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[VOL. mo. 25.1

Jim Joyce.
WHO tried to be a Temperance Man,
but couldn't come it.
An individual who r%ejoices in the
name of Jim Joyce, was lecturing
the lamp-post on the mutability Of
matter, at the corner Of Lafayette
Square, on Sunday night. His re-
marks, which were delivered in a
loud voice, brought the wachman on
his legs, as they say in parliamentary
phrase; for he had just, by way OF
showing his extraordinary v~igilence,
been taken a comfortable nooze-or
to speak more reinedly, be somnol-
ency-
"Keep SILENT" SAID Joyce 20 the
lamp-post, as the Waterman approach
ed him, sand Ill explain the whole
matter to you."
"What's the matter with your
said the watchman. Who are you?
Ell? Let me see. Why, I'm bowed
if you amt Jim Joyce! What! Jim,
| my old covey, not taken the pledge
yet! All, Jim! you must be elected
! president of the Unreformed Drunk
ards-you can go the anti-W Washing
tonian ticket strong"
t "Charley, old %feller," said Jim, as
: not what | used to was-l amt my
SELF amt nobody amt nothing
s | wish | was. / have wrund up my
affairs, and am in a state Of liquor
d d~ationr'
"Yes, l guess as how you have &C.
o cepted a great many draughts lately"
!, said the watchman-" you seem like
e it,"
e "You're right, hoss-I has" said
e JIM" but dang it, the Legislature
won't come TO my relief. Don't you
see l haint got no movement and
e I'm used up with dead weight"
IS swell come-move along" said
II Charley. "You haint bin out of
u prison three days. I'll refer you to
a committee OF One, composer .,
i'd Recorder Baldwin;1 guess he'll move
Id for your recommitment, with a view
rt to your amendment"
"Yes,' says Jim; " but the TEN
perance Society has had me under
ID consideration i find | can't be amen
ded-I didn't take nothing for three
days; but | couldn't stand it no long
err, and was obliged to resume m!
- drinks. o! it's an awful state Char
on lev, for a Teller to be without his bit
'lx tiers when he's used to them!"
ut "Well, come along" said TIL
TX watchmah.--" Thirty days in tn
I'm workhouse may have more virtue ii
bringing about your reformation thai
III a Father Mathew medal. Wen tr!
Ut it,"
"Well, l amt agoin' to 60" said Jim
lot never keeps low company, an
'ut you is so cusedly vulgar that the.
lse saw YOU have to strike the curb-stone:
lei, to force them to keep your society!
This was touching Charley in
IN tender point:it was a personal aspe1
iP' sion-a misdemeanor of no commo
'se magnitude, inasmuch as it was calcu
y lated to bring the officers Of the law
ne and, per consequence, the law itsel
'os into disrepute. There was, there
me- fore, no further parley between tn
parties, and Charley's stave, apple
y divers and sundry times to Jr
Joyce's ribs, operated as a motiv
ION power to his locomotion until the
lie arrived at the Baronne-street watch
sh- house.
ST. He is now developingth the resource
an of State in the new wcrkhouse.
ian -
,el. ATTEMPT AT RoBBERY.--A mo:
, 1842-04-23

Lire Stock of the y. State.-Ihe
total number Of horses and mules IN
the United States is 4,335,s69-neat
cattle,
swine, 96, 3ol, os3.-Bah. Clip.
, 1842-04-23
BY HENDERSON s. ADAMS
Remittance by Mail.

r.ou THE Posr MASTER GENERAL.
NJ ga Postmaster may enclose e
money in a letter tOthe Publisher of
Newspaper, to pay the subscription
Of a third person, and frank the letter,
if written by himself"
, 1842-04-23
The Fatal Advice
A TALE OF THE STAGE COACH.

