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A Tail Of a Dog.

, No dorg to love, none to karess, how can
my sadness ever express? Chunck is deiunct,
Ned as a nale-hushed is his barkin and still
isshis-taii. Oh such a tail-white on the
end, opht did he chase it with wiggle and
bend, chaise it with hope twisting around, till
everyone he reposed on the groundwork he s
eksfngt, ded ez a male, where am his bark
AMI wag Of his tail In dreams alone poor
-Chuuck 1 see, swigsing his milk or else
scratching fee-'tis but dream, waking |
weep, for under two feet of ground he does
sleep. o! butiful purp, wunst full of pla,
haven't fed you day after day? given you
milk, given you bread, given you many pat
on yer he'd ? Now yer ekstingt: ded ez male,
where am the bark an wag of yer tail No
dorg to love, none to karess, vainly strive
the sad tears to repress. Why did you dy ?
sadli I morn-was it from Pizen or swaIIerin
a bone? No Vaughn tail, no beamin eye
ansurs question or gives repli. Was it a
flor stoppage of breth-or eatin much
the sad cause of yer death? Still not word
Chunck is defunct; ded az male, dim is his
eye, stillcd forever his tale.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02

Poems. Edited in par: Composed by DANIEL
BEpISGEE Lucas. ct Virginia. l2mo-, 10th eK-
and handsomely illustrated by DAVID Z. HEsDER-
son, OF Virginia.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
1--WE have read no poem for n long time which
can compare with st. Agnes in beauty and power
of expression. Vin Times.
eve can rccommen nd II to the literary communi-
ty. with the that it will bring pleasure
many fresidcs, and beguiie many an hour delight
fully and prOfitably.'-N o COMMERCIAL Bulletin.
'.He 1.-THE author has power fancy lima gInation-
indeed the inspiration OF genius'e Bait. Statssmnn
BARRING whatever Immoral tendency this poem
lSt Ag ncsl maj contain, il is decidedly the
most beautiful in conception and elegant in execu
THE bn-,k should meet with a very good s.le"-
ST. Louis ISmss. -.-
"A POEM from the South let sa that II is
real poetry, and risk critical reputation the
reception il sill meet with - Mrs. Margaret J.
p, st"n, in The Land zoe Locs.
Love, Pathus. paII iutlsm, poetry, victory all
blending in one harmonious strain, sweet, sad sus
tanned and triun. plant - Fro deTiCksGurg N
"'St Agnes Of GuicRne' gem; some If lie
messages rqua anything found IN modern P"etry >
VTgInid Herald.
1T has rarely been our pleasure to find many
kind .''-Buil, fin Comma rial.
s'Ihere IL an much richness, so much music, 80
much poetry in it, that would like :" Imrart IT.
il We could, to - Baltimore Bulletin
TURF finer than tbs littIr lyric = N Round Ia
bic (uitrn Radically
MIR I.ucas. OF Virginia. has gHued very wide
reputation as poet. In the recent collection OF
Southern War POETRY thcrr few poems equal TO
hiS - Home Monhy Ma gazi1e tSashviiIe)
"'Many Of tue verses hSve the exquisite niCety II
6nish Which dazzle usin Keats'-JJhr Ester Cook
March rs l>69 a. KELLY FIEI d Co
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HU NJ OR 0 U s..
An Adventure at Niagara Falls.

Mark Twain met with quite an adventure
recently, at Niagara Falls. Crossing to the
} Sanada side, he sought the camp of the Red
I;s q who manufactured bead bags and moe
10 ~ Nor the visitors, and made them speech
!. n EMeh. some remarks upon their costume,
2 Ia their habit of smoking short pipes, appear
ave been misConstruod, and EXPLANATIONS
I sc forth of:
N Down ,wid him p
~ ~ cop ne blagyard !"
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NoTICH-

T HAVE STEAM SAW MILL ON the hank of
tn Shenandoah river, near Iursy. Page coun-
ty. in fine running order, and am prepared to fur
nisb
ANY AMOUNT OF PINE LUMBER,
Of the very best quality, at short notice. Those
wishing to make large contracts will apply imme-
diateIy. My Post Office Is Luray Page county
August 3. 1863 4m DAVID HUFFMAN
Esprit "i J~fers"n viii copy the above and send
bill IT, this ufice.-Pdge CotI- ieT 1
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"buTp Nun
ssDroHnd him !"

