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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
MIR. & MRS. AROHER,S
.AUADGMY
For YOUNG Ladies.

No. 40, Lexington Street, Baltimore.
.HyBIS Institution has been ii successful o.
u peratlon for several years. and al present
numbers near one hundred pupils.
All the branches Of finished female sduca.
lion are taught under The personal superintend.
enee Of the Principals, assisted by the ablesl
Professors Of the country.
For particular Information as 10 terms al
board, tuition, Sc, address the Principals.
The following gentlemen for the most mar,
have daughters in The School and NAV Be refer.
red to:
Gen Winfield Scot, o s Army Rev DR. Wv.
AZ, Aes : u Duneans Rev MIR Hammer, Rev
vel Douaidsoa, Baltimore Civ: = Rern.rd
Virginia; Daniel Lloyd, talbot, county, ma.
Mr.. ARcHER Graduate of lhe West point 4
eademy. z.
Baltimore, April :. isl5.-enas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
.WHEATFIELD Inn,
Baltimore. Md.

HNfIIS Hotel is situated on Howard street.,
II two doors north Of Baltimore street, and
in the iumediste vicinity Of the business part OF
the city. Ii contains upwards Of 100 rooms,
many Of which are paflors with bed rooms ad.
joining, suitable for families. II has been thor
oughly furnished with new and elegant furniture
and all the accommodations 10 be found in any
HoteIin the east.
The proprietor fstters himself than his long
experience 10 the business will enable him so
to'couduct the establishment in every depart.
ment as to render entire satisfaction to all his
guests.
- Merchants, travellers, &c visiting Baltimore,
will end it healthy and desirable location.
J. MCINTOSH, PRoPRIEToR.
Baltimore. #April g. l845.-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
YIELD NOT TO DARK DESPAIR.

f. y
Hast thoulone heart that loves thee,
10 this dark world of care,
Whose gentle, smiie approves thee
Yield not 10 dark despair 49,
Il One rose. whose fragrant blossom
Blooms but Tor thee alone
+ One fond confiding bosom,
Whose thoughts are All thine own =
One gentle star to guide thee, = i
| And bless thee on thy ssS,
That cen when storms betidethee,
Still lends itsgeutle ray -
One ehrystsl fountain springing
Within life s.dreariest waste, =
Whose waters still are bringing X II.
Refreshments 10 my taste - mi
! One tunefuI voice to cheer thee,
When sorrow hiss disirest
One breast when thou art weary, s.
- Wherein thy head 10 rest p y .s
Till that sweet rose is failed,
v And cold that heart, so warm
Till clouds thy star hsSe shaded, Al
Heed not the passing storm So
Till The kind voice that blest thee,
All mute in death doth lie,
Aud the fount that Oft refresheddhee,
To thee is'eyer dry.
! Thou hast one tie to bind thee,
To this dark world Of care,
Then let no sorrow blind thee f
Yield not to dark despair,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
Threshing Machines.

The subscriber has commenced the ma1ufao-
ture3of Horse-powers and Threshing Machines
his establishment, where he will keep sup.
plyresdy for sale, made Of the very best mate
rails. and The most approved plan for strength
aad durability, and by no means liable to get
out Of order. They will tbresh clean and OF
easy dfaft--made to work two, four or Eve
horses. and warranted to work WE'LL
He also manufactures CORN SHELTERS,
to work By hand. BY horse or water power.
His Lathes and Machinery are propelled BY
steam engine and he is ready 10 do all turning
10 brass aud iron with despatch. m i'll machine.
~ and all other work, such as Threshing Ma.
chimes and Horse-powers repaired promptly.
Old cast Iron. Brass and Copper taken in az
change for Cistings J r. JONES.
Hagerstown, Nd. July 10, 1886 en-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
Casiings for Mills !:

Such as cog wheels, beve and mortice wheels,
shafts, segments, gudgeons,4 cfsnks, spindles,
brushes and brass castings Also, great varie.
" OF horse power & Thfeshisg Machine pat
terms. Of tho very best design Yer strength and
economy of metal. Plough Castings ofleyety
description, moudboards, landsides and shares;
a large stock Of wagon boxes OF all sizes. and
Of the best forms, Parlor. chamber and ten
plate stoves cast Of the nestest pat;erns<the
Hathaway cock stoves OF different sizes-wster
pipes and east-iron railing. All the Castings are
mn a. If III |. ha.t m for;att >%A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
Ingram Carpetimg.

