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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10

CASH FOR NEGROES.
WISH 10 purchase ~ soon as possible
FIFTY NEGROES, for which number !
wit pay higher prices in cash than any pur.
chaser "a this market Persons who may
have negroes FOR sale, are invited 10 call ana
see ne ~ Wnchester--or n inconyelient TO
do 20. are requested to address rue a line,
10 Which l viii give immediate attention
II. g DANIEL.
Winchester, Sept. o., lS37.-C
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10
COACH s. HARNESS

F'If subscriber resps cifuiiy informs ne
crizrns n jsferson county and the
public u general. ihai De- has enisrzsd hi,
~nups. ard havink smpiaysd hrstrste
Coach smith and good workmfn Bro sH the
branches connected With tie shove us.osss.
srd having ais3 procured tbs beet msgsfials.
30 feels assured Inst Ae car msks a. good
snd fssh ionahle work 30 caa be made ia lhis
section u country -- s'leh -
Cogcisss Ctg19Hees Bgroucisf. Bpg.
g1Ss, Sc --rlh Hg,Hsn.
~ ~ which De wlil seli % sr.t TIE l-ars
eFKffAiUiNG OF evsry dcscr pt.on done
- The shortest notice and on sic most rec.
soHaole terms AZ new work warrantsd.
GINS shop - on tie street W rear o.
ne Court House
HCGH T. GAILAHER
Charittiowr, Jan. -. I-35--3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10
MACHINE CARDS, &.
Brass Foundry, SC.

NOV HOo"os -, - q.
NVbE subscriber has REa.n commenced
II the BR.iSS FoUNDERLN-G. st las old
stand IN Chsrle.iown. Having eS.ployed =
hrst-rsts workman from Baltimore. he " 90
be able 10 furnish all kinds of Bras, and
ComPosiiion Castings at tie shortest notice.
such as Threshing Machine Boxes; Bcil, OF
sh .ires; Gun Mounting; Brass Su-rprs;
And-lrors and Fender. Z The latest patterns
Engine Hose made 10 order Of the best ma
tsrials. ri'sied with copper rirsb, Carpe,
Rods. &c.
Additions and Fenders repaired at the
shortest notcc.
The highest price in work will be given for
Old Copper or brs.-or the cash NIil be
Paid FOR II, IL required
THOMAS RAwLlSs.
March -, 1888.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10
To Thomas kcycs & Jacob
E'OuI,P.

A YOU sre not resident IN The Stale or
IN Virg,nin. take ths mode 81 giving
YOU notice, and YOU are hereby notified, that
~ ne Gh deg ~ My n,ri between the
hour' of sen in ths morning aud siS in The
aftsraoo1, - the Countitg Room % Walter
Sm0ot, - Georgetown. District Of C0iumri1.
shau proceed % take Tie deposition Of the
sd Walter Smoot. 10 be read - evidence
in = suit now depending in the Circuit Supc-
riof Court Or Law ard Chanecry Or Jefferson
Cout'y. ~ wsich 1ou are piairtIH., by tie
name ard style q KeNss u FruLe, ord an
defendant RICHARD DJFFiTLD
AprI ~. 1879 At
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10
AHbIcfOIrll .IYiIIx.

NNIiE Subscribers having entered into
IL partnership Tor term Of years, 10 the
.nlLLLNG BUSINESS,
al the kabletown Mills, they will in few
days he ready FOR the reception OF ell kind,
OF GRAIN. for which they arc prepared TO
pay The hishcs; market price. Farmers " ho
prefer grinding their wheat, can get d,ur at
the Mil, OF delivered at the Depot. Charles
town, OF al HarFers-Ferry.
Il co1stgntsypDiy CT Plaster, SAT-, FisI
Sc, lriH be kepl on hana at iolc prices
Saving, and Plaster grinding done in the
best manner and Al moderate prices
try work done IN good order.
We hope, by STREET attention and prompt
iude. that our friends aud old customers OF
the Mill, will not pass us by.
JOHN KABLE,
DAVID JOHNSTON.
Ksbletown July II. 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10
Tea! TED! Tcny

IkNUE subscriber pays particular attention
~ 10 this article, aud has Tho pleasure Of ~
forming his customers and the public th1t hr
ha,teoeived = fresh supply OF the FINEST
Tf.sE he has ever bad He would plrtiou-
larry tasite the attention Of those who wish
this ariicie rsry SsBsripr. iIs ran slso offer %
SausuaAg ioie J. J. MILLER
Aprti 30 iso9.-B
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10
Chcap GrOccries.

