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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
Domestic Goods.

-s,4a,ss&5 4 Brown Shee,ing.
1s, 44 & 8 4 Bleached do.
& 50 Gotten Osnahurr.
Bleaehed and brown Dr;Ilinss
Furuiiufr Cotton.
Table Diaper,
Cotton Counterpanes.
Cotton Yarn and Caadlewick.
Cassinsts, Kerseys, sc.
Just received and for sale ,ow a, ~. 49,.
Of j. w pnvn ao''
October /, ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
VALUABLE LOUDOUN LAND.
vuRx ELTGzDEY
SIT UAruD.

TO RE DISPOSED or, AT PUBLIC SAFE.
ON VERY ACCOMMODATING Terms.
6kN SATURDAY, 10Th OCTOBER
" next, several small farms, OF from
100 TO 500 ACRES,
embracing in all about 1000 acres. ar
more, will be offered, at pu,lic sale. =.
bout mid day, at the Inn OF Mr. Thomas
Muse, opposite the premises. This land
binds for a miic and half on ihs south
eide OF the Turnpike Road extending fiom
Leesburg TO Georgetown, and Alexandria
SIX or eight miles below Leesburg. and
from twenty, TO six and twenty, distaht
from The three cities Of the District of Co
iambia, and is within mile Of tie Polo
mac River. and Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal. l. is known as The
BEATERDAM TRACT.
has beautiful aspects healthy, and ac
knowIedged to be Of excellent quality
highly adapted 10 grazing and 10 dairy e.
Adjustments is well wooded and water
ed, and much Of the wood lies along the
Turnpike and near the River.
The terms will be ONE FIFTH ofsbe nur
chase money IN hand. or in 60 days from
the sale the residue in three equal pay.
menis, OF one. two. and two aud hall
years, bearing interest, and satisfactorily
secured. Title unquestionable. This
oilers strong attractions to indus
liious and enierprisIng men.
gJ- An opinion has long prevailed that
Coal might be found in this land, at no
great depth.
]. l.. M'KENNA.
Broad Run. Sept. IL, lS35--ts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
We fad % the Lexington (Ky.) obser-

yer. the following. So
From the Richmond Wing we learn
That Gen. Harrison declares that he will
not be The means Of dividing the Whis
party, but win yield to any other candidate
ascertained to he stronger, than himself.
-Hugerstotsa Torch L6ghf.
We can give our friend of the Torch
Light still further information. There is
enc gentleman OF the Wing party against
whom General Harrison win not, under
any circumstances, suffer himself 10 be
brought forward as candidate for the
Presidency. This is no random shot, no
& uesss work, We speak what we kno,v.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
GEORGE 3. CARROLL.

gEyAKT notice that on Saturday the Sd
& of October next. at the Office OF Sea-
mans Garard, 10 the town Of Martinsburg
Berkeley County. Virginia. | will take the
dispositions Of Daniel Maddox and Aqui-
Ia Maddox TO be read as evidence in suit
now depending in the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery for the coun-
" OF Jefferson in which am complainant
and yourself and others are defendants.
WILLIAM l.. BOAK.
Sept. 8, ls35--5w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.
Ea1aYne Sc STEPHENS,

a RE just receiving and opening very
IA extensive and handsome assortment
Of Goods. suitable for the present and ap-
preaching season, TO which they would
respectfully invite their friend. and Gus.
toners. and all those who are in search of
good bargains, TO call and examine, for
they do think none will go away dissp
pointed. Their stock consists in part of
Cloths OF almost every color g. quality
Cassimeres and cassinets,
London buck skins,
Super thibet filannels, Camblet.,
They would respectfully invite the Ladies
TO call and examine their handsome as
sortment OF
French and English Merinos,
Black and colored, plain and figured
Silks,
French and English Calicoes,
Merino. Tibet and Cashmere shawls
and handkercheifs.
Bonnet and belt ribbons,
Hosiery, gloves, &c.
Together with general assortment OF
Hard, Queens, glass and stone ware.
Sept "a. 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01

LAFAYETTE GUARDS.
VOU will parade ia front or tbe Glohs
a Tavern. on Saturday the 10th. at ] q
clock p. NJ, for drill = : :
Oct. 1. "
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01

a CARD.
& Ohm FOSTER. informs the public
eS that he has lowered his prices for repair
ing watches, clocks, and all other work
IN bis line Of business. lie has formerly
charged the Winchester prices but has
reduced them TO the Martinsburg prices
he has good Rifle for trade or cash. as he
has no use for IL.
o. N. 3. Wood or any thing 10 suit a
Family taken for work
Martinsbnrg, Sept II, 1885 --sw.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
.Erest) Groceries SIC.

