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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-01
INDIA MATTINGS

INDIA MATTINGS,
IN PIECES lndia Straw Matiings;
HI Just received and for sale low by
my6 jill. MAGHEE & CO.
MOSQUITO MEETINGS.
sQAA PIECES Assorted Mosquito Meetings.;
OVO Just received and for sale low by
my6 ]. II MAGHEE & CO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-01

A SPLENDID lot of Paper Hangings and Win
IA dow Paper, just received and for sale low by
ian l3-ti: J. III, MAGHEE & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-01

S0A BBLS kanawha Salt. on hand and for sal,
OOVby Zap III KkGSEN q MORGAN
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-07-07

W DIVA COUNTY ORDERS wanted
q in exchange for my Stock Of Dry
Goods, Hardware Crockerv, Glassware,
&c, &c. As | am determined 10 sell
out my stock in that line. will sell at low
prices say at cost. Call and sec.
Nov. 10, 1917. X. ID. PULFORD.
EEAY FORKS 5, Rake-, Scythes,
e q Scythe Suaths, and Scythc stones,
just received and for sale By
JOHN WASLEY & co.
June Il, lsiS.
Paints, Oils &c.
NAHITE LEAD. Red do, Spanish
~ White, Crome Green, Crome
Yellw, Llnsecd oil, Lamp oil, Spirits of
Turpentine, Furniture Narnish. Coach do
Just received and for sale by
JOHN WASLEY g. Co.
Juue l4th, 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-16
i ALIEN T.

Nomen are more justly entitled TO fair
prices, than truly qualified and compe-
tent teachers. And this. not barely
because of the value they give in re-
turn, but because OF the great outlay of
time and money ncce sary to prepare
for their profession. Some teachers
have spent "A dozen wears in their prep
aration. and have laid out many thou
sand dollars, capital of time and mon
.cy sufficient 10 have made them rich,
IN merchandise. or at any mechanical.
art. Few persons can estimate the
value OF things, where results are
produced with ease. and in moment.
They must see the labor performrd.-
Most can readily believe that rail-
road, a canal. or ship, is worth all
the money asked for il but they can
not understand why painting or a
statue. should be held at many thou
sand dollars. Nor can they be anna
Zed that Paganini should expect TWEEN
~ gulneas for single tune on the vio-
lin A PLAIN. but trank-hrarted and
sensible farmer. once called at the of
fee of celebrated chief ] stice in the
South, an asked him a very mpor-
tant question. that could be answered
IN an instant. caiegorIcally--yes or 10.
NO" was promptly returned. The
farmer was we'll satisfied The de-
ciSion was worth to him many thou
sand dollars. The client now about
TO retire, asked the justice the charge
for the information ZEN dollars -
replied he. = Ell dollars = calculated
the astnnlshcd farmer, ten dollars,
for SAYING nor :, Do you see these
rows of books, my friend 2 reioined
the Chief Justice )" have spent ma
ny years reading them, an.l srHdy-
mo Their contents. to answer "\o.'-
Right! Right!'' responded the honest
farmer, right! checriully pay the
ten dollars"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-16
Governors SEcssage.

