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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-27
.9ffeMitOSi, the Umtrerse /! !!
NEW GOODS
IND .fWFUL SACRIFICES !

2NHE subscribers have just returned from
| = Baltimore with the most splendid a,ioyl,nsn
| Of GOODS they hare ever offered Thes.
Good, we're laid n on the hes; cA.H TERMS, and
will be sold al uHheard OF ioir ptfetsi To- emu
.mersie all The Article, ii would be useless 10
attempt, suffice IL 10 say we have almost every
thing neeessary 70 supply the Wsnis OF any per
son. The attention Of our friends and the pub
lie generally is ipFiied 70 he following
Dry Goods:
Msrinoes. 81 colours, from IS cents 10 u co.
Cslieoes, very good, 81 cts; ,I
Superior do. ~ and 1874 cents;
British do. 20 10 25 cents;
Curtain Calico, warranted fast colours. 1874;
Excellent Long Cloth Muslins 6i-super. 10;
- French Chintr, from 20 10 375 cts;
Shawls, Of every variety;
Ladies Dress HjkrI Sikh for ~3TA cents;
Silk Mnts, for ladies', 1874 ets--woralsd IA;
wors,ed, Merino. Cashmere, Silk ald Cotton
HOSIERY, very cheap;
Black Mattiona Silk -splendd figured Gro de
Nap, and Foulard do
Bonnet Silks, French Braid 4 Straw Bonnsts;
Beautiful Artificial Flowers and Ribbands,
Lace Muslins, Thread and Isle Edgings and IN
servings, Victoria Skirts, ZephoE Worsled snd
Canvass for same ali for little less than one
THAR values
White, scarlet, green and yellow Flanneis, all
wool snd very 6nq, from 95 90 IS cents;
Earlsion Ginghsms. from Is 10 37t cents;
Ksraey, IS cenIs- Csssineits Of all colours
from 37i els. 10 81 90, fine and heavy;
Al bsautiful assortment Of CLOTHS, one
third less than they were ever sold Tor;
Pilot Cloth, 81 90 per yard;
Fine C.iSSLMERES, 81 Is;
Linen Collars aud Bosons 25 5eents-spotied
Flannel 37i cents
Super vool-dytd black cassihers, 80 50 q
~. worth 81; aif
Fsshionsble Cost Trimmings, together with =
Velvet vESTlNGS, sc. sc, for gentlemsn's
wear. .T
Domestic Goods:
Excellent heavy Ticking, from l9i to IS cts;
Canton Flannels. all colours, 1874 cents; osna-
burg No 1 la; super broad black Cotton 81
10 10 cents, 1874 Whiting Blankets, SC 90; white
and eoloursd Carpet Cham; Cotton Yarn; ell
Nos; RANDOM scarlet and white Yarn, No. ]
9 and q BurisPs, &C. &c
STOVES, of allkinds,
Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, oferery
kind, very cheap, together pith FIJI as
sortment Of Hardbare, Tin Ware, Gro
ceries,- Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, CEDAR
Ware, Bacon, Sc. Sc.
Is tJGWe earnestly invite trtry BODY 10 The neigh.
bourhood TO give US call. IS We feel assured we
have the Goods TO please, auda. such prices as
will remuhers,es persons for coming from the
most distant paris Of the County.
Call at the N. W. corner Of High +
Shenandoah streets.
A. e. G. W. HOLLAND
Harpefs-Ferry, Oct. 10! IS42.
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JEFF ERscrf LAND.
FOR SALE.

