davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
asELLING WHITE MEN FOR DEBT,

SELLING WHITE MEN FOR DEBT"
This infamous charge against Gen. Harrison,
which has again aud again been shown TO be
destitute Of particle OF truth, Is still, we hear,
repeated by some OF the interruptions dema.
gogues IN the service Of the Administrator. -
We once again al some Inconvenience, rr-pnl,-
i'sh ierleT wgi.isa BY Gsa. Hauaoa a.H.self
IN 1921, when the charge was FIRST made, aud
mailing The falsehood TO The counter
To any man who shall hereafter repeat this
eaiumny, We beg to say to him as The Louisville
Journal does: Imagine US a, your elbow. and
whispering in yonr ear, 'wbs, you have said Is
Jai's, end yea Faoe u 70 D. Ialss'"
To sAs CineianSa .9dpsyiissF.
Sir: Ia your paper Of the 18th instant,
observed a most violent attack upon
eleven other members Of the late Senate
snd myself. for supposed vote given .,
the last session, foT The passage Of law
10 ''sell debtors IN certain cases" II
such had been our conduct ] acknow.
ledge that we should not only deserve
the eensuTe which the writer bestowed
upob us. bat The exeeralion OF every ho.
nest man in society. "A act Of that kind
is not only opposed TO the principles Of
justice aad humanity. bui would be q
palpable violation Of the Constitution 81
the State, which every legislator IL sworn
70 support; snd sanctioned By q Houfs OF
Representative aud twelve Senators, 10
would Indicate slate Of depsayity. which
would f.l every patriotic bosom With The
most alarming splieipaiions. Bot TIE
fact is, that no such proposition Nss ever
made 10 the Legislators or even ibosghl
| o. The eel 10 which The 0fi,er allndes,
has no more relation 10 The collection Of
debts than Il has V The discovery 81
lopgituds. Il was 90 set iog the PUN
ishment o. offences" sgaiBti TIE slsis:-
and that part which hss 90 deeply wound.
~ iho feelings 81 youE eofre1pou1eni,
vas passed BY ihe House q Represents.
iiyss end voied Coz by TIE twelve sena.
tors, Under BE impgfsfion lhai i was The
most mild and hunan node of dealinu
wiih the Offenders fbr whose cases u wal
inlfnded. II vas adopted 81 lbe House
81 kepresenisiives AZ part 81 the gene.
al system 81 The ciidinal lsw, abici
vas thea undergoing 9 eoslpieie fsgisibn
and amsndmsnf Fhe necessity ~ thi
is seinced 81 TIE lolioainT fscist 81.
several yesn past Il he'd 5coome sppNsb
lhal ihs pFniisHfisFV system ~ bscom
ing mare aad nert buTdens5e4 AZ even
session; large apgfepntfion va
called fof % meet ths fxcen of enptadi
idlo shove ihs fscslpit 81 ne sslabik
neal. ln lhs coameoeenent 81 ~
tttlIoa 81 lta % teas smoeafst q
/ seer go CO.
Zee groeias ttd Esquigsa ~ iaas
issssPosi,ioa e psns vlsorous lssl'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
KLECTTON N0TIaE.

a n Eisctioa viii Be- heid at the Court House.
IN Of Jsdsrson ecasty. and al the didsfsnt
prscises OF said cesnty. 20 Tzpsksy GO a3i S-y
81 as ssutk. (.fyrif1 Tor the pnrposs Of Elect
ing . nsmbsr 20 serve IN the nsxissnsts Of Viz
ginis, Cor the District conpossd Of the counti..
Of Jsfessos, Frederick add Ciarke--sad for the
further psrPoss Of slsciins two Delegates 10
serve ia The next General Assembly Of this
Commonwealth
n fke cosrf- Hsxss Under the supsrinten.
dence OF sanr w. Lsekisud, Bu, hrod G. wssh-
lag, John hoisr, Charles @. ssswsrt apd Rich
ard Williams. or any two OF more Of fhsn.
"a H@Pn$fSvy-Undsr he s1psrintendsnss
Of Rishard Henderson, lassc Renkle, Phllip
Coons, Charles e. Cameron and Gerard D. We
ger, o. any two or moro Of them.
- 6hspAgdssea--UDder the snpsriatendenes
cfJossph AcMurran. John ouigisy, Jacob Msr-
gan, Edward Laeas. sr. and conrA6 Biiimyrs,
or any two or more Of thea
81 Saitk fsii- -uadsr The supsrintsnaesce of
Thomas Timberlske, william Gsansham, John
,. Hickey, Warner W. Throckmorton, and
Thonss Wat'oa. Sea-, or any tive or more Of
them.
sEBAsrikNysATY. sAsr;T
@LDsssn Csuafy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
.csr.,pead.ne. sflA. .N,,s Ysrk c..,.I..
wasHnoror. March "A, 1910

