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lfNe'
YoRK County, Pa Sept. ], 1888.
Dear Sir have been informed Of your helping those
that troubled with Deafness and have, for fifteen
years past been less troubled with this affection
and by the information have Of your honor and good
sense put complete confidence in sending money to YOU
and expect not only answer, but help also.
have heretofore heard much about such man as yoe
but the person who had received any beneht
from your medical skill until Mr. John Chandler, one Of
neghbors after using remedy has got his hearing
again good and by him learning where you live
make bold in addressing You in hopes thai may receive
the same help, and get my hearing also, my neshbor
Chandler did
send Five dollars and be pleased to send the remedy
for two free OF postage as am told you sometimes
do for that sum- for poor neghbor Of mne and wish
you would do well 10 you have done 10 others.
Dotry your best and make me hear again, and all
have such great faith in what have heard
and seen.
Your friend and well wsher.
JTISSANY.
York County, State Of Pennsytvania.
To Dr. Green, Bethlehem, Pa.
H. b. Some folks in parts have had their eyesight
restored through the strengthening virtues of the same
remedy that restored the hearing of Joseph Chandler
This gives to additional hopes Of help. dec2l
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OLIVER TWIST, new part, this day received
~ Also the Sayings and Doings Of Samuel Slick, Sc
cond series.
Incidents OF Travel in Greece, Turkey, Russia, Po-
land Sc BY Stephens, author Of Arabia Petra, Egypt
&C., this day received, for sale by
aug % F. TAYLOR
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DoLITICAL NovEL-Clement Faconer, Me
i moirs Of aYoung Wing, is just published, and thi
day received, for sale by
aug lS r, TAfLof.
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T YELL'S GEOLOGY,a edition, in two large
IL octave volumes, filled with maps and engravings, is
just received price S. For sale by
iuIy IL F. TAYLOR.
NEW BOOKS-School of the Gunner, translated
~ from French work Artillery, by Arcuarius.
Browns Conchologists Text Book with several hun.
dred engravings.
Parker's Journal Of an Exploring Tour beyond the
Rocky Mountains, with map Of Oregon Territory.
Carver's Travels, a edition. 1898.
Philosophy Of Common Sense, by Matthew Carey.
Spirit Of Prayer, by Hannah More.
Oxford Drawing Book.
Dolbears Intellectual Writing Lessons; together with
other books both English and American, are this day
received, for sale by
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rORDON'S DIGEST Of the Laws Of the United
VI States with an abstract Of the Judicial decisions
ntng to the Constitutional and Statutory Law An adj
dtonal supply Of this lately published work is this day
received, for sale by
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wAvERLY CIRCULATING LIBRARY

wAVERLY CIRCULATING LIBRARY
IMMEDIATELY East of Gadsby's Hotel Pennsylva-
i mia Avenue-is regularly supplied with a Number Of
copies Of epsry ,pork Immediately upon publication
ADDITIONS DURING THE LAST TWO WEEKS.
The Arethusa Naval Story, volsErnest Maltravers,
by Bulwer, vols-Davis Life Of Burr, second voThe
Good Fellow, novel, translated from the French-Ban.
crofts History Of the u S. vols octavofourh vol of
the Pickwick Cub-Lockhart's Life of Scott Pencil
Sketches, by Miss Leslie seres-The Scourge of
the Ocean, novel, by Officer Of the U. s. Navy
The Hawk Chief, novel, by Irving, 2 vols-Rory o.
More, an Irish novel; by Lover, 2 vols-Pc Mic Stories
and Legends Of Ireland 2volslate numbers Of the Mag
azines, Reviews, &c.
TERMs--Five dollars per annum, or dollar for
single month.
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HARD or HEARING.

