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The New York herald., 1845-10-23

The Chinese write from the top to the bottom OF
the page, in line, as seen in this engraving and
the TUE is on the last page, the order Of arrange
ment being exactly the reverse OF that adopted in
our books We also give translation of the motto
prehxed TO the first chapter OF the work, just as in
the words of Sir Walter Scott:
CHAPTER I.
When Tangs great prince the throne sed,
The phenix sported gladsomely,
With peace profound the land was blessed,
The grand Vizer Of honest breast,
The Empire ruled most 10y ally.
The warrior chief his name Sc Le-
valiant man, in truth, was he,
And deeply skilled In strategy.
Then Kingdoms far bey ond the sea
Most humby % in duty bound,
With precious stones OF rarity
Did every year their tribute pay.
Filled the universe with felicity.
The heroes vslor did display
To serve their Prince, their only pride,
And faithful statesmen did heaven provide,
To advise his sacred Majesty.
Our readers will easily perceive what WIDE,
and attractive field OF study and investigation,
will be opened up by DR.. Hernisz in his lectures
With his dissertations on their language, he will
blend historical sketches Of their singular religion
their commercial customs--and also their social ideas
their phiosophy,and variety OF other matter con-
nected with the celestial empire. 1t seems that the
Chinese have three great systems of religion The
flrst was founded by "LAoU Tsz" and is species
OF primitive rational religion 1t recognizes the ex-
lstence OF one God, and is very much like the Jew
ish religion OF the present period The second sys-
tenn OF religion was founded by Confucius as he is
called by Europeans, or "Khung Tsz" in Chinese.
This is system of morals entirely-acknowledges
one God-toerates all other religious systems-and
in fact may be considered as species Of Unitarian
ism II ls singular fact, too, that the Chinese go
vernment, all the public officers, and all the literary
men belong to this sect. The third and most pre-
vaent religion is that OF Budda. This is an lmpor-
tation from Hndostan, and the principal tenet sets
forth that Budda was son OF the divinity who be-
came incarnatc, visited the earth and established
system OF worship which has grown up in the lapse
0, ages to be full of ceremonies and symbols and
very much resembles the Catholic religion. To such
an extent, indeed, does this resemblance exist tha
The New York herald., 1845-10-23
Common COun ell.

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMrN, Oct pa special
meeting of this Board called this evening
Crofon Water for Yorkpiiie.-Assistant Alderman
SporroRD presented petition from William Fulmer am
others Tor supply Of water for the purpose Of en-.
tinguishing fires in Yorkve. Referred 10 Croton Aque
duct Committee.
Papers from the Board Of .4ldrrmen-A report oi
Committee Markets and resou in favor OF having
Fulton Market enclosed Concurred in.
Report Of Committe, Police, Watch and Prsons and
resolution in favor Of contracting with Matthew Murra,
and William Rowland TO build prison in the OF f.
expenses thereof Referred to Committee on Polic.
Watch and Prisons.
The Chief Engineers R,porf-The rerort of the Chief
Engineer for the month September sas was
accepted, and concurred in.
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

EARLY WINTER. cold weather seems to
have set in at an early day this year. Ice formed in
this vicinity last night, and frosts have prevailed
many points at the south. The Albany Aflas OF
TUESDAY says,--
There wos fall OF last night which was en- un
comfortable premonition Of winter. II fell heavily
melting, however, on the ground The travellers
the river found this dash Of snow and the cold bleak
winds, which CONCEALED to Ice the decks and rig
gIg, serious discomfort.
The New York herald., 1845-10-23

FAST SALNc.-The barque New Jersey hence al
Savannah made the passage in the remarkable shon
run of 72 hours.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
To the Farmers & MiIIers