WAsHIHeTON, March "a, 1870.
was invited TO witness great exhibi-
ton at The Arsenal. on Saturday evening
last, Of the firing Of Mr.. CocHRAN's pa
tent revolving cannon. which is consider.
ed such q great invention, and such val
liable improvement in the engines Of war
the uIfima rofio Of kings. The firing
commenced at Eve o'clock, 10 the great
square At the Arsenal, and the gun was
pointed 10 the direction Of the river Po-
somac. The members Of the Cabinet
the Speaker Of the House Of Representa-
tives. and the Chairman and Members Of
the Military Committee. and the Com
mitiee on Foreign Affairs. and large
number Of the Members Of both Houses
Of Congress were present. with many CT
lizeRs and disliSkaished officers Of the
Army aad Navy.
The fripg Gas. superintended by Mr..
Cochran himself. aud Il gave universal
saiisfaction. No ramrod or sponge is
used with the gun, and IL fires with ex-
traordinary rapidity--it sent the balls
across the Potomac river. which is near
two miles wide at this point.
Many looked on with delighted sur
prise. and not few with amazement. dur
ing the operation. a. ball after ball. with
The flashing Of FIRE. came forth from the
same muzzie in such rapid succession !;
and being itself equal TO battery Of eight
common guns. The inventor, Mr. Coch-
ran stood by the side Of the gun, and
loaded and fred it himself.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

CLERIcAL WAR RENEwED. We re-
greet TO learn from the Boston Mercantile
Journal, that the strife betvsen The Rev.
NJ. Pierponl and bis congregation hiss re-.
commenced. The members dissatisfied
with his ministry have bought sufficient
Number Of peWs 10 secure : majority. and
at late meeting . vote Of dismissal was
carried, 50 70 90. A communication vas
subsequently, received from the Rev. gen.
tlsmab, 10 which be reviewed the vote,
aud the grounds on which il vas takes.
and iniimsled his resolution not 70 comply
with the request which IL conveyed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

A SITUATION 10 The eoussry (in ploas
o. Hsorsi fsmiiy) foF youBg psFs0a Of
sbo8t 10 81 ~ years Of aeo. she Il
healthy, and abe % aeoompiish ~ fansb work
Is nay girl Of her sge. HeFdispositioa IL obliE-
log, sad she MAJ be valuabls sequisition az =
snail farm, where there ars few servants, and
shs would have fan employment. She Il well
acquainted with sny kind Of hoass work, o.
plain soohiag- Also, eoa@on nsedls work,
sPisning, wsavinE. &c.
WhsisssF bad qualities she hes viii Be can
didly mnde knowh 20 peFsons Who nay Wish 90
oagaEs her see mixhl Be bousd for two years
o. mo4sFats tsrnss, u required inquiFe 81 The
FREE PRESS OFFICE.
ApriI q. 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
THURSDAY MORNING. APRII. Nc. $40


Remarkable We Witness
ed yesterday very singular physiological
freak, add Of such rare occurrence ss 20
make il Q matter Of no little curiosity and
observation TO both the learned and the
unlearnsa II is 90 insect resembling n
snake or worm. in the eye Of horse
The animal is the properly Of SIR. Har,i-
500 Of A. A. Co. who. some two months
since observed something moving just IN
der the surface Of the eye. about half an
inch in length. since which time H. has
ineressed 10 sine. till il is now some three
and q half or four inches long. and about
the size Of pin. the tail dwinjling 10 q
point ~ One as that Of cambria needle;
Il moves necessarily and with great rspi.
city, evidently in the fluid contained in
the eye. the right Of which is gone.
This 10 one Of the facts adduced by q
certain sect Of Psychologists in support Of
what 10 called "equivocsl generation
There are two ways. however. in which
to account fo- the phenomenon; the lungs
may contain worms. whose ova may be
sufficiently minute 10 be carried through
The blood vessels into the eye. though The
extreme minuteness Of those vessels rem
ders this somewhat doubtful. II Is most
probable that some insect has deposited
the ovun. st the time the horse has been
asleep, or in an instant Of fight touched
the surface with its ovaposiior. and left the
egg beneath the delicate coat o. the eye.
II is very singular fact in physiologyy
and will OF course command the attention
OF the scientific. The animal y ut pre-
cent q Mr.. Whitbeek's in front street OPP
Posite the Circus Bali Post.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
GENERAL INTELLIGEMcE.
DEATH OF JUDGE Belts, SENATOR
FROM CoNNRCTICUT.

