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Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS,

1t is a great Mistake to suppose that the
U. S. Bank of PENNSYLVANIA has any thing
in common, as a public national institution,
with the former Bank of the United States.
II is established in part upon totally differ :
emf principles. That was a Bank in which
the people of the United States had an in
terest, and were in fact large stockhold-
ers. 1t wa. established by an act of Con-
gress, under the proper control Of the Gov
eminent Of the United States, who had "a
voice potential in the organization of its
board, and the management Of its concerns,
which were subject to the examination OF
Congerss. and under duly regulated
responsibility to the country. For long
time it enjoyed the confidence Of the
country, which it returned by n large
rendition of its benefits That confidence
was important TO it. and the consequence
of it was no less so to the country. 1t
was prosperous, and so was the country
under its operations. 1t was profitable to
its stockholders, of whom the people them
selves were large portion, and therefore
it was sound and safe to The community.
1t is as great public institution solely and
simply that we speak of it-and as such
we see no reason to rejoice in any Of the
results that have attended its catastrophe.
Over this great State Bank Of Pennsyl-
vania the government aud people of the
United States, on the other hand, have no
control. Ii is as independent Of them as
it is of the Emperor of China. Being un-
der no obligations to the Government of
the United States, il feels under none TO
consult any interests but its own, or those
of the immediate community to which it
belongs, and believes itself at liberty TO
conduct its concerns just like those of 9TH
er State Banks, so as to make the largest
profit they can under the laws of the States
bonus for thsir Charters [Bost. Cen,inel.
Lincoln telegraph., 1839-11-07
NO TIC E

" I 7
1F Caution order to avoid the possibility Of
Counterfeiters introducing spurious or deleleous
imitation of these Pills, and thus imposing on the
public DR. Evans has went to great expense in hav,
snr new label for them, and had them entered
according to act of Congress. BIZ particular in pur
chasing thom from the
REGULAR AGENTS.
H. HYDE, Bath; J. Thwing, Wooltoich; J. GriE
6n, Bruns,oiek; B. Neal, Wiscassa; Haskell &
Jewell Topsham; Henry Cushman, Portland.
aug Is. .. Iy20
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

We know tia, The bug bear Of ola party
names has been used with effect. 90 !rish-
ten grown up children. Tor y oars: but. IN
the present case. even this miserable trick
cannot avail. because, each If tie candi-
dates now before tie orposition. (of course
We omit, as We did before. Mr. Webster
WAS "Rrputl.csu of the Jefferson
school, and "a Democrat If tue last,
var"
The Naturalization p,r,y with their &C.
eu'tsm.d political foresight have entered
the c1nie.t anew. with a single candidate.
and that u,an slIeady announced snd IN
tho field. Hhll,t their opponent. are
choosing their isyor,tc. tie course has
been cleared. and clear start gained
Marx The cyl! effect u delay and he,i;A.
hon even with these well trained poliii.
cans. GU n minor point. II The Admins.
ua'Iun party sre 10 have di.scn,ion. and
tiii!cu!iics amongst themselves previous
~ The nest election. Il vi. be " M regard
- ehoico 81 a Candidate foF Vice
iTssIicGi! Hat c4ad, !a,c they have
not yet determined Galley liuecr over
tile suiicSi uay cot them uo.c ,han
hsy are nns a~aTu Il. "a vIi.ing 10 &C
kuoSlej-r'
Tie ad,su'sg"' i, Ia .i- Aduiais'raiion
have 90 ihtlf - esl 'ilA;c. snI ls al.
ready tsuta a. starred fr tho rrize.
must be Oa', - lhs ,iic4msi,ucc a..
SELF creates '.l.l in 10 Is..y. and cxc.'r,
zeal sad '.,'sy Iurie - aG,aaI.o o..
lcct ah,al and al press faru ara 10 con.
summa'c their Nishe' There j. no al.
'ernt ~ Tie way. IUo aegurd cundo.
IL tho opposition, then, mean to act
Vectir'iy they mus, without any fur.
'her delay. initiate the example either
oppcnen'.-'tcy mus; o's,rize and ui . o.
they mu,; agree cordially, 10 have tut
one Presidential candidate, and to- give
tim Their hearty support. Unless iLcy
DO tLsS they CGaIo! succeed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

