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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-12-02
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Hoes AND SHEEP,-It is estimated that
re are in the State of Ohio $l0,000,o0o
.,yh Of hogs and sheep, and some of them
must be thorough bred if we take as anything
or criterion, a recent sale of stock belong
inc 10 Mr.. Rennick, which lately took place
near Crcleville, where an imported cow sold
for 4220, cow and bull calf for $500,
and number Of others at prices varying from
so TO 400, &c.-Yokes Of oxen at 81 to $9l !,
sbrsc hundred hogs at 6 so to 81 SO per
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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-12-02

vALUE OF BRoKES HEARTs.--ln Ohio, by
Z recent verdict Of a Jury, in breach Of
promise case, a broken heart was decreed to
be worth $2,500; in New York, a similar
ease exacted for the plaintiff $500; and in
Massachusetts, Jury gave $500. This
shows the relative value Of broken hearts in
each Of these States. We presume the dam
agesswere awarded in each instance with an
eye to the quality Of the various hearts2 We
perceive in the papers several more cases
soon to acome off" an evidence that heart
breaking is a very profitable business-$l500
or$2500 for eachincision made by those nice
little boys who carry bows in their hands aud
quivers Of arrows on their backs.--American
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
Jefferson Root & Shoe
lEsN9R9@To
m ; VJIIFR, 3 ROM

~ " . -ALA6A@<A ~ 4AOF
NAMES McDASiEI., tenders his sincere
- thanks 10 bis friends aud customers for
their liberal ps,fosage heretofore EXTENDED
10 him, and begs leave 10 stale 10 his friends
sad the public generally thai The Boo, 4 Shoe
making villa be carried on in.its various braDeh-
Is, with redoubled energy, snder the Fame Of
JAMES MCDANIEL & co.., who will SaEe on
hand At all times, the best materia.s, sud also
the very best wofkmen hat can be procured
and will warrant their work 10 be Inferior 10
nose made 10 the Valley. and at prices which
(they h1mbly conceiyel viii render eD,Lse satis-
faction. They hope the plain, "a we'll as the
mosi fashionable. VIII give Them eafSS
+ ]. Mcdaniel wilIFalways be found al TINS post,
and 1ill exeri eserv effort forgive Satisfaction.
= Ladies Will Ut sllt lines be waaedonsat their
houses, and he wo1s returned, when done.
We exPeet to keep on hard a siderable
supply az aHkinds Of work Persons who pa.
ironize Us may rely upon the work being done
prompily, and our cash prices cannot ee beat.
J. Mcdaniel,
+ 5 S RIDENOUR
ChsflesownyFeb 10, ls45.
N. 81 journey man wanted Immediately OF
the ladies' bench
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
PUMP BO@lI9e
Charles G. Bragg

DEGS leave to inform the citizens ot- Lou
I'D doun, Clarke, FREDERICK, Berkeley and
jefferson countiss, that he still conipues the,
Pump Boring Business, and viii be. happy to
serve the citizens Of the abossicounlies 10 that
way. His work shall be done 10 the most
.workmsnlike manner and. perfect satisfaction
insured From long pursuit 10 this business,
he is confident that be cannot be beat 10 his
calling, BY any one.
Promptness and fidelity shall ever be given
10 orders and work. By-strict attention 10 bG.
srness he thinks he may RELY wifi confidence up
on a generous public for liberal support,
Residence 10 Charestown, Jefferson county,,
Virginia, which direction, By letter, will meet
with prompt atien,ion4
CharIestownss1Anril 3. lst5-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
RRICK HOTEL
II Charlestolen, JefersoM EaallY, IIrglai

fOrh comforts, h pleasant pars
public square, the
front leading
decidedly desirable
dconven for has
viii fact -
unhe
hip1to makeIe
all
0 wood .
yb deal out 10 moe :.
OIL
promise his dishes pae-
public
WHO'S
charges produce received
dns cen,raced hereafter Hotel I. g. W. sAPPiNGToN
CHI easroC ounls,V ApriIl $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
EDUCATION!
LISBON INSTITUTION,
LOWdOwt County. Th'stntG.

