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VAkNfStfE5.
from the manufactory Of 2 b Sniff & Co, comprising
in Nos. II 2 iurniture Nos. Il 2conch Varnsh, nd
4 ordinary domestic Black Japan, and Brown do.
Also q kegs Croue green in IS lbs each, ground in
oil and t5o cennisers superior French green, also in
OIL r be r'eis Spirits Of Turpertine and Boiled Oil.
Artists Colors, &c. (Reeves & Son, London, and
40 boxes French Lake. for sale al the Pain, Store Of
the subscriber, MONDELlI
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ONO boxes Rollins Extra No. Soap, just reeei
SoS we'd and for saiehy
dau SHALL &Bi,CWN, e6 50,
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0RUS TOOTH PASrE-An ee CANT rad highl,
approved drntifrce; the hes' preparatory ter pu
IN for the teeth, ust received at The ''s"a
100 cor St Charles 4 Common sts. 10 ,s,ans
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VERMAN MARBLE FAPER-Jnsl rec, ID .
u ream. Of very superior quality of royal . 'diu
and Can sizes, for sale very cheap, by
DAVID FELT e. Co, n Sta TONERS u,
,a2 % Chs - 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31
p or u r Y 6 a Ia
From u, .Narlin,surr Gar,fte.


DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN MEETING.
Al a meeting of a respectable number
OF the Democratic Republican voters OF
Berkeley County, held on the 10Th Of
January. 1880, at the house OF Capt. Pe.
ter Gardner, according to public notice.
for the purpose Of appointing delegate. ~
meet our democratic brethren OF this dis
tfIct IN convention TO Romins,e a suitable
person 10 represent this district 10 the mex,
Congress Of the u. s.; whereupon, Doct.
TnoMAs :. PACE was called 10 the chair,
and J. Is. a. NADEGBoUscH appointed Sc
cretary. The object of the meeting hav.
ing been stated. the following persons
were appointed 10 dran resolutions. VIZ
Jacob Sc'beri, Jeremiah Hawkins. VII
liam g.. Burns. Henry q. Small Joseph
Burns and J. Il. A. Nadenbousch. who
having retired for short time reported
the following preamble aud resolutions.
viz:
10 viewing the transactions which are
now taking place 40 the seat Of Govern.
ment, We are forcibly struck with the
great changes which have taken place in
the movements Of number OF public men
from different sections Of the country. -
We see individuals. no, formerly exer-
cissd flaming zeal in support Of the last
and present administrations. turning with
al The fury with hich they are capable
Of suroharging their heated Imagination,
IN opposition 10 ell the leading measures
81 those administrations without conde-
scending a. we conceive 10 give 20 their
constituents any soiIic,snt reason Tor %
doing. We are therefore led 20 the con.
olusion that when msn sbsndons one
party 10 coalesce ~ith smother be IL often
more aetusiei by euipable motive than
I a vriuous action,
Rssolred. Therefore. That this meet
Jog has the most unbounded confidence
N the wisdom. integrity and patriotism
Of the present administration Of The Gene
raj Government
! Resoirsd. That We will not support an,
individual for Congress. Who shtertsini
different feelings snd views ia rslasior
thereto.
Rssolced. That committee 81 eigh
be appointed 10 meet IN Convention, AZ
place which may hereafter Be desixnaied
By cor democratic friends OF the dinsren
counties Of ilis congressioBsl district, 70
the porposs Of noohinsilpg rui,shls per
con 10 fepFetent us " We 2dsh Cobgrsss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31
VOL. 81.
rs"s rur ALEXANDRIA, oszrrrr.
w9AEsS g1 q YNMEs