hnur.'cr Of Nr r,u'.n., constituent. Ls,.rr
.''. ''T. '." 10 q ro'ao d."aer cn'.ri ir.,. 'n
a.. 81, =, .' ~. ..' e. U.S. .-a.
aua;... .I.,,..... etl,.., s,..,.,., '-
Go, SAL -!,-a.u'y.
TO g1arl lie country from III. ,-v,.,-o
ofiui,i,ar rsrcf. and I. .a,, uct.-r'.
from the !a..c. witch II mu,.!...c, uron
them. Gul e.iec.gy ll.D ,,..e W.
have N benefit f---nt.-s, .,.A.,rlr,.
It skoald bca fixed Office, uliA tie c,t.
zen. Of Missouri t. p.., 4 l.v ,5tr,ic.i
anl ics4laie der own cy.tgr~v : - OK.
pei,ins from tie state al rlfeI emo, AN.
der tWen'y dollars. tnL ,.i5, as.,ri....u
Of deprecated paper INA AMI liver
I'll IN mc4ia,ely flow m and take n.,
Ii3ro 4 every dollar e Ir-r- moro,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
No. 81.
~ = & . II =. y. e. n x.
WASTE ~ pNOpIRIY ~ WAR

WASTE OF FEupIRr ~ WAR
II Is iucalcuiablc. because we can est.
mate OILY II. expense mefs frsehcn
Of y Ia, itWasic,. %, these olouc STE enor~
nous. even IN tine peace. Tie sx-
penses OF tie United States ~ one iorm
CT another for war in ISle wogo $50 $751;
Ojo, ard for Al other purposes only
S370tG0O rfut0 lSl6 30 1894. apsnod
OF L. Je,r.. our national eHrro,-s reTs
= lb} Nl1.it1 on avefsco e SO. f13.-
:J1. y.ar. all Of pLich except about
hfeo millions auI t-,L Wtto f.. tho
purposes Ct VA. Oi To whole sum.
mole than JH9 Geo UtO were for uar,
ard only about 81 Geo .OtO, less than ono
sixth, :or ,he u-csss.ty oIcnaons q gov
eminent Tho war .ott Of Great BIZ
tain !, marty $1,000 OCn.Uup. from
l5lI l~ii ,le fa..eI - revenue &C.
49,, ~tbUIj an ay't'cc 81 It3 "a
-Nc} te' "a nty years. I'D i4lI Gily-
uIne siN'sths Gf Il sill l,r Waf
los, al lIs. 90 WAR Jllius Cesar
ono" anG.h.!s'e4 31 army e .Cl guG e
another be slew too upt erd or Arother
oceas' p Dc ua.sacfol r..i- s..4t. o., .UCOi
Jcnch.4 hhaa once shot COCOA men ia
coll t'.-.. 81. another u.rr he m-ssa-
cree iu'I -Hl '''l and se,L i"1 coo moro
~ 70, &C. in sta SIC 1..I..r. ho butch
'i'i .,. a.I pa no e.''e. ash
" r-f i.'"'to. 'snaE
l"e 100 l'f 81 l.i - 90 le'j hsn
- -"" ''i afes ere ST., posed 10 have tcsn
.',i 3d. 'At.'s grass, az. Re Sgariafts ara
i-'@ - !-'' a.f.T tc1 10 - ears. EoFo
,.hn i.'.'u' '.' % 'ac Amtncan lndsand
l''N i"1f 49, ''''-ES c-AL.'e at such
NAE. l.HN '>'.h.t, ~. Gnu Ne
''' "as 'icfo q '.-ia"Tr5. sag 40 itu-
l'aH 3 per ''s-o Co. -"t moTe battles
y 1'. .tts 'e .iie"es ihan NaPo-
'' g. DAY" i.',','e ne Grsr,H
pa" a't ~ ''.'' Srh"H, weigh
iAI Tie % '.'- 90 ics.crs'd aid iLo re-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

heVe TO 90 the sentiments generally Of
tho Wigs Of New Hampshire. IHoy
riH 90 far tie nomingiior made Iv he
.Nd!ionAI Conrenfioa. No mere personal
considerations. no local interests or pas
siens VIII prevent tho Wings OF this State
toin giving full. a CORDIAL. and unite
support 10 the man whom the Convention
.h.H designate as TIE candidate. Our
friends need fear no division IN our rank
for the gtea, Wig party will stand
shoulder TO shoulder in the mex: campaign;
and va eau tell our enemies, who count
much upon our dIsscusion.. that Whether
Ne m,rch under the banner Of the defsn.
der oil The Constitution, The great paoid.
Gator The hero Of Tirpecance. cr the gal.
!Sat WARRIOR oil Niagara, WI SHALL .iAEcu
10 VICTORY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
NNNIllEE Plnr.

