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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-10
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1elnem ar,rle6el ein.
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Den Sur9het als Der Sitter bon SaYn au einem cI.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-10

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|Drnd Der prctoccue Der 3ten @enpenticn nate, bte
Der prd oent Der oamoli9en YubtcatiUns Som'mittst
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mdB9e 2idbrise Contention tatt su f5nOen. 8efbift
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@nsber3i9teit uno Sc6heit fcnem 3peeG unterleae,.
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init 8er9uilaen Wdnnern weidcn, bic uns an 0eilt n
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1843-03-10
0eriht Der
SentrQ[ zYDmmtttee

central >SDmn1tttee
Der oeut1 den @Dnpeutton an bic
|Greunbe UNI 8ef6roerer Der 3we
d Der Iel SEN.
.cu ScSus ouf ben ti1rSltt1 oer0fentlid,ten Serid
oes Seminar OtrettOrtums le9t b. @enral. Committee
oeutbs sen9lIhen ecbranltalt oer(prodener WaBen ii
Der 9ied)nung oes Stabmeifers Der peutlhcn@cnven
ton une ben an9efilgen ccrcsponoirenoen 8erednun
gen, ben 3utano oe]er 9lnltalt Dor Slu9en. Daraue
erbellet, oaB oas Sntut nod auf hr@runeei9entbun
$500 Iduloet, Ded1e eoumme fId beinabe nit b. 9us:
fdnben iobalo le eln9eben, balanSieren lteBen Ger
Gbrp g. Notenteiu, Wetbooifteu Yreot9er in Doer
bel Cincinnati Deesat Der 2ten @onoention Don Vbts
labepbta d,ulret nemltd oemleiben nod $125 Derels
be wuroe nad benz Shlufie be1uster @ousenticn auf
einer Gutrel(e NIT enem febun9slhreiben BON
Qrn g. &aufnann oamal9en prdioenten bereentral>
@ontmittee an @pnuernOr pcrter oereben, uto oeler
oertraute tbm oarauf 500 uno Elm eben onme1enoer
Sreuno oe@1elben $25 SumSeen oteler 9lutalt dn %r
HUtenteln CAB bale oarauf ietN@el6dt upbtlaoepbia
auf uno oerd)wano pbne bic Sd)ulo abSutra9eu. Ole
9e9entpartl9e Central SOn1nltttee CAB I ale Wube,
lelnen Aufenttat ansSufcrden, uno nad)oem oee 9e
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d)reb nno bic Sdulo NIT BET Semerfun9 anertannte,
,,ScupernOr pcrter babe inn erlaubt, 6as Gelb bis
CUR @rbnun9 Ses Snitltute in etnem @eddfte gu BE-.
nuser, oa oies nun 1tft erfo9t e 70 tperbe er feline
Sdulo nod Dor suritt leues preest' slmtes inn Sil.
ben, BON @tncanati aus beridttsen" as aber Bis est
nod ntdt seideben it. So ihuloet perr 8. Shdfer D..
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er BON Der Court CUR Sesablnns BON $1O6 oerurtbelt
tparve. slad bieler Soften it nod niht ensesanseu,
70 tpte nod spidea so bis 800 au oerdieceneneten
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ber eetrer 70 pie Die lauenoe sussaben
Sn bereiten icbalo bic fdlisen 8ettrdse au ben fun
idbrlsen etiten einbeSabt lno. Die reectioeu errn
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penniglpanlen bireft an ben Sdabmeier einsu(enben
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dfeit bsr slnaalt fl iii einem srSBeren Magaabe err
prcpen fam. 9sc& muB erspdhnt rperoen, baB Nerr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07
wANTs OF LONDON

