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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
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N ESPEcTFVLLY proposes to the citizens
H. OF ChfrIestown and vicinity, giving a
Soirts .Nasieals. assisted BY an eminent Pisnist,
ond also several Amateurs, who have kindly
Profered theiseassistsnce, about the latter part
of February, or so soon as regular number OF
subscribers are, obtained.
Mr.. Miller assures the public, that the per-
Torrance shall be Of such cast as 10 render il
pleasing and entertaining. Some choice music
81 composition having been procured for the &C.
cai ion, OF which due notice will be given, and a
programme published.
Consequent upon the depressed state Of &,
nances, the terms Of subscription will be liked at
the lowest possible rate For family Of six
persona ,25--a gentleman and g ladies rs
centa--individual subscriptions ga cents.
Mr. Miller will call on persons 10 Town Wi
proposals.; subseription papers can be found 81
the Free Press Office, and at the Hotels Of
Messrs Garter and Abel, where persons in the
neighborhood Of town can af6x their names
and least through acc dent, the performance
should mol come Of, the subscription need not
be paid until at the door of entertainment.
Charlestoyn, Feb 1, 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
TMfsreIIanroitg.

HUMAN NATURE. INSTEAD Of alleyiat-
ing the sorrows of others aud lsboring 10
make their path more pleasant, there is a
disposition too pre- yalent. 10 make man
kind miserable and unhappy. Let word
be lisped to the discredit Of an individual
and il will be repealed . hundred times.
with variations and amendments. and
come TO his ears times without number,
10 give him pain aud sorrow. Agood
deed is always told 10 whisper and in
private, while bad one is proclaimed
with trumpet from The house1ops. Did
We realise our own pfonenessiio err, how
much more careful should I'VE be Of the
reputation Of ourneighbors. We know
the.sorrow and grief pccassioned by hav-
Jog our own failings spread abroad. and
what pains we take 10 bush up our own
follies; and why should We not conceal
the faults Of oui neigpbors3 II we pos-
sess real kindness and beneyolence 10 our
hearts, we shall be slpw 10 speak Of ano-
theirs failings, but uSe our endeaso rs 10
bide them from the world.
Tho generous heart
Should scorn pleasure which gives others pain.
Though it may please you and few o.
theirs, to detect the faults Of neighbor,
remember il gives him pain. and cease
from your unrtghteovs work. Do good
and not evil and you will promote your
own happiness and the happiness Of others.
Portland Tribune
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

2 4
Not i9the shaddpy wood. (
Nor in The ersg hung glen,
Mr. where the echoes brood
10 cases unlrod BY men
Not BY the bleak sea shore,
Where barren sufges break
Not in the moan,Aia hosr,
Not BY the brsezeless lake,
Not on the dea6ft plain
Where man hsta never sscod,
Whether on isIesor fnain,-
lg Not there is tplnude
Birds are in wosdlaad bowers,
Voices 10 Ione,y gells
Streams 10 The lfstEnine hours
Talk 10 earth secret cellsJ
E Oref the grsy-rjAbed sze,Sl,
Breathe Oeeaass frothy lips;
Der the siilNake's strand
The HiI1n tow'rd il dips i
PIuming HE rnopntain's crest
Life tgsses 10 is pines
CoursiEg The deserts breast
Life 10 the sletd's mane shines.
Le9fe-if thou vould'si be lonely
Leave nature for the crowd;
Seek there for on..-6De only
With kindred tzind endowed :
There's with nature ersti
Closely thou as5iId's commune
The deep souled music nursed
In either heart stlune
Heart wearied thou wilt owe.
: Vaiply that phastom wooed,
That thou at least has known
What is true solitude
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
THE TIME HAS COME.

NXEHEN il is necessary. that those persons
Wv whohaye been owing me from two 70
hiteen years should pay. They win remember
Il has been tw. years since made change in
my business. at which time earnestly request
cd them to pay the amount due from EACH r Al
Ieast i part Very many have disregarded that
request, and 10 such now give due notice, tina,
uAless they pay all or part of what they have
been owing so long, by the first OF March
next, they may look for visit from the proper
officers, without respect 10 persons.
- B, T. T0wNER,
Shepherdslown, Jan IS, 1874.
e5LThose persons knowing themselves in
debted 70 B T Towner q Co. are also requested
J 70 pay up. ~. - Z.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
p.sIttital.
MArTY VAN.
ny ]. oaElNER.