HAVE received large supply OF Groee
n Ties. which will be sold al prices q. i,r
" not lstr,r; than have been oGersd 10 th,
county. Call and see
JAMES J. MILLER
April 10. 1898.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10
I.irgimin. 10 lrii:

4. Ruics holden 10 The Clsrk', UFre n the
Circuit Superior Court % Law srd chan.
Gerry Tor Jriisron county, tie 6r,i Mou
day 90 March, less
H'n'y .Nesi'y aud Mar hs v.r.
fLaNriffs,
AGAINST
him .Nru5ir, pgr-tsrig HH1iHsa -D1s-bf-'.
Samuel Iaurhu'y .iuu Dsr-h,rfs ar4 dsi.
irF Dsueatrtg tt.rs 1a5 q. f,iiaf,a y la
bafghcrs d.ed ard ysAs y Cat, 44.
EinuuI ~, IT, utrtxu.ss.
~ CtIASCTgN
TIVE defendant John NsHrlrc D54-trf,
not having entered tis srp,srsrrc. co..
gwen serur.ly according ta ias srt of at.rH..
oily ard the rules n Geo. s.art. nni 90 ap
psariar 10y sstisfartsry evidence fHat f. b.
not on innabliatt ofili, courIr, Htr.3 --
81. tnat tns saii defendant 90 srgssr h.tr
or the hr.i DAY oftte nest ierrn $40 arsast.
're blH &c tte pIaiut.d. ani ihst csy, of
o." order be iorihe Inserted lu srus
ne"'rspfr puhi.ted OBJ Chbfisro~u. or 2
onits successiteIN, ari rooted stt1c front
door OF tire Court. House f1 f.c SAID town OF
cHaflcNo~n. 4 COPS -Tssfr.
HOHEHT J. BROWN. CtE.
March o. I-fs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10
Rail Road .N0ficc.

IN and a(,er elh instant Sept The Pas
U y senger Cars FOR Frederick Baltimore.
aud Washington, VA! leave the Ticket OC.cs
at lIarpers-Ferry, al . O'Clock, A NJ, and
arrive at Baltimore and Washington same
day ~ good time.
+. BECKUAN, .is,r'.
Ban. s q. X. r.. &c
SEP, !. ls3f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10

WILL 81 all times give the highes, prices
IN cash for likely Young NEGROES,
OF both sexes, from ten TO tweni, live years
OF age. Persons having likely servants 10
dispose OF, will DO we'll 10 call on me al my
residence m Charle,iown; and any com
munieation IN writing wit be promptly at
tended to. WA. CROW. jr.
Iuiv -. ls36 If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10
N'esc Spring Goods.
SPRING GOODS.

lNHE subscribers arc receiving and open ming
Il general assortment Of SEASOSABIE
GOODS. KEYEs A. rIopr
May J. 1873
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10
Hams and Hrird beef.

JllttE undersigned wi-lss 10 engage Tor thr
- N.uruputh'e Sgring, Company, large
q1sru,y IS BACON HAMS. odd md
new Also. quantity ~ Dried Beef (;
an 20 he veil cured End % ne hest gusifts
ISAAC : Carrier
(harlestoun. April 26. 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10
Rags! Isags!! Rags!!!

HLLAN Cotton sfd Liotn Hsgs wanted
- 90 ne Chaf.fstovn Apoitsrty Book
snJ seed Store. f1f ahirh rtI BE- aFta ln
srehsrgs sHinPIssisfs. Medicine. BoatsJ.
Gsrdfn SEEDS JANIS EROWN
March % $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10

DBIIES B.7L.N or IIRGLNI.y.
fro MAkE TIiF HAIR CROW
suy rerson silI tfy co... preparation and
% dos rol tuererd 'n restoring zee heir. tie
r1n-v si'i te rriuuatd
- 80 ~ JAMES HIGGINS
Frh -. 1855
A sslSE FOR TuE CURE 90 SOM
- EfEs Those Who src smieted ui.b
sore eyes may depend uron be- efficacy. Il
hes VIII Try &c. A'l uto have ified 10 vet
have ~ prr,srrsdftI,sf
Ior sale by JAMES HIGGINS
FEB %. 1892
Soaps.
HIST received atJJ 20 straiihs Drsr
81 Store, greet variety 70 excellent and
bssuufd SOAPS 10 usshinE and ,hstiag.
idciU1irE
Howard Chloride o. so5s soap,
iisde's Ausntc do
Peiurid Sep. bcsuufgi srticis,
Alpfre %.
Eiouda Co.
Pries g. GosnsIrs E8r'sh Bosp,
EnEish shaving Cskss,
WISH Bells,
Beet Cd Castle 20 90 bsrs.
dssi Rom DO ,o lars
Ninttor A
Msy9 ip7a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10
HOUSE or ENrERTAINnnENT