WE have Just received and offer 70
Wv sale. at low price,,
L. p. Madeira, !
Dry Lisbon, u,yNUc
Malaga, and "iNN''
Supr Old Port }
Cog. Brandy, Jamaica Spirits,
". f.. Rum,
Loaf and Broom Sugar,
". o. d Sugar House Molasses,
Gun Powder, !
Imperial,
HySon, TEAS.
Young Hyson,
Black,
Pepper, AHspice, Ginger,
Poioder, Shot, Lead,
Strong Rio Coffee,
Butter and Water Crackers,
Cheese, &c.
All of which we win sell low.
JOHN w. BOYD & Co.
October /, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01

FFATS and CAPS Mems Superfine
He Black Hats do Fur Caps super
fine and Common; do Seal Caps Black
and Brown. Boys do. do. for sale chean
by JOHN w. BOYD s. Co.
Sept "a. 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
.anecdote Of the late Sir Edmund Ma

.anecdote Of the late Sir Edmund .Nagle.
w hen young man, travelling 10 post
'chaise up Shooters bill, a highwayman
rode up, presented pistol into the win.
dow aud demanded money or life. Sir
Edmund, then very athletic man, seized
the arm of the ruIiian, twisted the pistol
from IT, dragged him in through the win
dow, and placing him beside him desired
him TO sit quiet, and ordered the post boy
to drive on. The humble applications of
the highwayman were answered with.
"Be easy boy, be easy, wont hurt ye."
Still the Observation-Disclosures ro5ber kent
pleading, ill at length the chaise rea
ched the captains lodgings, when lie
handed the fellow out of the coach.
walked him up 10 garnet, and locked
themselves in. lie then took off his coat,
and said, "Now, sir, | neither mean to
hang ye nor hud ye, but will Just give
you broth of a batting" which having
accomplished, he opened the door. babe
the robber be off. and the next time he
stopped coach TO tap at the window, s.
ask If Pat Nagle was inside, before he
ventured TO poke his pistol into it.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01

NoTICE.-By divine permission, the RI.
90 Rev. Bishop MEADE, win preach at the
Episcopal Church in Marlinsburs, on Monday,
the 18th OF October, at IL O'Clock, NJ, and at
Mount Zion, at II O'Clock, NJ, the next day.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01

10th October at o'clock p, M.
The GARARDsrowN CoMPArY will par
ade in front OF the Stone Tavern on Sat
urday the 18th October ala O'Clock P. NJ
The GEoReETowE COMPANY will parade
in front of Logan's Tavern on Saturday
the Oath October al Q o'clock p Nj.
An election for officers will be held in
each company, on the above named days
EDMUND P. HUNTER, .7d;t,
9Th Regiment y. W
September "a, 1S35-id
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
v A l. U A B l. T. FARM
TO II q a x.n

u n y
TON q AXE.
fESHE subscriber wishing to remove 10
the western country offers FOR sale
valuable farm lying about four miles from
Nar'insburg on the road TO Shepherds
town. This farm consists ofabont seventy
two acres and half Of first rate
ExME STONE LAND
IN high state Of cultivation. The i'm
provements on il consist of IA
good Substantial Dwelling In S9.M
which tavern has been kept for orr!
many years. first rate stable & Gzo
a good Blacksmith shop There 10 an ex.
celleni apple and peach orchard, on the
premises. A never falling spring OF FIRST
rate water few steps from the door sup.
plies the place at all seasons Of the year.
Persons wishing TO purchase will do well
to call and view the premises when the
terms will bo made known by the sub
scriber. HENRY DECK.
September 8. 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
Il Z w GOODS,
WILSON 81 ANDERSON's.
September "a, 1855.
COMPANY ORDERS.