MR. PRINT Err Whatever has tendency TO lessen
lNl the Of human misery, ought be published and
made known the distressed and TO the sck-ETtraef
from Dr. Fiankiins porks
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yH7ALTER SCOTS COMPLETE WORKS. in

WALTER SCOTS COMPLETE WORKS. in
wv seven large volumes, four Of which contain all his
novels together, with his tales from the Souvenirs and
Reviews; the other volumes containing all his Poems
all his Histories his Tales OF Grandfather, IN series
the Minstrelsy Of the Scottish Border; Border Antique
ties; Demonology; Sermons; Pauls Letters; History
of Scotland; Life Of Napoleon Life of Swift; Life Of
DRYDEN; Lives Of the Noyests and very many other
Of his minor works. pamphlets, and articles from the
gaines not contained in other edition. Strongly
bound in cloth, and embelished with beautiful por
traits Just received, for sale by F. TAYLOR Price ST.
m y26
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ID ELIGlOUS SOUVENIR-F TAYLOR has just
N received n supply Of the above well known book of
different years, richly bound and gilt and in the same
style in all respects that in which they originally
published at 50 per copy Present price 81 rs copy
Only a few copies received. aug III
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LNRENCH LESSONS.--Mo ABADlE, pupil Of
Il the Normal School in Paris has the honor to inform
the Ladies and Gentlemen in this city, Georgetown and
ALEXANDRIA, that he continues give lessons in his ow
native language at his rooms or in private families
academies moderate price, which will be reduced 10
those formed in classes, according to the number.
Evening school will be open from till 7, and from
till 10 o'clock, p. NJ
Apply at Dr. Watkins, ofS IL street and Penn
syvania Avenue, Fossets, lately Mrs. Leoumo's,
opposite Gadsbys Hotel
Abade's French Grammar and Course Of French Ii
terature for sale in all the book in this city
aug 22-gawtf
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NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW. TAYLOR
~ receives subscriptions for this Magazine which is
delivered in this city without charge, or forwarded
through the post Office to any part Of the u States Sub
scription price rs per annum. -, aug II
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DoLLINs' ANCIENT HIsToRY-Ch eap-Com-
II plee in eight Volumes very handsomely full bound
in red leather Price 80 IS.
iuly " f. TAYLOR.
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bride AND PREJUDlCE-All the novels Of Mis-,
i Austin complete in one volume Is Just published
and this day received, for sale by +. TAYLOR
Also, Nicholas Nckleby part 1. and the American Jour
nal Of Medical Sciences for August, 1888. auglS
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ENCYCLOPEDIA AMERICANA.--Cheap--
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iuiy ls F.TAYLOR.
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THE DESERTED BRIDE and other Poems by
i George p Morris Just received and for sale by
+. TAYLOR.
Also, few copies of "The New York Book" of ele-
CANT Poetry. july ls
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TIoMEWARD BOUND, new novel, by Cooper,
IL will be received this day, for sale by F. TAYLOR
for circulation among the subscribers TO the Wavery
Circulating Library aug4
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ONE THOUSAND FOSTERS COPY BOOKS
~ arc this day received from the publishers and will be
sold TO teachers or to those who buy TO sell again, the
publishers lowest wholesale prices. Apply 10
june % +. TAYLOR
TIE TOCoUEyILLE'S DEMOCRACY IN AMERI-
~ CA An additional supply Just received by
july4 !, TAYLOR
Sc TINE LOVE CHASE" Knowles new drama Of
i "Thc Love Chase as performed by Miss Tree,
is Just received, for sale by
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TIME NARRATIVE OFARTHUR GORDON PYM,
of Nantucket, comprising the details Of the Mutiny
on the American brig Grampus in June 1927, together
with the adventures and discoveries high South lat
udes which that calamity gave rise; vol just pub
lsh-d is this day received, for sale by F. Taylor,
or for circulation among the subscribers to the Wavery
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/ DRooKMAN'S LONDON DRAWING PENCILS:
ID +. Taylor, has this day received small supply OF
the above which are known 10 be genuine, and viii be
chasers Il thew do not give satisfac,on very limited
number Of each letter is received graduated to every de-
gree of hardness and shade.
Also, Whatman's English Emperor Drawing Paper,
double the size Of the Antiquarian. ,
French Fancy Paper the genuine "Papier Vegetable
Of an unusually large size.
English aud German Mathematical Instruments IN
cases and separately, the best.
English Water Colofs, Reeves London Drawing Pen
ellis.
bewsll,s Liverpool Drawing Pencils.
English Antiquarian, and other Drawing Papers and
every other article Of the kind together with the best COB
lection of works on Drawing, Engineering, Mathematics
Mechanics and other branches of the arts and sciences
for sale in the United States imported by the ADVERTISER
and for sale in all cases al the lowest prices.
Books and other articles imported 20 order,
r. TAYLOR, Bookseller,
Immediately east Of Gadsbys Hotel.
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DETER PARLEY'S CYCLoPEDIA OF BOTA-
i NY, Just published, (ls3s) is this day received for
sale by F. TAYLOR, who has hand large and valua-
bic collection of various botanical works. all at the lowest
prices. aug4
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nEWEY'S SERMONS.-Moral Views of Com
IL merce, Society and Politics, in twelve discourses,
by Rev. Orville Dewey, / volume.
Eighteen Discourses various Subjects by the Rev.
Orville Dewey volume just published and this day
received, for sale by
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
THE UNION.

