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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

CoNBipR IN YoUR MorHRR.-To the
youthful female We should aay, that no
Individual Of either sex en- love Won
with ga affection 90 disinierested AZ
your moias9. Deceive her. and '.vouy
feet win slide in due tire" How ma
ny thapghiiess young daughters receivs
a1d against the wishes Of their
paFensS receive them eIandessipelv.
give their hand 10 marriage. and th1s
dig the grave Of their earthly happi-
meas He who would persuade YOU 10
deceive your parents, proves himself; n
snA, very deed unworthy Of ell your
eon6dencs. fyou wed him. YOU win
speedily realize what yon have Lost
xou viii ind you have exchanged A
sympesnising friend and an able Judi
eions counsellor. kind and devoted
nurse, fog selfish and unleeIin0 com.
panion, ever seeking his own accom-.
mediation and his own pIsasure-ne0-
iectiog you In health and dss.Tt;ns, vo,,
when sick. Who has not read the re-
ward Of deserted parents in the pale
and melancholy features Of the undu.
tiful daughter.
say, Die. fmpeFtinenee. what are
you doing wiGh your hands ia nav Dock.
etf axes your pardon, master
eut n this here cold vether. Won scay..
" knogs ysie Won puts yon's hand
A coo u The Isle Of Erin hav;ne
purchased : new Billie, commenced ~
family record. Hs cnrolied the name
q his hrst born lhnss John c..
born Aug. 8, 1870, aged 5 yoaEs.
~. 4ohnsoa bsing 10 company Nth
very talkaiive lady, Of whom he an
pearsd 10 take but little notice shn n
= Pique, said 70 him, WHY Doeaor I
believe you are not fond fths eonn..
ny q ladiea.' You are mi,laken ~ |
dam, replied hei 4 ike their besv- |
y, ] like their delieacy, I ia 49,,
Viyaeity, aad ] Ike their silence"
Mr Van Bursn, Il d said. Il sboYt a
BID iafeuell once more b TIE soTro,s,
Of fngie bissssdasss.-- ReaAviiIs Ban
aeg.
We aFs sorry Coz Il. The country h.s
enough o. The breed slFaady.--ff ssa-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

T,ffosE kavins E>grc-s q asposs a wi,i
y pisass 70 give - = cali. - I win rive
ths highest nsrkst prices n casA. Appi,c.-
ti0as BY letter OF otkerwis< will b prosaptlv
attended "a WILLIAM n. GRiGCS. :
charlsslown. March "a. 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29
Rail Road Notice.

I'm and sftsr Thursdsy uextthe s,h mat,
" the passenger cars will leave winches-
ter st O'Clock. A NJ. and will peas the
different stopping pisees bali sn hoIr earlier
than heretnfore sdscrtised. Passengers will
DO enabled 10 reach Baltimore or Wa.hinR-
ton in good time in the evening.
JOHN BRUCE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29
VIRGINIA., 70 VIZ,

