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THE MARKETS.

CINCINNATI.-Flour- - Family is offered as low
as q Is; choice trade brands selling at 81 35g4 80
crate request at So 50@4 Is. Extra IS dl at s. 60
ga super6ne, 90 ss@3 Is; low grade, s. 25@2 60.
ssss@s Tas our q Is per
Grain-Wheat, prime red, 92@95c.; prime to choice
red and amber, 9o@94c.i prime to choice white, 80
S21Sc.; prime white shelled 3sc rye 47@s2c Oats,
24@27c. Barley No. is Offer ed as high 81, and
choice No 2. 81 10; saIo No 3, 75@s5e Hay, prime
81 50@S 80. Mess pork, 81 75. Lard, 07%@6 Ice.
Cotton. 71a911Ac. Is s5.sni.3 !
NEW YORK.-FIour-super State and West
ern, So 25@3 go; common to good extra Western
and State, S. 6093 80; good to choice Western and
State, So 95@4 60; common to choice white wheat
Western extras, "a 55@5 25; common to good
GaaG Extra % 5e
IS sOas Grain-Wheat, 92c. .@s1 l11S; rye, No. I
4sc. Oats, 3O%@@341ac. Mess pork, new. 50 62I
@s s71z; old, SS@s 10. Lard, prime steam, 6.45es
6.50c. Cotton, 7.1699.16c.
81 25@2 IS; western extras, ss@3 5O Ohio and
Indiana extra family, $i7o@5 81. Rye -four, 81 II
@2 s7N Grain1Wheat. No. red western
Western 81 o6N@, os11S; No 2 Chicago spring 9o@
SIC. Corn, Gamer, 4i4@4oc.; new yellow West.
ern, 4sAc.; new mixed Western, 4sssc Oats, white
Rye, Western 50@52c. Mess pork, rump mess
SS co. Petroleum. refined test, 914c. crude in bar
| rels, 7ss@sc. ~ u. -. '.i+
LOUISvILLE.-Flour-Ex Extra. ss@s rs; extr,
| family, So 5O@3 70; A No. 1, S4 50@5 25. Grain
Wheat, new red, ,so9sse.; amber and white, s6c
| mixed, 241Sc. Rye, new, SOC. Hay, common t.
choice, IS 5o91o 50 per ton. Mess pork, old 50 so
Lard choice leaf in erce, 7c choice leaf in kegs
&c. Bulk Meats-s Shoulders, S14c.; short rib sides
4&c short clear sides, 4szc. Bacon, clear rib sides
new, 51ac.; clear sides, new, 5ssc. Sugar curec
| HAMS 7z@9c. ... III. -..r
MD1ANAPoLIs. Flour Fancy a, s5@5 50
family, $494 40. Grain-Wheat, No. red win
| ter. new, 95g94c. Corn, new Western mixed, 301
| @3lc. Oats. white Western, 28@2313e. mixed West
ern, 22@22Lc. Rye. No. 2. 44@ioc. Bulk meats
| Green shoulders, SIC; clear rib sides, A4c
| Lard, prime steam, current make, SIC. Swee
picked hams 613a7c.
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s.s .tlis STOCK MARKETS.

