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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

"A good story-4tf moi true. truth like
IS told ip Inc Philadelphia Eagle, Of
Landlord, who finding that the refrigeras
Tor in bis yard. 10 which be was accuse
TONED 10 put woo9cock and other Dfceties,
for cool'keepfng.fwas occasionally OPEN
ed, and ihe choice things distracted, sub.
stituted one night some big swapping turs
lies for The sm5 Her game, and then watch.
ca The result. ~ due lime the epicurean
thief arrived. lil.ed the lid. quietly .inssft-
ed bis hand in fhe accustomed spot, and
10 it was instantly gripped BY snapper.
The marauder reared with pain, the snap-
per held on, and the landlord on the
watch roared with Laughter. iii finally
learning By exclamatioEs five caught
him, I've caught him." collected his
boarders, be led them into the yard, and
here they foundthe wo1begone epicurean
philosopher With The swapping turtle stilf
II The end Of his finger III was onEyIby
Hcutlng of the head Of The capior that The
Ecapiiss. well admonished, was rele ased.
81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

ga company has been formed al Ports.
mouth, n j, who intend erecting steam,cot.
ton factory TO carry twenty thousand spindles.-
Il is to be put under contract Immediately,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

Misnomers--In email town near Dds.
liz reside four menof The respective names
Of Short Long. Simple and Supple. Short
is tall, bong is short, Simple very acute,
and Supple IL bearidden.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

Family Of Suicides. "A young man BY
the name Of Whiiehouse, committed sui.
eide in Mercer, Ma, on Saturday week.
He had been 10 the field al work all day,
with a. number Of hands, and while The
others were eating supper be hung him
self:in The barn. Sesera. years ago this
young man with his sister went io$ live
with gentleman 10 Mercer. and not long
after the man killed himself. Soon after
This event. the young lady committed sui
eide, and now the brother has also mad6
an end 81 bis life in lie same rash way.
II is quite family moaornania.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28
M KIND.


None Of us know The GOOD ! k;n8 A.. ,
accompanies. A word sootbinsely M, i
wnenFhe heart is sick, j lis,ls held be.
slowed when want presses by, goes lar
iat beyond what those suppose who are
aoie iolsPeak this word, or give this hsin.
40 instance illustrating this has ius,
come p our noaledge. A youus man
inieiilgeni and well educated came u
our CITY 10 6ad employment. IA souyb,
.ol ! y vain. When bis means were l.
oou' gone and he lay half sick With re-
yer. Drought on BY anxiety. a friend babe
p ar az at snnd- cheer. acd thronsh ,ha;r
pace q boarding house. He worked
|tnere Ike a brave man, aud won HE con.
ndence Of his employer, though received
ohly hls board and few dollars month.
Inc Trend watched aim, and finding
nim ianhiul, mentioned The fact 10 4 n, 5
camille gentleman. who said at once bring
me young man 10 me. This was DONE
an0 soon De was more profitably employ
ed. He was now head clerk. Ana aid
ne forget his eariyFffiends In.ihe aa;et-
est way possible without The slightest
$3.50 Pli15SutlOO-ue sought out, !
as soon. as be was able, tie choicest and
most substantial present, and sent il. 10
nim as 4 token Of remembered kindness. |
When the present was received. our
TREND knewnot from whom Ii came, III
did not once dream OF The friendless
youth towhom be had once shown only1
! 1ifls Kindness and !, was no, until II
er repeated Inquiries, tha, he discoyered
8Go had seat II. u have learnedla les
on. when he found outsthe giyer said
ie, and that is, oIicaysio Be more kind, Il
can be under similar circumstances
'ereaiter. II il were TINS with alpoI
y, how much 81 human misery should
We relieve. and what sun could We add Y
? 'he anOuntof positive individual hap-
Learn 2 be kild! The habit Of kind |
ess viii 90 what no o,Aer habit can do f
VII eFir sweet p2zes 10 the mind and 6
leresss, is viriuously practised, he |
niy pefT"esnt wealth earth NAV crave
: HeaTsn sd@i;-i4s wealth Of leort. I i
~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

A correspondent Of The ST, Louis. Re-
publican, Mr. J a. Hubbard. who bad 10
early youth (iogethef with his broiher)
been 6itten by q mad dog. states That both
we're cured By drinking strong decociion
% ade from the bark The root 0. the black
ash, which ii well known cure for the
bite OF rattle make. drinking wine glass
fufl three times adsy Tor eight days -
This is q very impleremedy. and should
1t least have trial He gives the follow
ing as the5mode Of preparing IL:
Take fhe ROOF Of The common upland
ash. generally called black ash; peel Of
the bark, aud boil II 70 q strong decoetion ]
Of ibis drink freely.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

Id Hill The editor Of Buckeye pa
per has been threatened with Jogging.
He very quietly insiauates that be may
be found up stairs. and that il ID ''5ut fof-
| ty feel io,the bottom !"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28
Etsm !

