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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21
pEMARKA1LE CURES.

mouxr wAsHIrsToS. Berkshire GO Mas. Nov. q, lefl
Messrs WAR kETcaAN-denfs.. For thirty yeers
80 h.sn Afflicted with Piles, general debility and in
csasnz tuors and pr0ispsis Of the bowels,
sod which had resisted al the medical treatment Dr.
Chspman others coud give. The last three Of
th.ttims my sufcrngs defy description. wa confined
20 bad unable help myself and At las, given BY
nhvsic;.ns and friends IN despair Of gaining my
b.sIth: In fact for time before commenced using Dr.
Uphsm's Eiect1ary entirely speechless, ana my
boria clothes made. Bu under the benecent mer-
ciss Of Providence snd the Of Dr. Uphas Eiectuary
thou old have the pleasure Of stating the fact
10 The public that health GOOD and hope 70 i've
mspy wears Il Il il Gods will make known the virses
N Dr. Uphams Electeary ard 10 recommend It 20 my AZ
ected fellow creatures IL ped me beyond the expee
ssons OF all tina, knew my case and only say %
otbe this, II In 10Y opinion the best medicine In ne
world sor Piles, any other disease Of the bo~esi soh
thew viii use Il according the directions, will myself
warrant q cure in every case
Yours with the utmost Ell preston Of thankiuins.
CORNELIUS SPUR.
EeRAsoST, Berk Co. Mas. Nov. ., 1857.
The above certificate tells simple and truthful story Of
suffering aud relief Of which physician and witnss. ~
the Gaze, cheerfuly endorse. Dr. CdAfMAN.
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UNITED STATES NAVY OFFICE.

RAILWAY, Dec. I, 1877.
have been afflicted for years With the Piles, and have
,,i.d without any,hing Ike permanent benefit, almost
everything assuming the name Of remedy had p.
matter Of lost al confidence 10 medicine Inaef
fesstc use UphanIz Electusy" aud having used TOR
about taree weeks according % the directions lso down
every symptom Of ,hs disease has eft think Il due
slts 70 Dr. Upbsm and myself to make this statement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

Two THOSE WHO can appreciate a good thins, We
know 81 DO plsc- m the city where more ex:rlsn'
spita, re.,orsives {! the inner BE procured
than ~ the Lulema House, 81 Broadway where s-nlr
Munor pres-ats 70 his par9ns the best Of The
vineyards Of France Of the Highlands Of Scotind
even Of American rye. Old Holland 10 sso well repre-
sented there and II any c,onosseur would ike pi1,
sdvise him 70 call upon III senor for articles worthy Of
being pulled 81. In
TO TOBACCO CHEWERs-We have ja.i re-
ceived Of the newly Invented Tobacco Wallets,
and convenient substitute for the tobacco box made
from pure sumesste By which the tobacco Is kelt per
f-c,ly pure and moist being more compact ard etnyeni
ert they every preferable 10 any hind Of box Ia
sse For sale, wholesale ard retail, By
JOHN J BROWN co. - Fulirn-'t
Price Is cents each can be sent By mail 81 the REGULAR
postage rsiss. y9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

STEADMAN-s PATENT selfs1etion Nursiny
- Bottle AID kress-P pe-hiehy recon nended by ply
sicisns ard 81 Wh0 have them used. single in
sfee'on vii satisfy any person that hey have srest sd
ys1tA<es over thOse IN common use The subscriber has
.nx been appointed the cole agent for this market pre-
pared % cornish them an qEsrtty The attention OF
druezisis "a respectfully requested % th- above, BY
O. GUNNER LYMAN, Manufactures Of
Film Flint .rf Green q ass War. 100 John 81
tAStN BOXES. TOYS, Dolls, Games, sieghs,
IA large and veil selected assortment " articles
suitable ios presents nay be had AZ
dls n JOHN BARRf'S % Catharnest
Aso Coffee urn- sets ,rsys. cutlery lAmps. &c kc
EASDELABRA AND Es-s3ilf, sil.
- yered and oronred, Sr mattel ornaments, msnufas-
sured and tor sale, Wholesale ara retail. BY
~ DlETk, BROTHER Gu. lSs Wuhsm-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

