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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-03-17

% r l c Z d w O . D,
N. w. COR. EIGHTH AND FILRERT,
Just opened large assortment OF Marsellles ouIls
~ LEST than Importers prices.
Honey comb and Lancaster Quilts.
WHITE G1ODSi WHITE GODDS!!
Plald NaintO Ooks, Stripe Nainsooks
Plaid ana stripe swiss N us 'ins,
Tucked Cambria and Tu ;Ked Swiss Musns.
EOtl-hnish CamOrics JacOnets, NainSoOks.
Victoria Lawns, swiss Musllns French Muslips,
Tucked Muslins for Infants Dresses.
PIQUES! PIQUESI
5000 yards Piques AT 37Sc abargein.
Fine qualities Piques at 30, ca, 75, and S5c.
yard. - ..
BleaChed Table Linens, Barnsley Table Linens,
Lir en- Napkins 81 so, 81 90, SI'75, So $3.50, So,
$3.50, mp to Sc u dOZen Bargains linen DOylie4,
Nursery Disper, Brdeye Linens Linen Lawns, etc
Best makes ShTting Linens, etc, etc.
Best makes Bleached and Brown Muslins.
Pi1Ow-case and Sheeting Muslins
5000 yards Cal1coes fast Io'Ors, 12Sc.
Black Alpacas 371s, 45 80, 62b, 75, S7l5 and 81.
Suiped Skiriints etc, etc.
Bsr gains In II smburg Ec gipgs. Flouncnss and In
HeTtngs M agc Ruf1llngs Regis cred Edgiugs.
Ma aiseies I RIM mings, Tape Triu mingl
Coventry and SendfingERm Rulings, ETC., etc,
Ladies Linen Collars snd Uutis.
Ladies kDd GeDts' Hosiery Gloves, and HdktS.
JCuvin Kid Gloves hest qIallty. ,, e.
Kid Gloves, Real Id and extra fine quality, for
81 and S1'25, suitable for even ings.
PRICE & WOOD,
NV. COR. EIGHTH AND FILBERT.
PHILADELP aIA 36swN
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Foreign Affairs,

LONDON, March l6.-In the House of Com
nous, the Mayor OF Dublin appeared at the bar,
ard pre- sented petitions praying Tor religious
equality in Ireland, and amnesty and pardon
for all Fenians.
In reply 10 question from Mr. Torrens, the
House was Informed by Mr.. 0.way, Under
Secretary of the Foreign Department., that the
Government would soon bring in bill esta-
bhshing a Uniform and permanent law OF eX-
traction.
MADRID, March 16.-In The Cortes yesterday,
a motion was MADE by Republican, that the
Cortes take ground in favor OF legalizing civil
marriages. a0d several Republicans spoke ln
SUPPORT of 1t. At the conclusion OF the Debate,
L. was announced that the Government intended
TO introduce bill on the subject.
discussion arose concerning the conscrlp
lion, ami the recent popular demonstrations
against II.
Orense and PIerTad OF making soeecnes TO the
people on Sunday last, subyerslVe OF The gov
ernment.
v Orense was charged with melting the people
to oopo.e the authority OF the COrtes, and Pier
rad was accused of eXhortiug the soldiers &c
disot eystl cir officers. A violent sce0e occurred
in The Cortes, anu the evaporation OF parue'
rendered d,-cuss,on lUpracucable. and, after {
few words from Depaty Fleueras, pledgIpg the
Repn bIcan party, whatever its political des,re'
might pe 10 submit to the declso OF the Con
gi uent Corles. the subject was dropped, anC
soc after the sitting was adjourned.
1ouION MaTcn To- BY orders received frou
Paris all soldiers and sailors who were recruited
in 1862 have been discharged from the mllltar
and avail depos. 80 - A.. D.,
Vile R0nchero o. March We get adVic iron
Matamoros 10 March 8. courier bad jos
arrived bringing news OF the defeat OF Varga'
vho Ip his blindness apd courage, dared tol a
tac k Mariners position at Ja0ze' Atter nsu
ci two hours Vargas shamefully relreated mi
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Rus, barque sampe, Huoyerein. from Liverpool
BaIque Isaac Davis Hand 40days from Palermo
with fruit, ETC., TO Isaac Jeanes IL 20.
Brig Nigreta. Showers. dsyB from Cardenas with
moasses TO Thos Watson q sons
Br. schr Charlotte, Strachan 90 days from Malaga,
with rssinB TO J. aac JeaDes q Co.
Schr Mary d. Ireland Ireland, days from Port.
lar d. with mdse. to captain.
Schr PecOra, Carll, days from Bridgeton, N. j 9,
with mdae. 10 Jos. E. Palmer.
Schr Yeoman, Laws days from Seaford, Del, with
lum ber ts Collins d Co.
Steamer Frank Pierce, "a hours from New York
with mdse. TO w. NJ Baird d Co.
Steamer May flower, Futz, "a hours from New York
with mdse. TO w. p clyde d Co.
Steamer ]. g. Shriver, Riggans l3 hours from BaltI
more with nndse. to A. Groves Jr.
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore with
tow of barges to w. p. Clyde q 90.
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r TRUNKS.
TRUNKS.
IMPROVEMENT TN TRUNKS.