yelling in a coach together, the latter
in answer to a question that had been
proposed to her, said,' q never drank
any spirits till about three years ago,
after my youngest child was born
She uttered this reply in a sup
pressed tone of voice and with evil
dent emotion.
'Yce have been married, then? said
the English gentlemen.
Yes, sr,' she replied, Il was mar
red >ears since.' -
your .a.-1! liviag7' he ipAuir-
ed.
q suppose he is said she; i have
not seen him for more than two years,
and | do not know that he will ever
come back again.
At this moment the old Dutchman
shook his head; and the woman bow
ed down her face. Her bonnet on
cealed her features, but tears were
falling upon her cloak. After a brlei
interval, the Englishman resumed the
conversation.
81 am fearful said he, shat you
have had bad, perhaps an intemper-
ate husband
;, His remarks seemed to summon
: her to the rescue; for whatever may
t be the nature Of domestic strife,
foreign interference is seldom we'com'
: ed by either party.
NO, SIR she replied, q had as good
= a husband as ever lived, and there
b. never was q more temperate man.
He was a member of the Temperance
e society. My husband was a carpen
e fer and worked as hard as any man
n but he never took strong drink OF any
e kind; and if | could only say the same
thing Of myself, we never should
have parted -.
a., How o,u Won first contract thu
habit?' said he.
after my last child was born,' sh
replied, Il had a severe fever, and wa
brought very low. 1t seemed a
!, though / should never recover m
>, strength. Our doctor. who was
y skilful old gentleman, said nothln
would raise me so soon as a hit
IN brandy. My husband asked him
". nothing else would do as well, an
was opposed to my taking it; but tn
~ doctor insisted upon it. 1t was nj
H. pleasant al first, but l soon began
IT, relish ii uih sugar, and after
-, months trial, | got myself into sue
q state, that / could not live witho'
NJ it. Ny husband was greatly dIstres
ed about it, and said he would n
:. have it in the house. then got
b. privately, and the habit got so stror
upon me that | used TO lie avail
-. very often, thinking how good
would taste in the morning. | ha'
often said, and say SO now that
would give the world if it were min
to be cured Of this hankerlng alt
strong drink. AT last my poor en-
zv dren-
Poor leetil children cried Il
Dutchman, as he brushed away a tie
ts. fron his eye.
sMy poor Children continued t
woman, began to suffer, and my HI
band became desperate. AT one tin
he would coax me, and after h
ny kept myself clear of it for a week
so, he would make me a prese
though he could poorly afford It,
are AT another time when | could he
W. out no longer, and he returned a
'et- found nothing ready for dinner
>" supper, and the children crying, a
his wife untitled for every thing
H. would talk very harshly, and thre
DC en- to leave me. I deserved it a
oot said she weeping bitterly; and ha
It's thought, if he should come bac
VIII would try to do better and leave
n off, though I am afraid l should
be able to. never thought he wo
The really go away. He seemed at
=. ~ L. .- <ba p,otfar III. He
, 1842-04-23

The following gentlemen are author
lied to act as Agents for Inc "hADi-
CALL
r. M. KEncHEvAL, Louisiana, MO,
A. MAsE, P. NJ. Frankfort, "
HIT. KENT, P. NJ. GAINESVILLE ;,
G. F. PERKINS, P. NJ. Auburn, '
]. H. BRIrTos, Troy, =,
B. G1BsoS, P. NJ. ~Paynesville, =,
P. W. OVERLY, P. M. Shamrock, :
]. D. S. DRYDEN, Palmyra, '
John RAILS, New London, :
A. HENDRIX, P. NJ. Spencerburs. :
]. CRosrHEwA1r, P. M. Madisonvllle'
w. H. N1cKLIN, New Hope, :
w. T. BoxD, P. NJ. Sugar Grove ,
/. T. MusIck, Hickory Creek, .
F. EMERSON, P. NJ. Louisville, ;
7. B. WELLS, Warrenton,
, 1842-04-23

Money" says the adage, "Is the
root of all evil" If it is, it is a very
scarce root just now. 1t appear to
have been rooted out from US. We
do not perceive that the people are
a grain better for the scarcIty-we
think they are worse--they are GER
tainly worse off: If it be an evil 1t
is a veery necessary enc. Our max
i'm is, aof two evils chosen the least"
and as money.is acknowledged to be
a necessary evil, we hope the root
will speedily take root and spread its
branches far and near. We vii
cheerfulIy pocket our share OF the
evil.
, 1842-04-23
The Daughter.