yTVHEI ExecGlors of The Rev vic. Walton,
4 dedeaseds Offer fo4 sale that beautiful and
desiPab leiFARM nIthe county of Jefferson on
1he Shehando4h River, called + RdtAana = con
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r. ~
Happia,n on Pigs The following issthe con.
elusi6n OF The learned and philosophical rePor
on swine, by william Lincoln, a. the Asrieultu-
raj Fair held a. Albany short time since
Pigs ere happy people. We may talk
ditparaginaiy about living like . pig
To live like pig i to live like gentle.
man. Although il Is not permitted By
tie order Of Nature that . pig should
laugh. or even smile, he enjoys the mex
bes! blessing Of humanity, the disposition
ID grow ff,t, How easily he goe. through
ihs worlds He has 20 fancy stocks to
buy, no bank notes TO pay, 40 indignation
meetings to+aitend. 90 log cabin assem-
blies 70 hold. He has no occasion to take
the benefit Of the bankrupt act. Or TO have
bis estate ecn6scatsd 10 defrsy the az.
penses Of che settlement Free from all
the troubles that disturb the busy world,
be Is as uneoncerned among the changes
lof earthly sff4irs. -AfRas the citizen who
was walked 10 the esflies lish, Of mornin z
BY being told day was breaking: =" Well. I"
said he. % he turned again to bis repose,
let day break. he owes me nothing
i WHEN We look al the comparative con-
dition ofthe human race and oflhe swim
Jish multitude, We may come to tse con
elu.ion;that ia man will not be mac, be
had better Be pig"
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NOTICE.

smith6eld, oet 10, is42.I
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ii NOTICE.
TINE undersigned do hereby request al those
l having claims inst the firm Of GRAN
THAN & BARNS, and also WIN. Grahlham,
Esq TO hand in the amount Of their respective
claims to either Of the undersigned, al as early
a day as possible. in order that We may ascer-
tain the amount Of the various liabilities and be
pre- pared 10 make adjustments Of the same
#A JAMES GRANTHAM,
JOHN u. SMITH,
JOHN r. SMITH,
Oct. 30. fs42-G. Trustees.
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Novels.
EOR EICH.4yrGE.

HAVING more Negro Women and Children
III than | want. would exchange one Of ny
Women and three Other Children, for a FIRST
rate Negro Man, or for two or three active Boys.
This Woman i 80 years old, healthy, and well
disposed, and i good cook, seamstress, &c =
Two Of The Children are Boys. Anyone wish-
ing such family can have them on trial the
favor being reciprocated would also ex.
change my Stallion, Orlando, for one or two
good work and saddle Horses. II is believed BY
alljudses here, that this horse has 90 superior,
for any useful purpose, 10 Virginia.
SAMUEL C. SNYDER.
Oct 90 1920.
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< List offI,etters,.

II EAlAlNlF6 ~ tYs Pos, 6tEee al Sbep
- hefdaoKa, onItn9 Ms DAY ofoctober, 1912
III YfA B CID NJ NJ
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Social .Itefreat. .1o.Ii.

ns Hge l'Sks eaFst1ntky on haeax asgeneraf
TiCLES, together ahth Fvul,. csaf.k:, 81 : =
aud choice ssileelldn Of e
/ Mineral dra> TeeetablA Ne3j,tpeM
Amongst die lsG1et of Shieh stasa,s MI \,
ri: " ANoREH n AlirIua4 Arcanian, ws.eS
has been sueeassfl II curing ! Il asa ~ III
stomach, Aad is9thelhest remedy for HsxF~ and
Agua nov kpoNa iHis prices viii H. maae
ofsuft The times rs Eusual he .so@ic,E atyisjt
frem sill who ats4nlsesrch.of cheap ait,eses II
nj line Come anJisee me. a, al! eyekts As
an not a regular physit id. man IL Cbarr,
foE X.siis-~so drop iaF without fear 81 essts.
5t ii 8. ANDREWS.
Aarne - -EarevI Ans fk tssl i.f&II
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hDAnx xogHa.lyR
DR. y g g z ST.
.EHafn Sc. HarpersE Ferry.

HI Al always % hand = supply Il Duaes, Me-
IL eieinss, Pstsnt Medicines. ffuiI.. cbnfsc-
tlonsry. Perfumery, Faney kriikies. srr,,s.
snVds. Tobseeo. &c.
July ~. Iol2
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Pulled and Plaid Linscys.

a VERY large supplyfst factory prices. for
IN cash and very low 90 the usual tme,5
Sept 8. C " AISQulTH%.
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NOTICE.