LN0R sale atlhs shan1ondaie Factory. soma
u beautiful Ingram Csrpesing. which will
be disposed or on advantageous terms Tor casIS
or on short credit, Of viii Be exchanged for
Wool, to be delivered b. he Isl June next.
J03E & co.
ShannondaIe Faclory,2
Feb 90. 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
YO5HB SLABS
And Head e., Foot STONES

QFHyBAI NAklkTNs
Having purchased an extensive QUARRY Of
the most beautiful Waite and Yariagaied MIR
BILE, aud an extensive water powerto saw aud
polish with. his prices will be Low. One
great advantage 10 purchasers is. that all Stone
viii be delivered a. his risk, without any extla
charge.
TLETTERING neatly executed.
BY applications 10 Mr.. Horatio N. Gallahei,
Chariessovn. those who may desire any OF the
above articles can be shewn the list Of prices
and The different plans. He will also forward
an orders, sPitaphs, &c., that may be desired.
OF. By addressing him, At LeilGrsburg, WASH
ington county, Nd, orders can be 6tied without
delay.
6rNo Imposition need be feared, as his
nriees are uniform.
January 81 ISlS-1y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
Doctor Alexander

mFFERs his Professional services to the
" citizens of CbsflestoWn and lis vicinity
Residence--thId door East Of c artere Hotel. /.
Charles,own, April T7,Sls45 LII.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
WOOI. Wool

TNHE subscribers are now prepared To pnr.
chase any quantity Of Wool thai NAV Be-
oaered % them, Tor which fair price viii Be
giyen.A WEBB & MARREII
SheHAefdslown March 6. Is45.--if - !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
CASH FOE NEGRORS.

n WILL At an times give the highest prices
ID CASH. Cor likely yoang NEGROES, 81
both sexes, from ten to twenty-hse years Of
are. Persons having likely servants to dispose
Of, viii do we'll 10 call on ne Al my residence,
: n Charleslovl and any communication In
writing will be promptly attended to-
January 5, t643.--tf W.M. CROW.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
mtsrrIIau qua.

l I'a.I.
THE GOLDEN AGE or CoURTsHlp. ~
What is il !? Sit is The time OF love-the
bappiest period OF mans or woman !
existence-ihe time when all miserable
Thoughts and reflections are banished 10
forgetfulness. and when dreams of never
fading happiness float before the eyes --
y turns night into morning; and reg ard
less Of all remonstrances from third per
sons, exclains, time was made for slaves
L makes lis voiaries linger by the side Of
a flowing brook. till The moon is eclipsed
by the light OF day, or wander alone By
the light of The moon till the ,dews OF e.
yening remind them that they are not
quite in fairy land. and that they must re-
trace their wandering steps; it makes
man eloquent in the cause Of tire ;
conclles all seeming impossibilities and
overcomes every obstacle that stands 10
the way Of happiness. SGillings are quick
ly multiplied into ponnds-hundreds or
pounds into thousands Of pounds; humble
dwellings are nagnified into splendid
palaces. 1t makes The worse appear the
better re ason.' Bad tempers and evil dis
positions are driven like ehaff before The
wind; nor will il allow man 10 believe
that be who msrries an i'll tempered per.
son attempts to lick honey from off thorn.
in short. such is the uista vie wed through
Hymen's magic glass, tina. ell visionary
'dFeams are quickly turned into visible re-
alities-so long, al least as the hallucina.
lion lasts. IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07

& Dfeadfnt accident "A lad about I'll
years o. age, named Charles Smith, YES 4
ierosy went 10 the carpet mannfactofy I'll
Mr. Samuel Scott. in Beach street near
'snacckamsxen, Kensington. 10 take blu
.orosoer, who works there, bis breakfast. ~
,'hiie there he commenced plsying wiz
ne machinery. when hisshand was caught
~ the wooIfieker, and bis right arm was
Torn OUT Ct its socket, taking with il Dor
non q ibe flesh from bis breasl and iay.
ing bare the ribs. sHe was taken to H.
Hospital 10 such . condition that its IN.
possible that be can ever recover P5itiI,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
sTaNE cuTTING.

"ZILLlAM LOuGHRIDGE respectfully
wv informs thekitizens of Jefferson, Clarke,
Frederick, and adjoining counties, Who ma,
wish TO mark the graNes ofthsir lsmented dead.
that be still continues to make and superscribe
.Monuments-Bor, Column, and plain
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07

TIRRcE Sugar house Molasses.
HID. Now Orleans do prime,
10 Ibis Porto Rico do
Z bids. New Orleans Sugar.. Isl qaaliiy.
3 boxes Loaf Sugar,
3 lib. Rulrsri<Sl AoafS1ksr,
Jn.s Ieo.iysdby ADAM YOUNG.
July - n .sytni
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
Hagersto1cn Foundry, IS
AND
MI CAE.H ~ 5 uOP.