az ace large aHd soa4sns.t.,is iAfse- slory
brick building of Mr Geur-e " ssppioston
two doors West OF tie Couri-llo.l,c Llrles-
town, where he AL be happy g. receive a
call iiOm these who are disposed o. p,trani,.
ham. |. y. CARTER, .i-oni
Sow ?. 1887
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10
Hats, Hats, Hats!

WCST received, large supply OF Hats.
e. Brush. ShE, ard Cans. among vhith
may be found something snfi'sly ns'r ~ Hs',.
Gentlemen who Wish thn article VII DO veil
20 call. J, J. MILLER.
April ~, 1898
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10
India Mating,

Dave large suFpl. Of ~ and { IN.
~ dis Mating, both ~h,ie aud 6sureJ, for
sale very low.
JAMES J. MILLER
Charlestown, April %. 1898
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-05-10
CAREERS =S-Z-.

sub,crihsr reepcctfulis announce, to
IL rs former customers and TIE public &C.
irraft, tist b.. la. r-.r,.T
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-21
The Female Institute

:" ms place, recently vacated by Mr..
i-faVen"or'h, is TO be resumed ON the first
VI January next, under the charge of Mr..
"uS'aVus Spencer and Lady. This gentle.
man who Is graduate of Yale College,
ana @hn has been seven years successfully
engaged 10 the instruction Of youth, exhi.
p''S very satisfactory testimonials of his
competency and worth, from among which
Tue Following clause is extracted from let
Ter OF President Day. at is believed that
he Is well qualified for the various branches
OF acaden'cal instruction, and that he will
exert himself 10 merit the appreciation and
confidence OF those who may give him their
patronage"
Entertaining lat,ering confidence tina,
Nr. and Mrs. Spencer will not dsa ono,nt
the reasonable expectations Of the public,
We take pleasure 10 soliciting for them a
liberal share Of patronage. A more ample
prospectus may be soon expected.
w. ]. ALEXANDER,1
JOS. r. WILSON,
JOHN IRWIN,
DAN ALEXANDER, : Trustees.
DRALY OATES,
J. d. BOYD.
H. u. WILLIAMS,
Charlotte. De. II, 1873
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-21
OBITUARY..

Mrs. CAROLINE T.. ALEXANDER, consort
of Mr. Adam Alexander. ol Mecklenhurg county
DEPARTED this life ON the eth instant after short
aud painful suffering. Mrs. Alexander was for Sc
vcral years consistent member Of the Prcsbyte.
rian Church, Daring her illness she was resigned
rn,irvly to the wi Of Coo; which evidently appear.
cd that she should depart and be with Christ which
was fat better than to continue an heir Of mortal.
ity aud It's attending sotrows She has left behind
her numerous circle Of friends 10 dcplore her
loss and none can more deeply feel this affective
bereavement than her disconsolate companion,
with his mothcrless daughter ofonls four days old
Under such circumstances as thesc, 1t was natural
Tor her 10 wish 10 remain, but the grace OF God
gave her willing mind 10 meet his will, She was
peculiarly calm and composed IN her last moments
and literally withouta struggle fell aslcepin Jesus
Jesus, TIC rision Of thy face,
Has optrpo,oering charms
Scarce shall feel DEATHS cold embrace.
II Ch,'Si be in my arms.
Then chen YOU hear ny ht1rtEtuRgs break,
Hop s,cest the inmates roll:
Immortal patensss on my cheek,
And glory IN my soai.'
Communicated
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was organized in the Senate chamber and
revolution and bloodshed openly and boldly
proclaimed. Last night a meeting was
heid ~ Tho court house, and vengeance de.
hou"eed against the Wings. To day arm.
60 men are paradIng the siree,s-tbe arse.
nal Is surrounded by mob, aud the worst
consequences are anticipated. The Gov.
ernor has called upon Gen. Alexander, of
The Cumberland county volunteers, 10 march
ms trops to the capital. People are arrlv.
ing by hundreds from all quarters. Excite
'nen' IS at the highes, puch; aud nothing
short OF Divine interposition can save US
iorm civil war aud bloodshed.
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Riot at harrisburg, TN.