DEATH or JUDGE Belts, SENATOR
FROM CONNECTICUT.
The Hon. THADDBUs pErrs, United
States Senator from the State Of Connec-
yticut, Is no more. He breatheS his last
breath at sunrise this morning, the 7th.
A wife and one son were present 10 at
tend him in his last moments and through
hrs brief illness. go -
Mr.. Belts Vas one Of the most distin.
guishedlmen OF. Conneciient. He was q
Judge OF that State, and for q series OF
years held.a high rank as lawyer. Al
hons be has filled many important Offices
Of trust. and during HE brief career in
Congress he has distinguished himself by
constant attention 10 business, and by the
manifestation Of deep interest in the va.
rious subjects under consideration.
His last atiendance was during the dis
eussion Of the resolutions OF the Select
Committee on the subject Of the AssGmp.
lion OF State Debts. He was present
during the whole Of the long session upou
that proposition, took part in the debStes,
and proposed two or three amendments.
Mr.. Belts has left wife and four chill
drsn TO mourn hissudden and unexpected
death. His disease Was malignant one,
1.-The typhus fevsr.-with occasional evil
dences Of mental alteration.
Washington CoryespoAdsns II Bali .fnasr-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

Let the revolution be firm.

Neighbours Let the revolution be firm,
but peaceful
In you, youpg men Of Americs. rest
the grfms Of future nsiionsf strength and
greatness. Many are, 40 yet ppp}ejgsd
to political couisc. and Il becomes You
TO be wary in your selection. Choose
falsely. and hereafter YOU viii hoss pride
Of opipion and mistaken eonsisfenry 60
preserve. whilst half your lives viii be
nessilessiy spent in defining your pcsi.
ton" Esom your ranks are to come the
future rulers o. the land. making you The
guardians. IN the western world, Of tsue
Democratic Liberty.
In your candidate. WILLIAM HEsax
HARRisoN, you have every thing that
could be desired; true consiiiusionsf
principles. 6rmness. honor. learning. wts-
dam, experience. He has served his
county with The Axe--ihe Swofd-thp
Pen. He'is brother Of The woodamah -
shoulder TO shoulder be has stood Sith
the Buckeye Riaenan and the Kentucky
Rsnger.-and side by side be has a, IN
council with your most approved end
most eloquent Statesmen. Thus Vpsscii.
cally educated and made eminent by the
peoples favor. he has risea from ohseur;.
~ on the wings Of bis own genius, ncf 90
the bouow ed plnmes Of dying phonix.
lie comes 10 you new man al The Seat
VI Government. as you are new in life,
and we have the earnest. in his skill, his
Judgment. his experience, bis honor, lie
bravery, his virtue, Of the restoration Of
our country 20 prosperity and greatness.
APPLY joined with him in this work Of
redemption, we 6nd JoHx TYLKR, the
favored son Of Virginis,-great among
her great men-with judgment ripened
by years ofsipdy andPolitical experience.
and with dignity 10 preside IA . Senate,
which, under your sushiees. we hope
again 10 see hailed as The "mese ahle BODY
Of Statesmen in the world" I
Thus blows the wind fair itkf5 kfrFt
quarterl Come 10 US Win your lftils
your hundfeds. aye your fhoasanis -.
ample room have We for you in cur hearts
and HoMEs-the earnest welrone. pub.
lie and private, Of Baliimosesna. awaits
you ST the Cow ention, 10 s&eli the Soioo
Of public opinion in favor Of, HARRisos
and TYLER.
BR.EN-7Z .N.3fER.
JQSHU.3 " HlLL,
7HON.Is e. .NOINsMO.N7ER,
JESSE ID. REID,
D1JID CRE.l-HER,
JOHN BUCK.
ELISHA LEE,
NELSON POE,
a. RICH ". -
F.N. a. T.iLBOTE
TH0S. C.fRROL. q
CLLiRLES H. PITTS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
NOTICE.