Ill
/ a e L.etriy Pasis daalks Late Eisdsisn q Fac
"Af me lo'iowins form - impor,aai pari Of 4
history q The lines, Ne copy this s,s,et,e
from The ALBANY American Eil xenl
/ Remoral of i6e.Nfn Sroli ,,If Yo,,,,, :,
fier,- Mr.. Rsynsfera hsss been p,,s,,a 3
q. the town cf New Scotland 5ar go,
lRea'y one years, maintaining his nosl
.hfough ne stormy and proseipl,re admin
isifations q Jackson. Van Barren. an.l Ty
ler' During all This perod, and a,nids l ii,
mutations Of party, Mr.. Raynsfota s
NAMED ever spd oneply srue. bad N
y ~ trutrug yrrft : Ss,;sr...-.ya. La -
move him, but the only alternative Va,
ne appointpentof radical poIit;caIAho
'gol' wv no
Urish Wood, an ultra Abo!itiopist !,
ne I Birney school, is appointed 10 Mr.
h!'ynsford's place. He has been ! s,sa.
g 6 voter Of the Abolition ticke, for years.
90 notorious was this fact among those
Wno knew him best. that he could not pro.
sure me signature Of Locofoeo within
9~o miles and half Of The Post Office
easl, west north. or south, to his petition
pointed - VS. ~
1g''suHRi'oes-The prevalence Of consnmp.
'ion T. oaf variable climate renders j, Of import
ne . uo'e every suggestion that may prove use
- !. 'ne way of palliativss DR. remedies far Thai
@asung disease. A Iate humber Of he Ros,on
Medical Journal has the foliowirg. 81
Physicians who have bad amnIa e.,
,ortunlty for observation asser, K :, ~
Innate Of the interior Of IlI;no;s a=g,ra.
emarkabie relief TO persons labor;ns ~
Ter diseases Of the lungs. Al HilIs6os6, |
large and fourishins town tha Is n,,a
-. !. county 2 case Of pulmon ary con Somn.
lon9 u IS said, has not been known Inihe |
lace or neighborhood, in five years. with
ne single exception, and that WAS 81 nyolv. /
9 70 some doubt. A physician, whose
nngs were exceedingly sse1si,iyeI and
Ino'had several times raised blood alarm.
lsly, assures@us that he has beer re stored
comparative health BY removing 10 1
'Wn that borders on . prairie. Heeh,s
'uch confidence ia saying that psrsons
no have apprehension Of a deci.ledlv
lseased state Of The l,lpgs-esner;alIy
IN ~ me Auanilc border here in1 New
i s g,auu ~, or-wi'al u the ssarching influence
.he cold easterly winds-wouId often
% themsefvesfeliev we'd from tbe irr;fah;l;.
2..as Hagsaas soaf lf a saf tsalafe -
r, stages and railroads at all times and $
asons. offers such promises OF relief to
g conspmptives who would not avail
emselxes Of the happy remedy"
Gov. FonD madeit matter of regret in sope
his Messages that emigrants &c the better sort $
Dud not come 70 Illinois on account Of the bad
ndition Of her credit If Tho climate OF that
ale is so sallbfious, so well adapted 10 a dis
Sc which so often battles medical skill, the
untry in eeneral-or atleast grea, many in
lids in il; viii be concerned in the speedy res
ration Of the credit Of Illinois.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

APAINFuL;SIGH7.-The Nantucket In,
quirer says:
To see young men lonnging about,
month after month, neither working nor
desiring 10 work, while others-perhaps
their poor parents--are toiling from morn
ing till night tosave them from a disgrace
which their own thoughilessness and lazi-
ness is fast bringing upon them. But how
many such sights are TO be seen 10 every
community. How many are found, who
have not that sense Of shame which is
necessary to force them off the lounger's
seat, but enough Of that false pride which
will not allow them TO take hold Of EN-.
ployment. il it does not happen 10 be
genteel and profitable ! Alas | the fate
Of such is sealed they will 60 down 10
The grave unloved. butby their mothers
unmourned. sui by their companions 10
idleness. and soon 10 De forgotten by all.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

