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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-05

all Yankee born. Though the English arts
tocracy and some of those who ape them 70,
profit from other parts of the British realm
than England proper, do abuse and bsrate n,
and our Northumberland such titled serb
blerS as the msndacious Mahoy, (ths blood
kin OF disgraced British navy oficer tina,
broke bis parole of honor as prisoner in tn.
Revolutionary war; the blatheriDg Sir Henry
Bulwer, (who hates rs because We laughed a,
him. and the egestive Elgin, (uho dislikes u.
because We detected him as a snobA NAV
be impudent and scurriious, and lie about Us;
though the British Government will be con.
tinually patting flies in our soup, and ned.
ding about Cuba and the Sandwich Island.
and the like, and will still keep up the duty
On tobacco LOO per cent ad vaIoyens, whilst
they pirate Of" free trader we are really in.
ciined to believe that if the Br;ti,b rv,.,,
would even nov change their conduet and
mind their own business, when stern peril en-
compasseth round the white cliffs Of Albion,
as 1t most assuredly will before the year 1900,
our folks will spontaneously rally with a
nurrah from Passamaquoddy to tho Rio
drande' and rush to tho rescue of the " old
mother country" with stars and stripes Ayins
aioft and all sorts of musical instruments play.
ing Yankee Doodle" and " Hail Colum bi AZ
In hrst rate style. There are some, who, n
not disposed to interfere on any other ground,
Will readily take hand in the rumpus for
the reason given by the loving husband who
assisted his better half in tussle with a n.;yb.
bor' because he would " not let anybody lick
her but himself" and also he did not want
her kept from her knitting"
But want Of room compels Us to cut short.
somewhat abruptly, what We have written.
and defer its further public alton till to.mor.
row. we snail then resume the subject in
Of what We have above said.
Mr. Soule. 1t is we'll known here that thu
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area OF treedom," in disregard sopaevhat of
tho duty OF neutrality between other and bel.
ligerent nations, or between an Oppressed
people struggl ing to be free and their oppres.
sors! Mark there have been from the foun.
dation OF this Government stringent acts of
Congress to enforce the Observance of str;c,
neutrality and suppress fllibusterine. a vic.
which, We are free to confess, We inherit w..
fear for our peace in this and the othsr world
in somewhat too eminent degree) from our
Angio-saxon forefathers. And yet, the police
reports Of last week in New York and Pbi,a-
delphia, show that Lieutenant Governor and
other high functionaries of the adjacent Brit.
nh colonies, and agents of the British Govern.
ment,* have in these cities, in the face of, and
In defiance of, those statutes, opened recruit.
ing rendezvous for Yankee volunteers. - n
be shipped after enlistment first to Halifax in
Nova Scotia, and then to Grim Tartary, to
help John Bull and the French and Turks and
Egyptians and Zouaves take Sebastopol some
time next summer or fall, IF ever,) and gene.
rally to fight those battles which the English
people, it is thus admitted, are unwilling or
incompetent to do. Our neutrality and our
neutrality laws, 1t seems, ere of trifing mo.
"'n' or consideration, except when q rigid
anil Ms, are not altogether satisfied with Con.
vince tS. smss, letter to his lawyer, to con.
city in the bus;n people he had no compli.
Government will require the di.mi...I fecerai
this country or elsewhere. fes'ding In
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SHEpLERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA. SATURDAY MORN

