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Ladies' Cloaks, s.. Misses Cloaks.
extra cheap. ANo. 1all Wool Blankets,
81 so. J. II. LOewenstine q Bros, Clay
building. Must be sold.
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MAGNOLIA SPRING,
ARSENIC SPRING,
SULPHUR SPRING,

EREESTONE SPRING.
The Mace has never been visited by endemic
Of any kind. and peculiarly Characterised of It's
heaIth1uInsss is the lOngevi:y OF the inhab-
tants. The oldest citizens Of shelby county are
residents of Raleigh.
The Springs are rs much resorted to by pleas
ure seekers as by lnvalids. owing TO beauty Of
scenery and various artificial as well as natural
atfrgctions. Connected with the Springs are a
Pavilion, les Bow Ing Alley, Rustic ArhOrs,
Reading saloon, Gents Bowling Alley, Saloon,
RiTIiard Room. Gymnasium, Re1reshment
Tables- etc. while Wolf river affords excellent
Boating and Fishing.
Thsgrouud accom- anytng the springs, in the
above scheme and Included in the First Pr ze,
Is hftaeu acres in extent, oyerlOOkingthe valley
and adords in addition to a magnificent site for
a grand hotel and other buildings splendid
facilities for r park, prOmsnades, etc.
An analysis OF the several Springs. BY dtstin-
guished medical men, shows that they are I'M
surpassed in minera and curative prOpert IS
bv in the United states. There tsnO reason
Then why Raleigh should not become as famous
asSaratoga, Sharon or Lebanon, and Is largely
natronfgFd. II needs only capital and enter
prise to accomplish this end
A charter IS before the state Legislature foT
the incorporation o. the Springs, and amoye-
meut has been inaugurated lOOktng to direct
rail communication with hemphis.
FOR In 3 prize, $4,000 was recently offered,
which was declined in Oraer that the above
scheme may be fully carried out
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FOR

FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
Lew Hates master
This elegant and swift steamer a.
Viii leave as above -
WEDNESDAY, 2d Inst, at 8 pm.
LARRY HAEMsTAD co, Agents,
corner Mail aU4 Madison St., or
Janl9 81 City WharfbOat. foot Monroe 81
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TIE celebrated Raleigh Mineral Springs, situ-
ated on the confines Of Raleigh, Late County
Seat of shelby county, Tenn ,nlne miles north
east Of Memphis, ami two miles irons Wells
station. on the Memphis and louisville Rail-
road. These Springs 2rO six aud number, of
various mineral and medicinal qualities. and
are visited svery Summer by thousands Of
seekers OF health and pleasure, from all quar-
ters Of the country. They are within q few
steps Of the village OF Raleigh, In a beautiful
valley, and also within 2 sew hundred feet OF
Wolf river, which winds around me base Of
the emfnence on which the village ~ Raleigh
Is situated and empties into the Father OF
Waters" at Memphis. Numerous remarkable
cures Of vauOus diseases have been experienced
by Fojuurners at this hsaith-iDspiring retreat,
and the present proprietor, Cold. NJ. Coleman,
can produce hundreds Of certificates OF cures
in cases which had been entirely given overly
medical skill. The ground surrounding the
springs, and in fact the entire village OF Raj
efgh, rises to an em1nence Of pure sir, and is as
remarkable for It's healthfulnass as beauty Of
location. The Springs arc in nne order, never
falling, and are designated as follows;
MARBLE SPRING,
ByX SPRING.
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Gents good Boots, 81. Boys good
BOots, 81. J. II. LoeWenstine & Bios,
Clay building. Open till 9p.m.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
For White River-U. 3. III.
COMATERC4 master
This splendid steamer viii leave Il
as above IN &9szss
TUESDAY, 2lst inst at pm.
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
fauI9 Ct S Jefferson \ rect.
Fer White Biver-U. 6. n.
COMMERCIAE.--........... Ashford master
This elegant passenger steamer L.
will leave E
TUESDAY, Dist inst, at 8 pm
LARRY HARAfSTAD Il co, Agents,
Corner main and Madison sts.,
Jai9 2t and city Wharfboat foot MONROE 81
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"A BleGched Domestics, 125e. Brown
Donestics, 10c. Linseys, 1910. A No. l
fine Cassimeres, SOC. Dress Goods, less
than cheap. J. II. L~1wenstine s. Bros,
No. 23I Main street. Gail and see.
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M Linen Table Cloths, 75c. All Linen
Towels, 174c. J. H. Loewenstine &
Bros, No. 81 Main s.reet. The goods
must be sold.
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FOR RATCHIE RIVER.
RegnIlr Hatchfe River Packet.
EAU CLAIkE-----......-..John DeariBg master
j. clark, Clerk.
This splendid passenger steamer IT.
viii leave q a owe ~
THIS DAY, 2lst inst, 81 5 pm.
For freirht or passsga. anp'v on hoar1. { q -
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memphis and New Orleans Wednesday Packet
HENRY Hicks, mater
This nne passenger packet viii IT,
leave as above. on E9E
"WEDNESDAY, c2i inst, at pm.
LARRY HARMSFAD & CO., Agents
Corner Main AMI Madison streets, or
1a2l p NharfbOat foot Monroe street.
Memphis ana New Orleans wedn sday Packet
EN- AME5-....-.--.-.. E. Hicks master
This new and magnificent pas r.
seng sr steamer will Leave l
WEDNESDAY, I'D inst, at 8 pm.
LEVY & MILLER AGENT.
jail ~ 5J-EerSon street.
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TIE attention Of the Merchants and Busi-
ness Men Of Memphis, North Mississippi, Ala
bama and Arkansas, is particularly called to
the superior facilities OF this house for exc
outing all kinds Of
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Do You WANT A FORTUNE go TO
the Office of the Pheaix Insurance Com
pany, $50 Main street, and buy tickets
in the Grand Special Scheme Of the
Raleigh Springs" Tickets, SIS.
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zUANTFD-To Rent, q HOUSE. within two
~ rIrrr- S1us-aS OF Court square, con
rs7rFH- i've OF six rooms. besides Kitchen ana
Ssrvarts room. for which p liberal reut Viii De
paid by good IelsuL. Address 81. A. API.e%'
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Regular Mem his and Arkansas River Weekly
u. ). Mali Packet.
For Pine BiBEaHd little R0ek.
CENTRALIA--------- -....--.----Berry master
This excellent steamer leaves II
Memphis a. above, Ss
TUESDAY, 2 st inst, at PM.
Jas. Il. BOURNE & o Agents,
fanIg ct No. y faTa~ ~
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ANNOUNCEMENT

WE are authorized 10 announce j. X
w GRACE as q candidate for the Office Of
o. Municipal Court, SUBJECT TO the de-
cIainn Of The InnaRrunflrn IonNenflon. IaLa e
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PRI2R TALIEl m S2l. ll nm.


Which amount has recently been offered 70
tine 5priugs and Grounds Immediately
gnrrnunGHmU
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GROCERY sTOE2 o. tHe inferzsauon OF
p,-fEr aud AIsbs-na st-ees 1nlh1el ~
sfssd Can command ElA-ee e4
lnCuirrO u the premises s's
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Ion REyT-A LARGE HALLEQ, b. o.
Il Es,1-Gz street Apply a it MELLF.
i. auH Is Monroe street lAiAE
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-TAETEu-Oue or two good second nsud
VI OFFICE DESKS, Of mel.2m size Ftt-
-s1ns azvl1E such wishing 90 sell Wi, a4l-e7
once 40. a. WaIdra1 Block Main street
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~gHEKTFFvS SIZE.

A copy: a9fS
safQ laU4W
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FoR EES p TThNyEEoR, COX & CO, z5FToni
80.
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TEvsNTFD- SEC1ND-HASD FORTa5
~ - fal1 ~
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TEKE COURTS.

MUNICIPAL CoURT-G. ". Wa{dran,
.Jidge.-rhe following cases have been
- Ear trial to-day.
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[FrOm the Toledo Blade. I
NaSby.