The early education of the daugh-
ter, ought to be more thorough, deep
er clearer, and sounder, more exten-
sive, and better than the EQUATION
of the son; because the daughter in
early life becomes a wife and a moth
err: ~retires from the world 10 her own
peculiar empire her home. The son,
if not thoroughly educated for his
calling. at first, is compelled by cir
cumstanccs, by the world all around
him by his rivals in business, his own
shame and emulation to educate him.
self. Indeed, he is always learning
something, useful for him to know. 1t
is not so with the daughter, who
must learn early in life, or never
learn. Be a woman ever so wealthy
in this country, she must know how
10 cook her food, to wash and to iron
her clothes, and those of her family,
TO nurse her children, and fetch her
daughters to the same. If she have
servants they may be ignorant, lazy
and worthless, and there may be times
when no servants can be procured
She may be too poor to hire servants.
So that every daughter should know
the art of house keeping.
, 1842-04-23
Terms of the "RADIcAL,"
INV

The terms will be So to a ii OF
three OF more subscribers, paid in ad-
vance $3.50 to a single subscriber II
Maid within six months, and So II not
paid till after that period.
HNo paper discontinued until all
arrearages are paid, unless at the dis
cretion of the Editor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
HENaY 80 As ItlEL NoV IN.

HENRYI Clay Ii now sssi;s.3 lin bis
sixty sixth j ear, and, Notwithstanding biz
varied and ,araaous labprs taskilg his
alenlal ana ply sical poHefs TO an Fx'fas
culinary degrea' aat fhs snveTal .pRfiols
~ dangerons illness toll which hR hss
Been subject, fse- 6e ais ssini 'Ffspefso1al az.
pksrance, the promise Eof a MgNroos,
lIkslihfRl sad prOiTaoieF Old ageA. In
sshture ie' stall sfneug erect and Conn
uIandiuK With Hatty lorndd limbs Ind 4
fthme cap bleFaE MUCH endurance. From
Hbds Textures yoe might ANAfsl intsH thai
hk was llsfklyf hsrh + oodss slan, vhd bad
seen ,accustosned rather tpAthe pFlsAiions
sid t'isls Of ID tronaien hfeahau the Aiena
81 debate and The diplaJ4aic table. Bna
alhenyou raeet us full elshr. grey eye
vbu Sic inthis flashes the ic9aesious donei
Of we'll tfsined and psnoplIed int4lleex
II utIFas THE GLANCE 81 ha fntgepldRsosil.
lis !dsifs gives animation 10 the tshole
cbuntenance, ard ils varyia4 expression.
fdi,hinliy sulefpHeis The en1utloIs anAi sesl
lineuis efSlEIe eraser. AIpchflel tlss Charm
ol his spe king Iies 10 i,Is icIe III round aat
iaelodious splae. vllaeh !.
II Ma coI,,l,ass. zsid as .lisiinek in Ms !o'a
Il ~ itsl hlell shnes l,lle effscilef Il
1 ,Ihen 4 ,,Assio, III is lie rorsgns "a SoF
I ikeliu9 Of SpatiAas aipa IL lllke ihsM g !
Etleh jhslfIsasi,l upon ste ear hAhfas
4 ds, VIE caanbl IL It Why.
/ III Lis Aab,s2 ani habiIs of lits. MI
/ Clay IS Re asTk4bly asirnEle and unosse nls
/ ;Ioas! Oh his Bic eslskebt Ashland i
i has for Macy wears deypsesi Bis anse
4 lie breeding ~ catlls, Obi an exseusKg
scale. add ID fan hasi d8ne.hellsr hi sle
dian be ID shiss5s hy u HE Iafmin. ind
Il dests 81 the rophsgY II i an eail
1isers and rAeEbqdiesl Rhsl ip{ips;Ilpus
q ihe disp9Sitios " us silse s aIiy L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
TnE ptIrcltEss Sc RERRT.


