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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-03-10

ding or contemptible4 Is there any practice,
weak or vain, more richly deserving the ridi-
cule and scorn of all mem? 1t is a map Of
human wickedness and meanness-an insult
to every manly feeling and religious princi-
pie, and should be booted out OF civilized so-
ciety as the foul and irrclIgious blot Of a rude
and barbarous age.-Eraniner.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-03-10

Among the beautiful pictures
That hang on Memory's wall,
Is one of a dim old forest,
That seemeth best Of all.
Not for its gnarled oaks olden,
Dark with the mistietoe,
Not for the violets golden
That sprinkle the vale below;
Not for the milk-white lilies,
That lean from the fragrant hedge,
Coqustting all day with the sunbeams,
And stealing their golden edge;
Not Tor the vines on the upland
Where the bright red berries rest,
Nor the pinks, nor the pale sweet cowslip
1t seemeth TO me the best.
] once had a little brother
With eyes that Were dark and deep
In the lap of that old dim forest
lie lieth in peace asleep;
Light as the down of the thistle,
Free as the winds that blow,
We roved there, she beautiful summers,
The summers Of long ago
But his feet on the hills grew weary,
And, one Of the autumn ewes,
l made for my little brother
A bed Of the yellow leaves.
Sweetly his pale arms folded
My neck in a meek embrace,
As the light Vt immortal beauty
Silently covered his face.
And when the arrows Of sunset
Lodged in the tree-iops bright,
He fell, in his saint-like beauty,
Asleep by the gates Of light.
Therefore, Of all the pictures
That hang on Memory's wall,
The one of the dim old forest 81
Seemeth the best of all.
Ir. HEALTHY, Ohio.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-03-10
POETRY Y.
From the New York Ecening Post.
Pictures Of Memory.

BY MISS ALICE CAREY.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-03-10
INPORTRN'Tt
TO WEEKLY SUBSCRIBERS

TO WEEKLY SUBSCRIBERS.
0~ Having enlarged our weekly paper
and increased greatly our means and facilities
for working a large edition, we have r~esolv-
ed after careful deliberalion to reduce the
price Of
The Pittsburgh Weekly Commercial
InnrnHl
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ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF PER
ANNUM.

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ANNUM.
-Four persons may club, and RENTING
FIVE Dollars, obtain four copies for one
year. No order will be attended to without
the cash.
Subscribers In arrears will still be charged
Two Dollars per annum. Those who have
recently paid in advance, will have the bent-
tit OF the reduction. which is designed 10 Ia axe
effect from the first of July instant.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
adventure wIrH 4 near.

It was one day during the present week
that two boys, sons Of Seth Names. >
Bradford township, Pa, one perhaps fif
teen and the other not over eight or ter
years Of age, discovered very large bear
carrying q sheep through enc Of the fields,
The eldest boy ran to the house. rot /
gun, gave chase, and on coming up to il.
shot, and wounded it in the nose. He
then commenced reloading his gun. and
whilst he was doing so, his little brother
ran forward, or by some means (the partic-
uiars we did not learn,) became engaged
with the bear The older brother then
ran to the relief Of the little fellow. and
when he reached him received stroke
from the bear on the arm, which knocked
him down, and the three then rolled -
gether, gun and all Presently the older
brother got loose, pulled the gun from I'M
der the bear, and while it was holding the
child in its arms, deliberately shotit dead /
The bear is represented to have been We
~ large one, and to this fact, perhaps the
esser boy is indebted for his life. perbaps
both Of them, as his armswere too long to
rush so small an object, and u'e.wonnd |
n his nose and mouth prevented him
rom biting 49, CEeGrfeld Banner
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
M MISCELLANEOUS.
ALMOST A FIGHT. OR A TALE or
A Horse.