PANY, formerly command
ed by the undersigned as
a Captain in the hne will
parade at Gotleib Noll's
on Saturday the Sd day OF
October precisely at / O.
clock p. NJ.
The NORTH TOWN Cow
pASY, formerly command
ed by Capt. Foley. will
par ade in front OF Gorrel's
Hotel on Saturday the
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01

vxEGTNxA:--At rules holden 10 the Clerks
Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Chancery for Morgan County, at Bath, tho
first Monday in August 1888.
Michael shanks p.g
against
Samuel Eckles, and james Hook dffts.
IN CIiANCERY..
fHsHE defendant Samuel Eckles. not
n having entered his appearance, and
given security according TO the act Of as-
sembly and the rules Of this court. and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that
he is not an iuhabltapt OF this Common
wealth; II is therefore ordered, that the
said defendant. do appear here on the 9th
day OF the next term. and answer the
Plaintiffs Bill. aud il is further ordered,
thar copy OF this order be forthwith in
serted 10 some newspaper, published "a
Msrfinshrrg. for two months successfully,
and like cory posted al the front door 81
the Court House in the said county oil
Morgan. A Copy -Iesie'
JACOB RICHARD, @. Q.
August 6. l855-2m
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01
MARRIED,

On Sunday evening last, by the Rev.
X. Weiser. Mr.. CALLENDER B. WIBLY,
TO Miss JANE SAMpsoN Of this place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01

49,. :, IT w NEININh
Broad Run. Sept II. is35--ts
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-10-01

October J., 1885
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01
GENERAL BNTKLLsGRNCE.
Frs1 lhs .hfayrtiHe Eagir, DEC. 4
THE LICKING BRIDGE

The beautiful bridge over Lacking
River. at the Lower Blue Licks. Was a.
nally planted on the abutments, on
Monday night last. at q most fortunate
jancture. Early on Tuesday morning,
after rapid rise In the river, and when
II had swollen about ten feet above its
stage on Monday, about half Of the
scaAolding. on which there were forty
hands at work. gave way and fell into
the river. All the workmen, with one
exception, escaped into the bridge
One Of the hands "a very large and
stout man, not being able to plant has
foot upon the bridge. grasped one Of
the under Gmbers, Oorfy.fre feet above
the surface Of the water below and
held on TO IL for the space OF two min
utes. and until his more fortunate com
panions relieved him from his perilous
situation. The injury sustained by the
enterprising builder in the loss of the
timber of scaholding, We regret 90 hear.
will amount 90 four OF five hundred dol
lars.
The Bridge, we arc rejoiced TO learn.
is altogether secure--and will be in a
condition, in two or three weeks. 20 re-
ceive travel. II is constructed Of the
very best materials. procured af great
labor and expense, and its architecture
will compare with any bridge in the
United States.
PosfseriPf.-Aher the foregoing was
ia type, and just as our paper vas going
To press. letter was received by the
President Of the Turnpike, containing
the disastrous intelligence of the fail
and total loss Of the bridge, and the
drowning Of one Of the Workmen.-
The value Of the bridge, in its unFin-
ished state. was probably about &c.
OO0-but the total loss 20 the company
will exceed S3O,OOO.
The Sca6olding which Was left stand.
ing in the morning. by the accamula-
ton Of driii against il. caused the dis
ruption Of the bridge. The Masonry
is uninjured.
The following is the letter referred 90 /:
The Bridge Is gone Invent down
last evening At dark-two men on H.
one lost his life. We sent . company
after It, and Wemwag and myself 90 20
Cincinnati 60 endeavOr 10 stop the tim
bars. II was one oflhose sn.cooun,a-
bic accidents which can b. prevented
only by that foresight that NC AL lack
until experience teaches as. No pr
son - ~ re- ioasi oenstgabke. however
easily some may think It might have
been prevented. The masonry remains
substantial and unInjurcd.
mo. :. WILLIAMS.
"Wednesday .Noraiag. Dec. 3.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

OUR RELATIONS WITH FRANCE.

