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InfaIIibIe Verrnifuge.

TTyHIS medicine has been extensively used
IL with The greatest success ss an effsctual
remedy for destroying and sxPelling worms
from chilireo and grown persons II is very
mild I'M is operation, and may be gwen 10 in
fanls OF any age with perfect safety
Forlsale BY JOHN p. BROWN,
Charlesiown;
Whsre certificates Of IFS virtues may be seen
= Keerl's Rheumatic Plaster,
For sale as above.
June DC, lfsl5 90
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Etrma.
nrDnornonIa.--I.. eenssaaeass.. 8

MEssRs. GaLLAHER;-
Gsniiemea-Iiransmit following cura,ises
for H;drophobia or Madness, aud its remedies.
do this, as some alarm prevailed in onr neigh.
boraood few days ago, owing 10 The appear.
ancsof rabld dog.
These remedies are taken from Marshsll,s
Farmers and Emigrant's Handbook ), Ap.
pleton & Cos edition, iS45, 1t is q book no
farmer or ,housekeeper Should be without
I John Wesley's remedy for the bite Of mad
dog:
I First. Plunge into cold water daily, Tor
twenty days; keep under aslong as poss;ble- vs.
This has cured, esenafter hsdrophobia had BIZ.
r. Second Mix the ashes of tree foil, or oak
ashes, with hogs lard, and anointihe part Bit
Ten as soon aspossible repeat twice or thrice,
atsix4ho1rs' intermssiou. This has cured IN !
ny in England, and in one instance, particular
! ", of dog bitten on the nose BY mad dog.
Third. Mixa poundof salt with quart Or
water squeeze, battle and wash the wound
with this brine for pne hour; then bind some
fine salt on The wound, for twelve hours. The
author Of this receipt was bitten six times by
rabid or mad dogs, and each time cured himself,
| by this simple remedy.
The above is an extracrfrom (says Marshall
in bis Hand Book) John Wesley's Book OF Ii
cipes for the Poor Of England.
.fnother Remedy, for canine madness. and it i
a cure. The following remedy (ssys ce:lsin
aulborl has been successfully used By the sport
ing gentry Of Ireland, whose hounds sometimes
&c. 10 q rabid state. The experiment was made
soon after dog had bitten number Of his
comrades. All the dogs bitten, bu, one. had the
temedy administered, and neither Of them
showed any signs o. madness, but the one which
did no; take the remedy, and il died in rabid
state. This was fair experiment.
Take six ounces of filings of pewter six
ounces rue, the herb, rulyerized four ounces
garlic four ounces nllhrdae or yenice lrea-
Gle; cut the rug and garlic fine or small mix
the whole in thfee quartsfof strong beer, Put
the same articles in vessel that can be STONED
tight put i into a pot of cold water. Hlf the
vessel containing the ingredients be Of glass,
wind rope Of hay round ii 10 prevent lis break
ing when boiling. Let sit simmer for 3 or
hours over a slow fire. Then take the inside
vessel out OF the pot Of water. and pour gu, the
contents, and strain. and press, or squeeze the
strength out Of the herbs. aud bottle the liquid
I fer use-c0rk il we'll. Dose !: For dog. one
table spoenfuTthe first day ]; two the second day;
three the third~day four the fourth i've the
I 9th. Then for fonredays more, give 5 table
spoonfuls fora dose each day, making nine day s
in ALL Thesame remedy to besiaken, aud in
! theisame way, BY man. woman or chiid, Child
rfuKtse the remedy 10 pre- LA i,iIi' IIIrsss 20
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From the INrr York Tribune.
SrnANnns

From the IMrtr York Tribune.
SrANZAs.
When sadly droops the weary heart
Beaeath the cloudy wings Of woe,
And every gleams of sunshine flies,
And leaves the storm ID hoS8 below.
+ How foadly turn we 10 that breast
Which loves US, spite of our unrest !!
When shadows darkling fall around
The cherished dreams Of youth and hone. .
And shapeless pictures Of despair
. Clean dark in life's ksleidscope-
All, ssweeter than the dew on flowers,
That bosoI's sigh we know is ours
When anguish wrings the shiperine frame.
And dims the ey which strains to see
Far in the deep herizon's.gloom
A gleafneof hope, where none may be-
turn me. desrest, 10 thine eyes,
And deen their glance. the VOID supplies
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LOVE,

LOVE is the offspring of gentle mind,
/ Pure in its motives, in its sections kind,
]. OF nature rusting-disposition warm,
lttfoofHs Ia sunshine, yet survives the storm.
I A plant engrafted on mani living sou',--
lIhyes on esrth-awhile its BUDS unfold
Its beauties glow-its odors I'll the air,
Dispensing light. dispeIling anxious care
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OAKLAND
ScIectHemale Academy.

