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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-02-06
OPINIONS OP 1HR PRxSs

The Louisville JournJ ssyss .Ths tsssirseoisl.
which Dr. Gardner presents 10 the publ. eosId new,
hsvs been obisin~i except W The display of great
stilI end learning ~ he profession. Ons thisr ..
pssislly sommendsbs 10 the Doctors practice 10 tksl
be will no. asmp, incursbls dse-ss Coz Tho s.Ls
q lee, but frankly tells the patient whether ne can
Be esfed o. mol We shssrfsiiv recommend d..
Gardner sihs attention % III osr frisnJs rhs nav
b suffering ffon disssses of The eye o. ear.
The Richmond Tir<s says: We have no hs.il.
ion 10 syins that DR.. ss,dner 10 The mosl seisnsx
ssd successful eye and ear sarsson In this eauntry.
DIT Gsfdnsrs ussimrnt Of lhs eye aud ssr i
wsndshsL = Richmond ErGsr~.
/" We feel Justified 10 recommending Doctor Gard.
ssf 20 those suasrinG from Diseases he eye and
carr Richmond Rhg.
We can safely snd cordially recommend DR..
Gardner. who will fuIsll eli be undertakes 10 DER.
form.- Bshimrs Clipper.
The New Orleans True Della ssys. We can an.
y recommend d.. Gardner % most successful one
rsior on ihs eye and Ger. He will not upJs "a
ifss, cas- unless cure can be effected.
The WhssIisg Rsx,sisr ssyss d.. Gardner i q,
I he mos, successful 0eaIists end Asrists I'm -
u snsry. We sdviss those suffering hop djsssss.
sshs eye end ear 70 eonssls him.
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a BEAUTIFUL. While Kerosene Oilin one and
DRUG STORE.
a FINE and full Assortment OF Pocket Knvssaud
a Scissors, a,ihe DRUG STORE.
IL foi the Handkerchief, stthe
DRUG STORE.
pAzORs, Razor Ssrops and Shaving Brushes, Al
y the DRUG STORE.
LIAR Brushes. Pocket, Ro0nd. Fine and D,..s
a ing Combs, a the DRUG STORE.
KERosENE Lamps. Shades, Wicks. Burn.r,.nd
= Chinnsy's'she DRUG STORE.
GAP. Letter, Bill. Note and Legal fspsr-No..
- and Letter Envelopes, Al the
DRUG STORE.
DOCKET Books and Port Monte Poke, Memo
1 randsm Books, aiih DRUG STORE.
4 GREAT variety Of Tooth and Nail Bru.h.. al
a Toilet Soar. Honey Soap and shaving. attks
DRUG STORE.
pAINT. Vanish. Whi.s.wash snd Bl,el;n,
! Brushes q The DRUG STORE.
" DRUG STORE.
IF Y0U want q God smoke, 90 10th
! DRUG STORE.
4 Full Line o. Paints and Dye Stuff. stths
= DRUG STORE.
EEHEATON's and other Itch Oini.sns. q he
W DRUG STORE.
EuSH Hoots..snd Lines, Marbles. &r.. stthe
DRUG STORE.
A FINE Assortment Of Pipes and Stems, sons
q very hns'nshs DRUG STORE.
You will 6ad pretty 10, Of Je~elry. stths
DRUG STORE.
SEWING Machine Oil, superior article =, M.
DRUG STORE.
April II. "a
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ELIxlR Psru,isa Barb SD Prs,olise sfIros
= The DRUG STORE,
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New Classical and English School.