Her Royal nishne4s sfrsquently heard % relate,
vith feeling af grateful recollection, the following
trait u devoted fidelity, which oesurred during her
perloos sdseaiures II la Nentee after Tie ResOlu-
ton ofEsso -
After The bailys Of Chene The Princess
waadered about Tor a whole night. over
narsby iFst, ofland, seeking a PLACE Of
conce aimont SHE was accompanied by
Baron de Cnaratse and j fe Mfaiihful fol-
lowers. Three Yppps men. brothers and
NATIVES ola Vendee, acted as guides 10
The fagiliye party,
AfeTEa long ana weary journey. they
reached a retifsd8 farmhouse. which pFo.
missed 10 be a safe place Of conceaIneni.
The Daicbess entered, and The persons of
her. escort kept waich by lurns. Ip Ibis
RETREAT The psriysproposeS 10 remain IN.
I'll The following night, then 10 pursue
their Journey. ali they could not easily
elude observationfin me day time.
! Alter q little lfime II was discovered
that cae OF the three guides was nrissink.
ard some degree Of uneasiness was lslt,
notwithstanding HE repeated assurance "
bis Two brothers thai there was no reason
No applebeadtrsachsrys Morning dawn
ca. and ne did net appear, noon passed o
veTsana ssliII BE- WAS assent. The Dusthess
however. whose tonf5snce remaia8td On
shaken Sllayed Ill suspicion BY the ra
mark-4Tb a PALACE have found sreache
ri. bit i fear II ntt ID aBrollsge.
All ls5eih footsteps were heard AID Tx
lost Kkhdean y a. seen advancing 10 III
door lof tie coftge with IanlsfnIin iii
hand. AZ rusht oog 70 meet him inter
ing Is F.ansIieas q FePrqssh and angsl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

coassaiion; and r. he coayeaiion lei vim
spirit ana seff Iirsh sn sddfsss % lhe people y
Yirr Inn vkift ~ sfssse them froussheif "a.
harry. Le,i1e ||'-sof Virginia sci an exaIE
pie 10 he other Via Of The Uailai safes. a n.
LEI then AL, rils hnion and harmony. "a; 49,
round he banner klfsady throw 81 accI hnation
TO- ne bfsete; and e. he ire Of he prairss sws,
away ne grlss u4ilh has grown il rank l.nI
ance, 50 shall he 1|> n patriotism cons, "a
briass and zoe bf4t.hts, and sweep eg N.
Foeoism, whose On bal be like Eu6 n
A TRuB "
November S, i3t2 :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

~ 4t1tf4t
tfe pass history of .4lfsaalriIE.
TO 1IiiE EnaTaf 81 TtIe afEx AkDslA easzkTsR.
ffomIthe NHsI'a Resolhetens{ aud PfivNse aies
,psils Il II LIS aaA Snei aeseF 81 VI Ashlag.
Alexhndta, 10 1893. Oh the >occaAiDn 81
a sham fight, exhibiting The landing aud
capture OF tan enemy /, snd the yeEy last
military SPECTACLE he ever beAell NJ Is in
,he autamn Of tie sane J WI. tie closing
year Of bis lie.
The General aFIsScs in town from
Mount lsefnon, Id tito anufniag anHl AFTER
IttAnsact,ns some business was eiSl.ng q
Iihe City Hotel With a-few friends. y heu
al Captain Percy, Can officer OF theIRsyol
iliion. y marched volunteer corps thsl 10
csmmaaded, called tho Blues. ID .he
Quarters ol his fofnep Chief. praying
hpm 10 review iheIhne company u Blues
AID 10 pertnit them u psrlaFm somb uvo4
l4tions ana iirpgsin his Prezsnre. Fash-
ikg,on kindly conse used, and .takilg posi-
Oh the p!aitorm ia igoll, oilthe Nole'. ali
.i4ndsd by Dt. Craik apdSC5l. ,EaizBegald.
bis Old aud valued eon pastions id arms.
aEd several other genteWen Of AAexan-
dkia, the veteran Percy fprbceeded ~ per.
form various msHthagsass concluding BIZ
Tie disehatge u numerSns IvotliIes.
s WE had HE hoacr 6f heaiiAg the las
military of1ers a. The Een4ral ofsfe Ar
mics 81 he Unlled States, watch were
vbry; complimentary IT'S Captain Mercy,
bis oflcersssaai his IitiYaitsf tor The sPldier'
& IL -f +.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
lTa III El:t.refiths V,rsi,ia Herald.