YWyHIS Institution was established in 1899,
III and is now in successful operation under
the management OF BENZ. II. BENTON
The Latin and Greek Languages, Aslg5nomy
with the use Of the Globes, Algebra, Rfsfn, So.
ii and AnalytIcsl Geometry, Plain and Spheri
cal TrigonometrJ, Method Of calculating and
using Losarithms Theory aud Practice Of Su4F
veying,a Leveling, Plotting, Mechanieah and
Architectural Dnwing, SC. Comic Sections.
The appiicsiion 81 the Mathemattcs.to the Arts
and Sciences Natural Philosophy, Chemistry,
sc.
The Ins;ilutionhas been furnished at consid-
cradle 81 pense, wi.h an extensive collection of
Philosophical ard hemicsl Apparatus, Globes.
Maps. Diagrams I'D Models, and fun courses OF
Scientific Lectures
Are delivered to tie Students These Lectures
are illustrated by several hundred highly inter-
esting experiment. The apparatus has been
collected with pariicGar care, and some of ii
superior 10 any 10 Virginia.
The Academy is ako supplied with a cabinet
ofMInersls, Shells. fossils, Geological Speci.
mems. &C. Also, Hofk. shop furnished with
Turning lathe arid arieiy OF tools and Stu.
dents Of mechanics genius may devote their
leisure momeHis to Trning 10 wood, iron, brass,
Or steel; brszrng, Sldering, filing, screw cut
tlngrscrew rnrnngcasling 10 brass galvanic
silvering, SC.
This prices for tblion vary from 1910 S32
according 10 ih1 BITCHES studied and. in con-
sideraiion Of he resent low prices Of provs-
ion, the price or Hoard is
Reduced 10 Sirts eight Dollars.
Per session oflrn months. Each student must
De supplied wah towels. and have an his clothes
-eonspieaousiy marked with his name in full An
extra charge q so viii be made for:washng !;
and, when Ee9ired, books will be furnished at
moderate prices
Foe further particulars apply TO RENJAnIS H
BESrox, Principal..
Address MiddebGrg Post Office.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
29G103AAa
Jos. w. Gantr

1
" HNAkES his method ef rpformins Us frientis
daRs sRgeI ugtf9i;rff. I. = ass, IA q Ia;
- lsitte lohos) 70 The room IsfeIyfDfshed l.e-
hsnment and Mr. james. Wailinp,s ysrgss;.. IL
leL and opposite the Ua1ed States 8oselsbsEa
ne VIII a. all times b rsAay and witfipgito r.
commoeate those whoF nay favor .hjm win !.
can. Having added large 10, Of Kegalia o..
none, LaFuelta, Trabucco; and Imported pm
elPs cigars TO his former stock, ia fees Il.
good cigar.
de WI also. constantly receiyy.aperior arlE.
nc o. VIEWING TOBACCdsueh as be hs,
o Zen selling since ha commence business. All
sale and retail. "Ao'g- /
n, B All orders addv ,ssdiO him will i 1
Panciually attended to J.W-T
HarPers-Perry. Anr;N, i645.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
UNITED STATES
IL o T e L,
Marpre rs FeF'ry, va.

tTIur undersigned most respectfully informs
III n, nuhlic ibs, he has leased The Hotel 81
Harpers. Ferrx. known as tbe UNITED STATES
HOTEL. He has been Battered by the KIND
testimonials he hes received Of the sasislaeiion
and approval Of his conduct IS iahciord ~
ChsrIsstosrR. and bringing TO his residence me
experience OF some years, be believes ne WIN DC
able 10 maintain bis character among his ir'enos'
and 10 acquire new tributes Of approostioe
from tue travelling public. he IS determined
10 keep a good house, aud one which VIII re-
tcommend itself.
Tie asks the lraieiIers by the Rail Road as
we'll as all Others 10 give him one call, and u
there be any reasonable cause OF complaint OF
the fare or the manner OF its services, a second
visit willnoi be expected He will endesvor 10
be polite and courteous, and all 10 has employ
connected with the Hotel, will be required 70
4 practice the sane department. Preparations
1 have been made for the Accommodation OF visl-
lters-singly or in families, and the best The
m a, ke4s afford will be at the service OF hlsP
irons His bar wilt be furnished with good
WISEs and LIQUORS, and his Stable will %
attended by one Of The best Ost'ets The ,St4'f
can PIodnce.A JOS r. AoLLL'
Apfil TO- 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
WHEATFIELD Inn,
Baltimore. Nd.