VIRGINIA, TO W.T.,
At Rules holden In the Clerks oa;es o. N.
Circuit Superior Court Of Lev ana rh.n-
esry foe Js6sFsoa County, the 6tst Aiou.
day IN September. 1886:
9s1es AaFiait s0d Rhsbe hA wife,
AGAINST "H'i'''
John AgsF, Tbomsa win and Cstharios his
wife. Edward Lness, ecu. a. aAulni,tTaios
o. Lewis hoaem0a dad, esd william
Lucas. sdministratos e konis usa Of I'd
ward Lucas, deceased, Dxy'rs.
IN ctiANCERY.
1--WE asfeDdaals Joan Ager, Thomss git.
and Cashsrioe biz wife, net having en-
tered theR appearance sad givsa SECURITY
ueeoFdias 70 Ne set 81 assembly snd the
feles q esss eosFts and u appearing By salts
'.etofy esaeeee that they ere not iahsbitants
- ssn eeuhtryi " % ordered, that the said
esfenssnts do sPpsar here % the esA dsy q
he hezs term, SD asswer Tie klu 81 ths
pssistsss; sns that . sOpy 81 this order Be
tosthulib iaaeFsea h aoms nswsoopaT pue-
iiseea " ChaFieatowo. fof two uaoaihs sue-
essslssiy, nod postsd 81 he front doos Of the
eotFt-hoass u the snid soWn % ckarIsssouB
4 Copy--Tesis,
aooERT =. BRowN, czsgA.
VIRGINIA, ~ VII -
~ assiea hotAes " re CiesA's o. - "A, r..
sais bapssteg Coart 81 lAu ED CA.se.~, r.
9sssrsea COussy. Sss hFs, Aiosd.y = ssv,sa..
49, N. hzytns, PEafwxsg.
Against
n snesiA yess. lsifyss a,tf felIcf 49, A..
ssne'a bsfsg Eiira $50, gsse5ale Erasfisc.
49, sltss, .sfsry .esss. 1ssfp ". 6sure-v 80
1srea Afs w.fr, tEts Gsaaf lfaaAbsSs. tsg~s
Ce.elzsd esd &ueaa ~ ssifr. lass Sssasl. 49,.
sd "a y. fAe,aa msd VA 49,. 800
kphgSs -4tss, dsr'd ~ esld hs9sy -,
ygEtnta Naeisn4tss .t1arp. SRA osA
8ssn., trss eAatdssa aas hlrs N esd Re
bsFs 49,, &seaas9, DsSsssAars.
~ cBANcERY.
Itt1. 81 le4l.ts, sz1.ss I,8,sctssf Sc su-zz
sss eiie, 80 hssana euisrsd tfeir apprasansa.
so gisee sssavtly seaogdag - ~ go ~ ssaesss
~ sd ~ rliss ~ ths saafis si.d 4 sss1esrsr
~ asliafsstagy ssisieass 49, ihey ass 80 l-f,i
lssts ~ flis ropasFyi D y crief-d ~ a. -
dtieaaas.fs - apprar ksrs - 49, Sirhah a. ~
ii.e sssf trFus, So aaserf .s hill sfip oi.issje
80 49, Hsepy sffhis ssry - fstb "a ias.Tt~i
~ so'ss sgwssaPsr puslishud ~ Chnrlsusssn. 81
se sse...he s.sesstiyrif - i,nelst a - fo.s
ieaf ~ - seaft-kseM D. a. 80 tsw. ~
gesftsst9ga a catg--Teea.
-. -. Aonkkf 7. BROWN.
-. p. sslA Ch~k.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

VIRGINIA, To Wit,
~ haies holden IN the Clerkh OaBes of N. mr..
sult SoPerior Court Of lAv and cAsesr, Eor
1883: - "~SSN'
brysnt O'Baaaoa, P.,,--,
AGAINST
Richard =. Gttletoa anA Sarah X. hls viz. Ia.
Sarah X Ohaaaon. Johs O'tsaaaoa. H.r,;-
soa O,bsaaoa, Jssks0a O'B.saoa. ssd j.Ilr,
z O'banaea. and JAmes Hi.e, sAuisI,,r-,or
vita The ell Ahaened es Jqhn O'Baasor. de-
IN cHANCERY.
VNNHE drfradsaf i oAa o lluauon M, A.vI.- -
tered his sppearsRee, and Esvea SECURITY se
eordiag 70 The act Of Assembly and the raIos
Of this Court; and it appearing by sstisfse-
tory evidsnee that be u aol IN ishahitso, Of
thu eoanssy; h . srtevsd, That the said de-
tsndant DO sppesr hers % the 6rss day Of Al.
aext term. and answsr The ball Of the plain
IN; sod that copy Of tAis order be forth
snh inserted N sosae psWspaper publseAsd
In Cherisstevn. Tor twe noashs ssees.slya-
y, and pasted 81 the froai door Of ths Court
House IN the said town Of Charlsstown.
n Copy-Teas,
Y T. BROWN, Clerk.
Aug. a., 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