YMoR particulars see Virginia Free Press from
- April IL 70 June 5, lS45.
ISAAC ]. MARTIN. +
Oakland, Jefferson CO., Va: 81 /
June la, l645-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

AARON Bum AND JAcoR AsroR Ma.
ny years since, when Aaron Burr. was a.
bout 10 leave for England, be sold biz
mansion, and about 90 acres Of the pas
ture and wooalandEto Mr.iAstor, for 85O. .
600, subject to redemption on bis return,
by paying the interest. Burr was Mr.
Astor's lawyer. Years elapsed, and be-
came back. In the meanwhile. il had
been graded, streets laid out many in :
provements made, and, consequently, ihe
property greatly enhanced invaIue. Burr
told Mr.. Astor be proposed 70 take the
property, andrefupd the money, with in
terest 70 WHICH MI. Astor Of course, OBJ.
jocted- The writings were examined.
and the stipplatiops struck MHA. with
surprise. The matter was compromised
nv paving Burr ali additional $50, 0OO.--
The same property, now, is worth many
millions Of dollars. t. q
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70 THE PUBE1C.

1NHE subscriber, 10 addition 10 the business
re mas hefetosore carried on, IS now pre-
Threshing Machines
0fevsry description.
PLQUGHs Of al liads. ~.
CLovER HuLLERs. Com SHEL- e=s6s- .
LEss, WHEAr FANS, sc. -.
Having engaged III. GEoRee z. NEWMAN,
Who his been long and extensively known as !
6rst rtie workman in this branch Of business,
and having made arrangements for a supply Of
the best Timber and Castings, the subscriber
can assure all those who may favor him with
heir patronage, that their work shall be done
kh despatch, and IN the most satisfactory
rer. VIM. BERLIN.
Il Nville, Clarke CO., ApriIs. ls45.-6n
VpSERIEs.--sugar-hous Syrup, frst
Ill lEo6>article,
mlsut oi.gsr and Teas, and general assort-
June Aads Of Groceries, lately received.
+. RAWLINS.
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YES AND NO.

SAY No -Mulii;udes Of young men
areIuined by not having decision to say
NO. They meet with companions who
invite them 10 step into an oyster saloon,
a bowling alley or , bar-room; they are
perfectly aware that they would not like
10 have their parents see them 60 into
these places they are aware that those
who eniice them are yet below them
selves in moral characier-but they have
not 6rmness enough to say NO. When
they allow themselves 10 be led asiray
once. they will sgain-and then they
must return the compliment. This is !
beginning Of that course which leads 10
drinking ; 10 tavern suppers, tothe the a;re
--to the house Of Der which is the way
to hell and then the ruin, the utter ruin
OF the young man Is almost inevitable.
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To Delinquenfs.

a IL persons who know themselves 10 be
IN Delinquents will have an opportunity of
liquidating The same, previous TO the time Of
publication Of the Delinquent list. All who
disregard this notice, will be published, as
ordered above. - Paymen, n3y be made to the
Sheriff Of the county.
JoHNP. brown. Clerk.
June 10, lS45. ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

Employing tie 1Sns.-The force Of ha.-
BIT was remarkably exemplified recently
in Kentucky. on the occasion Of funeral.
The bereaved vile and few neighbors
sat awaiting. lhe arrival Of The people 81
solemnly idle. The widow. becoming've-
~ uneasy. after sitting idle few minutes.
cried out. Betty bring me my knitting.
may as UsH taks d tftO stitches While TIE
croUd Is CATERING
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

The WAY TO BE HAPPY Happiness
is always 10 tie found, if we will only con
descend 70 pick il up. seed byseed. As
none Of itsingredien,s should be thought
too minute to~be gathered and added to
your store, so none should be deemed too
Insignificant for distlibutionto Others ~
Occasions for comforting great benefits do
not often occur. and when they do, it may
not be in your power 10 bestow them but
the little services and qualification which
every current day places within the means
OF The humblest member of society, will
constitute, il we all throw our$shaFe 10 The
cSmmon stock, no. inconsiderable aggre.
gate Of human enjoyment and mutual
good will.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