-ofthe ex.ent Of London, its wealth, apd mag
pi6sense, aud Of the food required by is inhabiA
taa,s. we hsse furnished Is The follaa'Ing part
tieulars, extracted from The London f.s,,ssAot
The Albany Evening" JouIpsl.
London, like The Cataract OF Niaeafa,
i constantly growing upon The y onds Il
and admiration of strangers am lust
beginning 70 be conscious Of the lmpossNF
bili,y Of oomprehendiug its @rakhs MS
magnitude and lis magni6cence, Ridk
TOR hours, in Whatever detection yousWill..
and the same evidences of golden con
quests are presented, All the nations d
The Earth must have been paying tribula
ier centuries. 10 London or these u0toIb
and inconpntsble millions could not hSyb
been congTegated here,
was wondering this morning hov muthJ
/" Provant was required 10 furnish This
Army Of People with raaipns An iD1uIs
~ Shows~sb SOC. 900 quarters eight
bnshrI>} OF wheat are required snnnalty
10 supply London with Bread Nat l2O,
900 tons Of Fish are caught here (pf
which Is 900 tons are freshSSalmon ah j
nuaHy the annual consumption Of Butter
is estimated At 46 600 600 lbs and the
price varies from Is: va or from TIVE 10.
three shlflings our currency Of hleatsl |
can getno estimate, hutHtheIe are hfenght
spGualIy1o SmitKtield Market slonc, lSO,- I.
QUO Oxen, si5VOU0 Hogs.er Pigs | 350,
400 Sheep az Lambs, and . 0Un Calves
Of Milk il IS said That i / 600 CoMs supply
The Metropolis wilhs $50 300 gallqns an
nnslly ,./a4 80 average price OF Is. it,d
pr eight quarts Eggs are sent here in
.grea qaaniitles,. IN crates by wafer, froml
iceland, Belgium, Holland AID France44
and sometimes SOLD as lpwas Sd per do
len but generally from IS 10 Is Cd -
Hogs are tatied here 10 the ysrdso Of Brew
cries and sDishlleries, for while every
thing &c Tie grain Kind Is colfed Corn ~
tina. prod net y mol grown here4 Hams
sell Al I'D. Shoulders al sd aud smoked
Side Pork a!3.6d in the retail stalls and
shops This isjus, double the price With
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07

from his line OF duty. Don't yeu
know, " said The Bishop. THAT the publ
cans do more 10 Sustain religion than any
body else }" Yes" replied ga:ler
Mathew. "isnd | Know that your 6roffe,.
IS The greatest dfstilier ia he country. aud
know too. ibatlit is more Important 10 se-
cure The health and happiness. and peace
Of orr people. than II i 10 build up any
particular religion. Finding that be
had nothing but opposition % expect
from his bishop. he Immediately wrote %
the Pope. who seni him back highly
encouraging letter, with commission
appointing him VICAR Apostolic which
took him entireiyoui Of the jurisdiction 81
the Bishop and made him Responsible
for his copdpci 10 tile Pope, Father Ma
thew told Mr.. I that three fonlttis oi
he people Of Ireland had taken tie pledge
and that mol more than one 10 five hundred
had broken li. The number oi Mr.. I s
certificate Was ). Isl .92f' In admins
teting The pledge. the people. men. wo
ufcn and children kueeIed down III i
row, AND The womefSstin rising. would Of
ten hold up1their babies FOR Father Ma
thew to kiss, which be inyaflsbIy did. al.
though their little faces were often rather
smu,'y. re would plough dirt 10 90
6 ood, he said, at any time Mr., Tappau
asked him what wouldbe The result, ID his
opinion. Of The present repeal moyemcnt.
10 The people oil lreland3 He .answeTed.
very significantly, lfor he is man 81 ieu
words J "'hfy triH eel erudi lptes, 81 ''#
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07
FATHER MATHEWS CONVERSION
AND STORY.