VIRGINIA, TO VIII
AZ Rules holden in the Clerks Oaica Of tha
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for JeGsrson county, The frat Moaday
ia September, 1896
john Siagteisn. PLAIzTIu,
Jsha Mssrs. nasse kaBie, adnfniaisfnassr Of
Danief Kable lks elder, dersased, and Jams
W AhCHrdy. DeipAds Drr.s. Leonard Sad
ier. execlRer II Sbhn B1sekm1sfsv drrsd "a
s1fd Nc Chrdy, DrsR. and Bsiekaaster kein1
ssctgiffss cf ale said Dsasef Katie, az asiufais.
irafsr sfcrssaid, and Jaesb Kabir. yska Ka5ie,
S'a'zst 1azte, Ja@es Kabie. SSihham KaSie.
Br'1amia ka6is. EfsabSfA Berry, (ssidsu,. ]
late Eksabefh xabis. eLiLdteH ejihs said Daaiel
Rabis, dee'd and lola CA0nBerisuisl aud Elira
As sslfs, late Eliza. Hsidssok, Mary HtssfseN.
and Sasssi l8cidpsh eAiktSss ef.Dfarrares "a.
bt. afasrSardu .slaygarss HsdsssAL ssd .sfsrv
Jshsesn. 'stasy IF Jshs Jshassa. .fernerfy Mary
hao.e. hc ssud Afnrsaret and SsEery hsiag aiss
ehstdreS u sosd DaNia Kssbls,
IN cHANcgRY.
TdE defendants Jacob Ksble. Samuel Kahls.
James kaSle, Bssiamia KsbIr, EIiIabssh Berry
(vidov,) Mary -fieiduoid, Samuel Heidwolsi
snd Mary Johnson, widow of Joha Joianson. nos
having snesred their appearances, sBd giSsn sssu-
ray sssording 70 tbs sst u assembly nsd the
rules of this coaFl aad u appearing BY s.tis-
tsstory evidcDee thai fhey are aos inbsb;,ssl.
o. Tits couniry Il is orsleFed, Thse In,
aid DESCENDANTS do appear here on tie eixhih
day Of the Drxt term snd answer the b;n ~
ne pasintihi and that aeopy Of thfs order ke
sos.avMn asserted n some Bewspaper Paklisis.
ca tn Charisstovn, Tor two mohghs SsseeasiSrlV.
ssd posted st The frvnt doos q the soaTt-kooss
IN the aid town Of Charieaoya.
A Copy--Tese,
-. RoBERr I. BROWN.
sept. %. Is9o. Cert.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

tsss8cAEnfSF 0beM RafnesNe
Ran ROAD ooHRRAMY.
Ssig -. as1s.
TtEg wINcHgsTgn go Poiomss Rsa.
Fose cemPaey wiil sosisses Coz = lssrs
faasihy g Nka9E WOOD. 70 - 6alir.
ersf 81 their Depsis a ss,sron 1. sngiav 80
Hsfpefs-geffyi Ne dsiivaFy b eoma,ssrs 81
Ne les q sapiemhas aeEt, 81 ssrlisr Il
pgsetiea5le. TAe seoa y 81 ks eat II
'erEiss q feet, sat % ~ corded - q lhs
sapeaps ~ ihs eosifaefor.
Aaq pefspa wistitE % eoatrnc4, sill eIssss
fafaish 90 sessfFiaef vita Ne nfaershiaa
- - bsfose ne ioth - Augnsl esai. sisfisr
"a phols aalesaf ~ eil fnrassh. fks srie~
- ee.s, So she qvsniiig Psr aoslA.
leasiig = tAs subscsshss e. iks lee ~ 80
As,ifeet, e. ~ ls,ieg s4arssss4 70 kia q
"leeAssass.
W. s. asoRgf.t.,
SAFE a. raes-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