YNHE subscriber having on hand 4 great va.
u rfety Of exeelient patterns for machinery
for merchant, grist and saw Mills, is prepared
temanufncture ell kinds Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07

Rensdy against Hydrapho6ia..- The
Glasgow /, Argus mentions a remedy for
The bite Of rabid animals, applied by Dr.
David Bnrnes, \ brother Of the traveller.
Sir AlexandeD in the case Of two ladies'
Of that.city- They were in psrlor Of !
hotel. when large dog entered, bitthem
both severely. aud ran off, d. Rurnes
was 10 The hotel. having been onIa tour ID.
Inc Hlgulands wilhLord and Lady Pan-
nuIe ". buf9es' On learning the ma
lure o. ibe sceiden., instantly cauterized.
eopPeo ana excl q, the wounds; and had
aiso recourse 70 Zins singular method Of
a max. tne PsHeals suck their Wounds
inis course NE Df. recommended Ten
wars aso y NE lancer, and hs says that
! y, : lsnssf Wha'everSis TO be feared from il.
y ihe mouth and lips, are. free from sores
and chaps.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07

II isSsta,ed that q. iIst rate man Of war
Of the present day Requires upwards Of
20, 900 cubic feet Of timber, and $50 900
lbs Of hemp are used il the cordage. ii
Is estimated that the extent Of ground on
which the timber for aninety gun shin
would grow, would be 6fiy acres.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07

Warning "A melancholy occurrence
took place in this city a day or two ago,
which we advertio principally forthe pur.
poae OF putting housekeepers and others
who make use Of lueiier matches upon
their guard as TO the safekeepng3and dis
posal Of them about their premises. /,
appeared on an inveslig alton lately held
before the Coroner that tfine child left
in an upper room temporarily By its pa
rent. had BY some means got hold Of some
lucifer matches, which, iigniting SET Ere
TO the chlld's clothing and Fburntiis BODY
50 dreadfully as g cause the poor crea-
lures death on the following day.-.Mat.
Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07

TuME-Time wastes too fast; every
letter trace tells me with what rapidly
life follows ny pen the days and hours
Of it more precious. my dear Jenny, than
the rubies abouktby neck. are flying over
our head like thsEght clouds Of windy
day never to return more-eyery thing
presses on whilst THOU art twisting thai
iock-seeI il grows essy; and every
time kiss thy hand toNbid adieu. and
every absence which follows It. are pref
'ludss to thai eternal separation which We
are shortly to make. - Sferns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07

"A y = P' sRaS Sds sss saDE e :'l'
July 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07

a pony h,tsy di.d in England so years old
He once travelled y N. in consecutive hours.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07

Ata recent meeting Of The Acadmy Of
Sciences at Paris, paper was received
from MI. Martenz, stating hattie bad dis
covered the means Of carrying DO the Da-
gueueotype process Ibn a gigantic scale.
as compared withwhatis now done. He
can, hesays, DagueEreo,yps an entire pa
norams, embracing $50 degrees. His
process consists in curving the metallic
plate, and causing the lens which fleets
the landscape toturn by clockwork. The
lens, TO- turning, passes over on one side
the whole space 10 be DagueIfsottped, e.
on the other side moves the reffacted lu-
minous cone to the plate 70 whfcillhe o5 =
jects are successively conveyed NTbis
ID very fine 10 theory" remarks 4 French
paper 4bpt we should like 10 SEGA speGi-
men produced BY the process Of NJ. Mag
tenz =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07

There died recenilylat Unity, III Maine,
nay Famed Mrs Hannah Chase at the
very advanced age of log years and 25
days. She left 10 children 66 grand chill
idren. l6O great grand children, apdsI2
of The fifth generation. There were !.
bout $50 al her descendants present A.
her funeral, and 100 walked in lie fune. ,
raj train.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07

IN Intelligent Farmsr.-Las, wesk. a
gentleman Of Lebanon visiting his corn.
nelp saw On The stalks something that he
conceived 10 be what the farmers called,
sucfors, and stripped them from about an
aere o. DIS corn; Meeting some person
aoou. ms time, ne commenced complain
lagio',.he number OF succors on bis corn.
mere oelns, as ne said. two or three on
every slalk. The person 10 whom 10
spoeake, being possessed Of more knowledge
Of iheEsclence 81 farming, examined The
held when pc discovered that the gentle
man had been stripping his corn Of the
yoang ears.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07