ALL TRUNKS NOW MADE AT
The ''Great Central" Trunk Depot
Have simons' Patent Safety Hasp and Bolis, which
securely tasIens the Trunk on bot ends with heavy
Bolts, and In the with the ordinary look.
Positively no extra charge.
GREAT CENTRAL TRUNK DEPOT,
N. W. Cor. SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Stss
TRAVELLERS. NOTICE
Purchase your Trunks with Simons' Triple Faaten,
na, heavy Boln; no fear lock break Ing,
s1ssm NO 7OI cHEsNUT stSeea
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Mime. Vauges, La Refine deS HalleS Queen
of the Markets), in Paris, is worth half mil
lion francs, but is daily at her stall.
Nevada has million and a quarter null
berry trees-foed for worms.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

PRICE OF PASSAGE
IN gold uncluding wlne)
no BRESt OR HAVRE,
First Cabin. $40 second Cabin..,...,, ss5
10 PARIS.
Qnoludlng railway tickes, furnished on board)
First CABIN. Sl4o Second Cabin
These steamers do boG carry GteeIage passengers.
Nj edIcSl attendance Oh charge.
American travellers going to returning from
the continent or Europe by taxing the steamers OF
this line avoid unnecessary tlsKS from transit By
English railways ana crossing the channei, besides
saving time trouble, and expense.
9EUkGE N ACk EMILE, Agent
NO So BROAl Way, New York.
For passage In Philadelphia, Apply at AdAns
Express Com pany, TO IL. L. LEAF,
1ER No. 800 CHESN u street,
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.

Tut uN4tJtO7tuB DIAT-tFbe NoJO5 S68 FtTSJ K1I95.
ALMANAO FOB PaILADELPHIA-THIs DAY
SUN HIsEs..,,.,,,,.6O 90 MOON ETs ...,,,,,..lO Q
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CLEARED YESTERDAY

steamship Norman, Crowell Boston, H. Wlnsor g. ~
scbT Doughten. 1aLem Gloucester, l., Audenried g.
scbr r. w. Tull, Pierce, Boston, do
Schr j" = nose Rose Lynn do,
Schr J. w. Evermsn, Outen, Lynn, do
Schr h l.. Slaight Rowe Boston, do
str A. 9. Sinners. Knox, New York. w, p. ClydeSCo
str r. willing, Cundih. Baltimore. A. Groves Ir
Tug Thos Jefferson, Allen, for Baltimore, with tow
0t barges, w. p. Clyde d Go.
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WALNUT ST. THEATRE. BEGINS Ar "a
w THIS SMeonesdsyl EVENING. March IL -
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE OF
MIR. and NkS. BARNEY WIIIfAMa
The romantic irish DrS emitted
Rzai TIE EM ERALD RING
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
IN answer to solicit tatlons the Management ha0 IN
state that the drama OF "'s w
,, FOUL PLAY,
Unavoldably withdraw In the zenith OF its succeas
VIII be reproduced " S '"'0osS'
~ ON MONDAY EVENING, March q,
with all Its original scenery, machinery ana a,art
ling effects. ""e S'ArE
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MEMORANDA,

