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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16
: Aneodote Of General WASHINGTON.

Washington had accepted an Invitation
from Arnold to breakfast with him at West
Point en- the very day the plot was discovered,
but was prevented from keeping his engage
ment by what men call chance--by the earnest;
request namely, of an old officer, near whose
station they passed, to spend the night there
and inspect some works in the teighborhood.
Next day. while Wasliuetou with hissstatf,
including In Fnteite, were seated at the table
at his officers quarters, a despatch vas brought
to the American General, which he ihInie-
dintrly opened aud read. then laid IL down
without comment No alteration was visible
in his c1un'cnnncc, but he remained perfectly
s.leut. Conversation dropped amoug hissuite;
and. after sOmc minutes, the General bcckon.,
ing La Fayette to follow him. passed to an
inner apartment, turned to his young friend
without uttering syllable. placed the fatal
despatch in his liunds, and then giving way,
to an ungoreruable burst of feeling, fell on
his neck and sobhed aloud. The effect pro-
dnced on the young French marquis aceustorn-
ed to regard his General (cnld aud dignifed
in his usual rnanhc) us .dcvoid OF the usual
Weaknesses of humanity, nuyshe imaeincd.-s
Il believe" said La Fayettc, In relating this
anecdote, "thnt this was the only occasion,
throughout that long and sometimes hopeless
struggle, that Washington ever gave way, even
for u moment, under reverse Of fortune and
perhaps was the only human being who ever
witnessed in him an exhibition of feelings SO
foreign to his temperament. As it was. he
recovered before ] had pcruscd the cGmmuni-
cation that had given tisc 10 his cmotionsi
and when We returned to his stuff not trncc
remained on his counienanee either Of grief
mr. lasnnndnucvp
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16
PAGES OF !, ADVERTISlNGs
from the Southern chureIiman.l
Christian Death Of Patrick Henry.

= ..
My father, my motlters uncle md aunt
Da d.idse gave me an account Of ms tiss
illn, IS and death, which 1 think worthy OF
preservation.
: DR.. George Cabell, of Lynch burg, attended
him.. His disease was istais slseeptis !; and as
u last resort a dose of liquid mercury was
prescribed, lie asked the doctor what would
be its effect he replied that It would give
him instantaneous relief, or he could live but
a ter5.Slort time after takingit. Heswallswed
the medicine, which produced no benrfeial
effect lie then calmly felt his pulse and
examined his hands aud finding that Iris end
was appfoaching, lie Turned to Dt. Cabell.
who was skeptic. and said: ss.Doctors I
have of1en cndeavored to convince you. that
the Christian religion it true. viii now give
You my last argument by showing You how
Christian can do lilo then prayed in aiuI
tone Of voice, but addibiy and distinctly, an
earnest prayer, committing himself and his
fainiIy to the care.of the God of our saiva-l
ton. which so affected DR.. Cabell that ho,
burst into tears and ran out of the room. lie
then endeavored to comfort his wife, who was
weeping bitterly; and among other things
which he said, he begGed her 10 be eonsoled'
by the many proofs they both experienced OF
tho great mercy OF God, aud he concluded
his words Of consolation by thanking his
Heavenly Father for permitting him To dic
without Suffering any severe pain of body or
mind Ina few moments after his expression
of his gratitude for dying grace, he seemed
to sink into quiet sleep, and withOuta stfugssl
gle his mighty spirit passed away
EDw. FoNTAINE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16
The Dead Wife.

In comparison with tie loss Of wife, aft
other berenvemeuts are trifes. The Wife
she who fills so large space in The domestic
heaven, she who Is busted so uDwearied in
laborin 2 for the precious souls around her
bitter, bitter is the tear that falls on her cold
clay! You stand beside her cotfin aud think
of the past. 1t seems an amber colOrcd path
way. where the sun shono. upon beaniIful
flowers. or the stars glirtered overhead. fain
would the soul Iinger there. No tborns are
remembered above that sweet clay, save those
your hand may have unwiliinsly planted
Tier noble, tendcr heart lies open to your in
most sight. You think of her now rs all gem
tIencs-, all beauty aud purity. But she is
dead The dear head that laid upon Your
bosom. rests in the still drkness upon . Pill
low of clay. The hands that have ministered
80 unririugIy are folded, white aud cold. be
ucath the gloomy portals The he7tt, whose
everv beat measures ar eternity of love, lies
nnder your feet. The flowers she bent over
with smiles. bend now above her With tears
shaking the dew from their petal-, that tho
vcr.lnre around her may be kept green and
beauriini.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

