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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

ThE HANDWRITING ON THE WALL
There are two remarkable articles
one from the Providence Journal
Senator Anthonys organ, and anoth
er from the Springfield, Mass Re
publican, n radical journal Of &C
knowledged Influence IN New Eng
land. Tie " lssson Of Connecticut,
~ the Tribune calls il, hss bssn thor
oughly learned and uaderstood by a
least two leading radical papers, and
the PhilsdelphiA North Americas
also thinks that tho Radical majority
10 Cosgrsss has been pushing along
the car Of natioasl progress = little
too fast for soms sections Of ths
party"
The Providsscs Journal states the
case more nssrly whcn II declares
that the party cannot endure ~
ery.hing which ambitious and ex.
IRENE men may undertake to aceom-
plish 10 its NAME" that the schemcs
now fostsred BY the Radical leaders
ARE mischisvous enough to ruin any
party" that il impeachment il sue.
cs.si'ui III ia easy enough to zee sha.
tbs Republican party is ruined
that forcing suffrage upon the States
!. . beyond The power Of Congress
And will Be exceedingly Injurious to
the party's power" The Springfield
Republisaa, Of the sane date, talks
in The same strain. They wee the de-.
feat Of Radicalisn in one Of its
oncholds --Connsesicut The
handwriting on the vail produces =
panic in The party. The cry Of the
leading Radical Journals Of New
England now =, that the party has
gone too fer. N y. World
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

Col. BuxxE.-Ths Heudsrusu
Ti.s' pays 'ss following =s!l d.
served compliment to our able -
indslatissbls District Attorney:
"Col. Bsrks has beea doing .
gaod business during the week in
bringing o6enders to justice. Il is
ssying petAipg more than will be
generally endorsed to pronounce him
Que Of the very bess solicitors 70
have ever had 10 this District, and
ws have hsd several who we're hard
to beat. lie brings both industry
and ability 10 bear 10 prosecuting
and At the name time 10 candid and
opes- handed toward accused parties,
asd courteous 10 opposing counsel
lie has made many friends among
our best citizens BY his straight.
forward cour.e in ferrs,ing oct asd
bringing 10 shs bar " justice shoss
who have been xeiisy Of violating
The law, In this work he has been
assisted by Grand Jury composed
Of the best class Of men--,hoss who
shrink from the performance Of no
duty.
We are glad that the work has been
done, and whilst We believe that
some parties have bscn indicted for
very small oGsases, the example,
even in cssss where thers il individ.
nal hardship, viii be Of lasting ben
s6t u the con wunity st large"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11
Wasted timsc.

Alone in the dark and silent night,
With the heavy thought Of vanish
I'd year,
When evil deeds come back to sight,
Aai good deeds rise with welcome
cheer,
AloAs with the srec,res Of the past
That come with the oil years. dying
chime
TIE Shadow Of Wasted Time.
The chances Of Il ppincs- cast away.
Iha opportunities never sought,
The slow advance, and tho backward
step
in the rugged path We have 'tr'vsn to
climb;
How they furrow .As brow and pale As
lip,
When We have walked with Wasted
Time
What are we Esw7 What had wo
been
Had We hoa-ded time ~ the miscr's
gold.
Striving our need Of good N vim,
Thro the summers heat and Tia win
tcrs cold
Shrinking from uasght that the world
could do;
Fearing naught but the touch Of
crime
Laboring, struggling all seasons through,
And knowing No Waited Time.
n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11
HOPE.


Say what = Hope The gentle even.
iag sti.r,
THAI lights ihc weary wandcret to hs
And, =. be thinks upon his home ala,
soo,bss tae sad ,hr,hbinrs Of his
achiGg brea-,
say. what is HOPE The life boa, or
thc world
i.asachgd forth upon our -ca ri grief
asi care,
fsfrlc-s Vi rides The wave, with sails
unlurlel.
a, saws osu SINKING spirits from de-
saair
Say. whn Is HOPE fh. MANIPULATED
That Sized. IT. hri.Iianee Ger the
wssp'ng ssie.
Nature's brigat icur-drop. in It's color
glow.
Aud dropping low' rc's with fresh ira
GRANGE rise.
Ask that ford mother ~ she sits beside
The hearth where oft her sailor 10y
hath ,rod.
VIA, ehecrs her spirit when ksrcs
winds beiide,
Mud tcmpcsta howl around her frail
abode
Co ask the lrse-lorn maiden. as her
tears
>till iios oneeasipg cr the faithle.s
one
Points there 10 angels hand to brighter
years,
Cleans there ,he beacon. ligh: to gaze
uponf
Yes, Hope ir lei, and, in the darkest
night
or griei aud sorrow, burns with
rarc.t rny
And strives With gca,le sonl-per,adins
light
To tafr tho gloom Of darkness int,
dar
oisprlng Of iienycn' thy blissiul rcigr
cIenl
Our dropping hearts from wretehed
meas ts Sns
Beau rqnni litc's weary pathway to the
eud
Aal poin, 10 brighter scenes beyo1d
the grave.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