Ship Astree, Barnes hence for Acapulco put Into
Bermuda "a insL-po particulars 49,.
steamship ]. W. Everman, Sny der, from Phladel.
phia, at Charleston 18th Inst
BRIque Humboldt reported from LONDON for Phila'
delphia, vas spOken OH inst. lat. 81. loeg 20 81
Bslque Elena Stewart. from Troon z5o ult' for Phil
schr Isaac Rich. Bryant, hence at Marbiehesd 18th
schr Hattie s. Collins. Hall, hence, at New Haven
schr d. @, Hand Hand hence. st Baltimore 18th
sc6r Gen Peavey, Armstrong from Georges Banks
SchTs samuel Gilman Kelly L. simmons Clark;
]. H. Moore Snow; Isaac Rich CrowelE ana W. e.
Locke, Hunley. all from Boston Tor Philadelphia, AZ
schr j. NJ Broomall. Douglass, hence, at Boston
iOsn sebP r, N. Dufieid Rsynor for Philadelphia
cleared at New York yestereay. =. -. ,.,
schr Emma M. Fox, Case, hence. at Newport 14th
sioop wave G,bbon. from Plymouth for Phlladel.
phia, at Norfolk l4th inst.
MISCELLANY.
Brig Candace. which left Fayal Dec II for Boston,
and suppOsed to have foundered, had among her
officers Charles Bancroft. OF Philadelphia second
male,
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
recent gale has cha Red the entrance to the har
Dor ofst. Augustine viz;-
Outer Buf " perpend culaP black and white stripes
second class iron can Lighthouse SW Jacks Mount
b. by W.. and Point North Beach W.SW.
North Breaker Buoy red No thlfd class iron
Nort6 seach sW. by ". "'
Spit Buoy. red No. 4. second Glass Iron num- Lghb
house 5w., PoiDt North Beach NV.
BY order of the Lighthouse Board. -.
EDWAbD ID ", 5TON &c, Lighth ause la9u 90 OlSI
Charleston March IL, 1869.
A new Fog Bell has been placed In position at Tor
dams p Int Lighthouse. James river
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-25
II U NJ OR Gus.
A Quadrille.
nne man who tried it,

By young man who tried it,
"a We both bowed to both of US. then to
t'other then the fiddler tunked and the thing
started. l grabbed her female hand, she
squeezed mine, we both slung each other, then
We changed base clear across the room, Jump
ed up an down ever SO many times, then my
dear and me dosed doe and hopscotched
home again, (from a foreign shore) then we
two forwarded four, our ladies changed, we
4 over, turned around twice, shassayed side
ways, 1 backed to place, she ditt0ed side
couples to the right, side couples to the left,
side couples tother way, side couples turn
gentlemen, side couples turn Indies turn side
couples, gentlemen turn side couples head
couples turn side couples, all hands around,
back again. First teller takes opposite gal,
sling her around, take your own gal and
t'other fellers gal, forward and back, twist
both gals two times, sling EN- to opposite fell
Ter, let him do the same as you do, and back
again to places, light gentleman balance to
heavy lady duplicate, promenade all gals TO
the centre, fellers catch hold of each others
hands, bob up and down, arm over, ladies
stoop, jump up and down, each teller takes
his gal back to place. Right gentlemen spin
right lady, right lady spin left gentlemen, all
twist each other, do it again. over repeat, once
moro, keep it up, all turn around, ali turn the
other, backwards, sideways, each couple swing
tother couple cross over, back again to our
Seats"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-25

- The NdHce VTyjnion, in referring to
compliment to VirginIans as models for their
respect OF law aud in their general department
etc, remarks:
We begun, like parcel of fools, By giving
four ffths of our landed property to the United
States, for the sake of being compimented
and patted On the back, and we will end by
surrendering our souls to the radicals for the
sake of two -thrupreace and U. s. Grant.
Poor old Virginia,
Will forever continue
To humble humble pic
She'll stick in her thumb.
Get only n crumb
And say, What a disintercsted, amiabic sweet
and kind old lunkhcad am I ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-25