= We have rarely seen simple child story
thar more touched us than the following which
We fad in an exclrange:
This is my hume y cried little one.
treasured hoy nf four summers as fresh and
rosy lie came fr"m school at the close OF
short winters afternoon.
.-Indera. little Willie" said his father.
show Is it? Suppose yougo out on the side
walk. and try at tie next d""r. sHnp".e you
Sep iurU the entry. throw "f y"nr little sHeE
as you have here aud go to the parl"r. would
NOT that be your houe = -,
No indeed, i" said Willie, ''it would not be-
sBut tell me why not!'
Willie had never thought of this he
paused moment. then. directing his eyes TO
where his mother quietly sat sewing; hs re-
Piled. with an earnest gesture ohe i'eS
here" s. saiaas % D.sa
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

Maj ] Ohm A. HarmaR, Stonewall Jacksons
Quartermaster, presiding at Radical Caucus
with convicted negro thicf' at his side as vice.
president of the meeting! We think we now
see before us Jubal Early raising his hands in
holy horror, exclaiming q Temporal U
moreS
"There are men who desert the affairs of
lost cause, round which they once stood with
the blood in their hearts painting for liberation.
and they kneel to offer homage at the altar OF
successful wrong. There are men who tram
pie under foot the very standards that once
floated proudly over them. There are men
base enough to lift their hands against the very
rights for which they once up-litted swords
We are not such. For US principle is PrIn-
cipe. right is right-yesterday- to, day-to-
morrow-forever Submission to might is not
surrender of right. We yield to the one, but
shall never yield up the other"
[Fdthcr Ryan.
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Singular and Fatal Accident to Dis
tinguished Citizen of Mississippi.

We take the following from the NickSburg
Herald of the 10Th. The gentleman referred
to is among the most prominent citizens Of
Mississippi. WAS formerly Il representative in
Congress from that State and, if we are not
mistaken, was Il member OF the Provisional
Congress of the Confederate States.
Our city was thrown into painful state of
excitement yesterday by an accident which
beIel our homured aud esteemed fell w citizen,
the Hon Walker Brooke. Colonel Brooke, in
chthl;tny with Que or more friends, ut about
half past three O'clock yesterday afternoon,
was in the Bank Saloon" eating oysters.
In endeavoring TO swallow an oyster Oft unusual
size. it lodged in his throat. and in an effort
to cxpcl it, IL portion Of it was drawn into the
truchca aud it was thus firmly imbcdded. one
halt in the trachen und the other half in the
pharyux which of course produced almost
instant sufFucati0n. In this painful condition
the sufferer continued until insensihility
eusued. a physician was summoned rs earl y
as POSSIBLE. and Dir. Il. L. Henry was the first
to reach Col Brooke DR.. Henry made an
attempt to remove the oyster by thrusting his
finger into the mouth. Being unable to ac-
cumplsh this and feeling assured that death
would be the result of delay. he Immediately
opened the trachea with knife, and inserting
his finger in the incsion he forced the oh
structing substance back into the mouth, and
then Underwood to seize and extract it from
thence In this he failed, but succeeded in
forcing it into the csophngus. Thus was tho
immediate cause--of this unfortunate and
greatly depIored-accdentr removed: But the
rrntractcd continuance of Colonel Brooke in
this sufEocatcd condition had produced effu-
sion Of blood upon the brain, from the effects
of which he is in imminent peril Of dying.
About six o'clock Colonel Brooke was re-
moved to his residence. where he is now lying
in very critical condition, his recovery being
almost despaired of.
p. S.-The Herald of the Goth brings the
tidinys of Colonel Brooke's death.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

TRIBUTE TO GgSERAL LEE.-The Iyneit.
burg HepaLhirnn says:
An oxford sehoi.r named Worsley has
recently Published a translation of Homer in
Sheneerian stanz., and dedicated the volume
to General Robert f. Lee, the most stainless
of living commanders, and, except in fortune
the greatest S = . -.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

wAsHtseroN CoLLEeE. Ya--It is stated
that seventy students have matrleulated ut
this college since the first OF February last.-
dred and fifty.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

An English girl has obtained e5 dam
ages from sweetheart who, while counting
her, squeezed her hand so hard as to break .
finger.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16

-.-"Sir you have broken your promise"
"Oh never mind, can make another just as
good"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-03-16
BALTIMORE CARDS.