FOR THE SALE on

FOR THE SALE OF
j. WetkeT's Vegetable .Anli- Rlewmatsc
COMPOUND,
a InfsllibIs cure fog Rksumafisas, either
"A chronic OF isaammatory, snd for Cysvsl
and Di0ieHisy Of Jasting Urias.
Also
J. WeLier's celebrated Indian Paaaeea,
PoR the preventioa and cure 81 Coasumption,
Coughs, splitting q Blood, MereurIal Diseases
and I'll complaints arising from an impure
stats Of the blood. f1Lwarrsated scs 10
eosisin the least mineral eubsssaee, bsisr
solely prepared from vegetsbis matter, asd
nay BE tsken By al with perfect ssfsly -
Warranted 70 eject . cure where u v ssrioa-
" rheumatse. ~ B.--JNsus ere gfsssias e.
efgf rita fAs pTopFtrtev,s aaAS ~ Gsrnss
CEHTEFIc hereby certify that have
seea the ab1se sledIcins sdmInlsssred ls
sgmber ofssse % Rheamsgisna, ehronie asd
iuha@matory, q ths sost sggFavaisa ehar-
setsF, End have never known 4 70 fail ~ asy
eess lbst es@s under ny oaseryatioa, alWsys
shseting thoFoagh care IN few days, With
out pFodueiag cay particular iaconvenianea
70 The Petisst, Being perfectly mild and easy
% take. JO8. w. BIG0s, ~. b.
Gfseshaas, Nd, Oct 70, 1894.
n. b.--HUndrs6s Of scFilheeiss, eaaally
rssPseiasis, might b procured from diGsr-
snt sections o. ths eoaatfy, bet WiIl lssye
', 70 tee Paeiie 70 maks : Trial and saiisfy
themselves. =. WELLER.
iss@Assiesis@a, Fsssss.ls eSaasg,
AaFyisad, April, l635.
~fhs shove Medicines may Be he'd 81
yo1ss Bro'sa's. Chaflesiown,
y @. Hayes. Hnrpers-Feuy,
q. Tiabcrlaks's, Smith6eld.
r. p. .Magyudy's, Shephefdslown,
r. -Me2tsvyv's Mallinsbarg.
oss. IS. ls9s-iy.
ACUE AND FEVER REMEDIES.
q oWAND'S To7is MIXTURE,
- hesasrs Agps 80 Psssr Powders.
aalFheie 4aieioe, hetesisaa SO FFaaeh.
sst..ssa go 20 tsis 81 YOUNG'e DguE 4
Hsdlsisa 1tcre.
Hs'g.nEs''y. Ass H. Isas
SEI0LfTz 4 s0D.a POWDERS
" gfsss ssi5liix Pew1ors,
- gfost aeta q. WsrFanfss q vsrt
segsfief aFtleis, rsesisst 81
YoUNos
Dr. y Nstseies sssss. |
Hs'IsTsPsssy. Aus. q. issa
cALcINED MAGNRsTA.
DoZ. Neaey's seisbgatss cslsssss ssar. /
~ asiis, - eat. sell tstllss -.
! - AgPihssefys asaIi, -.
iisrpsn-ssss1. Ass q. isss
$780,. wxmEaAa
eAas'ipsa. snsa. ia ]
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

DREPARED solely from vegetable mat
II ier by JACOB HOUCK, Balsimocs, which
may be taken 9Th perfrcs safety By all aees aad
In I'll dis-sses. Iss enres are Toe the (oilovjne
diseases:--Dy sp~psis, loss af Appetite, lnsiK<s-
ton, Inflammation Of the Stomach. Heart Burn.
Disrvhea, Dyssntery or Plux, Piles. Pissula.
Obaraeied Mrasira.iion. .tgus sad Fever, BIZ
Hoo. % Remii,ens Fever. Typhes Revsr. scar
iet Fever, Small Pox, Esysipelss or 81. Antho-
ny's Fare, Asthma, Pieurisy. Measles. Yeiiov
Fever, Cosiisrnrss. Wind on the Stoasrh or
Bowels. Choiers Morba', Consumption. lsflaen-
IA. Colds. Coeghs. luaaamsiioa Of the Chest,
Palsy, Goui. rheumatism. innammstory Sore
lhrosi, Group. Inflammation of the Heat,
Dropsy, Riekets. Diseasrs ofihe Liver, Jsuatiee.
lls,meu'ty Of Nakiag Uripe, elect. mysteries,
Nervous and Serof0ioas Affections of the Menu
beers aud Lignmruts. Mervuri.I aud Vsnereal
Dse.aes. Ulcers. Sores. Affections of the Skin,
and ell dlseases HvisiHg frOa Impure blood. &c
. frice per Hostile 81 5O-For sale By
JOSEPH @. HAYS. Hap,s-Frry,
HAYS 4 HIGGINS, ShebAeysl.ss.s,,..
july 81. lA.s6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

