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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

Ok THE CoSSrxioSs AND DrATm OF JAMES
CoATFs, JK.
Tie repcnicd when dying, and exercised faith
Aud obtaining that Religion which triumphs over
death,
Aud testified boldly his sins were forgiven,
And desired ascend up To the third Heaven.
My soul IS so happy gladly would 60,
Aud leave this region of SORROW and wc
And JOIN IA the best number who stand round
the throne
And share the fruilions of Heaven my home.
Come, come welcome Death, and do not delay,
And let me he freed from this cumbruus clay,
And let NV soul iy To the region above,
And he with my Saviour, and bask IN his love
" My sins are all pardonc,l, | fear not Death"
Was the language of james, with expiring
breath;
Paradise h. has entered, and now he's at rest,
Far. far from affection, supremacy he's blest
Prepare We to him. on Canaan's blcsi shore.
Where paTen's and children arr parted NO more
But bask IN the smiles Of God their redeemer,
And dwell IN bis presence forever
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
Frsn "a. Indians Republican Bsnn,r.

Mr.. webb-The following toast was offered
at a recent Van Buren, jolhfcation in Cler-
mont county, Ohio:
" Richard NJ. Johnson-a firm spoke
in the wheel OF liberty. Martin Van Blu.
ren-the hub Of democracy-and Andrew
Jackson. the axle tree OF the u. States. H."
To carry out the idea, and complete the senh-
ment, beg leave To add:
Samuel Swsrtwout and William NJ
Price-The running gears Of the Sub
Treasury" Yours, SC. q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

Di virtue - deed u tfsst from JoAs 4.
- Is5o 80 H'Ffist be- wifs 60 ne fss he
use Of b . isarsf, bearing dsis tis ION asy
% bsesmosf, lH+b' sod 81 fsesfd n ihe cree
% TIE Ciefk ~ TIE Couuty Court fer J.gsrso.
County. Nfgfuis. 700 cell. btlors So tsrspn
~ DsHtsl Entisf in sbspisfdstosn. - ssinr1.,,
~ i9h dsg n J.ast,g atsi tbst ,sfy sssirsbis
PROPERTY in she bhsfdstoso nou ssasessf -
Sad John J.. Issb Terms sash
a. LEE, ia, T,sstss-
Dec o. lars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
From Ger. Cla,k.

Mr.. Charles Quinn has been in this place for
some short time, giving lessons in writing
cannot speak personally from any observatiou.
OF my own &c TO tue progress of his scholar. "A.
has however the reputation OF having improved
them much. he Is considered gentleman Of
correct manners and Of good deportmenI. and Is
80 considered by those who are acquainted with
nun 10 tnis place. JAS. CLARK.
Frankfort. Oct 10 1914
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
FRESH oRoonnIaa

DHfaE Bfosn sursr,
N loaf sst L1aip g.
Fafto Htr5 soi saFsr Usste Mslastss,
Poe Appie sd trglst Chssts,
q. impsrsi. YsufE nsssn, ippssfal 81
BLACK Tees.
Prise Hso I'D Issa coffee.
Feppsf. Aispies. sfsrfb ast Psifs.
GisEsr. Pearl Ass. 80. As.--Iegfttss go
every sst,sis ~ zee ofsrsfy We, - salp ~
pee 90 tsJs = 4k3Hn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
A Valuable Tan-Yard, &c.
TOR RENT,
ar VIUpCNN- FCUHY

IT HfRPERS- FERRP. ~
yNiiIS LANYARD. With ~ IT, sppsrdsgss,
- - offered for rent n j. supposed 10 be
oae Of the best locations yiTsiBis for csrrying
on The Tanning business on an extensive scale,
- there y ample room. number 81 Nsu ere
under cover " has evefy neosssary building
The yard is furnished with water, and the bark
ground by water power Az sbnndabce ~ bark
can be got convenient ats fair price. and
great num5er % hides ran be procured 81 The
place, - there is no tsnnefy wilma several
miles q q There ~ also every facility cor get
ung hidst from The cities, and fOr ssseiug the -
% when lssned. sithsF By the sall-rosd o. canal.
Another indueemsnt 70 renter -. thst large
qaaniity ~ Lesihsr is ussd Il the FERRY On TIE
course 81 yeaf. Immediate possesstoh can be
given. HfGH GfLLEECE 4 co
Jan. 10, 1872. -cowtf
TTThr .Ninsaaf fqfe'hyeHcrr. nEd Lascar'~r
{ "a J EraEuser q H~raff. uiR D'ibIsb re absvs
sass q secsl. rucre sfier lecek. Hani |orbid and
end biNs % The ofrr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
DIED.