HNHls Hotels situated 90 Howard street,
Il two doors north Of Batimorestreet, and
in the immediate vicinity Of the business part Of
the city. II contains upwards of 100 roomsf
many of which are psIlors with bed rooms adj
joining. suitable for fsmJliess. 1ehas been thor
oughly furnished wi b new and eleg2ht furniture
snd all the Accommodations 10 be found 10 any
Hotel 10 the east.
The proprietor haiters himself tina, his long
experience 10 lhA business Viii enable him so
TO conduct. the estabIishm9ent IN every dep2rts
ment as to render entire satisfaction TO all his
guests.
Merchants, traykllers,&c. visiting Baltimore,
will find it a healthy s1d desirable location.
} MCINTOSH, PROPRlEroR.
Baltimore, APra 3, 1s45.-if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
Y A Ri Z Y.

Il Mise Ma "A farmer who neyer.
vas remark able for the brillianev Of his 10
Ielleei, found considerable difficulty 10
putting head 10 s4hogshesd. Al length
his patience being I Exhausted. be called
his son, . lad Of Ten or twelve years OF
ape. and put him into the hogshesd, civ
sisg hin dlfections 10 hold the head ia It's
place, While he, tie farmer, drove The
hoops. ThepIan succeeded 10 a charm.
The head was soo1 firmly secured in it's
place, much 10 the epjoymen, Of the far
ner.. Bat bis exultaiibn vanished ION
hearing bis son calling yin a sepeletursl
VOICE nom tbe interior Of the cssk, 'Faih.
er.'ls'her5 how am 10 gel Oqt !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
MIR & MRS ARoHER'S
AG.AD34tY
Vsnr XOuno Ladies

- ~
No. 40,Lekangton Street, Baltimore
FWyHIS Institution has beenir successful O.
IL peration for several years, and al present
numbers near one hundred pupils.
f All the branches Of finished female educa-
lion are taught under The. personal superinte nd
enee Of the Principals, assisted by The ablest
Professors Of the country,
For particular Information as TO terms or
board, tuition, Sc, address the Principals.
. The following gentlemen. for the most part
have daughters in the School and may be refer
red to:
! Gen Winfield Scott, U S Army j. RevsDr wy
'att, Rev J Nj Duncan, Rev Mr. Hammer, Rev
Thomas Atkinson, Hon Stevenson Archer, Sam
uel Donaldson, Baltimore City; III Bernard
Virg mia; Daniel Lloyd, Talbot, county, Nd
sMr. Archer Graduate Of the West Point A.
cademy. .
Il Baltimore, April 3, ls45-6mS5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
SCOT & SHOE
q a OR @ % L =.
New PartnCrshiD.

TINE Undersigned have eoiersd into partner
j ship for carrying on efficiently their BUSH
ness. al the old st4ud Of lohn Avs; sen, nearly
-ap apostle tha Bank; Charestown.t a.
They mean Id. keep always 90 hsrd The best
Leather and other maTeLiais that can De pro-
ecured In the Eastern cities, and vail employ
one bat the best workmen. ~
i Being thus prepared, thsy invite ihsifsold
cusso@ers and The public 10 give them call,
with ahe assurance that every effort VIII be
made i9tutn opt the most superior work, and
att prices whfsh must be satisfactory 10 all. =
sTry hem and fudge for yourselves
a 81 JOHN AVIS, Sen.
b & g. JOAN AVIS, Jun
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
a 9AADa

HsHE undersigned would not do 5ustics to his
own feelings nor 10 his kind friends, were
heto withhole(his acknowledg u:enis for the We
nv hattering encouragement he has met with
since his return 10 Charleslown,I n the Ioinsr &
tsrpenfsriNg B,tsiarss, and woudsay 10 all, that
his best efforts viii be directed 10 please the
PLANES, or the most fastidJ6us.
Call aud see him, a lev doors west Of DR..
CorIell's. \. MYERS
july 4, I644.-tf. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
NEW SPRING GOODS.