asked the hand of the It,le frunette, but
with the kindness of sister she replied.
4 would not do you the injustice of be-
slowing YOU the hand without the heart.
Go, cherish me ever as friend, and we
will each live far more happily. Take
the wealth which so many covet, give
freely TO the needy, and may the richest
blessings attend you
He went from her presence, a wiser
and bitter man, for he had resolved TO fol-
low her advice, and there was raised up
for the suffering true friend.
In reply TO the Indignation of Mrs. Sea-
ton at the refusal Of Arthur Ashton, Car
rie aneclionatcly said Mother, my
own mother, receive the assurance Of
Your child that you will never have cause
to regret it,
While the father uttercd--'AIways be
true to yourself, my daughter when
temptations assaiI.
And Herbert Clair wondered, as his
friend Ashton gave him an account OF
his last interview with Carrie Sealon.
She is not Influenced by wealth,
thought he. Truly, the girl is mysterl-
Gus
The Envincible! The InvincibIc! Al
ready has thin mist gathered over his
powers. Although the truth was evident
10 himself still he would not admit the
charms Of Carrie Seaton had obscure!
them.
Unseen, he again marked her varying
countenance as she listened to the thrII-
ling and inspiring words of talented
lecturer He saw high honor ana truth
written there, and inyoluntariiy bowed al
her shrine.
The next day. and Herbert Clair sought
Carrie Seaton, and in glowing words
paid his tribute. AnxiousIy he waited
for her answer. Not a muscle varied,
bat triumph lurked in her eyes as she
firmly replied: know that Carrie Sea
ton rejects thee, who has borne tie title
of inUincjjIe.'
Vanity wounded, Clair, the high and
gifted, left her presence, sonowng yet
completely astouishcd. Scarcely could
he admit The unwelcome truth that he
had been rejected.
'Pride Pride!' fell from the ashy
lips of Carrie, as she remained where
Herbert left her. My vow is fulfilled,
although | have sent from me the only
man whom can love-
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high the laurel wreath, said:

high the laurel wreath, sald:-
Advance, Miss Carrie Seaou, and re-
We the reward of high merit Blush
/ yly the bright brunette came forward,
kneeling gracefully was crowned
4 dh the far-Gamed chaplet. While for
aa instant the white robed figure knell
WIN downcast eyes and clasped hands
tears started in the eyes of many at So
fair sight.
Carrie rose. and turning 10 the preeer-
tor and august committee, said:
sAccept, respected siTs, my thanks Tor
This touching tribute; ever fresh as the
laurel leaves in my memory will remain
The events of my school life. and may The
wreath be but the incentive to spur me on
in ,he paths of knowledge All gazed
opthe brow of intellect and flashing eye
as she turned 10 the assembly her lea
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-24
PART ".

Herbert Clair, NJ. D., the profound
thinker, deep reasoner, and reader OF hu,
man nature, had at last, found case that
he could not iathom, and for long time
he sat musng. Yes said he, as if pur-
suing a train Of thought, there is some
thing about Carrie Seaton that cannot
discern. She is giIl Of spirit. like
that, bul there is something unaPproach-
able about her, thai one cannot resist
Then he became lost in deep meditation.
Ii his dreams thai night, sounds OF mel
ody fell tremendously on his ear, and an
angel form like unto Carries seemed lur-
inc him on, and following, far, far away,
he just heard the music OF the spheres.
when suddenly her pleasing eye beamed
with scOrnful expression, and with a
naughty wave OF the hand she moioned
him back to the cold earth.
The next day, the famed physician per-
formed his accustomed duties with look
even more dignifed than usual, but still
in one little corner among his hearts PIC
lures fingered the image of Carrie.
lie slrove, by close application to his
books. TO throw off the impression and he
grew paIer and more stern, while his
Teart.strings were terribly lwiching. To
,be assurance of Ashton that he was XII
ling himself By hard study, he only re-
,Iied The inyincible killed; show me
Lode who will do it,
All! little did Arthur Ashton think
that Carrie Seaton had made him stbser-
went to her plans, when, after her gay
words he introduced her to the NJ. D.;
whom she was killing by her bright glan-
ces.
Ashton, the millionaire, courted by ALL
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For the Register
THE DEATH OF THE YEAR.

