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THE COLONIZATION SOCIETY.

Tho Harrisburg Reportcr of the goth instant states,
that IA highly interesting Lecture on the SUBJECT OF A.
rican Colonization, was delivered in the chamber OF lme
House of REPRESENTATIVES (of Pennsylvania on Wed
u,sday evening, by Mr.. ELLIOTT CREssoS, OF PhIladei-
plia. { was listened To with profound attention oy Il
numerous auditory, and the arguments advanced ny
Sir. C. in support of the cause, were such as 10 impress
a due sense Of its Importance upon the rIinds OF lnose
nreseuty The system Of Colonization, in contradis,lnc'
lion to that infatuated spirit which seeks the immediate
emancipation Of slaves, cannot ial! to recommend llscil
to the good sense of the community and hnd iHsout III
the eyes of alt philunthropists. 1t offers an etfectuai.
and at the same time, q peaceful remedy Tor a great cVii
whilst the results to be anticipated from the carrying
on, of the fanutical projects OF immediate aooiil'oh'
must be such as TO make every lover " ns :o"""y
lrembie for its prosperity, ana every Pni1"h'"'op'' pal
back appalled, and horror.struck: ,
"We are gratifed to find public attention awakened
on this subject in ali parts of the Stale. me inlr'eue-
ton of 4 large number; OF lecturers on aooi'oh, 'M ~
Pennsylvania, by the New York State Society, ana the
| zeal aud perlinacity with which they prosecute lheir Ia
bors, is beginning to arouse a corresponding degree o.
activity on the part Of the friends OF the coiohlza'ion
sysleIn-and in many places new societies y w.
formed, whilst in others: where societies nave Deen ntle'
toiore established, considerable accessions have recent
ly been made TO the number OF their members. we ".
hope The good work will GO on, and that tennsyFahl"
may soou exhibit herself to tie nation, as she truly IS
but, al the same time. +disclaiming the possession OF any
inclination or any right 10 Interfere with the ai1alrs VI
other States, and repudialing, with honest ZEAL any pa!
ticipation in, or connection with, the bloody and fanal
cnl dorrlas of immediate abolitionism."
We view the Colonization Society in the same light a!
the Harrisburg Reporters calculated 10 check, and
counteract The mischievousS Sect OF the Abolltionists. be
sides, it rids the Southern States of a portion of the
free people of color; WHO ought not, for various consi
dera,ions, 10 be domic,iated among us:-Mony Of then
are TOO often a nuisance upon our society-iana 10 moro
harm than good-but all ot whom may DC ol use u
Africa, wheie they may find their most fitting element
There, they may thrive and be hapPy--there, they ma!
introduce u better order of things-there, they may cat
ry some of the light of our own continent WIN thc II
ligjon of our fore fathers.
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they will.-Thcy have the highest motives which can
ddress thenIselrs s to human action to accomplish this
g'"a: 'e:"cn. Let them sIbec; al banks, both Old and
new, to ci!ic;cnt regulation; let them regard with jral-
oaSy eiery ~ronnSili y for an increase Of banks, and
rr d to none whhh i; not founded on broad c%onsideta-
tion' Of public utility; let them impose strict, practical
lin t'tions both upon their issues and their discounts;
let them provide for frequent PERIODICAL scrulinics into
their conditions; and, above all, let them retain in their
own hands 4 constant power Of correcting abuses, and
of protecting. in every emergency. the interests of the
community
Blu; we Shall publish the whole Speech on Tuesday and
reg ct that wr did u"l receive il i'll lirir to be
spread cot before our readcls this morning. 1t will make
n deep impression on tEc public mind.
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ES

| Married, on the l:h inst, by th~ Rev. p. T. Smith, Mr.. ROBERT
SyRArEoS, To Mrs. DKrSIiLA J. SgerAr, all OF Cumbc r!and county.
/ At the same lime unL place, Mr.. Wm. i. MILLER, TO Miss SUSAN
B., eldest daughter Of Mr.. ABRAHAM DANIEL, al! OF Cumberland
county, Va. .