SNs - - 9L ~ AANIES
And Is there nothing in a name
Endearing and cndcared,
tso ask of monumental fame
whose hands her temple reared,
Washington, whit other word
=, sweet 20 Esr-doms ear.
Bnrns hath Scotia any bard
Whose name she loves SO dear
Az, there IN power m n name
"A secret. pcteat charm,
lAit mis- We bosom on with flame.
And takes the heart by storm.
The heart whom Cupii's witcher,cs move.
May fam dIsowa the freak,
But name the Venus of his iove
The crimson mounts his cheek,
What other name to him - sweet
As that inspiring one,
which makes his an xiouS bosom beat
=. To lisp 1t when al one
Oh' tell me not The rose would be
Sweet rose, still loved the SAM,
u called n mandrake, fennel, pea,
Or some such pslity name.
Us h'us,es meath the morning dew.
The dew-drop on its stem,
would lose their sweetness To our view,
III called another name.
Whatever object We esteem,
Compared with Others most
Hath some sweet magic IN It's name,
That's TO all Others lost
Pass, Va, Jan. 81, 1899. Ais.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31
NO. ~

A petition has been presented to tho
Massachusetts Legislature. signed BY
Miss Caroline Augusta Chsee. and seven
hundred and thirty other ladies' Of Lynn.
for permission TO marry black husbands.
Ii appears that there is q Law rendering e
penal tor . marriage between black snd
white. We hope the Legislature win re-
peal the law. or report special ball Ill
lowing these seven hundred and thirty
ladies the exclusive privilege.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

Fresh CoDrIsu. in considerable num-
bers. weighing from three TO fifteen
pounds. were sold IN ourmsrket on Wed
nesdsy morning last. at eight cents per
pound. These were probably the first
fresh Goldfish ever exhibited for sale in
Western Virginia - Uineasstsr Rep.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31
Grurral gntrlIfarnce.

Rail Road AccidehL About four miles
from BALTIMORE. the Engine attached 10
the Frederick and HNpers.Frfry train Of
Cars. ran oil the road this morning. and
ocossioned the upseitine Of the foremost
Car Of the Train. which was thereby total
~ demolished. The bresksman a. the
train was badly buft--none Of the passen.
gers. Ne are happy To state. were serious
ly injafedl
Tho train from Washington was delay.
ed some time until the obstruction, which
the wreck ocosIohed, was removed from
the traek-in that train some Of the fas-
sensers returned 10 ,his CITY, others. II
was expected, would proceed sitter the
damages produced by the accident were
fepailed. blame - imputed 10 The
Engineer or those having charge Of the
train baltimore Patriot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

Washington Irving has somewhere made
some admirable remarks on The capacity
OF delicate females for endurance IN ad.
.ersi'y, and their ability TO restore the
dropping energies OF the sterner sex un-
der the pressure Of trouble. II there be a
sight more affecting than any other, it's to
behold = tender and afeciiona'e wife
cheering with her fond smile the partner
OF her affections, and soothing his wound.
ed spsr't with her caresses. Men may
talk as they will about their ability TO face
misfortune. bu. The strongest Of them are
weak when compared with lovely woman
IL - not IN the fes;al hall. nor NJ the ban.
quet. nor during the hours Of prosperity
and joyousncss that the female character
discovers itself IN al; its excellence. It's
when the strength Of man has failed. when
his heart Is bruised. and his pride humbled
and broken by the sca,hing touch of pen.
nry and want,-when his head droops and
his limbs are weary. and when he sinks
into dependency shat woman, like an an
gel OF mercy, hangs about his pillow. and
smoothes the rulllsd brow OF care. II is
when sorrow has spre,d its darkness a.
round bis spirit. and even TO hope seems
denied. that man finds comfort in the af
fections OF fond woman, and re- ads IN the
glance OF female tenderness and devotion
the augury OF better days TO come
Those Who have felt the reality Of what
we here state. can best appre cia,e it. truth,
and exclaim with the poet:
Without the smile from parti.i beauty Won.
Oh, ~hst ~Srs MAG woi Id ~ithout SUI -"
Raiiisa 70 .iiaf rIean
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

! now take my leave as proprietor of
The Advertiser forgive all; and ask
forgiveness VI all, (if any one has any thing
to forgive and conclude by repeating the
advice ] gave my Cincinnati friends, az
teen years ago. with . sligh, amendment:
"Lire honestly. ssrre GOD. and PAY
FOR YOUR NEWSPAPER"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