M oTlcR h hereby given 10 ell thoss persoau
~ who are subscribers 10 the Methodist
Thorch - ths White Houss, that ooe-half Of
sai1 paese1iptioa viii BE- required On or bofors
Ne Hfut day ef May .nsKt.. sad the rsmaIaiBg
half - ee'paia ca o. bafors sbs lsa aay ef JnIy
next--ihe said lnslalu,suts % Be paid @ l. csin
- Tfens1rgR e. Che bailding eommitleo-
JAMES GRANTHAM,
JOSEPH ta0Ra0w,
~ sfaf J.. CAIN, sfi
.~s 49, B.isiiae Cu-ui,r,s
April 2, 1870. -. !. - 8. -. -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
ApriI2, 1870.


A MIDDLR-A0ED WOMAN, who can eoms
"A well rseemnsoded a. q cock, washsr and
ifo0er, and Of fair character a. 70 honesty, &c.
Doe Without = family would Be preferred
Though n suitable 10 al other rsspscas, thu
Woald not be . material point. Fos such . ssr-
yant liberal price wonld BE- given By a gsntls-
man uho wishes her for his own use, and
whsre abe would End q good hone.
nqsire at this Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

There Is a whole lsx,-book o. true repabiican
ism. as applied u ne politics ~ Ire DAY 10 m.
following Fssasee ffom the Boston MeFssAhls
Journal
We acknowledge no sfistocrscy bat
The arisiocfsey Of intelliEsnss and virtue.
sod. least Of al. The sfisiocfaey Of wealth.
Iiat We dispiss, from tbs bottom 81 cur
heart, the Isssiiing doctrips ocahe mod.
efn hgFsgians. sho wish 10 p6t "a nen
on az equal footing ~ ieveilinK dorm.
wgrdF. By deETsding the highest iscsad
ot elesaIing ibe lowe eat aud iaeuleaiiBg
sensiDebts which are 81 waF Niih 81 the
dirta'ea of Teasop, morality. o. religion -
And We siiil more hssglily despiss those
NEE, Who kaopiu ths dangerous tea
dsncy q those AgfsYiaa doc'h isko.
their PTopagaieTs BY ne had snd. I'M
psiie3 ~ nofbid shirt Ter popularity.
ufge them fofward 10 tbeiF degraded
work"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
NOTICE.

HAVING catered lato an aFrA1ss@sal N
IN heaees. fysbb 4 MARKELL, % thu plaas.
fqr thgsapeig q WOOL aeesssary fer ny busi-
Aeas, f1ish % rDeomnend all those who have
hsVsss,bFs ksss sappIying ne with that srsieIs.
% these 9setisaAsn, where they win meet viii
prices - satlsfsssoey as ever, and als0 With ny
gsots upoaxhs sasss tsens as allowed b. nysslf,
bemtSfoga-
also ~ish, respectfully, 10 decline CARDIAC
sssoi. exeept FOR cash, AZ I asd " TO Be \ Sc
siens iDpedimeat 10 ny other hasisess-
GEORGE PRICE
shapheeisiovn, FEB. IL. Iet0--sf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

aeMucn a. kays nsf8t ebse = ~
ssisr, ist.tiaste -. als - ss,sailF rsessssss
t4esas legesrE 80 slftsl ~ 81 iote stsis
esesA ssEfat se,sr astts t.s as "a
aA q ~ hiaet. a 50 nsee SEQ A.
- esesaaitr tsmtEs = - -
8s ~ sFsei,sFs' aAias nlsss estse
Hs,,sp.uy. m.,.a 49, Ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

FToz fAs NJ Y. Commercial Of INoRdsy srsniag.
METHODIST Book CoNcERN.-On Sa-
turday evening about half past 6 o'clock
FIRE was discovered breaking out Of the
Southwest corner room of the fourth story
Of those extensive holdings known as the
Methodist Book Concern, The fire de-
partment was directly % the spot. add
placing ladders TO the front. the 6Temen
we're enabled to burst of the shutters.
when che flames came out. A powerful
stream Of watsr wss poured ia and The
aEe scoc sEsiugaishe6--ihs water we be.
lieye doing as much damage Is the ere.
We perceive the loss 10 be variously
stated from $1,000 10 5000. An exam.
inaiion will be made to-day by the pro-
per authorities. when the loss will be
correctly known.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
ZlNc ROOFS.
ne PeFsOms wishing Go Estsihd