| A better joke came off the other after
noon ON oae Of our Brooklyn ferry boats
than often occurs in this fun benightec
Country. So says New York paper, and
then tells the following story:
A gentleman who evidently had d;u,d
drove on tho boat, and forgetting the Isfes..
tina lente" rule Of ferries, nearly drove
over yesSEu ifa53 II ialis s Of
shoulder, wheeled suducnry, nc latter e.,
The beast by the bridle, looking horse
whips atsthe incumbent Se carriage.
"What the ID do vldesS ~ by catch
;ns hold Of my horse said the driver
aAnd what the d. do yoE mean by al
most driving over me ~ replied tho hdld
Or in the true Yankee spirit Of answering
enc question by asking another
aLet 60 the horse r
81 will not p
The driver dismounted, advanced to-
wards the other, whip in hand, and short
ching his hold upon the handle, and sung
out in voice OF thunder, | tell you, sir,
let go of that horse Y
aI'll be id if I DOR
'sYou won'tm
GNon I,
>nWell, then" replied the driver, throw
ing his whip into the tehicle, dnd Plaatin,g
his hands comfortably in his pockets, well,
then lust hold him, will youq" SO saying,
With 1 polite bow and quizzical grin, va
nished into the cabin
The crowd of passengers, who had been
standing spectators Of the fight" roared
aloud, not quite as gently, however, sas 2
suo dove;n the contending party, drep
reins, as &c they were unpleasant
Il Tsrn. marched off for the other end o
the boat his whole appearance bearing
striking resemblance g that o. man o .,
tected In the act Of purlcinins his neigh
boris mutton "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27
WOOL CARDKNG
AND
Notwithstanding NJ Brucet0Wn.

knSfIF subscribers have recently taken the old
Wo0llen Establishment a Brueelowu,
Iwhete there has been no business done ior seve-
RAJ vearsl Having iiued up MACHINE, we
ME now ready 10 receive Wool nom those who
.khye Il. 70 Card, 81 desire il manufactured into
ebods.l Allwofk entrusted % oar care shall be
executed with despatch and punetualily, 10
}ls'le not inferior TIA inthe country.
Wool win be received either TO be carded or
,sanafac,ured into various kinds Of goods:--
such as Cloihs, Tweeds, Cassimeres, Blanlets,
Fisnnels. Falled and Plaid Linseys. Stocking
Yarns, &c. Alwayson hand, STRIPED. CAR
pETfNG in connection with the abose goods,
nlI Il which will Be sold on liberaltersiis Or ex-
changed for Wool.
Having located permanently, By purchasing
~ entirc interest Of Mr.. J. NJ. CoyLg, n the
Bfueesown Factory, We would respectfully say
that we are determined To- do business on iaii
aeFlns. aud will study The interest and advantage
81 thsse who may iator rs with their trade 10
\ VERY short time NEW MACHINERY viii
IL added. and such alterations made, tia, sigh
81 4 wIlleonrsnre any one thai We are desermin.
ea 10 do our work we'll and on The most llbcra'
terms.
Hard Soap, Lard and Country Psodace1Sil
be aiken ii exchange for work done
NNe-59REr& CO.
iss......,,er Tune s.. lSle 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

himself until he was az leisure. bss ,ro,,,;a
never interrupt tho duties which h;s st.s; .,,
fcalled On him to perform When these
Mere crossed fof the day, he seemed to en-
joy g q remarkable degsAe the yivacitv a.
young ofncers, and to Be clad I'd mipble Il
their society. AS conTersation;st z + AZ i,
not think Gen. Taylor possesses great now
er+ Il uses few words, and expresses
himself With energy and force. but not An
entity His langnag % Il selecs ~, wa,, y,
say, however, from my knowledge Of the
man. that ne Is entirely capable Of produc-
ing any thing in the shape of IN order i Or
letter which has ever appeared over his
signature and, in saying s6much L nnder..
stand myself as asserting that M Z mas.
ter Of his mother tongue and -, ,rr;..,
about as handsomely and hffecf;yslv 49, $50
can ngnt- Such, then, is the picture Of
the man, not Of the general. wha uor 49,
sssesnl' am not IN the habit Of euloeig-
ING men, and have INDUCED 81 this oecs.
SION because / desired to desoriha Il -.
Win the exactness of truth. those anal;t;es,,
which, combined In General Taylhr ,,,s.S
lim appear to me as d Jfrst.yzfs sna,,,eI 81
~ AaaerscaA CHARACTER. Others viii avei,
ipon the ehiyalry he has SO Circumference
., ana his greatness So conspicupusiy II
1strated upon the field of battle. / form.
q my ideas Of the man when ho WAS free
rom duty, and had no motive to appear
any other light than such as was thrown
PJn ann by nature, education, and prin.
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POETRY Y.
TIiE HARVEST OF THE HEART.