GoOoYEAR's METALLIC RusSER sABRlCs
1An BkOADWAN.-The most extensive sssortu.eu,
lVV Of inais Rubber Goods offered Ia this citV
embracing every article manufactured and Of quail
81 hssetoioye rneqcled The varsity includes eoats
slosts Aots Shoes csrss pouches, travelling BAGS kc
% wholesale and retail ~ ths GOODYEAR Rubber Wsss.
ao1se ~ Broadway, opposite Trinity Church.
al irs kst~-sa Pima soa WAL sac
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21
MEDICINES.


~ VOW nom undoubted evidence, in ssses Of 70
AAmA PILES,
.,,dity Of the bowels constipation, liver eomPn, u
.sston OF the stomach, bowels kidneys and eisndeT
g.. Of blood TO the head. chronic dysentery sno 81 IN
Ssmmstory diseases of the bowels and stomach are max
/, ~ NE Of and prescribing ro-u.uv
M. UPHAM's VEGETABLE ELECTUAhf.
IL he b.st ever discovered entirely vegets
III and su peror 20 any csthsrtc or phyc and
especially Tor thoss subject % Pies ssrryv
Iii an internal remedy, and may be used In ell cases
"a ander all with perfect safety and full
sSsnee on permanent cure Of Piles, either bleeding
=. hl,nA externa or internal
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CHANDELIERS

EHANDELIEk~.-r's Tires, foor, ssr aud elshi
Nshf s and Sfonxsd satsbis for ehurshes
lodges pubic soms sre private dwellings arassture3
ssd Tor s'efy cicrx 5R0yhrR 4 CO.
81 iss Wfli,sDe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

BLANK BOOks.-FRANCIS 4 LOUTREL, y
~ Maiden-lane, invite attention ~ their extensive IS
sormen Of Slsuk Books from the largest Ledger n IA
smallest Memorandum Book. all Of their own maHuias'
taIe, which they will sell AZ the lowest prices
statonsry Of every description lntsauds Steel Pens
Wsiers; Cap and Letter Paper; Rulers slst-s; Zen
holders Penknves; Paper Cutters and Folders T~ine
kesi' snd Boxes Daily Calendars; Lead Pencils; Quilts;
Ssnd boxes; Waters; Stamps &c.
SIotoa lnt, warranted Of superior quality.
FRANCIS L0UTREL, snufssturir ststioners
JlS n Maiden aDe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

fnNeifAL Dtror No. 81 cAra.xt~E-sr ~rw.yosx
Or Wyatt hetchnm, ~ Fulson-st NJ w. a.,
BY Cha'. H. Rins ls@ Bosowayi K A. Sands lss Bos
cry; kosers \ Co cor. Spring \ sullivan ~. 7 A 81
sorn, us Bowery, and = Lyon, $40 Grsnsst. sns Il,
Sroosyn BY Mrs Heys. l59 fultonst ana B.sesa ca,
Myrtle svenue and stanton st. W.
N X. None genuine without the sifuAfare Of pisk.,
Co. the label a.. tr,.os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21

MATS, MATS nness splendid Door Mat 10 81 a.
oeie OF great value TO any purchaser saving their
es. 10 short time in the o. carpets and
t.ue kiNog lock OF ncsfness 70 hall that cannot n.
eqaaied or surpassed. BARNES 4 McKEACHINy
49, go Broadway. next door 10 stewart L Co g.
JSH and 2o5 Pearl-st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
yERDANcY.