He PeFaOms wishing 60 HstsfRG
er Repair.
HNOH sseagity fFom Figs, many gersoas are
6ssifieas ~ foodag their Hgessa uiih Zine,
~ hzsa heoa prossaiei ~ the si3eulty of pro
earine ssFssss % PET 4 o.. The ssbssFisara
hsisz unsssttsi - ssEsse = ., sss hssise sss-
ssaisk a. Soso, Eiil - propz7ei d fsw dnys
y REL via Eiae ia ne besi agi meet spproEee
mnseay, sd wiii pFoapilf rlisnf e aH pftef1
ra ihatilEs. MEHt q BRADLEY.
Cksrfrsfszrn. ngsrek g. lsto.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

To the Voters OF JcfFerson.
4NHosE whose qualifications a. yoteus Of
- Jefferson county depend upoa ths payment
OF the taxes. arc respectfully reminded Of tho
i%Por'anee OF paying the same prior 10 the
above election. ~ 49,
G. W SaPPLxGToM.
JOHN e. FL-aGG,
JOHN n. .MenArDREE.
THOMAS RUTHERE,ORD,
DIP. SAsviG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

BsLieIoUs ExcfTENNET.--Tbe o.. II.
Observer neniions that l0l psfsons Wefr
sddsd n ne Spring street PresbyferiaB
Cbusch or. paiion - sasdsF iasl--
50 being hesds of ismhiss. o. philsdel.
phis ido Wefs eoafrmed ~ fnaiiv
Cburcb an9 20 u 90. JohBs. a. sanAsy
lhe 233 OLE. aud afes gabbalka bsfosf.
60 b. lhe Cbufch q u.s Evanrsl.s,s. 10
he PfeseYiefisn chassh 1sFiks esfs
% TIE Rev sc. rhahf ~ we're 81.
3sd last 8sbhslh "a hea1t ~ ftssliiss -
simiisf eHeiiameaie trisl IS ashinri6s
city. Han1Fi. Bosiea tag flsees IS
New Yssk sd ohis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
CLARKE COUNTY.

AZ a meeting Of the Young Men OF Clarke
county, frieRdly to the election Of Gen. Vim.
III iiaHiSon, he'd 1t ilie Cert Hoes, n WeA-
nesday the a5th uit, VIM. u. MCGUIRE vas
called TO the Chair, and TnOMIs II. CRow sp-
pointed Secretary.
On motion il was
REsOired, That this meeting highly approves
ei the recommendation Of the HaTris5urg Com
yeuiion, that the DcmoeTalie " hlg YoubS Men
Of the UnJIed States should sssefnbie IN Coaven.
ton az Baltimore The hFss Monday IN NAY
heA, ior we purpose Of aayaheing me cause Of
sPoHd TO the said reeommendatinn By appointing
forty delegates TO represent this eoaaiy IN de
proposed CONVENTION.
Rssoired, That the following gshuenen Ne de.
-Puied 10 represent this county IN The eonsensioa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

ELECTIONS. The foliouias table viii BE-
f0und handy a. q matter o. reference h has
bess eompilsd viii great care, aad i believed
70 BE- aeearste,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
ReIIows' Procession,
lgNdey &c, ". =, I...depsnd.at o..

Wildey Lodge, No. IL, Independent Or
der Of odd FsllOlcs,
WNyILL bold their nseoad esIsbratIoa hy Pro-
w csssiOn In Charlsstown, ~ Ssfurlss Ia
9sth II .gPrH asxi. We cordially inyits the
bFsthrsn Of Virgisia Ledge, No I, Harpsrs-
Ferry Madison Lodge, Ne. g. winchester, to-
gsthsr with ell BrsthFsn Of regular standing, 70
Be with us On that dag.
An orati0a will b eaiipsrsd. and other esrs.
Besiss usual % sashsessA-iess viii BE ehsersea
FR.&Rf7fs = RoGHE
JOHN DolNAVIJS.
7HOjag9S JOHNSON,
GEREIB 8 cs4RDJTER,
WILLIAM 3 Smith,
WILLIAM Rid,
JOSEPH c. R.sDgT .ENs,
Cese-sifiss q .4v@gssasats.
Janusry 10 tsA0-at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16
North Bend. Dec. 81, 1871.