BY GEORGE ". DEWEY
+ Life haihits Seasons.--
And Time, on chariot Of hours, 4
Rolls 10 E,ernity's gale,
Adown din valley, where lowers I
Berefl Of their beauty,
hie withered and scattered by Fate.
Hearts have their Harvest
And Sorrow goes after the reapers,
To rnildew The yellowing grain;
While Pity, in tears,
Stands watching, the laboripg weepers
Go seaPing harvest Of pain.
Rodih is the seed Zines
he season ofsunshine and showers,
That nurtures the delicate germ,
Which in LIES autumn,
VIII bring to our bosoms sweet flowers
Or thorns and cankering worm.
Gods is the Harvest !.
Whose sickle BY Mercy is welded
Among the ripe grain and the tares;
Unto his garner
The sheaves Of The cleaner are yielded,
With Harvest Home anthems and PRAYERS.
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Valuable Political works.

subscribers would inform their Demo
= cratic as well IS Wing friends. that they
nave Just received the following new PoIiticsl
works, 70 which we would invite their attention
Democrale Text Book, being compendi.
The Life Of Lewis Cas-. with his IIs,s.rs a..
Speeches on various subjects. -
ne Speeches Of Gen. Crss. with Bioeraphi-
cal Sketch Of Gen. VIM. o. Butler.
The New Tariff Of 1876, with 4 history or The
proceedings connected with the passage Of the
act ne new Warehousing Bill, and The value
q icreign moneys al the Custom House
We would say for the qualification Of our
~ Inenas mat we expect 10 receive in few
days, some. VINO Books, which Ne win 49,.
grem pleasure in selling Them. Call and cram.
me them at the store OF
Juoe - JK WOODS A 40.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

|TT1HE atfsntion Of those IN want Of COAL
y STOVES IS invited 10 the improved kind
.hsi i now being manufactured AZ he HaIpers-
VERY Fo06d5fI. Which cdnsists e ave diliereni
-;r.s. sn;.nI1c II Ones. Shops, S.c-cs Church
-. SC. ~, On 1and. Ht-1ir cookias Si1ces
which viii b. delivered and 81 mp in any section
/ ~ the country they may Be wanted.
| WIETE0.--A large quantity q Old Cope
rni Frls. and o'I C7si and Wrought Iron Nhicl
wi, b aiken n flctsngt - he highzst price
= - - HUGH GiLLEECR
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ONLY. $50
Best DaguerreOtype Likeness
Lcef takcn tss CharlesfOsc,s

4 a.
ECer tGkcn Ia CharIesfo,r,,
MR ,. w. BEAR respectfully informs u,
- Ladies and Gentlemen OF harlestoa,,, -
xIeinityl mat he has taken Rooms al the Cogr
Rouse, ior few days only. where with ~.
largest and best apparatus ever innor,ad ~
= materials o the hrsl quality, he Is fully prepared
lD4GUERREoTYPE LIKENESsES
VI sizes. IN q style not to be surpassed hv anv
OF artist IN this country. Giving \, n. Y, a1y
.ufe beld relief from that winch have 50 long
= al uokecIion to this class Of Miniatares)
and giving the whole picture Of a life-like APP
pearance unusually seen in the Daguerreoiype
Miniatures.
Likcnesses Of Children, as young as two years,
taken in exquisite style; and where is the pa
rent that would not pay the paltrY sum Of u %
for correct likeness at that interesting age
Family groups taken on The largest scale ever
nken in this country, in splendid Style and at
moderate prices.
>. Single pictures, medium size, colored true 70
Me and warranted not 70 fade for 81, 90 inelud-
iRg a fine morocco case.
As his stay win be limited TO few days those
Wishing TO procure miniatures or examine speci-
mems would do welllo call soon.
Miniatures taken without regard 10 the state oil
Ne weather from Gp'clock. A. N. until 3 O'Clock,
X. Nj ihSifuCttOus 1th ivy q 49, - -
latest improvements FOR reasonable price.
RULES.
No person shall be bound . take picture ul-
Hess they and lheif friends who are present wher
litis taken are satisfied thai il IS correct like
ness But no miniature Willie taken back .ant
retakcn after II leaves the rocrns Under I'll
Cal in soon, for my prices are low,
lfyour picture don't pleaseyou i1ieallhno go
r. Likenesses Of servants taken IN splcndi'
yCharlestown. July "a 1918.
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sHANNoNpALE.