Some Irishmen, few days since in
Philadelphia, shot and killed an nnarmed
man, and then fled 10 the chimney Of their
house for secretion and protection. This
reminds us Of the anecdote told of the
Yankee and the Englishman. A quar5el
bad risen between them, which they a..
greed TO settle by mortal combat The
conditions OF the duel were, that each
should take loaded pistol, and retire to-
gether into dark room, the door OF which
was 10 be locked by the friends ON the
outside. The duel was fonghtin accord
anee with the conditions. The English
10 an, BY the sound on The outs side fred
first. Presently. second discharge was
heard, which was from the Yankees pis
toll. The friends then opened the door.
and found the Yankee unhurt, and the
Englishman badly wounded. and covered
with 500; in the ERE place. The Yankse,in
expla;ningih the situation of the Eng lishman.
said Chat having received no damage from
the FIRE OF bis antagonist, and being I'M
willing to take bis life in cold blood, he
concluded 10 Ere bis pistol up The chimney.
which be did. and 10 his horror. down
came the <EngIishman, who it appeared,
after firing bis pistol fed to that fortress
for protection.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

YANKEE Zee il IRE Edst Iadsss.. ;;,lihe
Hong Kong Register copies q loo
from the Bengal Hurkarp on
Of the ice trade. The quant
from Bostonla year, Is said TO h8Se.S,
So 600 tons, delivered on board al an avtis
age cos; Of So So per ton. while the pro-
duet Of sales is put down Al So. 575, 900.
J III Wyelh, at Calcutta, Instructed nos
i whfuildiDg for the storage Of Ice.
these. Register calls LOUDLY FOR The estab.
! Iaboye ieFgf on; Ier nuuss at Hong Konp ..
and re, ,o5s in the knowledge that good
supply has been. ordered from Boston. -
The commodity appears 20 be plentiful az
Shanghai. aud is freely used BY the Chi
nese. VA
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Strayed or St0an,

Of seven years old, WIN J sessscsr on
one Of her snklss-a star N ne. iS;sr-be.
tween ffleen and sixteen O. nas .ssals ,nEith
,lIsLt marks Of The rubbing o. s.as, VIZ
nsss upon her. A liberal comPs :afo,os,ionS
v;ven for hkr return, or any ''iol1',
which ahe may Be- Obtained; M.puKRsoN,
Y5n,on WilI, Jederson 60, Var
Jrne Sc, i6t5.-5t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

TOT 5ydroP0oOla, uAs tite OF
Rattlesnake, Chunk head or Pilo-shake Spider,
60, sc.
into four equal pats; sprinkle fine sah on the
onion, and apply i by bandages to the wound,
soon after being, bitten by dog, snake, or
spider and the poison will runup into the onion;
repeat every half hour with a new piece, or
until there is no dscoloring by poison in the
onion, and the poison is extracted. Then a
healing plaster may be used, and the. wound
healed. rs
As the above is precautionary, and being full
y impressed with the old prostrb, San ounce
Of preventive ssworth pound of cure,n So
Iicit he publication Of the above recipes, as it
may subserve the cause Of human suffering, in
the application Of remedies healing and life-se-
curing, when needed. PHLANTHRoPos.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

MUslcALRA1N-Th editor ofthe Lou
isviile Journal, whose mind seems i'm
bued with the spirit Of poetry. and 70
whom commonplace things of life appear
iu the beautiful huss reflected BY bis own
imagination, gives utterance 10 the follow
ing outburst: 1--WE have listened TO the
songs otbirds in early springtime-to the
innocent,pratlle Of chIldhoqd-to The soul
inspiripg strains Of melody from the lips
of beautiful women-to' the murmurs OF
half-hidden brooks in the lapse Of a. sum-
mer evening-to the softeped roar Of The
distant oce an--and 10 The delicious gush
ings Of music from every variety d instru.
ments when PLAYED on by the best per.
formers-and have been eniranced by
each aud every one of them. But really
we could not help thinking that the pal.
tering Of the rain-drops on the trees 10 our
vicinity within the past two or three days
made music more exquisite STILL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

/ They who talk degradingly Of woman,
have NOT spficiera taste to relish their ex-
cellepfies, or purity enough to court THEN
Acquaintance. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

Longevity Of tie RotHesaayss "A cor
respondent Of the Charleston Evening
Post mentions rattlesnake that W as found
dead in the woods, near Georgetown.
South Carolina, which was I feet long, !.
had 73ra'tles, and teeth an inch and a
half ia length.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

Some men think they are sober because
they torswear arde0t spirits. ,Many.p eo-
pleget fuddled with love -moreget drink
upon vanity, while passion trips up one $
heels. and transforms himlinto q beast.
Reason is your only teetotaller.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

CYsqring.-No men ever yet engaged
in speculation who did not clear some
thing. This may star,le those who look
upon their specuIations with melancholy
Feelings. But did not they clear their
dockets,- Roeh. Dem. j
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