The grass is not greener in the spring
time of the year than the ideas Of some Of
our country friends whom we occasionally
meet on Main street, alooking for the IL
onsn Coming from region of country
where the natural clouds are the only APP
paratus in general use for laying the dust,
they do not see at glance into the mys-
teries of artificial ones and watering
machine is an incomprehensible wonder,
as the following dialogue, which we over
heard day or two since, viii show:
John.-I say, Bill, look there now,
what do you suppose that great tub is for,
with kiver to It, coming along up street
on wheels, with, two horses pulling and q
man to drive2
Bill We'll, I don't know, but guess
it's the city wash-tub or some SIGH thing.
John No, ! guess it's a fire ingin.
Meantime the machine drove BY, when
turning to have one more look at the 'crit
tur,n they observed the water streaming
out from thousand holes. behind.
This was too much for Jonathan's ideas
Of FIRE ingins, and acting upon the princi
pie Of doing as he1would be done by, in all
the verdancy of his guileless heart, he
bawled out at the top Of his lungs to the
driver, II sayl hold on Mister Your
tub is busted behind, and all the waters
leakin' away Pr Christian Citizen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
N MISCELLANEOUS


~
The accumulator Of brief
for the Cincinnati Herald, thus spe saEaPhs
q shower - q
Wasn't that a glorious rain Of Friday
night2 The cracked and dry earth drank
it up as the desert camels drink of the
springs Of an oasis. while the green of the
trees looked brighter for its coming, like
the eyes of the maiden who waits for her
lover, and sees his hand upon the bell
knob Down it came on the roof like the
finale Of great orchestra, and the low
thunder mingled with the. crash Of the
descending rain Ike an infnitude of
drums. How the cisterns laughed and
the little brooks danced to its music, while
the trees, like devout Dryadic nuns,
Fmurmured. a TIE Deum of rejoicing. The
| glistening streets of the morning, the
leaves glittering in the glory of the new
sun, the many. hued water-drops Of the
caves, lingering pendant, till the sun
should kiss them, the glory Of the trans.
parent air, in which were the wild remem.
brances of the last nights thunder, hang
ing over the sgates of the east, were the
votive offerings of nature, rejoicing to her
Maker in this blessing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
4 CAROLINA YARN.

We heard good story of an old North
Carolinian, who was, beside Magistrate,
Sheriff and Wreckmaster, the proprietor
of country store. Like all such stores,
it was the rendezvous of all the loafers in
the village These fellows used to be there
every night, playing poker, generally with
old Billys clerk, and besides drinking the
old mans liquor, spent his money, furnish.
ed by the confidential clerk Old Billy
suspected what was going on, and came
down on them suddenly one night, and be-
fore they could hide themselves, Nemiah
got jesse, but was forgiven, promising to
"sin no more"
+ "Nemiah,p said Billy, ssnever let soul
in after eight o'clock Nemiah promised
obedience, Next night tho crowd was at
work as usual, and Billy thought he would
go down and see how things went on
Accordingly, down he. went and knocked
at the door
| aWho's there ~ cried Nemiah.
sits ME, Mr.. -, open the door"
| No, Billy told me aevef TO lot any on,
IN after eight o'clock, and ] aih't-going {,
do it,
aBut Nemiah, it's me, open the doc
one moment II
aNo, none Of your CANNON you SCUM
nightly like him, but it won't 60 dowr
so travel, or dod rot your head if | don
i give you a shot with this old blunderbu,
| you humbug
i Billy waited to hear.no more, but star
ed off like the wind, confident that Nemia
was reformed man, and the ncrt ia
doubled his salaryi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
LICE sHATTUCK's "REMINISCENCES
OF MIKE FINK.


A New England passenger on board of
one of our steamboats, was inquiring anx-
iously for an introduction to an old Mis-
sissippi boatman, one who knew something
about Mike Fink The clerk informed
him that an introduction was unnecessa-
.ry; if he would 60 up and talk to the
pilot, he might learn from him the-whele
history Of the old boatman. Up went the
Yankee, and after circulating round Lige
two or three times, he spoke:
aHow dye dew, pilot-they say yeou are
an old friend of Mike Fink's"
81 knew him like brother" answered
Lige
SWell, now, do tell me something about
him, some anecdote,n requested the New
Highlander.
81 don't know as I recollect any real
bright one just no1-I do recollect of hi,
taking prescription once. I
aWhat was that :" eagerly inquired the
stranger.
aWhy he cat a whole buffalo robe," re
piled Lige, with the utmost gravity ina
swell, dew tell What in patience die
he masticate that for % further inquired
the stranger.
Lige turned round to the other pilot
and Winking hiseye, observed, She's sold
amt he, Jim7"
sYeou amt told me what he chewet
that buffalo robe for" continued the Ne,
Highlander
| aWhy, the fact is said Ligc, athe doc
tors told him he had lost the coating 0
his stomach, as he drank nothing in Ne,
England but rum he thought he'd dfes
his insides upwith sumthin' that 'ud stan,
the cuss'd stuff, so he tried buffalo wit
the hair on, and it helped him nightly
4 The anxious listener was satisfied.
q To,.ix Rereile
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29