THE books and papers OF GsantAsn s. Barn,
L are nov in The hands ofthe ndsrsigned for
collection. and will be ready By Monds y the Eth
INST, for adjustment Apply 10 si,hrr OF us.
LINES GR.3JETH.7.u, :
H JOHN n, S.uTTH,
JOHN r SMITH,
Trustee, 81 G. s. 8.
smi,hield, Oct 10, 1912
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-27

/. The Sustle-,hal miserable continuance
10 render monstrous the beautiful handi.
work Of God-we areglad 70 perceive. il
rapidly Disappearing. The PhiladsIphis
physicians .havefdeclared them productive
OF dises'ts efthe tgias-consequently the
dad,es IRE afraid 10 wear them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-27

Rags, Rags.
IN mnn LBS. OF CLEAN RAGS
409VS0 wanted, for which The high
EST price will b given in goods.
Oct. 90. ls42
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-27

|o I11r1 Iron The EIneiunail Gazette
- r',cnItl'o1 Of four Of the Banks Of
- ID I61I ris1 AZ. O64. and tina,
1r| |his lime 10 only $42o.
or of 81 046. 1876.
5 man. be bis line OF
can prosper in these
. .lteftisipg. This Is an
Edttsl. 1ge. i is IN advertising eoun.
Try ;-~nall.ng can be done without aGyer-
tising. We have seen two stores, tide BY
side, one crowded with customers, The
oihe: vacant and deserted What made
The difference One advertised and The
other did moi. We have seen two artists,
equally skilful, one goingt on the food
tide Of fortune. the other lying uegtecled
on the fats, foFiorn and discouraged The
reason u obvious. One had enterprise
and libersllty enough 10 make himself
known. the olhsr bad not. We know.
not less ihAna dozen examples Of persons
who. have increased their business a hun,
dred per cent. within : few weeks, by
stseEtising 10 the Express. Hence We
are mol only prosperous ourselyel, but the
means ofeon'enIng prosperity on others.
Strange that any one will neglect such =
glorIouS opportunity. - Phi!a. Er.
TtmP~. u worse than useless for
those who cannot control themselves 10
altemP. tegoEetn others. especially child
rem. They are only made worse BY such
government. It:is an old maxim, that
no man is fl 10 govern another who
cannot govern himself And those gov
eTned must see that the ruler has ]the
power Of self control. or il EilI avail no
thing. r ...
When We see q neat, pretty gill, with 4
free bot innocent ar. dressed Hastily, yet
simply, With cheeks we can hardly help
kissing, and eith psis Of heavenly blue
! eyet. which seem to repose 10 perfect se.
curly Senesth their sllken lasheI, how
can W. bu..love her i-Er paper.
Sure enough. But when weIee a gau.
Oily dressed piece Of stfeciation, saunisr.
ing with i bold, devil-Dsy care swsgger
ralong the PAVE, her eyes impudenlly
scanning the persons and meeting The
glsnceS Of men. while smirk OF sell Cons l
cen draws down the corners Of her mouth,
how can we help but---no, love her |
Il, tBosfOn- Bee
Good Mr. Bee. We see that dallying
With the aowefs has not deprived yon
ofyour sting Y. .auForo.
$500 IT,
Y The following copy ofsn original letter
from Queen Elizabeth 10 Heaion, the
Bishop Of Ely, y iskea from the register
Of Elyi-
'ProuI PfeIate 81 understand that you are
backward with your agreement; but I would
have you 20 know that who made you What
you are, can nnmake you /; and il you DO not
forthwith fdfI your engagement, By -
will unfsock you.
"yonfs, a. you 5emean yourself.
II sELlZABETH."
Hsaien, il seems, had promised the
Queen 10 exchange come part Of the lands
belonging 10 the see. Tor an equivalent,
ln q did 80, bntit vas ia consequence OF
the above letter. Whist lucky thing
for humanity that "our good Queen Bsss''
never took ! husbsndt What sH exam.
pie TO fSetious wives she would have fur.
nished
Happia,a on Pig, The following sthe con-
elusion OF the learned and philosoPhical report
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Nlca's <. TROUT, .. cltE
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RE Int OV,AI.,

NNHE Hnaersgned respectfully ,ngerms ~
il friends su1Yhe public thsl hs
"a his yatiets st6sr ma 4 r.,x ., s's9 n.
High street, III liz Nv st5rs Ro9r ~
10 Wilish Andersen rer 49, ,,,s
Posi- odide, ana dsder,ly 8 ", "
Cntshsw's efckantETaiioFsbbn u,s.sss.a,
aat 49, 8 y II. ~. e...a -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-27