The Enquirer is Remarkable fori's faci,.
NY IN detecting riot,-qW csncoct.R II
Pcno3 ant 'rpcSH "a lie same la5ignt r.
iine. After figuring N VAIN, - re. A.
Administration najuuiv, ~ dividing the
WI gs INTO classes. and rcacUing i,s fat.
ieries uron the Conservatives and Ia
pract:cab.cS, II bursts !o,lh with an as.
founding plot. which It declares 70 exceed
all previous ones IN enoImi,v. Wliue.
asrccimen Of the ilunmeTy pa, forth TO
inghten old women and lIa.e chiliren.-
After dcducting the Impracsicables"
from - GdmiitH lit OIL wig votes,
but less than the Wing tally Of lat
year tproceeds:
Mr.. Rivcs. then, carno. SO elected
Senator. II La proTilia:es tie lmpracti.
cables. he will ofeni tie honest Con.
servsilve.. ii ho continues 10 wear tie
mystery which lie las assumed, lie viii
not obtain tie vote Of the lupIaclicable
higs lie - between tao Gscs, nrd
either will be sufficient TO consume lim.
Some q lie Wings of t!is Ci;y aga 90
well satisfied Of tie truth OF thee pfopa.
sitons, that they have alro st de,pairgd oi
e.ceiinG Mr.. Rltcs - ScnaioI-anl anew.
end moro Outrageous Hot is nov haiched
We .hslI ,;artle the honest p,c,le Of
Virginia by tie duty, al sosl Of Cent?
mel On the waichto"er, 10 proclaim the
following:
FOUL SCHEME OF INTRIGUE.
We state. then. that a scheme is aIcat
for making Mir. E,yes Governor. md Mr.
Leigh Senator. Ih, Il. ItItg uW scuce.
" nature ia tiny Hqi suei 4 proposition
Is Ho'c U.dcy Ee Consideration c(,one Il
TIE isqdHP Wigs oftie eHg-We have
no idea, tia. Mr.. l.. has teen advised At
the So. cmc--rcr ,hai Mr.. Rtycs ha, con.
scntsd % ;he Iulaaous affAugcucht-No
s:e we aware. that any Conservative las
been consulted. But We know that such
plan hss boon in asi,aiipn-ihat u - a.
E1at vp0n our Sireeis-that uIe Anti.
ktvcs Wing has asked another Anti. Rive.
Wig, whether 10 would not assist "a
making kiTe5 Governor 10 give them the
opportuniIy Of scouting Wig Senator.
Tie very conception ofsuoh plot. only
shows The Gc'Tcil,ion q some oi Tie
Wings They are au'fel that they eau.
not succeed. unies pcrhap. ~ anew
snd al unprecedented Coalition In Var.
EiH!s.
Ih" Richmond " 'Gs I9Cg deny that u.
Conductors cvcshrafJ a. suy such pfcp1.
',ton. Until Proclaimed through tie CO.
lunns ~ tie EHGmtsr, and ell Who have
heard a. ~ from that source, view u o. a.
evidence Il Tie go,'ii'h'y Of tie old geo.
iieman, who has e,lI,nlly been quil1ed
hy some var dcnr1gs Il d little fun II
TIE hing .Ickon e vste such "sn sb,.
WiHauiC TatfIFuf how couGftt o. lavr
been 20 puil.'g made q, ii. Eucur,T
'neag'I: ~s Bot why waste word s--
Tie idea d n ud,cu.ous coinage Of ,As
BRAIN cod utterly unWcuhy Il ter.0l,
notice al We have 90 sag ~ reilly oIt
o.. ths, uLe Enquirer mu.t invent a more
'Feci.l' Lumtul .h.n thit bsffe Is csn
succeed 800 e.eOIrE Aujicw stCssGl.n
80 any Cher Sink ur swim lbrul.u O.
DE Adm4u,.lf4uJn % 10 CAtcI states
senate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
Z oIIrI CAL
NrI.MAsoNic NOMINATION.