rFeet valley, where the mountains hide
Thy modest face in towering pride,
ana throw their Strengthening arms around,
10 guard thee on Thy pleasant ground.
And where thy rivers gentle now = !
through trees and rocks. in brilliant glow
Glides, murmuring in the moons soft beam
And soothing as biissfll dream.
There shaded from the glare Of life,
It's petty tolls and wea9iDg siriie-
CONSIGNMENT and her Lar rain, ~
In soft rePose forever reign.
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Jnly %. IIsIe-3m.
A CARD
NEWSPAPER Tor Sale

SHouLD purchaser he Obtained who ,,;,,
~ prove in ali Prospects satsfactory i, aar ~
mons, We wiil sell the LOUDOUN WHO; ~ =,
lablishnient upon very reasonable ,err,s :, - =
iair amount Of business, and ii the hands
u competent economical and industrious h..
siness man, cannot fail 10 thrive. -
Leesburg Va, July 10. 1914
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% cRRp.

QELNG obliged % visit my old home. Haf
- PcrtfeIiy, very frequently. on professions
bushes 1 have deemed Il better % appoint 1
ceilain day n aack I'll. for ne tresrer1 eonrs:
nience 81 ~ ||ien1 md myself. / via. rhere-
iere aier hi. LIpe, visit here on every Wednes-
DAY when ih0se who wish % see me - ind me
n|Neeefs Hotel IwiII Be Il nv Office one
go lom q. crofi House, on every oshef d !
un Nq'1es4af. except when called away prls
.tcnaIiy The pnblics oti. scrrf..
July ~ loI8 WM B. THOMPSON.
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1AWu;kI0H (:EID tPIssF,a
BERKELEY SPRINGS. Va.

This Establishment was opened for emma \ ,
on iheist day Of July
~ has been greatly enlarged since the last sea.
so BY the erection Of four story front bniId;n,
Adding dining room l05 By 30 feet two ladies'
pttloIs dining hall for children. ana pinetv.s;,
chambers, to is other accomnodalions. with an
ample poftioo IN front I25 feet long and Is
taierior TO few in extent and 70 none in ths
convenience and comfort Of lis arrangement ~,
f9ihso Or expense will be spared -. I.,,sia az
gslEF respects, on fuo,isg Win the W.
we Mn aroftesp onding increase ID The
kaif ina accommodation, aud a renovation 70
soioc extent IN all the public Improvements ~
and abou, the place, aud great addition 70 the
matters u amusement.
Coaches have been engaged BY the pndeFslgn-
ed 10 ran between his house and the Railroad al
81. Joha's {disianee but Z Ian tobe manag-
ed ay the we'll known and accomplished drivSf'
ssDandy Jack, and Mr.. Summers
a Porter win be constantly IN attendance al the
Rnilroad Depot, upon the arrival Of The Cars
JOHN sSTR0THEll.
1r This establishment Is now aud viii Gun
iihue 70 bS, abundantly supplied With Bedford
Water. ?:
July Is. 1sIs-st. Via. Rrp. a.
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RHNfAlN HOTEL,

>,n~r6,.x Bstr1HoofARs f11,uAES I'M,
4 1i~sr street. BaltfMl0ke, ND.
80 Vc.S,ern3 andE southern Merchants ana
=, IfSrS,lihx communiy in general
~. ,.-,'5<5iSfvd having obtained the exraustye
. - "A ~ wen known Hlel has az great
s2..'- - dc very extensive additions and IN
<,.s.l.><rse6E whereby be is'now enSbled @ az
tt,,nmol5k his guests with comforts ana son Y
r;e6res IL 10 Be surpassed py any hoa :.s ~ -
sz..,s ~ t.s heretofore been 50 literally ne
49,. .,. ~ his Establishmeni 1<suIing IN
SxesN ,lkrf rs ke4 excrtions s11l always q
49, ,-S''.r ~ House cheerful and eoMlolia
w., = p. THQHSfON.
Z '|,;,.,-, Anil /. us is-6p,
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.en. - oE Sc. DECLARING