A trorh'<1 eonseien ee and bot cakes At
PIG si.s s p produces unpleasant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-27

CLOTHS OF ALE COLORS,
CGSsiniereS ~ S0GftMees,
vESTING-Summeg aud Winter,
Bombazine and Nerinoes,
Mouselines and Shalleys,
Caficoes from six and quarter up,
Brown and Black Muslins St
Figured and Plain Musiins,
Jaconet and Cambria,
Boots and Shoes and 6ne,
Black and white Fur Hats,
Wooden Blankets Of allsizes,
Bed Tick and Check.
AXES NAILS BY rFfE REG.
7rInsoare Hardtcgre,- Queensparc,
Edrthenudfe & .Stonetcdre. NJ
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PuttY.

VA HoLEsALE and rs,.Il..
w SEPT %, yoUH0's.
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GH0PAIE yARNISH, \.
SEPT HI 4 " cRiDLTR.
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STOCK OF GOODS.
A P C o IS T.

IN AYING determined 10 quit the Merchsn-
III dizing and remove to my Farm, | will sell
my ENTIRE STOCK or GOODS 10 any one
wishing to purchase, on fair terms The stand
is one OF the most desirable in the county, 10
any one DESTROYS OF engsgingtin The mercantile
business The Store house and Dwelling are
both new and in good order. From and after
this date, will SELL AT COST, for cash. or
approved paper. Persons in5 pursuit Of Ban.
GAINS are respectfully invited TO call and exsF
mine my stock. which consists in part OF the
following articles viz MI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-10-27

!. Keensr's .4gue and Ferer Bitters.
a LARGE supply Of the above celebrated
"A medicine. A. YOUNG.
Corner Main street. Sept %.
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.fs irui,les.. Most
9! leave no trace be.
ninc '..-1ef. how few yields
" q ~. md q the fruit. how little
tapSut
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q ne rsigns Of The 6s, kings Edward,
OF Eagland, those monarchs slvsys slep,
O. ,.fas esds. which we're then The high.
sst luxury.
"Lber:y OF DEATH a. the rat said
when his tail vas caught 10 The trap.
Lhefss /. Nse-eual feeling between
~, " A. ne cat said 70 the kitten.
I'm particularly uns.sy % this poinf :
q The AZ MD phsn Re 30, stuck him ..
sfia.
7ks sdilcs Of lkt Gold UtI.t kI..,.,.
NTH Be- very isiempslsls us6-Io- ID
way y rslti ipte ~ greg .siops /, Z Il. /
fplsl, II = 1urora
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FuIEfd and Plaid Linsegs.

n HAvg received ay IN surply Or Sulled
= AID Plaid Linseys9 re Sgatosx
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Fresh Crackers.
fNRESH Water, Sugars Soda CR,irKERS,
- juts received Al S n .iLLE.HO.NG'S
Oct g. 1912 ~
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-14
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONsTI
TUITION.

In the Senate, yesterday, agrooabIy to
notice given the day before, Mr.. Clay
introduced a joint resolution proposing
three important amendments to the Con-
stituliOn of the United States, TO wit
First. TO restrict tho veto power 80
that majority 10 both houses of Con-
gress shall be sufficient for the final pas
sage ofHny bill when returned with oh
iections by the President OF tho United
States: also, to make some alteration in
the terms of the second paragraph OF the
seventh section Of the Constitution, by
which Sunday shall be included in the
ten days allowed to the President for re-
taining tho bill in his possession; and
some alteration also which shall require
bill to be returned within three days
after the commencement ofa new session
of Congress when the ten days sbuI! not
have expired before the adjournment at
the prior session.
Second. TO make it incumbent on the
lNu'lOuHl tIN SloIuNulN1 lhS'Oud w Wv go
eculive, to appoint the Secretary OF the
Treasury and the Treasurer of the U
States.
Thirdly. To interdicl the appointment
of any member Of Congress 10 any cIVl
office under The General Government dur
ing the term for which he may have beer
elected.
A fourth amendment would have beer
proposed by Mr.. Clay (as he intimOted tt
The SOnale) limiting the Executive ser
vice to a single term. but for the fact lhN
another Senator has heretofore proposes
the same amendment, and, as understood
intends to renew it.
The joint resolution introduced by Mr.
Clay had lis first md second reading
yesterday, and, without opposition, wa
made the special order of the day for tn
l2lh Of January.-Nat. Int.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-14
THE FEDERAL LOCOFOCO STATE
CONVENTION.

