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A Romantic, but True Story 0fthe En-
press EugenFG.


correspondent OF the Lynchburg ViFginian
winds up his letter with The following romantic
story o. The Empress Eugene.
In 1851, the uncle of the writer resided
as American Minister at Paris, with a
large family around him. At this time
appeared in society there Eugenie Marie
de Guzman, Countess Of Montijo !; love-
IL person and aristocratio name securing
her brilliant conque st in that society, and
constituting her one Of the most famous
ladies in Paris. It was thought, and in
deed freely remarked, that her mother
was more ambitious than herself; that
the former designed for the same great al
lance, while Eugene herself appe AIRED a
model of simple sincerity, girl who
would choose to consult her heart in any
matr imonial afiair.-Her sister had just
married the Duke of Alba and Berwick,
a lincal descendant of James the Ii. Of
England ; and the worthy mother, Donna,
Maria no doubt, designed, at least, ap
equal matrimonial destiny for the more
beautiful Of her daug hters.-B the heart
is not always to be controlled even in the
most aristocratic life, Or to yield to its
ezactions or convenience. Eugeni3 lost
hers to ine-looking blonde Virginian,
young William G. Riyes, son of the
American minister. They we're engaged
to be married But Aunt Judy Rives,
Virginian matron, very decided and
angular in her scruples, interfered and
broke off the match; the Countess was too
'fast" for her old Virginia views Of social
sobricty. The woman for whom fortune
has reserved SO mnch, ESCAPED the COM
paratively humble match, that her mind
had decided upon-the destiny ola quiet
Virginia house wife--to ascend the throne
Of Franco. Alas, what other contrasts
may yet remain for her If an event had
been ordered differently; if a prospective
mother-in-law had proved complacent,
the Empress, the woman who has adorn-
ed the throne of France, and displayed to
the world the charms of another Cleopa-
ira, might at this moment be a quiet
country matron living in a farmhouse
near Gotham depot, county of Albemarle,
and State Of Virginia.
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Death of an Irish Patriot.

The death, at Prague, of Laurence
Duffy, companion Of Smith OBrien Of
Irish revolutionary fame, has revealed
strange history. Since 1850 Duffy has
been teacher of the English language
in that city, living in miserably furn-
isLed house, and as every body thought,
poverty stricken. In the commencement
Of April he was taken to the hospital, and
feeling that his end was approaching, he
called carriage. drove to notary and
had him come into the vehicle to tako
down his testament lie there Willed two
thousand forms to the advocate as his
executor, two thousand forms to his
physician, and twenty thousand forms to
lis sister in Ireland. He then drove
back TO the hospital, where he died about
an hour later, sixty three years old. His
rooms were found to be very dirty, with
scarcely any furniture. In an old sack,
however, were found number of letters
of great interest from Mazzini, Garibaldi,
lie chiefs of the Irish movement, and
many from Smith O'Brien. FROM these
letters it is seen how hard pressed Smith
O'Brien was by the constables towards
the last; how, when he fed to the hills,
the peasants feared to give him shelter
how he, not wishing to bring injury up
on them, determined to go down to the
plain, in company with Duffy. He was
Just about to enter railroad car when he
was arrested Duffy endeavored to shield
bis friend, but the pistol Of policeman
pointed at him brought him to silence
Smith O'Bricn was taken by a numerous
escort to Dublin. Duffy however, escap-
ed fed to the Continent. aud lived over
twenty years of his life in Prague.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-10-06

The editor of the Gardeners Monthly
says he found, nearly twenty-five years
ago that the root fbres Of trees were only
annual like the leaves. they die every
year; they have the same relation to the
main roots as the leaves have to the
branches, except that while the leaves
are the preparcrs of food-the cook; the
fibres arc the providers the husbandmen
for tho cooks. Take up very carefully q
young tree, and we find the fbres are
nearly all on the surface, and that they
decrease in number aud Importance with
every inch of depth. In the largest
tt ecs scarcely fibre will be found one
foot from the top. Large. roots-tap
roots-you may and will find, but no
root that is of the slightest benefit to the
nutrition of the tree.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-10-06
"Fetch on the Rats,

