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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
jefferson Boot 4 shoe
|A9F0@To
NO. /. MILIrR,O R6if'

NO. !, -MILLER'S Row
AMES Mcdaniel, tenders his sincere
~. nsnks 10 bis friends and customers for
= hoeral patronage heretofore extended
= I'm, ana oegs leave 10 state to his friends
80 me public generally, that the Boot & Shoe.
:. ing VIZ be carried on IN its various branch
Ir vito redoubled energy, under The name OF
sanES MCDANIEL & CO., who will have on
az. :. AL lines, the best materials, and also
.e very best workmen that can be procured
-ne VIII Warrant heir work TO be- Inferior 10
n1ae made IN the Valley, and a, prices which
ssaey nnpolJ eonceive) will render entire salts.
-, They hope the plain, az well as The
s' =. .asn'onaole, will give them a call.I
Daniel will always be found athi, Dos,
s"q VAT Exert every effort 10 give sStisfaction'
Lsaies What all times be waited on !. their
houses ~ and the work returned. when done.
expect te~keep on hand . cousider.hl.
Supply Of all kinds OF work. Persons who :.
.a0nlzs Us may rely upon the work being dom
promptly, and our cash prices cannot be beat. :.
i s. RIapT ENnTRss
SehsIlesiowu, Feb 10, Is45.
The ladies bench. VI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
@AKl AND
Select Female Academy


TINE subscriber respectfully Informs the
Il public that be has engaged with JAMES
NJ. BROWN, Esq to take charge Of Select
Female Academy, which he will open at his
place, called 't9akland, - JeHersoA-county, vs.. :,
on MoSpAY NEXT, APRIL lara, ls45.
The following are the branches which will
De taught, viz:
orthegrqphy, including the defai-
lions o. t0ords;
Reading, With modalatiOns Of the
roite
Penmqnship, nth the art Of Penmak-
ing !;
arithmetic, algebra, Geometry, and
.Mensuration;
Geography, vith the use of Maps
and Globe
English Grammar, Nth Compost
ton and Epistolary Writing
History, Natural Philosophy, Chem
istry, and Botany.
The Scholastic year will consist Of Two Ses-
sions Of 81 months each. Ths.charge per SEES
sion will be S60--ineAdiRg boarding and Wash
iug-pasabfei IN Glf<usfs in Advance.
Those pupils whose psreNs' may desire il,
will be lsughl the elements oTgvoczi Music.
III addition TO the above. sm5y be learned the
following branches. which will be taught by
Mrs. NARTls atthe most moderate charges, viz:
Ornamental Needle Work in its ia
rioHs branches /;
Poonah, Fslret, and .Ns11otthto
Painting;
: War FlOcer making, and Fancy
Shell Work. @
Specimens for examination will be prepared
at an early period.
Oakland. Jefferson Va.
AprHI7. IS45 -lf :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
Ornamental Branches.

II PROPOSE 10 teach Clsss OF Young Ladies
u all the Ornamental Branches: Such as
Painting in Water Colors, Mezzolinto and Oh
Colors, Wax Flowers and Fruit, Shell Work,
Ebony Work, Worsied Work, DC.
will also take few bosrders on accommo-
d1ting terms. 49,
Residence in the house late in the occupancy
Of Mrs. oGu,t, EharlestOwn.
NAV %, -IsIs-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
NelC Spring. and !SWlianacl.
GOODS.