LEwsraaa, ocsoNer och, ASs2-
Tai looking ovsr Abe Virginia IteFald d
ihe 12d Instant, Itsaf plsca headed the
lBatile SudFd 4 haying IesarsnceE 10 tho
Sword OF Gen Washington. Il sppears
ffom that notice that il woqld be desIgabIa
ID know Whit has beesmo 81 tho SWORD
Mt. Samuel 4. Washington, ihs gFeaa
" epbbw of General w eshipg,oni has II in
bis possessions and il the tighiial HoN6ef
-helliregsin Ksnawha county, Virginia
II Il q SJofd uf modeFase aize, with i
green hiltR ali old buekskia belt, With so
Id silver kutkles, SD. ---lhe lsiseTslU 4Ys
1851. are engraved on The clasp 81 buckle
-rhe Also bay tie. black gpld headed Csnes
WHICH was boqaeathed u Gen, ~ ashiRgE
tdn, by DIR. Ieniae4in FIankin Tie
above Sword aAkGahe were left 81 Gen,
VI ashinglan 10 liis tiephewy Samuel wv ash
iIgto4 add, At bis dsatd, hecaAc ,hs
piopsEiy al lis sony Samuel + W4shing1i
ldn, tie pFesent propriet0f.
Mr. Ssnaues'g. Washington was u Lew.
isbuFg 10 August Last, .oa biz way ID JET
fsrsoa countyyiNa He he'd the above
Sword, Belt, and Cane, With him he
was % horsebsrki and finding them an.
handy to carry IN that way he lsil them
lid my caro- until Ills return.
The Court o. Appeals WIS then Id ses
siPn. atthgs plate andiI Itpck grqdi plea
sure 10 showiHgiihem to ahe Judges aud i
npmtler offgentlemon who werR thea
boarding 81 by house, oh the return d
MIR. Washington. | gave them to him.
aba lie took Them wishlhlus 10 Kaaawhs,
where. have no eouAlttssey areIal this
time. Yours, Respectfully,
JAMES FRAZER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
.rEW.GOODN,
r. Ew y ooD S.
III IA aISnTETIlIIl-

I II ~. Tx z Z z Is n = =.
IT = AS just received from Baltimore and Is
II Il now opening. .ae large ASSORTMENT or
GOODS ali III mhic:l he 3 now Offering al
prices to SUN the tines. ara Oh his usual terms,
but Win mako still further reduction Of ten
per cent. dn an cash purchases. ~
OetI27. 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
NAVY TALL AND,

g39S7 q {a5a 60 CD So
gHtE subscriber IS reeeiving his supply Of
- EALE < WRITER GOODS, toswhiebhe.
respectfully ibYisssthe attention ef ihs pnllic.
Oct. ~ ,1ss2. - . ) MiLLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

Is r. q 'asssssss ief pEaj -=-nos G. ibS
saks p ne nonsy spoFled-bnt lor IL
epmpfnY ana ahs excitement He has
Sc several occasions, given ID larcs ~. -,
thai he had Won, ana oglen ssvE5 49,
lr0m rum He hss neseF r,iavsd ., s,s,l.
fables, or ia aambiine iouses Fa.ss ss.ss
Years he has not plaxea ii snvI g..-n 4
hNzard. Ne mention these fss,s h.,.sl.,s
s3ets j. much Observation-Disclosures 49,
81 tha subject.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
III .3S7< 8O0JEi;9 !

