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POET
THE GOLDEN RINGLET.
(FRoM THE LOUISVILLE JOURNAL.

(FRoM THE LOUISVILLE JoURNAL.)
Here is a little golden trcss
Of soft unbranded hair,
The all that's left of loveliness
That once was thought 50 fair,
And yet though time hath dmm'd lis sheer
Though all beside hath fled,
hold it here, a link between
My spirit and the dead.
Yes, from this shining ring.et still
A mournful memory springs,
That n,elts my heart, and sends a thrill
Through all its trembling strings.
think of her, the loved, the wcpt,
Upon whose forehead fair,
For eighteen years, like sunshine, slept
This golden curl of i!air.
Oh sunny tress; the JOYOUS brow,
Where thou dds. lightly wave
With all thy sister tresses, Iaw
Lies cold within tn crave.
That check is OF its bluo.A bGreft;
That eye 10 more is gly;
OF all the beauties thou art left,
A solitary ray.
Four years have passed, this very June,
since last we ionaly met
+ qnr years ana yet II feeinS TOO soon
To let the heart forget
90 soon 10 let Una, ,h ioEoly luce
And to another give the place
She held within the heart.
...,
Retains its sweetest power;
4 r.
r. rT ',J ua,u, ac th u,t i pT,''"U'
rit, Whisper VI ota ''G ''o ,..,.,,.,,....-
i1a p o,.U' ;"a ~ .',n,,-'''' '''1
Recalls the t?rm, the i"1N' TIC zone
vi That enchahtlpg g!li'
,,, ,..,..,..
ii1t sup Ta' I'M a., ~ ''.'i',''I
el oo'iI Vi WITS it'i,g'
liI5 ro.ee s''e pio'i''V " " "'i"'N'
~ no nc' ai' so.'S 10 1,''5 , n..,.,.
i'9 r naoi Nv .mI -, '"I nam ~. i' ii'"'''
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(FoR THE CnClL WIIiU. J
LIGHTNING RODS.
Mr.. EDlTOR:-

Al ~ i'''' '''' ,,,
c.. !, No. 'uNl'' '''' 100
y, aus "'''''s NV T"T''1' fi'F"''y ~ "''I
O. s"nl e",' =, 'I.,,S, w. ~ inv " ~ V,
ar,,o,;"3on 49,, ',',.'s 'o',J''"'
r,hn T.oni,i;,;n, ,',>l,,, " ,',,'''''''
ah1a, a., Wv ';'' ,',,
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rossor H,roa pbi,aJal.i,;.. ~ ..iI ~
,Lo enom,a,;, go ,d i''',', ''', :"
s snr pr roorn ,anon ' ''.,0' ,",'1''."'
'nn E,ao,r'o;,, ,,,,,;.noI "'e . W., o.,
pr;n.amdon.o ~ ila ,rG,
- ,,aar,,I l.,,"',.I-,1. ~ r
sc;an,;Gc wn,l,s. ~, sHh;"c, r. sn r'I,,.
S'ieai'1.,r r'. - :" L"',y
0 ~ n' .l,,...I ,l,, .' .,,,
ot,a,Ia h,. ,,;a,r. Y,,,
Io''"oc o'' Il ~ " VI NY 0"'' '''"' wynn
uN l,e ~ r .i..f .-,..
and ,,,;n Un~ "Hv )" 1o''I'' "T,l''G
IT, p"'"'6 ~ ''o'''''''5 '0N'' y ''i'
Inc competency OF pointed rods to
project us against lightning, Is dependent
not merely on inc excellence OF the point,
~"'c" MoulH DC @ P'aIl'!"H', but on the
MODE IN winch the goats IN me coHdHctor
are m0"e' all" me NaL~Te o. me So'f III
"hich IL terminates II WIRE pointed at
one emu DC pl'i' al 'he other, aud the
heares. conductor 10 me oluht emo be not
Pointeo' Tue charge VIII not pass OIL gra'
uuaiiy' because received at poInL-
moreover Ihe power OF conductor to re-
oel'e ll'e electro lioia Is compounded OF
It's own co"oGc'ihg power ana That o: The
~, n'eol',' III winch IL terminates metal
llo iou 'tlill'na'hg IN glass handle, IN
masses ol sulphur or resin, or III dry
sa'io' "oulu not operate as conductor
~ ca"%oS ere 's's5's s1"c"'c"g, ceGa"Se "
c""'"S "'''''' IT, N"4't e"'!n Is Out an
ll'PGi'ect ooiiuuctof' since IL owes Its
lacuIty Vi co't E.S 10 water, "hlch @c-
oofo nao 70 ca'enolSh =. CONDUCTS with
1 I1 'NlleS ieS' laclli'y man foh'--
.,~t'a1 I 'o"S "o0I@ |ereJorc be con"
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. OBJ PRINTING
%E4TLY EXECUTED
AT THIS OFFICE.
NJ O F f A Us
We GETAD LELIF ErP,ILLS
q L 1 y L