Hark to the solemn tones the old year wailet1
HIs farewell anthem on the stilly air,
Faint, and more family while the Sabbath haileth
The new, with prayer.
Another, yet another friend is leaving,
His mnute-puIse grows still, land chill his breath
While silently, his shroud the snow fakes wea-
wing,
Wrap him in death
What sad, fond memories in procession throng'
Ing
AS ever round the grave Of other friends.
And then, all lruitieSsly, there comes the long
ing
To make amends.
The dead, alas heed rot our fond relenting,
Nor hear the low, sad music Of our sghs.
The living fruits, the growth Of our repentilg,
The firing prize.
1t is as when gentle mother giveth
The life on which another's trembling hung
The newborn year, with hope which ever liv
eth,
From death has sprung.
And light OF Immortality, down-streaming
Around the future of the Graded year,
Shows circliDg rainbow-hue of promise beam
ing,
Doc 31-.12 o'clock. 1854. S. P A.
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PAR t III.


Twas an hour after the concert, and
Carrie Seaton sat alone, commuAiug with
her own thoughts. One moment her
slight frame would culver with suppress
scd agony. and the next, long penl-up
sighs wo~ll escape. Then dropped from
her lips the words : 'Oh, why did | re-
ceive him so proudly Pride ! Pride =
Then rising suddenly, she gazcd al the
laareI wreath, and the sight seemed to
give her new energy, for, with heightened
color and deep voice she said : 'Ay
Herbert Clair, thou wilt not long be IN
ruciJic, for, although, love thee, and
only thee, though shalt crouch at my very
feet and feel the power Of woman
The following evening, and Carrie NOV
ed in the gay and brilliant throng. Again
she was clad in white, bul instead of the
laurel wreath, white camello, hsr oniy
ornament, was woven in her rich black
braids. Gems of Wedge fell from
her lips, and many learned ones marked
her powerful intellect.
Soon music was introduced. Many
pieces were brilliantly executed by those
who had been trained from their child
hood; still Carrie felt she could surpass
them all, for with her music was an alb
sorbing passion, and for some time she
devoted her whole strength 10 it.
In remote portion of the room she
marked Herbert Clair, as, listening, be
stood with folded arms, completely charm
ed.
Soon she was interrupted by her en-
tertaner who approached her with troop
Of merry ones, eXclaiming: Here you
are, wild bird; we have caught you at
last. and now we bear YOU away captive
to sing for u.s. and they escorted her TO
the piano; whens nsscatcd they cried, Sing,
sing pretty bird
Now thought she, 'he shall feel my
power; and, with mischievous smile,
she commenced; but this soon passed
away, and her countenance beemed with
enthusiasm as she proceeded. She sang
an impromptu taking the words Sing,
sing, pretty bird
She first represented wild bird, carol
! ling merriIy as ii scared free and unietter-
ed in It's height; then her voice rolled
strong and vigorously It's gushing song, as
she proceeded to show mortal trying to
capture it, she eXuIting in defiant notes,
and those were followed by plantve
wall as the bird was taken. Ere long a
sunny child importunes the imprisoned
one with Sing, sing, pretty bird It's
spirit crushed, it warbled low touching
melody and expires.
Carrie ceased, bowed for moment her
head, then gently rising, encountered the
earnest gaze of Herber! Clair. All were
spell-bound; there was brcathess silence;
no loud congratulations greeted her ear,
but the silent and heart felt pressure Of
her hand was enough reward. Gentle
adIeus were spoken, and the company, so
gay short time previous, separated al
most noiseless!y. y,entrancing had been
the soul breathing influence of music!
Carrie Sealon's triumph was complete,
and so she felt it that night Is her parents
fond kiss rested on her brow while they
said daughter, daughter, thou art in
deed our happiness
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PAR H..