TIME undersigned has recently removed to
i Charlestown, and opened a Shop in the
Stone House belonging 10 Mr.. w. F. Lock. on
the street leading from the Bank to the Academy
Lon the corner north oftke Aeademy-where he
Is prepared TO execute all kinds Of work in the
Gun SMILING and Lock-repairing line. From
long experience in the business he aatters him
self thai hewil be able to give satisfaction to all
who may favor him with their patronage.
His Guns and Rifles shall be Of superior char.
acter, and warranted to be Of the best workman
ship,
HENDERSON BISHOP.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
sHiSaOkDILE SPP7EcS.

4 THIS avori,e r,,or' =. -
me pleasure scei5e q sel1 = vel =
~. ,sssption 81 she public ~ nv open g
~ - nothing 8 NEEDED Is -, g
AZ iis $500 q Ne locslon,he h.,',
Hsdieinai Tir,ses = ,SS,nIesqss scenery--or az
:, ne most ample prep. alisns -, ..
ssls2e@odaie aIl Who nav NV p.,,o Zen made
= -, ~ ins present. season IS s,s1. me-
Virginia. ~ s.9 p,a NAIERING PLAcEa Is
edgnenis 10 iSas. N sleior returns BIS acknouI.,
az .es "a, season and hopes ibev pa.Ioaized
-. wv ss.NDAE Is resort Is ~. 80 oat
,is ~ oee win Be given hefesler :! psse =.
- 70 g holding the public BaIIs el = % ihe
LIE proprietor viii run ! a..
ana from the Springs % ChsrIs ~ me Coaeh 70
Winchester. nom Baltimore and /
po s1aan-so frsi week, g second ), sao =.
June 8, lS;s-sm S<Of11 ksABKLL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
UNITED STATES HOTEL
HARpERS-FERRY. VA.

~ Il ~ Z
TIME undersigned would respectfully inform
the pablo, that he has leased the Hotel AT
HarperssFerry, (laie Ia the occupancy Of Capt.
Josrpn r. AseLL. known rs the Uaited Sides
Asisl, and isgnow prepared 10 accommodate pas
sengcrs BY The Rail Road, or travellers, In the
most comfortable manner. Those travelling 10
. the Cars viii find this a most agreeable Dining
place, where every fruit Of the season, and luxu-
" hat can be had will be served up In the most
{ choice style.
To he people Of this and the neighboring
Counties he would say, thai his House shall al.
wars Be open for their reception and aecommoda;
lion, Is Ne Is determined to make their call.
agreeable. His Bar shall contain the choices
Esouors-his Table the ,est the market affords
isChambers we'll furnished-and his Stablint
which b commodiouS shall contain the best pro
vender and attended By attentive hosllers.
Civ the House call and judge Of its merit
foryoursclvcs. $3.50
so xYs@ss6s. E.~~s, hrsff r0f9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
A BOLD DUCK.


