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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05

c-7.nts my can Pc nad y the u1AFots-
Ferry Foundry.
Mill Gearing
Of every description, and The patterns for The
same made 70 order;
Ilrdsking Machines Of various kinds,
Among which are three different sizes Of large
Patterns. Also, patterns suitable for Brook
ings Machine. Corn Shelters. Straw Cutters
end Windmill Irons.
Turning Lathesof different patterns,
Mccormick's and Iondoun Mouldboards, which
We are prepared 10 furnish low 70; merchants
!, Or plough makers BY tie quantity
Wagon Boxes from 81 inches down 10 the small
est size that IS required,
Andirons, a new style, Of various patterns and
Sizes,
Flat Irons BY hundreds, which can be retaited
~ the single pair at 81 cents per pound, and
10 merchants, By the quantity, for less, +
Ground and complete Cast Iron Railing, suitable
for churches, Porches. porticos, sc. Also,
for enclosures 10 grave yards, which Is much
/ peatsr for that purpose than the kind Of
fences that have been heretofore used, which
Is of|but little more cost than the old. Per
sons who wish TO have lots enclosed for fami-
" bury ing places, viii please give the proper
dimens: ons or the lot, and the order will be
filed viii. promPtnsss, ana Twill, i desired,
deliver it. NJ
Coal Stoves, Crates, &c.
have got sample OF the small sizes on
hand al this time, and in the course Of a few
weeks, will have some splendid patterns from
4he North, suitable for Parlors As there is a
pattern. maker constantly employed, ! am en-
abled to furnish patterns for Mill Gearing or
MACHINERY OF short notice.
! "a have made arrangements, with Mr.. John
Wernwag, whose extensive machine shop is
convenient 10 the Foundry, for the turning and
fitting up Of every description Of Castings.-
Ills name as Machinst, Is sufficient guaran-
tee for the manner in which the work shall be
done. Mill Spindles made and repaired.
i. The above named work and Castings, shall
be done on accommodating terms.
| Letters directed 10 The subscriber shall meet
with prompt attention.
| HUGH GILLEECE.
/ YHsrpers.Ferry July 27, ls43- 6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05

ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
FHsHE subscriber begs leaye 10 inform his
G friends ind The public generally, thst be
Is prapared To execute all orders in his line with
naalness. pToniptness aud despatch. He tenders
Lss thanks for the. already worry liberal eneouE-
agement extended him, aud by a steady desire 10
please, hopes 10 MORT q continuance Of patron
age.
He is prepared TO do ail work in his line and
furnish ihe materials or, should il be prefer
red, work on naterials furnished BY bis en-
pl6yeFs.
Paper Hanging & upholstery,
Executed In the very best manner. Paper
fIangings Of any variety Of patterns furnished,
and put uP1ai the shortest notice.
!. Military Flggs, Bdnners, SC.
Masonic and Odd Feilol0s' .4prons,
PAINTED on Linen, silk. Satin, or Skins, in the
most splendid style and at low prices.
PROFESSIONAL. CARDS,
On Tinor Sheet Iron executed 10 order,at the
shortest notice. M
Ir.iIL PAINTING
IN frescoe, plain or grained pauncl work with
relief marble columns
Imitation Egyptian Marble .Nanties +
Made 10 order, and finished with polish eqlbl
e5-Allorders from Ndistanee, 10 either branch
81 business. viii be thankfully received spd
rnnctnaIly attended To- - ny
Residence--S ePherdsiown.
John N. sEELY.
July 81, lsi3-2m.
References - Messrs Webb s Markell, Dr.
Thomas Hammond. and Alex. r Boteler, Esq,
Shepherdsiown Hon Isaac r. Douglass, OF
q. q. StewartyEsq Charlestovn, Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
40 the Public.


