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C0.S'E.SDRE.n.

Why "a il that Bennington peddlers report that
they are selling Tin Ware made at my shcpl
Why il it that Joseph Hemonway tells ne that
he has done 80 repeatedly, and shall continue to
do So and that may help myself II cam
Why is IL that Joseph Hemenway tells people
that have given him authority 10 collect my ac
counts.
Answerod mex. week
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tios.n a. ooiesl ? NJ. H.sii.
EGNaakN : lgH Tee market this week has
boen iasris aetiys ~ Western aua sAis. To-Day
tas medium grAasss ars la~ef. aaiie ths high
grales are ~iiAaai chAagc. Rye fieHF b lpser
and dat. Carp Meal - firm and Ia good DO.
mAsd
Grain Wheat has becu irregular and naciHai.
ing viih "a activs msrtet 10 The early part %
The week. bal to-day oaly moderate AMI prices
arr loser There i. a far demand for nniiiing
Oats are 10 moderate dsmAad. Rye is insctivs.
Corn oiuscz heavy
Butter The market fur oh Is very dnil. with
decline o. about Sc Arrivals from Baston, Baln.
moFs and Canada with q good supply on hand
have oyerrruwde.i the market, a. the demand is
quito limited. heavy deeiiue is anticipated as
soon new ba'tef eomes ia freely, aud arrivals
afs mors liberal Choice docs not bring more
than So
Cheese The home demand il hight, with fair
request. Tor the haest factory quotations are IN
changed Eggs arc in good demand at present
figures aud viii probably be no higher. Receipts
ara light, and reports from the west speak Of
light supply there, 90 thai present rates may be
maintained for eomo time
Dressed Poultry The supply has been light.
demand good, and priecs have improved for ine
stock
LuE SrocK MAREET.- Deoyes.--0n Monday
the severe storm operated very unfAvorAbly, aud
the market was duh aud slow. with decline IN
price. Yesterday "Wednesday, large sales wore
effected but still further concessions were made
Mich Cows-ArrivAls were larger and some eI-
ira mixers we're for sale. Two Ar,shires were
sold for too and one native cows calf for $40.
Prices are about the same for ordinary cows
yoals. Receipts were limited with very small
proportion Of hne stock Prices range from IS Ia
down to s, with little demand. sheep. Prices
are little varied, aud arrivals are large Swine.
= The market is steady with sustained figures
Western dressed are scarce
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Arhnftoa was shrrisfed BY Nes Bsmrshirc
july 4ssh. i7si, aud contains 1890 acrca The
celebrated Eelsember Baker vas the hrst town
elcrk,
The Congregational church 1t Easl Airing.
tun, vas o. ganised Nov. = isi3.
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Dorset is nc1t to Bennington in population.
The first general convention Of The delegates
Of Vermont TO organize 5 State government Was
held II Dorset, sept. as i776.
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4 variety entertainment, consisting Of tab
leaas. singing. etc, viii be given in the new
school house. u Sunderland borough, On We'd
nesaay lto-uerrowl evening, The proceeds 10
be devoted 10 benevolent objects.
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L Howard advcrtises in to-dsy's JouRSAt
lis farm for sale. The farm hes near the village
81 Peru. aud is a desirable place.
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ONLY26 CENTS

TIe Great Qsistfsg Rensdy for chiidrea.
Contains NO MORPHINE or FOLSOM
OUs DRUG, sure 10 Rsgslafe nc Bosds /;
sllsys all Pain eofrecra Aebdiiy II tse
stamacAs lnakes sisk snd ~eak eAiliFen
srHass Asd HIALrHft cBres Wind Cole,
Gsapine. infisHnanslan Of tisc Bowels, sad
al complaints srising from Ire Effects o.
Teeshias. Cell 81 kosAey B1,isy's QsasisHg
syrsp, a1d take 10 olhsr. snl Yen are safe-
sold By Druggists and ali dealers n Md,
icins.
4. RIcHAEUs. sew Lonaen, Coma,
Asvss Gor tbs Inisea stsass
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A j. Woodward has recently sold his match
ed pair Of colts 10 Mr.. Orr, Of Pawiet, for four
hundred dollars
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FOR SALE "A Second hand Buggy
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OFFICERS:
| CLARENCE II, CLARK, President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive Com
HESRY D COOKE, ylscprs.idcpt
| EMEksuS v. fEEfi Secretary and ActnarY
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Policies .nay be taken which pay TO The insured
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Policies MAY be taken that win pay to the insured
after oeItain number Of ears, during life
al income 81 one-ienth the named Ia the policy.
No extra rate i charged for Risks upon the lives of
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but at low eost that dividends viii be Impossible.
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NlROP0sA Ls.--We invite Proposals for our supply
OF sisyes and Hoops far Kegs for the next "a
months, delivered Al our works In To
We give brlaw specification of quantity and kind
which VIC slia require each month:
$4,000 spruce Slaves lIk inches long.
3an00 ~
9ooo white Pine Heads, planned one eide, II inches
diameter
i0,Doa White Pine Heads, raned on side, 10 inches
diamet r.
5000 White Pine Hsads, planed side, ~ inches
diameter.
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ar ihsse contemplating nArrfags ~ Indispensable
" article viii ~ sent ~ nail. heeafelT enclosed
wlfiHoht riak ~ aeiesiish II ear BE- washed whNn
lHesfse hfy cents lof one 81 for hfer Fcass a..
tiss the sea fes which tsgaifed. address 4 o. itor
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OFFICERs