.vesO sAsePe@NstSs Coaeerss.
VI VIE snssssisne5 have this deg snlsrsd
~ ip'o ParissTShiP foe The purpose o.
carrying 81 ths
1kB10ASETTKI lusxsTUss
q Charieaisvn, 10 ne Asns aaA asm q
hAsHpHB q SuaePssIaa- Their stsrs =
We oue heretefors oesspisd b Gsorre W.
HaP@end. They alnrsrsiy hope thss tha
libessi peifopags alvsys received ~ sbaig
sealsr PartAsF, whiisa sspdsusins ksalsasa
soasf BE ip5iyitusi ns@s, wai b. sxtsudsS
- thsif SRA. Ths stsek ~ oso5s % haaS
- Pfsssni y iafgs snd veil asserted
O. ~. HAMMOND.
JOHN q. eHROPsHIRE.
Jsns .. is36-tJsss 3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

THos. RAwLrNs.
Sept. q, 1896
W.4NsTED.
m WISH "a pur.A..s N. a, tv.Iv. r.oS
j f.ru haoSs. I've or mr.. vouss,-s
rood cook ana washer would h. Jssissb,s.
Also. 5 hr;.L t,ksi~ rs.,.ssa go .ssrs.s
,esosmsesos sst with hsssr.- Hsnearsy
Shsr,s.,a~. =, ;,a 80 Co., es s
$500. .nn VT. o'oson. msrehaet,
s.S.rr;sr, ia, % sss smse'se 70 'ss
I-.h - go. 80 20
~ Ps'eh''s 'ns assfess 'os my evn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

an and after 9Th Instant (sept. the Pas
~ ssnger Cars for Frederick. Baltimore,
aud Washington, will leave the Ticket oGiee
at Hsrpers-Ferry, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
STRIVE at Baltimore and WsshIngton same
day in good time.
=. BEcKHAM, 1ssaf,
Bad. 4 o. r. n. CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29
.,,. 80. RoBr.r. BROWN. era.

VIRGINIA, 10 W.T.:
A. hal~s holden is the Cierks Olsce n m, c;,-
sen Superior Court Of Law add chsnesry for
!~nsrsoa Coanty. The arss Monday IN sspiem-
Der, 1855
wiisos fsirEaz. PIA.rrux
AGAINST
Hugh MsDoaaid and Perria wssAi.r,o..
DssrHBAETz,
In CHANCERY.
TUE defend.n., Perria wsshiaE,oa, 20, As.-
enri,y scoorsiing 20 the nei Of aIssraAlv .,d ~.
rs'sa a this eoors, and Il appearing By s.sisf..-
tory svidencs that be 10 soi 90 iahshinat az ihIs
soaatryi u 70 ordered. Ihst the aid defendant
do appear here the hrss dsy Of the mari ~, m
and answer the hiii Of the pl.iasiif, snA thai =
copy 81 this order bs forthvish Inserted IN
some eessp.p<r peblished In Charies,o-a, for
too meashs sassesslveiy. snd posted q N. iroat
ChariestOvn.
eopJ-Tesie.
RosERT II BRoWM era.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

THVHE ssbsenbsp take this nsthod Of Ia
~ ferming The eustomers of the FORD
MILL End Fsr1srs gsaerslIy, tAst they havn
entered iato psrtssrship In ihs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

A 600 d The Isle Of Erin hsvine
purchased nsw Bible, commenced BE-
family record. Hs cnrolled the name
q his hrst born lhuss 'John c..
born Aug. Q, 1890. aged 5 yoass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

say, BE: inpeFtinenee. what are
yoa dong With your hands ia my pock.
etf axes your pardon, master---
bat 10 this here cold vetheF, Won scar..
y knoSs vsie Won puts yon's hand
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-09-29

Pc. Van Buren,, Il d said, h sbout 70
o,d farewell once more 20 TIE sorro,ss
OF fingle bissssdnsss.-- NesAvilys Bap-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-30
CHEAP CASH STORE.
f.. II. TURNER.

