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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

mn and alter the.M onday The 10th, the Fates
- of ssfs 81 the Winchester and Potomac
Railroad Win Be ~ follows. vir:
From Wiashss,er % lIarpers-Fery. xaoa
70 a9 "a aedresarn o.if
From wiAsSsa.r,o cS.ti "a '"e 's'a'n HI; q
From Wiashssser 10 Cssaeroa's gs7i
70 d. andre.urn 81
fp m WiDslist,sr 70 ThomPsoa's rs.
From wiet65stsr e Msassvifis q 81. i. 70
frss e w,s..a,,.s ! s..p Dc ''' return
rtss 9 and return =
From cAselsso~nso IIarpsr..Fsr nee's'u'a 81
From c.nsrsp 10 H.rpsr e. aa0 rsseFn s sS
Do "a do and re,ofn Es73
FF Sa r r i h . HarPsr.- Ferry
From NaeassEi- Or 81 Bridge d n NE Fe rr,usn ~
From s,spbsS.on. 70 a, 3 apa return
Do pol DO and reform / 10
"A Passenger Train viii pass over The road
Passengsrslwill Be taken up or set dowr.sa,
uny point On The line of tie read
The reaqcad charge for going and returnipr
viii BE- exaeoaed, only when tickets are taken:
and passengers who take such tickets will be
allowed ths PfivilegsEof one intervening days
Persons wAo do not take tickets, will be
charged SIX gents Fer mile. for whatever Us
lance they may travel on the road The sane
rate VII neic charged between any two depctsk .
the line Of Thu road .#
By order Sc, Il
April I3. 1888
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

Sufficient Provocditon. -Let men be
ever 50 mild and palientin bis disposition
yel il you stick the toe Of your booti p bis
mouth, poke smutty longs in his whlskers,
whip off his coat tail with your penkniie.
] put half bricks in bis soup or open oysters
with, bis razor, ten TO one he will resent
the sinsinualion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
Boots & Shoes.

lHE subscribers have on hanc and expec,
- constantly to keep. general assoFtme ri
Of Boots and Shoes, both coarse and hne, made
oy Mr. John Avs, Ir., (who j. 50 celebrated for
making neat and tnfable work. and are deter
mined to sell as chesp IS ihefebespest
June 6. CRIME & S.aDLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

rTv0Ys far children, On hand ana sor Sic
= cheap By II S FoRNEY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

AT Rules holden in the clerks Office OF the
circuit superior court of law and chancery
for Jefferson County, the first Monday in
August. 1874: IT.
Wiltiem Lille, PLAINTIFF.
AGAINST
Wi'tiGm GrOUs, Richard Dg6ield, Richard vii
IIams, .fd'H'r of John Griggs deed Sebastian
fsatg, tate Sheriff Of Jefferson County, Committee
.effninisirstor de bORis non Of William YestaH,
Diseased Sebastian Eaty. late Sheriff Of Jefferson
Cpuniy. Committee .9dministrator de bonis non
Of .Natkahisf CrGighit Decd Darid Potts, JohIs
kotts, Jonas Potts, William Potts, John H. .dll-
ssadt aud Mary finn his rife Iaie Mary finn
Cerdner, John William Gardnsr, Hannak Gard
nsr, Daniel Snyder, William p, Flood. late She.
'B Of Jefferson County, William Grote as i'd
sEinisirGior Of John Grove, deceased, and as i'd
minislratOr Of Hiliiam p. crsighiH deceased.
DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
TINE defendant, David Potts, not having entered
his Appearance, and givea security according 10
the act Of assembly and the rules Of this court !;
aod il appearing by satisfactory evidence that
he i rot an fhhabisant of this country IL is or
dsrtd, Thatthe said defendant do appear here or
The Istday Of next term, and answer the amend
ed bill OF the plaintiff and that a copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted 10 some newspaper
published in Charlestown, for two months sue
cessfveIy. and posted at The front door Of the
eoufi-house 10 the said town Of CharIestown.
a Copy Teste,
z. T. BROWN, Clerk.
August Is 1894.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

