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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

Il i reported in Washington. Ihai an Extra
Session Of Congress viii Be called. as soon ailef
the 4lh Of March as il will be practicable 10
bring hat body together. This. /, is said. Is 70
enable the Locos. (sho will have The swing for
The two succeeding yeats,) 10 repeal ihesTarif,
the Bankrupt bill, and The Land bill-and 10 .fe+
establish, though under something Of a mask, the
Sub Treasury system. In efecti1g the latter,
the Party may find itselEin some embarrassment,
as il Is BY no means certain that President Tyler
(now repudiaied By The leaders, will sign bill
exactly meeting their views. He is scarcely ESQ
green" as 10 be caught in that mailer. belsre lbe
meeting Of q Convention 10 make The Pfesiden-
tiai nomination. We should rather guess that
be will 6fsi desire to know rhai Ne Is 10 gain BY
giving up his favoriie scheme for the exploded
one OF his antagonist (Mr. Van Bureau or any
other system which may have tendency .
transfer the laurels 10 the brow Of another.
The people, meanwhile, may expect no relief,
but suea as they may hhd 10 -self-deniaI and e
eenGfn1, They have permitted power 10 pas
into unholy hands, and The obstinacy of single
man can ihwan al The measures devised by the
wisdom Of The soundest statesmen or demanded
b5 the eIigencies Of the country. But The star
OF Hope i not ye, entirely elouded-and reso.
lutte hearts may yet achieve victory override
wickeasess aud imbeciliy which, thank God
can only have 4 temporary reign.
We1afe gfauhed 10 hear, from various sources
tina. ne true Wing spirit is not extnct-but lha
twill be aroused for the grea, struggle even
with more efficacy lhan in The last In New
York. where Mr.. Van Bulen's friends for awhile
though, they had lone wonders, il is asaeriained
thar .helt candidate for Governor Is elected By
5000 vSies less Than be had in 1910. The Wing
Lion i only slumbering in his lair. Wp
to The Iele beasts when he shall again rise and
shake me, dew.drops from his name"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
rHE MEETING or coNGREss.
From he Washington Correspondent ef4the Bali
wore .9ntetieaa.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 5. 1912.


10 the Senate twenty-four members on.
ly were present when ihe roll was called
being a less number BY three than is re-
quisie 70 form Senate. Consequently
as there was not quorum, no communl.
cation could be received from the House
OF Representatives
Al half pastiwelye. The President Of the
Senate pro len. (Mr. MaDgum) look the
tChait ard called the Senate to order. He
had been informed, he said, by The Ser
geant at Arms that no quorum was present.
MI Huntington Of Conn said that the
lateness Of The hour precluded The possi.
biliiy Of the presence Of quorum FOR the
day He would, therefore, move an ad.
jounment. ThelmotioE was put and car
RED.
4 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
| Attwelve o'clock exactly. the Speaker
took the Chair and called the House ID
order.
The Clerk then called The roll, and ont
hundred and Serenity fire members answer
ed 10 their names.
Mir. Gushing then moved The usual re.
solutions for communicating to The Senate
The fact Of lie House being in session
with. quorum-for Che appointments o.
joint Committee to wait on the Presi
dent 10 inform him that the two House.
were ready corrective any communication
from him-and for fixing tbe daily houl
I oi meeting al II o'clock--all OF y hict
were adopted without delay.
+. Resolutions wefe also adopted, 10 fur
nish the Members with the usual number
Of newspapers. 10 appoint committee or
The Library. SC. Nj
/. Mr.. Adams gave notice 81 a resnlnlior
tofescind the trenty-first ruiz, (Which pro
hibits The reception Of Abolition petitions,
/ and though objected 10 by Mr.. Wise, i
was laid over:
! Mr. Everett gave notice Of bill 10 re,
peal the Bankrupt law. I
/. The Clerk having returned from ID;
Senate with tbe information that 20 quo
rum was present in that body. the House
adjourned. i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
SERIOUS STAGE AccIDENr..