Toss Mss Lacy Loag !
Good morning lisslc Ma,ty,
To help our cadse dug,
IT Won have no objection
We',isine you Wing song
OH keep your temper, Msily,
And cheat Them II you tln
For you have got ahe 'sgsnass,
OIL little Masly Vanl
We know yonr rivals fear you.
Tkeir hate they cannot smosher.
But you're the BOY can naaags
To makc one eat Ilie Other,
Oh keep, &c,
OBJ Marty you're a cute one.
You'll be The nominee,
Your wind Is mol YET broken.
You'll 'rsio" them sper sc "
OH keep, SC.
The cass and Colonel Johnson,
Aresoldiefs good ana uue,
They're green TO riskliheir chauces,
With such rogue as yeu.
Oh. keep, SC,
AndIeven friend Buchanan,
The Keystone's fav'fite, lie
Will find the nomination
Az 'iohsolste ides.'
on! keep, &c,
Celhoun, whose sense honor
Willstoop to nothing mean,
In such packed Convention, '
VIII be amere machine,
Oh! keep, &c. =
Bu, when the queslion's se,lled,
The nomination won,
You'll find then to your sorrow,
Yonrstfouble's just begun.
Oh! keep, &c.
For soon you'll hear the people
All:in great array,
Sing Yoa can't come il, .1Gtty 4
STAND BACK FoR HARRY CLAYp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
M@W GOODS
SECOND SUPPLY.
Somet.iag for The Ladies particularly,
s. HEFL|EBoWER & co

- ILI 4 EbUWLh 9 IU.i p
"A RE just receiving some very desirable
IN goods TO which they would invite lie at.
tention Of lbe ladies.
Very superior Black Alpaca Lustre,
Black superior & Cured veil net,
White do caH net. very low,y
Lace, Swiss, Book and Null Mushns,
French Dimty,
Dimity collare,s, Rualets, at rs cents,
Ashturton cspes.
Do Lace and EdgingS,
Isle, Swiss and CRmbrieI Rdgings,
Do DO 10 Y Inserting,
Satin, Embroidered. az Luleslring Ribbons.
Black silk Fringe 4 ID Uimp,
Ladies Net Caps fot l2i cents.
Kableto@n, Feb rs, 1874, y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

PoLnrIcAL DUTIES, Chaaning in bis
remarks on self culture. saysthat among
the best people there are some. who
through disgust with the violence Of par
Ties, Withdraw themselves from all polili.
cal action. Such, I.eonceive, do wrong.
God has placed them ip relations. and imz
posed on them the duties Of citizens and
they are no more authorised to.shriBk from
these duties than from those Of sons. hus-
bands or fathers.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

HAPPINEss,-lt is the chief require
ment Of our Heavenly Father that we
should be perfectly and unchangeably
blessed. y bow blind and stupid are Ee
to go about mourning and repining, be-
cause some portion Of this worlds good
is denied US. when heaven Itself is mol
merely set open. but we are commanded
to enter andPresent good perhaps, is
in some degree taken away Id the very
act Of compelling us 10 choose wisely,
when, II leitto ourselves we should play
the part Of fools and thatt in case
where our ill directed steps could never
be retraced.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
SeffIe un-Lnsf CaIi !!

AA7B are again compelled 10 notify our
! Wv friends that are indebted to us, that a
aeiiIemenl of their accounts, Gas We have some
change Sin our business IN contemplation, } is
Positively required. The spring IS fast APP
preaching. when we want 10 purchase another
eomplete assortment Of goods, and We wish 10
sell them at our usual low prices. This can on.
y be done By purchasing for cash. Give Us The
means then and we will do IT,. We are also re-
ducing our present stock or goods at extremely
low prices for cash.
A.& C w HOLLAND.
Hsrnefs rerrx Feh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
.DonesticI Goods. &c,

HEAyY TwiIled Cotton Osnaburgs,
III Penitentiary Plaids, M
"a, rs, A and 81 brown and bleached cot
tons, 1857 tet
Burlsps No !. 2 and 3,
Just received and for sale 81 a small advance
BY TIC sIGAFOoSE, l
SE4bs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

CHEAP CAP & LETTER. PAPER,
- n REAMS Of assorted qualities Of ruled
81 and unruled cap and letter aper-s
beautiful quality ruled, At I2E per quire. Also
very low by ream or half ream for cash. Cal
and see. il MILLER. +
FebS Ri
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

IT. oST. during shs Holy days, Two Hound
IA Pnppiss--one asdos, and The o1hef SIP.
The dog white and yellow ihe othsf white and
black spotted
Ihs banks of,he owner VIII be gilsn for IN
formgiion, 80 that Sc gets Them again.
Feb. B--3i., JAMES Il MOORE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