~VVO0s
THE undersigne4 has the pleasure OF inform
ing his frendsand Customers, that he has
just returned from the PhiIade lphia and Bsti.
more markets with a large and we'll selected
assortment Of ~
Spring & Summer Goods,
which will be sold as low as any Goods in,the
country for Cash, or TO punctual customers on.
the most accommodating and favorable terms.
Amongst his stock may be found the following
named goods
Gents and BOYS, WARE.
Cloths Of all colors and qualities, French. En-.
glish, and .7msrieGn
Cassimeres, black ard fancy coloIs
A fne assortment Of ysslings;
Such as Msrsailles, Valencia, Cashmere, Sa.
tin, &C., ell Of the latest styles;
Drilliugs of all kinds;
A large assortment, Summer Cloths, and other
desirable Goods for Gentlemen and BOYS
Yafe
Heavy plain, and twilled Cotton osnsbures, for
servants ware;
Irish Linnens, white and brown. very low.
Ladies Ware.
Balzarioes ,BTesss, Cashmere. Lacon, land other
new slylesfof goods,
G insham'and prints I'll of'he latest style from
o. cents up, /;
Jaeonets, Book; Swiss and Null Muslins.
Lace mpsIins ofthe latest styles,
Fine assortment OF Thresd Edgings and .Eaces,
7Inseriiugs, &c,
Neus for capsabd wells, shawls Of nev styles,
handkerchief, &c
- Domestic Goods.
50, a., s.34 bfown and bleached coitons,
Plaids, checks, nankeens, osnaburgs,
TEilled COTTON, cotton caps, &c, at low prices.
Boots, Shoes and Hats.
A very large and complete assortmeni-some
very latest styles, ST reduced prices.
QueGnsWare.
A general assortment.
Hardware.
complete assortment.
Groceries.
Brown and loaf Sug,r, from 81 cts up
g P Imperial and Y Hyson Teas,of fine quality;
Coffee from Ct to 10 cents, very prime;
Spices, Ginger, Indigo, Nader, Chocolate, Ep-
SON Sails, Operas, &c; y,
Tobacco, good assortment, at low prices,
Together with many articles not mentioned.
all Of which will be soldst reduced prices for
cash or TO punctual customers on accommodate
ing terms. My fsiepds are respectfully invited
10 give me q call.
H,rpers Ferry ISRAEL RUSSELL.
April TO- lS45
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
M@W G. GODS

TNHE subscriber has just received large
i supply OF New Spring Goods, embracing
every variety Of s,5les-pretfy and cheap.
lie respectfully invites all who are in want
of good Bargains, to give him a call.
JOHN KEPEINGER.
She herdstown, April 3-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

appointed 10 receive conIibul1ns far trsef ID 1eas
statue TO Henry Clay, are tsnindsd that Jane is unl
The nonh during which The cnnsribp.ion, are % den
Be senlin 10 the Treasurer. VI. MeFarlsnd, or Il
lie assistant Treasurer, Miss Eliza NJ. Riddle.
The keeper Of rnenageria wa; lately
beating one ofthe elephants with large
T.. club. A brstander asked him the cause
Why, says the keeper, hes been finging
dust all about the tent, and he's big e.
noughto know better. ~
The nearest guess we ever knew man
10 make was made by one who was iun.
blea out Of second story window. and
when picking himself up. he rather
guessed be wasn't wanted there,
Get out Of the way, or I'll knock you
into the middle Of next week.
Sir, you will much oblige me by so DO
ing asl have note to pay 10 The bank on
Saturday next. Z.
A newly married couple went 10 house.
keeping not long since at Boston. IN Pop.
lar street. Atbreakfast the next morning.
after their entrance, The gentleman said
to bis lady. Ny dear this Is Poplar street,
and BY putting tyoOl in it, it becomes
popular n
And by putting Us ia it,, replied The
lady, 1t will'6ecome PoPulous.
Are you prepared TO settle ;. as the cof-
fee said to the 6sh-skin.
The editor oflhe Ohio Statesman asks
the following question :-@.If a fellowehas
nothing when be gets nlafrfEd. and he gal
has nothing, is her things hizen. or his
things hafnl'
a simple Hibesnian tar. grea. favor
lie with Nelson, used % pray ia these
words every night when he went to bis
hammock God be thanked 1 never
killed auy man. nor any, killed mes God
bless the world. and success to the British
Navy
Two printers al the South--co patinefs
are quarrslliag about diyision Of their
pfodssi We think there must Sc some
mistake about this
y Dfesden, llle fazsed ch,ll was
q heard % call from The widow Of a r.ean
house, 10 her neishbor-sPlesse. Mrs.
Miller mother sends her best comoli-
nents. and if rs foe nealher would roa
50 absggingsmiih befio-msrFow ?
a ptsisa Of Hhe Emerald Isle VA. ash
ed ikE olher5ay. how he ronld ten v hrn
mss was dunk. Faith, snsrsred Pa,
70 qereS Be Alter ~ ing that man va.
dfuek al III. wj;hoai / saas him Try L
light tn pipe u pump.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
q 0AROJI.