OUR RELATIONS WITH FRANCE.
Thus far the snimsdyersions Of the public
press upon that part Of the PreaideatS Mes
sago relating 10 our affairs with France, COZ
demn the preeipitate eourse Of the President.
yet generally agree in the necessity Of scr,
provided the Frsoch Chamber Of Deputies
nov in session refuse the appropriations re-
CURED In "Riress Ttsaty." The osigin Of the
diftieulty seems TO have been lost sight Of
ths undoubted evidence 20 the late Chamber
OF Deputies, Of the French Minister, Gene
raj Sebastisni, haViag bsen over-rsaehed,
''Ou1-iAtTigusS' In the treaty, By Mr.. RIves,
and that being dedueod from Mr.. Rivss's
better, 80 well as the foolish boastisg pro-
pensity Of the ClObs. Why should snrprise
Be elected 81 the delay, OF hesitation In the
appropriation The Freneh Chamber Of
Deputies Is the guardian Of their purse, as
our House Of Representatives IL Of ours. II
must be 90 Waved. The delay, the seruti-
niziag isquiry Instituted, aDd The ieaRthy de-
bate, are certainly The consequences upon 80
appropriation Of FIVE millioas Of dollars.
Are We prepared for war; Are ne better
prepared now 10 Avsngs the eoatisestion Of
abe property Of our fslloW-eitizsos, thsn
when a Waa nads--wbea the nsys Of each
week teemsd With shiPs, property, and mo-
ney rudsly seized By The "itshinx PALM Of
the ambitious HnpOleob; whea lbe hearts OF
ali bonorsbis men burnt with shame at ths
insult 70 our Gag, and the distress 10 our
eou"trymea' No, Ws sFo not Doe Of our
most hish-mindsd politicians hes tod us ,hsl
our Treasury " deficit one million and hall
Of Dollar ~h'eh will b apparent 10 every
unPrsjudiesd mind II the Reports 81 the Sc.
ereisries and Post MISTER Gensral are stripped
Of their deluding subtsTfugs. We have shoat
upon the oeesa, two hundred millions 10 eorn-
meres. which will BE- subject TO the over.
whelming nsyies Of combined FFanes and
England, indspspdsal q The shoals Of petty
pFivslssrs, tailing undeg the French Gag, End
Fitted out from slmost every port 20 the
world, our own rot sEesPssd.
10 evidences Of fbs prospect at least q
Engiend Isoding beFssn 70 Fraacs h the
s1ent of var, look - he past policy Of
aeee. To The sxslnsioa q ~ Mole sod bis
eo,t % powerful fhss1s, ~. GuiEos hiss
s ose'oed an asesndsaoy powerful eaough
ss as,ss cur good Lsfayst,s froua The eoas.
sbs % ne inbeells Lsufs Philippe. ts suasr
leslie rseslsssly 70 crush the rsrn Of yoIish
nesriyi ED 70 nearish 81 iatissasa snS elos.
HispaahiP vie England. u tbs s1eIus,oo ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

the Northern Powers. Russia, Prussia, kc.-
Al Nsvarino, do we NOT 6sd the Aests Of
France and EnGlssd combined Has no,
France esee sileatly suffered 10 copqssr Al
gisrs and maintain the conquest Was NOT
Louis Philippe suffered to send his 500 Of the
head Of one hundred thousand men into Hoi-
land, while England looked 90 With folded
srms' Where. then. Is The room to doubt
hat Ne shall had England eventually sr-
rsyed against us, when the deposition il
good, 40 excuse will be readily found
PAX.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01
THE FREE PRESS.