10 Sy"IlsyIvania. by lhe Rey: VIZ. = Wn-L W ch i"IIIS ,r v rEsin>
Ernin ,irk LIny
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MARKETS Thursday, Jan. so, le3I.

Thursday, Jan. 70, 'co'
The river is again open, but 'l's CAUSES no eIn -
in the produce markct-ilnur Is very au'i 1t ~ n,,cb
the general wheat sales arr 100 a 2lo cenls-no' ,uh;ch
t"bacco arriving. and that chiefly eommGn RI dasHhty.
GEO. l.. SAMPSON.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
WnEAr-l75 to 2lU cents per bushel-but little COM
ing into market.
FLouR-Sl0 t-2.
Conx-salrs readily at 90 cents, and some has been
sold at H cents.
! OArs-55 ccnls per Dusfcl.
CorroS-14 to- Is cents.
SALT None.
HErRrscs-Gross, 81 TO 8-Nett, Sc Ia:
WORKMAN, McGltUDER & co.
PETERSBURG MARKET-Janunry3.
Corros-Rather more receiving-and a better demand
TogAcco-OId iugs 50 anew Tugs $3a4 5O-new
leaf 50 81 i & 80.
WmKAr-(None) 81 73n22l. n-o
FlouR-Supcriine $40 80 to lI-Fnmily $l2a u 81.
[Lntehisenccr.
& GRIppA. the property of Col. VIM. r. Johnson,
q will make his mex season at Halifax Courthouse,
Va For PARTICULARS 'V join S. HUBBARD.
Ian 9S S3-tlMarch
SEED-Warranlei fresh and genuine,
g q growth OF 1886, raised chiefly BY the United So'
cie,y Of Shakers, for sale, wholesale anf RETAIL
ADMINISTRATORS.
5syarnyus-Large Giant. 81
Svny B~cnns-Early Mohnwh. Paris Six Weeks, Yellow
Six Weeks. Refugee, Dwarf Cluster, White Kidney,
Broad Windsor. u
Pale E,nns-Dutch Case Knife. Large Lima, Small d.,
Dutch White Runners, Scarlet Runners.
gsrs-Early Blood Turnip, Early Yellow, Early French
Sugar. Ling Blood, Early White Scarcity, Ma"s'l
g~,ocoiNE,rly and Late.
r. LLaDs-Early George, Arklir's Early Dwarf, Early
Dutch, Early York, Fairly Bu'Aocks Heart, Early Bat
tcrsea, Early Sugarluaf, Large York, Red Dutch, Large
bergen. Druuiead, Flat Dutch, Green Globe Savoy
Green Curled Savoy.
Cdcrv-Whitc Solid.
Cuu!iOru- Early and late.
Cvrn Saiad--Or fictitious.
~Carrol-scarlct Horn, Long Orange, Al'rinsham' New
Red Slndley.
cusumIo-Ea ,ly rfemc, do. c GIuItf1' Long 'fee"' 00'
cnrn~EarIv Golden Sioux, do. Tuscarora, do. Sugar,
do. 1awatahanna.
kuues-lmpcrial Sugarloaf, Early White Head, Large
Green, do Ice Brown Dutch: Early Curled S'lesla'
III n II rec s't CLIFTON, Murray $ r,nc Apple, Nutmeg,
Large Musk, do. Cantel"pe.
Eyupiaat- Purple and White.
f n";;on"Whi,e Portugal, Silver Skin, Yellow Dutch,
Ln.ge EeA, Yellow Portugal, Po,a!oe.
P P@sss;D-I.ong Smooth French, Hollow Crow" or Cup.
pursicy-FIne Curled.
peyve-Large Bell. c,,, To,
RgudI.sA-Large White Naples, Early scare. ~ i'p'
d Early Purple do, Long Salmon, Long ''1""
=. MuJnrb.