THE undersigned 'Ronld=no do justice to his
Il own, feelings NOT 10 his kind friends, were
ne 10 withhold his Acknowledgements for the We
~ haitering encouragement he has met with
since his return 10 charIesiown, in the Joiner &
cHPsnisring Business, and would say 10 all, that
his best efforts will be directed 10 please The
plainest or the most fasiidious.
Call and see him, a few doors west Of DR..
Cordell's. - N. MYERS.
July a. lS44.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
NOTICE.

fHSHE subscribers give notice 10 The Farmers
OF Jefferson who may wish 70. purchase
hecoFmiek's improved y hea tReaper,th Thai they
have placed Machine with the carriage al
tseked. under shelter upon the farm Of An
dfssy Kennedy, Esq. near charles,owD, where
~ Who feel interested ara requested 10 call and
examlue il. Those who wish 10 purchase are
Feqaessed TO MAKE spPIicsticn to Is BY letter.
J. u. HiTE,4k SON.
white PostP %.
March 20, I8l5.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

r a Long Sfrids.-Jobn Jones's success
or says Of the Young Democracy
'It viii plant its right foot on the Northern
sergs OF Oregon, and lis len upon the Atlantic
erssfr
We should think The child would Be
apt 10 burst its tfowsers. IN making such
q. wide s,raddle.-PhiL Morning Post.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
PUMP BW@lN9e
U Charles G. Bragg

REGS leave to inform the citizens OF Lou
q , doup, Clarke, Frederick, Berkeley and
Jefferson counties, that he still continues the
Pump Boring Business. and will be happy. 10
serve the citizens Of the above countesglar HAT
way. His work shall be done in the most
workmanlike manner and perfect satisfaction
insured From long pursuit in this business,
be is confident :hat he cannot be beat in his
calling, by any one.
PromPtness and fidelity shall ever be given
TO orders snd work By strict attention TO bu-
sness he thinks he may relywi,h confidence up
on generous public for liberal support y
Residence 10 Charleslown, Jefferson county,
Virginia, which direction. by letter, will meet
with prompt attention.
CAaRLFS C. gRaGG.
eharlestown, April 3, IS45-Iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

.apt Rspy.-An honest son OF Erin.
green from bis persgriDaiions. put his head
INTO a haveI's Office and asked the in
mate. and what do you sell here''
'BIockbeads,' replied the limb of the
law. Nv &
Och! then to befsure.' said Pat. ii;
must be GOOD trade, for | see but one
EFF. II IL,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
i SHOES & BOOTS.

HAVE on ahaod; direct from The manufae.
u turefs, ! large ind general sssortmeni Of
geutlemeD's Cslf-skin and Morocco Boots.
which s1sselI che speElhan they have ever
been offered in thi5 mssket before. Also, a
choice lot Of womeH's Shoes, from 3Is cents Up
10 81 for The very best skiicle.
john II. afeE,dre..
Shepbsr6siowu,Ma II I645.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
CASH FOEs NRGReaIIs.

v 1t at alltmes give tho highest prices
I 70 C.aSH, fot likely young NEGROES, Of
oosh sexes, from teF to twenty five years 81
ase- Persons having likely servants 10 dispose
o., VIII DO well 10 cali on me al myTesiJence,
~ Charlesiown; aid any Communication in
writing Will be promptly attended to.
JannarF 5.sl843. 1s-if. H.af.S CROW.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
PI.OuGnS.

tfDLoVGHS OF various sizes Of The Lavender
= sP.tern. and also OF Davis celebrated Ha.
gersloHn maEuiaeiure-sH Of which will be
! APril2s. b. r. T0wNER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

What is that which is above. all human;
impeffectpns and yet shelters the weak
est and wIses,, as well as the wickedest Of
all mankiKd-A HAT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
NEW SPRENG GOOnS.