Within a few days past the Capitol
al Washington has pTesentCd--wc will
not say an alarming, but a most unusual
scene. a considerable potion OF the
members Of the House Of Representa-
lives m private room, apart from the
national assembly, discussing bat -
DISSOLUTION or THE UNioN -
shame shame on thc man who would
entertain such a thought for moment
" bat, dissolve the mon OF these
States Tear down the glorious starry
lag, which despite the battle and the
breeze, hes borne the glory and the
triumph Of this republic 20 the farthcft
ends 81 earth and ocean Never T.
there az American mind capable ufap-
fTccIaiing the blessing Of the Govern
mcnt under which We liyc-an Amcri-
can heart alive 10 ihr honor Ofthe name
$50 bcar-Ms FIRE.. bot burns With in
disuation az The thought We say. We
90 not hesitate 81 Soy II, and wr speak
% calmly the wretch "A no would Sc
riausiy deliberate upon tie dissolution
oi TIE bnio0-tbc de gtruciion Of this
great sod glorious Bation---thiB nation.
.0r ihe nicfy ol which a dcep anxiety
r i,t in cyerl quarter IT The civilized
globe hIch - looked up 10 by etefy
nrl, 90 ibc last hope ol freedom
and uhi,b ait fal. vtll again cover
tle lcsnnlea Ut carth Uiib he dreadful
,i'nn NJ iyDnuy and slavery deserves
o. te inundated sa itai,or % the hap
m0sss ri mankind. and q Zoe o. the
Greatness and fame 81 his country.
Sc So not pretend 90 condemn this
section 80 tha' socGun We afe not
taking uirs With either the. North or
ths South Uo condemn the North flr
o. N1rtoi consideration. We condemn
tbe South for ita r.incss Wo arc
uuail'ing 90 1y with the South. pet
r.n .hai r.t Or received l-r Uo hold
u uEh' e freeman 90 PETITION n.
nrrfi ihr taft valuable a fce-
maa putLfg,s We arc equally 700
shilling O.. 1t efl thc North. dirpes
sfst OBJ. People &C lhe south q their
property, because they DO NOT sgItc
18th us CO.'S ihs subject n negro scryi
iudr Between these extremes 49,
stand and planning ourselves upon p
hrn ani RATIONAL lgBndsti0n, We ssy,
OuI touniry--Our County, right 90
wrong DisgFace end punishbeni %
che truii1rs uho would ishmplo ia tho
iusi lhe glorious banner under which
1w frradI and fathers fought and Died
20 win the c'imptls blessing uhich
n1u srr opss. The lsy. ~ lho mLlem
ri ibis Union shali. wilh the blessings
ai fr0,iirnco, Wavo over ouF happy
rrpuI1ir GO aEss yetio come for ages
aief iha polite b dcspssaioes who now
larr o. tu gFest iis drF SUTTON have slrk
into metric conifmpt and obfu0n
tekt.H Hsf,astra Reese
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ChnrIealo,gM CIrcMInflMg
IBALs.AGs q