.Nsv York Butter Trade. The drought
Of The present season has 90 generally de-.
stroyed the pasturage in the western parts
Of the State Of Nav York that The usual
product of Butter will be seriously cprtails
ed. Last yearthe quantity Of Butter that
reached The Hudson river by way Of the
EEie Canal was upwards Of fspenfy-firss
millions Of pounds, valued al nearly two
millions d dollars, The quantity this year,
il is supposed, will be one half less.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

"a Fatq Duel. -Tbe New orle,,. h..
yhns of The 9Th instant 80: I !. ,H
ate inior ned Of duel fought s'y Iya ,,o I've
teacher of The SIN aIl. sword exsrc S y -. y :
shoemaker 10 which both wsrs I;l,t 49, ! q.
the spot. They fought with pistol. !, 81 y
PAGES distance, and it the 6r,t ars' h ~
FELL" E = IS a nre oosn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

The Ellicotts' Mills.FreeIpress .av. IL.
contracts have been concluded for III 80 a.
rectlon forthwith Of two cotton fac,oris.
oae Tor the Graniie Manufactur;bo Con
turing Company. ! - l'ss-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

HE HoTHtEGEEss OF MAN.-The M
I Commercial rsfeired 10 The shower or
monday afternoon IS an event CONVEYING
40 impressive honily on the moral fee.
oleness OF mankind. II said. some
m nh1a INF ss-----=zll6ds
less pros,ration OF mind and 1body-from
a state 10 which they confessed them.
selves good for nothing without enjoy
ment, without purpose almost without
the power to thihk. From all this they
were rescued BY s1breeze, few clouds,
and some drors Of waterI'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

80. hdp ~ Consumption of Wealh-ft;.
v ,ya,eo !, l1a, TIE loss by The Gre liz NV
50, 600 600 10 VA a1,g An osanm 3 e. ~ from
commenced a about p ,brss O..,ine IRE
and was mot subdued mi ..ock' n. IA.
A. Nj, aIperiod Of ash, 1 s.sssn o CLOCK,
ing therefore III III - aou.s ouPPos-
S6 000 do0 ,t S 'o'ai loss To- hayebeen
Mas ash t,an 'ne average loss per hour
hour was Z Ie, n ,oe loss per quarter pf+an
was 3,l25, and lhe aysr 80 FL minute
was 500 0Sa. - SECOND
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

The story which i6Il6v.
Collect 10 have seem print ,bor ne 1e 3 s {.
is 40 doubl ofits iri,S III. .ousu tEer'
% iost The Pripctal actor Is nov vSJ IT, !.
~ sod holds high tank in the chare1
E'o which he belongs notwi,bs,ana; .ay &
xsgsiies Of hisgouih. Tue
one Sunday morning IS the Co.,.
gaNan OF - church. Cbarles,oo =
neatly 81 a,t embled for WORSHIP sasas 40
10Y paa'of VS. tito commence he
s ! nae loe;5 5spng man dress.
= iuh snIto 0les, walked IN he
elsie passed lhe.dd; u. lasss 4 p,.'us
ding iamiliaIly Is The minister ss;d--esl
Wlu preach for you this rnorning s;;r.S
then surning TO The congreeaiion' ra;Ted
ms hands and said Let US pIay.,
Ice pastor was antonisbed ~ fba NJ
ceremonioos procedure, as the young a sn
!, was an entire stranger to him; but as be
gore evident marks of'being clergyman
ana was opening with feryen, and IN
pressiye prayer. clothed in the mos, ela.
GAM language, be thought be would lei
him proceed, 'es
en1eu, tne stranger went
- % ,ne other parts of the service as If no
v as perfectly at home.
lne service being ended, he preached
mos eloquent and moving discourse
Ioaaa 'ex'ILwas stranger and We
80 ne 70; lie painted in glorious Ian ),
suage me DUTY OF Christians; especially +
! oM y s'fangers Tor IL thai guise, angels
,ou oeen entertained aforetime. But a.
'ose an he tired TO impress upon his
r 800 'ne ouiy OF Christian Charity -,
,a n..s was scarcely a dry eye in the
'ouse' ana every body was on ,iptoe 10
now who and what the stranger vas
When be had finished bis discourse he
ooked slowly round him for momen, a. ,
to note the effect be had produced =
hen leaning forward 10 AN earnest man
er. De exclaimed in a deep, measured
one
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