ToHS K. WHITE would respectfully call
e The attention Of his friends sod The pablo
generally 70 his Stock Of Goods, consisting o.
Dry Goods Groceries, Qxeeasrare and
Hardp0re,
Al o. shieh 6sve been purchased with great
easr, sne viii qe sold vsry low for cash, Or to
e.ne.1ss eastetsers- an kiada Of county pro.
ence xisi be tiken in exchange for goods.
sasPherd>teAp, Msye 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
Ornamental Branches.

H-PRoPoSE to ieacf a Class Of Young Ladies
4 all The 9rnsmeassr} Bfanchess- such as
Paigting Ia Water. totors, Mezzoiinto and OIL
Cofors, Wax Flowers and FGun. Shell Work,
Ebony Work, Worsied Work, &c.
I Will also take few boarders on 5aceommo-
dating terms. ~
Residence 10 The house late in the occupancy
Of Mrs. oGutt, Charfestown
SARAH HOWELL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
Return the S5oTeS-

NduSE persons who rented Stoves Of ~. y.
Il respectfully requested to return iheu -
early as possible, Is Iwish 70 have then -.
paired n time FOR renting The ensuing yesrIEE
49,, - B, T. TOWNERs 4;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

When Deah Nash was sick, DR.. Cheyne
wro,es prescription l6t him. The next
day the doctef inquired il ne ma Callow.
ed his 7tescrip,ion-' No faith, doctor, sad
Nash ii had. should have broken my
neck. for threw it. out Of atwo pair Of
ttaifs window.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

A young lady is 10 a great rage with
her lover. because he said 70 her. Thy
voice is music 10 Shesaysh be might
say the same thing Of Adde's aud she
dossn'l wish TO be compated toa fiddle
netAhe. 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

!. The principal evil attending a Thin
high nose, is the risk il runs Of getting
barked BY accident. II is great preyo.
caiivs to Temperance. as il il easily skin
sserned when the possessor blunders sgainst .
lamp post.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

Some wicked old bachelor bias said, hat
ls, bs marry who We win. we afterwards
10 thai we have Aps we'd our INTENDED.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

The. grossest tyranny ina, ever enters
into human imagination is. tha, Of a father
compelling bis daughter 10 marry man
she esnno: endure.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
New Spring and Su1nme
GOODS.

7 - -
IEiHE subscriber has just returned from h,
4 north with large and yell selected S.oek a
SPRING. md SUJIHER GOODS
consisting in part OF the following articles. viz
Plain and fancy French csssimeres.
DO do, DO. gamboobs & driIIinrs
New style. bslzorines. bursizes, and lawns
p Caiicoes and CHIMES Of every description
" :: 1aeoneit, null, swiss, and Book muslin..
isreton musiins. silk bonnet patterns,
Irisn inensxbrown and white linen srillings.
Edgings ala laces,
Ladies night caps, kid and silk gloves,
Laeies and ehildren's mitts. "a great ysriety.l
Hose'y Of every description, :"
EaelAh straw, Braid, Rutland and Neapoli-
tan bonnets.
Bonnet and4csp ribbons, aftiGcisls,
Fancy silk and Madras ersvais.
Linen checks, brown and French linens.
rarasols and ParasoIetis, sun shades and UNI.
0rs'las. ians' Of every description.
geoeralassortmen Of
IND QUEEyNSKaRE.
together with every otbsFariicIs usually found |
- 'e'ah store, whichswilI be sold cheap for
50, or % Punetual customers on credit of /
we've months. JOHN n. MeENDREE.
SnePnerdsioEn, May !, 1916.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

,4nttdots Good old psrson Roberts,
formerly Of ha1<some,imes the pre-
sumpiioo3to preach witbou. notes; and
being dull man. his spirit which he
however misiook for different one, did.
not always supply him. with matters On
one Of these occasions be put+tis tongue
out, for tie, space Of several mInuies.io
the great wondermen, Of all The congrega-
ton. being asked BY bj. deacon, after The
service, whstin The world made him run
Out bis tongue 10. be replied Why 10 be
honest, cir. Ihad nothing else 10 put out.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
POWDER.

