as we are glad 70 learn, towards
the exting1ishment Of the pubic debt, and the
subsequent reduction of the present Tariff, Of
duties on imports. So far from eueuulb bering
the country with an INCREASED liatblial debS
through G ezertior ot lispui All lo1btfll
l'osferss Tor tk.,-af = i,as.assg
the Admin gill lli1 ltl.o tll and I
certain reduction he no ing and
thus presenting tl the Il S.is n the sky l0HrI
year Of the Cl6hstitiit the 9Iaii ying
Gle of nation still free from debt, az le
through the ordeal of three fogeign wars. The
debt being paid off, it will next become neces-
sary 20 prevent the accumulation OF large suEl
plr,ses in the Treasury and this must be done
by modification of the present Tariff, -an ex-
tension of the list of free articles or reduction
of duties on articles now dutiable, to the lowest
extent which may be adequate to the expendi-
lures of the government, and consistent with
the promotion of such manufactures as may be
necessary to national safety and Independence.
The Pacific railroad is not to be an admins
tration measure and the journal declares that
General Pierce will impose stficter limit
upon the executive action in regard TO internal
Improvements, than Mr.. Monroe and his im-
mediate successor adopted; and that, ike Gen.
Jackson he will consider that, while good roads
are good things, it is also very well to preserve
in their original purity, the principles of the
Federal Government
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"DEATH! NOT INc0NsrANCy p

FROM TIE ENICHERBOCEER.
One eve of beauty, when the sun
Was on the stream of Guodalquiver-
To gold converting, one br one,
The ripple of the mighty river
Beside me on the bank was seated,
\ Servirle girl with auburn hair,
And eyes that might the world have cheated,
4 wild, bright, wicked, diamond pair.
She stopped and wrote upon the saud
Just rs the loving sun was going,
With such Il soft, small shining hand,
You would have sworn twas silver flowing
Her words were three, and not one more
What could Diauas motto be?
The syren wrote upon the shore,
Death not incOnstaucy" d"
And then her two large langud eyes,
SO turned on minc the devil take me;
! set the stream on fire with signs,
And was the fool she choose to make me
. Saint Francis would have been deceived
BY such eye and such hand,
But one week more, and / believed
As much the woman rs the sand
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-09-13
ONE Kiss at PARTING.

A lady of fashion (the well-llnoNn Marchion-
css of Finsbury) had been lettering for nearly
I'M hour in aflshionabIc music shop. She had
purchased Il copy Of nearly every piece ofnu-
sic that had q sentimental title. She had sent
into her carriage a whole Canterbury full Of
love-" going through every mood of the feel
inc, past, present or future, and was following
their example, when she paused upon her step
rs if meditating whether she should take 1t,
or some other step that was evidently turning
it self over in her mind. The shopman who
had been somewhat moved by the tender tone
Of voice in which she had asked him,-"Wilt
thou love me then as now 2" watched over
her with an anxiety that betrayed itselftoo plain
Iv in the adjustment of his shirt-collar and the
arrangement of his hair. Suddenly the
marchioncss seemed resolved. As with one
bound she cleared the pavement and breath
less pale, her auburn ringlets futtered IN the
wind stood once move before the admirlEg shop
Inan:
"Ihad nearly forgotten" she said in voice
that seemed to veil her blushing words" Dear,
dear | cannot tell where my heart is to-day.
have come back to ask you if by chance"
here she paused as if to take new courage,
whilst the trembling shoPman poised his two
thumbs elegantly on the mahogany counter,
aud lent his body inquiringly forward, . to ask
YOU to be kind enough to give me one kiss be-
fore parting
"NIa-a-i-a-d-a-n exclaimed the astonished
snopman.
IL want vou," repeated the machioness e" to
let me have one kiss before Parting-one will
80 i You please"
Is She raised her beautiful blue eyes full up
on his, and met them boldly, unblushmgly.-
She then, without betraying any emotion, re
Icated her question, adding as calmly as posi-
BE: "If You cannot give it now, will call
some other time"
BE could doubt no longer Springing oyer
the counter he seized hold of the nnaschlon-
css's fair form, and, then snd there, gave the
kiss she so earnestly begged for previous to
departure. To his great astonisllldent the
only return the nachioness made was to
rive him n tremendous box ON the ears. This
was followed by a volley of blows dealt by her
rarasol over his head which was accompanied
with an equal number of shrieks which never
terminated till the police came into the shop.
This affair was carried to Bow=street, but was
soon dismissed, upon its being explained that
One Kiss before Parting" was the title
of the song, which the unsophisticated shop
man, blissfully green from his native heids,
had never heard of before.
1t was favorite joke with the old duke to
ask the nlachioness whenever she was at the
piano If she would mind giving him his just,
''One kiss Before Parting"
....In a country news-room in Yorkshire,
the following notice is written over the chirn-
nev " Gentlemen learning to spell, are re-
qucsted TO use yesterday paper
The latest report of Paris fashions
saws: :-'' Bonnets are very small, and are more
worn about the neck than on the head we
suppose shoes will be tied round theankles he
fore lone
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sTARTLI1yG FEAT,

