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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08
ai ir YOUNG LADIES
Boarding. ~ Day School.
AMdEaoMA srrrrMAnx.

- - NSAe&AS - - 81 kAA409 AN
FHvHE exercises OF the next (seventh)
n sessioaa Of Angsroas Seminary. viii
eOmms0ee on Che 6rsi Moadny In ssplsmbef
and continue tdi the 18th Februsry. The
pumber Of popils being limited. psrents IN
tending 10 entsr are advised 10 DO so AZ or
near the eOa,meaeemsat.of the session
Tsrsas, payable whsn the ssssioa - hall
advanced, inciueinG Board, Lodgiag. Wash
togs add Tuition $40; Fuel. LighI. snd Sta
tionary. IS, A dsdection Of IS 70 pupils
under 10 years Of age.
Day scholars, payable 10 advance. from
90 60 Ga. -,
Aiusie, sisis Drawing aud Painting, usual
eoorse. 10. sss.b 49,. -.
J, Circulars, exhibiting 10 detail the plan
educafion pursued. references, end other ~
formation. given On application 20 the Pri %.
c'pAi, sialssr personally % hy letter: s--s
L. sicbELBERGER. PFineip1i.
Winchester, Aug. n. 1876. - veo6a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

Evgo xox.k ~ &1IHT1 ora
Na 1a.Hgksf
tafaaie Aeif ytsfl4 Ne Tms nnssxas
Fiii - rgfaiFef 81 sFtieet & fsfi. n ssia
ensifriI y gffenfe. Hheeeser ns4mens y
sssffe4 iead ise f4flss - "a ~ ysar,
eilei'tff effIi - af.ee1s ~
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AbfKRTls3No.
ia tafms e afseeta,ssl - fsg = saesfs
~ lssA 81. ~ fsssrf ssea
~ 49, nsese tEorcFei1e. Nsea rsethsna
f 49,
- - = .--...,s - orssrnd - a
-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

VIII "a ~ limes kige ihe hiEhess psiess
. y sash ~ lihsiy yeanr NJ On oHR,
e beth seast. ifel1 tE4 81 ~ ehtF .tss gasls
- go. PsFspee hesie9 faeis sarsssts q
disgees ~ sill - ueli = fsil - sss - ~
FFs,dsaes y thsrissiewss sss aag setA
lslg q. isas ~sf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

f.e,.. ,rsssy naDaso. = dream, -.
tynk sown. psrchsscs. % ons % ycangs -
C.im - : fscsss uhadswsS ssrsan,
Yoar days hsvs svesuy nswed among
The bssuassus nswssx - iifs--no gloon
fias failss n thst Stainless brow.
Or stoIsn iron thsDs ehssks ths hro~, ~
Moro rich 80 49, blushing Bow
Al - dnE1 vesA ssens pessipg fsirs
eInos tinno - eosl 20 shs6ow here.
Fair nay q sver seenn- -snd bright;
o. ny ysnng spirit nAy IovsS Light
Heal lie ths norns, nor drsens Ike mine
Dhsurb ti1Ai kuiislsu heart q shins.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

HHSME Gwm-Srnsshsmg Ksm-
sfeseSs vii be carried on by The
ssbsrritsr. ~ nls n iis Sufioss hrsseSss. -
hsFr tofoes dsse Ses4aa ~ inihess ligs tisss.
snd % his late rrsldsnre 81 ths uaaia street.
~ the western psri % cAsslssiswa.
1hGOB sitEETZ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08
VEsGmcheSscS. 6sMEg Potomac
RAIL ROAD COMPANY.