4, .CINOINNATI.--Beef Cattle-Common, 2@21zc.;
fair to medium, 2s4@31ac good to choice bu,cner
z5sessi e ia e good heavy M o e.eH' EOS and M fsE
to good feeders and stockers, 21a@sAc. Hogs
Common, 50 75@s 25; fair to good light. So 3O@
selected Gle ted butchers ~ s. 7oSs So sheep0Gommon to
fair, 21a@s1ac., and good to choice, ss49465c per
lb. gross. stt "a .t.-....-.. ...ts
NEW YoRK.-Beef Cattle-sales made at 71Sa
914c per lb: for common to good steers, and $40
i0c. for prime grades no extra or fancy grades
were on sale. Exporters used 800 head at S5419l<c.
Sheep and Lambs-Sales made at415@6c. per ID. for
sheep; carload of Missouri sheep, averaging, 1888
lbs at Sc 10 per 100 lbs choace lambs at Sc Is
a6 81; 4 carloads were strong at $5; carload of
Chicago sheep at S. so. Exporters brought 8 car
loads at SIS 60@6 10. Hogs-Live hogs, So 50G3 20
per 100 lbs. .-s b F-d .=-4ae .tt j.
EAST LIBERTY, PA.-Beef Cattle--Sales made
Of good prime steers averaging 300 to 1500 lbs, at
81 0as5 25 perl lbs: fair 10 good steers, aver
aging 1,100 to 1.200 lbs, at 50 70@i rs; common
grades averaging SEQ to 1,oO0 lbs, at 81 5093 so;
bulls, cows and stays, S2@s rs. Hogs-Saes made
of Workers at 50 20@3 40 per 100 lbs Pniladelphia
hogs at S3 5O@3 IS, and rough grades at 81 25@ So
Sheep and Lambs--sales made of prime sheep
averaging 1870 to 1870 lbs, at S5@5 22 good sheep,
eS to S es ai bs
common grades, averaging 40 to SO lbs' at Us So9
8 rs. $3.50. ,... t..ft. .t-t.l 3
BUFFAIo.-Beef Cattle--saIes made of shippers
s.; butchers steers, So 25@4 10; 8 oclers, 90 $50
| 8. Sheep--Sa!es made of lair to good Western
sheep at S4 1894 60 per 100 lbs. Hogs--Sales made
of Workers at 81 S5GS As per leo lbs; medium and
heavy grades, SO 6o@3 65; one decs load of choice
! grades at S3 rs. .-- Cd +..f . q.
wooL.-ln Philadelphia, the market isreported
stronger. Ohio, Pennsylvania, and West Vir-
ginia, double extra and above, s4936c. extra
$50 &C.: medium, 3'o937c.; coarse, S0981c:; New
York, Michigan, Indiana. and Western, fne, 81
@s2c medium, si@sec,; coarse, sogesic.; eomSint
Canada combing, S3@37c.; fine unwashed, 20923c.
ooarse and medium unwashed, 22@27c,
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CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
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all the country"
The last story we shall tell is another
tale of an inn. The Rising Sun was
the name of public house on the high
road between York and Newcastle. 1t
was kept by man named Harris, as
sisted by two servants, a man named
Morgan, and a maid. One evening a
blacksmith stopped at the Rising Sun,
supped and slept there. Early next
morning the ostler, Morgan, went to a
neig ighbering magistrate and gave fnfor-
nation That his master, Harris, had Just
murdered the traveller in his bed. The
traveller was found at the public house
lying dead, with every appearance
of having been strangled. Harris was
apprehended, but positively denied the
charge, Morgan as positively affirmed
it. Morgan deposed that he saw his
master on the bed strangling the stran.
ger. Harris declared that he found the
man in fit, and tried to assist him
Morgan further said that he had after
wards seen his master rifing the pockets
of the deceased.
Harris denied everything, and med
ical evidence was brought forward te
prove that all the marks on the body
might have arisen from natural causes
The innkeeper was on the point of be
ing discharged, when the maid-servant
requested to be sworn. She deposeC
that almost directly upon Harris com
ing down on the morning of the travel
erss death, she (being in back wash
house, unknown to her master, saw hin
go into the garret, take some gold from
his pocket, wrap it up, and bury it un
der a tree in certain corner. Harris
was observed to be confused at this in
formation. An officer was sent will
the girl, and he dug up. packet con
tanning ESQ at the spot which she indi
| Gated. Harris then acknowledged hav
/ ing hid the money, but he did 50 witt
such reluctance, and with SO many eva
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE WEDDING FEE.

