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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-20
She is Dying.

Step lightly ! Speak softly Breathe
low as you can She is dying She-my
Laura--my wife-lhe soolher Of my cares
-my hearts comforler-lhe solace, and
Joy, and pride, and charm of my llle-is
dying Gracious Heaven could you not
leave her longer with me Is il indeed
necessary that she must leave the world
of clay--leave me, her earthly companion
leave all everything here ? Can she
not be spared yet llllle longer from the
bright celestial hosts of the glorious here
after, TO comfort me. TO whom she was
everything But, will not repine. No.
To her The change is bliss unbounded, and
| can sacrifice everything for her
Soon will be aIone--all alone in this
dark, dreary comloIlless wOrld--dark,
dreary, c9mfortless, when Laura is gone
though her life shed bright ray Of glOri-
Gus sunshine upon everything that came
near her. as if Heaven had lent her lis
own pure radiance Laura Laura whai
10 me will be this mortal life when you,
its morning star, are gone Nothing
nothing Would that | could accompany
you, Laura. But, no, that cannot be. |
have not your holiness, and Heaven does
not require me. But will follow you.
Laura. Aye, will follow you soon, for
eadh's charms will fade when you are
gone.
Quietly She is going--goiDg from me,
who loved her as my soul No murmur
comes from her lips. No shadows fit a.
cross her brow. No; everything is calm,
serene and lovely. That is not death -
No; il is bul an angelic spirit shaking of
It's clayey fe:lers. ere it wings its fight TO
Heaven My Laura would that you
could remain with me. Your life was
glorious--a pure, quiet, simple glory
and your death victory over our poor,
weak mortality. Surely the angels must
hover round you, ,and kiss away the daWPs
Of death from that pure, paIIid, marble
brow, and fix upon those closing lips that
sweet, angelic, heavenly smile Is she
not esuliluI--besuIiful in death Does
earth contain fairer flower than my dear,
dying Laura ! / can scarce realize il, bul
it is irue--too true !--she is dying !--dy-
ing i--Laura--my Laura lis dying
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-20

A Jay-bird lived on the Forked- deer,
Jango-M alango-ho
And Bue-bird lived his neighbor near,
Jango- -Malango-ho
The Blue-bIrd sat upon the top of a saw pit,
Jsngo-M -Malango.ho A!
And he saw the Jay-brd court Tom-til,
Jlngo- Malango-ho
The Blae-bird laughed, and the Blue bird
Jango. Malango-ho swore,
That he never saw such fun before,
Jango- Maango-bo
Says the Jay.bird, Blue. coaly be done,
Jango-M -Malango-ho
"Or III stop your way of poking fun J
Jango-M Malango-ho
But the Blue bird kept on laughing still,
Jango- MaIsngo.ho !
Says the Jay bird Go il. have your will.
-Malango-ho
So The Jay.bird winked at the Blue-bird's
Jango. Malango-ho sister,
And flew 10 a Paw-paw bush and kissed
Jango- Malango.ho 4! her,
The Blue bird ripped, and the Blue bird
Jango- Malango-ho ! swore,
That he never was SO mad before,
Jango- Malango-hO
So he Auuered about, and he could not
Jango- MaIaneo-ho ! rest,
And he went and spoiled the Jay-bIrd'S
Iango.M Malango.ho F.! nest,
Then the Jay-brd eloped with the Blue
Jango MaIango,bo birds wife,
And it almost took The Blue-bird's life,
Jango- Mslango.ho
And all lhe birds from The Crow 10 the
Jango- Malango-ho Wren.
They poked their fun at the Bue-bird
ango-Malango-ho then,
And the Blue bird moved from The Forked-
Jango-Malango.ho |! deer,
But where the Jay-bird did not hear,
Jango- o-Malango-hO
For the Blue bird went 10 Arkansaw,
Jango- MaIango-ho !
But the Jay-bird still stuck in his craw,
Jango.Malango,ho !
And he cried one day with melancholy,
Jango-Malsngo-ho !
Because he did commit the folly,
Jango Malango-ho T!
To laugh al TIE Jay-brd and the Tom.llt,
Jango Malango-ho
AS lie was sitting atop of the saw-pii,
Jango. MaIango.ho !
And because he thought il all for the best,
go-Malaugo-ho +!
TO GO and spoil The Jay birds nest,
ngo-MaIango-ho!
And he wiped lis till, aud he wrote his
Jango. Malango.ho ! will.
And the will is in the family still,
Jango- Malango-ho
And he left 10 his SON this last request,
Jango Malango-ho /!
To neUer fool soiM a Jag birds nest,
go-Malango-ho |!
In the Stage of Nashville, on The way
here with McCorry, in October, ls4l.
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139CsGBAT80T3o
The RusV.BOdY.