On The 9th Of December last, in Montgomery
county, Illinois, MARINE TYLEa BRuA. aged six
months and % days, son OF Mr.. George b. Brua.
formerly Of Harpers-Ferry
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care,
The opening bud to Hcay'n conyey'd,
And babe IL blossom there
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
NOTICE.

VIE subscriber would resp-cIfoIly announce
70 the public generally that he - now re-
ceISiBg large lot of best Cut Mails Of ali sizes
Also. Spikes, which he will sell sI factory
prices.
Wrought and bar Iron Of the best quaiit,
manufactured az Stonsy Greek, for ssir.
". ID. DORIAN.
Iiarner.-FerrH. Jan 10. I-1a II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
Lcffer 10 The Esfifar.

HhNrLEAEN;-I wish TO propose giving a
"a lew lessons Of Pepmsnship ia Charle.,oSa
aud request you TO insert these recommends.
tons Tor the Information aud satisfaction Of the
citizens previous to my arrival.
Your OFT servant,
CHARLES QUINN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

An honest Hiberian tar. great favorite
with the gallant Nelson. used 10 pray in
these words every night when he went
into bis hammock. God be thanked.
never killed any man. nor no man ever
killed me--God bless the world and sue
cess 10 the navy"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

The following il an extract from the inaugu-
raj address Of Governor SHIEsos, e Ohio;
. But short time since. the territory
our State was one immense
aud unbroken forest, inhabited only by
unciUihEeG beasis and savage man; with
ia = few years the whole face Of the
country has been changed, sc. sc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
British stocks we're down /.

intsrsst British stocks we're down q
shade.
The merchants Of Liverpool have me-
morialised The Premier and the Minister
for Foreign Affairs 10 exert ne influence
OF the British Cabinet in eoojunction
with the Continental Po~ers Of Europe.
towards efecting the ierminsiion Of the
disastrous warfare in Spain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

EWtiy Hsypiscss.-This is phantom
OF which all are in pursuit. ADD which
none have yet been able TO embrace.-
Most people can see il. but always at a
distance. II is mere shadow, always
dying, but never caught. II allures. but
TO deceive; it promises. only to disap-
point. II is tho grand object for which
mos; people live; bot perfect happiness.
is what no person living ever yet found.
ADD what none ever can find until they
arrive at the exhausiless source from
whence il 'prngs-tbe throne Of God.
Mobile GOzsiis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
Enw0NTI0Na

irons and the public. that he resumed H..
School on Meadsy last. As he inis I'd. TO dsyo,,
h" exclusive attention TO the in.true,ion of
youth, he hopes his friend. and Oh. public ~ an
extend to him liberal share Of patronage.
JOHN X. WOODS.
Chsrisstows. Jan. 10, IsJ9-3,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
Oct. IL. Is3s.n
F.O,a the Memphis Ga-,ii..

WRrrrSG scnooL.-For the information OF
'hose VINO are anxious TO acquire handsome
and elegant style OF peumanship. we would an
nounee that MIR. Charles Quinn, n gentleman
well acquainted with writing In its best modes.
Is now In town and DESTROYS OF patronage. lie
has been teaching many years in the United
States, and from the facility and grace with
which he uses the pen, rs exhibited in our pre-
'enee, We are satisfied that long i pc rience and
thorough acquaintance with the arr could sIoos
have enabled him to reach 'he perfection he
displays. We have no doubt but that there ar.
but few among those Of our citizens who have
much writing to do. that would not he greatly
bene emitted by the instructions which he propo.es
TO give.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