A Paris correspondent Of the New York
Times g YES the following account Of the latest
amusement devised for the wonder-loving Par
isians
The feat of jumping from balloon, the
jumper sustained by an India-rubber rope, was
duly performed on Thursday. 1t was the most
stupendous exhibition of daring and address
that the Parisans have yet been permitted to
witness. From one side of the car of the bal
loon hung the India-rubber cord, descending
$50 feet, and then returning and being fasten-
ed to the other side of the car. 1t thus form
ed a strong loop. The atAelete was dressed as
Mercury; his body, from the eckto the small
OF his back, was enclosed in a frame work which
enabled him to endure the suspension without
wrcnching or dislocation. The rope passed
through an eyelet in the middle Of the back,
placed so that he was held in perfect equili-
brium. When the balloon had reached an al
titude double that fthe supposed elasticity
of the cord, the voldgeur appeared on the edge
of the car, looked over, shut his eyes, and drove
off into space The eye-et slipped along the
rope so that the first $50 feet were a positive
fail through the air, without any resistance or
break. The rest Of the way was an elongation
of the rope. 1t stretched four times Its length.
making in all descent of 600 feet, accomplish
ed in two seconds. After having attained Its
lowest point the rope contracted once, perhaps
goo feet, and then descended again. There
was no farther rebound, and no oscillation; the
voltigeur lay calmly Graded ia mid air, and
probably spent the leisure he was now permit
ted to enjoy in recovering his breath and con-
templnting the prospect. The gronaut above
nov commenced at the windlass, and gradual
III wound his dangling friend up again. In
four minutes he climbed over the side of the
car, hasing made the fastest time that any hui
man being has ever achieved, except such as
have been shot from cannon, as Baron Nun
chansen said he was, l think. GOO feet in two
seconds at the rate of three miles and half a
minute. We are waiting now to know what
viii be done next
scuooluAsrEa.-aB Bill Tompkins, what is
widow z"
BilL-A widder is a married woman that
han't got no husband 'callse he's dead'
Master.--"Y Very well, what is a Bidower."
Bill" a ,siddirer is a man what runs arter
widders."
Master.-e Well, Bill that's not exactly ak
actly according to Johnson, but 1t viii DO"
Ia friend of ours says that he never at
tempted to make but one speech to a woman,
and then he did not succeed. 1t was n beau
| tiiul moonlight night, and he colght her hand
and dropped upon his knees. He only saw q
streak OF calico rs she went over the bars. He
4 did not see her again f3t a fortnight. and then
1 fellow was feeding her nth aolqssea candy
4 and ginger cake at 3 elrctls.
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Ngyy JEWELRY STORE.

FENHE subscriber bcgs leave to return hls slncerc
\ tfonks fnr the very liberal patronage he has re-
civc during the last two years Ii: has been csagcd
s, rcpairina WATCHES, JEW VEilRf, SC: IN
.tbnrles;owr From th= many solicitations oi nus
ficnjs and customers he has at last met thclr %5hc"
.,v Offering them good assortment OF tToLa a 9il'ef
MATCHES AND JEWEI4ESE'
Of cvcrv description will continue 70 keep 9i lana
,cIneirts made. in such way THAI no VIII c able
10 Il any order in few days that shall oiier' a ra'
" WATCHES AND JE|gELRY, of every description,
carefully r'''-''u - w. T. MCDONALD,
Agent for p Cory
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Alirfilaafunz.
THE VALLEY on VIRGINIA FIitE
MARINE INSURANCE coMpANt