Father Mathey. 10 conversation with
Mr.. Lewis Tappan. said be himsels was
induced to take abe Temperance Pledge
by the persussioDs Of one William Mar
tin, who had for a long time kesn urging
him 10 do 90. He vas II that time an
humble. obscure Catholic priest aud soon
after he had siened be began 10 preach
upon The subject 10 his li,lle flock, Al
first only fe ~ Of bis cong regalion came
10 him 10 receive the pledge-then Others
about The Dighborhood-- then they began
to come from places Ten. ifteen and
twenty miles distant, He finally coBchI-
ded that ii would De less trouble for hin
10 20 10 the people ihan il would be lcl
the people to come 10 him, and he began
10 make short excursions sboutthe coun
inv. administering The pledgelio those wb'
were willing 10 receive il. Hewas ther
invited 10 Limerick. and upon arriving
there, instead Of fiOding four o. five hun
bred people to speak 10. IS be expected
there were fuo Apndfsd fious0nd ASSEM-
bled. anxiously awaiting bis arrival, ri
Bishop. seeing the great excitement b
was producing. went and remonstrate
! with bin, and told him he was departin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07
TO y u q N = s s.

N AvlNG the control and direction OF the
HI POTOMAC MILLS. (Cspt, Reyoolds's.)
situated one. mile below Shephcrds.own, 90 the
Potomac Riser, and having put the same 10 good
repair, we are PrepsredtO AT
Grind Wheat as fast as i ,oiH come IN.
We invite al Farmers and others, who wish
to grind tbeir,~heat, togive.us call before they
contract elsewhere, as We ere determined 10 sc-
commodste 81, 10 as short q time as possible =
We win give for every 800 pounds Of Merchant
able Wheat one Barrel of Snper6ns Flour. and
stand the Inspection in Baltimore or the District
Of Columbia, and viii give 1903 Slbs- Of odall
(one.fourth Of which 10 be shiPstua, for every
100 bushels Df wheaton will furnish the bar.
rels for the ofsll.
WIN BUTLER,
- EDWARD LUCAS.
JOSEPH McMURRAN.
IuIy 81, IB43 -2m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07
JosEPH ORos B =,

JU9 - = y AV 2
ar BALTIMORE, having taken the Store
~ Room lately occupied By ADAM YoUse, Jr.,
at Harpers Ferry, is PrePsredto supply shysi-
clans, Merchants. and Country DesIsrs, wiih .
general assortment Of Fresh Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils. Dye STUFF, Fruits. Coafsctionary,
Groceries, Sc, Il Wholesale and retail, at but
a small advance 90 Eastern prices IL
Any goods not on hand will be Furnished II
two days notice, 10 quantity quality, and Prlces,
that shall meetthe views ofthe Purchaser
/ Mr. Young has charge Of the establjshAent,
and from his long experience in the busibefs Is
every way calculated 10 discharge the duties
apperisining 10 i in proper manner-ot this,
however, the community 10 which be kses !,
best prepared 70 Judge Respectfully,
JOSEPH CROSBY,
Aug. 10, Is43 or BallinOre.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07
81 9U STORE iG
COMMISSION HOUSE,
AT DVEEIEL.D,S.

AT O6EE1G1AOSs
YWVHE undersigned has on hand e; his Depot
\ u on the Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road a well
selected stock Of s3 III
Dry Goods, Groceries, &c,
And will always be prepared to supply every
thing which the Baltimore Market affords, %
that Farmers and others Of the neighbofhood,
will never be at loss for any article -necesssiy
for their families. He invites attention to the
present assortment, which will be sold % the
most accommodating lerms.s
Coal, Plaster, Fish, and Salt,
always on hand.
Il The business will be conducted BY my son
ALERED DuFfIELp, who will always be on the
spot, and any Communications addressed 70 eli
ther Of bs will be promptly attended TO. Also
" i'll be kept on hand, well selected
Stock or Lumber,
or every description, which will be sold % &C
commodatins terms
RICHARD DUFFIELD.
July 81, 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07