s. Mr. ~, ..sss ~ = Representatives. on lie oasd
10 Nj = oLMEs Of South Carolina in an - AMI
si9qnent speech, reviewed H. inea, n. Of rs
Administration df Mr. pix &c q its efro,.es
and iuiduities, then rAerEs. sood iilneSs
!, Inc ea spps ss5 az tic aga gives er near
sono ach noiort Scar 8 okens "a
!. Leaves up pSge grand eonsS bat 81 tG'
pupni aarearns continent intoS ople ~
padf Bosom in November 4 nA,pf tbs
!, ble shirt, who has shown hl ! aa,atasr
~ hound to no section z. : !. vou ao,nsls
"a sindicated the rights IL wy IA, sba
the battlefield and nnsopll:esssay and
tised in the q aHts ~ n ~ q l nion,
| lteom of that Potomac lwliclIis IS -
nm to the II1hiic house. YeE frsn RIM
! expect--not lavish expenditures when
y suits fayors, when tha..ss,s i--s5I flgitts
own credid b.lss-.essientatives on this iioor
~ sli.a J y y sd at the mandate q tnls
Ezecu .,,,, NJ, that from nm
& said) in the lorS Of Maohiavelli, ii the.
highest and profoundest dispositions of
political philosophy, yet can read the
constitution.
He has lived among freemepi he knows
the relations Of the mechanic, these who
can build navy yards-and we have As in
ltelligent ones TO construct and serve al
any portion Of this empire lie knows their
4 relations to the body polite, the relations
\ Of the body polite to him who presides O
yer II, and the high obligation Of admins
Il tering to each and every one throughout
the broad extent Of thisconfederacy equal
and ample Justice Disseminated by no.
lines, no narrow friths, by no cline; but
all uniting beneath one grand broad shield:
] of the eternal principle ofequal legislative
!, Justice The indications are strong: and
at this moment, chafed, as INN, denied,
as lam, MY rights as the Representative
!, Of a constituency, / do confess, in the
gloom which. envelopes me, I see the rays
! Of luminous orb that will come up from
!. the waters that lave the shores Of tle beau
!. tiful Louisiana, and rising gradually viii
Z lero long stand enculmined IN the highes'
: point Of a peoples affections and nation.
1 power. This is cheering, and receive ]
d as the light upon my heart Yes, sir, a
3 the light that, when il does arise, like TN
beams Of the morning, will chase many
crooked politician who now despiscs hi
lore or his want Of information, because b
e vas too modest to claim much knowledge
II; | because lie felt. or We felt for him, tina
ne modestv Is freoueutlg the mantle throw
ad ar ,y merit Letdthcrs appreciate onl
=, I d the bold declaration Of fitness for powe
"A and take the declaration for the tltnesss
"a, Cir g / sa;d. like the sun in the mori
mas IL will chase many Of these crooke
pc - asIl;t;e;ans al the wild beasts of the desc
ne Ri tbs s,,ufnf,,f beams stfe chased to the
' ~ DARK recesses and inward dens. [Laug'
~, TOR /
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r. h,v< -, received ! large accession -
~ arr s.ock 81 Bacon. &C., ard NV 1''-I 3
.kr public a very low price
: ~, ~. Family Hams IN Canvass.
3 o,o As. ven Cd, aid i'1Tpfcl I!1 !.
IA oo6 81. heavy Nl5Ii,ss. 1900 DO &C. N'''oN'
$4,000 d6 sort.icr 3llil<f<
$ Ms No fro< Herring.
II Io Family and Men d..
n g. tr1 t1II ID. Nc-4 nn4 NeTizcte''
-;.- Bakers . BROWN. 8
h<k..'sI, inns - ~
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II z r M
Virrinia. 10 with