DEATHs ~ NV York CRY. IN 1879.
The whole number Of deaths not in
Guiding still births. during he yesr iS3S,
was .3i3. OF including iill-bif,h.. {. oJ3;
beng 90 less than IN 1851. BIZ con-
sumption .,,.o msrusmUs 40: cholera
lnfsn:Um i37; commissions G3S, d.orsy
on The BRAN 3GS. OF the hole number
decreased. 3,sbI were white males. 3. leo
whi.e females BIB ool0red males. 3i5 CO.
Toured females. Under wears Of nge.
3. S36. tmore than half without inelud-
ing gi'll-bifihs. Only one reached the
sge Of loo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

The New York Star says that one Of the
front rooms W tho new bnilding now
erecting for the Back u he 4 uiied States.
has been leased Tor - COO ger abnam.--
This - great pf,ce, and The jcmsnd Tor
offices "a Wall street 4. douhtless oN inxto
The concentration II al kinds 81 monied
5us'ness " that quarter, WHICH renders
location there more than commonly de.
iifabie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

Is. stated IN Cbarles,ovn paper, a. a
novelty ~ educAii9n. that a Female Col
lege Las recently teen opened ia Macon.
Georgia. Into which one bundTed and
twenty students have slgesdy been admit
ted patronage sufficient 10 insure tbs
permsnence a the es,sbl,sLmeni. and o..
ford = guarantee Of is future useioloess.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

The United States Marshal was on tho
wharf until the smiling Of the Roy al Will
ham. on the look out for abscondins
ub-TreasureTs. /, Is said that two were
arresied-names not mentioned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

Sir George Tuthill relates case of an
A''a'ic Russian " no had, by his frs. wife,
SIXTY .nire infants at twenty-seven births,
aud by his second. eighteen n, eigh,
births eigh'y-scven children in all.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

Ciesaps9k> and Ohio Cgasf IA propo-
siiion has been Introduced into ihs United
States senate BY Mg Wslksf 20 transfer
70 the State u Maryland sbe stock nov
owaed BY the DATED States IN the Chss-
speake and Ohio Canal. The measure
probably siil not be selsd opoa AZ the
present. srrsfrn - Crr~7efs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

Hon. Thomas Morris has written a long
letter to the editor OF the Columbus States
man published in that paper.) on the
subject Of the late election Of L. $. Sena.
tor He says he aipoys CONSIDERED Mr..
1oppan more Of an o6oiitionisf han him
"y-rei:crates his own abolition opin-
ions. and gives statement OF his votes in
Congress touching that question. Says
also that IL the Legislature Of Ohio are
not pleased with his course on that sub
ject. he will resign forthwith, no,wilh-
standing the shoriness OF the session
He is evidently very sore aud much dis
appointed that Tappan was elected in his
place.-Cia HhiP
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

Adhere strictly 10 Tie terms Of your pa
per- Tor. take the word Of an experienced
man. you had better keep your ink and
paper than furnish them and our labor for
nothing. You may get popularity. but
you will get no pork and cabbage FOR your
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

The Globe denounces Senator Rives as
"a Federalist." This only prove, what
we long ago said. that the Globes test of
Federalism is support or hostility TO the
Administration. no matter what doctrines
1t may sanction. or what measures ii may
support. Mr.. Rives has not changed .
single opinion that he entertained when
he was regarded as one of the pillars OF
the Democratic temple: but the Admin
is'ra,ion has changed its ground. and be
cause Mr.. Rives refuses 10 change with At,
he is denounced as a Federalistl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

Two thousand dollars have been apgro.
piAted by tie Legislature Of Missourl fer
The relief Of the Mormon Women and cLil-
drcn IN Dawes sod Caldwell counties.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