There is machine now in operation
Ia the city Of New York which makes
from 200 to 800 cedar painted pals per
day. A good wofkaan car make by hand
some 8 OF 10 pals per day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

Purity Of heart il Of all virtues. The
most elevated. A Greek maid being ask
ed what fortune she could bring her hus-
band, answered, i will bring him what is
more valuable than any treasure, heart
unspotted, and virtue without a, stain,
which is all that descended TO me from
my parents IT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

BEAUTIFUL DEDrcATIoN.-DTsraeii's
last novel the Sybil, is thus beautifully
dedica'edao the authors wife 81 would
inscribe these volumes to one whose heart
ever prompts her 10 sympalhize with the
suffering; 70 one whose taste has often
chastened, and whose judgment has ever
guided their pages: to most faithful
friend, and perfect wife,"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
suAN1o.

"A letter frcu, Japes Arlington Bennett, daied
Long Island, New York, On the 16ih ulf.,, has
the toll4wing!T emarks on The use of .Guano
ASH have been informed that soma
farmers have Dj ured Their crops by tainl ia.
.indicioas application " guano,,it may ba
Proper 10 POM O. tie way 10 whichtit
,shoulh be used % S8E aaiage. First, then
The .guaao must BE- empiied on d barn
fioor q other place pplFerized with q
spade, and ron through screen or coarse.
sievei and what remains, pounded again
andtcreehed a second time. Tkere will
be siiliia remainder. anG dis will DO for
potatoes Or any Other 1bnlbpns roots In
/ applying il to1corn, Ill must not Sc dona,
until scorn1is oyer grounds Then, before;
a rain, hpossihle apply two ounces OF 4
small handful around each hill, which
must be coveted as soon as possible. ID
keep the sun 4fonl eyspofating the antDo-s
nfa. Two ounces 10 the hill-will .be a.
bout thrse tun5re.l pounds TO the acre for
coFni bu, an ad55tionat quantity csnSbe
applied at any other subsequent time Is
corn. aud heed or moulded with thu
plough. IS watching its progress, corn
croP % almost any amonut car be produe-.
ed. \ must be applied % potatoes whom
planted, a tlle rate Of from five tb eight
hundred pounds 10 The acre, {in The san a 5.
4 dy soil 81 Long lsland.l and coveyed u;li;
the seed. think however, ibat il ponld
Be better 10 place .bin ssratam 81 81,
between the seed and the puano s 49, ~
lis.danseF Of The rain CARVING IL ras .Isss
loo deep 10 1ha earih, s ~ sasss
eA'- ito1hang y more precious than
tine, and thpse who raisspend il age ths
greatest Of all psodigals. - ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

More hearts pine away ii secret an
guish for unkiodnesstrom those WHO should
be their comforters, than for any other ca
lamity in life.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

II any young man would win. TO hin.
self the hearts Of the wise and brave, and
is ambitious Of being tie guide and lead
er OF them, lei him be assured that his
virtue will give him power, and eS.ssl
will consolidate aud maintain bis vii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

A piece Of common Indigo made into
a paste with spirits Of camhhor, and ap-
piled 70 the woppd, will, il Msaid. neu-
trallze the poison arising from q bite Of
snakes Of any kind
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

ST o e = g ga.

TO the Farmers Of Jefferson and Berkeley
Counties.
THE undersigned having rented tho I.eetown
Mil, belonging to LIP w. Bsleh, Esq,
hereby gives notice that he viii take possession
Of the same on the FIRST Of July next, where he
will be pleased to receive
Grain Ofevery Description
TO Grind, .
and promises 10 do the same with .pr6mptnesst
He also promises TO be Industrious and accom-.
modatiug to all who may favor him With their
custom, and no effort IN his part shall be spar
ed TO please. BY promptness and attentios to
business, the undersigned hopes to receive a
liberal share Of the public patronage.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
IeeioMn MAY % lR45-tc
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SCENE AT. SING SING IN. ",