THE WINCHESTER and Po,omse RAFT
rosd Company will contract for Q large
quantity Of PINE WOOD. TO be deIiv-
cred n their Depois =; cspleroDS Spring sDd
Harpers-FsrFy; the delivery TO eonmsnes b,
the lat Of September next. or earlier IL
prset,rsbIe. The wood IL IN be cut IN
lengths Of feet. and 20 be corded up at the
expense Of the contractor
Any person wishing Go eoRlraei, will please
furnish fhe subscriber with his proposition,
on or before the 10th % august Psxt, stating
the whole amount he wiIi furnish, the price
per cord. and tbs quantity per month.
For further information apply either per.
socially 10 the subscriber on The lice Of the
Railroad. or By letter addressed 70 him ct
Winchester.
w. ~. MoRRi.I.,
Engineer w. + p. n. X.
Jniy 80. le35-if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

rUNHE sabscsibsr u rseeivirg 81 HE store,
! ,shs7hssasievn, cpd q Ma store q Elk
Brsp<h d gsrersT sapply - me- ssd Cheap
GOODS. 10 which he Invites the sttsntioa
Of his ffiesdss essisner. and ths public.
$500, - JOINT, COOKus.
snsphefdstoUu. june 2. fs36.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

s n6YlS. alTAE|EY /
WKyouLO sssesetfslIy ass % La
" diea,of Hsrpsrs-ferx1 cd ~ W
cIuity. tbst ~ Aas opsss1 = - 6 - :
MilIfnery and Fancy toTc,
% ne 1900 ssssrxiy ssssplsd ~ ~ ny
iiss, - ysweiisrs chop s~d ssi'eiss sshsss
Of thsir psfrocoss. sssartcg then d>st sh<
an s.srs no sxsrsios 20 please. tsss s.
has isss rsturssd frem Dssiaors. snl . pro
pared 70 seeeaaedsss tksn viii the
Lafess EnslktORs aud ~ oSt
) BsegNsss Articles. FrS
Her ssssssasDs d very eosp,s,s--se~psis.
Eaxi.sl stn., Lrshorn and rs.eau cipsy,
cessses, and crssiss Cottage BON.
LssIors Pisa 70 nsv ssd Asasss.s sr,ieis..
E,sgsss Fsney Hsadkssshisfs. Blood, 0asss,
Csups, &c.
Bsl,lss. ell solesrs end psv patterns,
sVlssdid vsils--Dress Cops, I'll pstterus.
sopsrior Frvsch-xorksd cspss and Collars
Mnsiia esd Dohinett.
4 lssrs ssssriasss q Frseeh. EssIi.k. sas
Ansricsn Flowers.
Bosnss nibboss. (ssw stybD
Gloves. (Pic-ais, KID. &e.) lftt
Emhrsidsred Silt Hose. (blsck ssd whiis ;,
Paiss CnrIs, Puds, snd Rrsids. tsvssy colos.l
and Everlasting Puff, q esw srticio.) ne
sRxHUDxD yHwDILERY
o. svsnv.pEsc nsPTson,
Esr-nings, Brsast-Pins, Rings, Chains, ana
Cuards-Buckies, Watches, ThimbIes, &c
And great varissy Of other Fsney Articles
Harpsrs-Psrry, June %, ls36.-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

