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YoRK CouxrY, Pa. Sept. !, isaa.

York COUNTY, Pa Sept. ], ls33.
Dear Sir have been informed Of your helping those
that were troubled with Deafness and as have, for fifteen
years past been less troubled with this aiciion
and by the information have OF your honor and good
sense puL complete confidence in sending money TO YOU
and expect not only an answer, but help also.
have heretofore heard much about such man as you,
but never saw the person Who had received any beneht
from yo,r medical skill until Mr. John Chandler, Of
our neghbors after using remedy has got his hearing
again as good ever and by him learning where you live
make bold in addressing you hopes that may receive
the help, and get my hearing also as my neishbor
Chandler did -
send Five dollars and be pleased TO send the remedy
FOR two persons OF postage as told you sometimes
do for that sum- one for poer neghbor OF mine and wish
yon would do as well to you have done TO others
Do-ty your best and make me hear again. as and all
our neghois have such great faith in what We have heard
Your friend and well wisheI
JTlSSANY.
III Go...t, Stnte nf P1nuanlrnilin.
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n r some folks in our parts have had their eyesight
restored through the strengthening virtues Of the
remedy that restored tie hearing OF Joseph Chandler
This gives to us additional hopes OF help, dec2l
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siEH Us art ltuSl EtHtTHl
Adams, John Quincy
Allston, Washington
Barber, Joseph
Barlow. joel
Benjamin, Park
Bogart, Elizabeth
Brainerd, John G. G.
Brooks, James G..
Bryant, William G.
Clark, Willis C..
Coffin, Robert ).
Dana, Richard II.
Doanc, George w.
Drake, Joseph r.
DIV light, Timothy
Ellet, Elizabeth F.
Ernbury, Emma G.
Everett. Edward
Fairfield, Sumner l..
Frenean, Philip
En1i..,ka. " ,ll,ne n
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49, " -
Gould, Hannah F.
Hallack, Fitz Greene
Harvey, John NJ.
Hlllhouse, John A.
Hoffman, Charles +.
Mellen, GrenvIlle
Neal, John ...
Peabody, y. w o.
Pcrcival, James G.
Pierpont, John
Pinckney, Edward c.
Prentice, George ID.
Rockwell, ]. O.
Sands. Robert c.
Sigoun sy, Lydia II.
Sprague. Charles
Sutermeis'er. J r.
Trumbull, John
Wetmorc, Prosper NJ.
Whittier, John @.
Willis, Nathaniel p.
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nF the December No, which will be issued on Tues
~ day the 18th inst This number closes the third vol
of this periodical. The LIST No. Of the 4th volume
will be ready for delivery on the lst January 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-28

AThe'pian Society, composed Of enterPris-
irI young gentlemen. has lately been forms d
IN this town. Their first performance took
place On Saturday evening, md was repeated
by request, on Monday evening. Although
very young ant inexperienced in matters pc r
iaining to the Drama, yet their performance.
have been highly eredIsbIe, and afforded
much pleasure aud satisfaction 10 their friends
Some OF the characters are sustained ia g
manner which would do credit 10 old ard ex-
Pereneed performers. Tho object Of the as
ISOLATION being Praisoworthy, the improve
ment Of the mind, these youthful actors de-
serve encouragement.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-28

The baltimore American Of T1e.day, state
Mat ca SUNDAY last, that city was visited by
one Of tie most 'iolen; thunder showers wit
messed there for many years. For some time
Tie rain fell IN deluge, and while il cleansed
The streets thoroughly, WAS the source OF
much ineumbraucs TO families in some part,
Of tic city, by llling their cellars with water.
Several houses were struck by lightning IN
different parts Of the city cas-, OF the Fails
but no personal injury wns sustained. and li,-
tie or no damage was done TO property.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-28