RLES II. ST. FF,
FOR Tin. Rest Pianos now made ever u Itino-e
Philadelphia aud New York Pianos by the
MARYLAND INSTITUTE.
OFFICE AND WARERooM NJ; N.nTn LIBERTY
Sr., near Baltimore street, BALTIMORE, MD.
% S,TiEFF,S PIANOS have all the latest imp
> mtnts including the AGRAFFE TREBLE,
Ivory Fonts. aud the Improved French Action,
fully wariautc for Flee Years. with the privilege
of exchange within I! months ii not entirely Bats-
factory tn purchaser
Second hand Pianos and Parlur Organs Always
on h,nd. from $50 tn $50
Referees W 10 have Pianos in usc:-
zen u e, Lee, lexington. Virginia. Gen.
Rptt Rlmson. Wilmington. n. e. John Burns,
Dr. l. e Curdcil. Warm Fly. John Is. Park'u.
CI.ricsIpwu. Thns NJ Isbril of Jefferson county,
j.. t. Blrus. of Ciat kc county. Mrs. Schwdris~cl-
dor. NJ ,zr't Musical = ss"cia:i"n OF Winchester.
TERMS LIBERAL a call is solicited.
April - IS6S-u. a. Oct. ..
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MISCELLAN Gus.
From the Mobile Register-l
The Life of an 0utoast.

An Incident in -Kontgomery- Tie Story of a
Womnk. --.-- -n-
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GoINGHoME.

. .s.., - S e, PoETIoAL.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-07-15

d Hayinglgone SO far, ofeoerse
the liberal hand Of the General
Assembly opened still further
tePay over to all the rnessen.
ger boys pflfbp,h iHouseslRtls
centsgpesq day each, extra, for
thea whole session the most
meritoEieus allowance i-ofo the
session, Itbydthe waN} as many
of The Bittle fellows had de-
pe4rdaeepts pe4nrdaeepts who needed the mon,
-ey whereas in the other cases,
the amounts werelprincipally
in the nature oftperpendleular
stealing from the State for the
benefit Of broken down politi,
clans and party hacks Of oyari1
GUS ki4dsli seio9gs eit 10 aos1t
eiGow one wonld suppose that
all these extra allowances to.
gether would have been sufiii,
cient to satisfy the most exact,
ing Of the party leecheS. But
the Democracy evidentlywent
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upon the assumption that. they
"had good thing of it," and
that it. was as well to "make hay
while the spn,shone.p Do you
ask in astonishmenb 'In the
name Of Heaven, what other
way 'gas there, in which a pre-.
text could be found for appro,
priating monsyp You do not
understand the ingenuity of the
Democratic mind. when there
is motley to be had. A resolu-
tion was passed giving all the
clerks, sergeants- -at.arms and
messengeroboys mileage for the
three days session of 1861 A
thing not only uuheard of be.
fore, and unprecedented but
unconstitutional, mr.
But this is not all: There
were legislative committees
travefsihg the State in every
direction, on all sorts of busis
ness, junketing and feasting at
the expense Of different towns
visited by them, and travelling
on free passes, but drawing
from the. State with undevia
ting regularity five dollars q
day for ralary, and large sums
for expenses they were not at.
These committees drew for the
interim between z the sessions
of 1868 and 1859 the sum OF
eight thousand nine hundred
and ntnety'one dollars and
eighty-ttco cents-fiye times as
much as has been, expended in
the same way during the last
ten gears.
We must, admit that the De-
mocracy seem to have made a
pretty clean job of plucking
the public goosel The reform
Legislature of 1862 cost the
State of Ohio 260 days Of the
most disgraceiul legislation ev.
er inflicted onthe State, aban
expense of teoe hundred and
thtrtymine thousand fye han-
dred ana. forty dollars and for.
ty-etght cents, (S289,54o4s.) for
per diem and mileage, exclusive
Of expenses of committees, &c.
These figures are all from tile
A3d'tors books they are eGcial
they wW not be disputed.
Much as the Democracy may
desire Loignore SO damnable a
record, they dare not go back
on these official figures.
And We have much more in
reserve, which will appear in
due time.
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SheriHs Sale.