to see il announced that very serious accident
happened 10 several Of the Western u,smbdfs Of
Congress on "Wednesday night, sosh ulG The car
risge ia which they we're travelling. when On the
hill east Of Mount Sterling. (Ohio was overturned
and preelpialed overa preeipice Ct twenty feet, by
whitehall thepassengers received more ct less ina-
~, and especially Mr.. caruthers and Mr.. Gentry,
Of Tennessee, Mr. Lane and Mr.. Wallace, Of Indi-
ana. and Mr. Senator Smith, Of Indiahal The life
Of Gen. Caruthers is despaired Of and Mr., Wallace
is also said ID be IN dangerous situation The In
tellgeneer states that MIR Goode, Of Ohio. was the
only member IN the stage who has been able 10 eaeh
Washington the others being left on thetay,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

The Globe, NOT inaptly, answers President Ty-
lers appeals Through The Madisonianl 10 me
..moleraIe men Of all psrses,n@e BY remAnSing
him tkatks md I'll III eabias,, with he sxeep-
tion of M. webster, were, when seeking power.
among 4she most violent party leaders III The
country Ileoes seem li,lle sinEulariha. they
should an or 4 sudden. have become such ssessd'
incl. zenith srtaisr.sz- Dots'ntilf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

CHxsAFElxE AND ONO c.SAL.-we learn
thai % saturday last, "a meeting u the Stock
holders bfthis Company, the resisaa,ion 81 The
Hon. Michael c, SpEisg, Of rns Presidency Of
the Company, was received and accepted, and
MAJOR General VIM. Gibbs Mcneil, was unani.
monsly elected 10 thatofice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

NTT7fIIl BE offered feS hire. bF Tie sll1scf lbeF,
W al residence ffiazledeld. 1on Tstsdag
tks e7ti Aas IT. Dsetsbsr fnsani. all The Servants
belengihg Ill nv Fasher+ AlllhoSe Who hired
servants 81 lne hsE 81 ~, ire expected 10 return
them y ish ike cleihihE specified il lhsir bonds,
and cone n epagf .iaE6 t3ncel the same.
BEVERLY TUCKER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

GIVE ere rxqpesssd 70 gisa notice shst sne
peapo1emerl Il ths Tempersnss Meeting rs
resulted from ~ inabilisy 10 obtain The Charea,
owing Is the unansny interesting and Pro,raessd
Ralisia4s mestfne vhish ms intetfsFed. AZ soon
ssls i aassrtaiasd that he Church bs prpsared
wtthous interfrrense With prrsioas arrangement,
aosiee win be rixen ID the paper
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
ez-Thst spirited wig Journal, he

ezThsl spirited wing Journal, The .sc.sy
Banasr." published at Portsmouth, VA, which
had been suspended FOR ! few weeks, il conse-
queucs Of the death Of its editor. tIoHs W.
sMuRDlUcH, Esq } made is APPEARANCE on Sa-
turdas last, under the editorial management Of
Nr Jeas NuADAreH, nephew Of is former
editor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

"Tzs Pkilulslpkia Sai,rSag .Nassuui, IS
The tile d neu AMI handsomely pFiassd week
II, iusI started III Messrs- Thomas e. ciaIRe &
Co, ard edited BY he ven kneun ediier Or
merry Of The R4enine Posi- and PhiIaaslphia
cOarier .Pliee u Subscription 81 il advaase.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
WANTED.