A man is supposed 10 be tolesably well
occupied. when he has bis wife on one
arm. baby onEthe o;her, carrying bas-
kel and cane "a bis hard. Gig in bis
mouth. and hishopeiul heir hohdssg on TO
the skirts 81 bis coal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

Rather SiayP.-A fellow said TO Jew
DO you know they Hang Jews land
Jackasses together 10 England r.
:" | die 81" repiiedt he Israeliie, "but II
il be true, il Is fortunate that you and /
are not therefor one Of Us might be hung
for bis nation, the other for his nature !;
and that would be The end Of US both. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

An actress. performing Lady Anne. in.
King Richard, repeating The passage. OF
wheh shah have resi- p was abruptly
answered 5y>s psg 10 he gallery. Never
hll you pay ne the thirty shilisags you
ogasme.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

Uncle Sam knows man who says be
has fallen 10 love four times 10 bis life. and
much fears that fifth attack will carry him
off N =,
I death 10 quackery." as the man said
when be knocked duck over With club.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
DR. p JAYNE Philadelphia

Il PHILADELPHIA, May 10. 1888. p:
+ Dir jayne DearSir | feel thaiiI canahlrdIy!
Fay enough 10 favor of your Hair Tonic. My
Ehair had been failing of FOR about two tears,
sand had become very thin, threatening speedy
Ebaldness when commenced using your remedy.
I'm about one week il ceased to fall OFF have
used itInow lpr about three months and have as
{full and thick a head Of hair as can possibly
sdesire, ! have Recommended lis use 10 a num-
Der Of my friends, who a u speak we'll Of il. If
faithfully employed have no doubt. Of its gen.
Eerai success may add that before using your
slTonlc. i had tried many OF the VARIOUS articles
skunploSed for The hair, suchA the Macassar Oil,
al the acknowledgements of Bears OIL, We
keiableA Hair Oil, &c, without experiencing
xxnhch, If any, btneft.
{ Respectfully yours, $ B FrreA,4M D.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

HEAvY.-A man taid 70 another !:
(Which is the heaviest. quar-, Of rum or
a quart Of water 4"
Rum most assuredly," said he other.
"lor saw msn that weighed 2l0 lbs.
staggering under . quar-, Of rum. when
he could hsve carried a gallon Of water
with ease"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

/ hate tight Iacing and loose cenrer<stionr
Abrndanl sab snd hnle information
The faol Who siigsjn bed and shores 10 meeting.
Whol4ughs while talking ard talks while eating,
These ihings khaie. yei more / hate to see.
The piinlef cheated 81 Ms hard.esTne1 Fee
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
STONE CUTTING.

OF EVERY VARIETY.
Having purchased an extensive QUARRY ID
the most beautiful W1tfs. and YaiGgeled MIR
BE, and an EXTENSIVE wster powe % saw aIl9
polish with, his prices will be LOW. ole
great sdvsntsge1o purchasers is, that ali Stode
will be delivered 81 his risk; without any Ell ia
charge.
"LETTERING neatly executed. s
By application TO Mr.. Horatio N. Gagaheb
Chsfleslown, those who may desire any OF 9is
shove articles can be shewn the list Of .pritss
and the different plans. He will also fdrvst
any orders, epitsPhs, &C., that may be dssirtS
/ Or, by addressing him, at Leitersburg, waslk
ington county, Nd, orders can be filled with9a
delay.
| 6eNo imposition need be feared, as lis
prices are Uniform. lsf
January 81 ls43-ly. q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

BALZARlNES. AND BALZARINE
LAWNS
a LARGE and beautiful assortment Of The
a above articles. cheaper than any hereto.
fore offered in the county, al
r. LEvERING's.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05

TINE sebseribers DESTROYS Of closing on. iheir
Il remaining stock Of Baiz3rines. Bereees.
Lawns, &e., will sell them at cost Ar cash.
They are Of he latest style. We invite the Ia
dies loscslt and laok through Them before they
purchase MILLER & TATE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
'urs, sB FrreHS4M D.
No l72 Chesnut.sirces.