N EAyY' Tvi|lei Cotton osprturg., Renilsn,
N liary Plaids Of new and Beautiful Cling
ham Patterns. Burlaps NJ and 2, Just reeeIs.
ed and for sale ~ short rtehe oy
Fsbl5. GRAMS 4 sADLER-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
The Republic Duff Green new Jour:
The following letter under date
BAfy.,,o ! & &.

hai--has Inc tottoWing tesAer 4pqer1 GATE
1oi
Go where ydr will. ana conysrss win
whom yoA viii end vel sou will find but
one opinion prevailing among the people
almest universally, and thstiS under 20
circumstances. can Mr. u an Bafsn ever.
again be elected pfsslasat or As Hsitsd
Sfates, The plan Of holding : Nalioahl
Ccnyention ID Philadelphia on The an 81
July next, composed Of delegates elecisa
directly from the people, IS everywhefe
fovofably speken efs among persons Be-
longing 70 the Democratic parfys-4Theyl
consider Tie movement The only ono e.
culated 70 save the palty from present
defeat and 70 secure is future harmony.
ueeess, and stability.
Tie Triumph Of Pubic T11sfus over .P25.
/. Calumny The Legislature Of Ten.
nessee, towards the clJse OF It's late res-
sion. passed resolutions resembling GERS
tain resolutions passed in 1927. implying
charges of bargain and corruption be-
tween @. adams and II Clay.
Mr.. Maury. Mr.. Cheatham, aud Others,
who supported the resolutions. admitted
that they were formerly Jackson men,
and had Sustained bin aslong as bis nea /.
surcs sustained the country but they
had perfectly satisfied themselves that The
|imputationsE upon the purity Of Messrs.
Adams and Clay were Fnnfopnded, and
that resolutions implying these charges
ough, 10 beEreversed. This is honorable,
just. and vel timed. In word, i Is. an
action worihy Of the Representatives Of
the gallant Wings Of Tennessee.
/ III mai. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

~ BOXES OF he nos, splendid segars,
III comprising the choicest and most "a.
rored brands, spch ss viii suit ever i1sle and
purse, Hreeeised and for sale By
sFs6 4 III MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

THE FUTuRE II has been beautifully
said that the veil which covers the face
Of Futurity is woven by the hands Of
Mercy; yet bow often do we desire 10
tear aside that veil and 10 gaze upon that
countenance, even though We know not
whether itshall be in gladness or in grief !
What blessingis il that such efforts are
unavaIfing For misfortunes themselves
are more easily endured than the thick
shadows they castbetore them ; and hap.
Pt-ess Is never 90 complete as when ii
comes at the moment welare least expect
ing il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
JOSEPH CROSBY
Wholesale Dealer in Fruit
AND
aGcnerala Commission Merchant
= No. 81, south Charles ST.,
BALTIMORE
.FEMALE SCHOOL.

HAVING obtained the services Of lady as
IN Teacher in my family. ] am anxious &c
form small femals school al my house. All
The usual branches Of an English education viii
be taught I shall be glad TO take 8 or 10
scholars as boarders. A few day scholars would
also be taken. Terms; Boarding, (ineluding
washing. &c1 and tuition, for term Of Eve
months, $50 payable in advance. In case can
obtain scholars, I propose to openthe first reEu-
lar session Of the school on the frst Of March.
In; the mean time, the school will be opened, and
scholars will be taken at the same rate.
&c r. TAYLOR.
Ian ia. fs44-6t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
CARn.

a 4 CIV HOLLAND. wholesale and Re.
N Tail Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods, rorBer Of Shenandoah and High streets
Hsrpers<ferfy, Va.
= FSb STA aR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

Mt XIV Cron N o Sugar, Lump and Loaf do
IN Gratey's best choosing Tobacco.
Common Tobacco,
Black pnd Green Teas.
Justreceited and for ssle BY
Febe In Z siGAfoosE-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

HNIDBALLS Mixture. Macaban. Rsppee,
u CARROTS. No Scotch, and Scotch By the
pound, or smaller quantity, always Kept By
Feb l. J MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

The General Assembly Of the State III
Tennessee.adjourped sire die 90 lV4anss.
day. The 3lsl eltimo, after session If
one Eundfed and twenty Two days. 81
fore The adjournment, resolution pass
I'd both branches reqnesiin1.ih The Senators
and Representatives ia Congress fruro ihai
State 70 procure HE passage or law iof
AN equitable Distribution 81 the prOceeds
q he sales 81 The public lands.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
DoIncsfics, Groceries, &C.