The Shading Committees In the Hosse q
Deiegsses of Virginia. we're sppoissed on ,he Sd
OF Dessmber. bot Il has not herstofors been con.
Seaieos % Insert them. A writer ia the RieAnoad
Wing has eensared. With considerable severity,
sone Of The appeistmssss made By Mr.. Speaker
Bsaka He ssks. "By What rule Of eonpsrisos
did he vork, when he placed such men - Janaey,
She'll Berry. and Ho,lem.a. In the rear Of e,hers,
90 the Committee, whose ei.ims TO be there q al
one migAs be pnzzled FOREVER to end out, ~hils
sash geatleasa % Parker aDd Brown we're omit
sed altogeshsrl"
With respect 70 the Committee on Reds and
infersai improvements, it 10 shevn that the
Speaker did not duly regard geographical eossi-
dsrstioaA The James River section, ., se~ms
has - lead ar Representative In this Commit
zee, "vhilst the Potomac ssd Valley country, %
which the ball Of improvement received its great.
est, IL not its 6rs, impetus, has bot s.le."
Ririisgss sal Eisefisns-Mes.rs MarshaIi,
jones OF Pendieton, wetAersd, Carol, Epss,
AVsnt, Hawss, HanPton, Saunders, Seer
want, wath Of Giles, Sneed, Cline, and Har-
ley.
OF Courts Of Jasties-Messrs. johnson Of
Richmond, Nash, Wilson Of Botetourt,
Nayse, Dorman, Stands, Janney, Booker OF
Buekingham, Shell, Berry, Saunders and
Holleman.
Schools sid Csiisges--Messrs. Garland Of
AeekIenbarg. Booker Of Amelia, Cabeu, Do.
puy, Rivss, Carrington, Bolts, Gregory, Hop
kins. huntsr Of Berkeley. Hunter Of Essex,
Leland and Brook.
cey, Burton, Scott, Psyne, Gravely, Jones ol
Psndletoa, stsngsr. Morgan, Nixon, Brady,
Caldwell sDd Booth.
Ciims-MsssrS- crunp, witcher, Vance,
Norman. Christian. Aord. Madison, Spears,
Wilson Of Cumberland, Grinalds, Gibbon and
Curtis.
OF Roads saa Iassy~sI E~prsvsmsnt-Mes-
Sra Mcdowell. Cabell, Garland Of Amherst
Brown. Watkins, Colston, Mayse, McCauley
Collins, Miller, Krnchsloe, Wiley and Price
JNs6ds-Messrs- Parker. Smith, Of rreds-
rick, Webb, Watts, Of Norfolk, Crutchheld
Bali. Crunp, Kioeheloe and Turnbuil.
Fisaaes-Aessrs. Browe, Garland Of Am
Lsrst, Mash, Hoos, Harris, Prsntiss, Broad
~, Turabuli and Gibson.
Pszif<sfisSy--Messrs. 0allaher, Thorntoa
Deiasbnut, Lawson, Critz, whitIow asd
Clarke.
.frpsOry-Msssrs. Witeher, waKGerman
Beard, May, Todd, Pollard, Wade, Pate
AeMillao, Roesrtsoe, Preach. Holt and VIII
hsms.
E<eesiies Expsn1ii,vss-Messrs. voolfolk
Randolph. Wade, Smith Of Gloucester, Hooe
Stegar. Alexander, and Rogers.
Isl .9udifoy-Measrs. Shsrrard, Botts, Nc
Clure, Carringtoo, Mullen, Mccarty, and
Holland.
I'd .9S4itev -Afessrs. wstkiss, Smith oi
Gloucester. Swsosea, Brosdus, Lane, Wood
house, aud Jstt.
CIsvk,s ORes-Me.,r,. Nah ch,;,,;,o
Wade, Lsne, ThorotOo, Beard, and Whiitoa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

WasAingtOn's Opinion Of ProEsHe
SreaTIag.-In one of the recent vol
umes Of Washington's Correspondence.
edited by Mr.. Sparks. the following is
gwen in a note. as an extract from the
Orderly Book, Aug. Sd. I776:
That the troops may have an OppOr-
tunity Of attending public worship, as
well as 10 take some res, after the great
fatigue they have gone through, the
General in future excuses them from
fatigue duty on Sundays, except at the
ship-yards, OF on special occasions, un-
Ill further orders. The General j. sor-
~ 10 be informed, that the foolish and
wicked practice Of profone cursing and
swearing, = vice heretofore little known
in the American Army, is growing into
fashion; he hopes the officers will, by
example as well as influence, endes.
vor 10 check II, and that both they and
the men will reflect, that we can have
little hope Of the blessings Of Heaven
on our arms, II We insult 4 by our i'm
piety and folly added 10 this, II is q
vice 20 mean and low, without any
temptation. thstevery man Of sense and
character detests and despises il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