Z wisHato purchase Female Servant from
& The age Of Is % 80 years Of age, who Is ac-
customed 10 house work, and attending 10 chill
dren, Of good disposition anc Shafhciers cx~
:pressly BOT ny swn use. Also, 4 Girl or, from
~ To- 3 years of age. Any one having such
servants 10 dispose of cpn find good home for
Athsm, and fair price, py applying Immediately
10 ! MIIAERs
Nov a..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

The Hon. Wac. PREsToE. late u
States Senator from The State Of Sotih
Carolina, on Tuesday last resigned his
trust into The hands Of lhe Legislature Of
that Stale which body had assembled 10
annual session al Columbia on The preke-
ding day. Every one 1t sll acquainted
with Col, PREsToN must deeply regret
his refinement from The Senate, Of which
be has been for nearly ten irs past an
heportd and distinguished member
fAM III a Tasi5rS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
NES1ge esES Hfor SALE.

z-aktE NeFgaes Eeionsing 10 The estate 81
1seorgris 'Iaee. tsee il. will Be scldsat tle
Coari4door, hi BFefT5 ais, 81 fhoaess r. t-pa
ihsts, lConrif4as.sl
TERsls-Stzfy days credit; interest en- cite
rs:d nbnrhs.allg 1.-The interest will not be ex-
= la, "a ls JOSIAH wa. WARE,
: ~S ~ 4 lass 49, .7itsSr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

t1 Tie Riehsrona HRig comes ip Us ID an
eniiIe neg dress. and enlarged form, presenting
p is readers beautiful and well arranged sheet
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
! Doctor Aliens

EpALsAM Of ticarhpund, Lixe:wort, ana
q - pleAaIesy Root, for Consumption and II
eer Complaint, fol sale BY
Dec 5. Jill BEARD & CO..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
vIRGINIA METMopIsT coNFERENCE.

NAEAGAANA -MEsNdODlAlt NONEElAAENNnF
This body commenced is regular Session in
Petersburg, % the 18th uli. During i,s de.ibe-
rstions much was done for the pFomuagatioRs ogf
the christian religion. A correspondent OF The
Richmond Star states, shst on The FRS, Sunday
succeeding the meeting The chureh--which holds
about ! 500 persons-was crowded during morn
ing, Afternoon, and evening service. Bishop
WAreH preached 10 the morning, 90 the DID
ties Of the Ministerial Service, and ordained %
MinisteFa-tbe subject was peculiarly pppropri-
ate, and was discoursed on "a the venerable
Bishops usual classic, chaste and srgume nta-
tive manner He was followedin the afternoon
by the Rev. Mr.. DoceErT, who preached on he
sublime doctrine Of the Divinity Of Christ -
10 the evening the Rev. Mr.. wApswoRrH fol-
lowed on that interesting theme 10 the christian,
he Rewards OF The Righteo4s." 4
The church has met with much success apd
Encouragement, as during The past conference
year, they have had an accession Of 1914 mem
bers' MI
The deliberations Of the body were closed BY
a most affecting .aand @fervent address BY Bishop
WAuGH. r4S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
GIIE. RoRBERY AT ILANcocK.

A man named Jacob Reese was arrested 10
Harrisburg, Pa. few weeks since, on suspi-
zion OF being connected 10 the bresking open
and stealing from The Store Of Aiessrs. SHAFERsS
RoEmsOS, 1t Hancock, Md, On the 10th alt., .
large amount Of money, valuable gold watch,
besides other property. Immediately after be
was taken in custody, he was broughtto Hagefs-
town jail, 10 await his trial. Last week he was
arralgned at the bar OF the Court, indicted for
burglary. His counsel moved, that the case BE-
removed for trial to the adjoining county 81
Fredsrick-4snd upon Reese masking affidavit that
he did nbt believe justice would be done him
in washington county, the Court assenied 10
the motion, and ordered the removal Of the case,
and the. trial to take placeat the next spring
term.
An attempt TO escape, was made BY Reese, on
the night Or the 3oth. He had succeeded in
freeing himself Of his irons, By means Of q knife
which be had converted into saw, and was
Engaged 10 bresking through the wall Of bis
prison, when the noise awoke the jailor, who
immediately repaired % Reess's room, and found
him busily employed 10 preparing for an escape.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