AN d PHI tE M Y BITTERS.
ORIGIN OF THE LIFE MEDICINES
The reader may not perhaps be aware that the
origin Of Mofats Life Medines was the result o
protracted and painful illness of their origina-
tor, Mr. JoHN MoFFAT. When taken ill, Mr.. NJ.
was prosperous and furnishing merchant in the
lower part of the city; and having consulted and
employed number Of our most skilful physicians
he, after months of suffering, was prevailed upon
TO purchase the recipe of the invaluable vegeta-
BILE preparation now offered to the public.
The effect of tho Life Medicines in his own
case was so singular and remarkable that lie inn
lnediately determined to offer to the world med
icne to which he not only owed his life, but his
happiness. The uniform SUCCESS which has since
attended their administration in every instance,
where fair trial has been given them, has been
attcsted by Thousands, and incontestibly proves
their intrinsic merit.
THE LIF f MEDICINEs-GENE PAL, RE-
MARKS.
These medicines are indebted for their mama
TO their manifest and sensible action in purifying
the springs and channels of life, s. enduring them
with renewed tone and vigor, & to the undoubted
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JUST RECEIVED,

A SUPPLY of Darlings' Grain s. Grass
ASeythes-a superior article. ALSO,
Hay Forks and Rakes, Brandywine and
Darby Scythe stones. Wnf! TORBERT
July2-
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compensated by their number; the rod |
thus mounted, rises about ten feet above |
the apex OF the roof, to the copper |
covering OF which its lower end is solder |
ed. The copper covering has ample me-
talllc connection with the pipe for carry
ing OH the rain, and this pipe with those
OF the public water works, all the Joints
being made with screws or solder By
these means most ample communication
with the earth is obtained. Analogous
means should be employed in the case OF
alliIghtnIng rods, in situations where ac-
cess can be had TO a similar ramifcalion
Of metallic pipes. Since the preceding
suggestions were made, have become
acquainted with the plan of putting up
lightning rods pursued by King, an ingc-
NOUS pructiHa! electrician Of Boston. a.
greeably to this plan in lieu of round iron.
square copper rods are employed, the cor
"cJS bef2g maGc as jaggcd as possible BY
eating them with cold chse, so as to
cause them to resemble rude irregular
saw teeth BY these means it was con-
ceIved, and with reason as ! think, that i!
discharge should be made through the
rod, greater lhan it could convey TO the
earth, the excess would be dissipaed in
the air, In preference 10 entering a house.
IN order {" find conveyance through the
imperfect conductors of which buildings
are CONSTRUCTED. This ingenious innoya-
ton las iedmeto contemplate an eXpedient
ii winch have great confidence. !
~o"t1 e1tcnd he rod forming tie condUc-
tor @22er the ground to a tree or pos', nj
the distance # fom SO to 100 feet, o2,d
Cause Il there to terminate in q JGnd of COP
per, Of wh'cA The edge &houM he so cat as
| to resemble large SQ1C teeth. These should
be bent out in such manner, os to project
horizontally from the band at the distance
| OF not more than six inches from the sur.
face OF the ground. 1t will, think, strike
any experienced electrician, that by means
Of such a serratcd band Of copper as
! have described, the electric fluid would
be dlsslpated into the air, and over the
| surface OF the ground, with a facility so
| great. as to prevcntit from leaving the con-
ductor, for any other channel in which it
might do mischief The portion of the
| conductor under ground, should consist
of conner. but thini thot a wire of ! incl,
in diameter wopld he sntI;cienIly lorrn cor
lhat norton,
"Sale-ruard for buildings from Iiobt-
n;no. from treatise an Clcc1r;c;t,. Sor -,
Know.
Conductors should bo formed Of mota1-
lie rods. pointed al The uDncr extremity.
and placed 50 as 10 project :, few fee, o5oyo
the HIGHEST nart of the bniIdinr thew are
intended ia socuro thov eLor,J ho con-
unued without interrnntjon ill thov de-
sctnd into the ground. below the fonnda-
ton of the house CcrucJ Is nreCcrnIIc
10 iran, as tho material tor ,hp;r cGns,rvc-
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jSv;is0 Zee Expedition.