FHViiE undcrsiyro5 propose tl establish In
n Charlcsi0wn. and n condii~t upon %.
5sral pfineipics, a CIRCULATING
LIBRARY embracing a iar.c variety
% TIE standard ard popular Hicrst1rc cftbc
.rsiish langn go
Their collection. g. Commence with. con-
.1fns upNarda 1f Doe ib0us1nd tollmts. aic-
ny, sCicut.H. sfi religious. of tir .afrsI
.sd hc-i caitioa7 o. 100 uust pact. rcc.al.
purchased boz Taieiciphl1 Ta r4rE
.rg uIn 1td from tr. o. fiue ss OFF,, r..
fpuss my b. enr9Ufa4e3, 90 J1c rta
....r1t.prs rf merit ehfcl may hrrclr.
oiber esod1rd works ooi yet procured.
i..y $3.50 I-rlt. .ll. l-1t ri .as
'.eas, ErglFh ADD American. with Other
valuable perioiicals
Printsd Catsloruet. with ihc terms end o..
E1is'.ons, VII bo prepared end furnished %
tle aIascrDrr the regulations wiii bo
adapted. io zoe -imosi extonl possible, 90
serve te coIfsr.... lfulo subscribers, --anI
f'c qroFr-rtrrr setirriiy thai noHc
'iay fllsrfilc, ab8 wli not -onsi1or lhcm.
selves 'ofni DO honor, 90 compiy uiih tic
rcr.'4tars
NC Library uill be opened 9n Saturday,
.19 tIh instant. at nf etuths eirfe. ~
dcf ihc charge OF SIR Herry Btafi. Libra-
f'ah. ANDREW HUNTER.
JOHN J. &C. STHAfTfI
Jon. Dc Ts7s
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dcrsiand. very respcclably connected,
ard who has en- interesting wife and
family. excited no little attention
The court room was very well filed
with spectators who attended during
the whole Of Tuesday and "wednesday
On Thursday the prisoner was brought
up with several Others who had been
convicted during the present term, 20
receive the sentence Of the Court
On being asked the usual question, II
he had any thing TO say why sentence
should not be pronounced upon hum, the
prisoner, who is q wcll-locking Young
man, Of gen,ccl appearance and con.
siderable talents. addressed the Court
for abou, fifteen minutes IN very hu-
ent aud touching manner. lie lament
cd his unfortunate and unhappy situa-
ton; chiefly on account of the distress
which /, would entail upon bis aged
father, his wife, and children. He &C
knowlcdged himself TO be very culpa-
bic in going 20 the faro table. and A..
tubuied his present misfortune 90 that
cause, but he protested that he vas m
noccnt OF the crime of which he had
been convicted, snd charged the ma
gistratc by whom be had been exanin-
cd and committed for trial. with having
testified falsely against him. In the
course Of the prisoners address TO the
Court, he was very much affected. and
moved the feelings Of those who heard
him, in no slight degree. When he
had finished his address, the Court sen
fenced him
On the frs, indictment, TO suffer one
weeks imprisonment in the county
Jail, and pay fine OF one dollar.
On the second indictment, 10 suffer
two years imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary, commencing on the 9th Of
January, l~,I>.
On the third indictment. 20 suffer tgyo
year, imprisonment IN thc pcnitentio-
ry, commencing on the 9Th Of Janua-
~, 1910.
On the fourth indictment. 20 suffer
three years imprisonment in the pcni-
Tertiary, commencing with the 9th
January, 1872. Making, in all seven
years confnement.-r Nat. Int.
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Tsla SEAs Ti.a.lDTNtl.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON

\ Erest uc,urs g ihc Citizens al Hamilton
County, O'in, rienfiy 20 d.c nomination of
Wtllu,v litsHr li,unisuS % ll,r PRESIDENCY,
vss held 10 Cireinrali. on ,he J''l iaa : long
string ol r,solu'iou, 40, adopted a., character
of shieh may b. iufrrrrd rloru fhs f.uouirs-
the i., iih anI su, or ibe series
J. Resetrf That uc. The le,-hbo.
Of WmiiA,i HcAuy HAnusox. DO no.
inmate him a. OUT caudtIaic ol The
Presidency Of The approaching election.
pledging Ourselves 20 hls ppport end
DO respectfully, but earnestly recon.
mend him as such 90 tho favorable cen
sider1tion II our fcllow-cilizens Of the
several States Of tho mon.
Resohrd. That IN fines like the
present. when vual interests are a.
stake IN the result II bchoovcs tie
People 90 do tbc,r own nominating, a.
well as their own v1iiug. Dad uui waii
ior thc diciatiln either OF pre- sos poll.
tcians, OF icslsliiiye bodice
.. Rrs.hei Tho, vo feel bound in
honor b. rrdecm ihc pledge. given %
iho iJrninltt.u 90 ihr contest 90 The
hliof i-3G ilat Gen ilsarmoy h9oli
have an opportunity of measuring
strength with be present incumbent OF
che Executive chair p pledge which
was sponianraIsIy made under a
strong conviction ihat iho influence Of
bis name atthc Gfsl Trial II bis strength
bad taken ul 90 zoe very verge 81 VIC
tory, and that the result of The contest
clearly proved shat BE- was TIE iayorile
Of tie People Wo have neither seen
nor heard any thing which ought 90
postpone Do cl5ims a. tho,c ID any
Other candidate and vc unheuiaiIngly
alHrm Dot after iho influence of he
lapomily hal hskrn ibe union oi our
political afGonrntr and brought tbcm
tg thou. i1 oHr ode. we should hr
anrafafai ia Cot hm ajnn aul trans.
90 lhr aH fi1 contest uasi1ed bY
h rfr. aFHOr fo ite rr1rf
1r 'h.
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THoNts j. DODD
iIarper' Ferry, Jan. IS, isss.-et
REHRfnrf9
EDUSATTcN.

81 BT'icoltf's Es'sfass sseas-rsSrssf srhosS,
n Under the direction Of aba e Sisters Of
d Charity" was opened CA Munday TIC
-th Jan. liust) FOR DAY sch~iars re- othcr
charge will be made than s. onnualiy. fof
hrcwood, payable always IN advance; ana
l23 cents per month Tor the e., Of pens, ink
&c. Any further contribution 90 toe sun
port Of the ladies who propc 20 devote
their time and s,icniiuu 10 this object VIII
be left 70 tro generosity Of parrots and the
public % large. Borders will ue CHARGED
$50 Ter auoum payable srmraunuaily be-
advance. No dftrnciion will BE- made on
account Of religion, but good blh Jour and
PuHeiuai Attendance 90 school hour vii bo
reqnirodof pll who wish e. avaH themselves
IT lho Opportunity Of slucafion Pre- sratri by
this Institution For a1mis'ion, apply Co nc
.uhscriber
HCHiHD vHELAN.
Mariiushutg Jan II l-3s Ut.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01
NO. 4.
November elections Tor example. Now YorI
herself - Bfh. Pai.
Froa, 'Ac RiekEoa@ EH5virrr