NEW Olu0oiCut 0hN A1A6AACA ASAiOOA.
U.HE 6rst session Of my School, eight miles South.
j west Of Marlborough. and ten miles Norhwes
q the State University, will open on The hiid Of Jan
uary, 1867.
The Classical Course embraces thorough prera.
ration, in Mathematics and in the Greek and Latin
languages for the University, othe Institutions
the kind, while the Higher English Course offers the
opportunity 81 Z comprehensive and practical educa.
lion in the Ordinary and Higher Mathematics. Naiu.
raj Sciences, English Grammar, Analysis, Compost
ZION. Geography, &c.
IsrxnMEDIArx CouRsE. Arithmetic, English
Grammar, and Geography.
PainARr CoUssks- Spelling, Reading and Writ.
ing,
TvirIos.- Respectively, Sc. &i2, SIC and S25.
exclusive Of lights. French, 10 extra. Half due In
advance, and half al the close Of session.
Special favors In tuition granted q. disabled North
Carolina soldiers when necessary.
Board 10 10 $l2 per month. Facilities forboard
M ones self.
Having completed my course Of study q, Wake For.
ss College, with the present session, my aim 10 TO
build mp such School ss the times demand
Ny Academy % ample comfortable. and convenient.
" situated for boarding. in neghborhood Offering
the advantages Of morality and heslthfuness.
TKxT DooKs.--Robinson' Malhemstics, Haikness'
First and Second Greek and Latin Books. CornelI's
Biographies, Greene's Analysis. and Greens's First
Lessons in English Grammar.
Ny address, Rock spiing. Nc.
H. M. GATES.
REFERENCES: Professors Wm Royal and w G
Simmons, Wake Fores, College Capt Robert Bing.
ham, Mebanesyille; Elder q w Purefoy, Chapel
Hill: Elder r. N. jordan, Hillsboroush; Rev. r. s.
Webb. Durhsm's, NC.
/ December ~. sT-2m
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TO THE LADIES.

WE have received q lot Of Steven q Howes
w Family Dyes. for dying Ribho Silk and
Worstsd Dresses, and other ish. goods Also Soap
Powders, for washing the same. Call IN ssee SAM
pies, atthc DRUG SIOKE
April ilth. 81
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TO PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS.
WE hav. jus, received fulland complete stock
w ofDruesand Medicines, which WILDE sold low
for cash. Call and see the prices, ., the
DRUG STORE,
MI . Gains Corner.
April ilth. S5-
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LADIES'.

Who do not believe that the 70.
mainder Of a large lot of Cloaks.
Shawls, Sontags, Nubias, solid and
figured Worsteds, dark Calicoes. Ne.
rinos, and Balmoral Skirts, bouql,
io'u, can be sold for cost, will please
call and see for themselves
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Der Terms 81 psssni ere "a ru snsrs, % -
Cor sir months. paid 10 advance.
Advsrissnsss,--os dollar ~ sqvsm ~ =.
srs isssrIos, ssd shy Genie fef 60 ses.i.ss
ten Iisss 10 ssssilste . ssssss. lssisi ss
wiu = nsds y liberal sssssm~a
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con M0NTHi-AGENTs wanted for ,ix
49, snfveiy SefU arficif,, just out. Address o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-20
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
BEAUTIFUL Christina PRESENT:

Id VOICES OF THE BORcGR.
BY Colonel q. ". Patten. United States Army.
Beautifully printed. II comes bssrorc US Z Pearl IN q
caskst--Al6any Evening Jou.nAL
The collection viii be sfchly worth place IN every
American home. '-Poughkeepsie Press
Tho poems Of Colonel Paten have found tens OF thou
snnds Of sdmiring ADMINISTRATIONS Journal.
There IL true Inspiration IN that song Song OF the
Gwordn IL srs the blood like the roll OF drums beating
battle and ts music IL clear and strong and
Che relying call Of the trumpet Nsw York Citizen (hss
o, ca,ng-s .-...- 49, -. =. nj. numbers
49,. =. gently and smoothly as zoe .-A
snronrh shady dell; but =. urs Song o. ..e
which ever erected heroic men 70 heroic desds-Usweso
S'"''s MuKD 4 HouGHroS, Pubi.hers,
lsp Broomc street N. ".
Pima Tinted paper sent 70 any address postage psd
receipt of retail price (f2l
For sale AZ principal bookstores
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A sToR. HOUSE ExcHAxeE.-rABLE D,norE PROM
sveU style
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CrEAu TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
- Rtserage eB currency scabin attn lowest rateS
MINNESOTA Wednesday Pee -
Dras payable any part Of England, Irs.and and SCOT
land current o. sxchanss Apply ~ THOhPsONS
passage once, 70 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-20

LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sae.-Medcnes for all diseased Preoared food for
mocking birds at DovEy'S Nos and Greene
Canal
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IL BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"A FRANCIS BUTLER, No. 3 Peck aim Butlerss Infal-
ble Mango Cure and ExterminAtor rs cents Buffers
work, 81 Ferres cheap.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-20

- Winter Arrangemsu4 -
Leave james slip New Yorh, q T. ~ va Long ls1aod
Railroad 10 Jamaica FOR Babyloa and al way saticna ~
FRANKLIN avenue Brooklyn, q 100 A. ~, via Dfookltn
uops :.
Railroad 10 Jama5ss, for Babylon and AZ way sahQns
FRANKLIN avseus Brooslyn q 2seS p n. Vie erooklH
tiona -
ions connecting With train Of Long Island RAILROAD svs
* S:ssss , ys%s,ss s: :ss n sys y:
arriving a. Franklin avenue, Brooklyn ~ 10 A. n.
Leave Babylon Il l1to r. u. for Jamaica And ell way
s..soo. soo.seng .h rap Of Long Island Rarosd A.
Leave IsOsion Il no y y. for Jspslca ana "a ysy
road arriving Erankln sysnus, Brooklyn. - sos ~.
and connecting also with the horse cara Of the East New
icss . :Ss s'. S.''' tss sss''
10 take eject November & l0Q. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-20

AT OUR OWN HORSE AUCTION MART III EAST
"A Thirteenth street near Fourth avenue.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL.
date Miner SomerviesI
Auction sales OF Horses Carriages Wagons Harness and
thing In the horse line, Tuesday Friday.
Acssrs JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL stand at the head
OF the horse auction business In this city,
double dealing Everybody doing business with rely
the horse line at private sale at wholesale prices.
For catalogue Of to-day's sale see auction head.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-20

NY INFORMATION OF MARGARET KEARNEY OF
n wasord seuniy Sligo Ireland, >l be thankfully
sssa " lhomAs ksar1sy her aaels abe is Supposed 70
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

U,oR sALE-rHE SMALLEST DOC IN THE CITY AT
II 81 Bayard street. basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-20

10 now receiving freight for Baltimore washustsa an
points south and West, via
Bsltinors and Ohio Railroad,
q pier II North river and will sail with Despatch.
SOMERSET.
G. ". YEkvEII. 0snr As't ,. O. =. n. Co.
IL Broadway corner Of Dsy street.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05
HUMOROUS.
A Plantation Preacher.


Tho following is a story told by Bishop
Quintard, of Tennessee, at the recent Church
Congress, as showing the education Of plan
tatiOn preacher. lie said
was visiting plantation, and the bell
was rung, and the negroes, numbering some
five hundred, gathered in the parlOls and
Piazzas of the house, belonging, unfortunate
" for himself, to bachelor. After reading
a chapter to them preached, and said that
would hold service the next day to bap>
tizc such as should be presented. baptized
between seventy and eighty, and. after theser-
vice, fell in conversation with uncle Tony"
plantation preacher l asked him about
various Christian doctrines, and finally said ::
"What about the resurrection 2"
With very solemn face he replied:
'YOu see, master, intment is intment"
eyes"
"Well, you SEQ dere is a spiritual body, and
dis body made out Of dus'."
Eyes"
"Well, you see, when the Angel Gabriel
comes down from heaben, and gOin' up and
down dc River JOrdOn, BLOWN of his trum-
pet, and the birds of Heaben singin', aud de
bells of Heaben ringin', and the milk and the
honey rainin' down on all the hills of HeabeD,
he will bring the SPIRITUAL. body wild him
down from Heaben, and take dis here body
up out of the dus', and take the intment and
rub it on, den stick togedder-and dar dcy
is."-PdH Nall Gu=cffe.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05
MISCELLANEOUS.
Curious Cause for Abandoning a Hus-
&c.. -..-.- band,