The editors Of the Free Press will confer Il IA
vor by inserting IN their paper the following
lines, composed on the death Of JAMES CoArEs,
Jr., by the Rev. Washington Robcy, of the Me-
thodist Protestant Church.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

Most Of the leading Tories have their
price. Southern Wig.
That can't be said now Of the N. York
Loco Focos. Their Price has run away.
Prentice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

CHESAPEAKE AND Quo CANAL.-The
WilliAmsport Banner, oil Saturday. says:
I'VE are much pleased TO hear that
Dam No. 6. on the Canal above Hancock,
is finished. and that :here is every pros
pect Of the navigation on the new work
below. being fully established early in
the spring. This addition will give a
gaeat impulse to the increasing trade. aud
tend more fully TO realise the just expec-
tations OF the Company. as to the value
and importance of this noble work. The
revenue Of the Company will also en- g.
nance IN corresponding ratio, and ena-
BILE the Directors TO press towards execu-
ton. the remainder Of .he line, now un.
der contract"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

.t'OTFEE.
NJ ACCOUNTS ere Bpe ready Tor settle.
I'VE msot 4 nunlbef ~ persons have fsfsnfir
esiisd. sportansousiy. snd paid ~. soms paft
80 soms si thst uss doe suea rsrsons : esii
(isasf Afs here uors o'hsrs s6.oug those Zoe
sheoi hsss ishofsd 5gfiog The yssfs fist have
have goDs ~
&ANrEf s.FRDER
chiflssioWb. Jsa ,, 1883
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

A friend Of the late editor OF the JefIer.
sonville Courier thinks that we have at.
tep,ed TO rob that little man Of 1.-the credit
which Is Justly due" We should as soon
think Of stealing the crumb from the
mouth Of a starved pismire.-G Prentice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
y $4,000, $4,000.

STATE or VIRGINIA
H'eh,''0ii" .ie06Snub LoiIcSy,
Gas. No. /, Zoe Is39
To DO drawn ct Alersodris. Va on e,,,,s.,
l2Ih Jauua-y, lsJY.
GRAND sCHFNE.
CAPITAL 10000 DoLrAra
10 900 do
81 .O00-S6. 0nO- s. OOO-Si 600
S3270.
cas- prizes Of SI,0OOAe
- OF 5000. % of $3.50, SC. &s.
nokti sio-FaJs5- Quarter 81 50.
'e'',ne''''"i package 81 - " tols Tisksts siss
81" Is Half d. %
10 10 - Oisr,cE do. o. N
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
10000 DOLLARS.
erioo prizes OF $1,000.
ViI.giMtN NfNfe Eafferrs


For Lndowing the Les.burE Aes:emy AGA 70.
other Purposc..
Clis ". I, for 1879,
To DC drawn 1t Alexandria Va on g.t.,f.,
2o-h January, 1889,
-r
CAPITAL PRIZaS.
So. 0OO-S- ,000-S t.000-S3.OOO-
S2.3o0-Si.Ol7l.
loO PriXes Of xlOOO
~ fn1es OF S50O-!0 Prizes Of $500,
sc. sc.
Tickets ONLY 60 Halves IS Quarter, A 50
Cer,,he-tr' u pc. ksge, Of Is ~LoIs ,l,ks,. also
10 d". * hall de- 90
10 do. 1jqasrteF do. 81 90
tIBFor Tickets and SHARES or Csrusestsa
L" fscEases ~ the ABOVE Splendid seAsnsss,
ID. y. GEEGORY a. co.
managers,
WAsHIsGrOs CIrY, d. G.
p~All Orders from distance by nail
promptly attended to, sud the drawings inys.
rsOIl ssnt IS soon a. over
Jan. 10. 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
store House Tor Egeas.

z piiF store lig,ss in sollssf. fafusfiy essu,.
- ped 30 q bfns sra Dyg Goods store, 10 Sc
fent TIE thustipu - desf.bfs ous. asA -
- soiffrBs'nE u.sp good b4sihsss sgui4 -
done. fOsssssi0a Eitso % sry hoie
SCOTIA w. uATDEN
Bolvsr. Dee ~. I-gs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

The Pennsylvania Telegraph says. that
Mr.. Bynum. of North Carolina, is SO small
that he can creep into quart measure.
That's no exploit at all. DR.. Duncan is
a great deal larger than Mr.. Bynum, and
yet the way he can ioak into quart mea-
suyes is astonishing.-[ Prentice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
Fl0m iht IIek,gnrr Senlin.I.