All 'he heraias OF 'he Gay 'ceiheu Will
The praises OF leroer' Cialr' young
physician vino had reached the summit ol
fame, and who now sways the minds OF
men by the strength o! his intellect Ills
word was law among the older PhysI-
clans, and while they wondered at his sa-
gaclty, they could hardly envy him, tor
his generous, open nature, won Their con
hdence ana esteem.
lie had mingled win the IalFeS' OF 'I'c
'air' anu $1,000 PROOF OF 'he'F a'TacnonS'
and now Carrie Seaton had resolved Iha'
'o S'ou,r 10" ; :. Es, Sn' r,I ne, ho. c,ho. and
tn;I. iJ,rI' nf sa,isGc,;no .GI from her bamobtv
s'ba. '.,' ,,as Cnrr;n,s mn}como hom9-a
Ibrau,iri,I residence in the suburbs Of the
city.
A few months rolled on, IN which Car
RE MINGLED with the fashionable world.
Many souoht her smiles but she had the
same Kindness for all. One day the
Young oirI was summoned to the presence
of her mother.
Carrie said the proud woman, sex
plain YOUR strange conduct; already you
have refused many brilliant offers. Why
is this 2
Mother, had ! loved, | would have ac-
copied.
PIRATE nc! that sI!'y nonsense 10 me-
girl !! exclaimed the srorhiul Wonah'
$40 night, Arthur Ashton, the millionaire
will call for yon to attend concert. Go
with him, my child. | w0uld have you
sracc the highest station in society, and
hen the wish Of my heart will be gralli-
d.
'Molher,' replied the daughter, 4 have
ONE Of your own proud spifit-beware,
" it will turn like the worm =! 70 night
will 90 with Arthur Ashton, not at your
ommaud, bet because he can be made
ubseryienl to my plan;' and her eye lit
With a sudden thought as she left the
0om.
The girl had been stung to the qolcN
y her mother S words, ana her rePiy
vas from the goadmgS of a wounded sPlr-
t. Mrs. Seaton was satsheu' ioT She
hoUght of the triumph OF heF child
Suoser'lcA' 10 h0f P'al'' oH' SO'''
lily idea.
IN the imposing carriage Of the Ash,
ms, Carrie was whrled TO the scene o!
ltcrtainmenl. As she entered. escorted
the millionaire, cnvious eyes were
.rned upon her. ana her own listened
she saw Herbert CLAIR, She observed
I'm smlIngIy return me numerous Sdlu,
atoms greeting him on every haad' ana
larked that duHag me Wholc evening III
as completely absorbed III ''s music
'IIave not been called the Queen of
ong by my companions ? thought she
es, and Herbert Clair shall bow before
" shrine ere month has passed.
Her thoughts were interrupted by Ash
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lures lit up with the glow Of inspiration,
and her rich voice burst forth in wild
melody; then raising and swelling, the We
nv walls re-echced back the sound.
The effect was instantaneous; the audi
ence rose to their feet as if enchanted, and
hung on her words with rapture, for they
were singularly appropriate to time and
pace.
The last words Farewell fell in
soft cadence on the ear and burst of APP
plause, long and deep, followed. As she
closed, her eagle eye rested on young
man of prcpossessing appearance. He
WAS elegantly formed, extremely hand
some, with ali intellectual countenance,
and frank, winning expression. A mo-
mcnl, and Carrie was among the gradu-
atcs again, and with them in singing the
closing piece, bat above all rose high and
clear, her rich notes.
For the last time the bright brunette
stood in her well,remembered room, tie
place where she mad toiled for honor, and
had searched deep in the mines OF knowl-
edge. On the same spot where she had
made the first resolve, she eXclaimed:-
The laurel wreath is nine, and | will
also win him on whom my eyes rested
this dav =
Ay, Carrie had fallen in love at first
sight, and her Witching heart was gone,
gone
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-24
(iIrKfORn-

We have acrounls Oi "an0,her outrage
upon American cIuzcns at Greyiown.' -
SeYerai eIGzens we've attacked, II J. SAID,
by the natives. Our Minister al Nlcara-
qua, and Consul Fabeus Inlerlered, and
Tie IiUlcrs were gne.led.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-24

ing, in order to see il she would not find
him the invincible one.
Surely, have seen that eye before,
he thought. And where 2 Soon came
the remembrance of the laurel wreath, and
the rayishing melody that burst upon his
ears.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-24