tsDrownd him !"
4 1t was the quickest operation that ever was
I simply saw a sudden flash in the air of
clubs, brick bats, fists, and moccasins at single
flash, and they all appeared to hit me at once,
and no two of them in the same place. In
the next instant the entire tribe was upon me.
They tore all the clothes off me, they broke
my arms and legs, they gave me thump that
dented the top of my head till it would hold
coffee like a saucer; and to crown their dis
graceful proceedings and add insult to I'M jury
they threw me over the Horseshoe Fall and [
got wet.
Tb0ut ninety or hundred feet from the
top the remains of my vest caught on pro-
iecting rock, and was almost drowned before
1 could get loose. finally fell, and brought
up in a world of white foam, the foot of the
Fall, whose celled and bubbly masses lowered
up several inches above my head. Of course
l got into the eddy, l sailed round and round
in it forty-four times chasing chip and gain
ING on teach round trip half a mile
reaching for the same bush on the bank forty
four tines and just exactly missing 1t by
hairs breadth every time. At last man
walked down and sat down close to that bush,
and put,A pipe in his mouth and lit match,
and followcd me with one eye and kept the
other on the match which he sheltered in his
hand yfrom the wind. Presently puff Of
wind 5blew it out. Tho next time l swept
around he said:
,s~'.G Got a match ?"
J "Yes-in my other vest. Help me out
please"
tsNot for joe"
When | came around again I said:
"Excuse the seemingly impertinent Gu
riosity OF u drowning man, but will you explain
this singular conduct of yours Z"
with pleasure. lam the Coroner. Don't
hurry on my account, | can wait for you
But / wish l had match
said, "Take my place and I'll go and get
you one"
BE declined This lack of confidence on
his part created GOODNESS between US, and
from that time forward l avoided him. 1t
twas my idea. in case anything happened 10
me- to so time the occurrence as to throw my
custom into the hands Of the opposition coroner
over on the American side. At last police
man came along aud arrested me for disturb
ing the peace by yelling at people on shore
for help. The Judge fined me, but had The
advantage of him My money with my
pantloons, and my pautaIoons were with the
Indians
Thus I escaped. am now lying in very
critical condition. Al least L am lying any
way-cIitical or not critical.
| am hurt all over but | cannot tell the
full extent yet, because the doctor is not done
taking the inventory. He will make out my
manifest this evening. However, thus far he
thinks only six Of my wounds ara fatal. 1
don't mind the others.
Upon regaining my right mind, l said
at IS all awfuIly savage tribe OF Indians
that do the bead work and moccasins for
Niagara Falls. doctor. Where are they from?"
= Limerick, my SON."
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POLITICAL.
KoURr1Ne SEASON.

love to KOurt in Winter,
The many girls no,
when an outside is drery
And kivered 6P with sno:
love to Kourt in Winter
Bekaws the old foiks dTea
The kold and stormy weather.
And hurri oph to bed.
love TO Kourt in Spring time,
when all lie brisk and gay,
When natur smiles SO sweetIy,
To chase the kOld away;
Hove to KOurt IN Spring time,
Bekaws the girls, you no,
They look so Orphul pretty
In dresses cut go low
Ilove to Kourt in Summer,
When all things are IN biume'
And vet think that kourtng
Will ever be my dune;
For have asked just twenty'one
OfaII the gala no,
To- have me for their loving one.
And they have answered-no!
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= Some persons asked Charles James Fox,
what was the meaning Of that passage in the
Psalms, "He clothed himself with cursine.
like as with a garment" The meaning!'
sid he, Il think is clear enough the man
mad bad habit of swearing"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02

- An old miscr, notorious for self denial,
was asked why lie was so thin. II dom know,
[ have tried various means for getting latter,
but without success" Have you tried VIC
tuals inquired a friend.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02

old Skinflint was talking to Mr.. Jones
who is small man with incipient whiskers.-
'sThose are rather small whiskers of yonrs
Mr.. Jones, but you are little man and they
correspond very we'll" Yes, said Jones land
now if 1 had your little soul l would be COM
plete."
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TO THE LADIES' desire beauty, you
] should use M,son's Rouge Powder. It gives q
soft refined. ruby Ike texture to the complexion
removes Rodghness. Blotchcs, Sunburn Tan, Free
kIes. SC. and adds a tInge OF rosy bloom to the
pIainGst features. 1t brings the bloom of youth to
the faded cheek, and changes old wTinked faces to
such would cha Ienge the sweet sixteen ones
this powder lies the true secret Of beau
ty. N" ladv need complain of her compile xion, who
will invest 25 cents in this delightful article.
October 5, 1869. w. 8. MASON.
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= What was Eve created for? Adams
Express COMPANY.
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TH FASHIoNs
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.