RAIL ROAD ACCIDENT On Tuesday Of
last week, the passenger train ofcars from Har-
pers-Feuy 70 Cumberland, about 20 miles be-
yond the former place, came in contact vith a
wagon and team. Astihe locomotive approach
ed the horses became frightened and untnshage-
able, and ran directly across the railroad rack.
The wagon vas cut hrocsh The middle, laying
The halves Oh eilhef side Of the track, ard one
>horse's head vas cut or by The engine, ana two
bther horses were severely injured. y The en-
GINGER was also much hurt, but none Of the pas
sengers, though seyeIalof the cars were broken.
Its 10 be regretted thar so many accidents have
occurred since The completion OF this road. as i.
has been our 6utS to record. IL cannot certain
Iyse the result Of any defect in he road Tier We
have assurance thai ii is scarcely equalled BY any
other in lhe country. The attention OF those nm
der whose immediate care il entrusted ihk nAn.
agement Of the road. should always be diIected
10 the safety and convenience ofIspch Is nay
avail themselves Of this means Of travelling.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
THE nRrssAor.-ige :. Ioaeb.es


some friend At Washinetoa FOR y sMadisouias, 2
Erins. containing he Presidents Message, deli
vered q. tie Two Houses yesterday, Al oiraocl-
Ar Express reached Hareefs-Ferry, by,the Lo-
conceive on lhe BaIiisone and Ohio railroad,
Al o'ciock. which enabled us % receive acoPy
!, and hsye ii ready for delivery this morning BY
O'Clock We have no room for comment upon
The neyiis orsdemerils q he document
The President Is Determined to push his Ex-
cheqosf scbeme1pon The attention 81 Congress,
and IS mach encouraged 10 references to il by
be information thar % Distinguished inancier
As Albert GsIIatia approves, ard i about y pub
Iish Bis views upenis This, however. will ayail
bat Ii.ile, as de Globe, ne organ ofihe Loco
Foeos, gives il 10 faFor-ant doubtless speaks
the sentiments Of The leaders Of lie parry The
Wings, 10 Congress, ewes IL willing 70 give up
the reins" until tbeE@ean hayes President who
viii heartily co-operate with them, in general
system q measures, can scarcely BE expeeise 70
fole FOR The scheme. howsyer anxious they may
be forihe restoration of sound CURE ney, essen.
ssal % the wants Of The people and the actual de-
mands 6t4business. We may therefore con-
clude hat nothing wilI be done It the present
session, neithefp parry having such cooperation
fTom Tie Executive As will enable them 10 "plsy
thesgaane oul.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

DEATH uF A WEMBER OF CONGRESS-
Thr Bsltimorc Pslrsos anna1nees Ire dealh ii
The Hon. J1Nxs ~. MILr1Gns. member Of Cot-
gress freIa he StAte of Mar,land. Who died Il his
rssidehse IL fiaI ford sountv. On friday mcrnlag
iaas from 80 attaek 81 spoplexy The dty previous
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

ID The yScais3 81 BoonriIle No I'D Ill AL
Of NoS., bs de Rev ThomAs Johasba. cspssia
HENRf MsMyKRs formerly 81 this counsy, Is
Miss HAR8lSt n HieKox, bosh II Goapef eoua-
y, No. Fiji
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
The Newark Advertiser, from which weeopy

the foregoing, remarks:
4" Should Indiana elect Loco insleadof Wing,
as We have sci her down, each party will be equal
II will then be leftfor Tennessee decide the cha
raeter Of the Senate. The present Legislature OF
Tennessee having adjourned without eieetieg Y, 5.
Senator's that task will therefore deyoly5 the Lee
gislature TO be elected next August f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

yg,aoR III apsng coat collars, removing cream,
Is oil, Us for WOODEN linen and cotton gaods:
Dec g.. D Il BEARD L. co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
UNITRD STATES SENATE.