No l72 Chesnutstreet.
n HAnrLroN, Feb Is, IsaU. !
DR.. D. JAYNE Dear Sir:--I had not f0ished
&c drst bottle Of your Hair Tonic, before de-
Estded change was manifest over the bald part Of
BE hsadto which il was applied. ne growth
& 6ue glossy hair, much like that OF an infant,s
saapeared, and has continued to increase, so that
ijhsye had it cit two or three times.
began The Csc OF the Tonic with little or no
fsIth that it would ever be successful on nv
aksd and,I wasas much surprised as delighted
yfhen saw the effect. You recofIectthe appear
aace Of my head when in your Office. + assure
zen the hair has been nearly, if moi quite, an
rs long at the times have had il cut, On those
parts which were nearly destitute Of any when
lutte thick. Respectfully yours. &c
GEORGE W. EAToR.
Professor in Hamilton Literary and Theology
cal Seminary, Madison Co., NY.
From the somerviIs m - Whig.l
!. Some lime slnce called upon Mr. P. MD son,
e .Sonerville, for DR.. JaJne's celebrated Hair
come, to- restore my hair, which was ,hen fall
eyg daily | Procured one bottle, and applied
IS contents according TO the directions Mheng
zee bottle was exhausted. discovered 10 m5
E5est surprise and satisfaction. that The young
2Ndit was staftlpg nandsometv therefore ptlE~h
erased another, and soon Til had used three
tYgitles, apd now, as compensation, my hair il
~ thick as ever as
& Add Whist is more surprising, my badness
MAS not occasioned BY sickness, in which CASE
lsere is greater hope Of restorstiOn-hut was
fSre diary. jas. o RoGERs, Methodist Min
IN ister, Mount Horeb, Somerset Co., N j
Haynes Tonic Vermifuge, a safe and pleasant
fSmedy for worms; Dyspepsia. Weakness, loss
~ appetite, and for intermittant fever, and Aeaa
akd Fever
HTay mes Csrminative Balsam, Is acerta ii, safa
aM efeclual cure for Dyseniery. Diarrhn Cho-
IsSa Morbus, Simmer complaint, ChoIic Gripping
Pms. Sour stomach, sick and nervousHead.
ache, Heartburn, WaterbFash, Pain or sickness
ofFhs Stomach, and all bowel affections
9syne's SanatiNe PillsfoT Liver complaint Dxss
pffsia. Rheumatism, diseases of the skin, Impi4
ff;S II The Blood. Cbstweness. Paius Il ne
llafes Bilious Affections, Female Diseases. and
f3Haa diseases where an Alternative Of Pergat;re
u9sslcine may berequiTed.
gsepared only by Dr D JAYNE, NO 90. sonih
" Street, Philadelphia, where his other yalnS.
1IsTemedies may be had T. and for sale ~
III JOHN r BROWN, CharIestown.
JOSEPH CROSBY, Harpers Perry +
In hfaaFy I, fS44 --fy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
VIRGINIA, 10 wit:

August Is, 1874.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
Encourage Home Maaufae-
lures.

charlss,own. April {, 1914, =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
notice ID Passengers.

e. s. %s.S. ~ . .as 'ss
Railroad via Be Al follows. viz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05


