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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22
W ANTS.


xVANTED-A person who writes q bsndscae hand
uiAar with .ecounts-rho 10 wiling " eg0Is bis whole
.snuOn and mo 10 n 40 fespses q1shhed 10 10 - 80
.i.aat boos aesy@r ia house. ~ afgs business Wid
"a I'd msu pfreifs0 Jich ADD such Ony, VII please
aaGfsss \ eth. once " Tbs TdDsns nv ".
A&TANThD-As corresponding elsrs, lsay, well ID.
w ucatsd Of agreeable Manners VINO ~htesa fspid
easy hand zad give aosIee puonsbo references en
,ar Of desirable sualO9 by Addressing, poet psie,
q "A no. ls Trbune Ofcs no ~
.aTAsTkD- sisaauous fof numlef Of eGoonsG, slfis
w snd children, recently arrived fTee from eiy hAbils
md associations and willing 10 uoft Tor moderate wsses
Application 10 bs mss 81 Ihs Ones VI tks Comm ssidfs
u tmigrsuDn. 10 tho Psrs No ebsross bA u
HiOUNG GERMAN his county, ls~yet-
hwsns smp loymons lie 10 willing Ia DO soy sok
tbsrs may b. 10 factory stOTs Otbsr Dus;aess Com
nunie ous will be thankfully received 81 a. De.sney~
upstsIs ~ n.I =.
LOST Or ndI3LAID.
THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED NOTES mailed a.
i stoclbddgs Mas co Tho 1Ah uiumo, aud diIee.eo W
T. Williams City BsnI, Boston, have been ios' W N'
Your on $40 each dated Nov l. ssh IN r. lesy.es..
800 " 81, l0sh, Joztn ~ n.~s'
. 9eo .. I'm llb lsto ,ssh bosoa
ard tb,e. OF Al go ssch ds-d Nov ssh, 5sn, sna ~,
osTsbe At civ Bans Newton al sgnsi caDnass
Iron Co by Cts c Alssr AzeE!, and ha'o 10 s'o'
ard sndorss4 By Chs c AEsf. ,-.. ..,o,,.,,,. n.
r.. public 10 hsrsoy cautioned sgsHsi nsyo"s1hs Us
came. tn2o w. ~ = -.
ISUUND-A sum u nOoey, which no o.nsf cse
nav. by proving 0~ssrship and p.ynk iDf ms safsf-
,,..m,nt Eoguirs ofs b Fgrbosh, 80 Woos1fst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22

BARBER Va. BAKER-This was Al action ici
respass public property on the part Of tue bafsr
xh9 undertook b. drown ia the water Oh Pier No
n X. but prevented by the bsrtsT. ~ho esssa
him In the act
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22

AcciDEsr.-WilI,m Dslcon OF - bIVilston'
a. vas working Ms new building yesterday a. EtsE
rhirtesnth 81 when the se.soding gave way and ne
ras pred plated down hight Of twenty-five ieet-
Nj, head vas fractured o. Thomas Coaroy o. ~
Jane. q, was sIcsvsung for the foundation Of house
10 Tsuih e. when the bank Of gravel csvsd IN, cover
ns him up. His r5bs les r.s ffastared oei0" ne
ms An en.igrsnE nsmsd Aary Wsison, proceed
ing . one Of Toe bany boats, crushed oStrsen
!So cars Inc ~hee. u ons passed over her nyl'
loot crushing iE bad Al Pier No. = NORM IS'sf
John Oorman Of - ster-sL Hss ioAcios carr sun
railroad IRON when oGs bars fell on nis len 80
lrtcGaring 10 under .ne knee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22

ANOTHER UMBRELLA THrGY.-Chsrles Riley
stole s!H umbrellas from J. A. Gilmore u the FOuuh
Ward tor which he US. brought up yesterday morn
lnx and committed Tor IfiA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22

NfSoR OFFEscIs W 0odson Ands'sOo, penn
larceny, Third Ward John Joan.on SiHo 5.dney
Thompscn .evsnh, ssssaitins ais vile Susan --nn,
-.xra..th. .a.vielon Of stealing watch. &c. worth
% s.r.h rabb Pourtesnt1 s,es2g oede. Jths from
,:gaoa wa. smith. Eighth, ssd James L,ar. sane
M.rf. laEesnles
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22

ARRTsr FOR BURGLaRr-Jobn Fell and rhos
rerronce boys were arrested on Tuesday by OF er
3ams,ead of the Chiefs Or,e. charged oy DR. Ohsc0l
u R.ndsrs issnc with eressing open his storsroOm
and stealing few articles ihsrstrom. They were
neld by justice hountfou tor examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22

CHEArrSG THE CoROSER-Offcer S,tisrn Of
tie Seventh Ward nshed Up from the foot OF Cath
crime o. on Tue'dsy night = drunken sailor named
Taoms. Ridley, WAC wss mixing water With bic iqa0i
u most dangerous rate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22

lruEDAE MossfSe, Nov ~
e90,sO0.-One manufacturer who exhibited his
w,re. at the late Pair OF the American Institute ssats
shst orders 20 the smount Of $4,000 followed such
publicity Another instance OF the sdvan.sgs OF letting
The public know what you have To sell.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22