This has been disputed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

Myinlornant saw j woman sacrificed
ana lhfownl Into chasn.. where dead
bodies are USUALLY east. she had ! child
q Two years of sge--none piled the
harmless tniant, no one would take It I'M
der bis care; IL was tossed aliye. after The
corpse Of ia parspt, and len 10 die with.
out conPassion. Pity seems banishsd
from the bresstlof the Ashantee. A boy
intended for sacfiiice iiea T. his resi-.
dence. bnt was pursued: before petit
ton for his pardon could 81 verbally 81.
fsred 10 The eSseulioner, hishead Law up-.
on the ground. Il any sickness prevails
in the city sseFi6cas are pf frequent oct
currencs, to turn away the anger Of their
Idol Deiiies. !.
! now copclnae, leaving 10 you the
work Of fmprnsing tpch.a lettsr~sio those
= whom - ra4aS make IA caaten,s
snowns AiricaS ety II loai May ii
be heard BY the chursh or God
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25
FOR HIRE,

HAVING emPloyed white woman Is house.
HI keeper, |, will hire one of three female
servants, viz One about 10 years old, raised
10 house-work, understands the duties Of the
kitchen, washer, &c. one about is years old
hiss been principally employed as nucse. but can
cook and do other Homework the other is
about l2years old, is good nurse and handy
girl One Of the two 6rst named would hite
until Christmas, or for logger time, 10 some
one within Jefferson County, other than q Har-
pers-ferry; that exception would mol be made
Is to the youngest. The servants are not Offer
ed for hire on account 81 any fault. They sup
port good characters. Early application is soli-
cited. Nm ANDERSON.
'Harpers-Ferry. Aug. III. 1912
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-08-25

/ -. - Il r....... tf ~. MI +. a, t;s,a -
sot sssm;s You can exsniDs Il for yourselves
and correctly decide apon Is nOnstrous eharae,
ter
Rather shan submit % te parties 70 This out.
rage upon he rights q lhs people Of Ohio, the
whig members resigned. 10 The conclusion 81
he addrssslreGsrred 10, shsr say;--
wehave stated he fact aud the reasons Of
our acsiDn. we snbmls erf sendue; q 1he ar
bi'rament Of = great aad '4.slllFsnt people, with
.s il assp.Anss ia.s "a, ~ ~, Z, s e aeI
esssr y, A. i, n. 1iIot Sor lhsI ,bes vii
p,see their iron heel upon 1 le men Eho-resort 10
such party machinery, and once more On the
balls = iegisa'ian WIN W. VIC w alone re-
ssta Us e,snss. lh.elss.s y ~ sac, .as pros
!, ~ N si,sr N ,b,s MoI5eb n s.rs r SSH
Thee are sened "a lie sIlfss, he name. ~
ssren,eeD senators md - ,,-fsnt. Resres.s,,.
I've. .ss
on me- f.cs "a Is. r.s,g5,,;o,s hs,,, tnov,.
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NOTICE.

UKTAS conmfited TO The jail Of Frederick
w Counts, on the 9Th oflAnsust, instant,
as ) funawst. Negro Man. who calls himself
ES.aU LITTLE, be IS about % years of age,
5 feet } o. idehes high, OZARK complexion, and
a pleasant eou6ferancc when spoken has :
mark on the iefs SIDE Of the forehead, rather
stout snd we'll blill HAD on whea eomthiltsd
drab Cloth freek coat. dark cassicei pants, and
black tdr hat, neS has silrer.walch with him
pc says d belongs 10 Mr. Daniel Mcpherson
who resides near chsrlesfown, Jelfsrsop Copu-
y. Va The owner. i any, sAers6y requested
70 come and hare him released; be pillfnther
wise Be discharged according 10 law.
henry H0UcK.
skgif u Frederick csunig ma.
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NOTICE.

VKyAs committed 10 the jail Of Frederick
wv County On the 9th OF August instant.
- runaway, a Negro Man who calls himself
FERDINAND LITTLE. HeSis about % years
d. age, 5 festl6 inches high. dark complex ion,
and pleasant eoupierabce when spoken II, stout
built, plays % tbs violin Had on when com
niited, dark cloth frork coat, striped cAssiBei
pants and black Fur hat says ne belongs 10 Mr.
Daniel McPhtrson. who resides near Charles
town. Jefferson County. Va The owner, il
any, IS hereby requested TO come and hsye hin
released;ke " III otherwise be discharged accord-
ing to law HENRY H0BeK,
Sheriff Of Freas,iek cosiaiy, Nd. /
AUG. ii. lst2-4t.
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NOTICE.