Virginia, to witt
Ar Rules holden in the Clerks Otlice Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and ChaneeTy
July, 1875
SsspksA z. Sf>lgreks. PpaiSTrrs
AGAINST
.E,spk Stcrr''cr. IL lis Sira righ and as Exers.
tef ef EIf<a1clt Sieiralter, dsed. Jssa X
FIarr. Uann r. Nsisen, and john - Ibensan,
Erecnior Of Cearai EsjrnSlar, desl4
IN CHANcERY.
rryfiE pslsndsn, Joseph shsgaliet hoi having en-
u irre1 his appearance and given security aerota
- A. ~ att 81 1s&tnhly and the rules q mn
cos- ana i appearing 81 satisfactory evidence "a
kr l. ucl IN n111Ilanl q ms ponntfy = 49, = .
wa, ii, aid defendant o. appear hers o. ne nss
dSr oI he next term, and answer rs b,n 2. -
rsnii snl .11t copy q US ore, g .si.
'. 81. - -, ,,'. 'css.,e} c11 posted a. n
f-,.., f,,< 81 ~ r.1-.-Iln.e i ~ zrit iowa
ClsIlsslprp. a cel{- = rs, ss;oxrn f:,ss
5.,x q. ISIS.
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O6scs &c fllc HDsclsester ! Potomac
RAN Roam CoaPANY:
T.,o On 1919

TIME holders cfthe seven per cent: bonds, IN
/ u der the hate loan negotiated By the Conpa-
inv. are advised that the semi-annual lnteres- y
sdepositsd in The Bank Of America in New fqrk:
saccnrding 10 The provisions Of the bonds-su.
Eholders in this part Of lke country can receive
their interest, il more toqvenienk 70 them, "
pre<entine II any time their cot b56s At The Bank
Of he ySlIey OF At The FarmerS Bank IN ms
ulace. b A. LAVENDER, Tfsas.
Winchester. June y. 1913
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BOOKS, BOOKS /

UST seeeived 81 the Charles.own BSok Store
: Lee'ns. ',rgc addition to cur 6|.prtment Of
Lils " {. es' = Taylor, illustrates. Just publish.
4 number 81 ne attest Novels and Romances. =.
1ponR ihem bnlWers last g Harold, the last Of
The Saxon Kings y - 80. y
genffeI as<oriment Of School Books, in gene
81, -, re ~ our primary ch1ols and academies:
~,s.t q - letter Paper ! Beautiful article
81 solsset likeness Of Old Rough & Ready
s4uIy ~ "a AlI.seIlaneous WORKS
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Dobb. Gle portrsit faintez, sa{ ~ g ].
s<erv thing should bs ii charaetsf q
instance. search warrants should be print
cd on E tracing paper. nnd Neaolnt 70
ices o. fools en-
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GodeI,. I.ady,s Dools,

y
NTOW regarded at the head Of American Mas
In gaxines-wilhoutdis contains more en-
Cravings, and Of a better kind, each month, than
an the other magazines. "A more pages OF read
ing 4 year. than the New York nionlhlies.
Fashions coldfed, Mezzotint, a Line enaray-
ing. Music printed separately, Crochet Work,
KNITTING. Netting. and other Needle Work,
Horsemanship, with Engravings, Model Gotta
ges, Pallefnsof Bonneis. Caps and Chemisettes,
he hest writings By The best Male and Female
American Authors, and a Novel by Mis- Leslie,
monthly.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

I'm News ron SnxRIfFs Ihe hemp
c,on If K entuci,y IS almost an entire fz,'-
nre Whether this viii hare fny ei'ee. on
c.piial punishment time me etera'ine
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

Calling on a landlord for house, his
first inquiry was, Show many children
have youl The good widow replied, my
children are all in the graveyard She
was instantly rented the house; but It turn
ed out that she had niue ehildrenl She
| had sent them to d neighboring burial
grouid while she negotiated with the land,
Ilord. Though shrewd one, he admitted
he was regularly done for this time
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

T,cHr I.Acrxc.-A learned doctor, re.
ferrine 10 tight lacing, ayers that Z : :, :
public benefit, inasmach As 4 ki''s ~ -.
foolish girls, and leasss wise ones g -
to Be women
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-07-27

a celebrated preacher. IN the western
mart .ef PENNSYLVANIA, in announcing his
intention 10 preach in the woods, on a Ger
tain day, begged the ladies q ms cepg 81
cation not to bring their children WIN
Them Is Il was -eneagh 10 hear zone cry
lag IN the uildeTncss at atimes