4 ~Svunch-Round, New Zea|anc.
y Sais;ty-Or Vegetable Oyster. uo ,.,x..a c,,u
sgDosI-Ea,Iy Summer Bush orange "af'ea summer
) Bell, Striped. =. r..,.
y Tnmnto-Large Small, ElIiy. ~
/ 7a~;r-5E.s;y g, Fiat Fiat. R9 o,s bs do: Garden S'''e' Large
y, N'''p nar,rns Extra Early, Early Washington, do
e GL,ri,on, do. Bishops Prolific, Large White Marrow
y =, Dwarf Marrowfat, Dwarf Prolific, Dwarf Blue
Imperial, Blue Prnssian.
. c.nsI and not Herbs-LemoD Baln, Summer Savory,
sweet Marjoram, Saffron, Eene, Thyme, Sweet La
vrndrr, Sweet Basil, Sage.
L MISUNDERSTANDING, Dahfias, NarcIssus, fanancWes' -"
ncinones and other dubious Roots.
f'0Ss' WILLIAM PALMER.
~ 90 udW
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PETERSBURG MARKET-Janunry3 ,
Corros-Ralher more receiving-nnd a better demand
at il a 10 cents. ,o,
TogAcco-Old iugs 50 a3-ne Tugs $3o oo-new
leaf 50 81 Il & 30.
W~nEAr-(None) 81 75n22l ,-o
TIMteiiigcnccr.
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a GRlPpA, the properly of Col: VIM. Il. Johnson
q will make his next season at Halifax Courthouse,
Va. For particulars, see hand bills;
l., 81 S3-tlMarch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-28

Tor the present. a1EPtu u. 4,
rho Srr,Krr laid before the House the 2lst annual
Rppnr, Of the Board of Public Works; which was on
,nnIion of Mr.. IiAnEIsuS, ordered to be printed:
On motion of Mr.. GAuLA*n, the petition OF the tohh-
nke, Danvillc and Junction iaIl-rHau So'hpa"y, ~ u
drrrd to he printed.
On motion of Nj. WooLfoLS,
The House adj"u!ncd.
Eriday. Mau0ry 81.
4 message vas received from the Senate stating that
they had passed 4 bill concerning John Drury, oi The
co,ulv Of Bedford: and a bill allowing Aaron Banks, Il
free man of color, 50 remain III The Curnnonwealth'
Petitions were presented and relrrFed-oy Mt. cF"scn'
field. Of citizens Of fredericksburg and rs vicinity, cor
d;olIv uuitinr with the Virginia Colonization society,
,skinr aid Of the Legislature To promote the establish
,urul of n colony of free blacks on the coast OF Africa
To bear The pane Of Vi1glnia-by MT. spear, Vi GU
Zcns Of Scolt demonstrating against a part OF that coun'
~ l,inr attached to H." comfy OF Lee-by Mi Deaso
81 citizens Of lnndoun. asking that Barry Stone, a Tree
negro, may remain in the CommonweaheCy Mr. mar
uer, Of citizens "G Augusta hnu hochlDSh""' '' y. y,
CORPORATION oi a J"int Stock COMPANY /" n'.I
'rurnpike from Staunton To inlrrsecl The tin,tiSohu"s
and Warm Spring Tarrpihs at or near hl,Itf 5 i'o'
works in the cnun,y of Augusta-by MI. ui'eSPe' 0
citizens of Tu@ewcl, asking al appropriation |" liz '''
'ihr Spr,.rR laid before The House a communica
tion from The Court of Directors of the Western Luna
tic Hospital a, Stauaton; which vas, on mo'loh u WI
hirHDAuGH, ordered to he painted.
o., motion 81 Mr. Wilson OF g., lhe Co"iH'it'ee "
,,a Militia Laws was instructed 10 inquire into the eX
pedisncy Of amending or repeating the la" OF lhe las
session. concerning Washington College: IN tile count
of !sockbridge. .c,,
On motion uf Mr.. SrAsAnn, tic COMMITTEE OF Eourl
of Justice was instructed Ia inqaire into The expediehc
.f brinnin1 iB 4 bill providing Tor a temporary sP'c'a
term o. the Court nf Appeals. L-
TMr. srAxAnp, iii making the above notion stated liza a
!, yvas dc signed 20 enable The Randolph WIZ, case 10 U
n,aurd before the Court of Appeals with as little della
as possible. The. cosIt la" Sd be-, bee" sl p'Gse Of jo ,f1sA Carr Carr
1he amount Of property depending was very la'gr' ana !