Rrr,'poqde7cc n ne Var i1arl'igcaccr.
li,en-msa, n, Dr. ) l-J-
II ccam'ai ol Pfunst lygaia = =, rht- $40
IN the utmns' cnttu,,sn. The leg,-la
! hl'i, have been taken pus-csslon Of by
! '1ird mob, hose leaders declare np"n
b, here Is no lnnEer sny gosrram"nl
" State, aud that tue laWsar, ta,d. Ia
b.. ~ are IA the midst nl rrbeii,ou.-
sln 90 the matter bnefl, the General
empy met, according t. constitutional
stJp, Yesterday House at | / o.
! I. toe senate At 3. p,sagrcclns upon
! Philadelphia county returns, tho House
] rJ, General Cuun,r cham acting a
ser Cor the Wings. aud Mr.. Hopkins,
Washington County, rs Speaker Tor The
acos. Two Houses a. Representa-.
aero thus organized, aud adjourned
very little confusion.
! 81 3 O'Clock the senate met. The pre-.
navy business was gone through With.
Y. Pantosc, Esq, vas chosen Speaker
The question upon the Philadelphia
u'y returns came W. Samuel l. Gar.
Nor ESP, Of WestmorshaI, moved To
peud tar swearing 10 ai ,hc county mem.
1n'Il after the Other new members had
ssofn. pon this mption warm de.
eensUnd-lhc motion a. lu,l--aud then
'na of violence cumnrared. Mr.. Bell
Cac1'er, attempted 10 speak, but ~as
nP'ly called to order b. tho Speaker
ass1 DO had not been sworn iaas a mem
Of lhe senate Gen. Hag, rs, 81 Eucks
&c a violent and piltnluaiory speech
'oh was chected by The Locoioeo bullic'
lae lobby and galleries, who crled on,
70 on, Rogers = Hear him hear blmT
W. Brown, OF Philadelphia county, tool
Hpor. lie vas called 60 order by ia,
"akef, because hls claim to scat has
YET bceu decided. He, hoScver, per
yea and, addressing himself to the gale
= cried out To know whether they wert
prepared 90 she'd their blood N delcnc,
'aslt rights 7" A hundred voices az
Ved, Yes yes I" 4" Neara We arc 7
10 immediately The Senate chamber va
''ded by hired rulliaus, brought on 70
cypress purpose from the county of Phil
aphm, headed by John j. McCahen al,
/" Fray, a member of Ito Lower House
' senate broke up III confusion, ,h
EaNer making his escape through hncI
U1Ow' Immediately political meetn,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-21

!, Committee on the subject Of q Penitentiary
~ ,iesars. Morehead, Edwards. Hol;
I'D, and herr.
c-.,,aons.-Mrssrs. T.. J. Erwin, Gillian, Ea
A,ais, ana Lindsay.
Thursday, Dec. 6.
,rbe bin TO lay of AMI establish a new
|c,ao,s By the name Of Stanly, passed its
N I'd reading and was ordered to be engross.
Ll-Yeas ~, Nays As.
II, Perkins introduced Resolution fix.
!, oO.n Saturday, tho 22d inst. as the day
= ,be final adjournment OF the two Hou
On motion of Mr.. illll, the Resolu.
| - was 80 amended as to pro, lde for hold
E,en.ng Sessions from aud after the
T. INST. the whole matter was then
d on tho table.
! "a motion Of Mr.. Whitaker, the vote Of
,.,erday, rejecting the bill TO lay off the
I AN Of Mcdowell was reconsldercd -
Sea blI was then LAID on the table.
| ,bolifioa of Siapery.-The House pro
Add TO the orders Of the day, aud took
|, he following Resolutions, reported By
Select Coma,i,lee To whom was referred
,ouch OF the Governors Message as re-
+, 10 the proceedings Of the Legislature
| Vermont on the SUBJECT OF the Abolition
kSavery
R.,,lred. 1ha, the resolution from the State
Vermont. on the abaiiion q: slavery. as trans.
ga 10 "a. by or Governor, t. gross assault
~ ,ights and iptntstic Institutions ~ tho ) luih
l. R.ssfceG That II - inconsl.icu, attn the Dig
M solemn duty Of this Legislature to make
rs,pansc I, ttcn Sha,syaf
i Rssslrtg. Tat uPJl the subject o. the aboli.
slavery Ne have bat uue opinion. aud vail
I sftait ourselves 10 entertain 90 debate il sud
4 rTh to provoke Discussion v ~ be instantly
.ih the ,aos, dvS.s.'e tepfobat.on.
Mr.. ]. +. Caldsell w,lhdfew the amend
as proposed by HIN; and the question
| Inc adoption Of the Resolutions aas dc
j 10 the affirmative cas-, 10 NAY /.
/ NJ. AIMS, Who voted III the negative en-.
hi me following Protest on The journal
~ jeass 70 sltaiit the fplloa iog fcssols a..
atI1n ut the vote winch gave uiinn .hc Re-.
~, rs response d The Ncrntetl Resolution, and
thai u,cy bc entered open ihe Journal |
|, iugfesstd ~tlh the opinlgn, that respect tlg
,ss and tho dgKniiy II this iiussr. feq.lt,d
! iassr BrsoiJgioos should - treated Niih ~.
tlatcrgt and 81 ih.i cud Shcn thsf were
roaeh, bsiofc thts lionsr. moved lnf ihc3r
! lare posipcnemeai, ubich n.oiiin prevailed
= sretslssintne majuft,f. Subsequently -
y,., zst.,a 81 efgtgtg, a kseYinfttt4 .Rss tnlf,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-12-21
Esetr0l.c Of the Rascal !!
De IS. 1898