I =.
SPIRIT OF Love. Beyond all question,
il The unalterabls constitution OF d allure
that there issetfcacy divine. unspeskable
efficacy in love. The exhibition Of kind
ness has the power 10 bring even the ira
tionsl animals into subsection. Show
Kindness TO a dog, and he will RENE % Der
II he will be grateful; he will infaIIibly
return love for love. Show kindness 10
lion, and you can lead him by the name.
you can thrust your hand into bis mouth !;
you can melt the untamed forocity Of his
heart into affection stronger than death.
10 allof Gods vast and IN bounded crea-
ton, there is not living and sentient be.
ing. from The least 10 the largest, not one,
not even the outcast and degraded ser
pent, that is insensible to acts of kindness.
u love such as our blessed Saviour mani
tested, could be introducedinto the world
and exert IFS appropriate dominion, ii
would restore a state of, things far more
cheering. far brighter than the fabulous
age Of gold; it would pluck every poi
sonous tooth !; il would hush every dis
eordani voice. Even the inanimate crea.
lion is not insensible to this divine influ-
ence. The bud and flower and fruit put
forth most abundantly and beautifully
where the hand of kindness is extended
for their culture. And If this blessed in.
fluence should extend itself over the
earth. moral garden Of Eden would ex-
ist in every land instead Of the thorn
and briar. would spring up a 6g-tree and
myrtle. the desert would blossom and the
solitary place be made glsd.-Uphom.
PRErTY SENTiMENr.-The memories of
childhood. the long far away days Of boy.
hood. the mothers love and prayer. the
voice Of departed play fellow. Tho ancient
church and school house, in all their
green and hallowed associations come up
on the heart in the dark hour Of sin and
sorrow, as we'll as in ihe Joyous time, ike
the passage Of pleasantly remembered
dream, and cast ray Of their Own purii.
~ and sweetness overit.
TIE LAST CoMFoRr.-,I have taken
much pains. says the learned Serden. 80
know everything that was esteemed worth
snouing among men but with all my
disquisIiions and reading. nothing now Re
mans With me to comfort me ii ihe close
q NE but this passage Of ST. Paul: His
= faithful saying, and woribyof al aecep-
saiion, that Jesus Christ came into ibe1
world 10 save sinners. To this / cleayea
and herein | End rest.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07

YoUrH Youth is flowing stream, On
whose current The shadow NAV rest but
pot remain sunshine is natural to lis
glad waters aud the flower will spring up
90 its banks. despite Of theTwintry storm
and chilling wind. A year in youth is
like a month 10 spring; is wonderful To-
observe The rapid alienation that is
brought BY the general and vivifying ID
iuence OF these few fee,ing days; the
germ expands into a leaf and the bud 10
TO a flower almost before we have marked
The change. I'd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07

There died.recenily at Unity "a Maine.
Ivy named Mrs. Hannah Chase, at the
sefy advanced age Of l06 years and %
oay. Sne Leu 10 children, GO grand
l2Ipf The fith generation. There were
aeqn' ipu o. per descendants present at
berBtuneral, and 100 walked in the funer.
al train.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07

Bfqussts. We understand (says the
Boston Traveller that the charitable be.
quests Of the late Hon Daniel Waldo
T ~ amount 10 about 306 600 dollars.
'nese requests are 70 various religious
4. gsnesolent societies. We have heard
VIZ VIZ 9lu.U ~ = gwen 70 the Colonization
causs S ~ wy e the Nc Lean Asylum.
ana Sio.UUU TO ne Massachusetts, Gene.
raj Hospital The bequest 10 the imeri..
can Board Of Foreign Missions is said 10 ]
bsN $40, OOO-the largest bequestl which,
has eyer been made to that Board.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07
NO. %.

i
Singular "A gentleman recently took
into the diligence. between Marssilles
and Touton. vessel of leeches, which
were not we'll secured al the top.-The
creatures soon sailed forth in quest Of
blood Suddenly piercing cries. we're
hsard from a young lady. who, unaware
Of the blood-,bitsfy passe ngefs which had
been placed IN the carriage. declared that
she was seized with acute pai IS Is If
.pupc,nre dFwith lances Though she con-
tinned her cries, delicacy prevented her
from permitting any passenger ID ascer-
tain the cause 81 Der uneasiness. de-
tachment of the leeches. however lad
gone further 10 fare worse, for ,bev h.d
fixed on the legs OF a. stout elie,lv zen.
.lemap, who. less fastidious than the lar.
one, at once uncovered an2 ascerta;ned
ths cause.-the diligence was stopped
and the young lady taken 10 The nearest
house, where she was relieved from her
unpleasant Companions. Between fftaen
and twenty Of the vagrant leeches lad
made their way up her clothes. and fas-
tened on her. Gakgnani. Jaly L. II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07