A DRrspFrL DFATH "A young man
named James Bedford. committed suicide
At Eae pa. few days since ~ drinking
Sh'skey. on challenge that he could not
drink quart. Which be- hoveyer did lie
died feV hours afera ards. CofoneTs
Inquest held on The body chsrged two
persons a. being concerned. one fof selling
bin the liquor asd the other fof ehslleng.
ing. They were taken before = magistrate
however sud discharged. ard exempted
form any blsme whatever Phil In.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

Issans Ps,sons ~ PcnnsyiUasis The
PeRnsy isanian Of Pkiladelpha Vac Bu.
fen paper. urges The erection Of State
Lunahe Asylum IN that commonwealth.
lie fays there are 800 iDssGe pefsons 10
he State. one hsif u whom are IDIOTS
This eeriaiuly i Candid simisrion. and =
no less humane accommodating after The
scenes al HaTnsbnfg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

Mr. CLAWS friends, in all parts Of the
country, are coming on; warmly and deci.
dedly. IN his favor. as the Wing candidate
for President. We think, now, that II is
more than probable. il a National Conveu.
ton should be held, that he will be the
nominee oil the Convention. No man de.
serves more from his country-no man
would better discharge his high duties
Al he were elected President. Whatever
may be his faults or his errors. he is q no.
BILE. generous American S,a,esman-full
OF the love OF his country-snd destitute
OF mean and narrow prejudices and views
.fhxsnd, al Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

ColoAizafion. - we learn from The New
York Commercial Advertiser lbai The
sHfP SALCDA. 20 Re natissfed by coiofed
men. AID employed ~ he Colonization
S0cIsiy IN tho irssspoHsiion % igsauis
70 Afnes. is 8ow purchased. ard The color
ed crew beng nearly eon pletsd, she -
expected II ss,i Va lev days.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

The Treasurer d ne State Of Maine e..
tim aies the tosnfy on ,cLegi " 10 paid ~
hat Stale iof The past year % be kom
Si25. 600 To $3.50 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

uPou.mouon. The following genilemen
were appointed said committee. VIZ: ia.
cob Ssibert. Jeremiah Hawkins, DIR. John
Hedges. Michael X. Seibert, DR.. Thomas
). Page. Henry {. Small. Joseph Rurns.
and J. ID. a. Nadenbousch.
Rssoired. That iossmuch o. Martins.
burg Is the most central point in this dis.
triet. we would respectfully name il rs
the most convenient place Tor the me citing
of SAID Convention. should II meet the
appreciation OF our democratic brethren Of
this Congressional district.
Resofred. That the proceedings Of ,hi.
meeting be signed by the Chairman. and
Secretary. and published in the Martins
burg Gazette. Chsrlestown Free Press.
Winchester Vireinisn. aud Romney I'm.
telligenecr. On motion. adjourned.
THOMAS S. PAGE, Cly'n.
J. ID. x. NADESBouscH. See'y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31
Deaths in Tie Gu OF Ban,r,o,, duy;,g \