feifOW CEtzeaS Of lie Senate,
and assembly:
You have convened under the pro-
visions Of the Constitution ofthe State
ct " scOnsln, to perform as represent
atives of the people, the important du-
ties contemplated by that instru-
ment.
The first session of the legislature
Of a free people. after assuming the
political Identity OF a sovereign state
IS an event OF no ordinary character
IN lis history, and will be- traught with
consequences of the highest impor-
lance TO lis future welfare and pros per-
/ lily.
Wisconsin possesses the natural cle-
mentS. tostercd by judicious system
of legislation, 10 become one of the
most popuIous and prosperous states
OF the American Union. With a soil
unequalIed IN fertility, and productive
| oi all the necessary comforts of life.
! rich in mineral wealth, with CONNER
cIal advantages unsurpassed BY anv in
Land state. possessing extensive manu-
taclurmg facilities with a saluhriOus
climate and peopIed with population
cnterprIsIng. industrious. and inrelfi-
gent. the course OF the state of Wiscon-
sin must be onward, until she ranks a.
moug the first Of the states of the
great west,
Ii IS under tho most favorable au-
spices that the state Of Wisconsin has
taken her position among the fam "
"fstates. With population number
ing nearly one quarter Of a million.
and rapidly increasing, free from the
incubus ct state debt and rich in the
return yielded as the reward Of labor
IN all the branches of industrial pur.
suits, our state occupies an enviablt
position abroad that is highly crafty
ny To the pride of our pc pie
The agricultural. mining. numbering
IcommcrCIal,and manufacturing advan-
tages which isconsin presents TO the
cntcrprlSng immigrant. the ibcralIty
and equality of her laws. has made heI
not only the home of the american CIT.
Izen, but she has become the favored
asylum aud retreat of the oppressed O
other nations. I'm whatever view oul
new state Is regarded. tie prospcc
that Is spread before us is bright anC
promising. We possess every advan
tagr necessary 10 render an entcrpri
sing and intelligent people happy, con
tented. and wealthy.
Our people, rmpeIlcd by the spirit o
adventure and enterprise Ii our OWL
country, or driven by She hand of OPP
preSSIon from foreign lands have cas-
themselves upon the soil of Wisconsin
as II If al pied tome. Ia secure tina
social and political equality so necessa
~ TO tue happiness and prosperity
Possessing common mt rests and hav
:"r common objects 10 accomplish
= may the onward cOur-e of our peopl
( L. the goal o their aspirations toe un
ubSrrucre i. ami nothing occur 10 inter
rupt their united and harmonious &C
ton.
= Its or the representatives, Of the pee
pie by juiciors legislation. To promat
" their interests. to secure more frml
Il their rights ana - harmonize the in'el
d course between them. The burden
: 81 state government will bear hear
llv upon them at first. Dutto rcnde
those burdens as light as possible at q
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-16
ADDRESS
OF SAMUEL CRAWFORD, ESQ.

Deferred before tie Gran9 Lodge of the Sdte of Wisconsin
Of the Order OF One Thousand and One, at their Frs
Anniversary Ceiebrateea held Mnerr oia on the 2e
day of Nay, 1913.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-16
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with r.
and ~
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aNes
.Nies.
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-16
tElalINiN stIITFI.
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ArraR>r .tta CuuN .ELLut, al Law and SuLICTTuE
- CUh>ltNY, Mineral Potut, ~. T.. vii I,rl'-
f-e sa ali Ua, Court, a. the Fu-t JuI,rial Dis
tr.ta"s rs rGc S4grrtnr Court a. Madison.
~ tas..H.tr attention raid % collections. also o.
tae nasn.Ha 20 t>r~ th, iuv,stIs ,tinr. ut Lrn'i
fEl : aai us purchase and -aie OF R,ul E.
fA-e s..
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-16

.D.l, NqLLia 42lIh-D s.e8-A &4a--
Practices MEplcl>E, SURGERY AND MIDWIFERY
n Mineral Pout Wl- lie h,epz Tor >aie IT good
-uppiy ot Drugs AMI Medicines oihce on IiiSi
tr.'et n,.xt door 10 tie. q. Iu'.u,'- t'thrt'.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-16
DIR. J.NO. IL. VIVIAN,

FkJM coKSwALL, E>GLASD-)
Dsgs leav,. to acquaInt tn. tiabitu"t~ OF mineral
Print and yrruity mat viii practice -heH-
,c,re. Sargefg anil ". tcJtry. On all their re-
Give branche-I % town aud c"nntiy-
s. Office, and residence are High Street, over
Ne..r. Foster < StrVhrnsun's Sturr.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-16
g a e ID s
ID -. - a. ~ ,,

Continues the practice Of MEprclNE. SuRGtR'
and MIDWIFERY. Ills resldrnc' l. s'n High -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1848-06-16
AGENTS FOR he TRIBUNE