S1uST received and for sale, good assert
y FAent Of bleached and brown domesiics
Penittntiary aud other stripe co.lous, bnllsps
ilneRs. and heavy twillsd goods for Negro pants
also, L fresh supply ofGroceries. very cheap
Cor cash. WM 5 LOCK.
FebEl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

MYsrERy.-Mystery magniies danger
as the fog the Sun. The hand that On.
neryed Belshazzar derived its most horri-
flying influence from the want Of body ;
and death itself is not formidable ia what
we know Of it, but in what we DO not
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

TN exchange for Goods Bacon. Tsllows Soap
- Candles, Beeswax. Batter. Eggs, Rags, Wool
Flour. Wheat and Corn--sad in short, almos
every kind Of Country Produce, a = fair price
Oct 5, 1919 WINS. LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
Il. IN. TOWNER,
ATTORNEY AT Law,

&tepherdstO,On, Jefers0n Co., Va,
NNTILL practice in the Courts Of Jefferson
w and the adjoining Counties.
g July QOx1943.-.ff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

II h a mistake to imagine. tbat only the
violent passions such as ambition, and
love, can Triumph over the rest, Idleness,
languid as she is. often masters them all I;
she indeed Influences all our,dssigns and
actions. and insensibly consumes and de.
slroys both passions and virtues.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

have generally noticed that ind
deity and misanthtophy have an affinity
for each other, and often combined in The
same heart. But how is man to avoid mi.
santhropby2 No man ever became q
misanthrophe under the smiles OF an ar,
fectionate wife, and surrounded by ia.
mily of rudy children. These are the
tender chains which connect us with the
universe they bind rs 10 harmony with
our species; they lead us to feel our ne cd
Of protector. --to see the glory and the
goodness, and therefore % believe in the
existence Of q God. I'm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

2 "A .Fact.-In town not a HUNDRED
miles of, small sized man went 10 the
plantation ofa certain gentleman who was
light in wit, ou: rather heavy in flesh,
with apiece Of paper 10 his hand, folded
10 a legal form, and known by the abbre.
Walton Of Ca sa' Having found the
ownerof The mansion id the field, be ex
planned his business when be was request
ed 10 read the capios, which commenced
as usual. You are hereby commanded.
without delay. to take the body Of, sc.
Humpht' said the prisoner, stretching
himself upon bis back, j am ready
oh, but you don't expect me 10 carry
you 10 my armsi
/. Certainly you must take my body you
know. 7 do not resist the process Of the
law, understand but submit with cheerful
ness.
'Will you wait here until bring eaTtl
Cant promise | may recover my IA
tigue in the meanwhile
SWELL what must dop'
You must do your duty
And there he lay immovable until The
Hsberiffleft.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
Corn WanfrtI.

n WILL take 50 barrels Of corn ii exchsngs
i fot goods or on account, if delivered in .
short Time. Also wanted, 500 bushels Of Oats,
and 1906, pounds tall6W.
Feb j J MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

SHUN THE FIRST FALSE STEP.-It has
been wisely said. that one false step
such is the penalty OF error-alwavs leads
to another. The deplorsble fall Of Rev.
H. G. TAYLOR is-an instance in point. and
should prove awarning 10 the strong as
we'll as the weak, TO Sewsre OF the first
false step. He was 10 easy circumstan-
and beloved--an active
and honorable membeg Of society-be.
nevolent and useful-ald devoted 10 the
great work of doing good But in an Q.
vii hour he took the 1frstfalse step, aud be
now confesses and molrns bis crimes ia
a degraded felon's cell A@hile. a multitude
of friends TO whom be bad knit himseI!
as with books Of steel IN the days Of his
uprightness. are pierced 10 the hearts
core tina. in truth
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

A distinguished writer SAYS: There
is bu, one passage in the where The
girlsare commanded to kissthe men; and
that 1.-THE golden rule. Whatsoever ye
would that men should do unto you. do
you even so TO fhSms"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
Just Received,

10y H BEkRp &lCo.. few copies Of The
1DNew American Gardener, containing prac.
tica directions on The culture Of fruits and ve-
getables, including landscape and ornamental
gardening, grape vines, silk, strawberries, &c.
Sci, also, Miss Leslie's complete cookery.
Feb Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
TO ! Generous Public.
coMrnCrIoMAR 40.