UOHE subscriber takes this method Of Return
~ ing his grateful sekpowiedgmepis to his
Irea.lsfof D sl fssors and bes1leaye iniaEm them
ard The public generally that be is prepared WITH
Msehinery Tor Misunderstanding
Yindow Sash, Windotc Blinds, and
Pannel Doors,
kad can furnish those 10 want 81 suclrsEtcles 1T
short notice and stteduced price -. lie haA pow on
hand, barge stock Of SASH Of sarions sizes-Per-
.ons wishing 10 build world advance their work
more rapidly BY purchasing doors blinds and sash.
already made UP THAT being The work most trouhie-
sone md Occupying The greatest length OF time r
se sacl CREST bargains will be given. lie isasopre-
q red TO conlraci for the -
Erection OF buildings,
and frer his experience he fatlfrs himself that he
san fully satisfy te notions of ihemn fssidious,
elsker for slarahliiy. confaTt, convenience or ee-
rarce, OF for painnsss and economy IN the arrange
sneui Or veliings. Pcrsons wanting any thing in
his1ine will 10 wrIto cil Il his old stand, corner
ii Liberty s Charles Street, before dealing else
nfTf am also prcpaEed to put on ZINC ROOF
'Nf' : :" u. ToMLlNsoN: !
Charlt.iown. March 2, fs4S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05

II touNfkR PETITION viii Be presented
IN Is III next 06ncr1l Assembly. protecting
s32;- 4 he 1irrsio1 81 Je8erson County
ssei II. 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
WHEAT WANTED.

fW1HE subscribers are DESTROYS Or parchasing
large quantity Of Wheat, for which they
will nav the highest cash Price on delivery IL
the Old Furnace--or should farmers prefer IL,
we will haul il from ihen barns, as we Keep q
fleam forihst purpose.
We will also transport Flour Wheat, and
otheE produce, BY way q the Canal 70 The DIS.
lrict, aiihe lowest possible rates
on hand aqd for SALES or exchange for coun-
try produce,
Plaster, Sail, Groceries, SC. sc.
Farmers are, desireat 70 give us call before
disposing Of their Grain, as We will give The
highest cash price on delivery
M II & ", W. MOORE.
Old Furnace, July 81, 1913.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05

Heddache.-Dr. Specials Headache
. Remedy will efFectuaIly cure sick headache, eithe
from the nerves or bilious. Hundreds ofNtamilles
are using il with great joy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
$4,000 REwARD.

+ The above reward has been offered, and is
now renewed to an indefinite length Of time, to
any one, professional OF private, who will show
10 the satisfaction OF twelve respectable citis
zens, that DR.. Dupcan's IExpectorant Remedy
failed to do all thai the proprietor claimed it
would do.
The above medicine sfecommended for Con-
sumption, colds, coughs, bronchitis, splitting of
blood, difficulty of breathing, pain in the side,
breast and chest, whoopihg cough, and all dis
eases Of the Liver & Lungs, as being fhe best re-
NEEDY extant, entirely free Of opium or its spirit
uaI preparations, which is the main ingredient
in the numerous QlIack gosttums forced upon
the community By unprincipled persons, regard
less ofthe great injury theyjshould know such
mixtures always produce. Or. Duncan's Ex-s
pec,orant Remedy is entirely free Of opium, and
all other violent narcotics, and may be used with
perfect safety by all under any circumstances.
s7-Price 81 per bottle.
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
Mrs. Mary Bowers, wife Of Henry Bowers
was for a length IL time afflicted with a ,sPul-
monary Complaint which dcfed the united
skill Of several eminent ply scians. She hear
ing Of the :. pectoranL Remedy 4 was induced
to give IL a trial Hef symptoms were those
OF Phthisis PuFmonalis, br Pulmonary Consump-
tioH, viz Dry hacking cough, pain in the
breast and SIDE, impaired appetite ana great
thirst, hectic fever and night sweais, with much
debility and weakness, Sheis happy 10 saying
that after using three bottles Of the Expectorant
Remedy, she began 70 have hopes Of aspeedy
recovery her strength gradually increased m
Ill she had used three bottles more, when she
fell entirely restored, II now being sight months
since, and no symptoms pr the complaint APP
pearing
a1LPrice One Dollar per bottle, sor six for IS.
Principal Office, No. 10, N. Eighth
Street, Philadelphia also, soldEby
]. H. BEARD s. 20.
Charlestown, Dec IS, 1872 3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05