Mr.. 4 somewhat distinguished
comedian, was famous at one time for his
devotion to cock-fghting The process By
which he was cured Of this prediction
and s'restored again to society," is thus
given by a brother actor, equally distin-
guished, on and of the stage, for his pro
fessional talent and gentlenanlike man
Mr.. = had become possessed Of !
iine game cock, awarfanted to fght,n and
Of whose spurs his proprietor fondly hoped
to win many . laurel TO bis crown, when
professional engagements should afford
him the time to embark in q amain. -
Meanwhile he had the animal boarded out
in the family Of = respectable negro, resid-
ing remote from town, and whose poultry
coald fairly be supposed not to have form.
ed any Of those destructive habits, the &C.
| quiremenf Of which would have been fatal
to the character Of 1.-THE chicken
Tno months had elapsed. when the dar'
key called upon the actor Tor the cham.
pion's board The two dollars were paid
at once, and sEnow, asked Mr..
@hoW Is the cock ~
sDe rooster, master ~ g =
n1es, yes; how Is he7n
aWhy, de fac is, dat de rooster Is gon'
Dead the finest bird IN Amsric'
dead You're joking, sarely nothing
short Of lightning could kill that fowl
st not zS6IIv liahfnum. mass. bat 0p'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
Dancing and Waiting.

ID WILLIAMS, respectfully informs The
II. Ladies and Gentlemen Of Charlestown
and vicinity. that he viii open a SCHOOL in
this place, or Friday he "a day Of June, in which
will be taught all the latest and most fashiona-
bic styles OF Dancing and Walking, viz: Co.
tillions; all the various styles Of Waiting !;
Spanish Dances; German Quadrilles, &c. sc.
9 Mr., WILLtAMs will give lessons in the Polka,
and the Polka Walt, 10 those who may wish 10
become acquainted with those fashionable dances.
Persona wishing to join the class are requested
to make application ut Sappington's Hotel
Charlesiown. June 4, 1878.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
P0ETR y.


i fhoA THs FnEScu or Lanarr,,.
- -. s. q her soul. he 6rs, va. r,,x..s
49,. - !. Nakilg eve. The moruing Hss,'.
''s. m noughf else her csp;iye 80, -,
sh seR R, e IN ,s world u,
0r., ~ via my own spirif; i vas "a, '.
Or 81 81 1sssaih yoh blue gef srehisr seon.
n;. :. = m Joys and Heavens irs-,e,s.,S
~. and time for her exisl.d ~ = nope;
-. b.sssnt bounded an her lie snd ,sc,..,,
= - - zne has no past: her future l,v -
she s,,,.,.;' = ~ q each summer d.v
a. uasied 10 he influences. ,miIins ~:
S; III 0.l yosng hearts. and ID the spo,I -,
tears g her lowers, and joys that knew no
~ ne ne loved altar Of her eirlisa wear,
- y lsd me by the hand into ~ S.n.
rhs.. snat she did child like. did a1,,,
so nsn would her voice say sofily. sn5sr -.
thee >, sweet Heaven know not witbon,
~. y. !, Wy resurn to long departed ye,r
e.,,s.s nInds blow, the mnrmurinp ,vai.r. III. i,
enc memory but no tears 'o'i Ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
CURIOUS ANRcDorE 81 . n.

q The following .ne.s...
an eye witness Of the ;n.;as ~ 'old Is b
= ~ : lew days ago in 81 Albsns '1 ~ g
rsns u esence Of several respectaIl 81. :
= 'l.t village who are res5v J, -,
.Or sneir literal truth. 4 eert ty g voach
ing nom bis house to his 49, 'snan, 90
:n9 Up the principal street - - pass
: J,Umpany with his dog, al sp;n,.1 ~ = inage
suai size, when the dog ohser-:alalol unu-
n the street between trc ~ a array
batsn sa.luai sizes, walked up 10 tie an, s
q strs ~, ana taking The part of the less.
mel;,.aT f in the village, By the bv ! -
meula,eiy drove the asssilsnt f.c ~ IA,
s;o1nd The gentleman pssssd ~. - me
=; uog' and having arrived n ~ AZ a Win
!. once a distance Of some tb;r.v uOof q
z .ous from the ARRAY. stood f.lt.;. = lo,'
,esesaI Persops prsksnf y i'sr AZ ~ Win
ne scene oceurred The lit,la - Isilaas
.unnipg up from the direction = veg came
'ent squabble, having 4 nieca j. !. me re- /
rs mouth, which be laid down - : !. meat IN $
40 Is. ~ ,iy DeIore the nose of the ~
og, gus ally and deliverer. sB,n nj pig 4
IN .Iaeu Up the meat and ate ii with s.ei.l n
enDeratlon, the bearer Of the collation. s.
::sn9ing by and wagging his tail with ma
'iest deiightuntilth the meal was over, when
wheeled about and departed. The liz
'ectators having heard the story Of the ~
issS an looked at each other with surprise, m
dog n exclaimed the ofdesf Aies.exp Il;
a rather cynical person, and a 3
lrewd observer Of men--and dogs; ire I
for dog it is an instance Of n
which would be very remarka- v
lie for man n C.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
GALVANTC BATTERIES.