h4ARlNE l. INSURANCE COMPANY,
btlt issue Policies on al, kiRks Of ProDerty.
1leretandiae, DC, at tirir md eguitqtle rates.
Capital 100000, with power to incrsase
the same to $2OO,OOO.
HHE attention of the citizens of Virginia q csria
" invited 70 tins Company Home Istits;tion
based upon ample capital and eJiaran tcel by tl best
o references; aud conducted the striGtcst frinc-
pies OF equity, Justice, and economy.
HOME OFFICE-ygTN CHESTER, V4
JOS. S. CARSON, President.
G. S. FUNK, Secretary
Q. F. BRESEE. Actu5ry
jos. s Carson, JaIncx Fl. Rnrrcs.
Jsmcs.P Riry, LLOYD Log1tu
IL Ii. M'Guyrc, John Kerr,
II. W. Richardson
i. w. HEttRERT
AGENT for .Iefferso., county.
august p ls53-ly [F.P.l
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Bcrryville, August ,, 1853.


- 1sz1ss.2 "a, Superior and ECOEOmi caI!
tEE11Sl--kksSNe Line between HaTpers-
.SS5@-55s-z-zs.5S2z== Ferry ana washington;
TsIIIE we'll KNOWN safe and comfortable S'teaT'-Pac
: kct Capt VOLSEN PURCELL l., running IN CON
,,cction will the Cars HarpersF Ferry, laaviuT Har-
49, Errry nj 6 o'clock A. VI, and arrive at Wash,
rtor, civ ;t o'clock ,. NJ The same Packet will
Leave washington city, tie First Trip. on t:c lIlh
Of July running up one day md down the mex re&n
I"rIy- fexccDt Sunday,) un!:ng three trips q week
p,'Grs hv this favorable and economical route arc
rd am opbortuuty oi cnirying the beautiful scene
nv of the Potomac by daylight. Fare from H2rpefs-
Ferry 20 Washington, >
a. 1858.
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August >, 1866
Testimonials.

WfSCHEsrEN, M : a, 1853.
We, the undersigned, beiug solicited 10 Grfy., our
opinion t!e character aud standing of the InsII
rance Company of the Valley of Virginia have no
hesitation in saying that have the utmost conf,
de!iee in the ability and integrity OF the
Directors of thlt CompaIiv.
Tie fact thar We have insured our property in
the Company, IS perhaps the strongest evidence We
can give as tn our opinion OF it's merits.
J. II. ShERRARD, Cash, Farmers Ranl, of Vn
Hon J. NJ Mason, L. S. Senator.
JAcoB SESsESY, Est, Merchant. Winchester
u. a. ILDgALL. Pre-t. of Rnnk of Nnllcg u Va.
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SEHAToR DoUGLAs N CoSsTAxTiSoPLE--Stepbeu a.
Douglas ESQ., $ Senator from Illinois, was in Com
stantinope about the st of August and was to have
defer his departure for Russia until the day set apaRt
by the Sultan, TO receive him letter from Constan-
tinopIe, in the y. Y. Post, however, says
Senator Douglas during his visit to this place had
an interview with Reschid Paeha the present Minister
of Foreign Affairs, and late Grand Vizier Reschid
Pacha Is at the head of the Shltans minssfrT
and directs the present rather difficult foreign affairs
Of the empire. The Senator (Young AmeFieal ex-
pressed himself as laoch grati6ed with the intery6
and formed high estimate Of the character anS -
tributes of the Pacha- lie assured Rtsfi,Sj PScSS
that American sympathes were all Wcffoly ir fyo1s
of Turkey, in her present differences viz RussiHs
and that the people Of his countr REGARDED IA
rs most Just one IN reply, tho mpiStsT expresss5
his thanks e Senator Douglas The agent solfe'
who visited the United States some years neossSSi
lied by the raanner in which he had been rsesfy6a
there. -s.sA'.e4
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,.,III. -c,.IIARI.IsTOWN DEPoI'.