OF all the mean, low, vile, contemplate
creatures that inhabit Gods glorious earth,
that despicabe, animacule, ycleped the
busy-body, occupies the lowest degree in
the scale Of existence. De;raction is lis
natural element, and misunderstanding the
food it lives upon. Ii inhales lis breath
from an atmosphere OF lies, and lis daily
circuits, like the snail, leaves the mark of
its Shiny trail upon everything with which
ii comes in contact. But, though insig-
nifcant in itself, the busybody is potent
for evil. No position is too elevated, no
character too high, no sanctuary too sa-
cred,to escape from the assaults of this in
sduous foe. Like The willy serpent, it
charms its victims that it may destroy
them. Ii is here, there, and everywhere,
and i, makes lis mark wherever it goes;
and is ever or The alert TO enlangle unsus-
pecling victims within lis crushing folds.
The Busy body is a creature whose pecu-
liar organization makes him different from
all others; he appears TO be not only ubi-
quitous but omnlscieni; he (or she) seems
TO pervade all space, and TO know all
things. His plying Propensites have
made him much better acquainted with
the affairs of his neighbors than .hey are
themselves. and he takes great delight in
speaking of them confdentlally, of course,
10 every one with whom he chances 10
meet, who will listen 10 him, for, it must
be remembered, that our busy-body is a
mos, intolerable gossip. This latter al
tribute is one in which he takes abundant
pride, as it enables him, by process of
sheer lying, 10 keep the minds of his
neighbors in state of continual fermenta-
tion. BY this, be Often puts man and
wife al variance, sows The seeds of discord
among the members of a family, engen-
ders feelings of animosity. arrays neighbor
against neighbor. and often, too often, is
the secret agent by which the holiesi of
ties are fen, ssunder, and, when the evil
is consun mated, he surveys the work OF
his own hands with demoni5c JOY, and
exults over blighted hopes and crushed
affections OF is nnocen, victims.
In short, Mr. Busy Body is always en-
gagged in some dirty work ofdeirsciion; he
leaves nothing undons 10 get an inslghtin-
to the affairs OF his neighbors; and from a
single hini inadvertently dropped by ser
want or child, whom he has pumped 10 ac-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-20
PILE OINTMENT.

nNPE subscriber takes this opportunity
| of informing the public that her Pile
Oinimen, can now be had al the store OF
Renlch d. Stonehraher, in Shepherds
town, and ]. G. RIdenOur, at UnionvIile.
This Ointment has proved generally sue
cessful in curing that distressing disease,
as can be proved by the testimony OF
those who have experienced its healing
efficacy. ii. LIZ" AN.
January A, 1858. 3m@
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-20
B. W. Fl E R B E R T.
cHARLEsrowN, JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
General Insurance Agent and Collector