BERKELEY &1JEFFERSON.
4 BIG IesveIespectfully TO inform the Farm.
Il ers and MilIers OF Berkeley and jefferson
Counties that am still engaged at my Old
Stand, Tsbb's Gross Roads, 5rmiles, from Mar
tinsburg, on the main roads leading 10 Charles
town and ShePherds,own, in the nanulsetdrsef
Threshing Machines Of all descriptions.
Also-Wsgons. Ploughs. Hsrrows.
Grain Cradles. and all other W.
Agricultural Implements, Y
generally used 10 ghisssctio OF country.
shortest notice and upon the most reasonable
terms.
lam also prepared 10 execute 1T slhe shortest
notice. and in workmsnIike mapner.
The Turning of Iron and Steel-such
las MIL SpindLes, Machine Irons, SC.
take this occasion 10 return my thanks to
my old customers for the liberal patronage be-
slowed upon me, and smdetermined, BY close
attention TO my business, and moderate charges,
10 merit continuance Of The same. also ask
all who are in want Of any article in my line OF
business, to give mea call, and am sure they
cannot fail to be pleased with my work-shd,
what Is very important consideration in the.
hard iimss-my charges.
take pleasure in referring TO the following
gsntlsmen--all Of whom have tried my wOrk.
Col. Thomas Hiie, n.
Edwsfd Lucas, Jr, OF EdwJ,
William Moore, Esq. Jefferson.
Jacob MOrringst,r, Esq.
Jacob Newcomer, N
Joha P.|Wallers Esq. ~
Abraham Williamson, Esq Berkeley.
James II. Burns, Esq. -
JOHN J. aENsHAw.. i
May %, lsa5 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
NEW GOQDae

NHE subscriber has just returned from The
~ Eastern markets with new and spleudd
assortment or
GentIesness's Fashionable Goods,
(which for beauty. style and quality, he ehal-
county, TO produce parallel. His stock now
consists as follows, viz:
CLOTHS.
80 Pieces Of French, English and American
Cloths, nearly all colors and shades, from to
10 dollars per yards
10 pieces Tweeds and tCotington Cloths,
suitable for summer coats, fom 75aeents 10 S
dollars per yard
40 pieces do SPINNER ctoths, plain and twill
ed, from so cents 10 2,50 per yard.
C.dSSI.MERES s. DRlLLLAiGS.
20 Piecssof French. Esglish and American
cassimeres, from 81 to 81 per yard =
40 pieces Of rench. English and American
Drillings and GaubroOns, frSm 90 cents 10 81 rs
per yard
YESTINGS s S4TLNETS.
s. DiHersSt Patterns Of French, English and
American vssiings, choice patterns. from so
cents 10 s dollars;
20 pieces OF Ssiinets. various coiors aud
quality, from 75eeuis TO 81 50 per yard.
49, HATS s. sC4PS. =
A new and splendid assortment, such - Bea-
yer. Cashmere and other Hats;
splendid assortment Of Cloth and other
Caps, neat, fashionable and good.
BOOTS s SHOES. I ~
A general assortment OF Gehllemens Boots
and Shoes. iishl, 10 suit the seasons
Do Boys DO Ladies' do Misses and Child
ren,s Shoes, all good and cheap
READY-IM.4DEb CLOTHING.
A large aud general assortment Of Ready
made ClAih;ng. such As dress ard trQek Coats
made heat aud fashionable, Al from 10 70 20
dolisrs; Tweed and other sack coats made
and trimmed in neat aud fsshiouahls manner.
from $50 10 dollars ;sl.isen coats from LIS TO
4 dollars Roundsbonls from IS eents 70 dot
lars Pants from 70 10 dollsrs Vests IRON
Alsoesaifis, drawers. bosons. shirt .e6Ilsrs.
scsrfs, crsvlis, .snspendsrs. gloves and SOCKS.
IN Of ukich oder stunprecedenssd low price,
Tor cash. OF e Pune,nal customers on shoIt
credit. The public are invited 70 call and ex-
anime for themselves, and feel satisfied thai
Done will 70 away dissatisfied Or dissppoinisd.
~ - llit-i WU. J. STEPHENS.
Hsrpsrs- Fsrry. May IS, lsts. -, -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
MATTRESS MAKING.