yTyTIE undersigned have formed C9R3EtnoFzhiP IN
1Iot and hone the Hlr,rssl patropagu atIi coiildecc
nStendcd to the old fir, may be Continued tos nsy
We arc prepared 10 atird every Sl5} I2G PITs1
NESS at ta shortest reec ana IN tfe most
manner. -, "A l7,rt ,r,sn,r,sl 10 al
4 ,,,S5eiT IN, oli ara all The new Customers Nslo
nav favor as with their Eatronass,- ,t,+
We will keep cnllstay on lii!. u ~ " ,,,
of articles suitable to Ele %ahAs u ' N NY
iiuniiy, such as j., NJ Es,rs7r e.. 3
;,I viii be Dld on theNcry lowest e.s lot o'ii'
~ es.l,s,sra for any iaRF eaolC ooltIl5o
s ~ y '.''' Y. tV M00RE & BRO.fSiEii{
cbarlesi5Vvr, lenusfy 81 ie5s
5Sig 5SiisSs 30 % ~ ~ d RsfIIaSS
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yVHOEESA LIE AND EETAlL It1tS = w.
CIGAR AND SNUFF SI0REs

OpDosife iie u. S. IEota, iigpeya, Ferry IHSia:
zens of Harpers- -Fog1y and the ValLsy geeEailF
that he has just opened large AMI WI 5s ,Is @
AND SNUFFS of all grades rs 10 quality nlla price,
adapted please the tets ia and 5 PGtGft 81 G 81 Ss ;Ss ls ]
- Un would q SIX a call from the merchRats and
;tizens and feels ASSURED That he win be able y give
rencral satisfaction to all who may give INN 8 cli
49, is - f. !. CONRAD.
"HS ~ ~ NJ b,s hands employed in manufacturing
60 \, . - MAY 24, 1888.
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cAsII EoR NEGROEs.

TTHoSE persons having Negroes for sale, can get the
4 highest price by calling on the subscriber ;I
ChnrIesown Application in person or by ne Is'Sr wiii
be promptly attended 10. T. u bi'ASIN'
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HARwGC&12 FIRE INSURANCE COM
HARTFORD. .CONNECwICUT.
AGENCY,

ryyaE UNDERSIGNED. Asrcut for INSURANCE COM
1 P,GVY OF THE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA, at
Winchester, and HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Of Hartford, Connecticut, WI! rcccIycHP
DNsaorS and regulate Premiums al risks IN the
former Company, and Insure Property and denver
Policy on the property insured soon rs premiums
'nre paid in the latter company.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received FOR the following News
papers and Periodicals:
Daily, triwccky and weekly National InteIigcnccr
Do. do do Baltimore American.
Weekly Episcopal Recorder.
Do. Littcl5' Living Age.
Monthly Boys and Girls Magazine.
b. w HERBERT.
December % ISss-1v
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flNiiE undersigned beg leave to announce that they
L are engaged in the Hferca ntiie Business, in
the Store House Summit Point, formerly occupied
By Sewers x Bro
They have Just received, and now offer full and
complete assortment of SPRING and SUMNER GooDS, oi
the very latest and the most approved styles: Ihcy
would call the attention of the Ladies TO their Dress
Goods, consisting Of silks, Tissues, Grenadines be-
rage de Laiucs, lawns &c, which, IN beauty ana
ehepuess VIII flvorably compare with any that can
be found.
They have also an excellent stock of Cloths, Cas-
slnercs, Summer Cloths, and other goods tor gentle
mems wear.
Their stock of Grocrees and DoTaestcs is large ana
well selected; IN short, they have hand, ana m
to keep coistanty all such foods usually found
at Country Store.
PRODUCE OF all sorts taken in exchange lor goOds'
at the highest market prices. ,,,,
P. S. Having leased the Depot and Warehouse We
shall give close attention to the Forwarding and Re
eeving Business We have reduced the commissions
upon goods received, and they are now as low as as at
any Depot the road. III. q D.
Point. Nav 10, lSjS.-tt-
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n.yTInTCnp I.0cK I,ogpI,rAT.