Tie Qaeen anil her HasbnnA - Ers3tns
Brooks, .E.q Of New York nog In Eng
land, gives the following description OF
gielona and Albeit. as lie saw themlon
horseback ~ Their dresses were yact
il such as one would see on dozanIdl
eqnssirisns in Eosdcn and New YofRAtlA
She vote blue broatcloth habit with ADJ
small lineu collar and lead eolored gloves:g
Her hat was the usual riding bat of black
beaver Ills dress wasIthe usual dress on
gentleman: and his hat was grey beayeie
wnb black Grape hand IN honor 81 The
late Duke Of Orleans. These were- .tlls-
Queen Of England and Prince Albeit bet
eonsori Shade~ai Elizabeth bow would
lahy ruff sink down With am szsnept. hadst
lthou beheld thy descendant Then j.
9ho had only realscn Queens ID books
which tell oi.their grand doIags and their
gorgeous robes. Vas not quite prepared
ior this simplicity. VictoEiaseof he mrs
Idle size, and rather plump. Her hairIot
dark brown. plated On each side. and
tucked behind the ear. Hef features are
.II,ke portraits we see.of her her eyes are
lbriehi. size looked before her with 4
flushed and anxious gaze. and1s bowed
slightly on each side, with 4 sweet bat
pensive smile. while The psspIesa ronnsl
look off their bats and courlesIea ID III
Hence. Princc Albert raised his sexe.
lraI times.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07

HVHE subscribers srs ds.irous 81 pnrehlsil,
j large quantity u wheat, for which the
will pay the highest cash price on dsiitSry )
the Old Furnsee-or shoeld farmers prkfsr Il
we win haul il from their barns, a. We Keep /
team for that purpose.
We will also transport Flour, Wheat ant
other produce, by way Of the Canal, 20 the Dis
triet. 1.-THE lowest possible rates.
On hand and for sales OF exchange FOL eoun
Try produce,
Plaster, Sail, Groceries, SC. SO.
Farmers are desired to give Us call tsfors
disPosing Of their Grain, As We will give the
highest cash price on delivery. =
NJ. II XIV. MOORE.
Old Furnace, July 81, 1Sl3 s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07
NEW
MILLING G q II o ERIN.

MILLING CON Q ERIN.
HyHE subscribers having purchased that va
III luabIe Mill recently owned By Jacob x
Henry stauh. aud put il in good repair, are pre-
pared 10 execute all orders in their llhe They
will give Birrel Of -four for every 500 pounds
Of MercharaabIe wheat delivered a. the Mill,
and stand The inspection in the Baltimore OF
Georgetown Market. They will furnish the bar
rel for4he seeH, or win give the usual smoult Of
offalI for each 100 bushels Of Wheht, the owner
Of the wheaE furnishing the barrel They will
also do all Ehopping and Country Work that
may offer. Hating placed the mill gnder the
manage GnehI Of Mr.. George Beaver, gentle.
man Of well known integrity, and competency
IS a Miller, respectfully solicit share ofthe
public patropnge \.
We shall $oon have our ahsirs arranged - %
10 exchange Flour for Wheat on delivery As
10 promises In general, se make but one-To
give every man his own.
+ CONRAD BlLLMTRE
Shapherdstown. Aug II, ilst3. If.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07
ABEELsS HOTEL.

S,r7Y engagement With Tho shannondale Com
WI panS during he Springs season, will n no
wise interfere win The management Of my Ho-
!. lei II charlesioun< have made all proper ar
ranzemtNts 10 have The latter concern kept il
tnskcsi nossible style and nv friends andthe
trarsiIinz public may rely upon The utmost ex-
ertion bSi1k nade 70 minister 70 their wants, By
Mr. Br-Ies. Who has been engaged with ne
since he opening Of ny establishment h this
pI,c,. JOSEPH T. ABEL.
cksrls.t6vn. 1one q. Iel3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07
Al WIZARD in LONDON.