Revenge" says the proverb, sis sweet"
Different men have different ways of showing
it. My friend Browns way is harmless and
humorous. Two Jones live next door to each
other, and having to call on one of them,
Brown, OF course, went to the wrong house
A grabbed servant answered the bell, and on
Browns asking, SIS this Mr.. John Jones %
she replied. snappishly, as if she had been
bothered with many inquiries, mo, it amt"
and slammed the door in his face. Brown
walked on a hundred yards or so, when a
bright idea struck him. He returned at cncc.
and rang the same bell again. "Who said it
was?' asked Brown, triumphantIy, and in
stantly walked away, lodging to avoid lump
Of coal which followed his retreat.
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L en- ga

i engaged, says lawyer, chaiSe at
Galway city to condnct me some few miles
into the country and had no, proceeded far.
when it pulled up at the foot of the hill. aud
the IRISH driver coming to the door opened
it. What are you at man? This is not
where l ordered you to stop" whist, yer
honor, whist" said Paddy in an under tone :;
u am only desaving the beast I'll just bang
the doOr-he'il think yer out, an then he'll
cut the hill like the very divil-see ii he
don't"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-25

-"hy sons" said an offectionate father
a! the foot of the stairs, ''arise and see the
newly arisen luminary of the day, and hear
the sweet birds singing their matron song of
praise to their great Creator come, while the
dew is on the grass, and tender lambs are
oieating on the hillside. Come l say. or
III be up there with switch. and give YOU
the soundest thrashing that you ever had in
your born days~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-25

PGoUs OLD LADY.-We had related to Us
INC other day an anecdote of an old lady who
formerly entertained travellers at her house
before her guests commenced a meal. it was
9er custom to ask blessing. She always
oslVcred herself this wise s: ooh Lord make
us truly thankful for the food which is before
US Nancy hand round the corn-bread first
and the biscuits afterwards. Amen,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-25

A little boy aud girl. each probably five
years old, were by tho roadside. The boy hc-
came angry and struck his playmate blow on
the cheek, whcrupon she sat down and BEGAN
to cry. The boy stood looking on sullenly for
O minute, and then said: II didn't mean to
hurt Sou, Katie; 1 am sorry" The little
face frightened instantly. The sobs were
hushed, and she said : "Well if you are sor.
~, it don't hurt me-"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-25
THE VALG4aY CHIEF,
SELF RAKING

n oapCC 60 Mower
S offered to the Farmers OF e,krlcy ard Jciicr-
L counties, with the GUAEAN ZEE that it
ASD RAKE WET, TANGLED ASD Lodged
GRAIN, even when 1t LIES FLAT Ann DIRECTLY FROM
KSlFE, better than it can be dOEc by The oTdina
~ cradle ana hand rake, This fact fully test
cd in the harvest of lSOS, and respectfully refer
10 the following gentlemen who purchased and used
thcse machines. = NJ, ssrs. w. r McQuilkin, Adrian
w. Jones. NJ u. LcIncn, Thomas Files, Hiram II.
Lemen, Jenifer Hudgel, Aaron FUlk, Hugh Me
Kee. and many others.
THE VALLEY CHIEF has Two Driving Wheels,
and is double jontcd flexible bar machine, giving
it more advantages ia taking up lodged and tan
T!cd grain than other machines have in moving
Height of cut from to fifteen inches &c reg
ulatcd without stopping.
TIE SELF RAKE ia perfect, and never tails on
account of the wheat being Wet, Dry, ShUrt. Thin,
Tangled Lodged
Pamphlets containing full description and tcsti-
mOniais, furnished on application.
Price OF Valley hicf Mower, $50; freight added.
Confined Reaper and Mower, usual size, S2Goj
freight added.
Lsrge No; Reaper with extra Mower, $.2eo;
freight added.
JOHN T. GILLMYER, Agent,
ShcPherdstown, West Va
For Marsh, GTiCr ! Co, lOuut JOY, Pa.
March 80, rS69-3
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-25
= An itinerant qua,

An itinerant quack doctor in Texas was
applied to by one of Col Hays rangers 10
extract the iron point of an Indian arrow
head from his head, where it had been lodg-
cd for some time. 81 cannot 'stract this,
stranger" said the doctor, bekase to do go
would go nigh KILN you; but tell you
what 1 can do. can give you pill that
will melt it in your head"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-25

An exchange, in speaking of the mag
ical strains of hand organ, says "When he
played Old Dog Tray We noticed eleven pups
sitting in front of the machine on their
launches, brushing the tears from their eyes
with their fore paws"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-25