q WiadfaA.-McLaughlin's Lottery
was drawn on Saturday moaning last.
and NE learn, that the first prize, con-
siSting of the PaiaPscO Hotel. at Eli
cots Mills. with the addition upon
the Railroad; the large Stone Stables.
Carriage and Ice House. and the splen-
did Garden which Mas the CAPITAL
Prize. valued =, $-s6. 800. wa drawn iU
JsDei. and Joseph Barring. u ihis city
Sas the fortunate owner. Mr. Barring
had reoentiy been engaged in eXecu-
ting some writing foT The late owner IT
the above property, and foF hs fidelity
and attention 10 the business. with
which he had been entrusted. he was
Psssented with the ticket, which M,
turned out - Fortunate for ham. W.
are informed that he was. immediate
~ after the drawing. offered 81. gOU
Iog the property. Wbich be refused.
AnOtber-Rob't Campbell, the lamp
lighter IT the CITY Hotel. was the for
tunzfe owner % ticket No. 81. winch
drew the dwelling house. vAucd II
S3,0O0.
Lieut. c. RinggOId. q the Navy. vas
the owner Of Ticket No. l.sssi, which
drew the elegant AngeIO Cottage valued
al 3.6S0.- Batf. Rep.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01
rRE SNOW.

The siivery snov the silvery pev!-
Like glory 10 fsiis on the scids below,
Aud the trees With their dismoad b~soshes'sppcs,
Like the fairy growth Of some magical spAerr,
While. son - muse, end Wild and White,
II glittrrs and fosts in The pale nooaiiEhs.
Md spsag,es the river sad foass % thsy aov.
Oh. vho has not loved the bright. beautiful snow
The siivery soov. sod the erinkiiag fress-
How merry ve 70 When the earth secm. iost;
Like spirits tina, rise from the daa Of time.
Tohve ia purvr and heller elime,-
A Dev ercssioa ~ithous saais-
Lovely ss He.,eni owu pure domain.
But an! like the many fsir hopes OF our wears.
u glitter svhile-sod then meiis into tears,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

= Rspvissi "A nstEhbsgS boy kss iuss
throvn Psbbis asd cracked q psss e Elas,
To- us. oa hs'ug qssssaoes1 - is ~ mosivs
Zoe dong 80, he replied thst eur 500 ice
scat give Ne ether iStlsi ~ brOhsa = Dsss
u glass fot thssa, sd ~ thosEhi ssyyissf go.
~ far Wa OF FFspeA rsFriuaia turs ss'
more Pgohtsbis'
lEs-s B-sh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01
JOSEPHINE.
EUGENE TT aoRTENSE,

1875
Tells the world, that this chastely ele-
CANT mRusoleum was erected by her
children. Yesl to them II was left to
raise q monument for the woman who
first afforded Napoleon the full power
Of exercising his aspiring plans Of am
biton. through the influence she pos
sessed in society, before he acquired
any: she who was slandered in the
vile papers Of the times, in England,
merely because she was the wife Of
Napoleon.
THAT Napoleon was the most ex-
traordinary conqueror and ruler in mod
em, or perhaps in ancient times, I arm
always ready 20 admit nor was there
ever a more successful conquerof, until
his separation from Josephine. But II
there be- any one part u his whole con-
duct that can more strongly than anO-
ther exhibit the csllosiiy Of his heart,
II was his fatal abandonment Of this
devoted and forgiving woman.
Ambition, and not patriotism, was
the motive. u was not the love oI
France; and certainly not love for Ma
na Louisa-bus It Vas his darling, over
ruling. destructive passion for, proba-
bly,, universal power, that caused ham
10 divorce Josephine. The true sun ol
his glory did not, a. historians tell us,
60 down on tho day he los, the battle Of
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Upwards of 1884, persons have
suffered death rather than submit 10
break their egg Al the smaller end.
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Leipsic, but in that hour which united
him at Compeigne to the daughter Of the
most naughty emperor in Europe.