FOR TIE SALE o


J. Hsler's Esgefsbls s.7ati- RlsHEaf,e
Co1GRou1gDs.
A N infsiIibis cure fos RAsvmsti.us, siiheT
IN chsoaic % iuAamma,efy. aad for Gravel
and DiG<sisy y .s'ssiag U,ias.
ALSO So
j. Weliey's celebrated fadisn PaaaceG,
For the prevention and enrs Of Consumption.
coughA. SPiflipe of Blood, Mereur,ai Disease
aud al eompisi1is ksisihg from an impure
istsse Of the blood. 15SSFsrFsated oot To
eoaisin abe least mineral ss,h.ianes, bang
solely prepared from vegetsble natter, BAD
may Be taken BY sll Wilh perfect safety -
Warranted 70 eject cure where h'is stPiet-
" rheonstie. NJ B.--.Nsas era grnsias e.
espi w'iA tls prgpri.fgr's nens ~ Gsr~@a-
CERTtyscArE.-i hereby certify that ] have
secR the shove aledsetas edsainhtesed In .
snmbss of caAss of Rhenm.iisal. ehFunie and
,lpaap@atary, u The most sEgrsvsls4 char
seter, and have never kno~H n 10 fail IN any
case tbat came under my ooserystiou, ale sys
ehsetiae Q thoroagh eSFs IN q ~ Gays, sifh-
Ssi pfodsrbng aBy pePtienlsr inesavenisnss
10 the paiisnt, being perfectly mIid add easy
70 take. JOS w. BiGCs, 10. D.
tsrseehan, Md.. Ost 20. Is3s.
N. ,e.--tiuadEeAs Of esF,iaes Zee. eqasliy
respectable, night be proc ursd frem diGsr-
eat seetlogs 81 ate eoantFy. bai wili issvs
" W tge peosso 70 8Aes = VIA eaa s@Aesy
thsnsslsss- -. ss..sls.-s-sssi.s. D. WELLER.
MsehsDiesiown, FredsFieh eouaty, 2
Mary lahd, April. 1885.
6~The shove Medicines may be bad ai
James Br0ra's. ChaFlessown.
}. @. Hsys's, HaEper-FeFFy.
r. 7SmberE4ke's, Smith6eld,
r. p. JhagrNder's. ShepheFdstown,
X. Nc SherTy's MsitinsburH.
oet. IS. ls35---ly.
VIRGINIA, ~ wTTs W
~ .HuDss hOisrR n the Cirrkr Oaief Of the C,r-
suit SaprFiR Court % tsv sod Chnasr, for
lsG:ssS' csaA',, ths Era AiOssd-y - Ausasi,
Be, s,s o.issssoa, p..,.u,
AGAINST
hishs-d X. liulstDn shd sAr.h X. hia wife late
Sar~h X u BsiRoH, lcha O'tiasnon, IlsFri-
son trllsnsoH. Jpekpoa O'tlashon. as.a JaIsst
y sDbssReE. assl 1ss..rs Hi,s, Aslssisisir.aor
Shh She y Al .sxed ~ Joi,s O'iissBoa, de-
ceased, iI1SrxpAsTs,
ME del asssst Jelis % llassisoa nof hasing en-
tend bis spts. ar4ssr, sud gives s-stsrits ss-
corning 20 The set 81 Asss al by 6aA she rpias
q The CossSi; sid u appeaFmg b. ssii,fse-
tory esidenee thal Ne y not ~ iaAabitsnt 90
tbs eot6st5s n y ssdsysa, That NE said De-
feadsbt 80 nppsef asss o. ths 6ssa day 81 shs
BeNi terra, sad BHsWeF tie hili ~ abe PLATA
bhi aud that e0Dy Of this osdeF bs forth
sah Inserted In kosns BsetpeDsF publlsisee
~ CbsFiestoub. So we mSashs seeeessiys-
y. ED pseled st ~ freea deas e ~ Cesrt-
fiouse - tbe ssie teWn Of chaFisstewn.
CePE
n e. BROwN, clssh.
H1E A4s 49,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

c0N'TENTs
~ fassasa4sis eafsr. afsesl,ar e ~ sasls-
- n ~ lsfs -. rs QUITS, n holli-
sslsnifs, o.. spipastsof Lius.
Uafhssssie ~ kiae,
s.sipssls = aissess'a, gEssu= ssli)
ser 49, ~ klasfesaa,
tiaFisif ~ soda.
fefphafa n Efoe.
faFbeasla ~ iroa
esissssited ilysfagss Gss.
C1flesssls NE.a Csc
FsArsahsa
frsFsytfs-~setiyslY purFsiigs, - resily
iaGsiigs, ~ pfopaFftoa b fts eassfay tates
iatg tAe tteaesh. - cesfIiita ~ its ststsss
Fsssis--ils1ssise- = Dlsphssstis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08