DID IT DESTROY oug INSTITUTIONS
AND ANNinILArE STATES.
We have seen no better compcn-
dun of the radical creed than is con
tanned in the following extract from
the Hartford Conn Press, which is
edited by Gov. Joseph X. Hawley:
The var has settled beyond dis
pu;e the supremacy Of the Union
s5ove any State, aud that the 6rst
allegiance Of the citizens is due to
the United States, and that cliuging
to his State in rebellion against the
general gowrnment is treason. We
do not care what any State Cons,itu-
ton says, nor wha, quibbling argu.
ments the adhcrents Of the beaten
State Righu faction may elaborate,
the sword has settled the point. We
Ae net care now 10 70 back to a con
sii,u'ional argument on the subject I;
the opinions Of the fathers pro or
con, are not, We say it with great rev.
erencc, worth a rush on the point.
Cali Il revolution, il you like; say
that the theory of our government Is
changed (shien We would deny If it
ser. worth while il il now settled
by svc years war that the States
ARE not sovereign in the highest
sense, and that tie United States is
nation in that high sense thA,
Great Britain and Russis arc nations.
A. = nation, there was plain way
for Us into peace out Of the chaos Of
the war and that way is not ~.
closed. 1t docs not seem necessary
to settle any theory about State sui.
eide or territorial condition. At the
end Of the war, the States had nc
governments. Their people were
conquered in n civil war. II sas ia
the power Of the General Govern
ment to order and permit all the 10y
al people in those States TO rcorgan
ixs governments republican in form
Congress still has the pows. to ISSUE
this order aud permission. Tn,
President, has tried one plan, which
has failed. lie has permitted tn.
rebels, to the exclusion Of loyal met
generally, to reconstruct State gov
crnmentr. The result il not salts
factory, aud the condition Of tn,
South requires more thorough re-oV
ganizatioa."
There views, put in practice, worI
an enslrc change in our form Of GOV
erament, rs vel, ss in its Theory, anc
,how ia characters too palpabls to b
mistaken, an open aud ayowed de
termination on the part Of the radi
eals 10 rcvolutionize the Kepublic
They at least posssss the merit o
bolane<s, and il the people permi
them to 70 ON and cousummats th'
work Of destruction, il will not Ger
esinly Re tor want Of knowledge o
their iassn,ions.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

Back to the distant, din, dark past,
back to my first lossvow;
BACK to the d y thy tears fell fast
Faithful stiil go
Back to tho tune Kissed thy hand,
Back ~ Thy sails III lave
Back to the letters yoa traced in III sand,
Cautiously | move.
Back to shaI hops, nv sours Asst bliss
Back 70 the hsssded knee.
lAsk ~ the eharn Ut shy G-.s s-sss kirs,
so--so dream u thse.
Baek u the rosebud, moist with dew.
hack to thy picture dsss
Hack " the Heart, devoted ssd srue--
Faithful -sill In nss,.
Rack through the weary march Of time.
In ftuitless search for shss;
Rack to the cold goodbye VI sAise,
turn, YET wistfuliy
Backward eas nohenA->As usu,snt
app<en.
skssehisg usss = h<s@sd hsss:"
ws,'wern, yet asstisg, sssublias viii
he hr'ags hy siehs " ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11
~ The eitissss of Robertson