A MAN by the name Of Painter or Ben
"a dvf, native OF Germany, stole from
me S2I5--he WAS pursued, oseriaken and
the money found IN his possession. The
said Painter or Bender Is ! feet or II 10.
h,gh, yellow Completed and stout built
llc had on when taken, brown t,ock coat
aud paulalaons, black velvet yesi and black
hat. As he Inns escaped the officers OF Jls,
tee aud the whipping post here, tins Is 10 IN
form the community at large 10 be on 'hcir
guard. He broha from the place IN which
lie was confined and has not been heard oil
since.
DAVID SLIDER.
Dee. ~, lass ti3t
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

Persons using the Life Medicines, are advised 10
take the Pills at night IN sufficient quantities 10
operate two or three umes on the bowels IN the
course Of the next day. Also take tablespoonful
of the Bitters half an hour before each meal For
those of delicate or enfeehed Constitution. half
the quantity maybe sufficient.
For further particulars Of the above Me-
dicine see Motlat's Good Samaritan, a CO.
py Of which accompanies the medicine. A
COPY may also be had on application at the
Printing Office IN Charlotte, where the Me-
define is for sale.
Prepared and Sold nv William B. Motfa:,
367 Broadway, New York. A liberal de.
duc,ion made TO those who purchase to sell
again. Letters, post paid, will receive lm'
mediate attention
| II. J. HOi4T0N, Agent.
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Ia. lc.-.


Airful STATE Of l6inrs.-The mob have
aciua' possession II ,nc Capitol oil PonnsSl l..
wanna, aud 4 ~ impossible lor The Leg, sia.
tufc 10 meet, OF the business 10 the dcpafl.
men's OF Government to proceed.
At The hour d hall past iva tbs after
uoon, as appointed for the meeting Of the
House, the Speaker drpuicd Mr. Spackmau
to a6j ,ufn the House ,iii 70 morrow. The
Hall Vas filled Nt.I tie rioters, who seq j
Mr.. ;. and forced him 10 retire, WHEN They
all rushed out, and he was barely cuaJ.ed
10 escape without ,nJurl. ln the scDilie.
the doors ~rrc broken aud the Han Other
stse muillalcd.
The mob have nov possession Of the
town, aud mob Law rciggs Supreme. The
officers Il The iaN make no attempt, 10 put
doNn the d,s.race.ul scene. M life !, safe +,
yat the State authorities ~ understand have
taken all the measures pos-lbie Under the
circumstances TOR The ptrscTi alton OF lie
and property.
We appo4. 10 ihe People ~ Pennsylvania
10 detcnd their ia~s. The rcten Of anarchy
has been continued hong enough. lihbcr.
IS IT, worth al ,ti,tl, let that cilort prompt.
i b. msde.
The Locoloco papers, NC see, are PURSE
~ lhcIr usual deceptive course to he ac.
counts thty gave IT the scrncs here, and ARE
eudna,ot,ug to throw the blame go our par
~ hul Ne appeal Ia the Representatives
g. the People, VINO VII shortly 10 doubt bs
ool,g'o b. lhe mob TO aCJoufn aod 20 home
Co their constituents, u our aceouu: be NJ,
correct, OF, II ans thlug, not 80 highly GO.
Inrcd as the actual ,rulE. Indeed, We have
feared 10 represent the Locotocos rs bad
a. they really ate, les, We might he SUBJECT
TO The ,mpuinlion Of eNasperaiIon. tt Is
aaiul TO contemplate their dolngs. Would
to Heaven the whole people could be here
( 10 witness them.
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The Good Samaritan.
CONTRAST.-AlI nations from