=, !, New York correspondent gives US the
following piguGnt piece of New York scandal:
There gwas a funny case of elopement in
Brooklyn last week, and one of the Sunday
papers has served it up in the highly original
and dsIeetable style of which gave you an
example or two last week The parties to it
boarded In one Brooklyn Heights-there are
nothing but boarding houses on the Heights
nos. The lady and her lover left the house
at different hours on the same day, the latter
carrying OF the lady's wardrobe and jewelry
in his IIunks The lady soon Joined him.
however, aud the pair lett for Europe, or parts
unknown, leaving behind, in the lady's hand.
writing, an explanation of the reasons of
her flight Il was in the shape Of a letter to
her husband. in which, after declaring that
she loved him (the forsaken) second only to
her"NOntague' (the taken,) she goes on to
say, of eourse in the postscript, as follows:
do You remember, darling the evening
VIC, had thUse charming charades at Mrs. Bra
dy's tthe landlady of the boarding house,
in which the Tyrant was played? you know
he represented the syllable ty by marriage,
IN which personfed bride, and my dear
Montague the bridegroom and then YOU did
the horrid rant by tearing about the stage
and reciting astudiedpiece of dreadful French
poetry! How could you, when the whole
word tyrant was acted, take part of Gesslcr,
while my own Montague took that of the no.
BE William Tell? Oh shall never forgot
how SPLENDID he looked with his pants turn
ed up to the top Of his boots, and my red
opera cloak and plumed riding hat on his
head. Oh! how glorious was the burst of
sentiment when his manly voice declared he
would die for his country Ny. whole heart
WIS filed with admiration. and then and there
| determined 1 should be his and only his
Why did you take such ridiculous part as
Cock Robin in the Babes in the Wood
you looked so silly hopping about the stage
with two feather brushes in your coat tail
pocket"
The forsaken husband, instead of being
quiet about this affair, and consulting only
las lawyer, has been running about the coun-
try-showiug every one this letter. This should
be 4 warning to young gentlemen, who ought
not to take ridiculous parts in charades if
their LADY loves are also romautically disposed.
William Tell is certainly more sublime than
Cock Robin.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05
Blessed are Paying Subscribers.

The following article is taken from an East
err paper. We adopt it is applicable here,
siuPiy changing the name of the paper to that
Of The Spirit ef J.ferson:
Blessed is the man who doth subscribe for
his party paper and pay therefor. His feet
shall not stand on slippery places; he shall
not be forsakcn by his friends, nor prosecuted
by his enemies, nor shall his seed ever be
seen begging bread.
Blessed is he that walketh to the Office of
the printer, yea. even cometh to the sanctum
OF taeJiSPiirit Of .cfeAsOH, and purchaseth
Years subscription thereto. Selah.
lie shall gain wisdom by day and be ex-
altel above his fellows.
lie shall talk knowingly upon all subjects,
and his neishbors shall be astonished at the
muchress of his learning.
lie shall not contract bad habits, or lose
good bargains.
he shall not pay an additional per cent up
Of the collector, and he shall take warning
thereby.
He lrall bring his produce to market when
The price Is exceedingly good, and withhold
Il when the price descendeth.
lie shall not lay hold of red hot pokers, for
his knowledge of metaIlurgy viii! teach him
that hot irons burn.
His children shall not vex him, nor his
wife wear his breeches
He shall live to good old age. and when
his dying hour is at hand his soul shall not
be troubled as to its future state.
Bat IT would be better for him that doth
refuse, to subscribe for his party paper, that
lac be bound hand and foot and cast upon
feather bed in the month of J uly.
He shall have no rest either by day or by
night, for visions OF creditors shall dance up
on his stomach by night and their actual pre-
sence torment him by day.
Ifperchance he hath moments peace. it
is only that he may have little rest ere the
memory of an evil life lacerates his mind as
the goad pricks the hide of the OK, that his
punishment may be longer drawn out.
His children shall grow up in wickedness,
they-shall put their hands to their noses and
vex him to wrath, and his wife shall kick him
out of bed. Sclah
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS AND
FANCY GOODS.