The Ed.AF iofih Albany Evening Journal,
npw iraseS jig 10 Europe, i writing home II
RES o. the most interesting flters from I4onGon;
IN one ofhese he describes visit to the exhib.
non II The famous Wizard Of the NORTH
We went last night 10 The Adslphi
Theatre, where ihe leading attraction was
,sthe Wtzsrd OF The North, . whose. Won
der working powers OF magic. i we nab
ltellese The show. bills have procured l6r
him command 10 repair to SIP etersbprss
T'rTis m n n indeed ! Wizard. - fi bs
decisions praciised casi Monsieur Adraen..
slgnor Blitz and sll other Magicians. in-
10 deep shade, LEI me astonisI ycu
with a few specimens He came intotfe |,
boxes and obtained aI6ve pound note from
one gentleman and1asked another (a1y
one who chose) 10 write sentence upon
a ship 81 paPeE AThe note and paper,
were folded so that the Wizard could not
see either lhe number. Of the former or
he sentence upon HE other, and then
laid upon splsre. set6re 70 BY Al taper,
consumed, and the ashes blown ABOUT The
stage The Wizard" theh announced
the number Of The Bank note, repeated
The sentence written on The slip Of paper
and Page returned these articles telhe
owners IN box which The " Wizard
had moi touched He7then handed ) box
10 a gentleman ne arrest me stage7 and re-
guesled him 10 depesile any article be
ehose il H. and 70. pass il around for srnii-
Tar deposits by ladies anG gentlemen pro-
[mlscuously, be standing upon the stage.
When The deposits had been made. .he
requested that lherbox should be placed
where he could see il, with The lid down.
and standing at least sixty feet from. II he
named, and described with great minute
ness. every article which il contained ~
lie re questcd ladies and gentlemen 20
loan him their handkerchiefs which we're
thrown 10 him 4om all parts Of the Thea
T Ire. When collecledSand counted 70 the
number Of II, they. were placed ID
large Ewerg4iEto which servant poured
i 4 lugetbucket .snf water: Having been
Thoroughly saturated. The handkerchiets
were rinsed end twfaHgd and then 8spread
Tone by one, 10 another vessel. upon each
Zone OF which some 5lazing elixir was
! a6oted !; and within five minutes lhe
Eapdkfrcbieis were placed UPON q salysr
and rstdrned tothe owners, washed, drled.
ironed, folded and peIfumeda And alt
his was doae openly, without turning 2
way from the audiences and without sny
Of ihelumberiug acc Panfnlfnts attend
ing ofdinary.lugglery.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07
MRS. mERRITT,S
HlAuSp3 il s3aJs'18 R2Y
lii MALE & FEMALE
8 Il MI INA IL "

iHlhftNG been solicited, time after time. Il
49, open School 10 the Basement Of the Pres
byterian Church. would Anlouncs 10 the com
uIuniIy generally. that il il my intention a
commence Seboolia that place. on THURS
DAY the l4sh day Of SEPTEMBER. The
number Of Scholars not 20 exceed twenty i've.
My only recommendation i suHicien, trial
The School. though compostd OF both sexes.
shall be conducted 10 such D manner that there
shall be no connection sftcr school hours and
while in school. the striclest rules q proprIeiy
viii be enjoined. Tho system Of tuition will
be simple and practical adapted 10 both ssxes.
COURSE or INSTRUCTION:
FiRsr DEPARrMEHr.
= comPoFItioD. Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry,
TiigonQmctrs, Geography, Natural Philosophy.
Natural Theology, Rhetoric, General History,
History oflhe uoited States, sNaturaI Pbiloso-
: pbs, Constitution ofthe u States. Jewish. Ro-
man. aud Grecian Antiquities, Evidences Of
christianity, intellectual ard Moral Philosophy,
Political Economy. and the principles or Boia-
ny, Geology, and Mhneralogyl &c.
sEcoNp DEPARTMENT.
Reading, Writing, Spelling, Penn snship. Eng
1ish Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, and Ma
: tntal Philosophy commenced.
Composition and DseIsm4iiOn
Every male scholar lpfhe First Department.
= exPerled 10 resd.an original composition md
slecialm once 10 two weeks The pupils, OF the
same department., (femsle,l Fsre expected 10
read compositions once IN the same time.
Erahiiaafiops dnT Erhonom
Pkblica.ex examinations are. held at the close Of
fbe fest term. and public exhibition al The
close of the second.
Prices Of Tuition.
10 the lst Department s ~ so pl. term months.
I'd -, 1900 I. :" 80
e1Tuilion I'D in advance for eseh term a
bond Of security win be giyenito each parent or
: guardian.
ri B.. Books TO be used in the school can be
obtained from the teacher, al Baltimore prices.
N IS very desirable thst scholars should COM
mence AZ the opening Of the term. Parents who
desire Their childrensto enter the school will
notify ne, on OF before the h'of September
Other regulations will be made knows At the
time OF entrance. THOS. d. HOOVER
Harpers.Farry. July 90, ls43.--2m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07
THE FLoWINd
NRRL.TG MILLS.