Encourage Home Manufactures.
VvHE undersigned desires ,ore,urn bis sincere
thanks to the citizens Of Jefferson county,
fer the liberal encouragement extended 10 him
{ in his business, since his adserlisemspt of the
last year IN the Free Press, and 10 ASSURE them
that he va continue his best ederts to please
his customers The beiler 10 enable him 10 DO
hi. he has rsaaesl his prices considerably and
: has nov on hand and win constantly keep a
his eslabli.hment ia Winchester, -
Corled Hair Mattresses. Shuek & Cot
= ION do Shuck do. alone. every size,
3 oE Cushlons, Crib Mattresses. and 8
Wsgoner's Beds also sup =
- n piled on good terms. 3
49, Mattresses. &c, repaired u short notice. %
ssry seas6aable tsrms-and nll orders executed
fushfnIy and promptly. gh b
=. Long experiences enables the u1dsrsigned %
pgslsni In FORK wilkeoaidence. ss being n ell
respects s<,sl 10 any pfaetured in the UnI-
Ted States JEREMIAH BOWLING. =
e Winchester, May Q. Iss5-sn ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
Spring g Summer Goods,


Cloths, Cdssimeres and Vestings,
af very superior quality. Also variety Of Sum
mer wear. such as Alpaceas, GambI oons, Drillings
Linens, Summer Cleths. he, &e.. which will ena-
BE 10 sell THE following -: oats furnish
ed from - 50 to SIS Pants from | dollar to
le.dollars4 vests from IS Goats TO $50 thai the
poorest need not 60 naked aud The vealthiest may
dress o. iae ashley please. Is
/ solicit . call from one and all-both friends
and foes--and also lromsthose who care naught
for me, nor my prosperity, so that they get
goods. Bargains, say again. come and exam
ine Cor yourselyes-l shall not charge Jon one
cent Tor hooking.
feel It due 10 generous people, to return
my grateful aek aouledgments for the vely libe-
raj patronage extended to me in my enterprise
to mskea living among Them, sad hope shall
ever 50 manage my affairs As TO merit eontinu-
ancs OF The same-and remain your obediept ser
want until death.
May 8, lsa5. JAMES CL0THIER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
MEET nrn AT SUNSET.



Meet me II sunset the honr ve i5te best,
Ere day last crimson bushes have died in the e,,
When The shsdouless ether il blue ssN1hiae I've. !
And the bEeeze Is As bslmy end soltsas thy sixh
When gia1s- forms engthen fsso 'er the ground
From themOtioness mill aud theIotast trees round
When The Stiffness below. the mild ssdanee Above.
soiiiy sink on the heart and Allune a to love-
Meet me II sunset-O, meet me saee more
Meath the ride-sprsading thorn waere YOU met me
Of yore HI
when our hearts we're Is calm as g. broad summer
That lay eleamiDg before US. brslz, bOuOdless sDd
And With h.ad elasped in hand We sat tranee-bound
and deemed ts5
That life would be ever the thinF Sfthen seemed.
he tree Se then planted, greeo record lives on.
Bot the hopes that grew w5t is Ire faded aud rome
w6ehihs soasEs Of The sBeshutts ~svihe In gods
When the pure starry elemAiis bets with lis bloom,
And The jasmine exhsles more 4ilehing. perfume.
Thai sweet hour shall stone for lhs anguish Of years.
Andlhough fortune sill frow6, VII smile through
4, our tears
Through The storms Of the fuiurs shall sOOthe and
~. sustain;
Then meegme at sunses-o meet me Sgsin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
Ieslown. May 22. IsR.43t
THE LADIES

A RE respectfully invited 10 call and examine
N my materials for making and trimming Bon.
nets, the most fashionable and beautiful ever Of
fered'in chariestown. My assortment issmall
but select : therefore an early examination Of
them is solicited.
My grateful thanks are rendered for the very
liberal patronage have received in the MILNE.
w and Mani.ta-JHakiag Business, since my Com
mencemeht I v III endeavo. 10 merit q continu-
hnee Of fayors. MARIA HOOPER.
Chartes,own, May %. le45-3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
MTEILIN1ERWa
Miss Amelia A. Wood.

