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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08
May is, 1874.
Encourage Home Manufac-

HUyHE subscribers have on hand, d general
assortment Of Homemade Shoes and Boots,
made by workmen in our own town; among
which are The finest stitched aud pegged Boots.
Also, very iihe and fashionable calf and morocco
shoes, with those that are more substantial
We expect TO get, in a few days, large num-
Der of heavy coarse shoes and boots, suitable
forseryants' service, to which we ask the atten-
lion OF farmers and others in Want Of any Of the
nbove named description Of Boots add Shoes. -
Any work sold By us will be warranted. Prices
How. MILLER g. T,4TEs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

FKKTE have finished opening eur second sup
Wv BPly Of New Spring & summer Goods,
consisting Of
Forsign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Hardware and Groceries,
China, Class aud Queenswsre,
Woodware,
Iron, steel and Castings, sc.
All Of which We invite our customers and the
public generally 10 call and examine.
B. T. ToWNER 6 co.
Shepherdstown, June 6.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08
NO. 20
From tie Rrsasriek H.rala.

:, 4; 2 Denial Colonel Moan Pn,.iss shus cruel.
which "a de hopes Of The Locos as 10 his
"''s' 'asy weFs as.i.ous Of ,oaiins I. q :
NJ D'HEs ,1 Frederick Co. ]. ,sl l5as ,s
port was Il ci Il a;aD'p lssa had Ihr
Nmg paety and become POLK - Ialfs
ias man. aud having seen I1eo'oea pat
=. non Gettvsl 5 snf another from
i ffis cGsa.- my name among ths lisEs
~ e1snses, here say that |, is without
proof iipn. and challenge ARE aa:hSr lOfI
cong out 0penlyHIways and II all l:rnes
IS Ib,s,,ps 50 SEN. sa8 Pratt a@ los Gay
' %n t.urn = Loco Polkite, The SUM- VT I.s;
use y The west and. sci ir The easfs n
-nefesore proclaim the author ba.s 1hr;e3
orr apd willSdo my utmost, 10 secuse lba.
lection Of Henry Clay, Theodore FrsIiags
luysen. and Thomas 9. Pratt. n
NOAH PHILIPS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08
COAL, COAL.

lust received and for sale at Dutiold's De-
q pot, . lot Of the best COAL for smithing
ever broughtinto the county. II is-1he same
coal which is used ID all the Machine Shops Of
the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company.
II can beha Of the low rate Of is cents per
bushel An kinds ofproduce taken in exchange
for Goods, Coal, Iron, Nails, and Salt for which
produce will give Baltimore price, deduciipg
freight and eonmissicns.-Girem me a shake.
ALFRED DuFFIELD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08
ROOfS e Shoes.

unHE subscribers have on hang and expect
constantly 10 Keep, general assortment
Of Boots and Shoes, both coarse and tine, made
81 AT. John Avis, lr:s (who is 50 celebrated fol
nsksnx neat and durable work. and ale deter.
r.in,d u sell as cheap rs The cheapest.
Juns S. CRIME s S.aDLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

ne3nahrR sdad women psxes s,.,r..ry4
ed gentlemen and. ladies not unfrequent-
ly do. We have heard Of lady who
once left the ballroom because a me.
chanic entered. She married a basket
maker. and died wssherwoman.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08
TO the Ladies.

~ subscribers desirous Of closing o., ~
emaining stock Of Balxoripe-.e e a. ..s.'
=. sns. &c. WIN eel then At cost
10y ere q he latest STYLE Wsfpri,s - ~.
~. e cal and look through then befo,s 49,
e-<SS-.e. MILLER q TATE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

ItIoushl 10 Sc generally known that ihe
pensions 10 widows Of oficers Of Re oln-
Iioparv soldiers are revived and extended
10 The wear ls46, and can be drawn ac-
coIdingly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

TIE Posi- Once Har.--Mr. Wieklife
has served 4 .mandamus on the railroad
companies. TIA, be shall fine them $50 for
every time they transport any Of Pone-
roy's agents on The road /; while Pome.
roy threatens to prosecute the company
for damages whenever they refuse 10 con-
Vey bis agents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