AS taken the of Main and Front Streets under
where New
open during present coming week. large and general aor
of DRY GOODS
and peters
brown athne,b
browns hair do con
E n
Black and white assorted;
red 4
ack cravas; a II
5and6 4pain m fgudb LACE thread do
lain gudS
Saddle and end banke-lo H. H. - rose do Macti"aw
Together with variety Of HARDWARE. CUTLERY, SAD
DERY CROCKERY BOOTS and Shoes ehom and Tuscan bon
Ao-Ro Igura and Java COFFEE Young and npe
rial TEA, Pnto, Ginger Indigo. Nader Chocolate, n Orleans
and loaf &c. &c. All of which will be sold unusually low
ami Of the above stock and prices is solicited.
Richmond November 28tt.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-30
DIR. WHITES TOOTH-ACH DROPS

THE only specific ever offered to the
ical cure may be obtained of that disagree
able pain, the tooth-aChe, with all its at
tend liant evils; such as fracturing the jaw
10 extracting the teeth, which often proves
more painful than the tooth ache itself;
and cold passing from the decayed teeth
to the jaw, thence to the head, producing
a rheumatic affection: with many other un-
pleasant effects; such as disagreble breath,
and taste in the mouth, &c. &c. all which
are produced by foul or decayed teeth.
am happy to have it in my power to offer
to the world, remedy, that will not only
remove the pain nine times out Of ten, if
properly applied, but preserve the teeth
from further decay, and arrest the disease
in such as are decaying and have not COM
menced aching, restoring them TO health
and usefulness.
Certificate. Of Dentists and Physicians
also directions for using accompany eaci
bottle.-For sale in Milton BY John H
Wright, in Centeeville by DR.. Pritchet
and in Richmond by \. Sidd all and Lind
ssy Il Bugg, in New Paris by }. G. JAM
eson Il Co.
Take notice that the bottles nre SIAM
ped, "Vegetable Rheumatic Drops" and
the wrappers signed .. Il 8. Crosby and
Co. with red lax, none others are genuine
Price fifty cents.
January, 9th. 1886.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1836-01-30
A PERPETUAL MorIoN.-Mr. Nor

A PERPETUAL MoTIoN.-Mr. Morse.
of Bloomfield, in our own State, it is
said, has constructed a machine that
is now in successful operation in Con-
cert Hall, Boston, that is capable of
sustaining itself If a PERPETUAL Mo
TON, so long as the machine will
last and the elements of nature con-
tinue.
About two years since. says the
Morning Post, as he informs me, he
became convinced that machinery
might be propelled by the expansion
and contraction of air produced by
the ordinary changes of atmospheric
temperature.-His attention to the
subject has resulted in the compile
ton of a machine, by which he has
successfully applied that power to
producing a constant and uniform
motion. The machine also posses
ses the novel capability of renewing
its own strength, SO as to preclude
the possibility of exhaustion.
The dilation aud contraction of the
fluid confined in an air-chest causes
a corresponding rise and fall of pis-
ton. This motion is made to Turn a
wheel always in the same direction,
and to wind up a weight, which would
be several days IN running down. and
which operates with the same force
upon any machinery to which it may
be applied while in the act Of wind
ing up. as at any other time. The
power of the expansion and contrac-
ton Of the confined fluid being more
than sufficient to keep the weight
wound up, is shifted, by the opera
tons of The machine. as soon as that
office is performed. and made to work
a forcing pump or condenser; the OBJ
jet Of which is to supply any def
cheney Of fluid in the air-chest. occa.
stoned by the possible escape Of the
AIR through the pores of the metal,
or its casual diminution from any O
Their cause. In case there should be
more air in the chest than is neces-
sary to ensure the proper operations
of the machinery, the excess would
be instantly discharged through a
valve prepared for the purpose, which
in that case, would be opened by the
motion of the piston, and effectually
closed again by the operation Of a
lever.-Maine Wesleyan Jnurnal,
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Mr.. Editor
Whenever a man sets himself up
as '.Nlonitor:' over the private and pub
lie conduct Of his fellow citizens, he
should be very confident Of his competence
to the undertaking. lie should make
himself perfectly acquainted with the mo-
lives Of those he would censure before he
raises the :erule. The Same "Monitor"
y no some few months ago deprecated the
propensity Of some Of our citizens for horse
:acing, has again ''ope'd his mouth in re-
Iat,eu ,v.ehe tar assessed By, the council.
lie censures them for attempting to
raise charge" revenue without any definite
object in view for the investment Of the
same. How does he know they have no spe-
cial object? Has he attended their meet
inys? Has he heard their deliberations?
/ have paid nv tax and done il cheerfully !;
learned from Mr.. King. the collector,
that the object in raising fund some
thing larger than usual was to purchase an
engine. What little property | possess
was earned by the labor Of my hanas, YET
I am no: 50 selfish but that can afford TO
contribute my mite, with my neigbbors,
for the protection Of our property in com
mon. Blu, even il they have no ONE OBJ
iect in view, there are MANY objects on
v hich it could be expended and be gain
to the freebooter. Because a man is not
actually starved out, is it any reason why
lie should not prepare something for to-
rnuuow. Intend - 80" my v",o ~
MI. Monitor on the first Monday in May
next for the responsible stewardship Of
Councilman; and il he should prove a
good s.hreling" / may give him helping
Oe7-f,r the FIRST Burgesscy, when he may
grumble officially. o.
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EARLY EMIGRATION TO KY.