How beautifully has ii been asked BY
an eminent writer: is there 10 befound
gilt Of heaven more precious, more worthy
our most ardent gratitude, Than that Of
possessing asfanily, a home, where viz
tues, kiadess, and epjoyments are every
day guest where The heart and the eye
sun themselves in world Of love! where
thoughts are lively and enlightened,
where friends not only by word but BY
action say TO each other, by joy. thy
sorrow, thy hope, Thy prayer is lGine :"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-07

Go AHEAD There nothing like il,
you will never fail SO long as You have
your al ms full and your mind busy. Look
on the bright side-keep up your spirits
and as true as you live you will work
your way 10 wealth aud honor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-03
Howl on Mackenzie.

The Erpress gives the following summary OF
Jesse Hoyts long bill in Cha Gerry against the au-
thor and alleged Publishers Of The Life and OPin'
ions Of Benz. F. Butler, Jesse Hoy," &C. &c.
sse oyt orator that \, - TIE sole and eIcasire
rorietor Of and Of the night 70 make and null
tply copic. theresf and print snd publish the same
Toyt il informed and believes and AYERS the TACT 70 De-
that sad kftys The production and cOposriop reso-
tirsly Of the rarioa pesoas BY rAon r,.peorey Thy
garpof 10 haze been nTiffen. $500
Hoyt charges that at some time since the 'h July lcif
the box forciby, Violently and witnou' the khO"
ledge prviiy or Of H0yt broken open and the
said leticrs herein before particularly fnenuoneo were
taken thcrefrom and Hoyt IS informed and oeeves and
charges the fac, be that w. J.. Mackenzie and T. l.
BOgardus Of them either ~ Themselves or enc OF
them so broke open or caused be broken open. said
box and took said manuscripts and letters .hererom or
in and coniederacy with divers other persons 70
Hoyt unknown acted aided, and assisted N the sad
breaking open n said box and Ia taxing Of sai1 man
scripts and letters therefrOm.
HOyt charges that they either by the means Aforesaid
OF in other fraudulent and surrepun0us manner
possessed Themselves Of them possessed himsei
Of said manuscripts and etters-that they or one OF
them have used The letters. &c IN making up PUBIC
book and N concert with oihers published a book
Also tha n,y hare obtained, "a sHaSar maHHo pos
s.ssiOa Of Otr yayus uhicb thy iat,Rd 70 PEbsh or
Gus, 10 BE- JriH,sd.
Hoyt states that be canno, designate describe the
last mentioned letters manuscripts and asks ira, they
be compelled 70 forth schedule thereof beleFes
such letters &C. In custody O w. or B. or either Of
them, other persons.
Hoyi says he believes the book was printed under me
direction of Mckenzie BOgarcus, DOsne, t1sunen vi
some, one Of them.
Hoyt says he had applied for the proceeds Of the co
pies sold which REASONABLE REQUEST they refuse 10
comply with
If Hoyts object is to stop the sale OF the BOOK
he has surely made miscalculaiien. The more me
Chancellor tells the people they sh0nt read these
letters, the more they just rH read them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-03

Registers Oticc. October J. le4S
TREASURY NorES OvTsrA>DING-Aniounto OF the sew.
eral issues Ogtsandng lst October 1875 yer records
Of this Office Sos; 76i Is Deduct cancelled notes in the
hands If the accounting officers, $50 Total stso+ Is
Z. II. GlLLtr. Register.
10" The Secretary OF State lea Washington yes
terdsy morning on a visit TO Pennsylvania for few
DAYS attend 10 his private business We understand
that r. Trist Esq. the chief clerk of the department
Union.
THE MORMON WAR.-It appears from the ST.
Louis Republican of Tuesday the Esd that the Mormons
have taken supper in Carthage and marched into War
saw without resistance mocstaiion. The editor Of
the Republican says All the AntMormons apparently
panic have given WAY before their enemy and
hate placed the Mississippi between them and danger
What next will be- done Il Is hard tn say but unless the
Anti Nonnons are greatly reinforced and take more
i've and decided against their sworn enemy
the power Of the Mormons must be- mort firmly sstsb
lished in Hancock county than ever
~ Rev s Chaplin, d. d., died in w ashngton
the lst inst.