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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05
LATE FROM MEXICO.

IT, /
fBy an arrival at New esssssssna from We
ra Crpz adviees from tss>,~'' stsy te7the 9th
inst. and from the city of. Mexicoto The
26ths ult. have been received.
II II THE Hon WADDY .fH6kfPsoN arrived
al Vera Cruz in O. .. S. Reyelue Gutter
on the 9thiHst but had not landed when
the vessel which thought the Intelligence
sailed Business at VEN Cruz was ex.
cessively dull and apprehensons ywefe
entertained that the Texan squadron
woald destroy the coasting trade ot Mex.
icol +
Il was rumofe d, and generally believed.
thai3sSanta Anna had negotiated aFTosn OF
seven millions of dutfars with the akeats
Of the British Government, on q pledges
of the Province Of California. Olhet
rumofs were at1oat that the loan had been
effected, but not On The ssecuFity of To
.Californias- a strong party Va / believed
10, b. forming against Santa Anna. and
another revolution was feared. Theirs
we've also reports lnH circbl ation that San
ia Anna designed % declare Limself EG.-
peror.
About 90 600 troops were stationed in
the capital, 1000 at |Xalsps. d 900 al Va
ra CtuS, and considerable bodies were
said 10 be 10 The Northern department. i
The Texan prisoners we're still AZ work
in chains. Two OF them-one named
Hoaard-had effected their escape.
An strangers In Mexico were required
70 carry their passes hbout them. and
-haas them inspected once year.
Recruiting, for The Irregular Army was
carried on With vigor throughou. the
coudtry.. The quality Of the soldiers,
however, is not approved of BY General
Atists, who writes 10 the Secretary Of
War, that Of 6s4 recruits, only IS were
6 for service. He saysE: II is iaeon.
eeivable low such multitude Of deaf.
dumb lame and bIiud. should have been
forwarded at the public expense. To-
deed. they we're afflicted With such other
classes Of in6rmiiies. that i: appears that
they musi have been turned out Of some
Of The hospitals as incurable subjects i
"A lsfs law Of the Congress provides.
that all the prisoners shalHhereater 10 be
made 70 work on the public roads and foEz
Aletier floIn General Bravo. dated a.
Chilpancingo. March % gives 40 account
o. tbs defeatof band qf native Next
cans. or red men. who bad taken up arms
against the government. II
Dr.. Rafael Gutierrez Martinez, and
some other Mexicans of note were, on
the 2Oh Of March assassinsted in7lhsir
houses. by baad Of lifty aboEiginaIs. near,
Quschutsnanga. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05

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$780, t.en PsnnsylyAnia,) and alithis Aas
cssTS = , nee. wilh amerry selF-cempla-
II sll,tss 70 tne 7aefea u lhe rala hf .hfee /
dcna 4, s' ~ seIs " cns ykaf, how much win Be
| havs - J. itssssMs io me, sr. haiti ueuld
4ass.lea 70 . broader splritef states
!, ss'.s sspl 70 aaFe asked how leng will
III, \. 4na prudent policy Of hlSband-
,;shs ~ ahd deyelopng our energies.
i 80 -. 81 - as -,
ali he sns la'f administration under
81 ls1lI y. ~ ausq st ana svsngsng scene
Iao Iwen,r-s,shs ..s n lSaHee their EXPENDITURES
81 ecedjny va. ltom an average Of ihe
AZ 800 SIS q thifsyfslgkt millions. Ii vas
NAV anon = Sr.. uuom was pronounced they
ma sps n1iIe Tor rsaentance
" MI Passsai Trey prohissd LARGE
l6rueasovsr =, - ,nsf sa'a. leu see We have
" ec,,o,,s;.s,' .sa.s inaeed, indeed, We will
stsnce, NJ psfssidthEs, tks country knew and
sid e the ho1orable Sectelafy, now The Senator
ifom New Hampshire Il !. -
tstRhen The defifxvas slek. The devil 1 monk
- would be-; x 4 -. -
lyfseA thc devil was ,kell the devil ,oori rpss
X hen VI
trfis .hsndwrifinsw as nnor Xh.l,.if pa,s,;,,
ihs newly imblhea sniff Of anprav
.fihps hassieR srbn, N ,.a,h n M ~, Ia
III OWNS Aaminisirs,il.5 $3.50 ~ 1's
fs,ch. and shiT, ana na.Inonsn,snt II III
t,n lofd.h, s,.r,s5 & ss!s \, n 80.
expenditure 40 fweaiv-sfsh, na;l,oa. $3.50. 80,
knowledsa3 aah,o ESa =, III, ~.
akposlbnmous scTsnImy ass;sAs na 'as "
Inended q their spscsss,'rx nlas IL 49,
az sill fnrih4, =,
millions. Kind and se1sr.,ns .n5 as,rn; 80
ii 1hey5 had continued ,ns,,,,rss F,h9 Sa1,S.s y
"a : n. fb.,t yonld 49, 49, HI 80.
,A-one miiions II ~ w.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05