A Very Peculiar Law Suit Mt the
COrmers-POl1l0ck Vs. EBigIer-
The Witnesses 6Hbpemaed and
the Way the Dispute was Set.
He'd.
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From the British Friend.
THE BEGGAR BABY.

IAN 0Ah00AAs DADA
Pale and weary, strangely old.
Wan with hunger pinched with cold,
Clothed In rags around II rolled,
Was this poor beggar baby.
Careless travellers going by,
Walked around, lest coming nigh.
They might hear the hungry cry
Of this poor beggar baby.
Rich men passed, and thought within,
''Twere well that life had Lever been"
As though misfortune were sin
For a poor beggar baby.
Only the pauper mother smiled,
Only the mother blessed the child.
And murInured love in accents mild
To that poor beggar baby.
But by and by that baby died,
And they buried 1t Con tile pauper side
Of the yard )-Only the mother cried
For that poor beggar babyi
Who used to cling to her lonely breast,
Aud kiss her cheek ere 1t sunk to rest,
Like little bird In happy nest
Poor little beggar baby,
But 10 beyond the pauper tomb,
A wondrous light stole through the gloom
And voices sang, I'm heaven there's room
For that poor beggar baby"
And then In garments white and new,
Upward the rank OF angels through,
The radiant, ransomed spirit flew
OF that poor beggar baby.
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@Nsw revelations of the frauds

@New revelations of the frauds
practised by the English manufacturers
of cotton goods have come to light.
Agents in India write that business in
Calcutta and Madras is injured BY the
distrust which is the result of a long
series of cheats; and now the bales Of
mildewed goods are fatty refused even
by the natives. The London Times
makes a strong protest against this sort
of dishonesty. 1t says: Some man.
ufacturers may have abandoned a course
which must eventually result in driving
away their customers, but the practice
of adulteration still goes on, The old
complaints come home by every mail,
and are duly answered and other bales
are sent out to rot almost before they
are passed over the sides of the ship"
The catalogue ofiprivate and public
vice in England lengthens,
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Of or

JACKSON G. H. OHIO THURSDAY, APRIL 23, 1868
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Sweet Potato
E L A N II s

EARLY Tomato and Cabbage
~ Plants, cultivated and for sale by A. l..
WOOD Webster, o., and furnished from list of
Nav TO 1st of July. 1868.
YELLOW NANSEMOND SWEET POTATO
PLANTS will be put at the following prices,
packed nicely in damp moss, and delivered at
Express office here: GOO for 80; LOCO for &3 ,
1900 for s11; 5000 for s1S; 10000 for $25.
Also, The Kentucky Earig Red, similar In size,
Ape and habits to the NansemOnd. | can re-
nmend IL for general cultivation as strictly
me. Same price as Yellow NansemOnd.
TOMATO PLANTS, of very best standard va
eties 80 cts per doz. so per 100. Very
xtra sized large Plants, where they have been
cultivated with much space, will be furnished
In limited quantities at 30 Cents per DOz., or
e. 90 per 100
EARLY CABBAGE PLANTS.--EARLY York,
(the earliest varietv.) WNSIGsTADT, (two weeks
later, and twice as large heads,) 81 per l0O;-
-, 80 per 900. Late Cabbage do. furnished
from 10Th May TO July, at less figures than early,
at market prices. .a
DIRECTIONS FOR oRDERING.--If you or
der from me- YOU NAV rely On receiving good
Rlants, put up in damp moss, so as to carry 5000
Nsthiles II necessary and arrive in good condition.
I'D ordering please give plain directions for ship
n1APt. and post office address. Money may be
fsek BY mall at my risk In amounts OF 50 and
kuIk6 Larger amounts hy Express, addressed
'Aater, Portsmouth Branch of NJ &. c. Rail-
doh If parties wish, will COD. COLLECT
ssy of pants,) which is very good way
slness.
! P6Jkons should bear In mind that the larger
the order the cheaper the plants and less freight
per 1000. Each neighborhood should join TO-
gether, and make up club for 4 TO thousand,
and by SO doing get them fresh and cheap. We
have two daily Express Trains each way, and
will do business with pFomptness and despatch.
ANY person is authorized TO act as agent. Let
your orders come In soon. Post Office Address,
A. L. WOOD,
Iron Furnace, Scioto Co., Ohio.
= 4 Anr 2 i62--lf ~ ~ ..-..
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Pale and weary, strangely old.
Wan with hunger pinched with cold,
Clothed In rags around II rolled,
Was this poor beggar baby.
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WHOLE NO. 1892.
/ ghost, for he didn't know what wus