WoHN x. WHITE would respectfully call
e The aueniioniof hisfriends and the public
generally 10 his Stock Of Goods, consisting Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens,rdre and
Hardicdre,
Allof Wh5eh have.been purchased with great
care, aud viii be sold very low forseash, OF 10
nunciual customers. All kinds Of connlEy pro-
duce will be taken IN exchange FOR goods.
Shepherdstou n, NAY 8, lS45
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
/ Large and very connnnOdiOus %
BHICK HOTEl
In CharIestolcn, Jefferson Couatr, Va

s T.
This Hotel wen
delightful ID dceneo Of
on presenting suhs s public
70 mel opposite e6esana decidedly the
na eonxen ent
ndwih
mo- % fac. ! E
The only iwube
10 ayr nhereotor
h6replac
o for n. s4. =.
with
yand thirsty
the
the undersigned can with great to his dishes
baly
contracted uS Hotel sAPPINGToN
/ It
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

Ants9vertisement ia a morning paper
readfsas follows: Stolen-a watch worth
= hundred dollars. Iflbe thief will return
il, be shall be informed. gratis. where be
may steal one worth two of il, and no
questions asked. 5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

I'm fond Of spare rib, as the man said
oshis wife.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

Al an evening party gentleman csrv.
Jog chicken. asked a lady what part she
preferred.
4 will take foot handle said She
The squeamish creature wanted leg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

Parsiag Jenny. what is member
Of Congresss1
I A@membeT Of Congress is common
substantive. agreeing with seli-inaeresi,
and is governed by eight dollars day,
understood. Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
SAPPINGTON'S HOTEL

vIHE having
aof which pen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

For: Calling hsr.-yohn. IJesrlyou are
forgetting me, said a hrightleyed girl b
her sweetheart the Other day. ?
YET Sue. | have been for getting you
theseFtwo years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
MERCHANTS HOTEL,
d|IlIf

Charles Street, near Baltimore Street.
.. BAL TIM@RE.
"EssRs. CUNNING & HOPKINS hay.
1Xl ing leased the above establishment. are
now ready 10 reeeiss sisiters, and respectfully
solicit the patronage Of the travelling conmu-
nifty, and that Of the Virginia public especially
The House has Undergone thorough repair.
and no pains nor expense has been spared 10
render il desirable abode, 10 all who maysfa-
yoru with hex support.
y A. NJ. HOPKINS,
Late OF Ssnderson,s
- s. T. CUNNING,
Late Of Heads Mansion House.
Baltimore Nav % Is45-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

Jim, Is courlin . CONAN.
Thelteuce you are-is she pretty
Don't know-I haven't been able 10 see
her face yet, for @the paints on it, She
hides it behind pulverized BRICK Bat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
Notice 10 Passengrcs.


mn and after the Monday the 10th, the rates
~ Of fare on the Winchester and Potomac
Railroad will be as follows, viz:
From Winchester TO HarPers-Ferry., s. %
From Winchester to Hall,own Iss
From wiashs.,er to oharIs.to~HxT : %
From Winchester to Cameron. Ill. 8,
Fom Winchester to Thompson's Is
DO do do and return %. IL
From Winchester to Vaudeville or op. B. = 50
Do lido do and return so
r s. Winchester 9s to sfP 5s ,na return s
From HalltowntO Harpers-Ferry S73
Do. do do ] and return so
From charlss,Ovn to Harpers-Ferrs= 50
Do do do aud return so
From ON camffFan's'o Harpsr'-Ferry !, -.,,. ssf
From T kompson's to Harpers-Ferry IS
Do do do and return 90
From VAUDEVILLE or o. Bridgeto Il. Ferry 90
Do do do and return o5/
From stephenson's to Harpers-Fery 50
Do do = do and return 1 so
"A Passenger Train will pass over the ROAD
every day.
Passengers will be taken up or set down al
uny point on the line OF the road.
The reduced charge for going and returning,
will beextended. only, when tickets are taken;
and passengers who take such tickets will be
allowed1he privilege Of one intervening day.
Persons who do not take tickets, will be
charged six cents per mile, for whatever dis
lance they may travel on the road. The same
rate will be charged between any wodepots on
the line Of the road
BY order, &C.,
J. GEO. HEST, .agsns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