SAyk wsn. 70 purchase At the marie, nil.
= d i, = O. 5000 pounds OF Wool. for VIA; IA
avg I. MILLER ( TATE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

|, Launches as be reached ~ 49, !,
commander Of The cobor, sSas ualo; 10
brother officer. ssssd %
= ne were just inlime, I see. Ibs.,d
"a landing. that there was ! rio, ;s s,u
eny aud the cause: and / oalIon.d 'a :
9nee snIther. We are 10 day CONF "a :
l,alys and ! bring important news m
stefan . dead. and The perseen,;oa ~
S ns Christians are 10 be stopped I,
HV We came up as we Gid@a =
this instant have spoken further. bu. :,
.shriek from he scs5 5..!IIGDnn assrresEsd ~
lIon OF his op'a name. He tnrn;eeda o NJ
" around, and for The first time his 60
feR on the maiden. Quick a Igb,o;as
e ieaPed from bis horss. dingi9s The
Birdie 10 The nearest 5y-slanaer soa
rusheftowards her. aNu
julia Antony !!"twefe the mn,n.lax
Carnations Oft lovers as thew fell into
each others arms for il was he Numid;.
ian hunter. now risen to high rank. who
nad thus OPPORTUNITY arrived 10 rescue hisI
Language wouldbs too weak to describe |
suas meeting, 10 haste the lover ordered |
3. sn , 70 De brought for Julia. ard BY |
us Commands she. was conveyed 10 ,bs
house Of The prator, whose w;fa ,eos
.nalse o. me orphan girl. The intelli-
80 2. piocietian.s death spread with
nconceiyable rapidity; aud those who
we're favorable to the Christians. now
poke boldly out. The great mas or1hs
nhuential citizens, as usual. sided w;lb
ne new order Of things. The tide Of =.
Ike \ WnHp tbn ess;; And the mob, finding
heir cage and retained from harm, il.Ad | !
The young officer himself soon became |
! Christian, his conversion ID that faith
'eing doubtless attributable is the exam
lie and arguments Of Julia.
On the pleasant shores OF the Nhmidi. |
N bay, stands the ruins Of once splens
lid palace. Tradition says that there liv.
ID the Christian M alden and her puissantI
lusband. the hero and heroine Of our
tory.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

nsnd, lot Of very hicsIv cured g,ro,
hog round, which We viii sell low go ~
xrg4 MILLER & TATE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08
THE TEXAS QUESTION IN TENNESSEE

THE TEXAS QUESTION IN TENNESSEE
The Hon. John w. CRocKETT, wiring
to the editor of this paper from Paris, West
Tennessee, upon business. adds the follow.
ing postscript, which, though not probably
designed for publication, We takeethe lib
|erly Of transferring to our columns. The
apology for this will be found in The heart /
felt qualification which the perusal OF the
noble Whis sentiments Of the worthy and
distinguished writer has afforded US. and
which weAare sure will be participated in
by our readers generally :--.Nashpitfss
Wing. 2
i ut gives me great pleasure 70 assure
you, withou. pArIialilyor prejudice, that
! 10 politics all il light 10 this quarter. The
spirit OF 40 is7eompietely rekindled, and
litis obvious 10 The most superficial obser.
yet. that Slate pride will be the ruin Of
/ Polk, SO far as the Western District IS con-
cerned. The Texas humbug is already
texploded. The Locofoco leaders disgust.
led eyery BODY here, and killed themselves
OF, by their hypocrisy in pretending that
they did not wish 10 see the question Of
annexation have the slightest bearing on
the Presidential election. They have nov
Thrown of the mask, but not until they
! could wear il no longer; and ! honestly
believe it will be 90 perfectly dead ~ .
month that the most unscrupulous OF them
will be ashamed 10 mention il. We are
all for the acquisition Of Texas upon pro
:, per principles and conditions; bul Lot
single Wing, so far as can learn, hal
beenor can be gulled into the support Q
|. Polk on this issue.
"You know | am peculiarly situated
!. Texas is The grave Of my father and ! an
warmly snd zealously in favor oil her an
J nexa,ion al soon as il can be done upor
: principles consistent with the honor ar'
integrity Of my own country and az
satisfied that Texas has clear and per
I(ect right 10 cede her territories, and TIA
!, he aco iisstion OF that country upon pro
!. Iper conditions would prove highly bene
: t6cial 10 every portion Of this Union. ~
! s.iIl I am among those who regard IN
!, lpeace and harmony. The prosperity an
:. glory Of our country. as paramount 20 eye
:. ~ other considerations; and am. there
fore opposed 10 any attempt 70 bring
Texas without consulting the nation. an
the sanction OF clear majority OF the PEI
e Die Of This Confederscy. an for y
% COUNTRY and HERRY CLAY. FIRST, and !!
Or Texas next. and for Polk NEVER ind
e - !, e;;rc,,uSfonces' As ever. yours.
O. JOHN w. CROCKETT.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