ANTl-MASoNiC NOMINATION.
The reader vii. find IN the preceding
columns the Electoral Ticket By an Anl-
masonic Convention which was held last
week al IlaTrisburg, in Pennsylyania, for
TIC purpose of organizing that party a.
Jis''aSl .oiG'cAl party in re!eTcucs Ia the
next State Election, aud to the Pre,iden-
ual election IN the Fall Of the year so.
Tie acts oithis Convention, II will be PER.
ceived, have no reference 10 Uiig pin.
ciplcs, but On the contrary are rather ca
WALKER towards tina, party. one OF HON is
grossly lsnd We presume falsely) charged
IN one OF those Resolutions with approv-
ing oil the late Loeofoco proceedings IN
the Legislature OF Penn,ylvauia.
ID Is news 10 US. that, as eiiitmei in
another Of these Resolutions, General
HARRISON and Mr.. WEBSTER have &C
copied the Anu-maScnic non nations lcr
The two first offices Of tho Government
General HARRisoS's letter, published
some weeks ago. expressed, il b. true, his
acknowledgment OF the honor intended
by the AnIim asons v ho propose to support
hi' election 20 the Presidency; but We
did not understand his letter as an adhe-
SION to Aniimssonry as political faith.
nor have We seen any published letter
from Mr.. WEBSTER 10 that effect: nor DO
We believe that he has written any such
letter.
THE VINO STATE CONVENTION Of the
State Of Pennsylvania is TO be held on
Thursday the l3lh Of June; 10 which
Delegates have been already elected from
number Of counties; and it is presumed
that the Wings throughout The State will
take care to be represented in il. We
shall see what that Convention will have
to say to the proserpiive tone Of their
AE;imasonic brethren.-kGt. LieL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

may do " may not DO. Our In,ention
therefore, -. net 10 discuss thu, matter
with Ia. Systematic hadueers but ,impiy
10 ';s;" tho fact that Mr X. has iuvAra-
by felt II 10 be tho course II deloaCy
and pTorrlety no, 20 vote ia any election
IN which he had direct personal in,e-
rr.t. On :hl, principle lac declined 70
ting IN ivo closely contested elections IN
Tits county IN successive year. when !,
was Understood lis name ould be brough,
noioie the Legislature. though LA % II
brother was Candidate. From tho san @
confederation of dsiieaey and Iropllp;y.
he did no. vote IN The late election. and
80 lar as We have heard 10 person here
has found any iaul, ~iih hIm Tor the
course he las pursued. ~ to a non COM
m'ii~ 'ry' Ia the election, Nj K =
seniIm, we've well Luovn. and no de-
sTo ~nss. so ~ him "a withheld ihcur
irym any BODY who wi'htdto Know them. %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20

e1~f d.. sats fsett.u having been sSgfsue8
- ere ilI f, q W. Ntfff1 y.fr attI.s fIs. f..-.
30 drrrn B.. h..t fer t,st a. eRI.rtlf,.r g Old.
ras-te op it.t sufJ Jet sf.l.d o. ua'@ Ns
srfrs.f us suii "a fcm ne Chsrettr.v. 10
Nff.iiirsa. ty ufI.tt vii ts seff 49, ~ u
co..lfsfet o. hts dlfy an fDfrsf rccst.of, not g..
vote vtsu tts tss.Ht miatt SECT BE pefsousl
latetr'ts The Etfso'ieso ,tyt
we pcfcei,e tlsisn sifsrTi tt,bten
made 30 some remote quarters. Too, here
where tie issts ste vci. UNDERWOOD Co.
ausCh importance 20 lie o,r,uusiAncs %
Mr.. " g. Rtes not youog in tte late
election i1 che county and ~ the 90.
qligsr particularly. which caa zee 90.
ihlnc Jotet,l 90 Sir n conduct What.
ever be- does 90 does not. - surh 'ed 10 q
'non.commrtsl policy. Il NJ X. hsd
voted. as " r stated 10 or last rspef. 81
Vogld have been said that he Wss guilty
Of The iadsliescy Of rolling ~ Als ouH
car. BY some people be must exBeci
10 be ylh6sd aaa abused, whatever he
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
From N, MIC Hampshire Salesman.
THE NEXT pRTSIDTSC.Y