The following interesting table, will show
the political complexion Of the Senate Of The
United States after the 4th Of March nexts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
Ne naa.1ldss TOR Tire.

uHAYE foE iTifelserefaf Yainlble Negro Wa-
men. aid Gfri. sfof khs ensuing year. Az
q ! nv whs wllL bc nali out for . terea.ot
years jklEis q. ala 4 NJ
gbepherassown. Ddc. B* 1912 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

4 Profrsessd Meeting vas eomnsurtd u he
Methodist Chareh Or Ibis PLACES. 20 The ash M .
(snd Is SIN IN contiuaanes.) which increases n
interest q fhs meeting Progresses Twas con-
msncsd under he auspices q DE faitbful and
tfseisns ninisisrs Of this ciEcuit, The Rev. Z.
r. FrrTen. ana he Rev. J. II. w1reu, ssaisssd
b. cur sssious tounsnan. the Iles J. n. RrrLkx,
and By that eloquent Divine, The Rev. s. s.
RoszELL. Of the shepherdsiown Station.
The sound practical truths which these Rev
ersnd gsutIsmsn expatisies upon. together with
thefervid I'D so1l-thriIling interest exhibited
bylthem. has been she means Of creating quite !
religiouss xs itemens among portion d the com
ntnniiy. Ths powerful reasoning. calm vel for
eibIe appeals made. have awakened the thought
less. snd aroused the Inactive, 10 lively sense
OF iaeiE best in,sreits, and Taught seoEsrs Wis
dom Thus enforced, t
= Truth from he lips has come ufsh double suay
AND fools who else had laugh have lessni 10 rsy
They haze been given 10 taste OF that meek
foreearanee that resists nol injury; and me
pure calm spirit which murmnrelh not Z The ex-
psnsire lore for friends and foes together with
all The dnosieatatious charms which adorns
Christian piety. There has been already seofe
added to The Church Militant. end The prospeei
Of aislili larger accession brishtens Mosttrult
have these Minis,ering seryaats or The Mos,
y igh. who have been commissioned 10 DO ssr-
vice for the Gross or Christ. difIused bsppiness
and holiness ih the hearts Of some Of those ~hc
were most ssddeled and sorFowfuf on account 81
The Sriexotisress} of their e;aa fi9 s4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

GIVE neglected 10 notice ! PrptrAried Asso-
citation, held few weeks since, 10 the Episcopal
Church Of this place. under The supervision Of
that afaithfuI shepherd Of his Hock,s the Rev
IA JOKES There we're several distinguished
Divinss in attendance. who n connection with
the Pastor Of the church, effected quite reyl.
val, and had the happy consolation Of knowing
that The Word bad not been preached 10 vain.
but ths, the seed had been sown in fertile soil,
where il took deep root, vegelaled, and sprung
forth, 1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

MA sight rather novel for Ibis region H1s
sen d Monday last !, HarpeTzrFsrSy Il YES
an szeesdinsly tiask man viii 4 ,shitf vile and
IVA sanlailo shildreh. IhsS YER Ntndine heir
~sj 3 L.i5<Sis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

| The Baltimore American Of Monday says (:
awe learn that while The rail read traln.w YVES on
its way from Cumberland 70 Baltimore 6n FIJI
day evening rand when about 25 uSiles from the
city, the sloc9motlye and tender we're thrown oh
line rack byBsoIne obstruction lyiig on l., and
were precipttafSd down the adjacent bank into
the Palapscoiriver. The link which united The
passengers cars ID The tender being Of wood, was
twisted and broken as soon as The lender ltll The
track. and HE cars and al he passepgersin shsm
were thus left, on The rack without ANY injury
whatever. We are happy, 70 Learn that nq one
attached 10 the locomotive or ierideF asThuIt.
The links bs which the trains on this toad are
held togelhet are now exclusively q weed, and
are desgnedfto be broken under precisely such
circumstances as those We have lust reialed."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08

GEORGIA U. S. SENAToR.--The Legs
lalure ofzGeorsia. on the 3Oih ult slecled w.
II. coquili. ~ s Senator il. place q SIR Cub
beri, whose Term expires on The 4thi Of March
next. s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
-Nmifta.

sE.H Ptb 3 eide lpkfp5dliaE, there Mill q
preaehiugl1 tht fuhiep1fhe Church. Harpers
Ferry, bx 9se Pfcskfaerian nenomias ten, Oh
Sabbath ~. tAe lllh inst, ~ ! O'Clock, NJ
pacs s,ilsisI vi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
sand Esaneh..
Oil! SOAP.