November eicctiOns--for example, Now FORK
herself - Bsh. Pai.
Ffoa, ,ss Riehsoal EH7virrr
We have examined the present sab Trcs-
suty Bill u - stronger 9easute than ihe
bill Of The extra session 10 speeding hr
Calhoun's principles over siT year- instead Of
four, IL !, 50 far miidUr IN easing Oh The banks
Ia permitting payments OF Washington. and
F issuing certificates % bc received for the pub
lac lands, Il softens the rcquIstioDs Of The spe-
Gle circular. hot Il embraces thc feature OF
/ Recfircri- Gri.srli which was not luuud IN tho
former bill. This - an important innovation
k In our system of finance. u Introduce, neS
class OF officers. for J-esaria< the custom.
distInet from the officers Of eaiisetioH. We
fear this would &c Only the entering weds"
u Is She mustard seed. as Mr.. Riyes called tho
former bill. u has already expanded from
Collectors 10 Receiver, and who shall say
that Il shall not further expand from fouT Rc-
eevers 20 twenty or GNy' Ia fact. Sho shalt
stop the augmentation Of taN-fecenCT. under
The naturalization of some future ambitious
President " Boston, md New- York, and
Charleston, and ~ Louis, are 90 be honorcd
With a Receiver General. why may not Phi
iaielphis, and baltimore. aud Portland aud
other commcEciai towns. claim, al no distant
day. similar distinction This Dili also pro
viJes for similar set Of Bank Commission
err, 20 travel through the country O. Inspect
the condition 81 the banks. which the former
bill directed TO De appointed
After this comparative view OF tho two
bills, Why should C add, that a. could
not support the Grst, va cannot. OF course,
support the Taste Must We 20 over tie ground
Nc took before Must VIC enumerais the Oh
joctIons with which We have 90 frequently
bored uc public
This hii increases the Executive patronage
~ the appointment Of Receiver, General.
Bank Missionaries, and by placing the Pubila
funds more Immediately under tho control Of
officers appointed by and remoNa able BY tho
President
Il makes those fund. more insecure than
they would De IA the Banks, subject 81 tho
dTagt % the Treasurer Of the United states
With ell the checks of the Treasury Depart
mcnt
u distinguishes the money of the country
from that u the Government, by refusing.
after the expiration Of SIX years, 10 receive
any thing bat hard money or Government "a
Vcr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

4 Csc IN Poiuf THE Louisville Journal
oi late day says; The Government demands
specie and specie alonr for all is tees OF thou.
sands q debts Now, u some millionaire,
some man u immense fortune. with number
lees large debts jne 20 him throughout the
community, were TO demand their liquidation
90 specie, would be- not be loaded With curses
and banrhe1 from aocieiy And ought not a
Government, guilty 81 the Same oppressive
course Of conduct, 10 be visited with tie Peo-
ples hbscs and ekccratious'"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

Circuit Courf Basiiaoi0a Cift -
The criminal trials Were resumed on
Monday last, when the grand and petit
jurios were again IN attendance On
Tuesday and Wednrsdsy came on ihe
iFisl Of ~ g. Noble. late Of Baltimore
DO was indicted ior having in his roe.
scssion blank notes ~ The Bank 81 ibo
United Siatss and l1 passing counter
fest notes of ihc value of q lO each. "A
ihe Bank Of lbc United States. o. ihe
city nf Washington The prisoner sa'
tried Dn four ,eparsie Indictment and
iound 4ihy upon 40 10 them noisifh
standing .rrF ahlc aHd calaa 1e
fence hv hi4 counsel Wc 81 T.
add R J Hcnt The tnal offhi a
fafiuH1ie vnune man Do ut er
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

Utiiira g. kti ig .N.a Eis 1irr
30 thou art Goi tos- si,ea
Amid De sighted halt.
imid ihc p-aiilL uiusic,
A0a gicrm,ur festival
Amri that vosii % faces,
OF safety ani ziyc.
Stih thou art not ior-utlcH.
star 81 uy GcmoTy.
tlerr, even here amoas lhcm.
N'tain n.y lonely heart.
There q = deep. devoted worlj
o. which they have ma part
lis there, on lovr' thou Request.
Th5i worli y al thine own,
Wy memury 4 thy sccr,rr.
Add nay fond heart Ny throuo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-02-01

Some Of tic Wig Presses arc profoundly
srIeved ~ the prospect of that bill Of abou,-
nation, dNoreing the people from their own
money, becoming a law through tho vote %
thc collar men ia Congress. Ifi them pass 70
The WhiEs have only TO do their utmost To
prevent 1t, but ~ ftsrg plI we say ict an
errn system Il ppiie pl,,R.isr take the place
Of a ss1d ono--lot tho people know the " orst
and they will take tho matter in hand
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