~ The eitisess Of Robertson
county, Texss, publish 1t. Lsmue|
X. Morton, Of Co. II. 10Th Regiment
Veteran Reserve Corps, late sub as
sis.ant agent Of the Freedmeu's Bu-
rsau Of that county, in the calves.
ton News: They say.
Having acted in that capacity
for ovas . year IN ous cosnty, and
tolerated BY our people because they
could not help themselves, he BY Ais
paritsniesl and hypocritieal course,
sussssded il gaising he esaadsacs,
~ scne exssat, Of the ftssdmsa.
lie bought the cotton Of the freed. .
men, on T. +. Lovctt's place,
am"ustinE to near tao thousand
asllass. Afser bs>vayiag Tie co.'s.
dsncs sad lying 10 those who had
elsins upon hin, be sbsconded with
his ILL., gotten gaips."
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

3 Y + r Err NO NORM
Whn D, The s~ n Dk JOIN.
ViLLES ELIXIR ,es can h. es,.a
p@rs.A"''i1. ana y, . tn,I.ng e.~s.
Jh< N.s.,a,sh,as sAev.&. vG,pA La A.
hss'sss ss'- ,IvaI's,b.' ,,A lic.n mr. tIs PIN.
zeal .od N'tvos~ W.,,tss-. t.,c.ysi liz.
h'ii1y ami fn~trafs,p. l. ~ oi Ma-,v,.y
h"e'sy, lwi'"'~my. ~ any o, sin cors
y" ae's ~ ,''uittii nsii-ertion. r.uth p Il
'"e u'-' 's"ah'e pr p,'ston ~ d..
@nyrfcd
II VII remove all nervous Affections.
depression, excitement, iDcainc,iy 10 sta.
~ "F oosiD,ss, loss OF memory. confusion
thoughts OF siid~,rpe,iou, tears 81 10.
SANITY, etc, II will restore thr npra,lis.
'.E" tae heath Of those who lave de
slroyed i by sensual excess or evil prac
tie~.
ionng Men, b. banbugged no NOR
by "Qaach Doctors" and ignorant psar.
iit,oner'. but scnd without delay Ior he
Elixir, md be NJ once restored 10 health
and happiSces. A perfect cure is guarnn.
l-~d 10 every instance. Price, 81 or l,ot
bot',es 10 one address, 81.
One bottle Is sufficient 10 efs.c, A care
10 all ordinary cases.
Alo, DIR JOlNVliLES SPECIFIC
FILLS, for the speedy and p.smama,
cure OF Gonorrhen, elect, Ure,hral Ds
charges, Grayel, Structure, aud all sac
uon- Of the Kidneys and Bladder. Cur.
tuected IN from one 10 five davs Th.v
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

IRE business ~ kidaappinx yesnf
k3sls fr base PURPOSES Il ~ The lnsrvaas
N Nsw Yavh Il Il paiA tAss rib ~
~ ~ ajpasta ~ sersss ~ esaiGhA
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11
WILLIS P. CULEMANS
UAdulatory Corn and Whsat Milla


l>nE Manufacture 81 fhss NIL, hsv,
j b.-n resumed by the Paseentee. IN
New Orl.~ns, md y. tske pleasure 10
oss.r'or 'l~m Is tn very best Nils ever
manufactured.
The Renuinr
COLEMAN MILL
can only liz non Ut oi I'M IN New tkans
A, the i.is State Pair they we're tr,.
umphsnt over all Others lax diH.rea,
Mn eoFmr:iss,. rs they sl-sys have
bern. North IN South.
An dr~crip4 io0s Of Mil and Plantation
Machinery constantly on hand
THOS. b. BODLEY y CO..
No. 3 I'esdiao street,
Feb. I, N6-S7.1y New Otssns
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

,. =. nsna4. ..... .aous l. nsasy~se,
MtNDNE 4 uEREFtbRO u.
nkAL.RS IN DRY GOODA
~ ~ C'Mmn~ S1svt. (l.st-~ss =.
tvs ~ ~. Chalk. ssd City ilossb. }
Ssv 0hass, La
JAY Is lsoA am
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

essa, nAss1~ : Co.,. New Yesh-
l1wn MANAGE CO., ........ 81. IOsie
ODER, ATWATER 4 GN.
|NUrTON FACTORS, No n Untos
~ H. Nv Orleans.
J A. Noaswonssy Ag~ss J.oEsssa
Texas
P~h Z ~ rs "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

l.. w. LYONS 4 CO,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
w Ready Made Clothing, Furnishing
Goods, Boys and Chiidr~as Clothing
Corner Uonnoo saa ~ Charles. .-.n
n one M she largest importing hone~s IA
the city. Their stock 10 selected with
grvat care, end tor excsileses Of material
and 6n~h canno, be surpassed.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11
WM. !. kOnMDN,