For The Wings 10 sing a merry song,
Bat noG they hook our songs and tunes
And next, we expect, they'll cook our coons
Getout Of the way, &c.
Sufficient Provocaitcn. men be
ever so mild and pslientin bis disposition,
yel il you stick the toe Of your boot in bis
mouth, poke smutty tongs in his whlskers,
whip off his coat tail with your penkniie.
put half bricks in bis soup or open oysters
with bis razor, ten TO one he will resent
{ the sinsinualion.
Too GpH Two Attorneys wishing 10
compliment a certain Judge, one OF them
began
aYour honor knows how TO manage
these rspscallions equal 10 clock work. /"
Yes, replied the other, when your
honor gets aPsrcel Of these ragam9f fins
around you. your honor is perfectly at
home"
aJsmmy, what is member Of Con.
gress !"
"A member Of Congress is common
substantive. ssreeihg with, self interest,
and is governed by So day, understood.
A Yankee has invented drilling Ma.
chine !, which not only>dIills wood, rocks
and iron. but Is also useful in drilling mill
: tsry companies.
Burke once remarked to Gsrrick ,bsrall
bitter things were bot. AYE" said Gar.
rick, what do you think Ct bitter cold
weather. r.
A ysakee has invented yellow specla,
cles, for making lard look like butter
They are ! great saving 10 expense. as
lard eaten with these speciacles on tastes
very much the same as stewed oil.
Uncle Sam knows man who says be
has fsllsn 10 love four times 10 his life. and
much fears that q fifth attack will carry him
off
death 10 quackery." as the man said
when be knocked duck over with club
Rather Sior6.-A fellow said TO a Jew
do you know they Hang Jews land
Jackasses together 10 England +"
81 dig Of, !" repiiedt he Isrseliie, "but if
il be true, il is fortunate that you and l.
are not therefor one Of US might be hung
for his nation, the othe. for his nature
and that would be The end OF US BOTH
-
HEAvY.-A man taid 10 another
(which is the beaviest. quart Of rum OF
q quart Of water I"
Rum most assuredly." said The other,
"lor I saw ! msn that weighed al0 lbs
staggering under quart OF run. when
he could hsve carried gallon Of water
with ease"
A man Is supposed 10 be toleTably well
occupied, when he has bis wife on one
arm. baby on the o;her, carrying a has
kel and .csne RI bis hssd. Gig in bis
mouth. and hishopeiul heir hokissg on 10
the skirts 81 bis coal.
An actress. performins Lsdy Anne. in
King Richard, repeating The passage. OF
wheh shah have resi- p was abruptly
answered 5y>s wsg 10 he gallery, Never
all you pay ne the thirty shiliiags yous
oFefme.
on Baebsiors = Reservoirs Of whims
and caprice and wholesale deslefs 10 mo-
tioa,-sisy they take old maids fer ply.
Did you ever know 40 individual to
fail ia business, yho did 'nt live better and
have more money afterwards
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-05
JOSEPH CKOSRY.

August Is 1894.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
A NEW DISH FOR TWO.

The new Family Cook Book, pub
lshed in London, a quaint affair, gives
the following receipt for "Dish for
two," called Marriage. 1t may be
served in the same way in this part Of
the world.
"Catch a young gentleman and lady.
The young gentleman will be best raw,
and the young lady quite tender. Set
the gentleman at the dinner-table; take
a bottle Of wine-claret is good, port is
better, a dash of champaign will give
il a briskness; let him soak in this mix
ture for couple of hours; if no signs OF
boiling, try another bottle. When
getting red in the gills, take him in the
drawing-room; if in winter set him at
the freside with the lady, throw IN a
dish OF green tea, OF about three cups to
each; let them simmer together. lin
the summer time. place them IN a cur
rent Of air, as near the window and as
much out of sight as you can; stuck
the lady oil over with flowers, then
place them near the piano, and keep
stirring them Till the lady sings
When you hear the gentleman sigh,
all is going on we'll Then take them
off, and put them in a corner OF The
room on sofa, near chess-board, II
possible and leave them together SIM
mering for the rest of the evening =
Repeat this three or. four times, take
care TO keep them as close to each 9th
or as you can. Great care must be Ia
ken about the degree Of heath too
great they wiIlexpiodc and fly OH; II
too little, they VIII into ajelly, OF
perhaps an ice. The best heat IS the
moderate, regular, and constant. Tho
length Of time during which IL is TO be
applied must be according to clrcum'
stances. For gentleman and lady
under five-and-twenty, three months
three weeks or three days, are some
times sufficient, but in every instance
there must be great precaution to avoid
broil. A certain quantity OF Queen
coin" put in during the cooking, VII
have a great effect in keeping up The
heat: the dish will look remarkably
well if garnished round with bank pa
per; il may then be served up, anC
will make an excellent dish for two
Care should be taken that no vinegar i
used, as the Dish is remarkably apt Il
turn sour"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
THE SABBATH.