1yas important tAal It should be decided wNhoSt utiIy .
G. motion Of MIR. MARSHALL Of l. TIC -. - , ne
nr Ro,d,. &c. was instructed TO mqnire ifIo u y
Iiency Of Incorporating a company for t nf PETERSBURG
Constructing a rail. road from the town L.rce u, RI
lbtounh The town Of DanriIe, and from '"t"'e . -
town Of ~ ncb5urg. ATOMS.
n, n,o,;o, Of ~ M.r, the bill prescribing genet;
on nn'ss' "a, the Incorporation Of Banks was taken u
re&"IaIo.aS ,m amendment of Mr.. Carter 10 Mr.. Smith
~ pn rt yss ncqa,ired. The amendment as a~ene
;" W. =" sulTr Of l.. Of w. moved the following anen'
ment:
Wg,J h, IL further eauctcd, That all bills or no'
,yhich Z bank shall BIZ authorized to issue or o"es ID Id
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
QQRREED.

On "Wednesday evening the 22d instant, by
The Rev. + w. simpson, Mr.. JAMEs ". IN.
AIT 10 Miss JASE BRowS. both Of IIsrpers-
Ferry.
TN Thursday last by the Rev. J. r.. Jack.
son. OF Winchester, Doct J. BEowS Of Ger
raTd,io~n. To Miss MART FLLEx GILL, young.
est daughter VI Mr.. Thomas Gill Of Berkeley
county.
-uaHy nan pdgs Tor ninth OF Honet
ruth life II Yi,rsG"
On Thursday the 10th instant. by the Rev
Wm' Cunningham, CoREEL,us c. BALDWIN
Esq. senior Editor OF the Lexington Gazette,
10 Miss MARGARGr PAxToH, daughter Of Mr..
Hugh Paxton Of Lexington.
On the 18th instant, by tie Rev wm. N.
scott, Mr.. GEORGE y. CUsSIxGHAM 10 Miss
HARSEss, daughter Of John q. Harness, Eco.
all Of Hardy county.
on Tuesday last. at IIarPer-Ferry. by the
Rev I. w. simpson, MIR. JoHS &. SrRIpEa.
OF Loudoun county, TO Mrs. MlaT Axs GIs.
son. widow Of the late Alexander Gibson of
lisrper>-Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
DIED,

Al Harrisburg, in Texas. in September last,
IN the Ssh year Of his age. wILIISM HESaT
PESnLEToN. late Of the Texan Army. and
formerly Of Martipsburg.
On the 9Th inst IN Augusta county, Va.
Mr.. JoHH LGwEsxcE, formerly Of thi. Town.
OH the llih instant, Mrs ELI1AHETH n.
SASDIDeE. Of Richmond, In the 43d year OF
her age, after an illness of nine days. She
ha. leh two children and numerous circle
OF friends 10 bemoan th'ir irrsparsbie loss.
On the 18th Of August last. II his residence
in this county, IN the 69,h year Of his age. our
venerable and much beloved 'R,cusEp Ia
VENEER lie was amongst the first fruits Of
NethoJnm IN his neiShborhOod-a eon,i.tsni
and devoted member Of the church fa, soma.
lhinS like thirty years-at his house the
Preachers always found homs-ihe church
and poor firm and generous frisnd-in fact
few have ever adorned the Christian church
more than dad this piou, mas
LSs,bu'g Uaskingfonisa
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THE MARKETS.