Patent Rifles and HoIlow Castings.
ak dozen Patent Rides,
~ POTS, Ovens, skills,s. Grizzlies. Bfcilsrs,
EXTRA Lids. &c.
For sale ehezp By
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08
WHISKEY

FEW barrels Of A. B. Hansons Old Rye.
A and Tuscaloosa whiskey. just receirsd
ana for sale By CRANE 3 s.aDLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08


BufaIo.-P. ST. GEoRGE Cooks, Car
tain Of the Y. $, Dragons stationed Al
Fort Leavenworth. in alrsocnt letter 70 Inc
National Institute. says
The Buffalo is becoming domesdcsted
ia western Missouri; they may be seen
with cattle roaming at large over the pral-l
ries, thickly dotted with farms Of the adj
IioiLing counties. The experiment OF
crossing the breed will soon be completes
its supposed advantages tested but l. am
Iinclined to think that the pure buffalo
will become highly valued domestic ami
usl i it will possess these advantages
LIST. Superior sirength-2d. A great SUI
periorily. already proved, in the endu-
rance Of severe winter weather-3d. The
wool: cannot pronounce ihatNts quality
will prove an important eonside ration /;
the mittens a pair made Of the wool and
| sent 10 the Instituted will show that il is
of excellent quality. Il is shed 10 the
4 spring, or may be pulled of By hand
/ EAST BosroN Tho island Of East
Boston was purchased about fen years
iIsince al the rate OF about one hundred dol
4 lars per acre; and land has recently been
1 sold there, We understand, al the rate oil
| fifty thousand dolIdrsPer acre. The wharf
property 10 East Boston j. now worth
Il more than the whole island cost ten years
4 ago. Very few spots Of eerth in thu
Lcountry, or probably in any other, has ad
} yanced in value with such fapidiiy a
Fast Roston. bunker Hill .4ur0rd.
il Talue of Hen in Grden.-Al an az
I Mountaineering lately heldin New York
Mr.. Smythe. the protector Of theiAtlanti
I Steam Navigation Company. said that b
had in England trained two hens 10 de
: srroy the insects 10 the garden with grea
! success. He would lei The hens into th
garden early in the morning, and as 500
j As thew had finished their work, call iher
I off 10 feed them, and ,hen keep them
way until next morning. when1hey woul
! be hungry. He was noWsin this countr
{ E,,ainipg regiment Of hens 10 destroy IN
/. insects in field Of corn belcDgingto b
2 nephew.
Curious Fdcf.-If England paid b.
q national debt, il would take 9i6 IS. 2
i from each personto pas ii i wouldtal
3 leti 6s. Cd. from each Frenchman 10 pa
s the debt or France il would take ESQ s
IA. from each Duichman 10 pay the de
o. Holland; and IL would lake "a II
!, Cd. from each Pennsylranian to pay Y
y debt Of that Stale.
= Tie Post Office Har.-Mr. Wieklr
has served mandamus on the rallrol
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

There smoothing ,purer than honesty
nothing sweeter than charity-not6ing
warmer than loye-nothing richer than
wisdom-no:hing brighter than virtue
and nothing more steadfast than faith
These. united in one mind, form The pu.
rest+.the sweetest-,lhs richest-.the
brightest, and the most slsadfast HApp,-
NESS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08
groceries.

No, Il. Camp Meeting.
= y7UST feceiyed lot Of "a. Sd aud G. brown
q sheetings, suitable for Tents. Also, Gro
ccries very low, viz;
Coffee, g, s, and 10 cents,
Brown and Loaf Sugars from Sto Is,
Bacon 6 cents round,
Prime Hams cents.
A G W HOLLAND.
Harpars-F srry, July IS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

AIUteUSWUEC.
rTsffE subscribers have lately receiled very
rsaerai asserlmentof Queeusware, which
~ bought IN New York At = reduced price
I'D viii Sc sold 81 small advance.
iss6S CRANE & sADLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08
! psIlttra
The WING TARIFF OF ls.9.