<< PAT sugEP. IS Lambs. large siEs. lt
+ 4 ->|| ri Ii6t,, and Mich cens
Wal. z. s1NCLAIk.
ssplsai, lsla-sl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05

DR.. Rartholeme,o's Erpectordnt
WILL prevent or cure ali incipicnt consumption
coughs and colds if taken intime, and is delightful
remedy. Remember the name, and get Comstock' >
For sale ii the Drug Stores Of
H BEARD & CO.,
Charlestossn, va.
Il A NJ CRIDLER,
\ Nov. TO-, tSA2.-ly. Harpers- Ferry. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
.W.9DTNO.V. E4CTORY.

8HNAIS establishment situated on the Shenan-
4 doah Riyer, six miles above Hsrpers-Fer-
~, snd four miles below The ShannoBdale
springs, sud 10 The Immediate vicinity Of Col
Hiies Mill, Is now 10 FULL OPERATION,
.aiSasws~1~-~~1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05

TO Farmers and MilIers.
gHyHE undersigned is preparing. and will soon
present 10 the public. models of two i'm
poriani inventions by Mr.. J. r. REnIEeroE, Of
Alabama, for turning MilIs-a Water " hee and
Wind Wheel.
These inventions, for economy and simplicity
Of construction, and for superiority VI action,
are 1nequalled b. any thing Jet presenied to the
public consideration. Statements exhibiting the
success Of these inventions willsbe submitted in
few days, and the models WHEN ready will be
exhibited at the Free Press Office, CharIesiown.
The undersigned 5 agent for Jefferson and
several Of the surrounding counties, and will
sell rights on advantageous terms.
JOHN s. GALLAA
Aug 81, lsas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
STONE cUTTllIG.

WTYu.tlAu LoUGHRiDGE respectfully
~ inform, the citizens II Jefferson :larke,
rrsderlck. ana adjoining efAinlies, nho may
.sisk 10 mark Inc graves oftheir lemented dead,
mai he sin continues 10 make and superserioe
.Nonamxnts-Bor, Column, and plan
TOMB SLABS
And head & Foot STONES,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
CWEAP BAROUCHES.

1.-TWO SECONDHAND BARoUchEs. suilp'
Bic for one or two horses, thoroughly T.
naired for sale 81 serenty-fre dollarsIsacks~ =
Also. one CLOSE CARR fGE u good repslr
for 500. Call and see them - my Ccsfn NJ 3 r
torys W. J. HAwkSA
Aug I7-47t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
IN CH.aNCERY.

IN CH.fNCERY.
HTNHE defendant, Jos z Shannon, NOT having enter
IL cd dis appearanceand given security according
the Act of Assembly and the Rules Of this
Court; and il appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that he Is not an inhabitaut Of this coun-
ftry. IL is ordered, That the said Defendant do
appear here on the 6rst day Of the mex. term,
and answer the BilIof the Plaintiff, and that a
COW Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some he wspaper published in Charlestown, for
two months successfully, and posted al the
front do6r or the Courthouse, in the said town
Of Charlestown. go
A Copy-Teste,
.R. r. BROWN, Clerk.
Aug. 10, 1919.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
PRIME HANS

III - = Il n NO.
~ HAMS Of very superior eoaniry-clsnsd
oW Bacon;
1000 lbs. Middli1gs and Shoulders, received
and FOR sale By MILLER.
Sept. "a, le43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05

Are wholly prevented, or governed i the attack
has come on. Ii YOU use the only true HAIRS LINZ
MKNT. from Cornstock & Co. All cures and every
thing relieved By that admits of outer appica-
ton. Il acts like .charm-use il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
KoIInstocIk,s Vermifmge