One of the best sort of minds is that
which minds its own business. Like many
other good things, including beaf-steaks, il is
somewhat rare.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-25

would ask the attention of the Ladcs of Charles
ana vicinity to large stock of Notions and
W nitc Goods, consisting in part OF Kid Gloves io
sicry. LacCs, Cambria and Swiss Edgiu%. Rutng,
Coventry Morseiics, G recian Bend FIuting, Para
soils. Ribbons, Plain, Barred aud Striped Cambria,
Barred lmprratTicc, and many other articles too
numerous mention.
Back and white and ColorCd Bcrage Shaw wis,
Shetland Shawi4, Real Lama Lace Shpwls Black
Cashmere Shawls; Table Linen, Wool Table Gov
ers, White anu Colorcd Honey comb and Narcotics
Spreads; also Calicos, COttons, Checks and Stripes
at the lowest price,. My stock OF
Clothing, Hats. Gents Furnishing Goods,
consists of the Largest and Best Selected in the
county; also Cloths and Cassimercs, " bite Linen.
Brown Linen and Calico Shirts in great varieties.
o. Call and judge for yourselves. at
S. A. HAMBURG Frs
CharIestown. May II. Cheap Cash Store.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-05-25

Il reply to young writer, who wishes
to know (Which magazine will give me the
highest position quickest" the Petersburg
A1prss' advises ga powder magazine, if you
contribute fiery article"
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HARNESS, SAGDLES AND BRIDIIS
COMPETITION DEFIED
AT
j. G0LDSMITN'S CHEAP STORE.

7 HAVE Just finished rcrcikIng my supply cf
1 Spring and Summer Dry Goods, NGIions Cloth
ing. Sr, It Is tie Inost handsome in style and uwcr
in prices than before. My Quick SgJ
and small Pcfs." Iiriond to tisfy the pubic Is,
priccF. style ULJ quality Pert Of my Dry Goods
embrace the following: Pcplins hiouscIains Black
and Colored AlpEcas, Plain aud Fancy BriiiinntF
Scotch PiSi,s, Bcrnge, Scotch and Domestic Cling
hams, Fnnncis. Table Cloths, Baiinorals Crash
Ticking from I5c up; Muslin, bIcacIcd and On.
b!cacLed, from Zoe up, embracing some OF the btst
brands CacCs from Ice up; White Goods in great
variety, Honey Comb aud MaIs,iliCs Spreads For
Ladies have the greatest varit tics in FANCY
G2CIS ever offered bCiprc, such - RLnl,ugs FriI-
lings. Edging, Narcotics Trimmings Chimes
Paras Is and SIN Uni rcIlss Kill and Tisie iIrcn
Glnvcs. Cola aud GufIr Drcss Buttuns PrrIumery
Curscts. Embroidered and ia Hand kcrc and
many other things too nun erous To- M ton G., nL.'
SILK and Linen HdEfs.. ShirtS Of all dCEcriptionF
Bows ard TitE IN nil styles und great man notS
net necessary 10 CEUmctatc.
invite special attention 10 my stock of Clot hinp
CassiIncTc5 and Cloths for Men Youths md CHI
dr"n.s embracing Ii the latest siyLA; Mem q moi,
Suits from 81 To S25. Boys Wear at tI,e yrtv
lowest rates. Ia HATS ! ave all styles kIact
brown and White such rs Alpine VeIncjpcd,
Planter, Diploma. Don Quix.tir, SuccCsF Atnntic
BOss and many OthcIs, ircnr 10 cents up.
TRUNKS. TRUNKS, TRUNKS.
Ofnll descriptions; Mattings and oil cIorf. cheap
thankful TO n generous public for past fAvors l
hnEc to merit a coniinm1noe Of the same.
IcrIn' posrfi1eiy GTsh! DGR't fJI yet the pl,c.
adjoining the residence vi Humphrey Reyes.
May IL, lSG9. j. COL SMITH
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oAH HAhH

Al Hire tcith a Fresh Stock IF Mad: Up
Ci0Lhiay, far Spring and .Samntc,.
'ce1r, .tor Men and Bays.
SPECIAL attention has Dron directed to Il large
~ and well sclectrd StuI of city and
SHOES for LadiCR, Gents, Misses and Children. The
Stock of Hats for Men aud Boys is well selected.
Wool, Felt and Straw GOUds, embracing the latest
styles. good stock of
All the late style Paper Collars. aud Broad end
Neck Ti's, black and cnlorcu. Notions in variety,
Trunks, Umbrellas, Valiscs. in short. everything
kept IN n well conducted Furnishing House.
would especially invite the trade a examination
Of my stock, feeling confident can P.ase in goods
and in price
Thankful for past invorz, / hope to merit coutin-
uancc OF Tic game Drop in Mt the New Sign. at
Oak Hall. LLOYD LICKLIDER.
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10 the Public
NOTICE