The follow ing gentlemen are -
AGENT. fr tns paper. and are requested TO use 'Aeli
g.o,... in obtaining subscribers
DodgeFiHe,
ST SgABURY, Esq
Porters Gr0Ve' "'
]. s. WALKER,
4reaa,
JOINS METcALF.
StnHs5arg, VIZ 'i'
FraDkllr, III l. = ~ :,
;, J. A. WAKEFIELD.
:, ULKicH. E-q.
YsQor StoE', p 4 matt -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
[yUsr TRIBuTE no MR. McslURkAN

Z = = = = - ( BIZ
In the Richmond correspondence of the sSpi-I
rit of Jefferson" we find the following tribute to
Mr. McMurran which we readily transfer to odf
columns, as being correct to the letter.
Iobserye by the "Spirit'' which reached me
this morning, that the = Wing County Conven-
ton have nominated JOHN A. THoMsos and
WIN. O. WoRrHINGroS, Esq'rs, as their candi-
dates for the next House of Delegates: and that
JosEpe Men uRkAN, ESQ.,, one ofthe present Del
|egaies, declined denomination. hope itmay
not prove unacceptable to the taste of any of your
" Democratic patrons as am sure it will not to
those of your Wing friends, for me to pay my
sincere Though humble) tribute Of regard to the
retiring Delegate from your coanty-Mr. Nc
MuRRAN. assure you he has been mostvalu-
able and efficient member of the House Of Dele
gates; proverbially attentive and watchful over
the interests of his immediate constituents and
regardful of all the great interests of the State
at large. There is an universal regret expressed
among remembers at his retirement from the
Legislative councils ofthe State, as his correct
Judgment and excellent common sensehave won
for him the regard and esteem Of "all sides, =
andanen Of his character are much needed here
ilOic since the Legislature has taken TO minding
heir own business, and leaving Congress to at
tend TO theirs. ID addition to, to the respect
which his public course has won for hiH-his pri-
vate worth has won upon the hearts and afec-
tons Of many ofthe members-an it may truly
be said thai those who know him best, love
him most He has been one Of the Fathers
of the House" -comforting the sick, and ever
prompt 80 Whisper good counsel in the ear Of
the Maynard ard erring,n and ever ready to
point out to the young and inexperienced the dam
ger Of " errors path n-The people to whom he
returns may safely take him by the hand and
say " web done thou good and faithful servant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

=.
The Democrats Mass $fseif6g Of Ibis Coun-
d. on Monday las. placed in nomination Messrs.
GEoRok B. BEaII and TInsxHY A. HERRisgrnS,
As candidates for die House oc Delegates. We
were present Al ihc opening, and heard The re-
marks Of The first gentleman who spske but leli
Inafcdialely ItsresfIef sr fsrsrihx tllat our alb
krEnfL Wsmtght be sosAewhat surprised Tia
nominations were made; amer hearing The re
marks We did, II indeed re could be asionishet
az any thing these days The speaker was op
posed . making any nOhlipations. and remarket
that mo gentleman could haze so little self-re
surct a.. acrepta nomination "a,
E5,,..ss oh We presume, thai ii had ain..sy been
y ~, e number Of gspiirmen and declined,
= else, because Of The afility Of the chap-e ~
men election But il seems that rep,le,,e,
Deen found, notwiihstandsns he broad 5erl s
'lou q "a want Of seiErespeets Mr.. Beall 4 -
oid stager. whilst II Is Mr. Herripe,o,sI,r., =.
Pearanee before the people. N ap-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
ACCEPTANcEs.