BALTIMoRg MARKET,
For ts weak s'.diay Friday srsnias, Vie. 2

For tss ~ssk e'.d,ay Friday srsning. Vie. ~
FLOUR The sales frotn stores have been
pretty uniform OF 50 IS Some holders, how
ever, rei'i>s To sell for less than SO. The
wagon p'iee ~ - SO City Miiis 81 50.
S,6iO barrels VI nour were inspected dur.
ins the week.
RYE FLOUR II 10 the early part OF the
week Rye lour sas sold AZ Sc 50. u ), nov
wanted At SC rs.
WHE>T-fesierdsya sac Of prime red
was made At - 10. aud to-day . sale Was
made at S2.O5, std smother, Of good red. o.,
S2Oi. We quote Md. wt.iie wheat, at 81 Us
SAILS.
CORN New Corn. suitable Tor shipping,
sells AT S5a9l cents. for white, and at yIs93
cents for Yellow. weqrote old white To day
at about 9S cent?. aud old yellow at % 100
cents sale Of old Virginia mixed, to-day
cold al IS cents
RYE. Yesterday q limited parcel OF ro-
reign was sold at 1924 cts. To-day prices
are shade lower. and We quote domestic al
10 TO i!2i cents.
OATS They are now scarce, and worth
81 to "a cenIs
CLOvEE-SEED. The transactions and re-
ceip,s are both Isnt. We continue our quota
ton, from wagons stS6. and the store price
at sc I2i s IS.
PLiSrER.-Ssles Of several hundred ton.
nj ~ % pert n, mostly stthe latter rate.
BUTTER still comes ia freely. and sells at
to " cents for good No. 10 J, for ship
ping.
WiiisKEY.-Ssiesa are now making at ~
cents. The price OF barrels, from stores, il
W 10 ~ cent.-scsrce. From wagons, 81
Gents. exclusive Of the barrel
CATTLE The supply Of Beef on the hoof
has f'.len "f this week, and prices have adj
'sneed 4 shade. We quote to-day at TO 81
according To quality.
LIVE HOGS have come in more freely,
and upwards Of 100 were sold at an average
Of So 25. We quote to-day at S. IS to 6 so.
baltimore american.
ALEXANDRIA. Nov. 25.
FLOUR we continue our quotation from
Wagons 80 %. Sales Of King street, from
stores. at 50 ~
Wheat ~; Corn 90 u IS; Rye 95 to sc;
Plaster, retail, per ton, s. so. ;Ga:.Es
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
ITO rhqi Sa,. .,,, mu,, &c. conn. =,

CATAcoNBs OF EGYPr.-These de.
pos'iories of Egypt's embalmed dead
are OF immense extent. and are suppos.
ed by Mr.. Buckingham 70 contain
more bodies than there are people now
living on the globe. These mummies
arc now wholly destitute Of any ami.
NAL matter. II has ell changed into a
resinous substance. or decayed-They
are taken from the caiacomb to be ex.
ported. and to be used for fuel. The
finest are exported whole a. objects Of
curiosity Tor muscums.-Cerlain parts.
as the inside Of the head and chest. are
sold rs drug, and the back bone is
ground into powder for a paint which
Is highly priced by artists.
" Y. Transcript.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
NOtftts.

kEJSThe Rev. WV. MeKGSSGY. general
agent OF the Virginia Bible Society. respect
'u'iy announces his intention. by Divine per-
mission. To preseh 10 the Presbyterian Church
~ 'h'r''''"wn' on sunday the 10Th necsm-
her next. az ~ o'cioek, 4 NJ And should
The weather snd other ci,cumsianee. be- n.