MY friends and The public are respectfully
lNu informed that have opened a confec-
,iopsry in the house nearly opposite Dr. Cor
dell's residence, where may be found an assert.
ment Of CANDIES, TOYS, Sc. Always on
hand supply OF CAKES. Also, a variety d
SEGARs-some Of The best Spanish. and some
very good half Spanish.--l rely upon the &c.
nerosi,y Of liberal public for support and pa
troaske. MARY E. WILLIAMS. +
Feb l-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
NEW GOODS,

4 HAVE just returned from Baltimore, and
j an now prepared to offer some desirable
goods very low. G w AlSQUlTH.
Feb ST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

VTytLI. practice ID the several Courts q
" Jefferson, and The adjoining counties,
A1dfsss. CbaTIsslown, Jefferson county, VI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

Mr.. Clay arrived at NaIchez, Mississippi
pi, on he % pli. from New Orleans. and
was 10 good healih.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

e. fiC " - - luau
Who stole the livery Of the court Of heaven
To serve the devil in.'
We learn that Mrs Taylor. states that
bis FIRST false step wSs taken almost
two years ago. He wss employed 10 go
tot1Wasbington, and warning more funds
than in, his honest profession, helmade up
tbs deficiency from the Evangelist Office,
with the intention of accounting for it on
bis return. On arriving at home, and
learning that no suspicion rested on him.
instead Of refunding the money be took
another step inscrime. The road to infa-
nv became broader sna.swifter at each
successive step. until the outward mask
Of virtue was finally lifted BY the holiness
of undecided and increasing dePravi.y,
and revealed to a shocked community, the
deformed and loa,hed hypnerites Beware
Of the first false stepl = ClfgelandS Herald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

BE CivIL.-There is no better mark
OF good education than civiliiy. Vul-
gar minds are ever coarse in their m an.
ners, rude III their behavior, and blunt 10
their remarks-To treat allrmen with re
spect and kindness. and especially the
aged, is the sure sign of a good heart.
Who loves The company Of the unciyil !
We always ayiod them, especially when
We have modest friend by our side.
II you would gain the respect and good
will OF Others use MOI harsh language or
vulgar expressions. To the earl Of virtue
coarse words are exceedingly painful, and
in no society are they agreeable or becom
ing. Be civil and ever manifest the same
disposition 10 others as you would wish 10
receive. - ortidnd 7fibans.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
COUNTY, THURSDAY

How universal il IS,
|sWesnever knew the man who would say,
i am conienied. Gowhere you viii. =
mong The rich and poor-;he nan Of con-
peience or the laborer who earns his dai.
" bread BY the sweat 81 bis brow. you
hear the sound OF .murmuring and the
voice Of complaint. The o.hAr day We
stood BY cooper. who was playing .
merry tune with his malIet round > cask.
'Ah. sighed be. tmine is hard lott for
ever trolling round and round Ike dog,
driving away al > hoop. 'HeigF0p sigh.
ed blacksmith. ID one OF the ais hot
lays. a. he wiped the drops Of fotspitas
Zion from bis brow, while the red hot iron
glowed on bis anvil this is liie2wnh a
vengeance. melting and frying ones self
over the FIRE. oh. that ! were aDcarpen-
Ter I calculated shoemaker. as he bent
over his lap stone, here am !, day after
day wearing my soul out N making soles
for others. cooped up in a little by 8
ROOM i am sick Of this out door work 4
exclaims the carpenter broiling and swell
tering under the sum- or exposed 10 the
inclemencyf Of the weathef-if was on
ly tailor This is too BAD. perpetual
y cries The tailor. TO be compelled to sit
perched up here, plying the needle all The
iime-would that mine were more &C :
tive life Last day Of grace-the banks
won't discount-customeIs won't pay
what shah | do Z grumbl the merchant,
Il had rather be truck horse-a dog
any thingp Happy fellows, gfoans the
lawyer, as be scratches bis ad over
some perplexing case. or pores over some
dry, musty record, happy fellow | had
rather hammer stone than cudgel my
brains, on this tedious, vexa,ious question. ,
And so through out allthe rami6cations
Of societY-all are complaining ofiheir con-
dition-6nding fault with their particular
calling, If were only this, or that, or
the other, should be content, is he ami
yersal cry-'any thing but what am !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22
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nEsPEcTEULLY informs The eitizens 81
~ ChafIesl6Nb, snd lis vicinity, that be will
-Ie2Eisit Them By the frat Of April, for the paI-
1Qse pf anofding an opportunity - any Nbc
~ Anxious 70 preserve the'r teeth ~ timely
.||| OF those who unfortunately have
-. Il. IITod &c lhem.hr dile4se. - has hem
replaced t3 Afn6cial orc. eqatl n point soi
beauty. and durability % the natural teeth.
CharlestoWn. FEB IS 1884,