General Insurance Agent and Collector,
OFFERS his services to the business
~ community Of Jefferson, Clarke Fred.
erlck and Berkeley counties, TO collec, all
debts and e,iend 10 all kindred business in
the ysif. counties.
.ur. Herbert is graduate Of the Law
school of Harvard University, and has at
bis command the best advisers al the
Charlestown bar. He will puncmally at
tend TO all business committed to him land
refers 10 the following gentlemen
Observation-Disclosures and Directors
of The Branch Of the Bank of the Valley,
Il. Keyes, Keyes & Kearsley. ]. N. &
J.. l.. Sader.
jefferson COmfy--T. II. Willis, Fry
81 Beckwilh, A. Timberlake & Co, J. II.
l.. Hunter, agent Baltimore & Ohio Rail-
road, Duffield's Depot.
Harper's Ftrry--F. Beckham, agen,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad A. Il.
Herr, and w. J. Stephens.
ShepherdstO,On--E. |. Lee, John NJ.
Jewett, ]. E. SchIey, and A. Humsick
mouse.
Observation-Disclosures and Directors of
the Insurance Company Of the Valley in
Virginia.
Clarke County--Mann Page, Col.
Treadweil Smith, Pendle,on & Richard.
son, S. J. G.. Moore and P. Fl. Powers.
Berkeley Comnty--Alexander New
conner, DR.. Page, Jacob Fandorsn, Jr.,
and 4. NJ. Vanorsdall-
BaHimore--H. Winter Davis, J. r.
Partridge. Geo. B. Coale. Randolph &
Iatimer, and Charles II. IL. Brown.
Hartford, Conn.--Officers aud Dlrec-
tors of Hartford Fire Insurance Compa-
ny.
e. Agent for National ln'elligencer'
for Jefferson County. Virginia.
December 5, 1857. Sly
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SHEPHERDSTOWN JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA SATURDAY MORNING

compllsh his vile purposes. he iabncates
ii tissue Of the most glaring ialsehoods,
which he scatters far and wide. He will
profess the most disinleresled friendship
towards neighbor, at the very moment
that he is striking al the root Of his char.
acler in order to undermine his we'll earn
ed fame. His daily routine is 10 visit
from house TO house, and from ueighbor
hood TO neighborhood, prying into the
family secrets Of each, and retailing at
one place what he has heard or seen al
another. To qualify himself for this hon.
oro6le task, he will stoop to the lowest
and meanest tricks, in order 10 accom-
plish his ends. In word, the prolessed
busy-bcdy is an arch hypocrile, con-
summate liar, and an arrant knave. He
is the bane of society, and should be uni
versally condemned and despised.
The N. Y. Golden Prize, speaking Of
these officious inlermcdlers with the con-
Germs Of others, says do you know him
or her, reader ! Have you ever suffer
ed from them! Of course you have
With bitter malignity they strike al the
happiness of those whose generous ma
lures are the most open 10 attack. Not as
the noble lion comes upon his prey,bu as
wolf, stealing insiduously, by Aanery and
fawning, Or as the serpent besllmlng lis
victim with its hateful saliva. A hint is
sufficient in many instances 10 do the
work of destruction. An inuendo has be-
fore now crushed heart, where only ho-
ly impulses and pure thoughts existed.
A wink or shrug of the shoulder, or an
ambiguous toss of the head have given i'm
pressions of fearful import. A question,
nay, casual remark has often blighted
the fairest blossoms, that expanding beau
ty were opening 10 the world. This is
not accomplished by an open assault. On
the sonuary your busy-body is The most
careful in their expressions. 1t is not so
much The matter told, as The manner OF
telling it. Mrs. A. the town gossip,
very walking epitome Of newspaper and
circulating library combined, enquiries OF
Mr. B. if such things, respecting lhe {.
family, can be true ! for her part she can
not believe it,although il comes 10 her up
on undoubied authority. Still there may
be some mistake, though her informant is
one who has never made an error in judg-
ment. Or they will say, Miss ID. tells
me that Miss &. informed her that Miss
F. is Of opinion that Miss &. thinks that
Mr.. ii. has la,ely received some very Gu
rious looking letters, which are supposed
10 have come from young lady in the
village. In fact, NJ iss |. has been seen
10 drop number Of them in the pos" "
Reader do you know the result Fair
names are slandered, pure intentions dis
torred into crimes, gentle natures bruised.
and hopes destroyed by this perniclous
agent of evil. Were we law maker. i'll
humsp ingenuity could devise a punish
ment all commensurate with the crime.
not long should the busy body exert their
baneIul influence. We should like 10 col
onze these wrelches--send them to some
distant island, where their powers of evil
might be wasted on themselves.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-20
G3O3G5g gOBg8T
'sThere Angels behold the face Of thy Fa-
fhPp,,