IL was formerly, and te.isve sin is. cus,oa,,
airy among the natives or Skolland, when 81, 4
an aged couple died, 10 i.kfs he sa.ir, whiel
The deceased 1suslly oechpisd. standing IN m
accustomed corner, unr3 he survivor thoal,
world ofspiriis.l
Beside the old hear;h shs d cherished for life
Silent and sad sits he loI auld wife.
Time hath len many q III o. her brow,
5uf Grlef hath not troub her spirit till now.
There are tears in her tyes that are dim viii
age,
and she iookeih in vain - The holy page
FOR she cannot see aUehtbus an old cak chair,
! nat vacant and lonely 7sianding there.
Long ago, when her BISON was sweIl,ns Win
prize,
ne lonely auld wife va. etF Young bride-
And the loss Anlh 49, d 10 The Joyous kIoonIsr
fdded Snd worn Is nef beauty now
Grey are The hairs on her wrfnkle1 brow
Slleu. she sits BY the cid hearth stone n
Sad are her thopghls-she IS there alone
Her gudeman has gone 10 his dreamless rest,
And the lonely auld wifshafh troubled breast
Yet mol for the wora would she Danish away
The chair he hath sal 10 for many day. Il
She speakelh. not save with trembling breath,
Bot hopeIh. andfVailelh, and prayeth for dealh-
For jcyless and dark are the days or her hfe,
When he gudsman Is gone from the lonely auld
wife. IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05

! RESUMPRIOM

p PIE subscriber has resumedhis old business.
- and located himself tfor the presently AZ
,Tanquary,s Mills, on the road leading from
BerrySille to Jotdsnls Spring, seven miles from
The former place, alike accessible to persons
from Jefferson, Loudoun, Clarke and Frederick
where he is prepared to make and repair
Wheat 7hreshing Machines, CIoper
Huflers, Corn Stellers, Horse Rakes, Sci
IN sllAheir variety From his long experienca
in the business and general scqdaintshce, he
hopes. BY proper attention, 10 merit and rsce iys
2 liberal share Of the public patronage, and
shou d be pleased 10 serve such Of his old Gus,
toners and the public generally as may favor
him with their patronage
He will also have connected with~his estah.
lisnment SMITH SHOP, and workman well
acquainted with 5ihs business generally. and
should be pleased 70 serve such Of his aeish4
bors as may wish any thing done in that line Of
business upon accommodating terms. Il
LFPersons writing 90 business win direct
to Winchester Va. l4a
+ JAS. r. BRo0KING,
D 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05
No. m
y What 10 ii thai d;ktnrh. h;,, ,