VXToUED inform the Ladies OF Shepherds.
W. town and rs vicinity, that she carries
on the Millinery Business in all its various
branches, and is prepared TO furnish bonnets Of
all styles and patterns The most fashionable
york will be executed By her, and The tastes Of
a II shsll~oe suited. She hopes BY strict atisn-
ton 10 business. and unrem.ting exersions 10
please, 10 receive liberal share Of lheILadies'
work.
Shenher5stown, MAY g. ls35.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
MiIllnery s. Mantua-tIaking

"iss McDoSA Id respectfully announces
IVL 70 her friends aud the Ladies generally,
thai sue still carries on at her old stand. the
Millinery and Misunderstanding Businsss, 10 all its
VARIOUS branches. and i prepared TO make and
Trim BoNNETS in a manner not surpassed any
where, aad on reasonable terms. The most
fashionable work will be exs6uted by her.. and
At the shoriestnolice. She returns her CRATE
full leknow lsd gmeBts fer ths ysrylberal patron
age heretofore extended 10 here hopes BY
prompt attention 10 business and an assiduous
desire to Pleasefto reeeiSe7scOHiinuance ofine
C6arle,torn. MAY %. ls45.4a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

There is no elevation Of mind, no ius-
lice without moderation 10 principles and
ideas, without pervading spirit which
inclines Us rather 10 smile than fall into a
passion With the events OF this little life
Anger isnever productive Of any good.
except in the extremely rare case Of be.
ing employed To- hum5le the wicked. aud
to tefrIiy them from pursuing the path Of
crimeGas the usurers were dfiTea from
The temple.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
NOTICE.,

9NBE late Partnership OF Lucas & Bediuger
- has been dissolved BY mutual consent
All SUITS and other unsettled BUSINESS Of the late
firm will be attended 10 and closee as speedily
as possible. Persons holding receipts for claims
which have been collected, are requested to re-
turn theur snd il is expected thai oil fees due
the firm wilIsbe paid or settled
WIN. LUCAS.
HENRY BEDINGER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

Tie Empire Cub One d The morn.
ing papers says that 'Cap,aa Rynders@
was paid $500 20 clear The FACE course.
on Tuesday. which be did iisshorl ORDER
and The journalist compliments him on
iiis praise worthy conduct ADD the excei-
ience Of bis police regulations. So we
have an independent and volunteer po-s
lice establishment among us, a. we'll a.
that which acts under the orders Of the
city goyernneat. a creeisable state 81
.hinss to BE- sure. -Comm4f:sL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
BY JOHN S. & H. n. GALLAHER
NO. go

Lore and Murder many months
since. there was married 10 the city Of
Detroit. a'silversmith or jeweller. blythe
name Of Preussier. TO very pretty wo-
man. who lived with him fortnight, when
she len BIN to visit sister-a Mrs. Lud-
wigg, in Milwaukee. Some two months
since, be broke up his business in Detroit,
and established himself at Milwaukee,
where his life had sued for bill Of d.
.yorce. Vain attempts at reconciliation
were made, the divorce effscled, and the
woman about to be married to another.
II appears that oD that morning be had re-
solved ON. one more effort to induce her
to marry eEd.live with him, and failing,
70 xii! her. and theaput an endto his own
existence. Accordingly, he had repaired
IA the nothing TO the residence OF Nj.
Lndwi9g. which is on the banks OF the
East town. and falling 10 induce rer s..
change her mind. persuaded her 10 walk
on The outside Of the guarden, where be
6rst shot at her, and then stabbed her IA
several placas. Mrs Ludwig hayied:
on hearing the report Of the pistol 10 the
reliet,of her sister, when she was violent
ly stabbed in the back OF the neck Sup
posing bis work accomplished, the wretch
ed man lesped into the river and tried 10
drown himself: he was, however, soon ia
zen out, bound and conveyed to prison
v hen we LEFT Milwaukee lie victim of
EEhis mans desperate passions was pro-
3aonnced out q danger, and Mrs. Ludwig
Eas not having besp seriously injured.
y IDetrnii 4drerti..r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
SELLING OFF
AT COST.l