"There Angels behold the face of thy Fa-
theP"
Silence filled the court OF heaven, hushed
were angels, harp and tone,
While newborn spirit knelt before the
eternal throne.
As his small white hands were lifted ,clas-
ped as if in earnest prayer,
Light, from the full lount Of glory, on his
robes of brightness glistened,
And The white winged seraphs round him
bowed their radiant heads & listened.
Lord from thy world Of glory here,
My heart turns fondly to another;
Oh Lord, our God-lhe Comforter,
Comfort-comlort my sweet mother.
Many sorrows thou has, sent her,
Meekly has she drained the cup,
And the jewels thou hast lent her,
Unrepining yielded up
ComforI-comiorl my sweet mother.
Earth is growing lonely round her,
Friend and lover thou hast taken
Let her not, though clouds surround her,
Feel herself by ;hee forsaken.
Let her think, while faint and weary,
" are waiting for her here
Let each thought that makes life dreary,
Make the thought of heaven more dear.
Saviour, thou, in nature human,
Dwell on earth, little child,
Pillowed on the breast of woman,
Blessed Mary, undefied
Thou, who from the cross Of suffering,
Viewed thy mothers gentle face
And beqneathed her TO thy loved one,
Bidding him to fill thy place,
Comforl-comfort my sweet mother.
Thou, who from the heavens descending,
Tears, and woes, and suffering won
Thou, who natures laws suspending,
Give the widow back her son;
Thou, who at The grave of Lazarus,
Wept with those who wept their dead !:
Thou, who once in mortal anguish,
Bowed thine own anointed head.
Comiorl-comfori my sweet mother"
The dove.like murmur died away, upon
the evening air,
Yet still the lil'e suppliant knelt, with
hands still clasped in prayer.
Still with the softly pleading eyes turned
to the sapphire throne
While angel harp and angel voice sang
on, in mingled tone
And as the choral numbers swelled, by
angels voices given,
High, loud and clear the anthem rolled,
through all the courts Of heaven
"He is the widows God" it said, "who
spared not his Son.
The infant spirit bowed its head-"Thy
will, o God, be Done"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-20
AGEIgY Or LIFE & PIIB INSURANCE..
r. w. HERBERT.


CONTINUES to give prompt attention 20 all
" branches Of the Insurance Business, and is
prepared TO negotiate LIFE IND FIRE IN
SUR.4NCE in any amounts required, in the
Hartford Fire Insurance Company, Hartford,
Connecticut Franklin Insurance Company Of
Philadel phia; and the Insurance Company oil
the Valley of Virginia.
With an experience of nearly eight years in
the business, and being possessed of peculiar
advantages for ascertaining the strength Of all
Insurance Companies dong business in this
and the Northern States. Special attention
will be given to placing risks only in Compa-
nies of undoubted responsibility, and where
fair dealing may be relied upon i'll case Of
loss.
Dwelling Houses, Stores, Mills, Barns, Fac
tories, Merchandise, Household Furniture, and
every description of Personal Property in coun-
try OF town, insured against loss or damage by
fire.
Life Assurance in the best Companies in the
United States.
The lives of slaves insured for two thirds of
their value, at lowest rates for period OF one
to FIVE wears.
In all cases Of loss, particular attention is
given to secure To the parties insured liberal
adjustment and prompt payment oil their
claims.
Applications either in person or by letter
will be promptly attended 10, and any informa-
ton on the subject cheerfuly given, il address
sed to JOHN T. BRowN, Post Master, Charles
town. or b. w. HERBERT,
Agent for Jefferson County, Va.
p. S.-Agent's Post Office, Charlestown
as MIR. Herbert will visit Shepherdstown
on the lst Saturday in each month.
October II, 1857. 4S-ly"
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A Through Ticket.