Vofahls on SUNDAY. The 18th, at shephsTd,-
town. morning sid evening
7 = There wili be preaching IT The house
.d Mr Henry Rowland. at Ksbletown, on
sunday next nj 9o'rloek, by q Minister 81 the
Oukefd persussion. Nov. 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
VAENNN T0TIENDo

'HE subscriber has rented this establish
= ment Of rhonPsons Depot. on the Win
chester aud Harper~Fsrry itRosd, siz
miles vest OF Charlestown, add sixteen niiss
ssst oi Winehester. where 10 IL prepared Va
accom- modats trsvellsrs aud othsrs who Day
favor him with call. His stable will Be
supplied with good hsy. oats and corn, and
hts bar Furnished With good liquors Gen.
usssn In the nsiyhborhood can DO furaish-
ed Nth good Oysters Of any time, By giving
. shor, notice. lie will ensure good order
in hrs house, and be thsnkful for . share Of
public Patroo,sel
The House 10 Immediately on The road
froaa Bst,isiown To SmitLhsld snd Martins
burg. and siso on the Stage road from Hsr.
per,-ferry and Charisstown TO Wine hester,
30 that Psrsons travelling BY railroad or
otherwi,e. on either Of these routes, can re-
ceivs recommendation f desired.
wM. r. FLOOD. Jr.
Nov. 30. ls17.-at.
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ox.A8STOAr sunrTwAn

0LAgoI0AL SEMINARY.
"hE Trustees OF hi. Ia.,itsi,o. r.,p~et-
u fully ssfoso the ish.bstanls Of Jedsr-
zoe county, sad tho pubiie generally. th.t
% eoos<qssaes of IN srrsnx.us., Iatst,
es7s Tor ths psrposs of s.l.rE,eg i'll sphere
o. ussfnissss. Ar. Jvss > SASsons, tau.
tssehsr 81 hashsnst'os an Baltimore Col.
ssse, val. q NE eommsncsment OF nsxt
Urn. January 18th. become associated. Ia
tns esttss Of instruet,oo, with the t,s..-ni
rssehsr, Mr.. Jsssru Boypss. s.d mat tue
course vii % 90 srrsoxed ., to,ineiuos DOT
oaiy Thorough preparatory -du-,tion. but
ne ssajy OF the Latin and 0rv.k CI.,.i>.
ase especially OF the higher Mathematics,
.Hd Nstsral PHILOSOPHY, u an ekIeui neat
oausI W ~hat 70 gsosraily acquired an any
81 our Colleges.
nssiish Dsp.rsas~.L-
orshogrAphy, Re,dias. writ,ax. English
i.st,s.
Preparatory Studies j., siniss,sa to IL Coll.
Cesrs, o. TO any r vsr C.Lssss-
Cis'slsnd's first L<ssobs. Lsi,u Re sd.r
mrs. aud second parts, CoroelIu, Nsp.,. v r.,
honr, Cesar, Tie Ess,d, C,oero. rx.r-
eises % Latin Phrase Book aud LIiin Tutor.
Epitene or creek Grammar. Fnse. Greek
Grsmmar and Exsre,,s,, Grec. Minor.
Greek Reader, -Four Gospel, Of the Greek
Testament. Algebra end GsomeIry
C0iLgia:s Cevx--
Saiust, Ivy, Horace, Georges, Cicero
Dc onie's, dc Ssnsetuts. and do AnIoitIs,
Cicero de Orator., Tacitu., Romon Ant,a,i.
ties, xenoPhon, CrEea Ma jpra, Homer, Al
s-ora, Geometry, Trisonometry. Men,ura-
ton, Navigation, Surveying, tiSil k.nk nssr-
'og. Come Sections, An.iyt,cai THsonome-
Try, Classical Geography, Trsn,lstion, Ing
lish Composition and Defamation.
Tuition IN tho EusLsh De-
parliament. $40 per snnun,
Do. do. Preparatory
Department., 33i
Do. do. Collegiate
Department., 80
Surveying and Civil Engineer
ing. 33i
u !, confidently believed. that the united
EFFORTS OF two Bsnt.snen, we'll qualified nv
educstion. talents. snd experience, 10 De
sminsntiy useful as tesehsrs, will render
this Institution worthy Of q liberal share Of
public patronage.