Sow dark and stormy il was on that March
9S evening! The doors and windows kept
up perpetual rattle; violent gusts of wind
and dashes of rain now and rheu beat against
the house. as if bound to seek shelter within.
Little Bobby was sound asleep in his crib,
and the minister and his wife were spending
the evening together iu the cozy sitting
room.
The hour for retiring had come, and while
Mr.. Watson was making the FIRE safe for the
night, aud Mrs. Watson was bustling about
picking up aud adjusting the numberIess
concerns, which nobody but careful house
wife can see think OF, there caue q vio-
lent ring of the bell.
'.Mercy!" exclaimed Mrs. Watson, ':somc>
body must be dying or dead What dread
ful night for you to go out inn
Mr.. Watson opened the door and peered
he sec or hear. A few seconds passed when
loud, gruf voice was heard saying:
"Can you splice US Tonight"
For an instant the minister was confused,
not being accustomed to the use of that nau>
ticaI term in relation to his profession. A
second thought, however, made clear to him
the possibility that splicing might be within
the limits of his particular province, and SO,
raising his voice above the storm, he replied:
"If you mean to ask me, sir. to marry you.
shall be most happy to perform the cere-
mony. Is the lady with you?"
''Hs! ha! that is good one. Sary Ann,
you mean? Don't suppose I'd come to get a
knot tied without her, do you? No. sir, she
is right here in the cart"
Mr.. Watson need not have stepped back
to inform his wife of the great event which
was to take place. for she overheard their
conversation, and was usiog her utmost en-
desvor to expel the laugh from her couute-
nance before the happy couple appeared.
It must be confessed that the sight of the
couple was not conducive to gravity. They
had passed good while since the bloom of
youth, ard made no special efforts to conceal
the fact. Both had evidently come direct
from their work, which, indeed, the gentle
man proceeded to intimate.
"Fact is, parson, tits rather bad night
outside; and says to Sary. 'Whst is the
use, let's net fx mp bit. but just go as We
are. The knot'll hold just as well as if we
had on our bib and tucker And besides,
psrson. we want to take the old folks by
surprise, aud they'd be sure s'pect somethin'
if we'd gone to work and put on all the rig
gins"
Mrs. Watson was glad of this opportunity
to smile, aud she did it. What would she
not have given for good. hearty laugh
The brief ceremony was concluded, and Dir.
aud Mrs. Watson extended their congrstula>
tions.
"Tbar." broke in the De~ly married man,
ais the ticket; guess Jou'II find i. o. k
Now. Sary, let's be eOin'. a plagued tough
ride is before US. Good bye. parsOn Good
bye, ma'an. Much obliged for the job.
Hope 10 do as much for you sometime"
The cart rsttled sway, and Mrs Watson,
into whose hands her husband delivered the
certificate. made haste to open it. thinking
that, after all, it was not best TO judge peo-
pie BY the outside, and the strange man
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-01

THE OLD SCISSORS solILoaUY.
By PAzNESAs NIX.

am lying at rest in the sanstum tc--i.bt-
The place is deserted and still;
To my right the exchanges and manuscripts
white,
To my left are the ink and tie quill
Yes, the quill, for my masters old-fashioned
and quaint.
And refuses to write with pen:
BE insists that old Franklin. the editor saint,
Used Quill. aud he'll initiate Ben.
love the old fellow-together for wears
We have managed the Farmr's EGzsfis.
And although am old I'm his favorits shears
Aud can crowd the compositors yet.
But my duties are rather too heavy, think.
And oftentimes envy the quill
AS it lazi!y leans with its nib in the ink
While Tm slashing away with will.
But when was new-I remember it wcll.
Though scorc of long years have gone by
The heaviest share of the editing fell
Ol the quill, and think still witha sigh
or the days when Ia scissor au extract or two
From neighborinG editors leader.
Then laugh in my sleeve at the quill ns it flew
In behalf of the general reader.
l am being paid of for nv merriment then,
For NV master is wrihkled and gray.
And seldom laws hold on his primitive pen,
Except when he wishes to say:
I'VE are needing some money to run this ma
chine.
Amd subscribers will please remit;
Oh. That last load of wosd ilat Jones brought
las " as green.
And 50 kuosty it couldn't be split"
He is nervous aud deaf and is getting quite
biind.
Though he hates to acknowledge the latter
And I'm sorry TO sav it's q puzzle TO find
Head or tail to the most of his matter.
Tie composltOrs plague him Whenever they zee
The result of q lucklcss eudenvorI
But tue darling old rascal just lays II TO me.
Aud make no remcnsirancc whatever.
Yes. shoulder the blame-very little c:.te
For the jolly compositor's Jest,
For IthiDk of Lead with the siIyery hair,
That will soon, very soon be at rest.
He has labored full long for the true and the
good
Mid the manifold trnnbles thatirk US
HIS only enHoulument raimcnt and food,
And-a pass. now and then, to the circus.
Heigho from the past comes a memory bright
OF lass with tue freshness of clover.
Who used me to clip from her tresecs one night
memorial lock for her lover.
That dear little lock is still glossy and brown.
But the lass is much Older auG fatter,
And the Jouth-hes an editor Ecru in the town
I'm employed on the staff of the latter.
an lying at rest in the sancsum5 to-3tgbt--
-l,e rIs.:1 setlesl a = :, = -. =.
,Ihe Stars are abroad and G ne moon fs in Sight
Through the trees On tie brow OF the bill.
Clouds hurry along it, the pDdigDijcG haste
And the wind ruShes by with u vail
Ho!lo! there's a whopring big rat in Tie paste-
How ia like to shut down on his tail.
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BOOK NOTICES.