Will eradicate all Worms in children adults
with certainty quite astonishing Il is the same
as that made BY Fahne stock, and sells with rspa-
city almost INCREDIBLE, BY Comstock 4 Co, New
York. rs
STARTLING FACTS.
Hundreds OF children and adults Lost yearly
with worms, when some other cause has been sup
posed TO be the true one.
IL is admitted by ell doctors that scarce man,
woman or child exists but what are sooner or later
troubled with worms, and in hnDdreds Of cases, sad
TO relate supposed fever, scayfatin, cold or some
other aiiing, carries off the flowers of the human
family-while in truth they die Of Worms and
these could have been eradieated in day, by the
use Of bottle of Kolmstoek's VermIfuge, at the
cost Of a quarter Of dollar
How sickening the thought that these things
shoni,I land who ever forgive themselves for
not TRY ing this Worm Exterminator, when they
ktloIv lhat even If The was not worms, this re-
NEEDY could not BY any possibility do hurt-but al
wsvs rood as a purgatiye-let the disease be wha
il maTi How important then 10 use il, and who
will dare take the responsibility to do without i
Let every parent thatis nota brute, ask themselves
this question in truth and soberness
Mr.. j. e. RlSGoLp had child very sick for near
two weeks, and attended BY physician, without
relief, when, Koinsfoek's FermfHge was given, and
next day mnie than forty worms were passed, when
the child Ircoveredxapidly.
For sale at the Drug Storesof
n = II BEARD & Co.
ChdrlestomI, Va.
IA M CRIDLER,
Nov 10 i8iQ-fv = Hdrbers- FerrUl I'd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
JosEPH CRosB 2,

Jos EPH On os , 2,
ar BALTIMORE, having taken The Stoie
" Room lately occupied By ADAM founo, N,
81 Harpers Ferry, Is prepared 20 supply shysi-
clans, Merchants. and Country Dealers, with 2
general assortment Of Fresh Drugs, MedicInefs
Paints. Oils, Dye STUD, Fruits, Conieetionary,
Groceries, &c, 81 Wholesale and retail, al bst
small advance on Eastern prices
Any goods not on hand will De furnished p
two DAYS uotiee In qaaatiiy, quality. and prices,
thai shall meet The views or the purchaser. 4
Mr.. Yong has charge Of the estabilshmenf,
and from his long experienee ip the business r
every way calculated 10 discharge The dutifs
sppertaining 70 il in, proper manher-of thH.
however. the community % which he lives -
best prepared 10 Judge Respectfully,
. JOSEPH CROSBY,
Aug. 10, 1913 or Baltimore
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
YIRGLNLa. NO WIT:

FINOIsF ISIJ y II III
At Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for Jefferson County, the first Monday in
August, Is43:
.1nsenper d Kid,csu. Z PLAIErIFFi
AGAINST
Joseph r. Shannon, and Jesse SehefsH, h.
nrrrNnlA NrS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05

The reduced charge for going and returning,
will be extended, only, when tickets are taken /;
ana passengers who take such tickets will DO
allowed the privilege Of one intervening day.
Persons who do not take tickets, will DO
charged six cents per mile. for whatever dis
tapce they may travel on the road. The same
raie will be charged between any TIVE depotson
tho line Of the road
A Passenger Train viii pass over the road
every day.
Passengers will be taken up or set down At
uny point ON the line Of the road. a
By order, Sc,
I'll j. GEO, HEST. agent. .
April 10, 1919. Il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
To Fn,MiIies Nltd EMrMEtds.
pILEs. 20,

TIME following Indispensable family remedies
\ may be found at the agencies mentioned below
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
IN CHANCERY.