I'D solely fron vees,sbls mat
II ter by JACOB flOuCK, nsi,iuore, shieh
may he taken eth perfect salty BY al aEes aud
IN all dissnsrs. lie earss err for The toilsvihk
siisrnaep:-Dysp<psiAsi oss &c Appetite, la.liees-
lion. IRhsmnsiioa Of The Stomach. Heart Barn,
Dtarrhrs, Dy a-nIery or Fiax. PLEA. fistuis,
ObsirSsted Neasssusison, Aesr aud Fevrr. BIZ
lioas cr Remiurnt Fever. T., plss Fever. Scar
iet Fever, Small Pox, Erysipslas or ST. Ansbo-
ny's FIRE. Asthma, Pie1riss. Mc~slrs. Ysiiow
Fever, Cosiivenrss. wind on The Stomach s,r
Bowris. Chy,rrn Sirrbus. Co4spsnpiioa. Inhuen-
IA. Colds. CougIs. I.asHmstioh OF th. Chest
P-isy. Cost. RhsBmsiissa. inhsenslory Sore
Throat, Group, Inflammation 81 the Heart,
Dropsy. Riek.ss. Dseas-s nfthe liver. Jaandiee
Difficulty Of Nakiag Urii.s. Glrrs, Mysteries,
Nervous sad SCrofuioas AHreiions of tee Mem
hers and Ligaments. Mrrrurisl and venere.I
DlseIses, Ulcers, Seres hfrstioas of the Skin,
and ell disrAsfs arising from impure Hood, he
Price per bOstie 81 5O-Por sale BY
JOSEPH q. HAYS. Hsrpers. Ferry,
Z HAYs 4 HIGGINS, ShebAerdsfsv~.
l.tlw 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

H8s1t09Z havhse .srsoes \ Si.pnus a en-
gissss % Eiss ~ , ess. - . 80 siys
- eisaezt merkes pFieea = easb. Apsiiea-
i-e@l - iEtt4s - eftsF@i-s 80; - ss..s.&sis
nsls84sd " VILLAS " 0nso0a
rtspleststre. nfsFr2 81. le26
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

VHNhe purchasers II ny sale are aspect
~ iaiiy reminded. that their tSrrri sotes
80 - 1sse NJ ere sth g next rporth--tAss tisey
are pafsblr II the ChrFtcstosa Bask that they
arr noe ~ Ihsi B4nk, spd taaf u not puostvslIy
psid, they uiii bear siierts frou fiicif dpies. E
ADAM WENBh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

GtHARLEs srALEY having purchased
~ the stock Of Goods q Bushrod 5. Pine
and receiving fresh suppiy from The Bali
moro market. 90. which makes biz assort-
ssnt complete, 10 now ready 70 sail on sc-
eemmodating terms.
Harpers-Ferry, Sept I 1895.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

RNoR sale By CHARLES sTALEY,
IL Agent for Or. samuel Thompson
Harpeu-Ferry. Sept. I, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

WRs HAYS,
- RATEFuL fbs sssl fsvsQrs, takes tAis
M neskod a insgmisr his p,ssss sasl.
Stresses SD sastsssrsa 49, ~ hss s.s sssssfsrd
ffbna hsiiissssFE, pasi - $50 tlisrlne 3 Lhsise
sapviy a Hseh Rftislrs sssfr a.s,eiiy foaed is .
ihug sioFs, .slpna phieh srs !, ~.
- sRFesfts tssps,
Fsisai ys-issssss, fssals. Ole. ass
Dye Staff.
Jsosiisyy ead fenes s1sisei,s, sssb -
Pari4 tessY. taHs' GA. .,.....s
i<I,int ~ ssaarsfss ftenth t'etftsti
Wafeh Kiss. - ifIrts lisfef piaa.
can 8sskset. 80 fiosahs shE haasa.
hdssF ~ s.assa1si 8s-atf<tI. ftsrsr fissa
tssia ~ ealelDaul fssssFAa. sesis
silsfg Psas,l tse.s nii4 friss,l F,aats.
slitfF Ia ~ Fssif sifsena. -. PrsA bises.
fhiahAa. Hasif naass. ssstct tssni.s
ts..ief f-nfy n1afs. q 49, ~ tiuss1s ~. is
CefaEse. Fiafids. Ftfeisia. 80 fl.issy yFs<,r
af%fes
6,rcss Frsfis ftssfoaaye 4 kiufs.
Ts5aet5 ~ Sae6- 1ogs.
ierze - ssssfai ass.sfsfa, n ~ n 80. ~
80 80 ~ ~. tas.. - - psi'sss-i nsru o.
i,sp.y.-F.yy. hsss,' q isss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