II AN pow optuine.a geneEs ssortment OF
Il SEAS 6.s:iBLE GOODS, ont which ere
sOmk rare ana beaadE1 fs}I lss, and " bs' sold
al utheard Of low pIII s. Erespectfdtly invite
my customers and tho public generally, TO give
me a call GIN AiSQUiTH.
oet %, -Isa2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
cIifrIrfsfI Isr ATlsTIcs.

q It sppeaFs 81. table n sIe SousheFnH
Churchman, thai The number 81 ('s.[Ry Of
(he Episcopat Chutfhin the bn''| s'sa
has somesraaf more Mn dcflbl VI r. ~ Iast
ten ears. The number pi 1'&Nef pas
increased frqm l2Ato2 Fl inlthe sA.At tIme.
The prsseni number q the Clergy ii.
llf2
ne PreslglsfiaaI C1prca = Old School
s. & learn iron the Presby.eIisn Alma7
ii A fer I8l3. that Ithafe are attached To-
iliss btaach u th@ Presby terians. 1889
snsstefs. 40 463 COMMANDMENTS (ex-
eIsssiye Of 4 Pfssby ferries not reported. J
aaa lJ25 churches
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

which hoW4xeF, AZ speedily silekced ri
ihofolIowin,i explanalion -
The pfinas 81 CIR footsteps alpas III
path We sopk alinfkhl cannos bsl dissin3
kuished ffon The marks thai might u
len 81 sayl Other fest BIT the small
FEET 81 tie deichess lell prints which
might have lea % the discoveryIEof Cd
TACK shstefoFe walked back nEain an
Iae Wy, and sy The sighl 81 nj IhaisrRsl
have oblliefatsd bet Royal Highness q
I0ois!eRs by 'npslnEing over them largeg'
parts ri mine What j beautiful ex9l
lmple 81 simple and vatchful 6dsHty u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
WA s. LOCK
VIEW GOOnN. /,

NHRSnp5efsgne lakes pieasufe in Saving to
u hisaealers and eshers thai be has list return
ed from Baltimore, and i ppw reeeiyin large and
,ceH seiectkd aockiof Groceries, Queens
s HdEe, and ather GOODS,
bought 81 yers lew prices aad willbe sold CHFEAP
for cash Those who eish 10 purchase FOR cash v iii
please give me csil:knds ptiee nay goods before
purchasing elsewhere. II tht DO dealers on credit,
nor N l have any, 5. IL ALLENONG.
Nov &.IS42
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

~ There = rsasfs X ci,enlst;oa I
have hSen infor,asd. tbse Ilirtss5
giving up ~ Hoiel.ss ia charsestown. w;ih ~
view Of going WesE am al ! los 40 nov
how such > report gipafea--certsiniv IS,
from ans thing hast ever said--for nothing i
farther from NJ prtSent intsnsion. Bejdes. i
have The property row occupy under ease
Tor IeFm Of Ieafs, sshere Sharid Be pleased
70 see my old frauds 3nd a. uany others IS nav
choose to give me Gan, and shall slvays be
thankful Tor their custom.
JOSEPH r. ABzLL.
CharIestown, Oct 40 1879
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
Thc Cheapest GOODS erer
offered lla 6hgrEesfOscsa !!

VN 9. IGAFoosE has but hEne to an
4 ngunre 70 tbs plplie thathehss iustFeseited
and opened decidetly TIE CfiEAPEs Il sAd most
FASHIONABLE stoes OF
s. a 4 i AND w I M II q u
GOODS,
ever offered IL This market, no all fiends and GUS
toners, and to every .pne ia pursuit 81 GREAT
BARGAINS, he would say H0fs is yourltime to
call, and prove for yourselves that his assertion is
not mere PUFF but plEin matter Of fact. Partieu-
lass hereafter. .It
Chsrlestopn, Oct. ~ Is4e.
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ntas9Hs q. ApkHs.
SURE 70 The rnnnsious q the bIest.
when infa4i inbocence assends.
oome angel III fhtEr thaa tae rest
he spoiiess tpirit,s q GIT attends.
o. wings u ekiary they rise,
bey and shere u6rlds material rolli n
ISL some AR sister fths skies
Reserves the unpolluieh apul.
lIIL /r
Iseres a the Almighty Fathers hansi.
NeaFesi theithro1e oflisin< light,
The eholss ofiinfhi4 serapks staIId.
And dazxiias ahlnqS where al are bfixkI.
w,
Thal nuextinsaishabie beam. II
With dp1t united Il our hitah,
Sheds more fifR, diseuiorsd CLEAN,
The mors i lingSft upon earth "A HI
". is ~
Cloted IN this dark abode or eIay. se
Ihs stream Pc glory isintly barus,
Nor snpbsearel The lucid rayf
70 rs own tlalss fopnt relurns.
-.3i ". .--.-ss. tsis;'i
DIT eten The EsosJ " sss0rrSi breisth H.
Deerees his boaniy to resume,
And poinss the. silent shat, Of de9fh, 10
Which speeds AZ infant tot the tsmh,-
WI
No passi0n~herse. no loS desire
Has quearhrsl the radiance OF Tue flsuie.
Back ID It's God tie living Ore
Returns, unsplllet, IS i eanle. Ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10
Greaf Inducements
! s9 co sENEHra