NO.. E. i5 II
What il il that disturb, him
~ ~ she looks 50 solemn and MORN.
lui. and shuts hstss.f up so. and erie,
whensvsr he is a'IitiIe disguised thss n:
man has no satisfaction"
Good! And play he may have mons
Until ne sliers bis course Or lie!
proper sslfrskpcct would teach ave.
~ noble. hearted Anericaa Of whatever
etsss, that be cannot set too hirh a value
: le conjugal relation. Wemay Judge
q ses welfare and honor Of i commuui.
ty its wives and mothers Opportu.
nt'le o. acquiring knowledge; and even
aceou llishmentsd are happily open 10
every class above the very lowest; and
fhs saassses sh.-ia :. III uai fasE - icbaa..
sons and daughters 10 that Coming
when an Ignorant American shall be IS. a
fofsiE ssh. Y sT 5ss.i55 - -
Away with haunting, gisgling dancing.
squandering, peeyish, fashion hunting
wiyesl The woman Of this stamp is ]
poor comforter when the poor husband
is sick or bankrupt. Give me tbs kease-
wife, who cfn be q s.helpmate" 10 her
Adam: .
-"Fer nothing leEelieT can be found
10 woman, than 10 slndy household good,
And coed worksin her husband 10 promote"
| have such 4 nnschanic's wife 10 my
minds eye gentle as the antelope. un-
firing as the bee joyous az The linnet; ,
neat, punetual, modest, confiding. She
is patient. but resolute; aiding 10 COUNSEL.
reviving in troubles evar pointing cat the
brightest side, and eonceSling nothing
but her own sorrows. She loves her
home, believing with Milton, that
"The wife. where danger and dishonor lu4ks,
Safest and seenliesi by her husband stays.
Who guards her, Or Nth her The trora endHrts"
The place Of woman is, eminently at
the fire. side. Ii is al home that you
must see her, ito know who she IS. tits
less material what she is abroad; but
what shells 10 the family circle is att In :
.portank Ills bad merchandise in any do
partment Of trade. to pay a premium foz
other mems opinions. 10 matrimony. be
who selectsNa wife for the applause or
wonder of his neighbors. is fn,a fair wsy
towards domestic Bankruptcy. Having
got q wife, there is but one rule-.HoNoR
AND LOVE HER. Seek 10 improve her
understanding and heart. Strive 10
make her more and more such 40 one as
you can cordially respdct,sa Shame on
The brute in mans shape Who can affront
OF vex, not TO say neglect, The woman
who has embarked with him for life,
"for better. for worse, and whose happi,
ness, if severed from his smiles, must be
unnatural andsmonstrous. In fne; / am
proud Of nothinR ii America 90 much as
our American wives.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05
9ga.1-ll3. "a 5aG9o


ktyHE ensuing Session Dc this Institution will
1 commence on Monday the 18th Instant,
y Terms PER SESSION oF5 MoNrHs:
Board $40, (rqshing iacludeGJ $40
Tuition IN aLtt tie English Branches, 10
French, S
Music, (by .Mr. Goertz, J psrqudrter
of "a lessons, I4B
Use Of Piano pei Session, d
The Malbematicll Projection nf Maps. and
Astronouicsi Pieces; also, Drawing and Paint,
ing, in almost every variety Of STYLE, Ebony,
Chinese-work, Sheli-work, Wax-work. aud 9th.
er ornamental branches, taught, II required.
One afternoon in each week is. devoted a
plain and Ornamental needle-work, for which
there il no extra charge
| The Institution is furnished with ine EIec.
trical Msehinri TIE largest size Globes; and
other Astronomical, Mathematical and Philo.
soPhicai apparatus;- BY the use Of which Mrs
trusts that the sciences+will b rendered as
Attractive as they are instructive.
Whilst the cultivation Of elegant manners
viii receive due attention, The eult1fe OF the
mind and heart viii ever demand and continue
to receive the most prominent care. The aim
Of the Teachers being not only 10 train the
youthful mind 10 the enjoyment Of intellectual
pleasures here, but depending on Divine assis.
lance 10 &c them for that state where abe de-.
velopement of alltheir powersmay be employe
in mor1subIime and hoiy sciences II is'hoped
that these views will accord with the judgment
Of parents and guardians generally, and tina,
their Importance will be doubly felt by the pu
pills on account 81 their parents sanction and
appreciation. HI
/ ChaFleslogn. Feb. To- 1890 I'm IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05