"A Good One.--A lad relating 10 one Of
bis companions the exploits Of bis father
IN hunting. on the previous day. asserted
that be had killed nine hundred and nine
LYNNE pigeons at one shot. His COM
Panlon observed that il would haye@shsFn-
wellio add loue 10 the humber. and made
Il al even tboussnd-at which the lad 10
high dudgeon reiorted- Vial. do vda
fbiakVs father rOula ten lie for one pi-
geoa1. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

EThe nearest guess We ever knew man
70 make was made by one who was iuin.
blea out Of second story window. and
when picking himself up. he rather
guessed be wasn't wanted there,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

Get out Of the way, or RI knock you
into the middle Of next week.
Sir, you will much oblige me by so DO
ing, asI have note to ray in The bank on
Saturday next. Z,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
To Rent.

u FEW pf GeE.xe Stead & Co 3 seslebrat-
IN ed miltsars spears besfesstyaeel, Row
lands PhiladeIpkis.sn and Tsylor's Germsu sieel
= cut ssws. also aslarge sssortment Of Panneil
and Nip saws, al thespat
April p. THOMAS RAwLINs'.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

The keeper Of menagerie wa; lately
beating one ofthe elephants with large
club. A brsiander asked him the cause.
Why, says the keeper, hes been flinging
dust all about the tent, and he's big e.
nough 10 know better.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
TOMn Lois.

HNoR sale Town Lots, each II aereswell
u fenced in, and situated 10 he most public
and business part Of the tomn- They would
suit persons Of small means exceedingly we'll.
They would be sold for good paper. Esrly ap-
Piicaiion will suilbesi terms. Enquire "A
February G. THIS OFFICE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

DECIDEDLY cool-.A trsaesman swrole
10 bard customer as follows
Sir: your bill for dry goods has beeq
standing for long time; by settling it YOU
will much oblige. Yours, Sc. 4, s. .
To which .heIeceived the following Ia
cosic reply:
Mr.. s., when The bill you speak
OF is tired Of standing, lei il si dorn.
= Ro.,.. G,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

nm and after the Monday the 10th, the rates
" OF fare on the Winchester and Potomac
Railroad will be as follows, viz:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

appointed 10 receive conibai3ns fsr tr,esN d sa
s'a'oe to Henry Clay, are rsaindsd that Jan. is U
The nOn,h during which The ce1,ribu.ions are 10 Dc
De sen1in 10 the Treasurer. NJ. Merarlsnd, or
lie assistant Treasurer, Miss Eliza NJ. Riddle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

n Smari Boy-The New York Sun.
day Mercury has genius in bis Nimrod,
whose brightness the editor develops 10
ihe following lesson 10 catechism:
Well, Aimrods how long were the child
rep of'israelin tie wilderness
Ill they found.their way out
Who was cast into !he,lions' den1-
Van Amburgh. !
Who was compelled to seek refuge in
The land of Nod Y
Governor Don.s
Why
Because he got up the Kings ebenezer,
and Providence wouldn' tlproiect him !
That will do, NImrod, ter this week,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

Sold also by Druggists geAsrally ihroughout the
United States. Price. Isl per bottIes; SIX botiles
~ p. 4
- he puulie are respectfully requested to re-
member ihat 4 Is Sands srsaparia that has and is
eonsiaatly achieving such remarkable cures Of he
most difheut class OF diseases 10 which the human
frame issneset therefore, ask py Sands arsapa-
rilla, andtake no otheri IS Il
September s i8444.fy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