THE undersigned wishes to inform tho Ladies' Of
l. Jefferson and surrounding counties, that he has
received a large and handsome assortment Of La
dies Dress Trimmings and Fancy Goods, such as
COLD AND BLACK VELVET RIBBONS,
BCGLE BRAID AND FRINGE S,
MOhair aud Grape Fringcs and Binding, Velvet
Crepe, Silk and BOmbaZine Buttons; Blue, Green,
Scarlet and Black Belt Ribbons, and many more
Trimmings too numerous to mention. beautiful
assortment of Fancy Goods, such Jet, Crystal
and Plated Belt Buckles; Jet BreastPins, Ladies'
Companions and Reticulcs, Wax and G lass Beads.
a handsome assortment of Embroidered Cushions
TOR ocking Chairs and Lounges, all cOIors of
Zephyr WOTsted and Knitting Yarn, Canvass for
Embroideries Chldrcn's Lcgings and Sea rEs, full
line of Ladies' and Chidrcn's loves, Buck Gauut-
let's for Ladies aud Gentlemen.
The above articles have been selected with great
care, and will be cold at low prices.
NJ. BEHREND.
Opposite Campbell & Mason's.
October g. 1867.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05
NOTICE.

TTNHE undersigned having returned to Charles
L town, with the view of locating in his native
county. takes this method of announcing that he
will give his prompt attention TO the execution of
all work entrusted TO him, in the
BUILDING AND HOUSEKEEPING LINE.
As there may be those who not familiar with
his qualihca tiOns workman, he would stale that
all his work will be under the supervision OF his
father, Mr.. Nathaniel Myers, whose experience as
n builder Is known to all.
o. Orders for work solicited, and may DO left at
the residence OF his father, in CharlestOwn.
SAMUEL MYERS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05

Dox'T WRITE THERE.-Don't write
there" said one to lad who was writing
wi,h'a diamond pin on a pane of glass in the
window Of a hotel.
Why said he.
because you can't rub it OUT
There are other things which men should
not do. because they can not rub them out.
y heart is aching for sympathy, aud cold,
perhaps heartless word. is spoken. The
IMPRESSION may be more durable than that Of
a diamond upon the glass. The inscription
on the heart may last forever.
On many mind and many heart, sad
Inscriptions are deeply engraved, which no
effort can erase. We should be careful what
wewrite on the minds of others.
\ WARDROHE.-Th New London CORES
pondent OF a Cincinnati paper, describing the
waEdfdbe Of a Cincinnati lady at that water
ing place. reports it as follows:
Forty five new dresses, 50 not quite new
and % that have been worn several times
She IS the owner of 81 bracelets, 9S very
valuable rings and Isl comparatively plain,
81 chains, watches, 24 valuable bonnets,
IS pairs of slippers and CATERS, SO shawls
aud mantles, and linen enough to set IN half
a dozen dealers in white goods. This. or
something ike it, Is her inventory, as report
ed by her maid to the servants Of the hotel.
and so to the outer world.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05
GET THE BEST!
THE SAVED IS MONEY MADEI

THE SAVED IS MONEY MADE!
THE very best Sowing Machine now in use il the
L WILCOX 4 GIBBS NOISELESS FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE, which by its rapid motion
SAVES TINE,
and by it's noiseless operation does not shock the
nerves, but lie work gides away from under the
needle with magical swiiness leaving the operator
in state Of satisfaction and relief that much ha.
been accomplished in little tine without labor
for there was no perplexity to get
THE NEEDLE SET;
no wondering how to get the two tensions arranged
just right; there was ceaseless- clatter to die
turb. nor was there the dreaded reversing of the
motion, causing total disarrangement Of needles,
bobbins, and shuttles, after a half hour spent in
GETTING READY;
neither was there the exhausting labor to con-
sequcnt upon much and complex machinery there
was of these difficulties, for in the Letter 30
all these have been done away with and better
satisfaction be had by seeing ts operation, we
advise persons needing just such machine, To call
at the residence Of Mrs Ann E. Monroe, Charles
town, where one can be seen in Operation, or send
for samples Of work and circulars to
THOMAS NJ. GARRISON,
Oct. Is. Is67-3m. Frederick City, Md.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05
POETICAL.
A. EFrOm the Dublin UniversiIy AIaga1ius.l
,il .ftLae5 LOVES FLOWER.