II -
| There are bat few persons who have
undertaken 70 calculate the immense al
yan,ages which the laboring portion II
our population, connected with m;n;,r
sLe now deriving from the Whis TARA, 81
1917. Aiittle calculation, however viii
throw some light upon the subiect.-
stnnio7 tle present year the wages Of
IA IIa.asrs and labprers have advanced on
There arc sifsffs .si;ss-- ,ss. sr0uss thou
sand persons employed in mining Coal
which at 75 cepss, advanced wages would
make the.sum Of Three thousand dollars
per week. and for eight months would a.
mountto The large sum Of one hunGyed
and tro thousand dollars, additional " aaes
paid TO four thousand men 10 this region
engaged in mining coal. And las every |
other branch OF business has been affect |
ed 10 similar manner. some idea can be
formed Of the blessings which enlighten
ed Wing legislation is scattering broad
cast throughout the land But great as
he Benefit already derived is. should
Henry Clay be elected President (which
,andid men Of all parties noe admit J ana
he present Tariff be made a permanent
Measure, wages will next year advance
gain at least 75 cents per week, which
would put the sum Of two hundred and
our thousand dollars additional wages in
ne pockets OF four thousand laborers in !
be short period Of eigltmonths. This Is
question that appeals directly to The
ockets Of the whole cohmunfy--it is q
IpOn her hdahy ssstst- force itself upon The
measures and Wing men, with S2UI,UUtl !
ddilional wages 10 their pockets -or Lo
ofoco measures and men, empty pockets,
nd starvation staring them 10 the face.
IPOtisviRs pa Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

The Locofoco papers generally are
making AIgreatnoise al what they call de-
sertiohs from ahe Wings. by several per.
sons n PIusbnrg. They forget 10 Tell The
people thai these SO called desetlers are
abolIiionisls. men who never Belonged 10
the Wing party in fact, andsnow declare
their determination 10 NSle for Birney,
the abolition candidate for President
How much does Mr. Polk gain BY this
Ealiieus Patriot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08
TfnuOreE

n FINE assortment OF Brandy. Gin md
a. Wines, that am seIlingsat / small ad-
Sence on invoice prices. S GIBSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

TIE Detroit (Michigau1 Daily Adyer,
tA---~sA-&@-4s-ll =
who voted for sMr. Van Buren, ia lSi0,.
have declared publicly their determina-
ton mol 10 60 Texas and Polk They,sr I
moi consent 10 sell the North = rullinsls.
This is sspecia4ly the case ia the iaFsc
nazoo. The skies are bright Tor the
Wings ID this State. A better spirits up
now thin In 1910.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

Otto Hoffman, Esq. the able Editor Of
the Gstman Courier, a Loeofoco paper
in Pntsbpfg. has resigned his editorial
chair. 3.Mf. Hoffman has been heretofcre
one Of the most zealops and influential
supporters Of the Locoiec6 party and
has exerleA grea, iuaueRsg among tie
German portion Of our cil'zsks, but. now
he has rehounced Polk and Free trade
and comes OUT in favor of Clay aud Inc
Protective Tariff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

The Boston Atlas says:
The Hop. James Fowler Of Westfeld,
who was sor several years the candidate
Of the Loro party 10 Connecticut, fcl Lieut.
Governor, and ever since stood high in its
confidence, has signihed bis determination
not 10 yolS for Polk and Dallas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

IaH Stewards district, Pennsylvania, nuF
merou, changes are, recorded Among
them, conspicuous delegate 10 shes Cons
.veniion to nominate opposition % Mr.
Stewart al The last election, Ewho has
come oul for Clay and The Tariff.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

A gentleman Of great intslllgenes
writes from Vermont that The I.osofos1s
ofthst State are deserving the Polk stand
ard by hundreds. PoTH's opposition H.
the inieFesis Of the wool growess wiil
operate very powerfully sgainsl bin NJ
the North.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

Asew weeks ago. sixteen Lorol5cos Il
Ritcbie county. Virginia, cams Sus and
openly enrolled themselves ii lib WI
EankS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