Right gazt.--A vidowsr Of TIRE.
wives, irosp The Eastern Shoe. laielv
took 4 inio bis head 10 address : yoon1
LADY ofthis city. The fsis one demuy.
sed, On aoeount Of HE having buried
80 msay Better halves 'Oh. Rfis. >
ssid tho gennemsn. donst Be- AZ aiI
alarmed on thas score; my two Grit
wives made pretty quick work e 4, 40
- suse. bot ny lest hirsS rigif ssurt-.-
ehs bed On full three yssrs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08
: Tat Beauty susIis On wears aIoae. 4
Ard fops and fseis win not b knowu- !.

The man vho drank Ne following sosss was
Q wise ones
wosAr-She lost Paradise 10 make
man wise; he deserves purgatory Who
makes her wretched.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

EDURCHAsERS a. the ssle 81 the pro.
n PsTiy q The late Ssesusl Hosea ere
respectfully nOtifed that their notes will fell
due On the llth 81 September neat. Promps
paymeps viii be espeet-d. - 20 ta8ussaes
eaa ~ gissR- JOSEPH ~. BROWN
sadair ds ksais 49, trifh ~ tstR aaaessd
" Soassi Howard. dss'S.
August rs. 1856
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

few businesses frassaefisa. I'VE
era inioEned thai man in soabrook.
~ -, gscsntly soid HE wife 10 49, al
ne nslgheoFs fcF fiossfp.fos aelza,s ana
threw hia three children into tb- b,,.
gaia. We have heard before ~ 49,.
rnspiaR hlo-.thiu a Eier.iiv k,.,.s-.
it.---f k4esari4 1aeffe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

e high-Prsssurs Siesmeg. rsan
So bie buily.
ND Tn : snagf fspllsd little one.
Is - pitched into him aad before ~
hae bms e redsct. BE was sprspling
nPon ne deck.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

q. Whefion, beiax ehallshgsa A.
inaks fwo laes 81 Csrdinal Woolssv.
each Wcrd b e4sA bns q begin va
- spsne lstisF. wru;s - foliowas.-
s.s 80 = 49, 80. = s =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08
sNRaO eV4arbFe OMMrg-ag,

FENHE subscribers repeatedly solicit the
n attention OF the citizens of Jefferson,
Clarke, Frederick, Berkeley. and Lo,idoun
Counties. 70 the excellent HIARaT.E
aoy manufactured one nails south OF Lee
'ershurg, Washington County, MARY Land,
consisting Of
Monuments, Tomb. Sab. Heod a Feof
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

m ALMOND & sflWOrsHJRE nfosm
3 u dseir hieHas sud ~, flshiis gereFaliy. stat
10y sre rervisteE haaa,ufn- sssnrtnlsse a
fsfy1ll4. aIilahie far ~ fsfttesA tsseae.
ctas sss.ss =. taig ~. 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08
STONES,
Door and window Stills.

Add every variety o. work 10 their line Of
eussRGss. Possessing the advantages OF w.
ter power, aud plenty Of mosl beautiful
Marble, aud . determination 70 sell tow.
they hu@hIy solicit shsrs oi public PsfFo-
hsge. They have also GA hand 1t their old
stead. three Dfles North East of Hoonsboro'.
aa s.sortmeRt Of 300 pair Of Grave stone.
Of Beaver Greek Marble.
Psrsoss Wishing 10 purchase, win plss,e
lor~srd their sPitsphs. siss of stone. su.s
'plsee ri destination, &c By mail, Snd
ths5 shall meet ~!fh % attSesirs,.
~ the stsndard pSiees Psrsoas wishisw
70 80 the subscribers wllI please write. and
they OF tbeig sgsats will call. ~
a. q w. LOUGHRID0E.
Lsiievshusg, " s,hiazsea, 20, Nd.
BUY -. 1888 --iy 80
Z N. B.--Ahy persoa fBFwaFdiss six insrrlp.
iions she'll have aeSactioa a. 9 psr eslt.
Az sionss deIifesed V purchasers
A. 4 w. T..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

tiAYs l. HIGGINS, Sh5bherdsfS~~.
Judy q. isSe- 80 n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