NWTAS eonIaiited 10 the jail1of Frederick
w County, on the 9Th August instant, as
a runaway. q Negro Man, VINO csils shimssii
NED R.9.SS0i he is about 30 or 81 lears Of
Of age, feet 3 or 10 inches high dsik CON-
pick ion. stout and well built. had On when
committed dark close bodied cloth coat, dark
cassinet pants. light vest, and black hair esp
he says he belongs 10 Mr.. Richard Blackburn,
who. resides near charlestown, jefferson Coun-
II, Va. The owner, If any, Is here y requested
70 come and havs him released; be will other
wise be discharged according 10 laws
HENRY IN DUCK,
Sheriff cf Frederick County, Nd
Aug. IL. 1912. 1t
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I6e s1b7oIne7 7eller N NJ Tl.r7-II -. i-,--F
~ - ~ -. s.' '-''0l = 'n's1S
H1-. .. - - n 10. 80 q = ~. |.
= aa.ns, NJ Is Is
r. a. ES,,,ys orik. r., pT...
sGep.lemeb II. an -.
done me ~ kinsss., q 49,. .-t ,ssn,.,,. 4,
exertion, g h-b.lf ~ IN. .,.-o.s,. go -.
men a. Harpe-. -F.r,v IT.. r.,.l,;.....- ~
tanned no, 5olv v.,v ,.,.--, $780, - -, !.
one.boor suseeb an N. M f,s.o-.,a;z;o. 4.
arnv. in, /. kyysn,s,,. x two r.,,;cs,.,-
i am Represented. uitbouiI oa,l;sc.,,... y
have extoIied Inc beosS1op.txssiern Of ens|. "a 81
when /. f,et L c.nm.,a.a $500 h..'...:n..,
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TIVE SUBSCRIBED has opened a Drug Store al
u the old stand formerly occupied By ,. w.
Springer, and has just received and opened a
general assortment Of
Drugs, Paints, and Dye Stufs,
which are fresh and good, and will be sold as
cheap, il not cheaper, than can be bought in
the place, for cash.
e5-All orders will be pnnctually attended to,
andspersons sccommodsled either night or day,
or 1t any hour, BIZ calling Cd
AUGUSTUS NJ. CRIpLER.
Harpers- Ferry, July 81, ls42.
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II e Nj O V "A ID.

THVHE undersigned respectfully informs hi.
u fti9ads and the public, ihathe has renoy.
cd his variety store, ana is nov heated on
High street, 10 tile New Store Room belonging
to Wfllism Anderson, few doors feom The
Post Office. and directly opposite George W.
cutshsw's Merchant Tailor Shop.2 lis present
establishment ise4noNn as
Social Retreat, No. A., 4,
Where he keeps constantly Cd hand ! general
assortment Of USEFUL AND FANCY AR
rIcLES, together with Fruits, Confectionery.
and cheice selection Of
Mineral and KegetdbLe .Nedicines. i
Amongst the latter Of which stands pro eminent
n v. ANpREws' Z Miriun Aroaniurn.u " hich
has been successful in curfag al diseases or the
stomach, and Is The best re hedy for Fever ard
.Agns now known. His prices viii be made
~ suit the times as usual--he solcits visit
from all who are 10 rchof ehesParlicIes 10
His line. Come and see me at Eli events. As
! am not a regular physician make DO charge
for visita--so drop IN without fear Of costs.
HI V. ANDREWS.
Harpers-Ferry, Aug. IL. 1872
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AI CARD.

5NHE public are respectfully informed that
- fonng's Drug, Medicine and Fancy Store,
Is removed to the corner store formerly occu.
pied ~ :. E Russell, adjoining fost's Grocery
Store.
Aug. Ii, 1872.
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correspondence Or The Free Press,