It win beseen BY the following CORE orr; esss,nd.n.
that Messr. WoRrnrsGros and Tno,.sa $500 :.
cept the nomination as candidates az III IT,, 4
of Delegates 800
A copy Of The first letter was adaressed, - ...,
of the gen,hnen, BY the continue snno;n,s5 I,
The Wing County Convention :
GHARLEsrowN, March II, 1913.
GeaI SIr:-Ine undersigned have the homo
mination, iY a Convention OF tVb;ss a. i
assembled b Charlestown. to represer, ,ha Sa.l
ty Of Jefenon in the next House Of Dele leo ~
the State. sp'7-
10 COMMUNICATING this exnress;o,, ~ ~ "a.
lence and respect of your refmit
rs to congratulate you upon the harmsav and
rood feeling evinced by the Convention Il vour
;hoice, and 10 assure YOU of its unani,nois deter
nination to use all laudable and nroner lfarrs 10
ecure you triumphant eleSion. -
With hRh regard. we beg to remain
Your obefienf serrlS u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
WINCHESTER DISTRICT.

~. EARRING, +. =.
Winchester lSydtioa-S Keppler ss
Winchester CiycMit-J Sanksl James Tdrner
F1Dnt Royal--A G. Chenowith, w Ehsing /.
.Je6erson-H Furiong, s Rogers,
Harpers- EtYry-lames Sewell
ShcPherd steicn--J M Green
BeElxieEP d Lipscomb, ] Morehead
HinsboreMg6 IN. q Eggleston, E L Dulin
B0th-F G Tebbs
'Soath Braset--EiB Butler, John G Dice
Noorefe id--A A Eskridge, AABuhrmarl
FrnnkiiR-r VIM II Laney, J wv Wolf
Wardcnsri4e- Il Wysong
Woodstock--F H Richey
Springfield n II Fish. II B Furiong.
caRl.isLE DISTRICT.
A. GRIFFfTn, p. E.
Carlisle iSx1tiog-B Fl Nadal
Carlisle Cisenii-J Waits, w NJ Meinminger
w Butler, sssp
Bloonfeld- -Tholpas cornelius, W Al Mckee
Nsrport- Georges Berksfresser, w HaAlen
lH.!tlin--F Dyson. N Schlosser.
iStippeasn.gJ Forrest, G w Cooper
Gyeeneaale- Welty, J Lloyd
Chambrsbnrg- r Veitch
Nc CeBRellsburg- Fl Busey, A G SakIn
Hagerao,ca- PPhelps
HoonS5orpael- ia Brooke, s II Griffilh
Frederick City-Jphn Smith, j H March
Efederiek EiEciiik7J A Henning, j r Durborow
Bey7tE--J ~ Spant,ier
G<ttystHvg- III Holland, j Thrush
Hork SPrings-J Rrads, j. Fl E.chiscn
Dickinson Col7egsl OH Tiffany. THOR
Missionary n G hjn1-R s Maclay
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

Mr. Webster addressed he senate for four
hours in speech Of marked ability On Thursday,
in'eIlitcnte Of The dt4ih e. his only Daughter.
Mrs A, IN Boston, and spoke under ties deprcs-
sion consequent upon Ibis fresh domestic afIic-
ton There vas simple bdt patheiic *llusion
in ne speech 70 the deaIk Of his sol IN Nsxico.
N<sens thar iDuedi1lclT lfler he n 1saec Of
he loan bill de bill for raising u zoo .ndieeis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
Iconcnr in.this opinion of Mr.. Heath.
s. S. BAXTER
MAD DOCS.

We would advise the community M hs On ,ba;,
guard as many dogs having The hydrophobia, are
now ranging the cdunr1 We have not heard
4 any yet in our Immediate county but q tb.y
are = Counties contiguous we can scarcely -.
peel or hoP TO be free from them.
we learn from the ''Sentinelp that in Shenan.
doah, dog under the influence of this dreadful
a'ssase' has oecasioned vast deal Of mischief.
Dy biting scores Of other dogs, cattle. horses &c
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
THE JUDIcfMy.