water until the humber made ten In the
other boa, sHoat there were slcven. While
they were msh,rg fruitie>s attempt 10 rail
tie en- all boat, the Pulaski went down with
dreadful crash IN about IS taiguIss after The
explosion
Both boats now ilsi>ted upon Mr.. HibSerl'.
dirsetins iher course 10 the shore, but Re re-
sisted Their "Reminiscences; replying that he
~oold not abandon Tho spot GulIl daylight -
Al about three O'Clock IN the morrirs. they
started in The m.ds, ~ tie Sauiug of tho
| hopeless. beings who usto floating around m
every direction, upon piece oi tbr wreck, 10
seek land. " h,ch was about tnftty miles d.,t1nt
After pUliing about IL honr.. the PERSONS ~
. Doth boats became tired. AMI insisted that Mr.
! iiiboerd should land, this he opposed, thnkiog
It safest 10 proceed along tie coast, md to en-
ter rome enc Of Il. rumercGs iaict,. bat ks
: was at length forced To- yield TO tho general
desire, AND 10 attempt a iabding vpoa the
beach. 4 little Past of stump inl.I lie al
vi'ed Mr.. Cooper IL ia " no had command
of The other boat, ard a couple ofladic.. with
two children Under his charge. 10 wait until
his boat had hrst landed. 10 srprehended
much danger ~ the attempt, ard should the,
! succeed, iteA night s'sist hlia sd the laiic>
and children. There we're el,,,n pcr.ons H.
the mates boat ths,Ing taken two black wo-
men from Nr. Cocpcf's) OF ihese two aa.-
'enEers, one cf the crew, srd the tao negro
women were jIoNneJ, snJ SIX gained ib.
! shore.
u Amer waiting for .isns'. which - re-.
cercd from the mate, Mr.. cooper AL h.,
comFaniou. lsuded no about three harr. .rer
the fret boat. ~ safety. The, ,tru proceed
81 shor, disinace scros. stump sound t.
Mr.. Reeds. of OD,'ov county. where they
remained from Friday evening uptl sunIa,
morning, ani Then started for Wilmington -
fhc mate ara two passengers reached hero
this morning 18th June) about O'Clock
Tbns have We hurriediy Sk.tchrd thr mos
painful catastrophe tha, has ever occurred
1,os the AmeTicsn coast IcuIh. a-e. nd
infancy have here been cut al ~ a .i7sf.
night. and found common death usl,r n q
same biiiow
Days. months years aud are, will circle
away.
Add still tho vast water, viii over them
roll"
We have never seen n DEEPER sensation
pervade our community than the reception, G
this intelligence has produced The p-ofoun,i
cst sympainy - engraved on every counie
, nance, snd oil wear the aspect u those snr
rowing f,r their own dead Wc lee! ...i.,,,
that all feel ar arN!ou, solici'gle 20 a.ley,.t,
; TIC distress of those uuf1r,rrst- .arvivcf
Who may come among us, oud vehicle, h.y,
already heen sent out "a brins them INTO o.,
Town. aud provI.ion made Tor tarlr fscr-,i.n
Mayor ". tLIuks the ladi-s' cali4 ,vcatdoy,i
IN mass, carrying Down m, lac.es. most 4.
whom he supposed had no; ri,cl from the II
berths.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-28

Tie wheat harvest. nov about 10 be
gathered, will probably be the most
abundant that has been produced for
many years. The writer OF this has
lltc!y been in some Of the best wheat
counties in Virgins aud Mary land, and
never witnessed a, any pcnod a more
cheering prospect. The farmers are
IN fac spniss. and every thing bodcs
an ample return flr their labors.
Richmond NIX
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-28

BORDER TROUBLEs.-A message from
the President OF United state, seat in TO Con.
gres'. GO Wednesday Last, slate. ,ha, the out.
RACES committed on the Steamboat SIR 10.
bert Peel under the British flag, within The
waters Of ihc United States, and on he steam
b1as Telegraph, urder the American ilog al
brook''lie, IN Upper Canada. have no, been
followed by any demand, by either Govern.
mont on the ether, for redress. These acts
have been, so far, treated on each side a.
criminal offences conni,led within The iuri,-
a'c"'H o. ''''nRai' son2eieni 10 enquire inio
TIE facts, and 10 punish the persons concerned
IN them inVe.Iisatiohs have been made
some Vi The Individuals neulpaiCd have been
arrested, and prosecutions arc 10 progress,
the result OF "iheh csnnot be doubted.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-28
rouarH or July azurruNa.