"A CONIRAS1-AH nations, from the remo-
LA- test ages, have had ships, but Columbus on.
J. found out the way to America. Before the time
OF the great Spanish navigator, people were only
enabled 10 pssde abont the shores. Just so ith
the Lie Medicines. II is bu, two short years since
hrst Senured upon IN unknown ocean, and have
discovered the precious object was la search oil
HEALTH. Vegetable medicines were indeed
hHoSn when | commenced my search, hut their
urt vas not. By the use oi them, have not only
passed lfo1i the deJectes Invalid to the hale, hear
Is aud active man OF business, but comparatively
speaking have renewed my youth, ! can thus,
v an confluence IN my own eI perience, advise with
my fellow -ci'izens. Does the reader want proof
that the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES are
suitable TO hls case nave on iile al ny ocs,
5ti Broadway, hundreds OF letters from some OF
the most respectable citizens OF TINS my native and
voluntarily offered tn testimony OF the virtues Of
a GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE.
Persons whose constitutions have been nearly
rn'ned by the al.lE'alIbie" mineral preparations
81 the day, y, ~ bear me witness that the Lie Me.
dicines, anu UGH ca!y, are the true cout-e TO per.
maneu good health. JOHN MUEFAI.
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FURTHER PARTICULARS.
FRoM Ia pALrInonr cnaoNlctr 80 ~


The House Of Rtpreseniatires of Penn.
syfrnnia Sached ~ a Mob.-We have seen
and eonversed with gentleman who left
Harrisburg yesterday morning, and who
was present at the proceedings ia the Legs.
laure on Wednesday.
Long before the hour of meeting, the
Senate Chamber was taken possession of BY
. mob, who, by their threats, deferred the
Senate from meeting. The President Mr..
Penrose, appeared, and adjourned the Sen
ate wiihoO; further proceedings.
la the House, the ll.iy.sx Locolocos took
possession, according to lhelr adjournment,
at ten O'Clock. The House was tiled with
rutlilns. Al two O'clock, the " hig mem.
bers appeared, according to their adjourn.
meat, when Mr.. Spnckman, of philadelpaa,
at The request Of the Speaker, Mr.. Cunning
ham, advanced % The Speakers char, then
TILED hy MIR. Hopkins, lur the purpose of
moving an adjournment. hen lac reach
ed the platform, and was about To move tie
aoI'urnneui, lac "as sezed by some OF the
mpb, Who filled the aises aud lobbles, aud
thrust out Of the HOUSE. The signal Of tu
mutt having been gwen, The mob On he ont
side rushed IA, tear.ng dOrn hs doors, and
ne Numbers ahd pcactabie cifiseas made
th,rr esc1I'e through he rctndors, number
Ot mich were bfukcn oUl
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NOTICE.

Am Monday, the 7th day of January next,
" et The residence of the subscriber, will
be hired for one year, several likely Negroes
also some valuable Land 10 rent. Terms
made known Oh that dnv.
SuSANSAl SMhRTF
De Ii ISIS LIll
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NOTICE.

"A LII persons having accounts with me
l are requested to call and settle by
Cash or Note. A small discount will be
made by paying the cash.
ANDW MONTGOMERY,
agent for
G. W. HOUSTON.
Dec. IA, 1888. 2p
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Italian Spring Wheat.

+ Us received aud iur sale two barrels O
" White Italian Spring Wheat
TAYLOR Il CUATFIN.
Dc Is. 1888. I20f
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ST. AUGUsTGNE, Nov. ~.
More Indian Murders On Monday last,
u family Of twelve persons If the name OF
Il ppar. were murdered twenty one ISLES
from BIack Creek, in q northwest direction.
-NclrS.
Another Detdlcatior.--W ,lIiam ID. Price,
District Attorney for the Southern District
Of New York, has been discovered to be u
delaultrr 10 q very large amount.
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EDUCATION.

MR. Horror: IL may be of impor,anc,
'he public TO be informed that