A very good story is told of our Ger,
man friend, Adam Peper, who keeps a
tavern in Allegheny, One rather gloomy
evening recently. when Adam vas in
rather gloomy humor Gas he seldom isl,
stranger presented himself about bed
time. and to stay all night.
"Certainly," said Adam, cycling the
rather secdy-looking stranger. eff you
take breakfast, it will be youst one dol
lar"
"But I have no money" said the man
II am dead broke, but if you will trust
me"
"Ah!' said Mr.. Pcplor, Il don't like
that kind of customer. | could gil mine
house every night nit dat kind, bu. dat
won't help ne run dis house. "
"Wen,". said the stranger, after
pause, "have you got any rats here?"
YES" replied Adam, "you'd bettor
believe we have. Why, the place is
lousy nit dem"
"Well," rejoinod the man, "I'll tell
you what I'll do. IF you let me have
lodging and breakfast, I'll kill all the
rats tomorrow"
Dome" said Bepler, who had long
been troubled with the number of old
Norways that infested his premises.
So The stranger, quaint, sallow, melan-
choly-looking man, was shown to bed,
and no doubt had good sleep. After
breakfast next morn ing, Mr. Bopler took
occasion in a very gentle manner to re-
mind his guest of The contract of the provi-
Gus night.
"Wbat! Kill your rats. Certainly"
said the melancholy stranger. "Whero
are they thickests p
obey are putty dick in de barnyard
answered Adam.
"Well, let US 60 thor, said the stran-
ger. "But stop! Have you got piece
Of hoop-iron.
A piece about fifteen feet long was
brought to the stranger, who examined ii
carefully. from one end to the other. Ez-
pressing himself entirely satisfied, al
length, with its length and strength, be
proceeded to the barn, accompanied by
Mr.. Beplor and quite party of oilers,
who were anxious to see in what manner
the great rat-killer was going to work.
Arriving there, the stranger looked
around little, and then placed his back
firmly against the barn-door, and raised
bis weapon.
"Now," said he to Adam, II am ready
Fetch on your ratsi
How this scene terminated VIC are not
precisely informed. Its said that, al
though no rats answered the appeal of the
stranger, Mr.. Bepler began to smell one
pretty strongly at this juncturo. and be-
came very angry. One thing is certain,
and that is the new boarder was not a
Adams table for dinner, nor for any sub
sequent meal. He had suddenly resolved
to depart, probably to pursue his avoca-
ton Of rat-killing in other quarters.
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'GSna ana pnr a}atipe gaua, f"
Seleft 2oetg.
CON ANDRE.

He can not lead where will not follow,
Though the pathway straight to Hades led
Throughout the world, over height and hol
low
Aye, step by step, would I gauge his tread
My heart is aweary-aweary and worn
lie smiled on me with his tender eyes
And back from my life was the trouble
borne,
And all the dark gone out of my skies
He can not lead where I will not follow
Oh King of my heart proud poet-love
Who cares to woo like divine Apollo,
Who might command like the mighty Jove
He kissed ny two eyes, and I saw that
the sheen
Above his brow was a wreath of stars
And for ne, in the puppies of love, his
queer,
The " Eds Of the cruel have no scars
lie can not lea6gwhere will not follow,
If 'gainst his hand are my finger pressed
Who passed the rose for the low marsh NAL
And wore it proudly upon his breast.
He passed by the rose, and the rose she
blushed red,
To be thus passed by the King Of man:
And The mortified lily hung down its head
To see him gather a flower O. the fen.
He can not lead where l will not follow.
Ger billowy wave, through desert drouth,
Glad as the wing of q steel-blue swallow,
When poised in light for the sunny South.
They mock me 10 more now, the dreams
Of thu past,
I harvest their sweets and hundred
fold
The star of Nomanhood rises at last,
More bright than brightest Of dreams
foretold.
lie can not lead where / will not follow
This prince, among all the peers o. the
earth !!
For he stopped down to the wee marsh-mal-
low,
And gave TO its lonely life new worth.
We're once The days sorrowful, weary,
and lonely ?
l can remember but this-hut this
My heart bub5lod over with laughter
and song,
And quickenel TO JOY with his first
sweet kiss.
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SEED WHEAT-Select the wheat that
has made the best growth, and from that
portion Of the field that has ripened first
and filed best. Keep the selected wheat
by itself, and take none but the best the
windmill will clean. Sow the largest
and best grain. To every ten bushels
pour on six gallons of wash, made Of lime
and lyo run from the ash hopper. Slack
as much lime with this I've as will leave
it in a liquid use nearly one gallon per
bushel ; if wet, keep stirring the wheat
until perfectly dry. This is the best mix
ture to prevent smut, and give strength to
the straw.
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A correspondent inquiries concerning
Ga is matter, TO Which qs1nsYioia give
answer as follows:
Marc, $40 days; COW. 275; eve, 1854;
SOW, 113; goat, 1856; bitch so; cat, so;
rabbit, 2S The days for incubation are
as follows; Goose, so days; turkey % !;
duck. so; hen, 81; pigeon, IS. AL these
arc about the average.
Cows have been known to 60 over thir-
ty days or fall short thirty, but the in
stances of any great difference from the
a oye figures are rare.
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WEGvI1s.-The following is a simple
remedy for keeping woovils out of wheat:
When your wheat is housed, cut some
elder sucks, say four for C mmon-sized
wheat house, and stick them cndwise into
the wheat. The wcovils will not trouble
it.-Ladies, if they want to keep the
weevils out Of their bean seed, when they
gather them, should put them in boiling
water for minute, and dry them, and
they will keep for years.
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sAYLOR HOTEL,
MAIN ST., WINCHESTER, va.
J.P. HEIRONTMUS, PROPRIETOR.