Ala meeting OF . number Of eilixens Of
chsrlsste~n and its vicinity, held at csrtsrs
Hotel. on Thursdsy evening the 2ist instant.
for the purpose OF making ,rrsnsenest, fer
the celebration Of the Anni,et,ar, Of Iudersn-
denee, Dr. LEVI C. CogDELI. va, appoint
cd Chairman, and WILLIAM L. WsRIuSsros
Secretary. GA molion, It VAS
R,,oiyed. That GroHor W. RAs.os. r,a
&c requested to deliver al Grafton, ard W.
c. W0KTn'Scr0s to read The Declaration Of
Independence.
On motion, IL was
R.'oIred, That the citizens Of town md
nsishS0rh0od be requested to Join in Bar.
oeeue, and ;hat The Chairman of this meetin:
10 appoint committee TO make arrange.
ment sui,,b.c 10 the occasion.
WhereuPon, the follow ing rer,on, u.r,
appointed said committee; Rieh'd Williams,
Samuel W. Lakeland. Thoms. RawIip.. C.
q. iIsrting, George ". Usmmord. rfsnei.
Yates. John Reed. G. ID. Moore. }. u
SiTsiih. w. G. Ferguson, q. ". Ssppinston
aud ~. y. Gallahcr.
On motion, IL wa,
R6'eirti, That The Chairman OF hi, meet
ing appoint committee TO prepare ,cas,s
The following persons were appointed sal,
committee, VIZ; :. J. Crsmer, A. Hunter. ]
J. Palmer, J. b stone, and w. c. worlL.ns
| ton.
R'''ir'd. Tha, the Secretary inform Mr
/ Ransom Of the wIshe, Of thi, meetinr M,
request la. compliance herewith
| Ee'o'rsd, That proceeding, of This meet
ing be published in the next Frse Press
l.. c. CoRDELL. Chai,,nan.
W. c. WoHrnISeroS, See'y
6TsMr. RiSsos has acceded 10 the renue.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-28

splendid entertainment wa. given n row
da!'sinee. at Newport, b. Prince &c Joan, lie,
son Of the King Of France on board the
French ship of the line lrNoulE. More ths On
200 ladies and gentlemen OF New York at.
'eoded, at M expense OF "a. eco 10 the Prince
The entertainments consisted Of ball and
supper, preceded by faG display Of nautical
eyoiutiuu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-28

MIR. WOODBURY. WHO have sny ia
'efe'' IN tie hnanees Of he country Csays the
Baltimore Chrcni-le} will regret 10 learn tha,
MIR woodbury. Las positively prcImrD to &C
eePt The jG3SeshiP offered han IN New lamp
SHIRE. This determination, wLil-t /, viii cause
regret among oil oonsidcTs;c mcn la the
country, las given no little trouble 10 Li. par.
" at home. The Judge,hiP, which he refu,-
ed IS PRIZE many Ct them arc struggling TO
osia.n, and IA their struggles, 1t i, .a.d. III.
harmony Of the pnf,s Is fearfully disturbed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-28

Crnio'irT. There - NOW at tic Daza.r.
IA Dock below second street, a we'll formed
morse without single hair upon his kin. lie
VII tie exhibited ior few days, aud may be
Iesafd'd az one Of tho most cuiious OF ma
lures ireaLs--P hilad,iIh ia Gs=sge.
greater curiosity than the above may be
seen in tie Vicinity Of this town. 4 horse,
which nature, in one OF her freaks, ha. de.
ri.Ned Of both .Lin aud hair.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-28

The following - too good to be lost.
The lady Of a member OF Congress. " no
had spent the winter al Washington
recently returned home Her husband
not hearing from her Tor several day,
gently chitcd her her silence. The
next mail brought him a letter SAVING
he had written him before. bat u1C-,.
innaicly, Ike tho Sub.Trsasurv hll.
her letter happened o. be hm on NE
fq5is instead Of being sent 90 The post
office. She hoped this explanation
would be satlsflcirry bot even II Il
were not, she rresumcd she should
hear no more about a. Cor she learned
whist attending the proceedings Of
Congress that when sny matter was
laid on he TITLE u was no longer rgen
10 dejsis. - MIdis9nian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-28

IN .irUiy # Psn'isntrs. From document
communicated TO the House Of Representa-
tivc' on Friday, it appears tia, the number
OF pensioners on the roll, Of the severslpen-
'.on agencies OF the United State. a, This time
/. n. fjilow,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-28

EscAPr.--JoHy y. Iftvornsov " no
was confined IN Washington CITY jail
charged with pasHnga forged Treasury
note 10 the Farmers = Planters Bank OF
Baltimore broke oct Of prison on Wed.
nesday. lie broke through The wall o.
ht' cell which vas not contracted Of
SOLID. bot of loose stones. hardly &C..
menied together eth mortar. Having
made hIs way into the prison yard be
1'eehded the outer wall and made Sc
cure bis escape. In tbs cell were
found several aogers. which he used 10
make bis way through The wall. The
District Marshal has offered reward
Of 900 fof bm apprehension
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-28