Hark. the temples solemn chime
IT'S the holy Sabbath time!
''ris the day forever blest
AS the Christians time Of rest.
Hark the gentle invitation
To repJse and alteration
Something in the Sabbath toll
Soolhs the mind and wins the soul;
Telling men OF Heavens care,
And attuning hearts TO prayer.
Hark! the sounds 60 up TO heaven.
Whence came down the precious leaven,
Fen as happy earth should try
Songs responsive to the sky.
Softer seem the winds TO blow,
Calmer seems the earth to grow,
Balmier the breath of day,
Holier the sunny ray;
Brighter seem the arched skies
AS the sounds Of prayer arise.
IT'S the wrapt and solemn pause
OfIhe great First.guiding Cause!
Who from the mighty labor staid,
When the beauteons world was made.
When the land, in verdant pride,
Rose, the waters TO divide
When the LIGHT broke at "The Word"
And first life in Eden stirred.
Then He spoke. as there he stood,
at is done, and it is good :"
Holy Sabbath! Let Va pray
New reiurnings of the day.
From the ills of carging care,
Saddened thought and dark despair;
Mortal things that fretthe soul
Till it sinks in their control
From the blight CT stubborn will.
Holy Sabbath, save Us still.
Hark the Temples solemn chime;
Ills the holy Sabbath time!
st. Louis Rev.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05

AN ANIMATED WARNING IAN
In Ireland a warming pan is called a
friar. Not many years ago an unso-
phsticated girl took service in hotel
in the town OF -. Poor thing, she
had never heard of a warming pan in
her life, though she regularly confess
ed 10 lriar once year.
1t so happened on cold and drizzly
night that priest took lodgings in the
inn. He had travelled far, and being
weary, retired at an early honr. Soon
after the mistress Of the house called
the servant girl.
"Belty, put the friar into No. 6.
Up went Betty to the poor priest.
"Your reverence must go into No.
6, my mistress says"
"How! What" said he, annoyed at
being disturbed.
"Your reverence must 60 into No.
! g."
There was no help for it, and the
priest arose.
"Put the friar into No. A."
! Betty said something about disturb
| ing his reverence which her mistress
did not understand. So she told the
girl in sharp voice to DO as directed,
and she would always do right. Up
went Betty, and the unhappy priest,
despite his angry pro,estations, was
obliged to turn out Of No. 6 and 60 IN
TO No. 4. Bot little time elapsed ere
the girl was told 10 put the friar into
No. 8, and the poor priest, thinking
that everybody was mad in the house,
had sturdily resolved 10 quit it the
next morning, crept into the damp
sheets Of No. 8. But he was TO enjoy
no peace there. Betty was again d.
rected to put the friar into No, 3, and
with tears 10 her eyes she obeyed. In
about an hour the landlady concluded
TO 90 to bed herself, and the friar was
ordered into her room. Wondering
what it all meant, Betty reused up the
priest and told him he must go into
No. IL. The monk crossed himself
counted his beads and went into No
IL.
II so happened that The husband o
the landlady was troubled with the
green-eyed monster. Going up Il
bed, therefore, before his wife, his sus
picions were confirmed by seeing be
tween his own sheets, a man sound a
sleep. To rouse the sleepe: and kicl
him into the street was the work of
moment; hor was the mistake explain
ed till next day, when the priest in
formed the innkeeper what outrage'
had been committed upon him, aud h
learned to his smaZement, that he hat
been serving the whole night as
warming pan.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
NO. 30.