A Through Ticket.
Fellow traveller TO the bar Of God, have
you through ticket! Need | tell you,
you are in the ear If lime, on the road 10
eternity, the engine is in motion, no stop
ping now, no. not a moment. Have you
got your ticker yet--is your name regis
tered in the office above, and your fare
paid Ifnot, get i! Immediately, don't
delay a moment; a switch may be outot
place, or some obstruction on the track,
or collision take place; in the twinkhng
of an eve you may be in eternity, the
whole journey 10 settle for, your time TO
do it forever gune--ali--all lost forever.
Do YOU want 10 know where or how 10
get through ticket! You cannot buy it
with gold or silver. II you hadall the
world TO give il would not be accepted. Ii
could not purchase even cure for leprous
Naaman. You must accept free ticket
or none. For your encouragement, | tell
you, Jesus Christ has pshi tue iare,if you
accept his terms. Don't be offended at
the terms, for he will not change them Tor
your accommodation. Though you may
he great man in your own esilmauon,
and think yourself better than others, you
must come down 10 the same terms Laz-
ares did. God is no respector OF persons
ali must wash in The same fountain, tho
king and The beggar, the msster and SER
want.
The terms are, repent and forsake your
sins, or no ticket. Turn or dIe-beiievc
in Christ or perish.
Dying fellow traveller 10 eterniiy-how
long have you been on The road ! May be
you have only started few years, II so,
apply at once for through ticket; switch
may be out Of place few steps ahead,
and you may be dashed TO pieces, your
soul demanded-no time to get ticket
heaven or hell is your home forever--you
cannot come back to remedy the neglect.
llave you travelled on 20 the meredian
Of life, and still no through ticket Apply
at once--he importunate. take no denial;
the conductor may call FOR your ticket
your undying sool demanded. no excuse
will avail you then; then all eternity will
not be sufficient for you TO settle the claims
Of God on your soul. II must be done as
you go, and before you reach the end Of
your journey, or nevCr--no. never
Are you old and near The end OF your
journey, and still no through ticket.
Heaven or hell must soon burst on your
vision; company of angels or devils are
wailing your arrival--:heir conyeyances
are all ready, your room is prepared. An
gels waiting TO greet you with JOY, or
devils to gnash their teeth on you with
rage-may be your childen 10 curse you
for your example, e,ant charge their damna-
ton on your neglect Of their souls. See,
The engine is beginning 10 sla,ken It's
speed, the brakes are pressing on The
wheels, moment, and all is over. The
car is stopped, your journey ended, the
tickets al examined, are you safe The
Judge is there 10 applaud with, Come, ye
blessed Of my Father. inherit The Kingdom
prepared for you from The foundation Of
The world--or 10 say, Depart ye cursed,
into everlasting fire, prepared for the devil
and his angels. See well 10 your licset.
Presbyterian.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-20

The house where the BurdeIl MURDER
was committed is now iensnsed. A dem
iisI has taken the very rooms occupied by
BurdeIi, and does very good busine,s in
advertising the fact. lie seems TO think
that the noioriety Of The place will give j!
. popularity which il would not Otherwise
have bad. Mrs. Cunningham and her
daughters are sill living in the city, in
23I street. go
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Life Insurance.