I HAVE the latest sty les and am prepared to cut,
fit and make Ladies' and Children's Dresses
WIaPpings- Sacques, Basques. &c, or to furnish
Patterns Tor the same Infant wardrobes made
complete: Pinkipg and Stamping done to order
continuance Of patronage.
Mas. MARY C. TAYLOR.
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Il 0. r. r. COMPANY.
.r7. POULTRY POWDERS,
OR
CHICKEN CHOLERA MEDICINE,

Is prePar, ;ion Of our own manufacture, which
haa been thoroughly tested by many OF the most
reliable aud practical citizens of Clarke and Jeer
counties and lie pronounced
A CURE FOR CHICKEN CHOLERA.
We would not offer it to the public until It was
proved to be most valuable preparation, and We
WARRANT 1T TO CURE.
a above and also recommend it for other diseases
incident to Fowls. .r.r -
We prepared to furnish Il on liberal terms %
dealers by the gross dozen, and offer 81 To
sumers. At our SInre. for TwENTY.FIYE CENTs per
package. LlPPITT & AMMAN, Druggists.
BcrIyvillc, va July q, ls69- Il.
Co. These Powders may be found for saIe by the
following persons in Jefferson county, to- wit -
LISK & Co Duffield's Depot.
Z. y: BELIEF, llArper's Ferry.
HESRY VI. BILIISos. Shepherdstown.
AIsQVITH & wAsHISoTOS. and ". 8. Mason,
at Char lrstown.
July ~, I569-tf
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A good name for a Scotch policeman
McNab.
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THOROUGHBRED DURH,M STOCK.

Il HE subscriber offers for sale, upon his farm ad
i joining CharlestoWn
YOUNG SHORT-BORH DURHAM CATTLE.
OF both sexes, the purcst European and Kentucky
pedigree. This Stock of choice Kentucky seiec-
ton and the Kentucky pure blood Short Horns are
considered the finest ca tile in the world.
The subcTibeT respectfully invtes far neTs in this
and other counties and States, to come and his
herd. the fully grOwn animals of which
passed in point of size and beauty. Arareo p2"ru-
NIFTY lie thus Afforded to improve in a high degree
the PREVAILING breed of cattle, which improvement
much needed throughout this entire section of
country JAS ii ANSDS.
May II, Is6s-6m.'
DIT -Hostetter's, Drake's, Caanon's. Hoof-
- lands. Morning Star and Schenck's Bitters,
and Thousands of articles, in TACT anything that
can be had in the Drug, Book, Paint or Stationery
line, for sale by VS. MASON
l UsT received another large supply of the best
- Cigars friend. Lloyd Logan. can furnish
and also from the Eastern market, prime lot Of
Cigars and Gravely Tobacco, wEich will be cold
cheap. W. s. MASON.
SALT-Liverpool G. A. and Fine Salt. now re-
- ceiving and for sale at lowest market rates: by
October u, 1869. W EBY.
DoASTED Cofee-fresh-just received and for
II ssta By W-EBY-
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such as Pine Plank, JOiStS, RaitrrS, stud.
ding, Plastering Lath, Chestnut PaIings,
Oak Fencing Plank, &c.
Lumber will be kent constantly On bsnr ~ the
Mill. 1! miles above Reerslsy a SI.er-''- p aning
fiilI, thr Shrna dosh river. and a. Jas Law.
Hoof's Lumber yard at Charlestown
Persons contemplating building will
their Interests by calling upon the subsrriher in
person, Jas. Law. H"nf, before going elsewhere.
GEO. W. EICHELBERGER.
August H. Is6s-Iy
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FARMERS LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST!

FARMERS. attend ~ y"ur Wheat Drills in time.
L WcwoUio advi-. thUs- Who wish to have GuanO
SDwers put their Drills, to bring them in once,
n many disappointed last by not
bringing them IN time We are putting on our
NEW PATENT GUANO SOWER.
which ~e consider the bet in use. all Eighth be
Drills the ioW price of S35. For the opera ion
Ut tht- Guam" s.wer. refer you TO the following
gentlemen used them last year Capt. Joseph
r AJeti Gsur &c COckreII. Col. Thomas Hits. SAINT
AT0nrT, &C.. W Jnes, Jacob Snyder, Augustus
Cam TbOs T.. Woodward, Henry Huntsberry. Ed
gar Allen, DR.. G. w GoldsborOugh, Daniel Heffle-
bow er, James Atkins. Richard Morgan Capt Jas.
W Glenn. and John C. Ware.
TO THOSE IN WANT OF NEW DRILLS,
would say that, ii you apply early. we arr still
prepared to furnish the celebrated MartinEburg
Drill. built by Samuel Fitz. which il universally
a. X row LEI gcd to be the beet IN use.
wEIRICK 4 WELLER.
CharIertovD, July %, 1853. =. P.
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NOTICE.