Deaths in The CITY Of Baiirnor, during Ms
year ls3S, efIte foA0seiag diseases.
Abcess g. Apoplexy p. Asthma q,
bronchitis ]. Burn l6, Cancer II. Casu-
atty 33. Chicken Pox ,. Child bed -,
Cholic. bilious ,, Cholic. Cramp, 4.
Cholera morbus =. Cholera infantum 1919,
Consumption 40. Confusion .. Convui-
sions 50. Coup de Sole,l 3. Group ~.
Death by s,abs !. Death by blows Dis
ease Of the spine 3. Dropsy 63, Dropsy
IN the head I3. Drowned ,3, Dysentery
%, Dyspepsia 3, Epilepsy I, Erysipelas
j, Exposure 20 the cold }, do 90 the heat
and drinking cola water -, Fever, bill
ious 81; do. CATARRHAL 81. do. Conees-
tive Il, do. Gastric 3 do. Intermittent ,.
DO. Scarle, lil, do. Typhus :3:3 Gravel
3, Hemorrhagc 10. Hip Complaint I, In
Elimination =, do. OF the brain -. do. of
the lungs y do. of the bowels IL, do. Of
The stomach g. DO. OF the throat ,, Infsn-
iiclte , lntemperancc "a. Jaundiee 3,
Liver Complaint l3. Lock Jaw >, Maras-
mus 80. Measles 4. Modification 3, Mur-
der !. Mumps l. Old aga %, Organic dis
ease OF the heart 8. Palsy II. rleurisy 80,
Clumsy D, Rheumatism ,, do. lnlamma-
tory !, Scrofula Small Pox ~. STILL
born 2l5. Sudden 81. Suicide Il. Teeth
ing 81, Thrush q, Tumour 4. liberated
sore threat ,. Unknown adults 81, do. M
iantile o:}3, Vauolo,d ]. Wbooping cough
Il, W orms 20-Totai 269i.
or THE FOLLOWING ACES.
Still born. 40; under one year. Cos;
betUesn one and two. :!56, tw O and fivs,
ZIG; i've aud ten, l25, ten and twenty
ons. l53; twenty -one and thirty. 23S.
thirty and forty, ,.76; forty and fifty. LES,
fifty and SIXTY, l2:; sixty and seventy.
-; seventy and eighty. 81; eighty and
ninety, IL. ninety and one hundred, Z;
over one hundred. J.. Total. 2G9l.
The population Of this city, according
To the United States census 10 1890, was
FL, 800, Of which number H. SD7 we're
eolored persons; li7S3 free. and 4. lea
slaves. BY order Of the Board Of Health.
DAVID HARRIS. Secretary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

~ Whale woman. aged iG5 years 4 fec
eolored woman, aged lO3 ycsrs. A white man.
sge4 lyi year,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

AT village on the road TO Meaux
may De remarked a small cemetery, al
one end OF which Is q windm,ll. 1, was
placed 10 this unusual position by the
will OF miller. who bought certain ex-
tent Of ground IN it, built the mill on IT,.
and. at his death. directed himself 20 be
buried underneath. leaving, at the same
time. sufficient annual fund for keeping
up the mill. and paying a man TO work 10
II. The produce Of the mill he directed
10 be devoted TO the school of the village
and the relief Of the poor adding 10 his be-
quest these words: II beg Monsieur L.
Cure and Monsieur 10 Mare, my two
best friends. 10 pardon me for this fancy.
/ IL seems IL me tba: the tick tack Of NV
mil Sill be heard 10 my tomb, and " III
be pleasing 10 me-. II II reaches me, IL
viii remind me that, although absent,
| am still useful TO my fellow -citizens"-
The good miller's request has been fully
compiled with. and the mill still grinds en-
for the benefit Of the village.
A distinguished American Lady. while
AT Rome. was asked by . Cardinal, u he
could have the pleasure OF presenting her
to the Pope. On being Intercepted, IL she
would be permitted 10 converse with his
holiness-the Cardinal replied that she
could not, tina; Vas an honor confined
TO the Princesscs Of The blood and the
daughters OF Soveieigns But sir, (re-
Piled the lady, am Princess Of the
blood, the daughter Of Sovereign. for
IN America the people are all Sovereigns
and am daughter OF one Of the people "
! His holiness was so much pleased With
the Spartan boldness OF the reply that an
interview was granied--snd the Amer.
can Princess admitted 10 an honor 10
which no lady Of private station had ever
before aSpired.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

AnKkSsss BAceAer - Boy, run pp
STAIRS 10 No. - snd tnog down ny
baggage harry. Im alost moving"
"Whsr y yosT baggage, massa. nd
shat - be p
~ by. three pistols. fsek II cards.
Bosis knife sod Oas sb,st. io0h God
:hsm al sadsF ny psl'Sw. o. Pc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-01-31

cESTlEnEs--fhs 6llisg e . esss.
LaUy--Aa.sPps~Ssgs - st~uvss
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-07
-------------------------
WIG REPR ESENTArIVE CON-
VENTION.