VIM. J. ROBSON,
WrFON FACrOR, sud UoMmiaaio,
" AerchAat, No IS Cssoa.irlrt ssrrr,
New Orleans
k~kr IN N"l n r. Wi.i,ssns. Gi,uer
Te1A. M,-s's J.,husoa 4 burr. Bank
srs. Shrv-,Dsl. II.
Feb o 1866 2A.lv
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

DIpOr OF SODA AND MINERAL
WATK1 ARPRATUe 4 nATH.
r. s. WATERMAN 81 asd 70 Basi.
. Street, (bstwssa Coanoa aud
Gravisr,) New Oslsasa, Ia
A. agent for the ps;nssPal Nasufae-
.srsss d Soda Visor Appassess, 10 i
sssh.sd - furnish n eli ii.ss, he bsss
work and most approved ssylss, u The
very lswsss prices.
The attention Of heda Water dealers
il particularly called 70 he ihst that
they can b sapplisd hsss, with III A.
ticlss 10 this lins, n nasafAetsssss psi.
CO., the cost Of shiposas ealy addsd.
Pisia printed dirsctioss fcs nakiag
sspssiss Soda Water, ssat with each
charger Soda watss natsrlals Coz.
stssAy o. haad q lowest narhst prices.
March ~, 1851 A3331.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11

JOHN PHELPS l. CO.,
(Sscc-soss Of PHELPS / Jooes.)
NOTTON FACTORS aed 0ene. II
" Commission Mcrchssis, No. ~
CaroMSelet Mrret, New Ov'eass.
h. TERRY. Aseot, Je1ersoa. Tex.
~. will make lit-'rsl sdvsncvs. In cash.
m oil eo1si sn'u~nh 10 the above hoas~ /;
wiz give I'LL parties permit 10 ship .h-ir
ro' Ton ussses th@ the has9i Of .h- shove
eos~. ssvins Ihrn the trouble snd II
isr's- VI. getting nssry ~ ny R,'vrva~
N. u sranv pad in New Oslrans.
Ph. =. ~ ISL
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-05-11
New 0rIeths Advertisements
ixNsiRi AID rAlcY aoops.

A uGRisWuiD \ co. old nrm Of Hyde
"A 4 t..adraeh, established In S-x Orleau.
~ years. Manufacturer, ard Importer. u
Watches Jrwelry. s,lverwarr, Cutlery. Guns,
and Pistols. Corner canal 4 Royal St.. lily
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-03
MARRIED.

On Thurrday, November 2sth, in Charlestown.
BY Rev. A. =: Hopkins, Mr.. CHARLES e. RED
place. - '-
In the Presbyterian Church at shepherdstown, ON
IuSSSSdSys goth inst by Rev. w. C. COe, Capt. NJ.
. BROWN to Miss ANNIE + GALLAHER' eldest
daughter OF MIR. John w. GalIahcr, Of this town.
On Wednesday evening, 9th inst, IN Charles.
TON. 3y Rev. C. HoPkiGs. Mr. JoHNN; WHIT
IlNSION To Miss CELESTINE GALLAHER,
OF this town.
On the goth Of November, 1867, at the Church Of
B. Hemsteger, Pastor, Mr.. john L.. SCHILLING
Ferry, West Va.
At the Methodist Parsonage in this Mace on
"Wednesday, 9Th INST by Rev. J. ". Tongue. Mr..
WILLIAM PAINTER to Miss MARY J. GRIF-
FIFTH, ali Of this county.
In the Presbyterian Church in NIonrefeI.I on
WHIT Ne WILaM wIRr " & sGs Ts< to IE's
MARY, daughter of Mr.. Hanson G. NIasIin Of HaF-
dy county, foI meTly Of Jefferson county.
On the Bridge at Harper Ferry, september 2sIh,
6y Rev }. A. McFahcn, Mr. WILLIAM Z. HAN
Clarke county, Va.
At the sam. place, November 18th, by the same,
CATHARISE WATERS, OF this county.
Al the same place, November 2Ist bv the sa.pc
Mr. LEWIS MORELAND, of thus county, and
Miss SALLIE d. O'FERRELL, of Clarke county.
At the same place. November 25th, by the sane.
Mr.. JAMES A. BARTON, of Alabama, and Miss
ELIZABETH BROWN, of Page county, Va.
=, Attne same place, November goth. by the same.
LCPTOS--buth Of Clarke county, Va.
At the same place. November 9th, by the same,
Mr. w WILLINGEAM. of this county, and
Miss FLORIDA J. HARRIS, of Loudoun county.
In Shephcrds,own, on Tuesday morning last, at
the residence of MIR. WIN. NJ. MarInaduke, by Rev
" &. Coz, Mr. OSBnURS JONES, of Clarke
county, to Miss MARY J. WALKER, of THE county
On the 18th inst. at Harper's Hotel, in Sharps-
burg, by Rev. J. w BuCkly, Mr.. JOSIAH SIIONY
to Miss ANNA FREEZE, both of shePhcr dstowu
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-03