HAVING: resumed the pr .ctrce of LAND SUR
IL VEYISG. ENGINEERING AND CONVEY
ANGLING, snd having associated my con, J NJ. d.
Brown with the business, offer
vices to my oil patrons OF Jrfies n. Clarke, Fred
erck Berkeley aud Lou 'Uun anu a II others. will
alsn teach Photography wherever class can be
formed. q individuals, reasonable terms
July 20, 1863 Il. JAMES NJ. BROWN.
Free Press. Shephe rdstuwn Register and Clarke
Courier. insert times aud send u TO advertiser
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: A color difficult to see-Blindman' 5 bu
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sHAULL's LIME FOR SALE.

TNHE undersigned is prepared to furnish the eiti
Lens Of ChaIestown and vicinity with ShaulIl
SmithfeId Lime-wholeeale or retail.
June a. Is6s-tE GEO. z. CoRDELL,
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"A slave of Old Ocean: The surf.
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JUST PUBLISHED.

TRE WREATH OF BYZANTINE, and other
t.o ms: r"i' rc an" =" y~ai; RIan s
ira, hevcied boards Printed on fine tinted paper
and handsomely illustrated by DAVID 4. HEsDER-
y. of Virginia
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A LWAYS have on hand a complete stock of the
N above. They offer sale OF the most
complete assOrtmcuIs al Drugeisrs'
FANCY GOODS AND SUI DRIES.
in the Lower Valley. beautiful stock of Kerosine
Lamps, Lantcr ne. and Lamp GOOtIs. A large stut +
OF Sc gars and Fine Chewing Tobacco.
Physicians Prescriptions and Family Receipts
usted to them will be compounded with neat
meas ard accuracy at oil hours
EJ-See Book Notice lsewherc.
January IS. 1863.
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TRAVELLERse
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC R. R.
TIME TABLE.
TaAIss Gclxe wEsr.


TaAIss GoISe wEsr.
Leave Harper. Ferry at 100 A NJ and IS Pm.
Leave Shenandoah at o. A NJ and IS ~
Leave Keyes' Switch at Z II A M and a PM
Leave Halltown att IS NJ and IS p NJ 60
Leave CharIestown n z ~ A NJ and O4PM
Leave Cameronss ut o. A NJ and 10 p M.
Leave Summit Point az s 20 A nj and 226PN
Leave wadesville At ~ A NJ and COP 81
Leave Opeqron Bridge al 20 A III and IS H.
Leave Stephenson's at % A n and 81 Pm.
Arrive at Winchester at , IS A II and 05 PM
TRAINS GoIN0 EAST.
Leave Winchester ut 10 10 A NJ and IS 81
Leave Supplements 10 20 A n and 81 PM
Leave Vaudeville at 10 20 A n and 4 II p NJ
Leave Summit Point 10 81 A NJ and IS NJ
Leave Cameron AZ II o5 A N and 4 SO NJ.
Leave Charlestown at IL 10 A NJ and Ii p NJ
Leave Halltow at II % A NJ and 5 81 p NJ
Leave Keyes' Switch ct IL Is A NJ and Al p NJ
Arrive at Harper's Ferry Il IS A NJ and 90 P II
p WINCHESTER Accommodations.
--elt--. CoMhESeIKe MAY ISrH, lSeS.
Leaves Winchester 5 A. N.
z41l+1s Stepheuson's ~ = t5ftfae
ailaaa s Mads'a p3;,5,T " %; 's3s 90
~ 7l CamerOn's ~. 66Os-a
G Haiiis19 .,-g.sd sSSss.
l Harper's Ferry --I $50
Arriving in Baltimore Mt 10 20 A AZ
Leave Camden Station at "a 10 p M.
Arrive Harper's Ferry SII
ChRrlesiown sis
summit Point 906
Wade's $50
.- Stephenson's 93o
Winchester 945
Stopping at intermediate stations on Main Stem
-'-l 5u- JOHN L WILSON,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02
10 the Public.

hAVISG purchascd AvaIubIr tract of timber
1 land. aud located a Saw Mill upon it With
capacity of saw ing forty th"ussEG feet Of Lumbes
weokiy, will be prepared to furnish nearly
EVERY VARIETY OF LUMBER.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02

II you nerd good Base- Burning Stove or Heater,
that will do all you require Of Il without trouble
and annoyance, when once pot Up. get the ssOrisn-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-11-02
HARNESS, SADDLES AND BKfDLTs,
CO-PARTNERSHfP.

THE undersigned have entered into Co Part
ncrship under the firm Of STARRY + LOCK-
for the purp"se of conducting the Produce Com
mission and FoI wArding Business at the Charles
Depot. ID STARRY.
Jan. Is, 1867 JNo.J. LOCK.