At u Representative Convention for the
District composed of the counties OF Lucas
Wood, Henry, Williams and Hancock, hol.
den at Fndley in Hancock county on Thurs.
day, the Goth day of August, 1880, Wilson
Vance Esq. of Hancock county was called
to the chair, and Henry Reed Jr. and Jno
b. Seamans chosen secretaries.
On motion, n Committee of one from
each county was chosen by the chair to re.
port upon the credentials of delegates
claiming seats in the Convention, and Messr.
Cover, Hosmer, Crawford, aud Smith were
named by the cIla!r as said Committee.
The Committee, having consulted, sub
milted list of delegates from each county
represented, and reported the ratio of rep
resentation as follows Lucas county, II
votes, Wood 10, Henry 4, Williams 6, Hun
cock IL.
On motion of Mr.. Reznor the report was
adopted.
The order Of the meeting then beng the
suggestion of candidates for nomination fol
Representative, the following persons were
mentioned.
john C. SpINK of Wood; WIN. TAYLoT
o. Hancock; WIN. SIMANs of Williams
j. II. JEROME of Lucas.
After two informal ballottihgs bv thu
Convention, it was moved by Mr.. Shaw
that the Convention unanimously y nominate
VIM. Taylor Of Hancock county as candi
date for Representative.
This vote was carried by acclamation
aud Mr.. Taylor being duly informed of hi'
nomination by a committee appointed for thu
purpose, returned his thanks to the Conven
ton.
The following resolutions were then lin
aninously adopted.
Resolved, That in our unanimous choice
of WIN. Taylor of Hancock county, as Rep
resentative for this district we are guidet
by belief in his sterling worth and incor
ruptble honesty.
Resolved, That while we use our exnr
tons to insure his success, we most hearth,
wish it and that having proved him once We
are deslrous to try him again.
On motion, 1t was rescued that the pro
ceedings of the Convention be published il
the Wing papers of the district.
On motion, the convention adjourned sine
die.
WILSON VANCE, Chairman.
JEo. j., Npne 5. ssm.ss. sa, Secretaries.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-07

Morals OF THE ROMAN LApIRs.-A
correspondent of the N. Y. Evening Star
writing from Rome, speaks of the morals Of
the ladies of the Imperial City as rather SC
soish. He mentions the case of u German
gentleman, of no very disiingne appearance
to whom a beautiful Roman lady took q
fancy. She sent to him and he culed up
on her. 81 like you, Eaid she, looking al
him with her large dark eyes" like you
and wish you could like me-" This was
frank, at any rate, and the stranger was
was equally SO. He told her that she was
very iutful--that she knew before. He
added that he loved her--thai she wished
to know. So from that time to this, he is
almost domesticated in the family! The la,
dy's husband is polite to him, there is nc
public violation of the conventional rules
of society, SO the lady is received in com.
pany just as usual. The husband, in such
case, forms iiasoa of his own, and thus
strikes the balance against his wife's
frailty..
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-07

At the last dates from Boston. an alarm
ing warfare was going on between the An
ti-lifteen gallon men, aud the Stripcd-pig
men. Some of the anti-ffleen gulon men
were busy iM buying spiritunus liquors
from the Strired-pig men for the purpose
of becoming informers, and the Striped-pig
men were retaliating by bedaubing the hou-
ses of their adversaris under the cover of
night.
On the afternoon of Saturday the 18th, a
crowd of 10000 men, many of them armed
with bludgeons, were assembled around
the courthouse, where the trial Of one of
the Strped-pig men was in progress. Our
reader need not be surprised to hear OF
hundreds of broken hends in the Literary
Emporium.-Louissiile Jour.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-09-07
WILSON VANCE, Chairman.
II. REED JR. -,
JNo. B. SEMANs. "e''e'"'teS'

Governor Shannon had his trunk stolen
last week on the mail line from Columbus
to GAINESVILLE, The Statesman says it con-
tanned number of official papers and cor
respondence (and we suppose, might have
added, sundry amusing party documents
which we Democrats should be sorry to
meet the eye Of an honest Whig.) The
Columbus paper also thinks, there is a gang
of villains on this route, against which the
travelling public should be guarded. There
have been other and previous losses.--Cin.
Whig.