ET0a ssls. 6sstsafs RAE ~ cis.a
eith bfass eefkt. ~ 4 hssgssas ~
hoksay esss. lnQaife eEfks
1sps 8 iese PRINTER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-08

y 1iik sahsesiter sishasse psrchass Wool.
- fef WAich ~ viii slss he highssi mar-
kst Prfes, " Goods. sts Wiii eEshaaesiis ~
sef spa CaFpstiuk. fog Weoi
chassssless, Mss 90, 1895
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25
NEWPORT DYE.HOUSE,
JOSEPH VUNEK.

elk, WOOLEN & COTTON DYER,
wv OULD respectfully inform the lnhaol-
w tants of Newport and its vicinity, that
he has taken the Dyeing Establishment re-
Gently occupied by WV. A. TnuRsToS, near
the Custom House, where he will Dye, ana
finish in the best manner. the following arh-
cles, viz: Broadcloths, Cassimeres, Sattlns'
I.ustrings, Grapes, silk and cotton velvcts'
worsted cords, camels hair Shawls, hosiery
and gloves, plush, ribbons, &c.-ALso, lace
wells, lcehorn and straw bonnets, ostrich ana
other feathers; ladies and gentlcmen's w"olen
garments, such as dress, frock and great
coats, surtouls, vests and panta looms; thibet
and broadcloth cloaks dyed and dressed with
ont being ripped; also clcanscs and finishes
ladies' and gcntcmen's woolen garments
without ripping; lnerino and cashmere shawls
cleansed and whitencd without injury to the
borders; WOODEN table cloths cleanscd; per-
mamcnt coors dyed on woolen and cotton
yarn for weaving, to any pottern.-Iiavng
had long experience in the business, he IS
confident of giving satisfaction, as no pans
will be spared.
NJ An articles left at the Dye-Honse, OF
with Edward Mason, Fall-River, or Cnleo
Bryant g. Co. Purchase street, New Bedford
will receive prompt attention. MA
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1836-08-25
New Spring Goods,
Ap,ii 90, 1886.

WILLIAM C.. COXZENS g. co,
Wouu respectfully inform their customers
and the public,
NNHAT they have recently received from New
II York, great variety Of NEW SPRING
FANCY GOODS, consisting OF fine assort-
mcnt of every desirable and seasonable article IN
their line, which added to their stock OF
STAPLE and DOMESTIC GOODS,
received from Boston, and the different Manufac-
tories about two weeks since, renders their stock
very full-,hey would invite the attention Of Pur-
chasers TO an examination, pedging themselves
to offer them at a small advance, and on the mos'
favorable terms at wholesale and retail. Then
! CARPET WARE.ROOM,
has been enlarged, and their stock OF CARPETS
on hand much larger than usual embracing al
,he different STYLES, colors and qualities, and al
cheap as can be bought in any market.
Rooms measured, and carpets Gu, to fit, with
out charge.
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Mr.. Madison's papers.-Mr. Bancroft,
in note to his Oralion delivered at
Sprinfeld on the 4th Of July, gives the
following account Of the manuscripts
left by Mr.. Madison, derived from vis-
il to him, made in the last Of March and
beginning of April.
"When elected member Of the Con-
veniion,' said he, and l use nearly his
own words, 81 began to study the char
acter Of the Amply ctionic Council IN ]
the leagues ol antiquity; and soon OBJ
served how meagre accounts OF them
had been transmitted to posicrity. |
resolved that the history Of our own Fed
eral Union should net be left to the same
obscurity." For this purpose he took
notes IN the Convention, from which hs
was never absent; he dIned moderately
drinking little or no wine, and wrote I'll
about dark. Then taking short walk
ne returned, drank tea, and wrote fIl
bed time. Rising early, he continued
writing I'LL breakfast, and again ate
breakfast till the hour when the Conven
ton came together. In this way he wal
able TO keep up with each days del ate
and 10 wIi'e out the speeches and pro.
ceedipgs in iulI.-Ile was not absent
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