a ghost, for he didn't know what Wug
comm, swore ths pile. T9Yg yngvT
"Now, Sed Bigler, "Ceeser Pogram,
stand up. Ceeser, do you understand
the nacher NV an Oathi'
"Yes, sab"
"Who wuz your father, Ceeserf"
"Don't know, sah." aD
SIS your mother in the room, and
hez she bin sworn?" a
MY ca sab"
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know more than Mr.. Green did what
property his father had to leave. The
estate was considered worth E1,SOO, a
year, but was, Of course, entailed on his
brother. Then he inherited from bis
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GEIn England and Wales there
are now 513, 900 more women than
men, and ], l,537yO0O women in these
two countries are unmarried. Forty
one per cent. of the adult women Of
London are unmarried, and in several
countiesithe per Centage is greater.
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sEH you let trouble sit upon your
soul Ikea hen uponIher nest, you may
expect the Matching of a large brood.
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Y ssrFolly does not Know when to hold
its tongue. Wisdom does, and this
shows the difference between them.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-11-03
Aisquih & Washington,
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIES,

w have just received n large addition to our
w stock of DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS
OILS. COLoRS, DYE STUFFS. PATENT MEDI.
ClNES, WINDOW GLASS, PERFUMERY SOAPS
and DRUGGISTS FANCY GOODS We cali The
attention oil Persons building painting 10 our
large Rtock OF Window Glass, Paints, Oifs C'oIors
and Panfers' ArticlcB, which will sell az on tho
most reasonable terms Tor the cash. Our stock OF
PATENT MEDICINES
embraces all the popular preps rations Of the day.
We sell them at the manufActurers' retail price.
WheTethey are bought in quantities Of course NO
make a deduction.
Country Physicians are specially solicited 10 ,x
anime our stock Of spch Drugs nd Prepare tioIs 40
they require In their practice, all Of which offer
At low figures for the money. Our supply OF
TO MIC M DICIN ES,
which are 30 much employed during the spring and
preparations manufactured by the ccIcbra ted
apothecaries in the country. rs 10 render then
both pa latable and eficacious.
Prescriptions and Family Receipts entrusied to
MS viii be compounded with neatness nd ACCURACY
Our charges will always be as moderate as we can
afford
FANCY GOODS.
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brusbes. Fine Tooth. Dreas.
French, English and American Extracts for The
handkerchief, Toilet Soaps of every variety man.
utaetur cd at home and abroad.
STA VERY.
Foolscap, Letter, Account. LadIes' Bath Conn
m"rciai Note, and French Note Paper; EnveIonen
Holders, Ink. &c.
segars and fine Chewing and Smoking Tobacco
a choice stock always on hand.
90 We offer all the above, besides n great many
money We don't sell goods CREDIT; they are
bought and marked to sell for cash. We Wilt give
monthly ereditto prompt customers, but cannot
AFFORD to give longer indulgence.
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JEFFERSON CLOTHING EMPORIUM,