EARpER7s MAGA2INE-The July num-
ber of X0rpcr'S Mog0zime is a worthy sue
cessor TO the bcautitu! June number. The
social gayc,ies OF fashionable seaside re-
sort are presented in vivid cOlUrs in the
leading article ON Narragapsett Pier, by
Prof. Charles Carroll, with a number of
striking illustrations by Reinhart. Howard
PyIc's delightful and interesting gossip con-
ceruing liio on the Eastern Shore is couclu
ded in this rumber. William II Rideing
contributes a charming article on Tho Land
o Burus." In remembrance of the "Glo>
rious Fourth" q spirited and exceedingly
valuable narrative of THE Storming Of
Stony Point" July Is, 1776, with ilIustra-
tions, is contributed by II. p. Johnston.
This number contains the first of series of
papers covering the fifty years of American
art from 1928 to 1878. By S. G. W. Benja>
min. The illustrated short story in this num-
boc is "A Romance OF Easthampton," by A.
Il. Hawes. Jr bright and well told love-
story: The other departments of the number
supply rich fund Of entertaining and in
structivc matter.
THE NURSERY for July contains whole
some and entertaining reading for the young,
aud is as usual illustrated beautifully.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-01

DEMoREsT's- MAGAzINE.-The July
number of Den,orest's is already before us,
and magnificent one it is. The oil picture
of THE Children's Party" is truly elegant,
and all the component parts of the number
sparkle with interest and good taste in every
featTra
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-01

Nor A BEvERAGE-"Theya are not beT.
eroge, but a medicine, with curative prop
critics of the highest degree, containing no
poisonous drugs. They do not tear down an
already debilitated system. but build it up.
One bottle contains more hops, that is, more
real hep strength, than barrel of ordinary
beer Every druggist in Rochester sell them,
and the physicians prescribe them m."-Roch-
ester EremiRg Express on Hop Bitters.
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A Business Man who must Succeed.