A 'NTlE subscriber will sell at
MHsE.fA l. Public Auction, Tor at Private
!!!;EE sale) on the 9TH day of July next,
NEA FARM, containing about S'o
Acres of Land, pleasantly situated IN the cen,
trc of the fertile town Of Lebanon, Conn. land
laying on both sides of the Turnpike Road
leading from Norwich to Hartford, and with,
in few rods Of the brick Westinghouse ana
school-housc Said Farm. for quality, loca-
ton and convenience, is decidedly the best
in the town. 1t is well adapted for the ra's'
ing of hay and grain, and well divided INTO
moving, pasturagc and ploughing; It IS wei
wooded and watered. There is on the Farm
plenty of choice fruit trees. The farm can
be improved as two farms, as there are two
Dwelling houses, &c.-It is delightful sltu-
alton, and well worthy the attention OF those
who wish TO combine pleasure and profit.
ALSO, will be sold at the same time ana
place, valuable Sa,o n,in, llS feet long, al
most new. and containing shinge mill, IN
go order.
he Farm will be sold together, or in lots
to suit purchasers. IF the day should be
stormy, the sale will be on the first fair day
after. NELSON ii. BILL.
Lebanon, (Conn.) June 10.
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NIODESTY.
"Full many n gem of puresf ray serene,
The da k, unfathomablc caves Of ocean bear;
Full many flow, r is born to blu b unseen.

"Full many gem ff pnresf ray serene,
The da, K, unfathomabe caves of ocean bear;
Full many flow, is born to blu b unseen.
And waste il. sweetness on the desert air.
1t is so in nature. In my boyhood, OBJ
served in q remote and obscure part OF my ia
theirs farm a flower which ! called lily
it was not the common meadow lily, usually
cultivated in gardens; it was not so tall as
that; but in my estimate 1t was much more
beautiful When read in the scriptures of
the roses Of Sharon and the lily Of the valley.
it reminded me of my favorite flower, and |
was disposed to denominute it the lily of the
valley. Since that time | have seen many
flowers in botanic gardens and in the houses
of the rich in splendid cities, which were cul-
tvatcd with great care, and were much cx-
tolcd on account Of their beauty and fra
GRANGE, but among all the number, have
never seen my unpretcnding lily Of the val.
ley. There, fit live at all, where my eyes
were first delighted with its beauty, and
where the foot of the botanist has never trod-
den, there it makes its annual appearance and
wastes its sweetness on the desert air. II is
so 10 society. The bold,the oficous and pre-
tending, and even the vain, are put forward,
and their fame is proclaimed aloud, while the
humble and truly deserving are overlooked
by the rich, and left, with all their excel en-
cics to spend their days in obscurity, and to
occupy the more owly conditions of society
Not unfreguently is the female who posses
scs the best and most amiable qualities OF the
mind and heart, neglected, while she, ofmere
beauty in face and form. is chosen. Iantip-
pc is united in bands Of wedlock to one Of the
greatest philosophers and best Of men; but
Hannah Moore spends long ond useful life
in single blessedness.
1t is so in religion. A noisy, clamorous,
bsoted, prosecuting, professor of religion, is
often more applauded among mon, than he
who far better initiates in temper tnl conduct
the m' ek and lowly Jesus; and the public
preacher who is frivolous, foppisl, pedant'
and conceitcd, frequently obtains more pub
lcity aud celebrity in the world than the re-
I ally learned, devout, unos'cntatious and hum
bic pre- acbers Of the gospel of peace and no.
illness.
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TOWnScnlI,s Hotel

~ TOWNSEND announces to his friends
L and the public generally, that he has
rec emily enlarged his House by an extensive
addition, containing dining room 81 feet
in length, bar room, sitting rooms, and num-
Der Of sleeping rooms commodious and airy.
Gentlemen visiting town on business or pleas
Iure, will find in his establishment every ac-
commodation, and he will be happy to receive
their patronage.
/ Newport, July 9TH, 1886.