THE undersigned having removed to Charles
Il town, wishes to norm the citizens of jefferson
and Clarke counties that he will lave hand for
Spring planting, a large and full assortment of
FRUIT, SHADE and ORNAMENTAL TREES, in
large variety. Grape Vines of all sizes and of
quality unsurpassed. Small Frsits-Strawberry
Plants, Raspberry and Currant Plants, and every
thing else necessary for the Orca rd and Fruit
den. Also, Kitchen Garden Plants in Season, such
as Cabbage, Tomato, Egg and Pepper Plants.
will also have large variety Of Roses and Bedding
Plants generally.
Gardens on Mildred street, near Episcopal Church
WA. HOPKINS.
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CALCIUM OIL.

GIVE notice that have purchased the exclusive
Tigt for the manufacture and sale of this GEL
EBRATED OIL, in the county of jefferson. II
makes the best light known, Is explosive don't
char the wick nor black the chimney, and wihaI il
not greasy, and is cheaper than any other burning
fluid. 1t is constantly on exhibition at my store,
may be tried in every way to test its quality and IL
warranted to give entire satisfaction.
COL will be able in short time to furnish the
trade with any quantity at liberal discount Call
and see it, at l. DISEIE,S
February 2, 1869. Jev-elrv Sto,e
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P0EFIOAI.
IFor the spiri. of Jefferson
DEAD LOVE.

y VI VIC phis Va
DEAD LOVE.
Br;wirLrE uiO0ISs.
pT,is buried away and hid from sight,
The dear, dead love once yours and minej
Never gain, to awaken to light
Thong h ii our souls for the past we pine
vv.walk DER this fair Garth far apart >
our eyes are dry and our voices cold;
And I ever to mortal cars we breathe
Our tale OF the dear dead love OF Old
I once was proud of your studied grace,
Proud OF the light in your ll-trained eye,
And thought you dearcr TO me than lie
How strange to think that sucn love could ale
/. was only dream, yet twas passing sweet
And bright and fair the vision seemed;
But when the beautiful pha ntom fed
knew that oflove had only dreamed
With whom lay the fault, was it yours or mine,
Perhaps that each of us added a part;
l can scarcely tell, yet In secret pine
For the days when you reigned in my heart.
cameron's Depot, jeff. Co.. April 81. 1869.
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sHRPHERDsTowN TRADE.
NEW GOODS AT THE LADIES' STORE,
ss1lIaInIEs--

FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
NJE have just returned from the Philadelphia
w and Baltimore markets with large md well
selected stock of DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
We name in part As follows =
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Plain. Striped and Cheuc Ppplins, Lenos, Lustres,
French and JlcOne, Lawns in great variety Also,
MOURNING GOODS.
Bombaziac double and single width; DcLaines, 81
Pacas. Crops lIlOretts, Lawns, GiBghams, English
Grape Wells, Gloves, &c.
ESTIC GOODS.
Calicos, very large and complete stock OF Cling;
hams IL, 5-4 and ID Sheetings; Bleachsd and
-Unbcsch Cottons SlirtiEg Stripes, Drills, Table
Diapers, Cot;onades, Plain and Striped Linen, &C.
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Plain Plaid and Striped Ca nhrics; Plain and p laid
Esusook<, Swiss. Striped and Plat Organizes lrish
Lii mems. Bird Eye Diapers, &c
a LARGE VARIETY OF NOTIONS
Hoop Skirts, Corscis. Gloves, HANDKERCHIEF, &c
GOODS FOR FUNERALS.
Orders iur thcse goodz. Will receive special and
prompt attention, ard he furnished at low rates.
Persons in want of any of the above goods " Ill
find it their advantage to cali and examine our
stock before purchasing, they have been bought
since the recent decline, for Cash, and VIC CON
idcnt that We can otter Bargains.
CO tCmcGhber. we cOusiucr it no trouble TO show
goods. TERMS CASH.
Thankful Tor past fCyOrs, solicit liberal share
MCKARD & wELSHANs.
Shrphe ristown. ADTil 20. kS69.