E USTreceiyedl and for sale BY
Cd Dc :. JE FL BEARD st co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
Selling oG' Cheap.
Pork Wanted
II erfMnalea.Y. Sc

a7toLoNGE RAIfg,sBears oil, Swee, OIL,
W rergumed Soap. Ink, Black Sand, Wafets.
SC for sase by IL NJ AlsQulTHi II
Dec i, ps42.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
IPpsTPoN' lsiENT.
lid % ts and Shoes.
~ Ipial1cv.

an BBHSi DID fYe Wbiskss prime article
l!Nd whfsGIwill.he sold low By thef hasrelIcr
otherwise. JB PACKETT
Dec s lsH2.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
Exlrset of letter dated,
CoLuMBTA. Nov. 30 lSl-

n
tits so well understood here that Mr..
Calhoun will resign bis office that bis
successor is a matter. Of urgei.i considsra-
lion. therefore state that ths f.sgisla-
lure seems disposed 10 select cur friepd,
the Hon. Daniel Elliott Hugaf, for that
important posi-. No citizen will more
truly represent ell that IS high end lofty
ia character and iberal%aad enlightened
10 inielIect--no one would 10 fact better
maintain the dignity and interest OF ihe
State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
con, wKBB PARDONED.

We learn eom the New York American that
pardon for Col. WEBB was received in that
city. from Gov. SEWARD, on The 2sih ult and
forwarded 10 the Recorder. who endorsed il, and
immediately afler, Col. WEBR was released from
athe Tomhs,', where be had been in close con-
finement since sentence had been passed on him.
The Governor has given al length the reasons
which induced him 10 grant he pardon, and Tie
paper contains some forcible admonitions 10 the
Col Interference % his future conduct 1t fur.
Their, states that there have been three cOnvic.
tons and sentences previous 10 this. and thhi
The persons 50 convicted were pardOned twooi
them by Gov MARcT, and the other bysGov
THRooP.. The petition TO Gov SEwARp for The
pardon Of col. wEss, contained 1000 names
and was one hundred and eighty-nine feet IN
length
col wksB has. Published card which W
annex, wherein he tenders his heartfelt, Thank,
10 bis felIow-citizsns, and the press, for thei
generous sympaihies in his behalf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
lSInIlia ! anil Pork.

s5ABE abaSe aEtBaltswils b4ttakra ID payment
IL Of isJAtS ITO THls OFFICE, until OH
ldAmanas hre sbtjshed. These indebted, who
Will NIT d rhlsli ts Niit ttese Heeessaries, wia
be exrecibJto lnpks5pas Hnent, @ enakie Is to
Heel / IIAl2 THE PRINTERS. 4.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-12-08
Tnttaa states AaIstrIct Coart
Esasrhbaughts Composition.


rEsHE experience ofcyery day,>adds fresh tes-
~ iiaaony IN favor or Lambsugh's Compost
si9as, as prepared by YOUNG, establishing De-
Sond d5abl, thst il Is The most certain remedy
ever offered for Rheumatic af1etions
The cpst Of apsckage sufficient o male eRe
gallon ri the Medicine il small Why net Try
nj, ii Has eufeI hundrcHs, and 70 good reason
ean be offered shyit should not euro you, il
aAictedlwith Rheumatism.
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The ssTfae Whign Published d Washington
city, potes The following, which proves Al once
The utility Of = National Bank
eDuring more than forty years, while
a National Bank acted as.tbe fiscal agent
81 Tie Government, over $500, 600. GOO
Of DE public money were collected and
disborsed by Il without one penny Of loss
to the nation. Since thai agent has been
dispensed with, and The State bank dePo-
sit system. and Sub Treasury principle
have been substituted. miiiions upon mil
hons OF The pubic money have been
fraudnlently lost 10 The nation"
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