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"YouM. A magic lantern tina: surrounds
us with illusions which excite pleasure.
surprise and admiration, whatever be their
nature. The old age Of the sensua and the
vicious IS he same lantern without its magic;
the glasses broken, and the illusions gone,
while the exhausted lamp threatening every
moment to expire, sheds q ghastly glare,
not u?on fair table cloth, full of iocund
associations but upon what appears to be o
dismal shroud, prepared to receive our re.
mains"
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vrNHE MONTHLY GENESEE FAR.


l. MER-Pubished on the first of each
month in Rochester, N. Y. by LUTHER
TUCKER. The publisher of the Genesee
Farmer, at the solicitation of muny friends
Of Agricultural improvement in Western
New York, has issued The first number (tor
January, 1867 Of a monthly periodical.
under tho above title, which, while 1t will
embody much Of the practical matter OF
that well established paper, will be fur
nshed to subscribers at the exceeding low
price Of FIFTY CENTS AYEAR, 1t IS be-
leved that such work is much wanted to
supply those who are unable or unwilling
to take higher priced Agricultural paper
and that its general circulation among our
Farmers, cannot fail TO promote their pri
vate interests as well as the public pros
perity. The course and standing of the
Genesee Farmer is so extensively knwon,
that it is not necessary to saw more than
that the Monthly Farmer and Horticulture
ist will be made up of the most practicable
and useful, articles that appear weekly in
that work. II will be handsomely printed,
I6 pages octave to each number making an
annual volume, with Title page and index
of 200 pages. The payment will in all
cases be required IN ADVANCE.
1J7Seven copies for three Dollars 4
for Five Dollars-or q commission of 90
per cent allowed to Agents on all sums
amounting to $500 or morc-ihc money
to be sent free of postage.
January 6, 1886.
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HE BRITISH ANTIsEPTtC
Deuttfctce.

Renders the teeth beautifully and per.
manently white, embellshes the enamel,
emoves the fnter arising from decayed
teeth, usually termed offensive breath, pre-
vents their decay, and tooth ache, eradi.
Gates The scurvy from The gnms, and i'm
parts most desirable sweetness 10 the
breath
iran experianced druggist probounces
this Tooth Powder one of the best no has
ever met with, either Foreign or Domestic.
Price so cents.
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TO Let on reasonable Terms

NNHE whole of the large Commodous
- store situated on the North side Of
the Court house square in Burlington next
door West OF John Pecks store. The frst
story and celler below, is convenient for two
stores or it may be used as one large store
for extensive business. There are three
large Chambers, well suited for Offices, or
mechanics shops. It will be leased in
whole or in parts, if application is made
Soon. For terms apply to VIM. A. Girls
void, Agent.
for JIREH. DURKEE.
BURLINGTON .4prii 6, 1886.
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IMPORTANT

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EJ;,o oOMi AH e. o 10 M'
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Erau,,,;n -, 1;s oy '"o s;1a, a"u soou ~
sva a"""' ~ "'i'bSe as waueay as possible
y, msa us a,;N o"' Po"r' " "'''sa'e
H., c., ~" :, ' ;n " suhe''"e nu"'uh'
L9 1, III, " ill., "" r"s W MAKE
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p'Pe'' '"at W 't"u'hs tnereih an auVcr'
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NOTICE..

TIIE subscriber having closed business
l. in this place, and being about to leave
town, respectfully requests all persons in.
debted to him, to make payment previous
TO the 10th of May next.
He would also take this occasion TO ten
der his thanks to those who have patronlz
cd him since no has been in business here
II. CONNER.
Burlington, April 10, 1886.
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SMUT. Dirt thrust up the nostrs with a
pig like snort. as sternUtotory, which is
not to be sneczed at. The moment he has
thus defeated his own object, the snuff'taker
becomes the slave Of habit, which literally
brings his nose to the prindsione.
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IRISH MOSS,

(WHICH contains more pegetobte .uu-
w ciioge than any other known sub
stance. 1t is the best article used in case
Of Colds, Coughs, Asthmas, &c, and is a
good and economical article for making all
kinds of Jc!lies, Bla Mongo, &c.!for sale by
the package, 25 cts. each at the Variety
Shop by PANGBoRN g. BRrNsMArD.
Burlington, April 7, 1885.
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Linseed Oil for Sale.

"HE subscribers have on hand Linseed
l. Oil Of The best quality and will be at
all times happy to supply Customers either
at their store on the west side of the Court
house squire or at the OIL mill al the Falls.
HIcKoK g. CArLIN.
Burlington, March 10, 1886.
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DR.. Relies Pills for Females /!