PEsM,SsH'r.-Lookat Mr.. Quinn's advertise
meni, M another column, ell ye deIineater. of
Po; looks aud hangers" aud repair TO hi, room
al The corner OF Washington and China streets
and he VIII reduce your irregular and de forme d
manuscripts TO system. Printers suffer more
from bad writing than all others, and We there
fore feel an interest in The improvement OF the
calligTSphy Of the public.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
.Vsffre 60 Farmers.

TWVHE undsfsignsd having isssed ne WILL
n belonging 20 Nc Robert Aonigamsry, 81
Bruesioun, We for term % years, ere pre-
pared 10 Cried Grain o. ~ tihds 81 he usual
rates q toll % poFchass 81 fer msrkst prices
sod solicit e share - pebble paireasgs.
CHARLEs BARJVEs,
LANES ~ B.gR.FES
Brgeslove, Jas. 70, 1889 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
CORN ron SALE.

HAVE bstvsen 30 snd 30 barrels q bsv
n CORN which can b. seen 81 10y house in
Chsfleslown. u will b. soid m smni qfaati.
lies and credit Of .iatl o. nrHsty d,Ys givea.
Al iadueemsnt. housVsf. sri be- given 10 sny
one who Will purehsss che shoie qussthy
JANIS FLOHE
lamar, IN fs1g n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
THE MARKETS.
RnSTscnfEr

nfit is reported that the price Of -four has
aovshoea IN Baiumorc an Consequence of tho
opening Of the British ports 20 foreign vhca,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
Eom "a. Jiek,burr R,~i.,,r.

Mr.. Charles Quinn. teacher Of Writing. will
remain IN our city few weeks. lie has been
teaching at Memphis, and in other parts Of this
State. aud from specimens he has shown US. w.
should suppose him to be = competent teacher.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
Ieceo,,. ,,lcaslfnfio,.a.

have informa,ion sAii.fsciery 10 myself.
that Ma CnARtEs Qp,ss, who teaches Writing
- well qualified 20 perform that useful branch
OF Education TO advantage, aud g. such % nv
opinion, feel II NY duty to recommc,i him 10
The public n man worthy OF confidence. 4. 4
the patronage Of the public IN HI. peculiar quail
hcations in ms art-apd also refer person, to
MS exhibitions Of his performances. which he
carries with him. r. " JOHNSON.
September rs, is3s."
Ma. CHARLEs QuisS has given lessons, in
Writing, To one Of nay sons. who has, I think,
greatly improved under his Instruction. Mir.
Quinn seems 10 be very decent gentleman, aud
:'eli qualified ~ a teacher OF writ,ug
J. J. CRirTENDEN.
Oct. IL, 1895"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
MRS. TRAWIN,S
SUM1MA&W.