The incident | shall now narrate,
was communicated to me by one OF
the most distinguished citizens OF the
Estate Just mentioned. l shall give 1t
to YOU in his own words.
In the latter part Of April, 1884,
my father with his family, and five
other families. set out from Louisville.
in two flat bottomed boats. for the
Long Fails Of Green river. The in
tention was I, descend tire Ohio river
to the mouth of Green river. and as
cend that river to the place of desti-
alton. At that time there were no
settlements in Kentucky within one
hundred miles of the Long Falls of
Green river, afterwards called Wen
na.) The families were in one boat.
and their cattle in the other. When
we had descended the Ohio river a
bout one hundred miles, and were in
the middle Of it, gliding along very
securely as we thought. about ten o.
clock of the night, we heard prodi-
gious yelling by the Indians. some 2 or
Smiles below us,on the northern shore.
We had tloated but a little distance
farther down the river. when we saw
Il number oi fires ON that shore. The
Yelling still continued. and we conclu-
ded that they had captured a boat.
which had passed US about midday.
and massacreing their captives. Our
two boats were dashed together. and
the best practicable arrangement
made for defending them. The men
were distributed by my father to the
best advantage. in case of an attack:
they were seven in number including
himself. The boats were neared to
/ the kentucky shore, with as little
noise By the oars as possible. We
were afraid TO approach too near the
Kentucky shore. lest there might be
/ Indians on that shore also. We had
not reached the uppermost fire, (their
fires were extended along the bank a,
intervals of half a mile or more), and
we entertained a faint hope that we
might slip by unperceived. But they
discovered us when We got about
midway Of their fires.and commanded
us to come to. We were silent, for
my father had given strict orders tina.
no one should utter any sound but that
of his rifle. and not that until the In
ldians should come within powder
burning distance. They united in a
most terrific yell, and rushed to their
canoes and pursued US. We floated
in silence-not an oar was pulled
They approached within less than a
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VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC DROPS.

MANY articles are before til public. as
= cure for that most obstinate anu tormen-
ting disease, the Rheumatism, and from
close observation we are led to believe,
they have to a very great ext.at failed to
produce that desir able result, and may il
not be attributed to the fact that articles
said to cure this trou olesome disorder are
also recommended to cure Almost everv
disease with which our frail bodies are at
tackled, and in their preparation that Oh
ject is kept in vie -, viz: to have the medi-
cine cure for all diseases. The Vegeta-
BILE Rheumatic Drops are offered to the
fsbllc ~ = sure remedy for chronic and
inhamatory Yheura ia, and as no case
- wn where a cue was not effected ,
We are justified 10 declaring it a valuable
medicine for that painful: disease, and for
no other 10 il recommended.
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in Gainesville BY DR.. Pr;tcbet, and 10
Richmond by A. Siddall- * Lindsey L
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