For Distractions, Debility. Hypochondriae
Green Sickness. Giddiness and Paipitation
W The Heart. Bad Digestion, Loathing Of
Food, and Pains Of Inc Stomach. The pills
purity end promote a brisk circulation Of
the blood. when b come sluggish una OBJ
s'ructed from the foregoing disorders, re.
we the regular habits of The unhealthy fe-
male, whose slckly and pnI,ed coun,ennnce
comes re- animated. and freshens with
the natural glow Of restored health. They
are equally ctndncive TO the health Of mar.
RED ladies, except IN CAGES Of pregnancy
or Consumption, tohen they must not be Ia
Ken Price g so per box.
Throne are genuine unless signed T.
BIDDER, on the wrapper. (soie proprietor
and successor 10 DR.. CoNwAY.) by whom
hey are for sale at his counting room. No.
SO Court street, Boston, and bv his special
appointment. by J. g. J. II. PECK g. Co.
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Important Steam Boat Triai.-A cause
involving questions deeply interesting to
Steamboat propyictors and the public, has
occupied the Circuit Court, now sitting
for the last four days. The suit was bro't
bv John Smith, who with his family. were
on board the Steam Boat Advocate when
she blew up, at Coeymans Landing, 10 May
last. Three of Mr. Smiths children died
of the injuries received, and his wife was
seriously scalded.
The plaintiff claimed TO recover on the
ground that the boat was OF a novel con
s,ruclol'. and that the engineer and fire.
men were unsklful and incompetent men,
The summing up Of cause occupied the
whole of yesterday. The counsel OF both
sides acquitted themselves with great obil-
i,y. The jury was addressed by Salem
butcher and Samuel Stevens, Esqs for the
defendants. and by A. l.. Jordan, ant
Dudley Marvin, Esqs. for the plaintiff.
The Jury came into court this morning
and delivered sealed verdict for the plain
,ff,of ElGHTTHOUSAND DOLLARS
Albany Ell. Journal.
1J"Thc veteran Com. Hull, is now ia
the Mediterranean, with his family. While
at Malta. "Old Ironsides" arrived there
She was visited by her old commander, in
company with Capt. DAoREs, who com.
manded the GUERRIERE when she was
captured by the CONSTITUTION. Capt.
DAcREs, (who is now in command OF a 74)
called daily on Com. Hull, and showed
him through the British feet, where he
was treated with all the respect due from
gallen. officers 10 congcnial spirit.
Ren,opaloJaH Restrictions from, the Mis-
sionary Press in Greece. - Letters lust re-.
eeived from Rev. Drs. Robertson and King;
Missionaries IN Greece, say I'VE have per.
mission from the minister OF the int rior to
stribute our publications freely Throughout,
The realm, and a circular has been forward.
ed to all the Monarchs, forbidding them TO
put any hindrance in our way.
When Col. Travis's servant was asked
how Col. Crockett behaved in the battle of
the Alamo, he replied, IN t1as thought that
Col. Crockett kilied The most as he had the
biggest pile around him"
A splendid Hotel is about to be erected
al CAssvILLE, Wisconsin Territory, on the
east bank Of the Mississippi, about forty
miles below the mouth Of the Wisconsin
River. Cassvllle is to be The seat of gov.
eminent Tor the new territory. A corps
of anificers are about proceeding from this
city to erect the Hotel-.4lb. pap.
There is lottery in Tennessee, which
has some Of the most curious if not the
most brilliant prizes, that We ever saw
crowded into a scheme. For example
One brick house, and one steam boat; me-
gro girl Rebecca. and sorrel mare; bay
colt by Pacific, and yellow girl Matilda
The bay colt is valued at $4,000, and the
yellow girl at eleven hundred dollars
fPhil. u. s. Gazette.
We understand that tho tolls on that
part Of che Chesapeake and Ohio cana
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"e,U Firm.

HNHE subscribers having formed q CO.
l. partnership in business in the name
and slile of
LATEIR0P & PoTWIN,
aud having purchased the entire stock of
goods of II. w. PorwIN g. Co., will con-
'nue the mercantile business at the old
stand recently occupied by them 10 all lis
various branches.
Having made arrangements to receive
supplies of goods at all times of the season
carefully selectec'ed by one Of the firm
| they intend that their store shall a, all
times be stocked with the choicest selec-
tons of rich, fashionable. ,fancy and staple
DRY GooDs the market affords.
| They have full and complete assortment
of family Groceries. such as Imperial, Old
and Young Hyson, Hyson Skin, Pouchong.
Souchong and Bohea TEAS; loaf, limp and
brown SUGERs; Pepper. Spice, Ginger.
Cloves. Mace. Nutm"gS. Sileratus, Cur
rents, Prunes, Cllrons, Box aud Keg Raj
sins, &C.
They have also in connection one Of The
first Drugg & Medical establishments in
this part of the country, to which departs
ment the most part,cula- attention will at
all times be given. PHYSICIANS may at all
times be supplied with any article in the
above line on the most reasonable terms.
GIDEON LATnRoP,
II. w. PoTwIN.
| Burlington, Jan. Is. 1886.
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THE CHRISTIAN LYRE, collection of
Hymns and tunes adapted tor social wor.
ship, prayer meetings, etc. with supplement,
for sale by SMITH s. HARRINGTON.
March 3.
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NURSERY.
WILLIAM X ENRICK