" rs. 7. respectfully informs her patron.
~ ana frsends, that the SPriag sessioa Of
her Seminary win comneues 90 the lin Of
fsoruary- Parents and Guardians dssirou. OF
entering pupils. are requested 10 do 30 at the
commence nj Of tho session, or as early q,
possible. Ne this viii be considerably 10 The ad.
vantage Of the pupils
Sr- SAMOAN & Mrs. TaAwrS trust that their
coo''"oed endesvours 10 induce in iher pupils q
love OF study, and to facilitate their general in
Provement. viii render this Institution inere as
'nsy worthy OF public pstrousg~.
lev more Boarders can be admitted. An
early application 10 requested.
Cs.~se sS ss.sssss
"a snd % Cisss-s--Re,dins. Orthogrsphy.
english Grammar, Psrsirg, Oimys Geogr,phy.
WrtinE, Mental and Practical Arithmetic Book
OF General knowledge or Commeres, and ID
Book Of History.
81 Class will pursue moro critical know
Isoss OF the English Language; French, Intel
"e'ns' and Natural Philosophy. Chemistry, &C.
neral History. Natural History. iue iudins Zooio-
N' and Theoretical aud Practical Botany;
"oodofidses larger Geography, including Geo
'ogt, &c. IN extended course on the Globes
WIN Astronomical Observations, aud the Maihe-
ma'ieAiProjeeiion Of MsPs, Astronomical Pieces,
sc.
The afternoon Of each Wednesday will b.
devoted TO the Ornamental Branches. Need.
Work. sc.
Tuni PER Session Of ; uaonhE
Board, including Washing. as
Iunioa 10 ell the English branches, 10
French,
Music on the Piano or Guitar. by 3on2 -
PEREZ. per quarter, ~
Drawing and Stretching from Nature,
raining "a water colors-also, Ori-S 10
entail and Memo Uniting, per session,
Jspasnins, Painting on Work Boxes, -,
Ebony Work, Trsn.ferrirg. &c. ~
for one pupil learning both the above, Is
Wax Work in figure, and fruit,
DO. Flowers.
Ian. 10, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

IN Pur.nanee of decree u the oO',niy court
- Of Jedsrsna county, rendered on the 18th
Day Of October. 1875 30 the cause q James
shepherd. plaintiff. against Wm Orntofn and
Polly his wife. aud Others. defendants. will Of
Ter for sale, ~ public aurtion hefnrs the isssrn
~ Danini EniiCr 10 ShepherAriown. on srfnrssv
~ ca dsg Of fsbraaTy assf. that part % LOT
No. ,. N TIE town - Shsphefd,town, ADD
county % lshfrson, foTmsriy owned ~ Mary
uhlrhrsnd, and now occupied By some % her
heirs. % The BIZ mspuonsd The lot l. situated
betvesn she fssidsbeo ~ Df. Hsmmood snd
Adam Leekiidef
TfYas 81 Sais--Ose-fo fourth cssh-ths bsisnes
IN SIN. twelve, snd eighteen months ffom the
day q sale. With good security
JOHN ~. NcENDREE. CorsnF
Ian 10 lao IL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
I2U8J @ALF,

Jan. 2. 1899. -t..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

SAVINGS ussTEruxIoN,
JANUARY 7, le3O.
HE rrs.'dsnt and Directors % thu ins,lss-
u ton have this day declared . dividend on \
per cent. for me ain mosths ending D,e.mh.r
IL. ie3s,too the stoek and week., d,,o.,,..
which will DO paid At the sx pirstion of ten s,,,
from the sbove date. By order OF IN. Road
RIcHfRD WILLIAMS. TSs.,wsr.
January 10, I639.-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

More or less, being pact Of the land now ia the
possession Of the sad Colin Peter, and being in
two separate and detached parcels, TO wit
About FOriy-SiT and haif .7eIes in cultivation,
near the Brick Mill. aud Iice"iy ~ Rood Land,
adjoining the lands Of George c and Lewis w
Washington, and Lemuei MoieT's heirs. The
land - naturally fertile, and IN u high state OF
improvement.
such title as Is vested in me, (Which is be-
ieved 10 be indispuiable,) will be made the
purchaser, but no other.
JOHN MoLER, Trustee.
NoY % ls1a ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

A QUANDARr "A baker with both
arms in The dough up TO the elbows, and
a lles ia the leg Of bis trowsers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
NmpcrtmfcMdcmGs OMrc,

IANFENs+F Emmy hHMOhft 4.
Dec. l7fh, IS3@.
n WISH 10 purchase from three 70 five hun
- dred cords Of gool Oak or Hickory Wood,
delivered at this Armory. Application ~ be
made Immediately.
EDWARD Lucas, in. supL
Uec 90 Ia9s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