The agony is over. Wilson Shannon
and Bank Reform are formally entered
for the October races. One more at.
tempt is 10 be made, under false and
specious pretexts, 10 cheat the people
out Of their senses, and inaict fatal
stab upon the public and private welfare
of the State.
We,haye not had much time, or in
truth disposition to watch the proceed
ings OF the vagrant Convention which
has Just been held in this city. We did
indeed look 10 upon the assembIage al
the Theatre ON both days of its sittings,
and constrained ourselves on the last to
listen to sundry windy speeches, incIu
ding one from the candidate, Governor
Shannon himself as also the address
and resolutions. The latter need only
to 90 before the public 10 be condemned
by every rightly thinking man in 'the
State. As for the speeches, we only
regret that they cannot be given to the
public also.
The whole affair has gone of very
tamely 1t is not probable thatthe num-
ber ofDeegates from other counties was
increased beyond the estimate Of Su'ur-
day, but as,it was market day, and as
our towns people manifested a general
curiosity to witness the farce, the thea
tre was pretty we'll filled up during the
concluding scene But thcre was nc
outdoor displays, no procession, nc
shouts, no growing or braying Even
ia the Convention, the addresses Of the
different speakers, excited no enthusi-
asm, but fell upon torpid ears and in
animate hearts. A few dull cheers
were attempted, but they subsded as il
those who made them were afraid oI
disturbing the solemnilies of the occa'
sion. All seemed 10 be chilled by q
presentiment that they had met TO "bury
Cesar"-not to make q Governor. In
deed, few who were present could have
been dOluded into the belief that their
candidate can escape utter and hopeless
defeat, and that bya majority offtteGN
thOuSGnd.-O. S. Jour.
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F2IDAV::::::::::JAN. IA, 1SA3
FARMERS BANK OF CANTON.

FARMERS BANK OF CANTON.
This institution has again failed to
redeem its bills! The Directors how
ever claim that their available resources
will enable them to redeem every dol
lar OF their paper. $50 mote il be-
We observe that some ofthe merchants
of Canton have given notice, that they
will receive Canton paper for goods, &c.
dtpar From this we infer that there
still exists about Canton, at least, the
belief that the bank will redeem its is.
sues. The Repository OF yesterday
morning has the following notice Of the
failure:
FARMERS BANK OF CANTON.
regret the necessity we are under, Of
announcing to the public. that The Farm.
ers' Bank Of Canton, after sustaining it.
self against constant run for The last
four months, during the first three or four
weeks Of which, there was perfect pan.
ic, has been obliged temporarily TO tus,
pend the redemption of its bills.
We are authorised, however, by the
Board OF Directors 10 state, that its means
are ample TO redeem all its circulation: {:
And that it will pursue the most vigorous
course possible, in collecting lis debts g.
converting It's other means,
For the purpose of satisfying the pub
lie, that the bill holders will sustain no
loss, the Board Of Directors have appoint
ed committee Of competent aud disn-
Ierested persons. consisting Of Judge
BeIden Hon. d. Il. Starkwedtber, and
J. D. BrOton, Esq to examine into the
condition of the Bauk, and their report
will be published as soon after it ls com.
pleled as possible.
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From The Ohio State Journal.
THE GRANVILLE BANK,