Where the general business " the Company h tran
sacted and y which 81 general correspondence should
be addressed.
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WHEREAS, my wife, R0SETTEJ., having Jeff my
w Bad aud board without any Just caHse or prove.
cation hereby forl I'd any harboring OF trusting
her on my account AS shall pay no bills VI her
tracing on or after this date.
CURTIs NJ WAITE
Londonderry. March o. 1869 -swA6
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NEW YORK

Produce and General Markets,
Reported expressly for The JOURNAL by our own
Reporter in New York.
The following arc the wholesale net cash prices
Of the leading articles sold IN the New York mar
ket II is confidently believed, that this weekly
information, specially reported for our paper, is
worth, to every person interested in the market,
three times the sub, eruption pnee Of the paper
INV YoRK, April /, 1869.
Ashes pots, 7.75asoo Prime steam iSiaisi
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aud Sellers u every description u ea Estate thrugh
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I'M TIT7I VI "
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Beef pi ma liWlal6. %
lboei / ine I3sials.09
Bacon shoulders
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Wanted--Agents--. sRn fsss KIT TIT

In ten hours without uring acids or drugs For teri
and other Information, address
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" FORMATION To young msp contemplating Mar
riege cent free feeelpi ~ 70 eents Address tho
CHEMICAL INsTfTuTE. IS CLIFTON f1acs, n. n.
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A VALUABLE MEDICAL BOOK

ASK rouA DogroH sk DHussst roe wEEf gu.
NINE 1T equals Otter QHinne. Il made only By
D. STEAkNn. Chemist, Detroit
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-19
a Cool Beauty.

Here is q touching love story, with situa-
ton in it, for which I can vouch as never hav-
ing appeared in print, st the mature age of
fourteen, had become being of dark imagi-
nings on whom the freshness ofthe heart had
long ceased to fall like dew, in consequence
of my entertaining a fruitess passion for
charming cousin OF mine, who was only seven
years and hale older than myself
One fine September morning, when I was
about to return to school, [ came to the fatal
determination Of declaring my passion and
with that view I ran her to earth in a sum
mer-housc which overlooked the lake in her
fathers grounds. rushed in, and fell on my
knees before her; [ remember to this day
how the Gre cones with which The place was
paved hurt them I blurtcd out my love in
m incoherent speech, which may have lasted
three minutes. or three quarters of an hour,
as far as l am able to state at this distant pc
Rod. love to think of her now with a mod
crate amount of gratitude, because she did
not laugh, but helping mc up, and kissing me
on the forehead, she said
'POor, dear boy, and so you are going back
to Winchester, are you? Mind you are good
at your lessons; don't get fogged, which
would gricve me very much; and here is ?
sovereign for you, and think you had better
not keep the carriage waiting"
To this day I cannot help thinking that it
must have been excess of emotion which
caused me to run away as hard as ever [
could, with the coin in my waistcoat pocket
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
Smart Sayings Of Children.

a Friend ofmine has two bright little boys
aud Willie, about FIVE. a chronicle of their
doings and sayings would fill volume, but
two specimens must suffice. Both werovery
fond of milk, and mug Of railways complc>
ted their supper. But while in the country
last summer, it so CHANGED that they one day
saw the girl milking. "Therc Willie" said
Freddy, "you see that. do you? I don't want
any more milk after the cows had it," And
he Withdrew very much disguised. That
evening, when their mugs of milk were placed
upon the table, both stood untouched. y
reason ofthis phenomenon being asked, Fred
dY simply declared that he did not want any
milk after the COW had had it, but further
refused to explain. Willie, however, told the
discovery Of the morning. The mother then
explained to them that the milk did not come
to them second hand-the COW ate grass which
was changed into milk by wonderful chem
ical process, akin to that which produced
everything in nature. In the light Of this
explanation, Willie was satisfied, but Freddy
still turned up his nose at milk, sticking to
the original proposition. After supper, VIII
lie, who on these important occasions always
as expounder, took his brother aside into
corner. Its all right, Freddy" he said,
sand you can just so on drinking your milk
again. The COW eats grass, and that's what
makes it, Now, ifthc COW didn't cat the grass
you'd have to, you sec. That's what the cows
for Freddy resumed his evening draughts.
II. his mind the only alternative was eating
grass, and from that he shrupk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-19
PORFIeAL.
] GAVAI.IER,s sERENApE.