Ignorance of French Caaodioas One
Of the chief sources Of terror that has A.
larmed the French inhabitants Of Cansda
vas that they were TO be hanged BY sisarl'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

RY virtue Of deed OF trust, executed By
NE Colin Peter TO the undersigned a. trustee
tbearing date on the 9Th day Of April, 1885,
aud duly recorded Tor the benefit Of John J.
Siuii, Cashier Of the Farmers and Mechanics
Bank OF Georgetown, aud BusLrod c WISH
ington, shall proceed TO sell, ga Hsdnssday
the JOih day Of January, 1899, at Ridenour's Ia.
vern IN baIito~n Of public sue ton TO the high
e.t hidder for rad, n.on.x
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

WILL be sold, IN front Il the Court Mouse,
w % ChsfisstoWn. on monday the Plat Inst .
a spleadid pair Hateh Horses AisO, car.
rags. Terms made known on the dsJ Of sale.
Jan 10. lag
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

Coleman, who was sentenced a short
time ago IN New York TO be hanged for
the murder Of his wife. was trying at the
las, dates 10 siarve himself 10 death. Sue
cess 10 him. Premise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

We learn ,ha, a large roll OF butter,
weighing something like three hundred
pounds, ia preparing somewhere in this
State. 10 be sent 70 Martin Van Buren,
lCiReinRat .NsVs.
You may smother him in butter If you
like. but you never can get him down the
throats Of the people, Prentice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10

EMAiNiNG Ia The Poet osses. Hsrpsr.-
- Ferry. Va. 90 the 3ia Dee, is3s, Which.
not taken on, before the let day Of Aps,I next.
letters
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
GsHerSI kntel!fsruer.
Fresn tks Saism (.N. ~ Bs,.,r.


BRoscBoroAY.-An interesting case
OF surgery occurred an Upper Penn.
Neck. IN this county. on the 2lst OF De.
cember last
Martha Risner. . little daughter ,f
Thomas Risner. about two year, old
picked from OF the floor a parched grain
and put it into her mouth. Ia attempting
to cry. sudden inspir alton of breath
drew II back into her windpipe, and i'm
med'ately produced the most extreme
suffoea,ion leaving scarcely breath enough
to keep up life. DR.. William. +. Hun:
was sent for. and on his arri, al found the
child in almost the last extreme Of suffoca.
ton.
After making every other effort Tor re.
lief, except the knife, (sucb as producing
sneezing. Introducing the probe. SC ) he
informed the parents that TO open the
wind pipe was the only hope and they
wisely consented. lie promptly per-
formed tho operation, and on passing
SILVER probe up the wound into the mouth.
the coffee grain was removed. II was
swallowed into the stomach, and passed
through tho bowels next morning. The
chhd was instantly relieved, and immc.
diately drank some coffee, eat cake and
nursed ITS doll. The wound heals kindly
and the child is doing well.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-10
A HISTORY
ITO UNI
Or the most rsrarkabls sIfrer.iii., Of Geld ,r;L;n

" INC most rtmaTksSis sIirsgsiis, IF Geld riiLia
'pses 81 wore .iAse . iAsssaad yssrs.
In A. ID. 40l. the Black Sea was en-
,irely frozen over.
in 762, the cold was SO intense that the
strait Of Dardanelles and the Black Sea
were entirely frozen over. The snow in
some places diifted TO the depth Of 90,
feet, and the ice was heaped in such
quantities in the cities, as 10 cause the
" ais To fall down.
In $50. the Adriatic was entirely fro
zen over.
la il33. il was excessively cold in Ita-
ly; the Po was frozen from Cremona TO
the sea; the heaps Of snow rendered the
roads impossible the wine casks burst.
and rEees spill, by frost with an immense
noise.
In l2l6. the river Pc froze 10 The dep,h
OF ID ellis, and wine also burst the casks.
IN 1871, pine forest was killed by the
frost OF Ravenna.
La lse2, the houses in Austria were
buried with snow.
In l6el. many forest trees, and even
the oaks in England were split with the
frost.
In 1892. the cold was so excessive that
the starved wolves entered Vienna and
attacked both men aud cattle.