Penn, Mutual Life lGsuraure Company
or PENNSYLVANIA.
Capital $3.50, ,OOO-Charter Perpetual.
All the profits divided amongst the pol
icy holders every year. The only Tfuly
Mutual Company in the city or State.
Daniel l.. Miller, President
Samuel E. Stokes, Vice-Presideni.
John w. Horner. Secretary.
Premiums may be paid annually, semi
annually, or quarterly.
Persons who now insure will parlake
of a full years dividend on the lsl oil jan
uary next.
Persons may insure their own llves'
and creditors the lives Of debtors.
Descriptive Pamphlets, Blank Forms,
and everv information on the sub]ect oi
Mutual Life Insurance furnished on aPp'i-
cation TO the Agent, without charge, per-
sonally o. by mail.
LOSSES IN VIRGINIA PAID.
Thomas Hammond, NJ. D., Shepherds
town, $4,000 Mr.. Thomas X. Hicks
Warren Comfy, $1,000; Rev. John l.
Hargrave, Shepherds,own, $4,000; Bar
ton Campbell. Esq. .Marlmshurg SO 900 !;
w. H. II. Gardner, Rlchmond, $4,000 !:
Willis B. Dale, Portsmouth,, So, ,QGO Al
exander Campbell, Bethany, $4,000.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS.
G. F. Mason, NJ. D. 4: II. P. Cooke. NJ.
D. John A. Srailb, al. d. r. p. Ma
gruder, NJ. ID.
The Agent will give his prompt atfsn-
ton and personal Supervision to all risks
aShenerer and whereper requested SO TO
de.
Application to be made TO j. P. Brown,
ESQ, Post Master. CAarlsstown. or to
the Agent through the Post ohce'
Charleslown.
will visit Shepherdstown on the Isl
Saturday in each month.
B. w. HERBERT, Agent.
December 5, 1857. S75
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young man by name Of Spencer has
been arrested in Albany, Tor pefpeirs,ing
a new ''dodge." He fastened sri-'les ON
the tail Of rat, and lhen sold hjm fot .
squirrel. The purchaser was a genile-
man from Germany.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-20

MELAScHoIY.--A young LAZY residing
near Cumberland, who was I'D have bren
married on Thursday last.was few days
previous stricken sPeechless. She lin
gered few days in this condition, and
died. Her remains were followed 20 The
grave on last Sabbath. Her bridal robes
were, by an inexorsbie decree, converted
into Tie hablimenls Of The grave. When
she vas looking forward with brigh, an.
licpaliOns of future happiness win the
idol Of her heart, fate lnierposeJ. dashed
the chaice from which she was abou! 10
drink from her lips, touched her brow.
with deaths icy hDgel,and bore her bright
form, but few days previous radiant with
life, health and beauty, 10 the consecIsted
chambers of the dead. Truly. "in ibe
midst OF life we are in desih." This is a
sad bpt true story, and shows that We are
but shadows pursuing shadows; here TO-
day, animate with bright hopes. and -.
morrow insnimsie, thing Of clay, ien-
ant Of the tomb Cumberland Telegraph.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-20

The following names are said 10 be in
the Cincinnati Ohio Directory Messrs.
Gum, Cannon, Pistol, Fusee, Sholee,
BuIlil, Sho,i, Muskea and r. Tillofy |!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1858-02-20

Az UeLY LoT.--One hundred and ar.
ty.seven unhappy married people have
applied for divorce at Cincinnati up TO the
Slb ult. A reporter says:
Early in The morning the courtroom
was thronged with those i'll matched pairs,
who looked any Thing else bul lovingly TO.
ward one another. FrowDs disfguTed the
faces, where smiles should have been, and
those who should have walked hsnd-in.
hand adOwn the path Of life unlil they
reached the shores Of eternity, took seal,
as far removed from each Other as posi-
BILE. They IhoOghI in contamination even
10 SIT ID the same room together, and
whenever their eyes chsnced TO meet they
fiashed-nol forth the fire Of love, but ihs
of bate, deep and lasting.
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Engraving, Copying, &C.

H. D. IICN1II1D
EsPECTFULLY informs the 'nhao-
n i,ants of Charlestown and vicinity
that he is prepared to engrave, copy or
make out accounts on reasonable terms
Any Engraving 10 be executed, left at j.
n. e. J.. l.. Sadler's Store, VIII oe
promptly attended to.
Charlestown, Dec. 5, 1897. ~
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TIE Jay BIRD SONG.

Il Corn Shucking Refrdin.--Tune, Jan
60 MaIango,ho. ."--Dedicafed 10 CoL
II. ". McCorry, Of Jackson, Tenn.