The bull aholishing the Circuit Superior Court.
o. Law and Chancey and the General Court
dividing The Stale into sixteen circuits instead
oftwenty-tvo, and establishing super;o, ro,,r,
for the State, in lieuof the General touftz-wss'
after Discussion between Messrs SRI, y s 2
Dornan, Stewart Price, Parks and Hsr,;son = !,
Loudoun, laid on the table on satnrlsv -. ~ 9
House Of Delegates, with the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. :: =.
II snonid'ne be taken up this session.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
70 nj Voters Of Jefferson County,

10 t0el HOtefS or JeDefS0n OOuHkX
Fellow citizens Through the partiaiity of
a seat in IL next House6f Delegates | am at
present in lad health and have been so fora con-
siderable tine past When the season wiz ad-
nit win give my friends a visit at the several
Precincts sol forgetting tos stop at Elk Branch -
Farmers add Mechanics, then, suppose you will
DESTROYS Of knowing my principles, in the form
of speech- Friends, l am no orator therefore
Eyvu e4..n<e expect any display IN that way /
will endeayor 70 give my principles 50 as TO be
wen understood. First then. fellow-citizeus. /
will give ron the cause which has induced me
10 appear - a candidate. believed there world
be no persn nominated who would support the
interests Of al large number Of my friends in this
county, in oppositionto the oppressive and obnox-
ious School Bill which has been put upon
the farmers and mechanics this county As
believe ii j. illegal, / therefore expect liberal
vote from Wings and Democrats as their inte-
rest shall b mine | win use every effort con-
sisiehtly with honor TO do my duty for all. | am
in favor ofeQual and Just representation through
out THE Stale. am in favor Of q Convention on
the willie lhsis 10 amend tbs Constitution lam
in favor 6fevery youth. male and female, having
4 practical education. am opposed 70 the pre-
sent School Bill as one of the most unjust and H.
legal acts that the citizens Of Jefferson County
ever had pssse1 as law. believe that tie ORR
ginal bill with small tar IS all that Is required
70 give the youth Of this county liberal edhca-
ton, If the Commissioners viii do their duty.
believe il would be essential to this county for the
Magistrates to have the jurisdiction over all
sums Of money 10 the amount Of Fifty Dollars
and the constabIes 70 collect the same, As small
sir,is are, according y Law, without giving The
power Of abDeaI. and he debtor should have The
night q sn1erseiurc. for Limited time By Civ
Ing seciifif1 for he i6sf parmenf Of he same
80 for fle interest of Western Virginia ~ par
ticnIar and ,lt Interest Of jefferson IS identical
n mine. II nav Be. fcIIoN-citurns. hat shah
mo- have t1= pleasure Of seeing you Al. sui
barc a. same regard for yop as hose who have
he pleasure q 50 doing oentlemcn, yon hare
he right % make yo1f 1tn seIecton, and 1
nov hat rou are capsule Of doing So as your
Interest demands IL II Ial1. TIE candidate who
} majority II yon should select 1 win honestly
md iezrlZzzly do ny iriy % ne best q nv abil-
H. HENRY s BYERs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
CHARLEsrowN. March n 1919

Gentlemes: Yours of the llth inst, Informing
me Of the fact Of my nomination by Convention
of Wings, as candidate for the House Of Dele
gates at the next election, was received by me a
day or two since. I'D
With grateful acknowledge dis ihani-
festation Of the confidence of the Wings of Jefer-
sbn County, accept the nomination made by the
Convention promising on my part, co-opera-
ton in fhe use Of al laudable and proper efforts
to secure TO the Wings a triumph at the cleo
tion.''
For the kind terms in which you have made
known the determination Of the Convention, ac-
cept for yourselves, personally, the best wishes
of your obedient servant
WIN. C. WORTHINGTON.
To Messrs. John Fl. Briscbe, Thoihas Lock,
A. Snyder, George w. Sappingten, ST., and N.
s. White, cohtnittee, &c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
POTOMAC DISTRICT.