We pe:criye in several Wing Jour
nails strong inclination TO bring cut can
dids;es in anticipation oi the decision Of
The National Convention. Some arc for
WEBSTER, some for CLAY, Others for lIAE.
RIsoN. and few for Gen. Scorr-each
and all OF whom every body sdr7its 10 be
worthy Of The station OF The Pre- ,idency.
and fully competent TO The discharge OF
rs high duties. No one has more rx-
allied opinicd Of the great merits Of Mr.
Webster than ourselves. He has grown
up here in the sturdy Nor,h-his fame has
become almost patrmony-we respect
and would cherish IL. We rstpcct such
a man a. Daniel Webster the more be.
cause be i'a sellmade man, WHO, without
the aid Of powerful or wealth friends.
has himself cut out his path TO iane-a
iam0, in our belief. destined 10 be asiast-
ing A. HAT Of any living statesman. Ger.
family no candid mind in New England
can Doubt that Mr.. Webster is eninenGly
qualified fer the Presidency. We should
rejoice IA !hs ssle ction Of such q man.
Mr.. CLAY, III all The ebarsc;sri.iies Of
the paiTiot and statesman. la, no supe-
nor. For The south and West he i. uha,
Mr. Webster is for the North and East.
the man unr,, allied. Both ardent patriots.
Doth - deeply imbued With republican
principles aud attachment 10 the uien
thst there IL no sacrifice they wosld not
willingly make 10 preseryo It. They are
I'll essentially different men, dif
teient as the fertile, low ering. aud expand.
INK West is from the fngid, ever green
and powerful East. AZ tie present no.
meBt, wa can conceive u no name that
would touch a more cnihusiasilc feeling
~ tho hearts of The Wig. Of lie whole
country than that u llENRY CLAY, Ito
farmer CT Ashland.
Then comes the hero Of Tippecsnoe-
the venerable and brave old msu, u hose
long lif1 hiss been one Of constant and ofi
times pefiiOus service for his county 49,
When the gtcat NOr'hwcsiefn Territory
Was vet wilderness be pitched BIZ tent
~ TIE valley OF lhs Ohio sud has bfavod
tho battle aud storm until those vast .Jii.
tubes have become peorlsl sud ten new
stars have bocn added 10 lis country
lag. Sp3cHcrIn every respect 60 Gen.
JtrEsyS. IHssuuch O. BE- l1ssrsscs aIl
lhc bravery snl b., none ofthe foillss II
that dcsyouc Old man Gen. Hams ~
would 90 doubt sustain that exalted char
actsf IT Tie head Il tie Republic Vhich
Ac has s'v lys 'upp5hed g the statesman
warrior 81 tie Wet.
Cf General Srorr itissuf,rient n as
that he possesses excclIeu, q1alGc4uous
Tor tie Piendency a soldier. brave
snd generous. educated and gentleman.
~. lover of pesce, shd desoiejiy attach
81 20 the Constitution. be would do much
20 restore to tho countrys eseuiche1n
that lUdre which has been 90 sadly be-
dimmed under the mad misrule q The last
ten years.
ia The election q either q these men
20 the Presidency. the People Of III,
country would hsys guafsnty Of homer
and peace. For either Of them should
Ve tbs day bs,villing 10 ihroWup or cape
We have a pTeiersscs. 70 he sufe--bui
ths: pfefsfsnes We shall yield 10 The De.
eision Of The m.jOnty. Aad sueh We be-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
LAUGH, SING. Ard LOVE.