forbid. and CHARGED ACCCRp1NGiX.
BALTIMORE LOCK EogFRpAI.,
-LIrfE may BE- obtained the mod speedy ru;ted,,
VI f,r geasness, Loss Of Organic Powers Pain Il,
'raius Disease Of the Kidneys, Injections Of the
ta Tsi3lat Nose and Skin; Constitutional DEBILITY
ne fl7os, horrid affections .rs;ns. from Certain
liabit Youth, which blight their brilliant
sy or anti6ipatons, rendering AIairage, etc, i'm
Cure Warranted or no Charge,
,.,rso NES especially, who have become the VIC
= n Solitary Vice, that dreadful and destructive
iiit i5 which annually sweeps TO an untinely grave
NIIrIiant intellect, who might Otherwise have en-
%1sed 81 listening Senatcs with the ilunders of clo-
aenee, walked to ecstacy the living Tyre, may call
5th full confidence
Marriage.
Married persons those contemplating marriage,
pp.1t Dr. j., and be restored to perfect health.
l5re No. South Fredericl, street Baltimore, Nd
n, he left hand side, going from Baltimore street.
Jrs from the corner. BE particular in observing the
a,absr, or you VIII mistake the place.
Dr. Johnston.
,f.rober Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London
iduac from oueof the most eminent Colleges the
IN, so in tie Hospitals Of London Paris, Piiadel
IN and elsewhere, has effected some of the most as;
cures thai We're ever known Many troubled
Viii ringing in the cars and head when asleep, great
75eryousncss beng alarmed at sudden sounds, and
ishfalness, with frequent blushine, attended some
ttars with derangement of mind, were cured iInlnedi
a'fiy' Take Particular Notice.
10 riiyat and improper iadulence that secret and
siargi habit, which ruin both aS iiil mind, uniting
.leiiidF rlficr gt5isis7', 20, Or '3y zogigey;
i *, esyly habits Of youth w: Vrt, = IT.
nd Is Pains in the Head g>itnneSs Of siht
- sfs-tIlar Power PafDiiatior, nf tI,c HI NJ
la Nervous Irfitlbility, Derangrmcnt ofthe Dires-
Il, Functions, General Debility, Symptoms of Con
y,otiDl sc.
NEyrALLY.-Thc fearful effects ON the mind arc
,t,-.l 10 be drCadCd loss of memory. confusion of
;atyt sef distrrlst love Of s,IituIo ti,1i,lit,, e.
mi sumo Of the evils produced.
Nervous E9cb;rif,.
WeaknesS oi lle yste!ii nervous qcihty prcma
uredety; gchry arising from tho destructive habit
oyootb' mat SoGtry PF'cuce 50 iaal TO the hcltful
r-teiee o !li' anu II Is ue yohg VINO are most apt
go 5ohS Us an ignorance" "l the dangers
j,rs arr oifsn Hizlcd with rc-pccs tn the cause or
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To MAKE \ CAEDLE Bum ALL N16H4.--
remember of seeing, soma years si8ee, IN
an agricultural work, now out of print, ah arti-
Gle on Economy in Candles" which may be
new and useful to many readers. W hen, as
in case Of sickness, duh light is wished, or
when matches are nislaid, put finely powdered
salt on the candle till it reaches the Black part
Of the wick In this way mild and steady
light may be kept through the night, by asmalI
piece of candle
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.RIRT7 0F gFFERS0N
~ IAnIEs u. BHLI.nIs.


r o,y aiA1ss STREET, sfiorD VALLEY HOTEL"
SPIRIT OF JRFFERsol9,' Is published every
IN l,v dorTing5at s . IL, adyanszs- 250if paid
I,5,ir the year-or So if not paii until after thc
Nisiir.ti N'.isiratiou Of the year
ADVERTISEMENTS win be inserted at the rate
eJ : pcr square, For the fret three Insertions and
y ents for each continuance. Thcse not marked on
~ manuscript for specified time. will be inserted
p.S,tii ", forbid, and CHARGED ACCORDINGLY.
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- .EDuring your travels in Canada, 3Ir. SIocum,
did yoii meet any hing that arrested your attention p
dyes sir--a Deputy Sheriff Hc not only arrested
nv attention, but my person, and marched us both
Tito lincoln countv Jail, fGr cEassIag the line
without paying duty on xelleN dog
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-09-13

x-FlERE may b. obtaiued the nlorit specdy remedy
W f,r weakness, ioss of Organic Powers, Pain Il,
~ Tirlat Nose and Skin; Constitutional DEBILITY
iii tlosc horrid affections arising from Certain
- Habit OF Youth, which blight their most brilliant
49, or anti6patons, rendering Mairiage, etc, i'm