GEaReET0WN, D. q

iHtS we'll known and extensive establish
mests situafed 81 the corner of Bxidea and
washington streets lately 10 The occupancy y
Lol. Osborn, has been rentsd by the subscribe
Ior term OF years, and has underxone ,
thorough repair and general cleansing. hating
been newly painted, white-wssbed, 6r.s M
also entirely Fe-furnisbed. Public patronage i
nov respectfully solicited
The subscriber III entering upon the rar;o.,.
duties which deSolye upon one 10 such ~, IN.
dertsk,ng. can only pledge himself that esefv
a,sseniion shall be paid 10 repder comfor.able
~ ~ WI, VINO may i@yar him with a call and he
.eeis some eonndenee that Re will be able 10
PFot9de and have prepared for bis Enests sueb
accommodations IS win be satisfaetory
~. stables sFsIexir7sils. srd hey win 81
n6dstions ID halfway.
For such persofls a. may desire 10 put up At
the house for short time, travelling North Or
South, 40 omnibus will be kept in atiepdsnee
Al Abe arrival Of the cars at Washington city,
70 bring them, free Of expense. 10 this place,
and will also convey them back 10 the same
way when they may wish 10 leave sud The
sane will also leave w sbingfon city al 10 or
II O'Clock stnight, 10 bring persons wishing 10
come 10 Georgetown,
The situation Of this house is SUCH from the
sPacioushess ofiis construction, as TO stford ac-
eommodhtion for much more custom than can
reasonably be claimed for IL; YET, from il
proximity tothe Presidents House, the Depart
ment, and Public Offices, together with SONG
other Inducements. such IS is freedom fron
noise and hustle, and the difference in expense
Of board between.this aid any other establish
ment 10 Washington citylsfording equal accom-
moestion, the proprietor hopes to increase its
custom. s4i
a. g. TEBBITs,
Georgetown. ID C. March % 1870 0n Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05

In speaking Of War, il reply to Mr..
IngersoIl's remark that it was not so.
much Of an evil ut wss GENERALLY con-
sidered, Mr.. Adams said that. standing
as be did. upon the verge Of the grave, If
would matter but little with hImpersonal-
III whether @ehad gar OF peaes. but he
prayed God to avert such . scourge from
our country. He said be did Dot agree
With the sentiment once gwen BY an
officer Of our navy. whsa The gave al !
toast "Our country; may she always be.
right; bat whether rfghttor wrong, NAV
she always be snceesstu.. He prefer.
red 70 say, Cur Country may she 81,
ways be successful bui whether success
fol Or not. may she always be right.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05
100 Acres. Of Primo Land. .
JlklFESBSGN FADM
IN MA RfRET, Id

q NHE subscriber offers Cor sale, on easyterns,
u bis farm, called Bellevue, lying in Jefer-
son County, two miles west of CharlesibWE, on
the turnpike road leading 70 smitb6eld, and on
the Winchester and Potomac Railroad, con-
tanning 226 ACRES. The dwelling is os stone,
large aud commodious, having four rooms on
the first 1oor, three Of Them large. There are
all necessary outbuildings,+ including good
ice-house, with handsome office built over it,
There is running water in tre,y field, (seveD 10
number,) an6in the barn-yard Also, well Of
very fine water with pump. near the dwelling.
j. T. DAuGHERTT.
March 3. 1870 Lii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05
COME TO
-Rtea8A1lf Refre1Ef. Ma

4 VI =
Pteasas'f Retreat, NO. Il.
'HE sUbseriber begs leave 10 inlorm II,
puzzle mat ne has aided 10 bis former
stock OF goodaAhe following articles, viz:
ho~ald' : cnPound nnid lextfaetio 81 Buebi.
/ kfeos0te Teoth-wash.
- Tooth-sche drops,
Chemical lessencs of Soap, fsr ex.
HAetine grease from clothes,
Onrystai Cemeat,for Needing broken
china and glsss ware,
/" cpnpoBnd Krsosots Tooth p.sie IA
POWDER,
Eil.-1Icks, Af6l8atic sails. for headache
WiIIIston's Eresite S4i.. e. -------.sss ssvr-
mould and siAias from lace and linen,
Judkin's 0intneni,,
LeFaillanPs french mixture,
BarIholemeW's Cough Drops, 4
Peters Vegetable AHti.billious Pills, wholesale
or retail.
Hasees' +SsrsaPSrilla or Blood Pills,
ThomPspHdsn Botanic Medicine Slch asLobe.
,lia, Lo0ei ia speS ders. Ahti-biilinns powders,
Nerrs powders, Spice BItters, Computation,
! African Bird Eye Pepper, No. 10 powders,
No. s. or No g. Conserve OF Bsepd Of Life
for hoafsensss-all Of which cas be had al
wholesale or retail,
HaneesN GomptUpt syrup Of Hoarhopnd,
Hapces' and Pesse'S candy, for the cure oil
coughs and colds,
GouleJ \ Vegetable Biiters for the cure Of dys
PePsis. By the pint or gallon,
Cough Drops,
Blessings composition, a certain cure for the
rhsuInatissn,
Also
general assortment Of fancy articles, such a.
stocks, craFats, kanGkerchdefs, gloves, sus-
penders, bosoms and collars, al kinds Of
I combs, clothes and hair brushes 10 connec-
ton ~ith the above Is The largest and most
splendid assortment Of TOYS ana Toy Books
ever offered 10 the people OF Hsrpers Ferry
ALso-An eKteDsSe assortment Of fruits
and eoniectlonary, such Is oranges, Lemons,
figs, B9arteaux primes, dates, raisins, butter
water, sugar and soda crackers. /
For the ACCOMMODATION, of the temperance
folks have, concluded to Keep constantly on
hand. (reeeiFed daiie) qaqltity 81 Spruce and
Gas Beer, Mead, soda, and an ether refresh
ments. durmg the summer season. As ! am a
teetotaller, i cannot be expected that will
deal Quito my neighbors any thing thai will
ihtox iesie.
HENRY v. ANDREWS.
Harpers Ferry April 81 1892
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05