LAUGH, lady, laugh.
There's 40 avail IA weeping,
Guci vas never made
To le IA bcau,y's keeping.
Tears ste oC stream
Where pleasure hes j-cayIag;
Smiles, Ike IayS of light.
Ger many waters playing.
Laugh, lady, laugh.
Sing. LADY, sang.
There u charm in singing,
When melody rs spell
lpuuin AIR IL fingiu- -
Sweet sound, have often won
Npfc Than tie faircsi faces,
Ard harp> have ever been
The Pay hing Vt the riscrs
sing, Lady, s.ng.
Love. laly. love.
There's always joy IN weeping,
Eui SIGH not when YOU ind
That man II fond IL rowing.
Ter when the summer ice
Takes wing through beauty tousfs,
lie knows not which tn choose
Among the many 1ovcis.
Love lady love
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
TO TIE EsE,zsEEC.

fENIiE subseT.lcr having supplied himsolf with
- tao superior Hacks aud HuT.es, shl careful
drivers, We would be hap S-.1r-.,
~ q accommodate all sI.lsstI rns-s(f
nJss who may VIII 60 ~ ASsIa
Wet bharnoudsic or nay --.sas.. -.sS..ss =. -
90 tie r''st1orHs tstcilus places durig the
prrsrDi sGWmrr. lie VIII ais, aer1mr,ri .'r
wcGdpt parties pleasure p,ftir.. and ii.r public
generally Ht . rn1frrDt'suuf3to. AseyCrY pains
Niii DO tslsu T. sisc satisfaction o. Of those
who may employ bin, 0ul hi. charges brirs
moietaic. he co.llcury rs'.rs or TIE ,upp5rt
e lie public sol ONION WILLIAMS
ChlTestowu, Nay 9. -IJ.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
MlSoN.o WCw.o.So

YUNilE Anniversary OF -. John the Baptist;
III will be celebrated by Triluminar Loi1s
No III. ut SmiihGeld, eva .Nendry ~. 2I.t day
~ Jns Hsrs We cordially inNte the Brcihrvn
OF Charity Lcig~, IIarPers-F.Tt', Llsiog.Ion
Lodge, CEsTlsstOSn. Equality LocEa Martins
burg Mount S.ho lUd,e. >h,. h-rdsto0n, Ut
ram Lodge. Winchester, oSethc - th ait Breth-
rem ~ regular Standing. 10 be pfc.ent with "a,
on that dav. An Grafton will Dc delivered. aud
other ceremonies usual ca such occasion, " al
be Vbscnod. JOSHUA ~. THOMAS,
JOHN Z. SMITH.
.IE>RE a. ENTY,
WILLIAM WATSON,
DANlEi. :. BONuAM,
JAMES StENERS,
SAM IL. SCOIi.AY.
Ccul4..lies ef .iIrIng ,nsni,.
Fob. %, ls79.-td.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
ss,i,i.I,ficiCi EEI,rc..

VoU are ordered to parsie in from, NJ Iud-
"a Wig. tavern ~ Smi;hfe!d II, ca NoA4ry NO, a =
in- ihS !ih instant, at O'Clock precisely, 20 ~
uniform, without kHap.asks.
IONS +. SMITH, Capt.
SmuhE-ll, June ~ 1899
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
TRAVELLING,

CIT TIE RAILROAD.
an snd sfer Friday ne iith instant. he
NBPsssngsf Trsin foE Winchssisf. viii leave
Hsrpcr-Fsrfy sthslf pest o'clock, ?. NJ. sod
psss the different Dspots hsIf 90 hour ssrlisr
thss heretofore sdvsFtissd.
Qaes W. kPRR C., June -, 1879.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-06-20
I'M sYrEFrInrsTowu.

<NiIoIAS HOPKINS respectfully ,nferns
- hi' friends aud tie public, ih-t he ha, com
meGcsd tie Caj.is. BHiac'. in shcghsfd,town,
where Lo - prepared 10 manufacture articles
Ia his line, IN the steAt and most durable man
ner, aud upon the most reasonable terms Ills
shop "a nearly opposite Dau.el Eaters tavern,
and directly opposlle Stevens Drug store.
SAephsrlatoMn. Nav %. l-1l On
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WELLS >. p1Atgsls 4 Co.,
C0ACN TTnTSw2 s,