Conditions Of admis,ion are. n moral char
aeter. and = continuance In the INSTITUTE IN
OF months in the Preparatory Course, and
one year in the Collegiate.
Good board can DC had for Ssj per snnum
The heaithiness Of the situation 10 unsur-
passed.
?. S.-For further information, apply to
the Instructors, or the Trustees Of tho Sc
minsry.
S. J. CRAMER. P,e,ii,ni.
AND; KENNEDY, Seer.
b. { WASHINGTON,
J. Z. DAUGilERTY,
JOHN PETER.
WIN. =. LOCK.
!. X. DOUGLASS,
r r. BROWN,
AND; HUNTER,
ALEXANDER JONES,
y. w. LAKELAND,
MATTHEW RANSOM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
Nov. 80. 1877.

a BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR il IN.
N grantees oSnsinsat belonging 20 the hu.
man frame. tioS strangely the Ioss eft ehunge.
TIE eoa"'ensnes and Prrrnsiurrly brings on the
sPIrsTsnes OF oil age, which causes may TO Ts-
sb'i 81 being discovered, and sometimes even 10
Snh sot'r,y 10 avoid lie rsts sad sacrr, of their
nequs'"snnerI The rrmats,deF Of their lives .r-
eo1saanily apeas IN retirement L. sl,ott. TO,
even tie loss Of property ellis the generous thik
lng youth w'th that heavy sinking Eioom as dies
The Ioss ot his hair. To avert at these uopIr A.
ssni circumstances. OLDRIIJGES BALM or
COl.UMbiA stops the hair e. pni falling of OF,
Tie hTh splisstioR. sad Kew botiIrs Tessos., A.
sgAin. likS~iSs produces ~ brows aud ~h,,-
kers' prevents the hair from turning grey rakr
'I curl beautifully. s0d frvrs u frum SsuTf. 30.
in-rous OsriIhss,,s Of tie frat rvspeSt-b,li,y ia
shpI'oVt Of the VIRTUES of Oidridss's Balm, are
sh"~" ~ the psovTistorH, CgIts-d the lOllov.
ing
Robert whsrton. ESq late MAYOR az Pills
dslPh'a, hes certified. = may Dc sxrn h. Low. q
the hish shsrsstrF az the follovinE ErHtlr,neH
The undersigned 10 hereby sed,b that 90
have used the BALM of COIun5is discovered b,
. OdridRr, add have fou"d q b., .ily So ,ice.Lir
hot ohiy - prrvcUtIye against the falling oT Of
hair. bot slso = scrtsia rrstor-tive
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liUGH hrCCHDY AS. south al :,
JOHN GARD. Jr tIs Aseh-a
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wiEs. my not siSsys experience ts trsturlti,e
qusitirs. yet oil ecTt-i"Iy rsisc is y,fIa,s 80
the ssiims'on e the plbiie. Shcn q 10 kuo.n
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years Of sgr. sHd the others not lees ti.sn 81.
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CITY ~ Philt-.irlphis
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~ Phil-d,lphis, A. hsrsby rert,fy tha, sm = I'll
ssqps'uis'i eth Mstssrs. J. y lsEIs. John
fusey, ssd HuEh NctuFdy. shss names arc
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gesr Asidsu i.-ae, ons dosr b To- Pc-ft-sisrst
st,i ~ ADAM YOUNC H.
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CoHseiSHes Of Hsgd aad Usa,i.-
There - conscience Of the heal q,
we'll a' n TIE heart. and IN old aye We
feel a. much rsmor,e n sc have wasted
our natural talents. IS " We have per.
veried our natural virtues. The pro.
found and exuliaht satisfaction With
which a nan Who feels that be has not
lived IN vain-ibst be has eniailsd on
ihe world hair.loom Of instruction NJ
dehghi--looks hack upon departed
struggles. u one Of the happiesi sao.
iionf Of which the conscience can b.
capable.