There is IN Old Maid in this town, who
is SO exactly nice in her notions of female
modcslv, that she turned oil her washer
woman because she put her clothes in the
same tub with those Of voung man.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-24

The man who was lately "struck with
a new thought" has concluded to over
look the act, it being the first time, and
there is Illhe danger Of repetition Of tho
offence.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-24

A new church was to be Consoarated
and the word went forth that an amaucl
performer would test the magnificent or
gan. Who can it be- No one knew
but the pastor, and he was silent TO all
The important day arrived, and the
church was filled TO overAowing. a
heavy curtain shrouded the organists
place, and peering eyes were unsatishcd.
The pastor entered, and then commenced
the vounary-lhc trembling prelude
soon deepened into swelling notes OF
thunder; it rolled long and reyerberaled
against the archcd roof of the house, then,
gently dying away, left a large portion
of the congregation in tears, for the mn,
sic had so completely enchanted. Soon
the anthem followed and rich, powerful
voice rang out the glorious notes OF
praise. Could the voice be morta,!'
'ris Carrie Seaton's voice said Her
bert Clair, and his powerful frame shook,
rs he thought of his loss, for he loved her
deeply and truly.
And he was right; for, at the earnest
solicitation of !he pastor, a vislant Of the
family and friend Of her fathers. Carrie
had consented to perform the part she so
admirably sustained.
Once again Herbert threw himself at
the feet of Carrie, proclaimed his love,
and laid low his title of lnyincible.
Proudly stretched the form Of the
bright brunette, as she answered. Once
now accepted. Dost thou indeed
acknowledge my lowers
Yes! fair one, and thou shalt have
proof of it,.
One peculiarly marked the gorgeous
wedding Of the wealthy Clair. The
ceremony finished, ere the congratula-
lions could be received, he galIanlly PIa-
ced on the lovely brides head wreath
Of golden laurel leaves, studded with dia-
nonds, saying: Receive the proof that
resign all claims 10 the INvINcIBLg
In the Supreme Court at Washington, a
short time ago, AIr. c. imposing
appearance, but OF careless diCtiOn, IN ar
.uing a motion 10 set aside a verdict, fre-
luentIy used The word S0t instead OF SIT.
Nr. $, Of quick wit, indited the
which, in few moments found
its way 10 the Bench, causing general
Dutburst of laughter among the Judges
May il please the Court, our case Is Sot.
We claim to hold what we have got;
And if The award is s1t aside,
D-n the Court that so decide.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-24

They have got to growing chickens so
large in Massachusetts, that farmers have
10 sell them by the quarter, like pork.
These are chickens to crow over.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-24

A Coop lDEA.-A sentimental chap in
tends to petition Congress for an act 10
improve the channels of affection, so that
hencelotrh the course Of true love NAV
run smooth.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-24

There is a man IN Grant county Ken
ucky, who IS 80 very misery lhat when
hc sends hts negro servant into the cellar
ior apples, he makes him whistle aH tho
way down to the apple box and back to
prevent him from eating Of the lmn.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-24

The Uses OF ADvERsITY.-MGn arc
frequently like tea-lhc real strength and
goodness is not drawn out Of them until
they have been for some time in hot wa
ter
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-24

The man that was kicked by saw
horse, last week was obliged TO submit 10
amPuta'jon. His trowscrs legs were Ia
ken OF lust above bis boots.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-24
Much i'm a Little.