VF NEWTVN, NENK BUSTUN)
II AS capital selection Of purest kinds
IL of Fruit and Ornamental T II E F. S,
Shrubs, Roses, PGonies, Double Dahlias, &c.
OF most splendid kinds Morus Multicuulis,
or true CHINESE MULBERKIES, the food
for silk worms, by wholesale and retail.
Orders addressed by mail. posi- paid, will
be executed promptly. Trees packed in
faithful order, for distant places, by land sea.
Catalogues gratis. ism.
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COnsaIa,sDtiOn.

hR. RELIES ASTHMATIC PILLN
- have. from their extraordinary success
in giving instant relief, and in curing colds,
coughs. nsthmas, difficulty of breathing. vince.
zlng, tlghipess of the chest, pain in The side,
spiitidg 81 blood, chils and shivcrngs that
prccede ievers and lung complaints generally !!
become one of the most popular medicides
known, and are sought after from every part
OF the country, on account Tf the aston ishinG-
euccess that has atledded their administra,i
IN the above complaints, frequently curl
the most obstinate cases, and giving the most
unexpected relief. after every other remedy
had failed, and persons had given themselves
up in despair Of cure! They have been
known to cure persons supposed TO be far
gone IN consumption, and exhibiting all the
appearance OF approaching dissolution. And
such have been the salutary effects eff these
Fills, even IN hopeless cases, as SO far 10 mit
gate the sufierlngs of the dalicnt, as evidently
TO proong life for even days and weeks, and
give 10 IT a positive comfort they never ex-
Pec,cd TO enjoy. The operation Of the pills is
wonderful IN easing respiration, quoting the
cough, and procuring comfortable rest
Common celds are frequently removed in
few hours.
u Although (saye person speaking Of
these plls) my wife has tried various medi.
difficulty or affection Of the lungs, which at
times was exceedingly distressing. combining
ner 10 her house for days ond weeks together,
she finds nothing gires her The reHef uhich
ReJe's .4SMmaitc Pits do leasing her :espi-
ton, puictng Der cough aud giving her
comfortable rest" And tets is the testimony
OF hundreds or thousands. The relief which
aged people. as well as others, experience from
the use Of these pulls is truly astonishing. aud
renders them Invaluable to many, aud are in
TACT to some an essential euxIliary TO their
comfort and almost 10 their existence! A
physician informs the proprietor that a gen.
tlemaa in the country observed TO him, ne
had reason to bclieva the use Of these pills had
been the means of saving his life. Price
whole box, 80 pills 81 hafdo. - pills so els.
DU NJ Il l Esq EYE TER,
lJlor sore or intiamed eyes. Nothing gives
such immediate and comfortable relief On
recent sore eyes the effect is most salutary,
Where the complaint has been of years stand.
ing, aud in some exceedingly bad cases, tho
most unexpected and desirable relief has been
found in the use of this Eye Water after every
other remedy had failed, Persons who have
used il pronounce it without hesitation The
best preparation for these complaints they have
over met with. Price, % cents bottle. For
sale oy j.. d J. ii PECK g. CO.
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HISTORY OF THE REPUBLIC OF A.
IL MERICA designed for schools or private
libraries, by Emma Willard. Principal of the
Troy Female Seminary. For sale by
SMITH s. HARRINGTON.
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FOR SALE.