= Reverdy johnson, T. S Senator of Ma
ryIand, has published series of PAMPHLETS
on the, dangerous Condition of the Couu-
try, the Causes which have led tn it. and the
Duty of the People" In the second. among
other matters cUuciusIveIy disposed of, are
the new tangled ideas as to the power of
Congress over the State Constitutions-ro
regulate the elective franchise, &c. The
third IS an argument to prove that the Pres
ldent cannot be impeachcd, except for ..trea>
son and bribery aud that there Is no legal
power IN Congress TO suspend tine Executive
from the functions Of his Office pending trial.
These papers are marked with the legal acu-
men and conclusive reasoning for which the
author is distinguished
- Hon. David Davis. administrator of the
estate of the late Abraham Lincoln. Iuade a
final settlement ct the estate at Sprin.fieli.
Illinois, last Thursday. After paying all the
debts there remained SlIO.294 ~. which
divided among the widow and heirs. givcs
500, 40 80 to Mrs. Lincoln, and the same to
each sou.
The trial of Jeter Phillips, ut Richmond,
charged with the murder of his wife, has
been concluded, the jury failing to agree upon
averdict, and were discharged The case
will be tried again in April next.
The u. S. Army, according to official re-
ports, numbered on the 30th October, about
$4,000 men. There were 81. 900 recruits
within the preceding year aud upwards of
$4,000 desertionS.
-Thad Stevens has under consideration
the ACCESSIBILITY OF dividing the State of
Texas into two or more States. aud has an-
nOunced his intention of Introducing bill
for that purpose during the present session.
Hagerstown has now direct railroad con
neetIon with Baltimore. The laying of the
rails GU the Washington county road was
completed last week. aud on Monday the
trains commenced 10 run regularly over it.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-03
CALL, EXAMINE AND PRICE!

addition to the fresh, large and varied stock
L heretofore on hand. have Just received AT INV
store-ToOm opposite the Bank building, large and
general assortment OF
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES,
GROCERIES, BRANDIES,
Whiskes, Wines, Holland Gin. Rum, Catsups
PickIes, Coarse and Fine Salt, Kcrosene Oil, 70.
baccO (cheap g-adcs and the bestquaIty) fur chew
ing or smoking, and Cigars az all price,
GLASSWARE, QUEENS, WOODEN & STONE
Do, BUCKETS, TUBS, &c.
general assortment of Cent? Furnishing Goods
consisting in part of superior Over aud Under
Shirts, the real Buck skin Gloves, Ca'pet-Sscks.
Umbrellas, &c. HOsicTy-a general assortment
and very cheap. and we'll worth the attention Of
the Ladies' Soda, Water ana Mushroom Crac kers
Cheese, Candies, and Nuts and Fruits gcnsraIly-
FISH: embracing MhCkereI. Shad and Herring, .
aIso Canvass Hams, Bologna Sausage, Dried Beef,
&c. FRESH BEEF and SAUSAGE will be found
constantly on hand, and can be obtained day or
night.
% All kinds ofCorxTaV PRoDreE taken in e1-
cha Dge for goods.
60 Corn Meal and Flour. Buskwhcat and Pota-
toes, constantly on hand.
These aTt!CIcs will be sold At the very LotrsSf lv.
ing profit, and call from the public generally il
respectfully solicited. JACOB Is BROWN
OCtOter y, 1901 Agent.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CoNsuErPTIVEs.

The Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON will send free
OF charged To all whp desire the it'll
the directions for making aud using the simple
remedy by which hc cured ct a lung affection
ana that dreadful disease Consumption His only
object Is TO benefit the afflicted. and nc homes every
fniterer will try this prUscrpJi"n il will cost
them nothing. and iniy prove blessing. Please
address REV. EDW ARD \. WILSON
No los South Second Street,
WIlIamsburGh, New York.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-03
Valuable Farm,
JenonSon County,
FOR SALE.