Having leased for term of years the TAY-
LOR HOTEL PROPERTY, long and favor
ably known to the travelling public, aud hav-
ing cleansed the house and refuTnished it with
comfortable Bedding, Furniture, &c., offer
to my friends aud the travelling public the
comforts Of HOME With competent assist
ants, and polite and attentive servants, think
can safely guarantee satisfaction to my
guests. 1t shall be my endeavOr to restore
the Taylor Hotel to its former reputation as
the best conducted and most comfortable
public house iu the Valley.
confidently appeal to The public for q
generous patronage.
nov26, '68 J. ?. HElRONlMUS
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Somebody, who has been sstudying,
Webster's new unabridged" Dictionary,
expresses regret that the lex icographer's
definition of the word "boil' had not met
the eyes of the new version people before
they translated the book Of Job, as it
would have been so beautiful to say in
stead OF bois: "And Satan smot Job
with circumscribed simultaneous inham-
nations, characterize by pointed postu-
lar tumors, and suppurating with central
scores"
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The sham cartridge story that | laugh
ed at yesterday is true. The lnterpreta
ton Of it, which | hope is true, is that
the cartridges, made up mainly of bran
and sand in pounded state, with a. very
little powder, were probably SO made and
intended for recruits EXCISE. They ac-
cidcntly got mixed aud distributed to the
Mobiles along with the real article, Pr
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A correspondent of the Germantown
Telegraph who lost seventy chickens by
gapes last year. now says that fresh water
daily, with lump of roll rhinestone kept
n it will be found certain preventative.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-10-06

There is a lady named Crandall rcsid-
ing at Norwich, Connecticut, who on
certain occasions, during the past few
years, has been enabled to call around
her one hundred and seventeen great
grandchildren. She is only ninety-six
wears Of age.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-10-06

Memory presides over the past; action
presides over the present. The first lives
in rich temple hung with glorious tro-
phies and lined with tombs the ether
has no shrine but duty, ard it walks the
earth like spirit
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-10-06

A poor man, who was i'll, being asked
by gentleman whether he had taken any
remedy, replied ;
No, | amt taken any remedy, but !
have taken lots of physicp
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-10-06

What has been your business ?, ask
ed judge of a prisoner at the bar Why,
your honor, [ used to be DENTIST; now
| am pugilist Then put teeth in !;
now I knock 'em out
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-10-06

"Sanbo. did you ever see the Catskill
mountainsY' "No sab bat Use seen um
kill mice"
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TUE AMERICAN DRIVEN WELL.

TINE AMERICAN DRIVEN WELL.
We are now prepared to have driven The above
named WELLS, al fair rates. Can be sunk IN the
house. barn or any desired place.
The water, unlike that from ordina rv-dug wells
is perfectly pure, and entirely free ''om SUPER
fetal drainage. These wells give general satisac-
ton aud are preferred TO all others m
Town and county rights sold. Orders filled
aud information furnished at our office.
MASON & CAMPBELL, Agents,
For Maryland, Virginia and District Of Colnn,
bia, corner o. Seventh and streets, opposite
Post Office, Washing ton, d. G. je3o-'F.
WASHINGTON, D c., June II, 1870.
GENTS: 1t aio DIS me great satisfaction to assure
Won tbat the well you had driven for me on nv
D emises. No. Sc3 H street, is complete success
furnishing excellent waite 10 abundance.
Yours Respectfully.
D. WOODRUFF.
Messrs Mason d Campbell, Washington G.
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Cts ShenAadeah 9sralG
Rates OF Advertising

Transient advertising inse ted at the rate of
per square, (ten Inns Of this type. The rates
three months and upwards, will be found in tn
following table:
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He can not lead where l will not follow,
Though the pathway straight to Hades led
Throughout the world, over height and no
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.QrAQntdLfaen
pm La5EaaEa I'd TEa1hfal Jane..