RAIN llaS i lultt b!t"Sl'
Speak not rather than speak i'll.
The sweetest pleasures are soon gone.
Guilt is best discovered 10y lis own fears.
We gain nothing in the company Of the
vicious.
Patience is the key of content.-Ma-
homet.
The choisest pleasures oflifc lie with
in the range of moderation.
/ Zeal without judgement is an evil tho
it be Zeal unto good.
Do not for one repulse forget the pur.
pose you resolved to effect.
The locality of fools is lecture to the
wise.
Preserving the health by too strict a rig
linen, is wea;isome maady.
Judgement is a throne Of prudence, and
silence is lis sanctuary.
TauIers and hypocrits are twins and
the offspring Of the devil.
Virtue is a rock, from which rebound
all the arrows shot against lt.-ho1iaF.
To owe an obligation to a wor,hr
friend, Is a happiness, ana can be " dis
Pafag'm'"''
A seven thousand collar De" mas N'eh
made in Paris for a Turkish gentleman Of
fortune.
Eleven horses and three dogs wer"
gofeu 10 uc"ui I'D Nl1"A'o ." sums
""!' d -" OIL "s.'' ,,..,... .c,,.,.,..,
"oo" h"'"ot Is u'' c'"' S'' ~ ,I 'I' ,... '.,.''
III ""'J" J,e'! ''"' u '"''''' - ''''"'
'"ol' ',' any. ,, -,
Frno'hce IS j q"a,' Ii.'o''i''''''' D" 80, 70,
vl'e, a.u ] eau "J,,' D,,rLo 20 '"''"''' '''''''
III 10 FAUST =, ,,l.
Store your n''nu j Wei'' l"t .,,!, ;, j. ''1'" '''
d" ,"'L! 10, ,a, ,.,,,,,,' -, o.r,b-,te
bricG,m~s~ D""D. @',I Of ,rnrb m in heaven
Iv,;,, ,.,u,l, ,, ,ho ,,.o,,o, s,ocl hon,
or co,I3 Wna,. hrr,asr yna cam ca.,,,
catch cold.
coo ,brorc,h ;,oow &c tho seryon,
.,a;L sa;I ,,',,Jo n'Lon sba l,na.lod ,Lo boron,
tout of the pail.
SI,rdors oro Ii,o n;os. ,hov lean al
.,ror = mans oood mrs 70 I;.Li uron his
sores.
4 Drawn, Rct-Onccn EIjzabe,b's =
porlrait
Moving for a New Trial :-Couriing
for a second wife.
Dare to do cood ,boroh the world lauoh
=, Won.
IvLo L,;,a -, ,ho oo;,, or
" ~" ''''" ',g - = rs " c l...,,,os.
I1,'la,5 p1,."I 5'''' N'''''NN '''o " 'N
'''.oa''~'
why IS young Iady JnS' rom oo''",
ing schoob IKE 9uHuIhg coihHi''c''
Because she Is ready 10 receive proposals
The times are getting so hard that yco-
pIc can't pav attention.
WIZ, should o ,,ier rovor s,c,I c,ndlps7
Rrr,nse thew will surely come to Ight.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-24

part Of the mountain OF sorrow which
an iuebriale had heaped upon his own
head, lately slid off and broke down the
bridge OF his nose.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-24

"IIow are you, Smith ? said Jones,
Smith pretcnds not to know him, and re-
plies hesitallngIy--"Sir, you have got the
advantage OF me. yes, relorls Jones,
Il suppose every body has that's pot,
commonsc sense Smith looks unhappy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-24

IN exchange paper under the head Of
Good ADVICE ADVISES young men to
wrap themselves mp in lheir own virtue.
Many of them would have frozr TO death
this winter wI,h no warmer covering.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-24

Il wonder what makes my eyes so
weak - SAID loaler to gentleman.
"Why, because they are IN weak
place" returned the latter.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-24

Union is not strength, as the old to
per said when he put water in his bran
dy.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1855-03-24

Fit is true in the literal sense, that oil
the wisdom Of the world is folly in the
sight ol Heavens it worth n mans wmic
10 live to SEVENTH goethe.