THE undersigned offers at private sale, his val.
L uahle Farm near Rearneysville, Jefferson
county, West Virginia. containing
273 Acres,
more or less. The land Is the finest quality Of
Limestone, aud unsurpassed ia fertility and pro
ductiveuess by any land in Jefferson county.
About eighty acres of the tract are in FINER
TIMBER, with the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-$YS
road running through it, afTording facilities
for putting the wood and lumber into market with
but little trouble expense of hauling One the
best business OCpOts along the line Of the d. & o.
K. u. is within two hundred yards OF the farm.
An extended description of the farm and its i'm
provements is deemed unnecessary as persons de-
string to purchase will view the premises before
doing so.
% For information in regard to terms. &C., ad-
dress A. S. cambridge,
Kearneysville, jefferson county, w. Va.
August 10. IS67-tT.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-03
LADIES' DRESS TRIMMINGS AND
FANCY GOODS.

ITNHE undersigned wishes to inform the Ladies' Of
i Jeflerson and EuTroUndiug counties that he has
receiyed large and handsome assortment d La
dies Dress Trimmings and Fancy GOods, such a.
COLD AND BLACK VELVET RIBBONS,
BUGLE BRAID AND PRINCES.
Mohair aud Grape Fringes and binding, Velvet
Crepe, Silk and BOmbszine Buttons; Blue. Green.
Scarlet and Black belt Ribbons, and many more
Trimmings to numerous to mention. a BEAUTIFUL
assortment Of Fancy Gods. such Jet, Crystal
and Plated Belt Buckles; Jet Breastpins, Lsdiss'
Companions and ReticUles, Wax and Glass Beads
Ear Rings, DreEs Elevators. Fancy Pocket Books
a handsome aEsortmeEt Of Embroidered Cushions
tor Rocking Chairs and Lounges, all colors Of
Zephyr WorEred and Knitting Yarn, Canvass for
EmbToideTies, ChiIdren's LeRfnzs and Scarf full
line of LadieI' and ChiIdrea's loves, Buck Gaunt-
lets for Ladies AID Gentlemen.
The above articles have been PeIscted With great
care and will ke cold at low Prioes.
NJ BEHRESD
Opposite Campbell L MsSon's.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-03
HARPER's FERRYERADE.
HARPER's FERRY
OG0THING
GENERAL FURNISHING STORE,

GENERAL FURNISHING STORE,
For GcntIeEen, Youth and Children.
THE undersigned takes pleasure in informing
L the public that he has just received, aud will
continue TO keep constantly on hand, a large and
we'll selected Stock Of the best Made up
CLOTHING FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
all kinds Of GentIemen's Furnishing Goods, Roots,
Shoes, Hats, Caps Notions Trunks, Valises, Satch-
els, &c, &c, &c.
PRICES IN PART.
Suit OF Coat, Pants and Vest, complete, Silk Mixed
CassiaSTs, SIS; Black Cloth Suit, - To -; Grey
Harrison Cashmere Suit, SI7; Pulled Linsey suit,
sos Separate portions OF Shit at Ratablc Prices.
Being enabled TO buy my Goods of the first and
best Manufacturers in the Country, positively say
] can offer BETTER and CHEAPER GOODS ia
my line than have ever been sold in this ueighbOr
hood.
Thankful for past favors, respectfully solicit
continuance of public patronage, and will endeavOr
to meTit the same. respectfully request buyers
to call before purchasing elsewhere and determine
for themselves If do not tell cheaper the same
quality of goods than any one else possibly can.
NJ. ROSENBERG, Shenandoah ST,
Opposite DR.. O'Donnell's Office and Residence,
September -, lS6I-u. HarPeT's Ferry.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1867-12-03
ERRORS OF vOnTH

a Gentleman who suffered for years from NcCv-
Gus Debility. Premature Decay. and all thu ell cts
of youthful IndscTe;inn will, for the sake of suffer
ing humanity send Tree To- ali who need IT, the re
ciPe and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. Sufferers wishin. profit
by the advertisers experience, can do Sd by ad-
dressing. in perfect confidence,
JOHS Is. OGDEN, ~ Cedar street, n. York.
May Il, lS67-ly-