April 10, 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

The editor ofihe Ohio Statesman asks
the following question :-A-IL fellowphAs
nothing when be gets nnafrftd. andthe gal
has nothing, is her things hizen. or his
things hafn''
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

WIN also refer tn MS many one " tahe ins
,r.bs 0i cal ~ uuan. None genuine "h1r' tG ";.en
.rate Il H. air>Jisy oe ted iSe' a.iafeu 90 ecn
boy Wholesale aud frifi oire " joan se i =. II. eH
m lie city by \. Ii S Greenwich ,'-si ! lS- Su.
lv.n = IInochs rs -auug GGtaltan. III u avenue;
rlar' Conner Bros way an tnamh2p -: tugn. cofne,
- " ~ a., :, -, NO 'Lers street 10 In
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28
[Qain.e Joms on Sinai. by NJ. Domas,

KISpSgss.-Speak kinay t. thy brother man.
for ne has many cares thou dost not know ;
many sorrows ihlne eye hast n 1t seen; ana eriei
may be gnawing at his heartstrings, which ere
long will snap tnem ia sunder. ., speak kindly
TO him. Perhaps wcid from thee will kinde
the light of JOY IN his o'ershadowed heart, and
make his pathway to the tomb pleasant one.
Speak kindly TO thy brother mao, even though
tin has marred the Spirits beauty, and turned
into dscord he once perfect harmony OF his be-
ing. Harshness can never reclaim hun. Kind.
ness wilt. For far down, beneath all his deprav-
i,y, there still fingers spark of the soirlt's
loveiness, that one word from thee may klndle
to fame, which will eventually purify the
whole man, and make hun what he was designed
TO DO, the true spiritual image Of his COP
Speak kindly, act kindly 10 all, without asking
who they may be- Ii Is enough for thee to snow
that he belongs TO the common brotherhood OF
man, and nscds thy sympathy. Then give it TO
him freely !-ay, freely as tnv FATHcs, who Is
In Heaven, gsveta to thee Lowell Offering.
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

ny the Rajsh from Canton Dec ., of the Cape saw the
Englsn shp William Metc;it les. bow ;pr ngemest and
head o. mnlnopmas heavy the edge OF Sonndng,
Jan Is. Iat2 u s Ion Is a w bark Sab1 from Calcutta
for Boston,
Jan 2s. lat IS $ lon 30 w gullzcd bark Nuutu, of Bal.
tlmnIe.
Ian le. Ia; 50 n lon 20 q w. lds I'm Boston
Dec 25 no lat or on ,hp Sheffield. Smnh, OF Bath from
Otlsnn, ;or Liverpool.
Jan l2 ln % o5. Ion IS 60 ship Cato eli Boston, from
Orleans tor Liverpool. stantnC NE
Jun l5 la IS IS 6 As passed bright sided brig steering
SNN. showing red and white s.url.
Jan To- off Cupe Florida saw ,hip, Gov DAVIS peyons hfe
and Hope. al I'm SOIleaus ior Liverpool
g. la Il y. lon 80. ship Plymouth Fuller, Boston for
Calcutta.
Dec Il, a;ss. Ion IL, Br ship Laurel from Liverpool cy y
Ian IS. off :ho CasAei ship ssvern from Newoieans or
HaWe.
date. la; a5 ~ Ion "A o. bark Elliott, from NoIlean for
Dec I! a,4o Ion 49, Fiederica, of HALIFAX fin Ca.d for
Philadelphia. four Of the crew SICK
New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-28

MASSACHUSETTS ScAooLs.-The whole number
OF children in the Commonwealth, between The
ages of 4 and l6. is l92,o27. Amount raised
ior the support of schools. incnding the income
of the surplus revenue, S5aS, 1877 23, Bang near
ly 4l.000 more than raised the previous
year. $37,95l 80 are contributed for board aud
foe, making an aggregate for common school
purposes of 1896, l49 l3.