II several OF the lsrae cities of this country
there are few business men who, for many
renSOnS. have been kept constantly aud familt-
ary before the people; mon whose good names
have not always baeD sufficient to protect them
from business advcrsIty. but baye repeatedly
assisted them TO rise again from condItioDs OF
misfortune. Among these men Hoface WateFsS
long identified with the music trada, Is q con-
kpicuous example. Horace Waters 6SsOn.on May
~, made an assignment to their creditors.
owing t0 losSVB and heavy expenses. This
couise was adopted because MT. waters be-
Iieyed it more honorable TO make an assignment
while he conid pay 100 cents on the dollar ttsn
TO 20 on and be obliged at a later day 10 cOmpro.
mise with his credjtoTs- he docs not intend to
let circumstAnces keep him down. but be has
gwen up all his property 70 his ereditorss aHa
will while satisfying their demands, seek 70 re-
tain the custom which he had acquired by 20
Years of enterprise ard fair dealing. BE has
made aTran gsments to act az agent for o person
who has furnished capital to do . easlI business.
He will furnish for CASH instruments Of precise
Iv the same quality hitherto sold Ey the hrm OF
Horace Waters & Sons, selling them at a great
reduction from former prices To those who
send their orders TO him, at 80 East lftb St., +.
o. Box 3530. he gives assuTHuces that they VIII
be cheerIuIly and faithfully executed. and that
all who desire 10 make purchnses may derend
upon securing bargains. Mr. Waters has busi-
ness experience ard integrity. and With these
and indomitabIo energy no will assuredly retain
ms old business friends. and speedily Te-esthb-
Iish hIs affairs ON firm basis Mr.. Waters has
also signed over his private property to be bola
in reserve meet arv dedciencics
-NstS York Weekly IiHass, Jnnsf &. 1879.
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Sewing Machines Repaired and put in
order by E T. Kirby, Msrtinsburg.
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Gov Il II. Matshe#s will please accept
thanks for copy of the Acts of the Legisla-
ture of 1879
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BuTTERIcK s LATEST PATTERNS for
sale By Mas. ARMENTRoUT.
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PEBsosAL.-A Washington corresPon-
dent writes: 81 have recently met. in this
city, the lady who so fasorably impressed
your people. several years ago. by her besutJ
and accomplishments. Sho was then known
as Miss JeaDie Patterson. Now she is the
wife of DR.. Walsh. prominent young ply
sician, and has settled down ulstrimoDiallJ-
"a perfect woman nobly planned" She has
given hostages 10 fortune in the shape of
two beautiful children, and it may please
maoy to hear that her lines have fallen into
pleasant aud happy places"
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The Jewish Times computes the nuui-
ber of Jews all over the world 10 be $685.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-01
snRnY AEELIcIEnh

r o. no.,corth eE Cos Dtaeef Col :: Gentlemen,
PrGmItcl ny fellow lor tlIose afflicted with
1ntjTFI E,slto HdI my tsstiloTy in be Iaf OF SAN
S.,Ei,s 'RkpIc.L CEae- FoE EGTArEH. have been
sory with s fErfuI disease for ;Out years.
ns,fi k:,y, trivd every Known Gy without avail,
until bnug T a bntiIe OF the tt0yo crEE from yoq,
which glyI nc nl- st tctait rclicL ItDsEg conSIt;
tu'onagns well loe fsEngsy hslSy'. It to be all
Very trnly ycrFs; 1TAt. ANiLTtYE.
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TRUTH is MIon1Y.-As the little lesven
hid 10 the measure of meal, made all leasen.
SO tru.h gradually overeOmes all doubt and dis
belief When DR.. Pierce. of B6fsio, n. Y.,sn-
nounced tha, his FaTorite Prescription would
positively cure tho many diseases aud wssk-
nesses peculiar to women. Some secuted, aud
continued to employ the harsh and eaustie
local treatment. Bot the mighty truth
gradually became Acknowledged. Thousands
of ladies who hsd uselessly undergone untold
tortures a. the hands Of different physicians
employed the Favorite Prescription, and were
speedily cured. Many physicians now pre-
scribe il in their practice. So sanguIne 10
DR.. Pierce of its power to cure, that he now
sells i. through druggists under positive
guarantee.
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NJ EDIsCIN AL.
sANF0RD'S
RADICAL GU r e
For GATARRH
INSTANTLY RELIEVES.
q mn FEET kROVE THE sEA.

The foilowing tcStImopiaIs sro from Messrs J. Q;
pos9nEH q o. DSngtsi, Se, tasss anH ssi
M universal Substitution: No other disease i5 so
Rinr1nEsIy prevalent ftlAt region They speak oft.o
fuI,oIT IL grntIcllcI ilo their best ctiZens:-
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eREAILY7 7AEELiGTEO.