Ed ESPECTfULLY inform their friends anL
Il Z The public generally, that Ihey have com
menced the above business, ia ell its various
branohes, at Charlestown Va, in the Shop
formerly occupied 10y Mr.. Hugh l.. Galiaher.
where they vail Keep constantly on hand, and
make 10 order, FAMILY COACHES and FAN
CY VEHICLES Of every description ard latest
style, and most superior finish, which they offer
at fair prices and on accommodating terms
They aitier themselves, ., they have col loy ed
mono but first-Tsts NortheIn wotkmeu, they " 10
be enabled to do work in such q manner as will
merit public patronage. Orders thankfully re-
eeNed and Punc,ualiy attended TO.
fL~Prompiness in repairs.
Char;ss,ovn, June C. ls3o-3m.
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NAIHEhEAS Impression has gone abroad
w that We intended TO obsnilu tie idss II
Al!d'ne a Procession ca Tia 2t!h We take to-. me.
tEni of correcting so sane, sui sincerely TO-
g 'r,' iHr brethren Of ne -. invited ~ well
a, all transient Brethren. u DO with Us bv .
O'Clock On that day, as tie Procession Will 10
formed ~ that hour-sfter which sn Or.tion
viii hs delivered by BsotLer Ch.tlo. Iame,
Fau'kucr. THE COMMITTEE.
SmithGcid, lure ~. 1893.
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4 Young LADY IN Nev York. by tLe
name q Ellen Graves died from taking
o1alie acid, believing u " be lalu.
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Tie loan ncgool,,rd W General NJ.
DttT!E. Of Sosih Carolina. VITO rct5tn.
ed "a the packet .hi? Bosc,u,. from L,v.
erpCol, las Teen Placed in tho hands Of
tho United states hank. The srognt
now sv.i!Stie - $50 0UCi The Bank
continues 30 .u!piy the market vi,h -.
change On England, as9 - 5lea.iuu..
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"A''5~icaS Tauvru Tie otl..a.i
praiur'9r srJ editor of,Le Arctr4n isr.
HtE } ;. sRSNIr Esq. rss'uas'si oi
iai' oI.y hss sgsin taken hat e1tsusI,sly
'nd i4'.fa'.y kno"n journal into lns edo
icu1l charge. IL hasfsr,nUy teen con.
ttct.i Ly =. J. RYbeir E.q 49,, chang.
ei o. OuEiEsl huo l,m ,.Atoi Amer.
con Farmer g. Tho, = Farmer and
GsfiereT and under ne latter mans q.
"a. been i"usj fof'sme ytsJ l.i.nl4
cl!.tsrt aud much iul fofcd iu nfcL1r.
zeal Of rCsrafcr. sud .-ilinV asJtvi.i ~.
der - old nance. sud under the y4.Jsncs
90 iho able commander 4iO ir,t!l.rcL,.
IfiHh 50 osrn-t Gl 90 f,bia ,ts late
ueGls SID GAIA tis AL of new ones
80 a. skueultuial journal % tt.aiaBr
sustained av'Fy lisu RAM. ,rI, rf-ul.
srsh1w o. Ia even more. U.cl.i thau ever.
Mr. i g skinner les e4sLGlluaas s. 4.
l'e .sih hs iss uhlglakso. superior o.
t.-so 81 sry man iu Aaersa
ROT l.sa. ,r
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Ioas lstRsr Iiarys The forr milo
iacs 90 Iuiay wst4os ~ H.sion BOB two
heals Bsae Psyfan ica re hrH it.i
iaf lpTsfls I'd three mlss vten Is " -
pssseI easily ~ Bosan v&s IN $40
beet ia q. i4s. EsHs psyi5a as tts.
jisvn End Dscstof lsit s.one % torisr3
aiih Douoa Il Vas topsysg. O.. COO.
q PJ.tan wlDnlng The heat sasI.y o.
:. os.-BsH. PuiuoL
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re fhe FnrlllcrR.
VOL. 32.

Confectionery s. Fruit.
4 600 pound. assorted Confectionery az ~
tsnt' pff pound,
.'u pounds Almonds,
a. boxes Bunth Ksaias,
o. boxes Lemons.
100 pounds white Rock Candy,
LDE ~ Wslnuis. Ground Peas,
frs.h Flbsrts Figs, Pfunss,
JujIbs Paste, &C offered Tor sslo =,
YOJNG'5.
Hsrpsfs-Ferry. MAY 81. is19.