.. .
Plain Language from TEuthfal JnReO.
{7AnLl upeHKAEE. lE8
Which wish 70 HSlaFG-
And my language Il phla-
Thst ~ WayH th1I ~ DARK
Al Ia sHSkA hat are vain.
TIA ktaGls1 ChiRsl V p1E1hHR. WIS.,
Whieh the sane Vosd disc - explain,
Al Sla va hiS n1us;
A0d I th11 not deby
Inre7GFd ~ The aal,o
WhAt that name might Imply,
AL tFvqssat remarked 70 BIZ SIS.
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And qgife son V1a ths tkica,
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Yet be played Il TAT &Ay upoa william
Aad me N Away thAt l auPlta.
Which " hSd email glns,
Ard Al Sin took hknd,
IGWEs EHshFe Tlo same
T, He did not EndeTBtnDd;
Bat be amiled ~ be sat by the nolS'
With he AmIle IhAt was child -ikS and bland
Yet Us eAFds thSy WOES StoeEod
In way that EdsVS ,ar
And my GeSitngn we're shocked
A. the state Of NyS,n tlesIE;
Which w. BtuGed full Of Ao19 and boSoS'
And the sane with latent 70 deceive.
Bat the hGndh that were played
BY that HG8thcn Qhinet,
And IhS potntS that be made,
Were quito tHishtfni 70 Bee-
TIL q Last be put down . right bower,
POI Which tbs same Nys had dealt unto me-
Thea / looked upat Eye;
ar And b. RHEed upon ne;
And he TpSd with . ltEh, rf
And AAld, HCAn thlA bel fla. 500 !.
We are ruined By Chinese ehcSp hbor =
And be went for that haAthSn Chinso,
In the scene that en6ued
did not take hand, r. ."
Bat the door Il Wa blreWad,
Like the leaves on the stand,
With the eaFaA that All Sin had ba1n b ding,
In the game The did not updsfSIAud-
In bis sleeves, which Wcrs long,
lie had twenty. four paekS-
which was coming II strong, FH n
Sbk state but the hetg;
And We found on iapGiis, WhIeh Wefo taPeI'
What 10 frequent "a tapCra-t hAtS wax /.
Which IL Why / remark,
And my language 10 plbiS,
That for ways that are dAfkX
Aud for tEickB that arc vain,
The heather Chlne0 10 peeut1f-
Which the EAms am free 70 maintain
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RSGLIND-aR. q. DUN 4 co., London.
AUsTRALIA...R, @, DUN 8 CO., Melbourne.
Debts COIteted and Legal phSinesa attended
70 throughout th0 North American Continent.
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% RTHANY COLLEGE.

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AMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are provided
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COURSES ~ INSTRUCTIONS. Regular
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LIlSrHEY RRd SclsptlGe COngAo for the DeEIeo 81
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GEEDl sEEDi Seed
- 800 BuShell Choice Timothy. Mn.
100 Glover.
Io6l6 PAXTON = OGLEBAY.
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ABIbAeFNA'F'A
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" i6ipo5l pto ~, -APpstls q West W; !
~. JdekNOn,S ", Judge u U.b' DIStrlcI
Court, W. Va,
D. D. I. P1trnSwOrth, President OF Senate,
West Va.
A, WUrnihger member Senate.
Jacob IIOrihEoOk, Preat, West Va. ms GO.
JAeOb n. Bichel, Vice PFcSt: .n,,' ~ v.
samuel Woods, PhlllIppl,
q, Whits. Sheriff Mercer eOuntSI,g III
q. q, Davis, Senate, Min6Ealcbunty,
J. N. Camden, President Of First National sank,
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tI0u, BJn,Smlth, KRuAWhR county.
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THO WAGON AND CARRIAGE MA.
IL .RRRS.-Habs E6P Wagons and Carriages,
Gum Oak aud Locust Wood Bp1kes from I fnc6
70 ~, Hickory and Oak Wood FellOOg from X
70 inehes, Hickory. and Oak Wood Bows for
Ca!rtagos and Express Wagons, Poles, BhAiIH
Received by HILDRETH b BRO,