Z. LIEPT0.N- IA CO.NP.a.rY

HAYE just tssurned IRON me East w;th. =
III fresh s1ppiy Of new and cheap GOODS.
sotsble for the present season. They world
invite their customers and the pabiie generally,
Is give them = cal, as they are enabled 10 offer
such bargains as cannot fail to induce persons
10 buy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05
THE hAHaHrER.

The early education of the daughter
ought 70 be more thorough. deeper and
clearsr-sounder, more extensive, and
better taan the education of the sou be.
cause the daughter in early life becomes
a wife and . mother; retires from the
World TO her Own peculiar elnpire-her
home The son, If not thoroughly edu;
Gated for bis calling, at 6rs, ia compelled
by circumstances. BY the w4ld oil aroupd
him-by rivals in 5usiness-by bis own
shame and emulation, 10 educate himself.
Indeed, he is always learning something.
useful for him 10 kaow. II is not SO with
the daughter, who must learn early IN life
or never learn. Be wemsn ever So
wealthy IN this country, she mus, know
how TO cook her food, 10 wash and iroi
her clothes, and those of her. family "a
nurse her children. and teach her daugh,
Ter 10 do,ibe same. If she have servants
they may be Ignorant, lazy and worthless;
and there may be times when no ser.
wants dan be procured She may be toe
poor to hire servants. So that every
daughter should know all the artS Of
house keeping.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05
1'AR NOTICE

THAT have lhiaday placed ID the bands 0
= ~. LANE fH4RRTS 81 OF the
BOOKS 4 PAPERS o. D-sN7EL SNYDER,
sSd DANIEL 6sfTDER & son, who is fully
aathortzed 70 settle and cIose any aeeohsis that
NAY Be standing unsettled on said books. and 10
receive and reeeipt for sBy moneys paid hip
Notice has been given berelofors % call aila
settle. but i was. not regarded. i now hop
Ahal 40 one eopeefned will disregard Tn no
80 nov compelled 70 close and settle nv tI..f.
no1S wi[h0at dear he books anu Is fsans ~
che eties oE NJ. Wa. q wonrHI1oror. eharles-
tonas &bers ar. Harris viii gixe~his aIteniiou
o. Fridsy 81 every week
4I DANIEL SNYDER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05
JEFFERSON Lame
FOR SALE

TINE Executors Or the Rev. VIC. walton
l deceased, offer for sale that beautiful and
desirable FARM in the county Of jefferson. On
the Shenandoah River, called q Bethany" cor
tanning about
400 Acres of Prime Land,
large part Of WHICH is in foe TIMBER--hav.
ing a large and cbmmpdious Dwelfiogg &c sc
Asmall PIT of The purchase money is to BE-
paid-in hand and the balance on long credit
Apply to J. T. Dlugheriy, (postsge paid, !
charlestowD, Jefferson county, Virginia.
Decemher 30 Ig41 IF.
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VIRGINTA,fo-wif:

- ft.-tS
AZ Rules holden 10 The Clerks once or The
couAty couEt Of Jefferson coaniy, the Grsi
Mon5sy 10 April, 1913:
George F. HaPp, PLAINriFP.
AGAINST In
William Lnsk, and Geo. H. Becktcith s
Sanasel sSeoiiey, Merchants trading
under ne firm Of G. If Beckrith s
Company, DrFEEDAsTsl
IN CHl.rcERY.
THNHE defendant, WILLIAM LUsK, not hasins
! entered his appearance, and given seearitJ ae-
ieotdiue ia The Aetof Assembly aud lhe' rules Of
GthIs G1nrtt and il Appearing By satisfactory esi-
dehee that lie IL not an ihhabtsnt Of this elHtry
I,s oi1lerea. That the said detendan, do appear
kere OH The hrsa day Of the next June term Of thii
court. K unswes The bill of The plaintiff and iha,
aeopy Of this order be futlbwill inserted ~ some
nevspaper publish ed 10 ahe said County q Jefsr-
son, Eortwo months soetessiveiy ana posted Z. me
front door ol the Co,Irt-houhe ot the said county
Il. "a Coty-Testr,
+. A.. MOORE, Clerk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05
Iarch 3, ls42.-n.
M@VY @0ODaa

Supply Of Goods. An persons who hsxs
seer them, frankly acknowledge that they hyTe
never seen goods as cheap; to partieularze is
deemed entirely useless-suffiee il to sag, that
his stock is unusually large, consisting6f
AeEsERAL AssoaTNEET OF naILLIpfERY,
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard,r9fe, Queens
todre, Boots, Shoes, HgtS, SC. SC.
Toall Of which he invites tbs Attention Of Gus
toners and persons seeking good, bargains. and
again he respectfully i1fites tho attention Of
country deaIers,as be bzs the goods to suit them
ivM. ANDERSON. Z
Harpers Ferry. H3ril 81. Is42E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05
orRTTT1 OATES
OF Rev. S. s. Re1set4, Pastor Of Ia
Methodist Episcopal Church, SlteP

VI 1ItCUs % . NtVHF gts"1 2 -
Methodist Episcopal Church, SheP-
herdstoton, Va.
mr.. jacob Ridgeway; and
.Mr John Saodgrdss.
Nj. SrAub:-W With Your valuable medicine, cali
"a the ssteonpoubd Cath olcon,n l have long been
acquainted. Judgiag fr,,m my own experience, i
ossrsses singular yrtu.s especially Ii correcting
,hat aciditT Of stomach which is Induced BY seden:
tary pu wits and which is the prolific source Of So
nan, distressing isords "a Having there fore been
henf6,tsd hy its use tsear cheerful Testimony "a
is worth. Yours, very respectfully,
Stephen Sam RosSel.
shepherdstswn, Jsifer son Co April i6. ts43,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05

Ii Fehraary lass vhilnt co my way to Baltimore,
i hdeAmesso 1nvell sith9d cold Inflammation, SC.
that .dcspaired q travelling. However. BY being
persuaded totry Dr. So ub's Cssholieoa, I Was Ell,
tirely relieved6y two doses, !. uke pleasure ia
saving, believe il TO be- very valuable medicine
Given uodsr my hand dis 10th DAY Of March, lS42.
s JoRs SEape R1ss
Hardy County, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-05-05

hereby certify that two doses Of Dr.. S.aub's
Cstholicoa has en,irtlf csrsd me Of very violent
cold, accompanied with an alArmiag cough. es-
teen ii ~ the best medicine ever hat inmy hogsc,
ana say. proSided that could not obtain i sgsp,
j would not take $50 COZ what eemains 10 the frst
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TIE ALPINE HoRN.-The Alpine
Horn is an instrument made of the bark
Of The cherry tree, and like sspeaking-
trumpet, il used 10 convey sounds TO !
great distance. When the last rays Of
the sun gid The summit Of the Alps, the
shepherd who inhsbits the highest peak
of those mountains takes his horn, and
cries with loud voice, Praised BE the
Lord. !" + As soos aa the neighboring shep-i
herds hear him, they leave their huts and
repeat these words. The soandsars pro-
longed many minutes, while the echoes
OF the mountains and grottos of the rocks
repeat the name Of God. 4Imsgin alton
canno, picture any thing more solemn, or
sublime, thsc This scene. During the Sill
lence that succeeds. the shepherds bend.
their knees. and pray 10 the open air. and
then retire to their huis TO rest. The sun
light gliding the tops Of those Ttupendous
mountains. upon which The blue vault Of
heaven seems 10 rest, the magnificent
scenery around. and the voices Of shsp.##
herds sounding from rock 10 rock the
prsise Of the Almighty. must ill the
mind Of every traveller with enthusiasm
and awe. t