NonEtr HAng. scientific gentleman Of
PhiladsiPhia, makes tho following remark,
an recent letter
], appears 10 me that the great evil
under which our country now suffers
IS the want OF universally current
medium Of commercial exchange. or
10 other words. Of money which will
pass every where. so tina, there NAV
DC GO loss in renting 1t from ono part
OF the Union 10 another. As an indis-
pcnsablc means OF obtaining thi, ob.
lcctih resumption OF specie payments
Throughout, the United States Is a con.
summation devoutly 10 be wished."-
Bot aIreelbly TO my view Of The case.
Il would be as reasonable 10 expect an
Atlantic tide 10 affect the level Of the
waters in oar lakes as that an influx Of
hard money into our principal seaports
should raj the value Of the currency
10 The remote parts q our country 10 a
level with specie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-28
NEW CABINET APPOINTMENT.

II is now confidently asserted and
believed, hatJAMEs X. PAULUIxG has
been appointed Secretary Of the Navy.
vice MAnLoS DICKINSON, superseded.
This appointment has created sur
prise, and will not. perhaps. be very
acceptable TO the party. We are, how.
ever, disposed to think favofably Of it.
Mr. PAuLDISC Is a maf Of talents, and
has some knowledge Of the Concerns
Of the Navy-having been. for many
years. Secretary OF the Navy Board.
and subsequently Navy Agent a, New
York. lie ~, moreover. a gentleman.
IN the best sense Of the word, and an
ardent friend Of the important branch
Of the national service. over which lie
IS called 10 preSIde--a recommendation
possessed by none OF bis predecessor
for the last nine years. lie will find
the Navy IN a state Of confusion, and
decentralization. az tie French saw.
wbich will require the exercise of all
his talents, energy, Grmness and deci.
s'on. lie has now an opportunity OF
Winning an abiding cputaiion;-for he
who viii feinsiate the Navy in the
good opinion OF the Nation. and re-es.
iablIsh ITS efficiency, Will cn,it!c him.
sell 10 the gratitude and admiration OF
his country men.
But, whatever may be the character
OF ass successor, sc ielicitaie the Navy
and the Country and We might saw
the party 20 winch b. bcloucs-rp0n
the retirement OF Mr. Secretary Dies.
rnsoS. Without political influence.
OF no value asa cabinet councillor. and
nsiofiously and confcsscdlv. inconue.
tent TO the discharge of the duiie, Of
his Department. and. moreover. h1ving
somcihing q The Dog 90 the Maagcr
sIIui, be has adhered % Office. 10 De.
spite Il the srofn and contempt Of op.
puaenis. and the gentle hint, OF Gendi
Wi'h tenaciiy scarcely fcc1n-iitblc
Niih the character 0i n man oi honor
and senHbiry. We rejoice. there
fore, that be y gone anI are disposed
to ha'l With satisfaction tho appoint
meat Of his Frs4j. .Iysaa.
The Administration presses continue
10 urge Mr.. Clay A. the candidate
OF The Wings Cor The Presidency. ln
lhis matter, these prints display more
than ordinary eandor They seem
better 20 understand public sentiment
on that topic than upon any other
and they bear testimony 10 toe incress.
Idg pupnlaftfy Of a man uhDee r.rrs.
poets they heretofore pronounced hope
less. Much may be learnt from the
fears Of an opponert-R Rich. IiA,g.
Florida prssSaf.-Tbe ship Iarbin.
ger. which sailed lately ffom Apalachi.
cola. for Liverpool, took out living eli.
gator snd rattle snake. 81 present -
her majesty Queen Vietona. They
were q present from an old buek and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-28

"TTr LANES CAR'," recently Ilaosd upon
The line Of the Phi'adelrhia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Rail.Road, arc said to be odm.rable
IN their arrangement, securing all that could
lie wished, 4 comfort and privacy, TO their
fair occupants.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-06-28

A large procession - to be formed IN Win
chester on the ensuing fourth Of July The
Free Na'ons, Tho Independent order Of Odd
Fellows. tie Mmiafy Of the town, and the
Euiaw Inflalry from Baltimore, Wal Join in
tie proeessisa.