Pom 3EAEusa
FffsHE suhseribsr has tils pleasure IF Offering
lE loo. following GREAT BARGAINS, TOR
cisH-
super WOOL dye4 ulaok Cloth formerly sod for
supsr Z do o' I'd, 10 formerly IS 1 6 -Oroow4
Do das blue do 6s
Do DO do SIS
Bsaaaiful fancy colored DO. from ST. 10 So,
DO Beaver Cloths At 50 last year IS,
suPsrhse slack Cashmere At leo 10 l,25, last
: year brought 9,00,~
Fancy coiored Cashmere tslsioeoD for IS cents
per yard, worth $50,
A tplendid assortment 81 sOPerfhc fancy color
ed.Cassmeres, latestslyle, at decline of
to So per ceot., &
"a large assortment Of fne and super eassinetlss
Ill 4 decline of so percent, on former prices,
Beautiful Cassinests for 6s cenis, which last
year would have brought from l 90 to .25,
Wide flannels, good quality, az cool for Csc,
Finer do. in same proportion,
Beautiful assortment Of Vestings REV ehesp,
Beautiful Mouselaius, rich coiorsst25
Rich Prints. fast coIors, ii 6 IA worth 10. al 8
and worthIi0, al 10 < l2 worth l6 to 10,
Cotton Flannels formerly worth 10 to 25 for
l2a, and best Savage Al cotton formerly
l21 for 81
A large stock Dc bleached do from upwards,
Beautiful ySrd-wide do for TO-
Superior "a Bed Ticking for 1884,
Gloves beautiful Kidfpr lss, Mitis for 81,
Together with simoss every article IN the
Dry Goods line in the same ratio, with
4 GENERAL .aSS0R TMEA'T OF
Fresh Groceries,
Among which will Be found
The very best Rio and Laguifa Coffee for l2A,
Good do DO do 9& 10,
super new Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar from
StoS n cents,
4 Superior Gun Powder Imperial Tea at 81,
Prime Lump Sugar al II, best double refined n
Best Porto Rico Niolasses for 37t,
Pepper. Allspice, Starch l2a,
winter Strained Sperm Oil LIS,
Cheese, Crackers. Tobacco, SC, with all s-ti-
|cles IN tho grocery line very low.
ALSO
A general assortment Of
Oatsnsicdre, Hdydlrdre s. Wooden Ware,
al or which viii b sold al The most astonish.
iprly low prices, fqrI cash, or 10 papceaal Gus
toners 4, slorl lind as low as they Gan BE- had
ID the county ].
would most respectfully ask call from
those who buy for cash, and will guarantee they
will not 20 of disappointed.
NOV 5, iS4a. ! MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-11-10

10 SmfrHFsor ARREsTRp the Qnin u
cy Wing ofthe 18Th uit. says 1.-THE ru.
sEor We spoke Of last week 10 relation 10
Use apprehs1sIon Of Smith, is not confirm
"a, Ee utderstana. however. hat be
vas seen 81 auvoS pn Friday last sppa-
renily enjoying hIsIlibelty.."