/ Ala cc1r, held for the said County. on HE
Ism day iof September, lst3s
xTtnE defendant. Joseph P. shannon, not having
= entered bis appearance. and given security
accsrding 10 the Act Of Assembly and the rules
or dis court. and il apPesfing By satisfactory
evidence that he is not On inhabitant of this
country: N Is ordered, That the said defendant
a. sbpesr here on the lst day Of next December
Tern. aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff and
ithsta eobv or this order be forthwith inserted
\ ssIme ne wspaper published in CharIestown,
FOR two months successfully, and posted al the
Ifro5k door Of the Courthouse in the said town
OF lhaffestown.
A Copy-Testes
II + A. MOORE. c. d. s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
WARp@Rae R1.RiaY
IRON FOUNDRY.
Mill Gearing

4NHE following Is statement Of the kinds Of
- Castings that can Be had at the HarPers-
Ferfx Foundrv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05

observation-disclosures Il have on haId and
shall continue 10 keep, complete -sssoft-
nent Of Thomsoniah Medicines, s
Also Brandreth,s, Peters and DsvieseEills.
Shetmaa's Cough and Worn Lozenges,
Sherman,s Poor Maps Plaster,
wM. ANDERSON. 3
Ell Rraneh. June II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
NOlIce % PASSENGERS.

lfGfN acc atter tne Monday the 10Th, the RITES
~ Of fare on the Winchester ana Potomac
Railroad viii be Is follows.s,ix:
Frosp Winchester 10 fisrpers-Ferry. Sa 90
do do do and return 90
From Wlnehester to Halliown l2s
10 do do and return IS
From Winchester to Chsrleslown O0S~
Do do ito and return / 90
From Winchester to Cameruns SzS
ID do DO and return Hi
fop. Winchester to Thompson,s rs
10 do do and return rs
From Winehesler to WadesyiIlecr Op. q. so
do do do. and return so
From Winchester 10 Stephenson's Is
10 DO do and return g
From lIalltown 10 Harpers- Ferry S7a
% do. do and return so
Prem Charlrstown 10 Harpers-Ferry 3 50
Do dot do and return 50
Frhm Cameron's to Harpsrs-Fe e2k
DO do do and return 62k
Fran Thomnson,s 10 Harpers- Ferry lis
DO do do and return 4 %
From Wadessille or o. Bridge to II. Ferry 90
D5 do do and return IS
From Ssephenson's to Harpers-Ferry ! SO
Do do, do. and return so
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RnnIls. SfnfiOnerH. sc.

PILLSl PILLS PILLS 81!
u YoNs,, Peters, Lees, Anderson's. Hoop
N 4 er,s. Beckwithss, uarlIeh's, Evans Camo-
mife, Mead,s Anti Dbspeptic, Phelps Compound
Tomato Pills, just received and fSr sale ~
Sept 7. II BEARD S;CO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05
salt, salt.

az SACKS GrOaad Liverpool SALT. just
AoT. 10. 81 H.tALLEMoNC.
fillmore GrolInd M1sfsrd 81
A July 90. e nj AlSQUfTH'S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-10-05

HTRGENL1. Jefferson County, sci
ri THE coUNTY COURT
Saapel McCrsa,y. Plaintif.
.IC-1TJrST
Jose ph P Shannon and Jesse Scho6eld.
Defendants.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-24
PUBLIC SENTIMENT.

great Democratic meeting held in the Parish
Of Ounchit,, in Louisiana, the 10th ult. They de-
cared their dec ded preference for Mr. Calhoun-aHd
they appointed two delegates 10 attend the State Con-
vcnton, II meet the 9Th January, recommended
by the Democratic members OF the Legislature, last
Spring They rsSoird to send two delegates 10 SAID
Conve nj on for til. Pafish o! Onach t.-hivng given
Us Democratic vots the last election 1912 be-
ing at the o! drleGat- ior every 40 Demo
cratic vo.s aud for every fraction over 80, &c :
And they also rssotos, that "there ought to be
delegate to the National Convention, appointed from
each Congre ssona District, 10 he selected by tie dele
gates from each district and two by the State ct large
to be elect by the Stat, Convent on
4 large Democratic meeting has just been held in
Madison county (Huntsve) Alabama, 'or the purpose
of elecng delegates to attend the State Convention to
be held at TVS ,osa the first VI ,nday in December
next aud ais - express their preference among the
distinguished statesmen whose names now before
the Democracy OF the Union, in connection with the
high and dignied Office of President. An expression
on the subject Of preference more particularly
desired from the fact that it he'd been stated and put
llsh-d Huntsville we'll as other paris OF the State,
that Mr.. Cahouns strength in Madison, al least was
perhaps greater than that of either OF the other dstn
gnshed lndv duas spoken Of" The result of the vot-
in wac nc foil ,yys.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-24