lust received, the largest stock of FALL AND
consisting in -..f"..
CLOTHING FOR MEN, IoUTHS& CHILD rem,
such as Beaver, Tiger Silk Mixed, Harris Cassi-
mere, Melton, Black Doeskin, Black Cloth, Linsev,
Cassinets, Sattinets, sc. Also a large stock of
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
consisting, in part, of Cassimeres, Cassinets and
Plain and Twilled Flannels, Canton Flannels
Ginghams, Checks, Stripes. Denims. Tickings,
Balmorals, Diaper and Crash Towelng, CaicoR
Beached and Unbleached Muslins, Table Linen,
Fancy Table Covers, Fancy and White Counter
panes, and many others too numerous to mention.
The department of Ladies' and Cents
FUR NISH HING GOODS,
is complete and consists in part of Mems Under and
Over Shirts, Ladies' Vests, Embroidered and Hem
stitched Handkerchief, Hoopskirts for Ladies.
Misses and Children, French Corsets and the Du-
pick Corset Stays, which will never break; Ladies'
and Cents Paper and Linen Collars, Buck Gaunt-
lets. Fur-to Rid Gloves, Gaoon. Ruche and Magic
Ruffngs, Buttons, Belts, Combs, Brushes, Hair
Oil. Pomade. Extracts Fancy Toilet Soap, Ladies'
and Cents Sleeve Buttons. Pocket Books, Ladies'
and Cents Tics, Velvet Ribbons, Silk and Cotton
for Sewing MACHINES, and many other articles USE
full for everybody Especial attention is called to
TRUNKS AND cARRET-BAGs. q
such as Saratoga and Folio Dressing Trunks, Va
Uses, Railroad and Carpet Bags. T.
My stock of HATS is complete one, consisting
in D ush, Beaver and Wool HAS, for Men, Boys and
Children.
j offer the above goods. besides great many 9th
ers enumerated at the lowest Baltimore prices.
No goods sold on credit under any consideration;
they are bought and marked to sell for Cash only.
solicit liberal patronage as heretofore extended.
Sept S,IS6s. Ftp. j. GOLDSMITH, Agt, O.
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POTOMAC COACH FACTORT!

THE undersigned especially in AEz
forms the P1b 1Gg sneGrTai np that
ly carried on by his father, Shep-
herdstow n, and is prepared to carry
CARRIAGE KING
in all its branches. and will keep on hand to ORDER
all kinds of
Carriages, Buggies, RockaHays, Phatons,
6pIi1g Wagons, GermantOW nRagOnS,
6ulkies, Sleighs, &C., &c.
In fact all kinds OF work done in first class estab-
lishment, having had experience in the business
He is determined to employ none but frst-cIass
mechanics, and use none but the very best mate
rails in the manufacture of his work. and will fur
nish work on as advantageous terms as any other
shop in the State Particular attention paid to
pairing, and will guarantee satisfaction in acases
All new work warranted for twelve months. and
old Carriages, Rockaways. Buggies ETC., taken in
exchange Tor new ones. Persons in need of any
thing in his line would do well to give him call
before purchasing elsewhere. share of public
patronage solicited.
N. BAH orders promptly attended to.
r. s. M. HoFF MAN.
Shepherdatown, June %. lS6s-6m
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NEW STOCK OF GOODS!
At Summit Point, Jefferson Co., W. Va.

MAJ Va O4VSA VI
At Summit Point, Jefferson Co., w. Va.
BOUGHT FOR THE CASH:
WE are now opening full and complete stock
w of we'll selected goods-that cannot be e1-
celed by any other S tore in the Valley or country
around us. Our line of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
isscomposcd OF AIpacas, Lawns, Lenos, PoPlins,
Mozan bioues, Shallics. Persian Cloth, Organizes
Bomba ZINES, Deaines, Reps, French Percale, Cling
hams, sc. Jaconetts, Tarletons, Swiss and Barred
Muslins, Marselles also a full and
SELECT VARIETY OF NOTIONS.
such as Hosiery, Gloves, French Corsetts. Hoop
Skirts, Linen Handkerchief, Braids' Buttons and
Trimmings, &C., &c. full stock of
DONES TIC G. o obs,
comprising, in part, Bleached and Brown Muslins,
Wooden, Cotton and Linen Goods, Floor Mating
and OIL Cloth also, general assortment of e EN-
TLEMEN'S WEAR-in piece or Ready Made. A
heavy stock of BOOTS, SHOES and HATS-tor
Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses, Boys and Children.
Hardware; and u stock of HARNESS, such Rid
ing and Bind Brides, Collars, Linca ard Back
bands. &c. A large stock of FURNITURE, such
Cottage Bedsteads, Wardrobcs, Bureaus, Tin
Safes, Chairs Rockers, tpashstands, &c, at prices
that we can guarantee.
A FULL STOCK OF.GROCERIES,
such as Sugars of all grades, Rio, Java and Laguy
Coffee. Teas of the best quality, Oils, Syrups,
Salt &C., all of which Offering at very short
profits for Cash or reduce, and we ask our friends
and customers to give us a trial before purchasing
HILLARY, WILSON S.JoHNsoN.
kor;I 1854
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SASH FACTORY,