A ON reasonable terms, a house
8 and lot a (ew rods north Of The
I;is;W4 academy. Enquire at this office
E2sA&a4or Of Doct. I'm. .4tWater.
Burlington March II, 1886.
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DORTFOLIOS, with md wnhou
L. Locks and Keys. at the Vore,y Shop
PANGBoRN g. BRINsMAID.
April 10.
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TNHE SPRINGFIELD FIRE IN
l. SUR.ANCE COMPANY, insure on
the most favorable terms, Dwelling Houses
Stores, and other buildings, Furniture, 81
Merchandise of every description. against
loss or damage by fire. Application for
insurance will receive immediate attention.
WYLLYS LYMAN,
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DRAYERS adapted to various occasions of
Il Social worship, for which provision is
not made in the Book Of Common Prayer, by
Bishop Griswold. For sale by
SMITH s. HARRINGTON.
March 3.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-05-13

TOBACCO q, SNUFF.
T ORlLLARD'S Macaboy and Scotch
ASnuff, do Chewing and Smoking To
bacco at Factory Prices.
II. +. & w. l.. STRONG.
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HNHE subscribers having formed CO.
l. partnership in business in the name
md
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
WHO Is GEN. HARRISON,

Let Colonel RIoH,RD VI. JoH>sos, the Van
Buren, candidate for Vice President. answer
The following Is an extract from a speech. de-
livered March ,, 1881. in the House Of Re-
representatives. OF the L. States, by Col r. NJ.
Johnson, Of kentucky, Oh the bill for the re-
lief OF J. c. Harrison, deceased
"One Of the securities il Gen. VIM.
II. Harrison-and who is Gen. Harri.
son: The son Of one of the signers OF
the Declaration of independence, who
spent the greater part of his large for
tune in tedeeming the pledge he gave
OF his fortune, life, and sacred honor,
TO secure the Liberties Of his country.
OF the career Of Gen. Harrison.
need not speak the history of the
West is his history. For forty years he
has been identified with its interests,
ITS Perils, and its hopes. Universally
beloved IN the walks of Peace. aud dis.
tinguIshed by his ability in the coun.
ellis Of his country. he has been VET
more illus,riousiy distinguished in the
field"
During the late war, he was longer
IN active service than any other gene
raj officer; he was perhaps oftener in
action than any one of them, and nersy
sustained a defeat"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
YOUNG NEWS CONVENTION.
BY REQUEST.
ADDRESS


or the Democratic Young MN oI Psnn,pIra.
mia, assembled in Contention at Harrisburg
{" the eitiEsns II the Commonp sslih, July 4
1896.
FELLow-CGTIzESs: During the last
few months the Democratic Young men
have met together in nearly every
county Of this commonwealth, and with
a unanimity and zeal, perhaps, without
a precedent, expressed their views in
regard TO Ms present political position,
and their determination to exert all
their energies TOR maintaining and re-
storing sound republican principles and
aud practice. To this end, they have
chosen the delegates, now assembled
IN Convention, 10 represent the senii-
ments that are entertained from one
end Of our commonwealth TO the other:
and, with that determined unity Of ac-
ton. that generous harmony Of feeling
which become brethren OF the same
principle. contending m a great and
honorable cause. 10 decide on. and to
recommend measures IN accordance
with those sentiments. From forty
h,c of the fifty three counties Of tins
commonwealth, delegates thus chosen
are ~ actual attendance. Their mum.
bers form an aggregate Of four hundred
and hiiy-ihree democratic citizens.
Such a Circumstance Is cheering 10
every advocate Of democracy. since il
shows how difTused Is the spirit that
prevails. Such a circumstance makes
US bold IN the sentiments We express
and the measures We propose, since II
gives evidence, which neither sophis.
try can prevent, nor calumny deny
that they emaDaie. With singular unan-
unity, from every portion Of the repup
licsn family.
Citizens Of Pennsylvania We are
drawing near 90 the close of an event.
fol struggle The great controversy.
m which ATE involved the essential
principles IT democracy. must end IN a
few short months ~ their destruction
or their triumph. The indications OF
triumph are too appaFen, 10 be doubted.
bat Il they we're less evident, Il would
not be less sure. This Is not the first
time such a contest has been wagsd
and such a triumph achieved. II viii
not be the last while your yet Uacon-
quered spirit shall prevail.
10 every country where the seed Of
liberty has been sown. there has ever
been the same contest between those
Who trust IN add would extend the pow.
er Of ;he people, and those who dread
and would restrain II. To claim supc-
nor intelligence. to ak Tor wealth SUI
PerIoF privileges, y distrust the TEN.
per. the wisdom, and the measures Of
mass Of q community. and 10 offer
vith compliment vanity, TO save them
from themselves these are the sent
ments Of the one elass, onen frankly
avowed, always perhaps confidently
cbsnshed. On the other hand. the
fnends Of popular sseendaney believe
u just to extend equal political priv
legss to every eihzen. that it is i'm
Pelsiie cad wTong 10 invest say pogtion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