fNHE sioekofGOOds. belonging TO Che Estate
Of the late Henry soyder, Al Elk Branch.
WI oe SOLD OFF AT COST. II consists Of
every thing nssiuI-
Dry Goods, HardDare, QuesnsDqre, Sc
All Fresh. These Goods. al cost. JsreasE. wiz
Dc found 10 be gTsaf Ba,Eains.
JOHN SNYDER. Sen. ]
. Way %. 1545-tf Exteufor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
To Farmers Of Jefferson County.
Kin Collars,

HVHE subscriber has nov on hand about 200
u KIP COLLARS, made Of the very best
material, being Of the best Kipsnd Upper Leath-
er. Among them may be found few Scotch
Collars, new article, and very SUPERIOR
They will be offered very low for cash, or on a
credit to punctusl dealers. ~
A ner supply Of TRAVELLING TRUNKS,
just manufactured, in the most approved style,
and Of the best materials.
JOHN BROOK, .ssentl (
Nav %. ls45-St
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
MlIILIENRRR.
MAS D NJ PENnInoroM;

I'D ESPECTFULLY announces to her friends
~ aad The ladies generally, that she still
carries on the above business al her old stand,
where she will be pleased IL receive CALI She
has just returned from Baltimore with The latest
Fashions, and supply Of Fancy articles.
She returns her grateful acknowledgement
for the patronage heretofore extended 10 her,
aud invites renewal Of the custom cfthe Ia
dies.
Cbarlestown. MaSa ig4ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

Oh, how few are there throughout all
existence that we can tfust-fully, entire
Nv, confidently trustl The faith Of one,
ibe wisdom Of another. the courage Of
Ithiri, the resolution Off foprth--the ac-
iiviiy, The energy. The zeal Of others =
all /! aIlt:inay be doubtful; and, alas in
hooking. back through life. how sad and
terrible summing up viii ever be, that
our con fidence has been far more often
mispIsced than wrongly withheld.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
DumeId,s Depot.

Reduction in Transportation. II
THE rate Of transportation Of Flour from
this Depot. 10 Baltimore, has been reduced
10 81 cents. Farmers aud others win not fab
10 avail themselves Of this important reduction.
ALFRED DUFFIELD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
ID YES, d YES, d YES.

Bargains j, Bargains , Bargains /.
sTyo be had ., JAMES CLorHIER's Tailoring
Shop, for cash, or on a short or, dit, 10 punetus
81 customers. Having just returned from the Ess-
tern markets. lam nov receiving and opening vc-
aaanran,ani nf .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
OFF AGAIN

fiHE undetsgned would respectfully remind
i those indebted 10 him. particularly for ac-
counts made at Eik Branch, that their several
Obligations are left inlhe hands Of Daniel Mo-
Ter, near the Old Eprasee, who is authorised
to receipt for Monies paid TO him for me. And
s b ysARsel DaIusnt according 10 ..F.
May 90, ls45-3t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

Defer not thy charities I'LL sdeaih; for
certainly. if man weigh j; rightly. be
that doth 90 issststher liberal Of another
msn's thsn bis own. ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
Doctor Alexander

MfFERS- his professional services 10 the
" citizens Of sharleslown and lis vicinity.
Residence door East Of Carriers Hotel.
~ Charleslown. April IL, 1915 If.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

A BEAUTIFUL TuouGHr.-Mrs. Child
in one of her late pleasant fctions has
this truly poetic sentiment: Two souls
that are sufficisn. to each other,-senii.
ments, affections, passions, thoughts, all
blending in loves harmony, --are earth 5
most perfect mediumuf. heaven. Through
them the angels @comeAand go continually
on missions Of love 10 allihe lower forms
OF creation. tits the bslo Of these heav-
enlY visitors that wells tbe1earth 10 such a
golden glory and makes tvery little flow-
er smile its blessing upon'loyefs.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05
777''ll77l7'il''l7'-'- p = - :
Ftfms.