FTvHE subscriber, by purchase of Che Paientee,
Il has become the owner Of the right 10 the
sale and use IN the State Of Virginia, of Coad's
patent improved GRADUATED GALvANIC
BATTERY, and INSULATED POLES, for
medical and other purposes
Some thirty or forty counties and cities have
been disposed of TO practitioners and others-and
the remaining territory Is now offered for sale in
Rights Of such extent as may suit purchasers
Physicians or others. wishing TO engage in the
sale Of these Rights, either on commission or for
their own account, should make Immediate ap-
plieation. Practitioners, family ofcounty Right,
can be had as well as others, with the instrument
al the Patentee's price. Any one engaging in the
purchase and sale Of Rights will be afforded op-
portunities Of realizing desirable profits
: Address, postpaid, with References
VIM. CLARKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
Manufacturers Warehouse.

TIME subscriber Is constantly supplied with
i Cotton and Wooilen M1Hsfaetarers articles,
and is also Agent for the sale Of Warps for Sat
tinetts, Jeans, Linseys, &C., which are warrant
ed Of very best quality. Also, on hand, and or
ders received for Reeds, Hames, Bobbins, Shut
Ties, Piekers Leather ofall kinds Plyers, Jacks,
Emery, Comb Plate, Cleaning Combs, Burling
Irons, Tenter Hooks, Glue, &C. &C.
am still manufacturing CARD CLOTH
ING, warranted equal to any now made. and al
reduced prices.
Agent for the sale Of A. MENEELY's Bells Of
very superior tone, for Ckarekes, Factories, Ho-
IDS, Afilis, DC.
An orders promptly attended 10 BY
JOHN II. HASKELL
Corner Of Entap 81, and Carpenter Auey
Baltimore, May 25. lSiS-3m-
~ MirtinstGrg GaSsite 10 amt 50, SEM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29
Caah Tor NEGROES.

TIME subscriber Is anxious 70 purehase large
u number Of Negroes, Of both sexes sound aud
likely. Persons having Negroes to dispose Of,
win find It to their interest to give him call be-
fore selling, as he vii pay the rery Highest cash
prices
He can be seen II the Berkeley Courts, at Mar
tinsburg, on the2d Monday, and al Berryville on
the 4th Monday In each month and usually at
his residence in Charlestowns
Al letters addressed 10 him win be promptly
attended 70. WM. CROW.
Charlesiown. Feb. u. isiS--tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-06-29

Liie bears on like the stra.m :.
mlsn.J river. Our boat. Al g., ~, 4.
gehuy down the narrow cbannsl s1lue'
the playful murmarines ~ n. E.., through
IT, IT, -. ..s ni1disgs Of its grassy border -
go. 80 'ises sned their blossoms over -
yoang hoads; the flowers on a. ~, OUT
seem TO ofer themselves q an ~ I'll. olank
4-Ids We are in hope. and -. -. young
seriy g the beauties around - lssP "a
stream hurries us on. and st;ll -. Das tne
are empty -lu sun our hands
Our course in youth and n.n,.,.
mid e eh;a. WIDER and deeper food, and !.
W. e's more striking and maeni6cent
- . &c animated By the movinS NET.
= = enjoyment and industry which r.s.
eeio,e us We are excited bv so,,. 4
-.eu success, or depressed and ra,, Sno
Miserable by some equally sbo,ts ~,
appointment. But our eneTgv a ~ us
dependence are both in vain Tbs eur cur =
4 'sa1s Us on, and our joys and our or;afs !.
IKE are left behind Us We nav e s 10. =
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