aleraadrid--55ochn NJ, Jones, w Hhever, DI
:. u FSnndrv & A1uy-J Lanahan, NJ A TT
s ner, P Doll, sup.
q 4 Wesley ChaJ&t-L Morgan
q M.Keaarec trhapet-T M Reese Isa N
q Ebcneecr-lV Prettyman, ] M HaIisoI, sup
s Roland Ch0pel-Wm FL Pitcher
Union ChapI--E r Bnsey Il;
Gorgetossa- III Slicer, WIN 81 Wilson
Lecs6mrg-Job Guest III
Fairta.SAM q Hamilton, ] w Kelly
Loadoaa--S S Eoszel, VIM Krrbs
Wawento,s--G p Chenowith
SsaBad-S Hildebrand. John Landstrea
FtFds,ieksbasg, ead N Wilson
Mwtiern NeeRs4To Be supplied !,
| AmericGn Bible Soeicty--J Poisal, Ag}le. r
Ssa1aies--JoRs Bowen; spfigsasg ss y mg.n@i.
AMgpsta--J MGKl Kelley, M NJ Haw5dy
Legiagtoa- Thbs Hildebrand. NJ L Pnph
Efneastle-rJ 7 Phelps, ] N Davis HI
Sdiem-LS Register
i C,Ariaidnbarg- II Rescorl
E72oyd--Adam Bland.
Ncic Caalc--J Montgomery s5
t1iovoc-J Gilbert i I, III
IadiaB Creek-David Wolf
4 Street Spriags--J w Start. III G
Le,cisbnrg Statiba--J III Waugh
Ggeen5rierr-J w Hedges
Il LSleisburg Circlnt--T F Mcclure, Hunter
Coriagton--T "A Morgan, N Eakina
Hnntersrille-J M Clark
Highland G Jameson
Deerfcld--G w Deems
Wesleyan Ftaaals Iastitnte--F Israel, il, Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

rThe Rev. JAnks Ran,
70 del5xeF a. address upon il 'scn ap 0inied
next Methods, Episcopal Cenisl IS 81 shs
ton. Va ass'auns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

IL drsvine nigh. 49, Ssneral reiagval day
those ofoaf subscribers = tespeetially request.
residence ID lhe country, Z NAY cAanss. their
obviaie intefrupsions III thei v knoK. 81 = %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25
RIcHMoNp. March l6. ISIS.

GenEeAesi Irecefved on the 18th, your com
|municati6h Of the lth inst. Informing me Of my
nomination by the Convention, as candidate to
represent The County in the next Legislature,
I am truly gfati6ed at this new and fattering
ftestimoniaiof the confidence Of my fellow-citi-
zens--am most happy to have met with their APP
Ipfobation-land in ascepting with pleasure and
pride their Aomination-will assure them ifelect-
ed, that my time and best exertions WILDE devo-
ted to the interests Of the County and State
For the kind terms in which you have been
pleased, gentlemen, to make the Communication,
II must return You my sincere thanks, and sub
scribe myself with the highest regard to each and
all cfyod,
Yours, very truly, -, 81
John 4, THOMSON.
To Medrs. Thomas Lock, John H. Briscoe,
Abraham snyder, George w. Sappington and
N. s. While.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

We iesr1 ~, a.; .'-.,.-<<.l;.@s ,f.tke Nc,h6-
- =. ,..-s j. q. ,,,,,;.,,-.
n; -. !. s'2 -. = ;. /
- -. = ~ g =. - - =. -''S
ket. Nels4 Rad. WIN uI1.<rN I'm ne con-
terence for be purpose 81 a11eh;|< himself 10
The Meshodf, fp'scot,l ckn,ck s.,tIh IL Is,Io1-
~, ,,;.;s,~l -. -, ,,,is, - $3.50. -.
- - -.... -
rex. Fsl.,t.,s 4 49,. " : = - ~
- : 2, - ~, 4, 5.
Key ~ ~ a. g .leze ministers ~ :.
~ u,s le-se q -Af 9 4ErA se'sH',
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

Ikt bin sttcnlins he jurisdiction Of single
Mssis'rsissio sums q Fiily Dollan. w,z lo1l'a
iae sia.e ssase On Friday wpsk. b. -. u d
bii.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-03-25

BALTIMORE OSTRICH
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