Hew York Statistics The debt Of the
city Of New York, lathe MAYORS iuaugu /
raj address, is statedfo be. $l2, 454. 49Ss
so, payable from 1917 TO 1880, TO which
the completion Of the water works and
new almshouse will add about 500 600
The real estate of the city, stated reye.
nues Of 5 100 600 per anuum, aud bonds
and mortgages, are pledged tothe redemo
-ton Of this debt. The temporary debt Of
the city incurred in anticipation OF taxes,
is $992. lS4 So. = The receipts for The
support Of the city government. from 1899
to 1912. inclusive. exceeded the expen.
ditures for the same period 10 the sum of
1924. AL 6zs--of which $62S 235 Ia &C.
crued 10 1912, 10 consequence Of Ievying
larger amount for interest and county
contingencies Than was required for the
expenditure oAhat year, and for The sale
ofproperiy for the taxes Of former ears
This surplus Of 1924 AL 81 has been
wholly absorbed BY the deficiency 10 the
receipts from revenues and tax 10 meet
the expenditure Of ls43 and 1914, and
by the reduction Of revenue bonds. The
net deficiency 3st jan, lS45. is shewn 70
be $25 GIG 80 There are now 10 The
city 80 enginesl 80 hose companies. I
hook and ladder companies, and 2 by.
dfant companies. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

There is peaceable town down east,
where the people are so utterly oppos.
ed p committing an assault, that il is with
difficulty they can be persuaded to strike
tune at church.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

There ere SONS human tongues which
have two sides, like those Of cerlsin
uuadrupeds- ons smo5th the ether We
~ rough. s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

was no, aware thai yon knew him.
said Tom Smith TO an Irishman The other
day. Knew him. exclaimed he, in a
tone that comprehended the. knowledge
OF more than one lifetime, / knew him
phen his father pas Boy!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

A dandy observed that he had put a
plate Of. brass on his boots TO keep him
upright.-'Well balanced. by jlng, said
Dutchman. 'brassEEat both ends.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

Every tear shed by child for judicious
correction. waters The amaranttIof virtue !;
whilst every smIie Of Triumphant mPuni-
" has,eDs The night shade Of vice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

: rim e Cedar Ware
n Tor Of Tin and Cedar Wars, assorted
"a JuIf fecsiYed y $1,000.
Gay Is. ; p A-hkt9Ns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

We were all children once. my deats.
La! MAJ then who took Gaze Of the babies'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

Don't mention your last novels and 70.
mances-theIe is no romance that can
compare with Loves young dreams;' il
makes one feel SO funny queer. monde
scribablei and-- Look at The moonl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

Buer on temperance. The Buckeye
Blacksmith is 81 Boston, and recently in
giving an account Of his owo progress 10
Temperance. esaid; There. the Ship Of
.TolLifcafion is anchored off FIN The bay,
bound for the City Of Destruction. got
on 56oard. bnt intended TO go no further
THAI point Jnst Enough, but no such point
is toFbe found on The voyage. 1orsthe first
CLASH TOO much. Not being able 10 find
this point, | proceeded on until | came
10 Iipsy Island. There found a jol y
set Of fellows. but | was not contented
10 remain there. and so kept 90 board un-
II / arrived at 1oper's Zenith thence pro-.
ceeded 10 Hccup Island fhenes q BLACK
eye Lane thence to Bloody .Nnsf Street;
,hence,o Peeistia .9iieyj lbence;io Sleepy
Hollor; and thence 10 place called POr-
e,ty,s Faiiey; which is situated this side
Of the City Of Destruction. There jnmr-
ed overheard and took cold wsier sptee
on Cool of Reach the last slopE ing place
this side Of the city 10 which be vessel
was bound.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-06-05

The heart often. feels what The tongue
cannot utter. and The tongue often utters
what the heart cannot feel The tongue
should always be The servant Of the heart.
not the heart the servant Of The tongue.
II the tongue cannot utter all that the
heart feels. the heart can, and should
feel all that the tongue utiers.