YOUNG MEN OF THE UNITED STATES
Forr DcaocrGt;c Harrison Breshrsr q
Baltimore send you this .7ddsess-
Greetfng:- -
We have been appointed Committee
from siH hundred Of our fellow citizens.
to invite you 10 send Delegates 10 the
Convention TO assemble in this place, on
the Fourth day Of MAY nsxi,--and we do,
therefore, most cordially bidding you
welcome, siTenuousIy urge this duty, to
your attention. and claim your best efforts
TO secure the election Of
HARRISON AND TYLER.
Addressing ourselves 10 men who have
felt % we'll as argued. and whose minds
are Informed Of the daily political history
Of our country by an unliring end most
jealous press.-We deem il needless on
the present occasion 10 enter into 3 long
OF detailed exsminsiion Of the measures
Of ovr opponents, bot letting Il su1ice TO
Judge Of our Rulers by the results Of their
schemes, We ask them what they have 10
hope from the Inspection, and why YOU
should cOmmehce or continue your 10.
liiicsl career BY extending them your r..
voF Or your votes.
We ask the Youns Mechanic 10 Ys.
member The scenes sfound bic boy hoods
bsanh in better times, ADD under Osher
aUspites. vi hen fhe toll Of bic indusiIious
parent 49, fsPsid sd promptly 800. b
honest employers I'VE ask him 70 re-
member biz Nell spread board, snd TIE
horcs Wiih which Bic young miad locked
forward % lhs lie Of sn afiizan - one %
indusify, inielligenes, comfort sad wealth
--ana then. 90 csnirasi lhese scenes and
ezpscisiions uifh hisdsserteG pofkshops.
bic unbloiipd order book. bic idle l5gf
nsymen. bee undnlled tools. his govern.
sienl fedncing ne wages 81 labofssa. BE
empty purse, be ~ led family, he diG,-
Guilty with which BE- secures even fbs
most transient smploymtnl. tnd he SCI
greater dificuliy wiih which BE procugps
lpaymeat even IRON ihs wesiihy.
iFe ask ihs Konag Emigrani IRON
Gefmasy o. Igsland lorsmsmberths pe
rod when snbaskinr ron Eafope. be-
s.fengih aad BE ehndgon BE only capital,
% fead over ihs eloaing descriptions a
cor copnify --iis FesoQfcet. iis kindly
sell ~ lenisti sai sauai laes. hsIlbsrf,
eat lts ssfitia.y fhaf ssbsf ia3urify Bad
ietsy r4osise 81 enplo3weni ea 80
Istlis saf tee se laost a6ef.rz fhno
naItb oar aslies EsIla
ne I73ect 81 lhe poi - We - hiIa I.
fsneE toeo 81 he1omtag gesPsci
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-04-16

- - - - p - : u.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-18

An Old One.-Ata late Loco Foco meeting in Madison county, Ohio, George Temple. man, aged l06, presided. One of the Vice Presidents was 90 years ofage. another sl and third 79. t' #Ht-
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-18
Rheumatism Cured!

DF. Je66'S zCkeat21eGtGc LGMtnee91t. Copyof Letter from Eli Longiey, Jr Esq. Of Va
 ..,-. terfOrd, Me. HEAR SIR-I hereby certify, that, having been A@ severely afflicted with the rheumaism for a con- siderable length of time and receiving mo essential bene6 from any other medicine, nt length made use of 9r DR. JEBB'S RHEUMATIC LlNlMENT, and found almost immediate relief. And some mon'hs have passed away since have been relieved of that tedious complaint, have the strongest conf dence in the efficacy of this Liniment for the of Rheumatic affections in general. speak not n it's favor from my own experience alone, several indi viduas of my acquaintance have experienced the ben eft of this truly valuable medicine, when other med cal prescriptions have failed afford them reliti
 ELI LONGLEY, JR. Nothing hut lair trial can give adequate idea of unrivaed efficacy l has irequeniy cured Rheu- ma'ic affections of years standing, in four and twsn- " hours! IL is also recommended as of the best applications known for stiffness of the points, nunll ness, sprains and chilblains. Price 50 cenfs.
 U7None genuine unless signed T. BIDDER, sole proprietor, and successor to Dr. CONWAY, by whom it is for sale, at his Counting Room. No. 99, Court. street, Boston, and also for by appont- men,, by
 Doctors Ba.el and Beckwith, Liichfeld: and 6y
 Edaoard Coaeles, South Farms.
 SSeDtember 25, e6wl7
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-18

A sturdy old Whig Democrat Of the Jeffer- sonian school, was asked few days since, with sheer, by friend of the Administra- tion, how he liked to be called Q " British Whig." "Tt's of no consequence to me" 1" said the friend of good government. " what they call me-whether 6 British Whig, a Federalist, Traitor. or Renegade, so long as they do not call me a VGn Bure1 DaaH! I'll not stand tk9s, any how."-N. Y. ExP.