General Tom Thumb has lately come
near losing his life. The General and
a Mr.. Sherman were taking ride, and
were on the driving box. While de-
scending steep hill, the horse took
fright, ran at the top of his speed and
dashed against high stone wall with
such force as to break his neck, and
shiver the shafts and portion of tho
carriage to atoms. MIR. Sherman had
seen the approaching danger, and held
the General firmly in his arms and the
moment the conclusion occurred he
cleared the horse and the wall, the lat
ter nearly nine feet in height, and Ian
ded safely in the adjoining field, pre-
serving his charge harmless.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05

AN EMPTY JAZZ. The Grand Jury
in Winebago county, H., in a reccnt
address 10 the Court, state that the all
of that county is without prisoner,
and has had but one since January last.
They add with truth that tins fact
speaks cloquently for the character of
the county, and for the love Of morali-
ty, temperance and good order cherish
ed by its people.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05

occurs 10 me that a horizontal tariff OF
a certain per cent, or zig-zag tariff of as
much again as half, might have rec
tangular influence not calculable by the
rule of three, but yet subjet TO the in
cidental periuosites ofthe abstiiingular
corniptionism. This opinion is but
the crude suggestion of hasty view of
the subject, and is not offered as final.
The next query is, whether, if Sir
Robert Peel's sliding scale amounts to
a prohibitory duty on the Ohio Fat
Girl, as American produce, il will be
competent for us to exclude the
Queens babies as foreign Injuries
that is, provided they are sent over for
a change of air? l say, decidedly, that
as this is question touching live stock,
It does not come under the head of
salt meat; but thiuk that | should be
in favor Of going the whole hog
Hoping | have answered your
queries satisfactorily, l remain, gentle
men, yours, sc. J. X. Polk.
Messrs. Snooks, Rocks, Old(ogy, &c.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05

TRoUBLE.-The Warsaw Signal
says, that one day last week, Bishop
George Miller, who is Trustee in Trust
for the Church of Latter Day Saints,
got into aquarrel with Elder Lyman
Wight, which from words arose to
blows. The result was that the Bish-
op got severe drubbing. A man by
the name of Woodwork, architect of
the Temple, fell upon Wight, after tho
latter had done with Miller, and gave
him in turn satisfactory dressing
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05

NEWSPAPERS IN LONDON. The
weight of newspapers sent from Lon
don by the mails in each week is more
than forty tons. The weight on Sat
urday is not less than eleven IONS. -
The number Of sheets is estimated al A.
bout 40, 900 per week. About $50
men arc employed in tho newspaper
department Of the London Post Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05

From HAvANA.--We learn by the
Matanzas Aurora, that on the 18th ul-
tirlo, Thomas Vargas and Pedro
Nunes were executed by being shot in
the back. for hsving taken part j.. the
late insurrectioaaTy movements.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05
New ORLEANs.-The Tropic fthc

New ORLEANs.-The Tropic ofthc
18th says
We are happy in being able to state,
for the information of all, and especial
ly the Orleanois, that the city contin-
ues remarkably healthy, and there is
every prospect at present that it will
continue so. The river has fallen con-
siderably, and is still! falling. Cotton
has begun TO arrive in pretty large
quantities, and the city already begins
TO wear more lively aspect than du-
ring the summer months. We are on
the eve Of the business season, and with
cheering indications of a stirring win
ter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-10-05

MoDEsTY.-T'he latest case OF mod
esty is recorded by NJ. c. Field, OF
the St. Louis Hcveile: 'One adora-
bic Miss Snooks, OF New Orleans a
maiden slightly addicted to porter, IS
so modest that she will not cary her
watch in her bosom, because watches
have hunts.