Post Office Lacs and Reguiutions.-The action Of
the United States against Adims d Co, to recover
penalty for Infringement Of the Post Office Act of 1926
which prohibits the carrying of letters from placs
10 another for pay, &c, was decided on Friday Inst
before The United Sites District Court in New York
II was shown, hat person named Stevens, IN tn
employ of Mes<rs Adams q Co, received -four doll ,rs
Norw h. AID also forwarded letters IN packages left
their Office 1t was also shown That til. express
of Adims u Co, and Others have been established
he Pos, Office receipts have fallen off 81 600 per quar-
t.r TIL defendants denied coming wirhln 'ha Prov
sons Of thu st,tut. there being law against til.
rying of packages, aud they were not of any
cont lining II rs and tht Stevens in their en-
ploy but one d,y ard act without their know ledge
The Court charged that til. law of 1895 made
to prevent cont nuance of The system then in use,
vessels and stages having box in which tiers were
deposited by the public for the lace OF d. stnaon
The schedule alludts I, vesst and stages, and an
amendment in 1897 added horse or foot posts The
Court did not cons der the law applying to pas.
sanges other persons carrying letters their per-
sons or in th-,r trunks. Congress, If TT might
pass lac prohibiting any person ahaterer carrying
such prohibits cnnirabaDd goods hut has arit-
ness,d the operation Of tbs new system of expresses
,rithom MiinS any steps IN relation 10 II If Massrs
Adams a. Co employed vehlcl. (whethar call d car
or cIat., any thing else) post read, or wat.r
course considered post road, and made business Of
such, knowingly carrying letters for hire, they are
abb but if they thsn's' Ives their agents. mer, y
carried letters their persons, carried them in
packages without knowing TIL contents of such pack
yes they not liatla. Nither the defendants
ah. for the acts Of their agent, if those acts were
COMMITTED cont AIRY II their directions.
TIL" jury returned verdict in favor of Adams g.
Co thu def ntants "a the case Ma Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-24

SIR. wEBsTgRs DISCOVERY "wIiERE HE Is TO 60"
Tn. Nv York edlIots have had prod'g"uS 1ac'
IN the .F.r TO give first Mr. "ebstrrs "obsoie''
IDEAS" Bennett of the Herald depended on steam,
and was beaten by Webb OF the Courier and Enquirer
and Rrooks Of the Express, who relied upon morse
aash. and took shor, The two last ran on WIN
half The sneech and published, in anticipation OF oil
m,ils an much of Mr. Webster's Andover harangne
rs was made up of quotation of an old speech OF MS
n, Fanau HALL made IN 1888. IN favor OF The BANK OF
The Unued Sia,es. Mr.. Webster has come back 10
that sneech TO establish himself (accord'ng 10
The closing sentence of this, his "last and worst Ell
for,1 as "a Faneuil Hall Wing" In finishing ms
explana,ions-s ing that he as much as ever
Ba nix and Tariff man, aud more than ever Dlstfou
ion and State deht.assumpon man, he says VI close
them (hs renarks) by repeating the declaration mace
nv me ~ another place, last wear, that am wing
a Massachusetts Whg-u Faneu,l Hall Wh'g-and
none shall the power, or hereafter, TO deprive
me of tae position which that character places me
The Amdover speech Tor, "a his cockney Lonoon
friends would pronounce it, his Hand.orer spetch) rs
nothing more than re delivery OF himself 10 nus oo
blue l,phi Federal associates manufacturing clients
his bank and stock jobbIng ciens-h's Boston mer'
chan, and British fund and money mongerng patrons
The speech made simply to enable the venal orator
10 pu himself in front Of the venal tribes which he
mas ever relied Tor his weight 10 the political contests oil
MS country How he will bring their influence TO bear
lnr ms advantage whether by opposition 10 ar.
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