1rsss-s 7 o. 5octcoTEa q Co.. DeHreS': Gsntsgnsn.I
taIS pcasu IN rccnmmSuding sASE5ED's RApieAL
dis.a.c. was st5let. q with It for long tn3S
wear afterwards was taken a;;in with CaiGrr guile
syrrciy, aud inuicG9'eiy a"nt for anetiir bO,iic.
which SCd me all r!Sht, giving I!f from the Il 81
dose lam cSnn'lrn; that rtncdy will do al! trat
is CIruc for H. and norestao. Wishing you SUCCESS
in i . !.:Ir ouuc Ion, y, yc:ry truly your
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i CARRIAGES OF EVERY VARIETY!

SHIFTING TOP BUGGlES,
ETONs, RoCKANyAYS. Gall styles)
SPRING WAGONS;
with or without movable Tops, SULElES,
SLElGHS, sc. And am also prepared - manu-.
fac,ure HEARSEs OF any description. will
guarantee all work oi my manufacture for the
space OF one year. Any work not coming up
to my representation. ! will make good Without
one dol!ar's COST to tho.patty buying. will elso
riages, Buggies, SC, therefore to persons who
wish 20 patrOnizs
HOME MANUFACTURE,
offer ind uCcment for them TO buy OF mo in
stead of going abroad as there can be as aubstRn-
tial work puI up at HOME elsewhere.
lean egUtixie with parties for work at their
homes il dssired. If within q days drive, upon
nUtifyir e me al this place.
Thankful for the liberal patronage extended TO
me from Clarke, Fauquier. Loudour and adjoining
counties. I r. spectfully AJAX Continuance Of the
same. await further orders.
GEO. G. THOMAS.
Ehpui1 Carriage Works.
Dac. 10, ls79--y. Berryyille. Va.
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GRAND RowSING TRIuMPH


lNcddHe D'Argcnt and u Dipio"'e d dh0""euT,
Together with Special Certificate Of Merit to
jacob G Gross Superintendent o. the Stieh Factory,
Tor his dinary skil display ed in every part
OF their opstructi, the hole forming n Grand
award higher by far than that O. my oIher a mer-
ican Exhibit, and demonstrating d beyond doubt The
imrnen.e superiority uf tho Siich 'netrunents.
The Stieff - combines every Ati;y necessary
for perfection 10 a Piano lie rich, grand, mellow
and fuI tone has never been exScilcd by any
other instrument. Especially in tho treble does
tie.' Sti-f - Piano show its superi"rity over all
othrrs. by the helllike ciearness, swertness and
iugng quality OF tone which lend to it an inesIi-
mabe charm. For quickness OF response to the
nger nd eveOnrs- OF touch ;hrou hcut the entire
ecale i.ultess action, unsurpassed durability and
artistic finish, lh:s Pano hSs justly cars ed world
wids reputation.
SECOND HAND PIANOS of all makers con-
stan;iy in stock. from &75 10 s 300
Sole agent for the Southern Stat"s of tho Pel"u-
bet, Pe!iou Co and other msker of ORGANS.
Catalogue of Pianos Organs sent en- apPlica-
tion. Address,
No. North Liberty Street.
December II. ISIS. Baltimore. Md.
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Bcr,yrMe, Gu1e County, Ia.

sENHE undersigned continues to receive orders in
hIs line for all kinds OF Carriage Wo[k4 Re
to hIIiiwood. Having enlarged his capacity for
tho prod of the beet work in every stvlc he
Zee is confident OF hIs ability to pleaEe and only
ask yun 10 CALL and befbre purchasing else
where, as am determined to fur'ish work aud do
dorc anyw here and as buy rli my STOCK of first
ha pds therefore feel eati.fed that can sell upon
as advautG eous terms amy other chop that
mnkes il a business. ] keep hand az far
practice bic, ana make to order oil knds ot vEHI-
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The stars are abroad and the moon is IN sigiIt
Through the trees on tie brow of the hill.
Clouds hurry along il the pudigDiGcG bnsts
And the wind rusheS By with vail
Ho!lo! there's "a whoprIng big rat in Tie paste-
How I'd like to shut down on his taIl.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-07-01
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