HAsE on hsed fresh supply Of Rock Pow.
ssf also, Ride do, in canister ana ker..
Y hiet will Be sold unusually low.
B. 7. ToRNRR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

A golden couch brings no relief 10 the
victim Of disease. and ssplendid fortune
adds nothing to the comforloi fool
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
nc Yeiqh s. Brother,

n
"a Sehooners Frank, Phe6e Eliza, and Other
vessels, their >PR1xG SUPPLY; Of GRoc ERiEs,
consisting as follows - So
IS hhds New tIrleans.aad Porto Rico %
: 5 boxes Moolsey & woolsey's and otherl s
brands, loaf ;
80 barrels crushed aadPulyerissd 2
30 boxes White Haysuna y
100 hhds iierces and barrels Mol5,l,,
\ o and v snd Sugar -hesssa 81
800 bags Rio Green q
$50 do Old Java Maraeaibo AID -Angos &
1875 do ST Ca,hsrne& ST Domingo. ~
IS chests Gaopowder and. Imperial
50 do Young Tyson and Pouchong 80
$50 boxes and QUITS plug7robacco, IS, l2'sand
as do do super cavendish
SO kegs Gsrrot s SOFAS Scotch
20 boxes in and prund papers SNUFF,
SIS Jars GsftMt's scented
20 0O0 Spanish SegaT'
20 geo Half spanish do
/ Is ,0r0 American do
| IS boxes Rpsin
100 do EAstile SOAPS.
1850 d. Shaving and ToilerS
$50 DO Mould and Dipped 1c,xh,r,
35 do Sperm rs, SIS and IS
lflO do and kegs Poland and Colgale's Starch
300 do bunch Raisins
7 10 bales Bordeaux and Marsell!es Almonds
loo do Fiiberts
% boxes Shelled Almonds
/ Is cases Preserved Ginger
l25 boxes Rock candy
1000 lbs Genoa Cilr6n "
1 l5baskets Salad Oil
30 CT asses Olives -apd Capers
100 dozen barrels T9bole Salt
Us kegs Saltpetre
. hhds fresh Nadder
3 DO Copperas
: so barrels Clipped Logwood
no casks EPSON Salts 4
EI50 kegs Salaratlus =
Us do Ground Ginger ~ @a81
10 bags Rate do MI
is Boxes Birthstone
S0dlbs super Indigo
$500 do Alum.
! 25boxes Elg~Blue
IObgrrels putty (in badders)
200 kegs j . pe,rl-5-o -.1d ada III py II
200 bsgs Shot assorted Nos
SO kegs Dupont & Hazards Powder
i, so boxes Sanger's Mustard
so lbs reshsNutmegs .
SO do Maee
: ESQ do 1TIptes
IS boxes Gtou9d Pepper In
! IS Mats Cassia i
30 bags Pepper and Pimento @
100 Nests Sugar Boxes
IS dozen Painted Buckets
50 do Corn Brooms MI
$50 Demijobns
100 boxes Pipes ~
50 dozen Mason's and British Backing
% coils BEDFORD and Leading Lines.
l25 Reams No Ruled Cap and Letter Paper
300 Single and Crown Wrapping do
500 sacks A .shd Blown Salt factory filed
900 bushels G A Salt lin buik1 /.
Il casks Ola Madeira
Pale and~btown Sherry.
Eold Port Nluscat and UyTMrQ
Sweet Malaga, Sicily and
French Madeira
30 casks Peppet mint and Cinnamon cordials
$50 do Pure Cider Vinegar
With very many other articles which the Ii
| mils Of an advertisements excludes and ha,
been p4rchosed on the most favorable term
and prior 10 The advance in priceof Sugar, Molas
!. ses, sc. IS
Feeling confident that we have,il il ayr pow
er 20 supply Country Merchants wiihA4ocere
as cheap and Upon Is farorsble terms asran be ha
10 BaiHAore, we most cordially nyife all ihes
! contsu6us 10 the Csnal and Dealers generally
" ~ ~ 4s tlsiL, 6AdullhS WI oSsvii pAey
prices ana terms.
The canal be ing co NJ p'eted 70 our city, afford.
the Merchants in the faiIey Of Virginia cbesT
Pend resdy5lransportation for merchandi ze i and
II hope they -.gill be INDUCED to mqFe US visit,
and have no datIbt lheir interest can be promet.
ed, By purchasing their Groceries and other Ce-
-. ''.''- - goods 10 cur market
Gips " a tridt .yeYEIGH 4, RPog
r. Prince s feet Wharf
Alezandra, D MAeh 81 la45
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