Bad .N'tes fcr the Bptsu-Tbe following
Advertisement appears IN the late numbers OF
the London Courier:
To shave without a razor, soap, or
water. has been deemed impossible
the newly-invented Axyri,e will, how
ever, effectuslly ,uPersede the old plan,
and be found to possess most extraor.
binary advantages. To the sportsman
or traveller, the nervous. or near-sight-
ed, II is invaluable-its operation being
safe, easy. and expeditions. 1t may
be used, whilst walking. riding, OF sail.
ing. 1t is clearly. durable. and eco
nomicsl.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

The West always claims for itself orr.
ginall,y and which is at all times free
ly accorded 10 1t. As an instance We
quote the annexed closing sentence Of
a legal opinion delivered by Judge
Haywood. OF Tennessee, and published
IN the Nashville Advocate Of the llth
ultImo: On all these points | an,
very clear, but the Judges of this State
are such damned fools. that no man
can tell how they will decide"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11
STONES,
Door and Window Stills.

Ard every variety Of work in their line OF
business. Possessing the advantages Of Wa
ter power, and plenty OF most be autifpi
Marble, and q determination 10 sell low,
they bumbIy solicit share Of public patro-
mage. They have also on hand at their old
stsnd, three miles North East Of Boons boro'
90 assortment Of 300 par Of Grave stones
Of Beaver Greek Marble
Persoss wishing to purchase, will please
forward their sPitsphs. si1e Of stose. aud
place of destination. &c BY mai, and
they shall meet 9TH prompt attention.
at the standard prices Persons wishing
10 see the subscriber, will please write, and
they or their sgents Will call.
A. h ". LOUGHRiDGE
Lsitsrsburg. Washington, 60, Md.
July D. ls56.-ly
" B.-Any person forw srdinz six inserip-
tons shall have . deduction Of per cent
All stones delivered to pVrchssers.
A. 4 W. L.
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TRoA TINE KsoxviIII REeisrxR.
THE PICTURE.
She knelt in prayer

She knelt in PRAYER
Her eve appraised her lips apart;
Her voice falling on the mi'night air
A. a lutte. whose strings are touched
BY fairy fingers, so calm. - clear, so delicate
So eloquent IN hope and love.
An angels ear would stoop To list
Add grace the note vet ,he would no, bare
Her fsir bosom To the common eye
But rather weep away it, life
Within the sacred prison-house Of thought.
Why this devotion:
She must hs pure, but purity
Needs no repentance a gem.
that know. no dimness IN u, !nstre,
But ever n the morning bright.
And beautiful
To the eve her life ha, been
A. the gentle brook that waves
lt' light dsnce onward l.aping far
From rock u rock. and catching
Beauty from the sun ~ CAV so ioyou.
But she i changed:
See the dropping I'D. H., moi>tened eve,
The white arm raised. the finger pointing
Beyond the limit Of mortality.
Look again her dark hair streaming
From her polished brow in Mid luxuriance,
Wet with the night de~> that peer
Through thousand cresices,
As stars through clouds OF darkness.
THE WILLOW.
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CONTENTS

CONTENTS
OF Shsnnondais vaisr, according 10 the snaly-
sis Of the late DR.. DE BUTTS, Of Bslii-
mors.
SeIenite. or, ulphste Of Lime,
Carbonate OF Lime,
Sulphate Of Magnesia, Epson Salt.)
Auriaie Of MsgGesia,
Muriais Of Soda.
Sulphate Of Iron,
Carbonate OF Iron,
Suiphuretted Hydrogen Gas,
Carbooie Acid Gas.
Tsmpsrsfus,--abou, hfty.6ve degrees OF
Fahrenheit.
PropsTtiSs-sctiVely purgative, or gently
laxative, in proportion to the quantity taken
into the stomach. or coalition Of the sy ste IN
-TonIc-DiuretIc- horetic.
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"IiLL regularly sitsnd the Circuit su-
w perior Jourts Of Lac ard Chsnesry
md The Cossty Courts 10 the COUNTESS Of
Frederick, Ha@pshirs ahl Jefferson. 9Th .
view 70 the pgsct,es Of he Lac. Being fos
the present, and while his father remains IN
Nirginia, ss,ooistsd Sith hin IN the praeues,
be gill occupy the same Office.
Winchester, August T. ls16 st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-08-11

IS sssoe's'ed 9TH himself. N the Prse-
~ - Tee Of the Law, hH son PHLip ?
Cess. John " Cooke sssds himself Of
tbs ooe ss'on TO odd that. attending 10 re-.
move 70 Baltimore early 10 the nest year, he
vii himssH undertake no sss business a.
the Courts Of virgins bat he viiI continue
20 aueod the courts untd he shall hsse dts-
charge
Winchester, August 4. 1895