=
FHE CAVALIER'S sERENADE.
yon silent star his flashing shield
Hapgs on the welkin steep,
While nc and alone .a-feld
Watch DER my darling's sleep
Of the southwind dreams the lily bell
And the woodbineof the bee,
Look in oh faithful-star and tell.
Docs my rosebud dream OF me
Beneath that bosOm's sweet unres.
What dainty lancics bids,
- folded IN fIowTct's breast
Tae prisoned doors hide.
Dut at nv voice these Phantoms PASS
And melt in tender fear
As fairies on the moonNt grass
a distant step who hear
Oh, futtcrcd bird, Oh startled iAwn'
Thee wait to behold,
baSrv clouds await the dawn
That turns their grey TO gold
,,..t, dear natures playmate fair,
Iii darkness she beguics,
who scattcrs on the longing r
The largest OF such smiles.
Almost ! feel as If i might
rhy timid beauty wrong
To weave, oh chaplet of delight,
Thy gracCs into song:
The chant of brooks IN forests dark
The night-sOng of the sca
The airy lyric of "fhe !ITk''
Thy minstrelsy should be.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-19

- Aunty," said a sentimental neicc to a
bereaved widow, "now you're prosperous and
well to do. let US get some pretty tombstones
for good uncle Daniel you know he has none
at his grave" Aunt Keziah lifted up her
hands, and emphasized this touching express
sion: Jane, if they want anything of Dau-
lei at the Judgment, they can find him with
out guide-bo tell you he'll! be there
in tirae'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-19

"A minister was walking out one day,
and passed two little boys, one of whom made
bow. As he turned his back he heard the
following amusing conversation:
"Why, John, didn't you know that was
Parson NJ. ?" eyes, of course I did,
"Why did you not make bow to him Pr
"Why, mother don't belong to his church"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-19

- Curran being at party at the scat of
and Irish nobleman, one of the company. who
was a physician, strolled out before dinner
into the churchyard. Dinner being served
up and the doctor not returned, some of the
company were expressing their surprise whore
he could be gone to. "Oh," says Curran,
che has but just stepped out to pay visit to
some of his old patients"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-19

"Massa say you must sartin pay the bill
to-day said negro to New Orleans shop
keeper.
"Why, he isn't afraid I'm going to run
away, is he % was the reply.
''Not 'zacly dat but look here" said the
darkey, slyly and mystoriously, "he's gwoin
to run away himself, and darclorc wants to
make big raise"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-19

"A darkey in Natchez was Boosting to a
grocer of the cheapness of ten pounds of SUI
gar he had bought at a rival store. "Let me
weigh the package" said the grocer. The
darkey assented and it was found two pounds
short. The colorod gentleman looked per-
picked for moment, and then said: Guess
he didn't cheat dis child much. for while he
was gettin' de sugar, I stole two pair of Shoes
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TO AFFLICTED FEMALES IMPORTANT RE.
LIEF AND PERMANENT CURE
IROLAPSUS UTERL

OR FALLING OF THE WOMB.
7 HAVE been allowed by the Department at Wash
L ingtOn, d. C., n Patent for an Abdominal Sup
porter invented by me, to relieve and certainly
cure that annoying and common malady among
the females Of our country, known ProlGpsus
Ctcri, or Falling OF the Womb.
TINS SUPPORTER WILL GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
This Supporter 'rW Effect a Permanent Cure.
have tried this invention upon number of fc-
ma lee suffering from falling OF the womb and it has
Gtrcn Relief an cccry instance achhomt q
SINGLE FAIL CRE
ITS UNIFORM SUCCESS IN EVERY APPLI-
CATION has sat stcd the inventor and all who have
tried it, that this Supporter most valuable relief
and remedy.
ONLY ASK THE SUFFERING 70 GIVE 1T
ONE TRIAL.
will furnish limited number of applicants with
this Supporter upon the receipt of So. 90 each.
Arrangements will soon be completed to furnish
any demand. Address me at Harrisonburg, Va.
JOSEPH FUNKHOUSER.
October 6. 1S6S-3m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-19

= Is the garment of religion to be judged
by the length of the nap during service.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-01-19
TO the Public.

HAVING purchased avalu5le tract of timber
/ J. land, and located Saw-NIilI upon it with a
capacity of saving forty thousand feet of Lumber
weekly, will be prepared to furnish nearly
EVERY VARIETY OF LUMBER,
Such rs Pine Plank, JOists, .Rafters, Stud.
ding, PlasteFing Latll. Chestnut Paiings
Oak Fencing Plank, &c.
Lumber will be kept constantly on hand at the
Mill, l! miles above Kearsley & Sheerer's PIanin9
Mill on the Shenandoah river and I Alessrs. Hum.
phreys & Hooff's Lumber yard at CharIestown.
Pereons contemplating building will promote
their interests by calling upon the subscriber in
person, or Messrs. Humphreys & Hoof, before GOING
elsewhere. GEO. W. EICHELBERGER.
August II, lS6S-6m.