Two Locorocos joined the New Albany
{Indisua) Clay Club at iis last meeting
on The. evening Of The 2lst. One Of
them. Mr. Beers, sci Iofihlsir i foYoible
speech, his reasons for abandoning his
party. The Clay Club d Chsiesiowp.
lndIana. was also joined BY two Locpioces
at il last meeting.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

The Canton (Ohiol Renos,torv III ia
1th ult states tha, ia two TOWNSHIPS ~
that county Stark one hundred aadI g6,,
Democratsl W no are in favor Of the 1ay;if
and againss he Polk doclrince OF lm,ne.
diale annexation have come ont rom he
Locoioco party and pledged themselves
to vote for Clay and Frelinghuyssn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

AFGHAN LUSTRE.
= %FU and beautiful arliei6 for ladies'
AZ 5fS..,s. FOR sale b. r LEFERlNG.
l,1r1tfs- Fsfry. hIay
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08
Buckskin Gloves.

USTreceivsd supply OF Winchester made
buekskin Gloves, very superior for har.
vest, which viii. sell very cheap.
JOHN G. WILSON.
hsrpers-FeFry, June Is, 1874.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
A ApRILDAY.

/ When the warm sun, that brings
Seed time ard harvest, has returned AMIN.
lis sweet to visit the still wood, where sprinp
The first flower Of the plain.
] love the season we'll,
When forest glodes arc tceming Sith brigh
forms,
Nor dark and many. folded clouds f~ors,ell
The coming.on ofstorms.
From the earth's looBened mould
ne sapllilg draws It's anstenance, and ihriyes
Though stricken to the heart with winter,
cold,
The dropping tree reyiyes.
The softly. warbled song
Comes from the pleasant woods, and colored
wings
Glance quick in the bFight sun, that moves
along
The forest openings.
When The bright sunset Ellis
Ihe silver woods with light, the green slope
Its shadows in the hollows Of the hills.
And wide the upland CLOVIS.
And, when the eve is borne.
n the blue lake The sky, o'er.reaching far,
10 followed out, and the moon dips her horn. =.
And wrinkles many a star.
Inverted in the tide,
the gray rocks, and trembling shadows
throw,
And The fair trees look over, sids by side,
To soc themselves below.
Sweet April l-many a thought
IS welded unto thee, az hearts are wed
ahail they fail, till, TO It's autumn brought.
Lies golden fruit is she'd"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
a WIFE WORTH HAVING.

We Sere favored, a few weeks ago. with
an interview with mr. Harvey Ford. Of Win.
chester, Litch6eld county. who called in r.
pay his subscription for the fourth volume OF
the farmers Gazette. Mr.. Ford's farm lies
principally in the to#n Of Goshen. and like
most Of bis townsGnen, he is a thorough. hired
dairyman. and employed in producing The
famous Butter and Cheese, which have ac-
CURED such an enviable name all over the
land. Ills operations in this line are not "A
extensive as mary of his neigh5ors he keen
ing only, on an average, twenty cows but the
products Of bis dairy are of the best QUALIFY.
and always demand the highest pfice in lie
market. The first premium On Cheese was
awarded TO him by the Hartford County Ap-
rIcultural Society, in 1912,
Feeling highly grati6ed with the onportu.
nifty Of an Interview with an intelligent farmer
from that section of our State, We exercised
our Yankee P~rerogatiges and asked Mr. Ford
q great many questions in relation to his
business. We ascertained that he had oc-
bis farm about sixteen years, dnrino
v hfch time his energies had been directe5
to the siitcle object Of PRODUCING )
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
NEW ESTABLISHMENTS !.

Mr.. C1EBER, Merchant aiIoE, announces
to the public Of Baton Rouge ang hi vicinity,
that he has just opened a store fU tha purpose
of conducting the tailoring business. Gar
ments cut and made on the shortest notice and
in the latest fashion. Having cSrriGd on this
business before in this town, his Gsapafitie# are
well known. Having a number Of go5d work
men on hand, be is enabled TO ascosninodate
those who wish to encourage hims without de-
Law, and at prices az low as anys otEssr esta.
blishment.
He has constantly on hand an: assortment
NJ cloths. cassimeres, satins; casSImares and
satin for vests, &c, at his store, sqpEpsite B
Jourdan's Drug Store, Lafayette fsFeS;t.
december 80 ~ j
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1844-02-17
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