The Hudson River Chronicle gives the
following particulars OF the recen; attempt
Of some Of the .convicts TO escape from the
prison - On Friday last, the 2O:h. ult,
our village was the scene of much excite
ment, caused by an attempt made by six
convicts TO effect their escape from the
state prison at,his place. The particulars
as far as we have been able to obtain
them, are as follows 10 the afternoon,
six convicts at work ID The quarry report
ed themselves sick. Upon this report
they werei permitted TO quit work, and
they loitered around The prison until a.
bout FIVE o'clock, when they undertook
10 effect their escape. They made tracks
over The bill Sonthreaskof the prison pass
ed through Sparta, where some OF them
were caught.
One was 4'nabbed' ina door ward at
Sparta were taken upon lie old
turnpike road. after aresistance which re-
quired them.tb be shot down by some Of
the guard, who were in pursuit. They
were shot ia their thighs. bptnot danger
ously4 wounded. a fourth was caught 10
the road nesrthe residence Of Judge Ke.
meys; be was completely tired out and
gave himselfup without struggle. The
fifth was caught 90 the turnpike opposite
the residence ri Mrs. Bishop. The sixth
crossed The. meadow between he old and
new roads, and took 10 The woods" on
| the East side Of the road, and although
search was Immediately made. be has not
yetbeea caught. They were all armed
with knivef. III running, they threw of
| their jackets and shoes. The one who
en,irely escaped was well aequainledpv
the country bad they all known The, route
I.they would have got clear. The person
who effected his escape il The someShal
notorious couhlerfeiter, Parker, sent 70 The
prison some few weeks sincesfom the city
Eof New York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

The Nashville Union, Mr.. Polk home
organ, has come out unequisocally for
protection. Speaking Of The manufacture
Of irQn The editor says. il HIN should
be found. ha'.under mere revenue du-
~, ibisimpor,an, brsnch Of industry could
not be sustained, 50 as 10 yield reasonable
profits. il would furnish fair case for dis
elimination. So be goes Tor tbe protec.
lion Of the iron interest, even ii We have
TO discriminate Tor ii.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
DOclor AIexander

OFFERS his professional services 10 the
~ citizens Of Charlestown and lis vicinity.
Residenee-thFd door East of Carriers Hotel.
Chariestown, April II, ls45-fH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
Lisf OfLcfferS.

ID EMAINING in the Post Office, Charles,
HI town, Va. on the 30th June, ls45. Per-
sons calling for them win please say they are
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

.acoy uiM only fwo legs. There Is !
iusus nature 70 BE seen al York, (Pa.. il
the form ot calf, born without Two fore
legs The rest.of the animal Is perfect.
So says the U. s. Gazette. A calf on
Two legs Is nothing very wonderful,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

The landlord Of the. Golden Elephant
stood stock still and with open mouth
His kinsman came both looked at the
hole, and then at the empty chest, and
then at one another, and then agreed that
the strangers were not such fools as they
had taken them for.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10
WORM MAKES THE MAN.

y vi :.
Worth makes the man not wealth. no
dress !! not parade. You will find more
real manllness. more sound sense. mnrs
lovelinAss Of character. in The humble
walks OF lie, than was ever dreamed oil
IN The circles offl fashion. oipride, OF wealth,
o. Ehesterhsldian rules Of poliieness.--
when NAB OF sense no matter how
humble bis origin. or lowly bis occIpa
ton, may appear in The ewes OF The vain
and foppish7 lis treated with contempt,
he will not Esoon forgetit; but will put
forth all theI energies Of his mind 10 rise
above those who thus look dow in scorn
upon him. by stunning the mechanic,
we exert anlinfuence derogaiory 10 hon
est labor arid make il questionable fol
Young menIto learn trades, or labor for q
support. Did our young women realize
that for all their parents possess, for all
they have, they are indebted 10 the me.
chanic, it would be their desire TO elevate
him and encourage his visits TO their SO,
ciety, while they would treat with scorn
The lazyftAe sponger. and the we'll dress.
ed pauper.. On looking back fe " years,
our most fastidious ladies' can trace1heir
genealogy from some humble mechanics.
who, perhaps in their day were sueered
at by the proud and foolish, while their
grandmo.hers gladly received them TO
their oosoms. q i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

COOP ADvltr-Girls never marry from
prudential considerations, You should
crush with your pretty feet any and eve
~ attempt TO lead you 10 the altar Of mar.
riase as a sacrifice 10 the moloch Of
,wealih. No, 90,
When you give your hand. you should
give your heart, and scorn, lovely ones,
With the true pride Of woman, an ALI
ance with man. no matter how rich,
whom you cannot love long and love dear
ly. II you suffer yourself TO be forced in.
10 such an unnatural union, you stand be.
fore God and man PICTURED woman; a
libel on your sex; and an object Of CON
tempt with the virtuous and high minded.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

A Russian named Ermett in 1885, Wis
ted Cincinnati poor ragged eobblef,S---
lie could not make living. and there
tore went South and engaged in the manu-
featuring Of lucifer matches. He rotuFn-
ed 70 Cincinuali, few days since, worth
$40 900.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-10

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