The decIsion of the Court in Bank, as
reported, may lead to a misconcepton
unfavorable 10 this institution. II may
be supposed that the Quo Warranto has
been sustained, and that judgement has
been rendered against tho corporaton.-
Such IS not the TACT. The Bank rested
lis defence, of It's banking powers, on
three distinct grounds. Upon It's char
ler-rpon the use Of such powers for a
period of twenty years-and upon rePoat'
ed legislative recognition.
The opinion of the Court was given
only upon The two first mentioned
grounds, overruIng the plea which loun-
ded the banking powers Of the charter
and sustaining the plea which set up the
twenty years use. The decision upon
the second plea, was therefore in favor Of
the Bank, and would have been final, If
the Prosecuting Attorney had not OBJ
laned leave to amend his replication 10
this plea. This led to a continuace Oi
the case
Il moi being necessary to 60 further
into lha case than the second plea, tho
Court rcfrained from giving any oPinion
upon the important question OF The legls-
Ialive recOgnitions. y.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-14
NEW BISHOP OF JERUSALEM.

Our readers will be interested, in learn
ing every new fact developed in relation
10 the establishment of Christianity a.
mong the Jews in their own land. We
view it as a very remarkable taken Of
good from Him who has promised to
gather the ouicass Of Israel, that a
Christian Bishop of truly evangelical
spirit and sentiments, is about to 60, and
pitch his tent at Jerusalem. The Rev.
Solomon MIchml Alexander was con-
secrated 10 the episcopal Office by the
Ar5h6IshOp Of Canterbury, on Sunday the
9Th Of Nov. An elegant sermon, oppro
pirate 10 the occasion, was preached by
the Rev. DR.. M'CauI, to whom our rea
ders will recollect this BIshopric was
first rendered, but who declined 1t on the
ground that he thought that 1t ought to
be conferred upon native Hebrew. DR..
M'Caul has sluce been appointed, as the
successor OF MIR. Alexander to the Pro-
fessorship of Hebrew and Rahbnical
Literature in Kings College, London
Bishop Alexander is 10 have episcopal
jurisdiction throughout SvrIa, Chaldea
Egypt, and Abvssinia. He expected to
sail on the 2Oh Nov. The steam fri
gate Devastation, had been ordered to be
ready at WooIwicb at that date, and ap.
pointed by government to convey The
Bishop to tho seaport Of Joppa, about
forty miles from the holy city.
Wonderful is it indeed! Is not proph.
ecy being fulfilled? The sons Of Stram-
gers shall build up thy rails and her
Kings shall minister unto thee. What is
EQgIand's Queen and the King orPrus-
siR doing, but unconsciously conspiring
10 fulfil this propbecyR UiV sag to The
North, Give up: and to the South, Keei
not back: bring my sons from far, ana
my daughters from The ends Of the earth
The first Protestant Bishop to the Jews
IS now on his way to the Holy Land
Seventeen years sgo, we are informed by
the London papers, Bishop Alexander
was The officiating Rabbi Of sy nagouge
at Plymouth. He was baptized at Ply.
mouth by the Rev. Mr., Ha,chard, and re-
ceived orders OF the hands Of the late
Archbishop Of Tuam in the Church oI
Ireland Bishop Alexander is of pure
Hebrew descent, Of the tribe Of judah.-
Mrs. Alexander is also Of the puTest He
brew blood, and of the tribe Of Levi
Mrs. A., was baptized about year af
Ser her husband. The eldest boy, whose
name is Mchal, is a student in Christie
Hospital. The day after the consecra
ton, the Bishop gave an entertainment
to upwards OF a hundred Christian Jews
most of whom, we're poor. The above
facts we have CLEANED from our last file
ofEuglish papers.-EPiScopal Recorder
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1842-01-14

out Of the thon majority in the House
Bur THE SAME TRICKS ARE STILL
pRACrcED." Can any body doubt thai
the last elections in this State turned
upon the question OF State Printing, and
that Medary's prices were actually sus-
tanned: What naughty fellows then,
must those members be, who refused o
lavish the public money upon Mr. Sam
uel Medary, State Printer! All, they'll
catch it, at the next election. Shall not
Mr.. Medary be permitted to print 5000
copies of Auditor Brough's BookR Ans
wer, ye UictoriouS Democrats! Rally
once more to Mr.. Medary's Standard
else your last victory is Iost-irre,rIe-
vab'y lost! Let your watcbword be,
MEDARY AND THE STATE PRINTING, NOW
AND FOREVER!