THE undersigned are now prepared to furnish
ING, MOULDISGS, BRACKETS, or any kind of
Scroll Saving. and everything needed in the way
"BLOOMERY SASH FACTORY"
Ferry, miles below Shannondale Springs and
miles from Charlestown.
As thisis home enterprise we look for the pat
ronage OF our own people, and If they do not en-
courage usit will not be on account Of either our
prices, quality work, spirit of
LUMBER OF ALL KINDS,
either Rough or Dressed, kept constantly ON hand
for sale. Post Office, Charlestown, Jefferson coun.
ty, westVa. KEARSLEY & SHEERER
WILLIAM PHILLlPs, Manager.
April14, 1865
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.R0ETICAL.
sREWEED.
NV. V. loEorrILow.

sy.n.w. LoseEElIow.
when desesadsorl the Atlantic
The gigantic
Storm. wind OF the equinox, ~
Landward In his wrath he soourges
Tho tolllng surges,
Laden witkSea.weed from the rocks.
From Bermnuda,s reefs; from:edges
OF sunken lodges,
In some far-of, bright A5ore
from Bahama, and the dash5hg
80. Silver .tls1sh .sdE.
From lii. tunbfingsurf. ths. 6or'e'
The Orkeyan skerHes.
Answering the hor.e H .ns SIiftinR 4
Add from wrecks OF sn,P'
On the desolate, rainy
rv.r drif.ing, drifting. drifting
on the shifting
<sz,--.,,,s Of the restless main;
Tit n sheltered eoves, and reaches
of sandy beaches,
IIhave found rspose again.
ia xhen storms of wild emotion
- Strike the ocean
or the poets soul, ere. long
From each cave and rocky fastness.
In its vastness, 20 4s
Floats some fragmentof song. E
From lie Rr-of islesenchanted,
Heaven has planted
With the golden fruit OF Truth;
From the flashing surf, whose vi1ion
Cleans Elysian
Ii the tropic cline Of Youth.
From the strong Will and the endeavor
That forever e--- I'll. .-.---r
wrestles wishth tides OF Fate;
From the wreck ofHopes fnr-scattered;
Tempest-shattered,
Floating waste and desolate.
Ever drifting. drifting. drifting
On the shifting
Currents of the restless heart,
Fill at length in books recorded,
They, like boarded
Household words NO more depart.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVINfs permanently located in Charlestown,
H with view to conducting the business ola
HOUSE-CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
take this opportunity of informing the public that
will give prompt attention to ali work that may
be entrusted to my care My experience in the bu
slness Is such as to afford guarantee that those
o. My shop is at the residence of my father, Mr..
Nathaniel Myers, where will always be found,
any orders may be left with my father.
SAMUEL MYERS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-11-03

"A little boy, about five years of age, was
sent to a grocery store on some trifing er-
rand, and while there his bright eyes Ii GIFTED
upon barrel of pippins exposed temporarily
to view just outside the door. In going out
he took one and returned to his mother
munching it. "Where did you get that nice
apple, Willie 2" inquired his mother. "Dot
it at the docery," replied the boy. "Did the
man give it to YOUR "No, took it," "Why,
my son, that was naughty, you should not
take apples or anything else without permits
SON But nobody saw me-" ooh yes, my
son; there was one saw you" "Who p why,
uoa saw you" The boy stopped moment
~ eoesiael, ana then, with good deal of sat
he didn't, ma, there was an awning over the
store" ''sstt 'ns