"Peier, Peler, pumpkin eater.
Had wife, and couldnst keep her:
He put her in pumpkin shell.
AND there he kept her very velI.n
forming tothe clergyman, be bowed no.
'eiy-oade him good morning, and left
me churchebeioFe the congregation had
Tine to recover from their snazement.
[Cincinnad .4.,ass
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

Hara to Beat a. u
Buckeys,own, Fredsrirl De.asnmu,i. Of
delivered load ~ uLas, .ouny, No,
cy Mills a few davs ~ ~ Monoca.
pounds per. busbe1 sn'ng %
whole CROP will ava,...s Ne, usHspea Dis
bushel! Y0a pounds per
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28

r 4 6sT css 4a Of z144,. -rr,vTsta 81
- g Wre'ci1es have received Of
dence-! The remaining three awaitItheif
PAY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-08-28
NO. sc

Ezpfrimenis wifl Gua,o ,rh.l|r,
=. AZ 9esree. q Kens county, Afs e. I'D
70 letter % the editor 81 H. Il ~
apon my wheat! oais 80. 800 'lls spring
wi'h So good eifeci, that wish Il u rsJp !
SON, e extensive experiments Mi IN ~
! Tsa get 4 on the same ierms f III,
4 ess liiFeen q twsatg acres of wbsai a %,,'
lsin September next. Orswbss, a. s ~.
IS result was very sinking Ali ~ ', a.
blessed with II Tcannss 80 II s'ngI oeeh
u Gifts adaptation 10 n j.. 49, 3 certain
they have yielded ! bats $500 ss..s, .louen
with i Il M ny nslghbers have on better
time 10 develop lis effects al Nm. AZ, sslasieEt
be assured Of its imItovipg M /. S !
more than ons Or two season. + 'shu Ics
think h|inyaluable.. sr0sia
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-09

eigners can obtain lands in that c0untiy by be-
coming citizens. 1t is true that il is optional with
the government to grant lands. or not, TO any
person, whether foreigners Of native born cisi
zens; but there never has been an instance as get
Of foreigne: having been refused lauds after nav
ing become citizen. applied to the govern
or 70. lands and he informed me that. upon becom
ing Citizen, could obtain the tract of land for
which applied. The governor further remarked
that the government was DESTROYS to hold out ev.
cry inducement to foreigners to emigrate to Cali
fornia, especially men Of families; that all could
oblain land. upon becoming citizens. No ohjec-
tion. however. is made to foreigners taking pos
session of whatever lands they prefer, without
any application 10 the government. All of those
who went to California with me are now settled
in this manner, they will eventually apply to the
Government.
An order was issued by the Mexican govern
ment which required heimmedaie expulsion of all
American born citizens from California. The
Mexican government insists that that order was
intended only 10 apply to dsorderly persons, of
whatever nation. But whatever the purpou Of the
order may have been, it is now abrogaled. This
vii! be seen by reference to the correspondence
of our Minister in Mexico.
In conclusion. viii remark that there is no
country in the world that offers as fai,ering in-
ducemenis TO emigrants as Upper California: nor
is there country, in my opinion. on The face OF
the globe so eminently calculated by Nature her.
self to promote the promote the prosperity and
happiness of civilized and enlightened man.
A PIONEER.
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1845-07-09

IT often happens in public assemblies that two
measures are proposed. opposite in their tenden-
cy. bu. equal in the influence by which they are
supported, and also in the balance of good and
evil. which may be fairly stated of either. In
such dilemma, ii is not unusual, for the sake of
unanimiy, TO adopt some half measure, waich as
has been emasculaed of its energy to please the
moderate, will often possess the good Of neither
measure, but the evil of bo.n. Of this kind was
the suspensire reto voted to the rnona.ch by the
national assembly of France. Il made the king
an object OF positive jealousy. while it gave him
only negative power. and rendered him unpopular
without the means of doing harm, and responsible
without. the privilege of doing good. And as half
measures are so pregnant with danger. so the ha,f
talent by which they are often dictated, may be
equally preiudicial. There are circumstances Of
peculiar difficulty aud danger. where mediocri,v
of that talent is the most fatal uantum that man
can possibly possess. Had Charles The First aud
Louis the Sixteenth. been more wise or moro
weak. more firm or more yielding. in eiEcr case
they bad both q them saved their heads, ses
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The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-07-19

PANoLA, JUNE &c, 1916.
DEAR BRoTHER:-The copy of my
Ridress, which the Lodge has done
me the honor to solicit, is herewith
placed at your disposal. Yours &c.
F. A. TYLER.
JAS PACKER ESQ.