TTvHIs ancient and wen known establishment
L Is now 10 better repair 10 ulsnufaciure
Flour ahan Il has ever been since Is Wss FIRST
built, which Il almost eeHtury-hAviaE one Of
the best Robbers 10 clean wheat from Glib that
IS in the State Of Virginia, made By one Of the
owners Of the Mill. EilsHa 81 SNSPER. Being
thus prepared TO grind AL kinds Of Grain, and
wishing to be constantly employed. We would
solicit an hose who have Grain 70 grind 20
give as call and see whether we viii noid
as well Tor them as any other Mill 10 the coun-
~ For every hundred bushels Of Msrehsnia.
BE Wheat, weighing 50 pounds 10 the bushel,
We will give 20 barrels Saperins Flour, End
stand ghe Inspection ia Baltimore, Or 10 the Dis
trics of coiembia we will also furnish eask.
if requested ~ the owners Of the Wheat. they
paying fns The same when they get the return
for their Flour. We will also give 1850 pound.
% Oasli for crery hundred bushels Of Wheat
We would rather The farmer would grind BIZ
Wheat with rs Tor toll. than for Us to buy, yei
il any psefeF selling. we-will buy AT a fair mar
he, price, md pay The cash On delivery
The pnblleA humble serrents,
ABRAHAM SNYDER,
ELISHA s. SNYDER.
Flowing Spring. Aug z, lat3--sui
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07


o .m;I. 10 ,Iose thn smile On thee
For here y noughl On esrth 90 sweet
| Az uhen the hctrt = fuIi Of glees
A look Of Kindred gice 10 meet;
The evening aar. thai shines alone.
Gan scarcely through he shsdes ee knowni
Bot uhea her sister. al arise
How brilliaai rre The pidnigh 1kies
~ o weep FOR those thst resP for thee
For there IL Rought % earth below
Like mingliug tears Of sympathy
For droopine hearts Of eare and wo
Tie flowers Of pleasure rise ssain.
Like blossoms vet With summer rain
And hops returns 70 light the eyes-
Like sunshine when the clouds 50 BY
SMILE ron rHE PAsri
Heresa smile for .ihe pas, with y sunshine and
shade
For no tear can restore = one JOY thsis decayeds
Fen an s,rn when Tie sdnilEhi over q throup.
No more seems Ire record Of sorrow nlone
For The brightness that Heas'n hath lovingly SHED
Seems TO tell how calm Is the sleep OF The dend
smile sill smile tho the flo~ rs which appear
On our pathway OF life may yet cradle > tesr
SIN the light Of your sadness each drop will lame,
And its warmth change each griefio The sPIrrsPer-
Eime,
Tbeu 1ky should we sorrow, whea gIsdne.s can
A Nj DER the living, calm DER The desd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07

n e6oRTED Iiz11, CT sale s.
~ AuE5I. 7 9 sIGAFo0sE..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07

= LOT of a6eS- Including Sow ana Pigs.
Ar n. Il. n. 0ALEABER.
~ Lass. - 81 10. md 10 81 n. just rsesiv-
. ~ I'D 81 Ell. b lks toE o. dozen;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07

~ Our Sac .Nill and Plaster MID
are n good order. aud Corn Grinding
n lie Cob Is regularly attended 70.
kR.s. sNYDER.
Aug ), 1875