Lemuel J. Cllnel Athens County Com
vs., mon Pleas in Parti-
Travis ]. Wilson et tal tiou.
Dy virtue ofR writ Of sale IN the ahoSc case
Dto me directed, | shalt offer fOt sale at pub.
lie auction, at the door OF the Court House, in
Athens, on Friday, the 2Oth day Of August,
1860, between the hours Of one and two o'clock
pm. OF said day, the following real estate to
wit: The west half OF the northwest quarter
OF section No. 10, town 10, range 10, IN Lee
north, east quarter OF section No. 25, town 10,
range 10, in Knox township, VInton county,
Ohio, appraised at s25 per acre. Terms OF
sale: one:third cash N hand, one.t third in one
year, and one>third in two years, with inter
est from the day Of sale.
WIN. s. WILSON,
Sheriff Of Athens County.
Athens, 2sth Tune, 1869,
BROwS q W'LDEs,
Plaintiff 8 Attorneys. My 5w
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-xr,SpooD IN THE VOTING .NnpisINc
M gener,tion, the yeyetative powers of life
ARE strong, but in few years how often the
,pald hue, the lack-lustre eye and emacla.ed
form, and the ilnpossbility ol application to
mental effort show ils baneful influence. 1t
soon becomes evident to the observer that
some depressing influence is checking the
Development OF the bod. Consumption j.
from school and sent into the country. lhis
isone Of the worst movements. Removed
from ordinary diversions the ever.changIng
scenes Of the city, the rowers Of the body
too much enfeebletito give zest TO heAlthlul
and rural exercises ythoughts pre turned inward
upon themselves, .e., .,m ....e
II the patient be n'femdle, the approach of
the menses is looked for with anxiety, rs the
first symrtdm IN which NatTe.is to show her
saving poweran dldus'ng the c'rcdlHtion and
visiting the,cheek with the bloom Of health.
Alasl increase Of appetite has grown hy what
il fed on, the energies otthe system are pros-
trated, and the who le economy is .de,pVed
The beautis,a and wonderful per cd in which
body and mind UNDERGO so fsscinatrg n
chang. from chad to woman. "a Iook.J rorsn
VAN; the parent'a heart bleeJs m an.ia,y
sud lancies the grave but waiting for its victim.
oh-LxsoLp's Exra.cr BUcnu, for Weakness
arising rom excesses or carly ipdisoret,on.
attended w.h the fopowinV syn,ntoms. Ind,s'
position to Es,rtiop. Loss Of Memory. Dim.
culty Of Breathing, C,er,.tqa wea,,ross uorror
of disease. we,r NJ. 90. ..",,,.i, ,'N,''S,
rul Horror OF Death, Nig;srs s,reots Cold Feet.
wskefulnesg, Dimness of vision, T J"naorr
Uaiwr.al IA,si,ndc or tho1NuscSn. pS"sos' S'I.
onsn Enormous Anneti,o viii, nsS', Ssen',
s."s,s ~. .r'tv, w." D''psptlc
'synp'o"s' no' nanus' r'aSmng OF the Body,
ppeSsp' .hs 'h'"' anu OSupnlenance ana
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1--WE did hope that the De,
mocracy of our county had an
organ in the Vipton Democrat
that would avoid personal
blackuardism; but both papers
the Democrat and Enquirer
apply: personal lepithets IN
their last weeks issue that are
SO filthy they are mot used in
the lowest bar,rooms of the
county, IF they think gtAe
columns of a @family" paper is
a proper place for them we
don't; and we believe that the
manager Of a paper who forces
such things under the eyes Of
the women and children of the
country has mistaken his voca.
ClOh w .m7s'' ~ -iorh.a. boa -,r7'
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ONE Of the lion cages belong
ing to Bryan's Menagerie was
upset, as they were leaving the
show ground, on. Monday NOR
ming, breaking open a door,-7
One of the lions got out, but
was recaptured and recaged
without serious trouble, by bis
keeper. .seor yolt ,,d.
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Total during 2 yrs. .2,O32 days!l!
From which 1t appears that
these two able bodied men
have : together drawn pay du.
ring 'the. two s. years Of, 1868 and
8, for t6r's;ee' thousand sac hun.
ared and eight days. = What
Herculean labor they must
have accomplished '''' . !
Bat this is not all. The 9th.
er clerks ' were Ell not neglected
We find the'following unprec-
edented extra allowances to
clerks and sergeants-at arms,
already receiving the highest
per diem ever paid in the State
These allowances the Legisfa.
turs was prudent enough tc
postpone J To as as late a day as
possible before the Legislature
became defdinic5t,, and they all
dat, during; ihe last day Of the
tie session of 1853. O'i'"'''
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TO CONSUMPTIVEs.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health Ia a few weeks, by avery simple rem.
edy, after having suffered several years with a
severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
copsumphon-is anxious to make known to
hisfellow sufferers the means of cures u
To all who desiteit, he will send copy of
the prescription used free oicharge) with the
directions for preparing and using the same,
which they will find a sure sure for Consump.
tion, Asthma, Bronchitis, etc, The object Of
the advertiser in sending the Prescription is
to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he conceiyss to be Invaluable, and,he
hopes every sufferer willtry his remedy, as II
will cost them nothing, and may prove bless
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
addrasa f'f.t' 90 ~ f"0'H ..|Hb f7r Z
4 .,tIt.f REV. ed WARD WILSON,
Williamsburg Kings County, New York.
june II 1859 ly ,.., pa, . 10 '' .'
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or, and 4 ID has ALLEN OUT create new growth
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making lfeless, stif, bfashy hair healthy, soft
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TraIns oh The PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
will leave Hamden at 80 am. and l2 so p M,
arriving at Portsmouth at II so am. and so p.
nj. Returning trains sill leave Portsmouth Vt
z 80 am. atd Z 90 pm, arriving at HaThden at
l0 SOp.m. and As pm. .s..i
Trains connect u. I,oveland for all points on
the Little Miami Railroad, and at the Indanap.
oils and Cincinnati Railroad junction for all
'.s1s} ~ W. W. PEABODY ssEBys
Master Of Transportation
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pot1AY oE THE slsLr III,