iGOrfeSpQtAOeAaCeD 1 tAlc Il rec A,reSS.
80,
HaTpersIfefry, .7ag. 4, 1912.
Mesars EDlroRs-
COO -, 81. 0Psssa :, a,l pew supply q
I agent, (Ar. j. AZ. RoplssoS.l from B.l,inars
The qaaliiy ofahe Goods 4 unsurpassed. n M.
State We believe for the same pEices.s For in
STANCE, wkySell
Superior ~ Bleached Shifting. for l2l.
Fins Irish Einens FOR IS cents.
Ladies city made slippers cor F5e. a. 90. ii. 25.
< s Brown Cotton, (sloa1 for Is.
Sd do do. la, Russia Shscting, &. Linen do.
- 6ne brown Ai,lslsn. 81.
Bohness IL every raf,etS' from 37a. toss.
Ribbons Ill nearly haIf erice. P,nk Rlua. White
and Straw coiorsd.
Crane Lace for IS ca.
"a French Clinics only ISL md % eents-
Bets Orleans Sugar for 6.
Loaf suear II. strong Rio Coffee iQi,
A s:. a g.. R 81 81 -,
e-sn.. ~. q. Z 80. ~ s s,sSs
49,. ~ ~, ", =
an, 1870, y q :
sxs.ss 80 s,hsrs In ga !, y ,s":s-s.
80 s. si1 80 -. -. s. $3.50. ~.
s1ss~hs,s ~. ~, IN y. . ~ ~
eas,cmsry. md : regards priess IS - pl =
-
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1T QTYC "a

N4NNKtL III IN NlHtNANfVI NO1~s 7
Uyo prevent all Misrepresentation and misre-
ii presentation, notice is hereby given, that
sll freight collected AZ the DePois Of this Com
pany, whether due 10 this Company, or any
other for which i acts, viii belreceived 10 VII.
gina paper, current at Winchester. II is also
further made known that ali goods tnd mer-
ohandi1e, or other freights, shipped from Phils
de.phia or Newff ork, sent to- The care Of the
Baltimore and Ohio Raitroad Company, willby
an arrangement 6etween The Company and the
Winchester snd PotoDac Railroad Company,
be forwarded directed 10 Winchester, without
any commissions for receiving Fnd forwarding
charged al Baltimore, and the whole freight
through fram either Of those places, or any
4 osher point north Of Baltimore, will be collect
ed IL Winchester. IN
April I. lss2. II ]. GEO. HEST
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~ 0AR D.
~ OperGeId.

NHTyAKES this method 10 inform bis friends
aud Tie pHblie, Of his settled determine
zion ID eon6oe himself exclusively 70 the coun-
ties OF Frederick, Jefferson, tnd Clarke; eonse-
queatly his time will be diyitled between v n-
chester. Charlesioyn, and Battletown. with a
view ip be more able 10 aecdmmods ate such per-
sona a may be desifous or p4tro9izipg him con
cerning Abe preservation Of The TEETH
-chsiiestown, Aug n, is42. -3ls
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a. q "a i ~.
Dr..a. n. Brooke,

Df..4. n. brooke,
III AyING been induced 10 change his loea-
III lion, for that Of Charlestown, respectfully
oilers bis sertices to the citizens OF The town
and vicinity IA,
He may 81 found Al all times Except WheH
PROFESSIONALLY engsged1 Al bis Office at Mir.
AbeiI's]Ho
CbSrlestown. March II. is42
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APPEAL or THE WING MEstEERs

Your friend and obfserEt. n
n. ". BARTON. \
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G4f HrFf press.

The s1b5cined letter ii NJ. Bartoa ~ iu,epd-
ed FOR he Isss paper, bdg did %. reach Is ia line
HorsE on RxParsrNrAFuvEs, )
AnenkI i6. 1872
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NEW DRUG STORE

Harpers.F errY, Aug: l. IlS42.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1842-12-21

OF delraying the. expenses of the session,
which we are now holding; bGt to remove
oil doubt the committee will briefly refer to
the several appropriations made by Con-
gress for detlaying the expenses of the le-
gislature of this territory
The appropriation for the first session of
the first Legislative Assembly, which was
held in the fall of 1886, was but nine thou
sand dollars, the estimate being predcated
upon the usual expenses Of the Ter ritoral
Legislature Of Michigan, body of but 10
members. To meet the deficiency caused
by this inadequate appropriation, Congress
by the act of Sd Of March, 1887, appropri-
ated the further sum of $l5,765 l6 'for
the payment Of the drrearages' due for the
expenses of the first Legislative Assembly.
BY the same act was appropriated the fur
Their sum of 1886, 765, for the expenses of
the second session Of the first Legislative
Assembly. BY the act OF 9th April 1928,
1913, 900 were appropriated for the first ses-
sion, and by the act of 3D. March 1899,
$25, 600 for the second session of the sec
ond Legislative Assembly. The act of the
s'th May, l840, appropriated $34,O75 for
the first session, and the act of Sd March,
lS4I, $50, 900 for the second session of the
third Legislative Assembly. And the act
of 18th May, 1912, appropriated $4,000
for the expenses Of the present, being the
first session of the fourth Legislative AS
sembly.
Continued on :}rd page.
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