As Eve went forth from Paradise,
N,rF3 - she, WPeping, bore away
81 One flower, that, rel in tears and sieha
''if.' Is growing 70 THE day.
sTa g. iNTheTe'eF the children of the fall
.lls = Are tOiliIig 20 this hour,
hsaa lit blooms for each. il blooms for all,
ISiag ~ lad 1--we -Se call this flower.
RcdrOsas Of the bygOne year
EEE Al Ara mia Gled with the mold,
And other roses will appear
.E1eWheret they grew pale and old.
But where itgrew no other grows
No bloom restores the scar;
fsarA -Snr1lis resembles not the rose,
-ssAG And knows ne other year.
So. welcome, when thy bloom il rcd,
-srkss The glory of thy light,
- aasARd SyeleOIne when thy bloom Is shed,
The long sleep Of my night.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05
PREPARE FOR WINTER

ASSORTMENT GENERAL AND PR
CES MODERATE.
MILLER & SMITH respectfully inform the pub.
w lie that they have just received their ware
room in CharIestOwn, one of the largest and best
selected assOrtments of STOVES, that the Baltimore
or Wheeling foundres could furnish. The stock is
general and complete, to meet all necessities
suit all tastes and being offered at prices mod
crate, for Cash, or in exchange for Produce, that
none can fail to be suited. The following COM
prises in part, the varieties of wood and coal
on hand:
size Diamond Parlor Stove, for heating two and
three Rooms.
sizes IndianoIa Cook Stove, for Wood.
3 .. Excelsior &" Wood and Goal
, Monitor Coal.
3 Standard Wood
s " Radiator, for Coal.
'' Broadsidc, - Wood.
= Parlor Organ, for Wood.
' Magic Temple" -
Avarlcty of PA lOr Stoves of all kinds.
Tin Roofing, SpOutinE, and all work in the Tin
ming line done at short notice and by the best work
men. .rH.
Goal Holds. Lard Cans, and Tinware generally,
always on hand and for sale at the lowest prices.
CO. Beef Hides, Sheep Skins, Rage, Becswax.
Hard Soap, Bacon, OH Copper and Brass, will be
taken in exchange for work, at the highest market
price.
! :aIl from the public generally is respectfully
solicited. n. & S.
OctcbeF g. 1867
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05
NJ E G II A MIC Al.

ARNALL'S COCKEL,
GARLIC AND SMUT SEPARATOR.
PATENTED JUNE 90, 1861
THE above machine is wholly Virginia enter.
4 prise, invented by Virginian and being man
ufactured in ViTgiriR.
The Separator" IL warranted to separate from
the wheat more Of the cookie, garlic, smut and
cheat. with greater facility and At smaller cost,
than that Of any other machine now extant.
One machine vii! be furnished each party pur.
chasing territory, and arrangements can be made
through me with the factory to supply any addi-
tiOnaI number required. -
County, town and city rights only for sale.
Apply to, or address.
J. r. SMOOT,
CulpepPeT Court House, Va,
Sole Agent for Va. & w. Va.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-11-05
What is to Become of Me2

A touching instance of connubiol affection
and devotion occurred not long since in New
Hampshire. An aged couple, who, during
half century of married lie had wrangled
aud quarreled with each other, were in all
probability soon to be separated. The old
husband was taken sick. and believed to be
near his end. The old spouse came to his
bedside, and after carefully examining and
taking stock of his condition exclaimed:-
"Wy, daddy your feet are cold, and your
hands are cold, and your nose is cold p
"Wa'al let 'um be cold :"
"Wy, daddy, you're going to dep
"Wa'al guess know wot I'm about"
IVY, daddy, watts to becum of me if you
die p
81 dunno, and don't care Wat want to
know is, Irdt's to GccWm IF me ?"
AT this stage of the colloTuy our reporter
judged that the correct and delicate thing
for him to do would be to retire. He retired.