And OF verses constructed upon topics taken
from other portions Of the Inspired WORT, to,
gether with the ENTIRE BOOK OF JOB, ar.
ranged into the form Of Sacred Drama which
ls pronounced by allSho have read it, as pars
ticuiarly fine. Its believed It will stand the
seyerest critical test. fcaf l9. g
The thoughts and hgnres Of the BiHe ara
preserved and when practicable the very
words Of vrr common sersFon, so that yae4e
are produced collection OF verses that arr
truly divine. becanse composed entirety or
Bll4e Thought while their variety and adapt.
edness to the varied wants of achiistian pee.
Pile win render them useful and profitable, ro
a degree that can not be Over.estima,ed. i !
Tho following brief extracts will serve 10
convey somethhg'ef an fdea'ofthe whole: I. j.
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GEoReE BRuNroN is manufac
turing the simplest, cheapest,
and best straw cutter in the
market, Read, his advertise
ment j in a. another column, and
be sure to call and examine
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The Court of Common Pleas
Of Meigs county, lately dis
posed Of 260 cases in one
week. oV.y,4, ~


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j. \. ToYBLL, Portsmouth, Ohio, ofers
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New Advertisements.
Moses Rays Estate.

NOTICE is gwen that David Argubrighi, adj.
IN Illustrator or the estate Of Moses Ray,
deceased, has filed HE accounts for Inspection
and final settle ment, and will he for hearing
on the 20 III day Of July, 1869.
JOSEPH KALER, Probate Judge.
Iuly 3W