s:s4tcSE 49, - asr sfier ,-s- {
ga nas e. e hi' lie, il is saiGg,. For DE
Thei.ess 9 pot. s;sl u Fslss S g
s mU0 :. oue. We are ia ing Ruu :aa :
Ut. -. q this prese--1heayyX 10 cog
neek add neclst Prics OF ebt,oe
qaence - spsseribers--bef.. E~sWeser,
.ts-sty nearesen. CIe- Aie Track. and
,ony up elinqusoss 10 order that we
hEe = ar shsse.'--HezPhis .7npeak
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
PLOUGMS-

lSLoeOdS Of various sizes or Ire Tsreude,
Pa.ern, and also OF Davis celebrated ia.
80 haIuiaeiure-sll Of which viii be
April "a. r. ro,v.,n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

Thaddeus Stevens. Of Lancaster lately
tried an important case, 90 the subject o
a Bank, Tor which il is ssidAe received th'
delicate compliment OF IS, 0O0. :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
SELLING OFF
IN COST

vrvuE stock ofGoods. belonging re-zz--,5F--11....
~ The late Henry Snyder, Elk BIaneh.
viii be SOLD OFF AT COST. u consists 81
every thing useful
prg Goods, ,Hardtpare, Queenspafe, sc.
Al Fresh. These Goods, at cost for esa' will
bs fouuaio 90 greai Bag
NAV %, lss5-If Es.esiOr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

'Men,' saysIa celebrated author. will
wransle ior4kaigion, wfrte for i, fight for
IT, die for it!+ Any thing but live for il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

HALO, ooy an ! you go' a>daddY ny
ipga
u No bnt nv brothers have
81 What's their names"
Why, they're both named Bill, except
Sam. aud his names Bob !! Ny names
Boozs, ba, they calls me Booty for short
Anything more 10 az -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

What is there more delightful, more.
bewilching more bl:ssful. more catieTpil-
laring 10 The whole system ihaa 10 take a
walk with the girl that you love in the
sweet sum merseasonc of The year-in the
evening" Obi just look al the moon p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

e.I----Al3 Iah4y "A edfTy ~1eauy
for the press. Il IS 10 appear in two oc,a
70 volumes. Of one thousand pages each
The autEorlbas aiLthe private, ss<weil as
public correspondence of Mr.. Clay, toad
hin in-his work. He hsssbad access 10
every source Of information Cd the bio,
graphical facts wliich.he may wish 10 EN-
BODY or illustrate. From wha. We know
81 The authors ability and industry, We
are led 10 arhcispa'e a~ofk Of deep anc
general INTEREST," Phila. NoItb,.ar1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

How does the razor coI ss,,;a,b,,...
while shaving one Of hlseusiofpers-
Pretty we'll | should ihi6k. seeing !,
how yoa have cut me 10 two places al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

John, did you leave Mr.. Jones nm
hrsaaiieb 40. a h q Tar Il 1Siin. - - :,
And why dids gu not. my Didn't
tell you to said the mother.
Yes youdid. ma said John, 'hnt didn't
You always tell me 10 keep something for
rainy day. and a. looks, as.if to-mor-
row would be wet. what better thing can
| kssp than ansumbrellai
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

I'VE are going very. last. as The Con
sumptiye man said TO the locomotive.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12
SAPPINGTON'S HOTEL

se Than that paying m own debts and
sbe,a hnl
nsn.oli nllSf hn.nn-S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-12

The Boston Mail speaks OF some tobae4
Nheh IL aSnsn smoke or chew. he
'wilf.forgei be owes a-dolar in The world
We are afraid that some OF sour subscri
bers chdp that kind Of tobacco.