Arrest EOR ROBBERY .-Georgs W 4 wen was
arrested IA the Eighth Ward on Tuesday nlsni on on.
cssrse Of assisting In robbery at ne ''ofs - Sa"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22

ABANDONMENT john GaAlnger vss arrested
On Tuesday on = wsrrsnt granted al the suit Of hs
wife, who resides at SO Ridge ct aud Who charges bun
with sbs1dOniDg her and refusing 20 contribute 70 her
support
Cr James Groar, arrested ia the Filtsenth
Ward tor attempting 20 drive through procss'ou,
allowed 20 20 bis recOgnir .ncs 70 appear
and answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22

COMMITTED FOR BCRoLARY.-The Courier
Gays Nelson Puiney has been examined aud fully
committed tor tri. numerous charges Of burglary
Toe principal stores IN which IA hsd committed hts
trpredsI!ons vero those Of Mr. Richard Palmer. ar
Horton and Mr. Purdy OF While Plains 10 add
ton 70 the large qdsnusy Of goods found ia Ills d~sl
ios Pu,n-y had 10 HE possession about 800 skeleton
and 0tner Keys, such arc ussd BY burglars, and
anong them tgo with with which hs hsf some two
yesrs ago entered tho iron safe 10 Mr. &.tehells ss
Jrice. White Plains snd robbed Is OF several hundred
iogars Pstney admitted having BEEN frs gusnuy In
Mr. Mitchell Office, and even assisted 10 sssOrting the
stolen goods for their respective )~ners-out under
TIE adylcs " counsel declines mailing any further con
lesion Of bis own crimes, or whether DO has sny ae'
cornplices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22
RROOKLYN ITEMS.

ISFoRrUs,rE-Two or three weeks ago We
steed that the boot aud shoe s,oSe VI Mr. Pearson In
Euionlt had been burglsriously entered, and con
,idersbls property stolen thereirom. This occurred
On saturday night, and the circumstances were re-
a,sd tho police, who Wa understand advised that
tho occurrence should bs kept that they might
xh the greater certainty detect the thioyos Instead
OF indins any clue ~ their whereabouts however the
s,ne premises we're again plunde'ed on ,he succeeding
saturday night snd ths burs yet remain At large
Mr. P-ssons aggregate loss vas 90 great that hs has
osen compelled 30 reiuquish business. besg at the
tine young beginner and without resources which
would enable him 10 msntsin bis ground uader such
a.rumul .lad mllforinne IAdYerraer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-22

~ Fire Company No. II have named their
Engine "Ths GnShopper" This i's large and er
cslen, Company and one hard to bes. In their Inc
though they hsvs noble rivals in many other Brooklyn
Companies
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
no tIle AITIicfed.

TIPWARDSEOF ONE HUNDRED YEARS
IL GONE BY, some Of the most eminent Ply
sicians pt Europe made The discovery of 4 Weed,
the hea3ing viFihe$ Of which was, until then IN
knorKaand IS now nearly lost sight Of II was then
conshIHsed The only remedy for Cancers, Ulcers,
Ss4ld Esaa I,Ermkt faFanIati6H df he EK9s, Ftek
ana mAnY other Cntane9us Diseases. God has
provided remediesfeF every disease that aiicts the
human family, and this which aliude tDl know
from sxpeFe1ce 10 be the most powerful and eff
caciou4of any other ever known claim no merit
ID the disceTsTY, bnf have rested its merits and
sirfnes Sixteen years since, cured a Caseer in
my linz Of len months standing. in elevendays
have since cured The Scufvy in mr. gnuR die teeth
being bare % HE Jaw b0ne-Iu lamaiion ID TIE Eye
Sunsakn. Rcisln, letter. Ring Worm Sore Modths,
the Itch and Did sores In others. beiiere ii will
caseSE ApthpHy's Fire. DR. Irslseppls, Piles or any
other external Addiction. Any person enclosing
one dollar current bank note addressed q me. pfs,
paid % Shephefdstown! Jefferson Coanty va
shah receive fll nformationoi the manner Of pre-
pairing and nsing the said weed, watch grows IN ali
pzftsA The unitsd States Il can now 81 proc ufrd
and Ire manler1of preparing and using = very
SIMPLE and easy JAMES KNOX.
NIB. These re4uifing % kn6W the names d
The Pbysicians alluded p, and The author where
ctaaiped NV authority shall be informed ]. /.
gAntif 10, b649s
LsszbEFs IEaskfngfsaia1, Winchester RspnlFzas
end FfdEs ick EaE1iAeT tnsist one as0llta and ak1
TN Y adnsxlifer.t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
6i,|II|!' u press .'I'


t@rst'c ian yea ia bui Two DniGsEs VII Be n.
~ Is ,rmenf pfElI III paid entirely 10 Advance.
~ Whenever pEy tneIIi IS deltfIef beyphd Inc
expirali9n Il ne yeks iniefeA viii be ehaFReA
Sdbs<f p,ioAa for sIx montlss, 81 IS. 10 be..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
TO the P1tI5lIc.

FTyHE undersigned begs leave to inform The eiti-
IL zens Of Jefferson and the adjoining counfies,
that he has located himself al CHarlestown id The
shop formerly occupied hy AR. WIN. Hicks (dppo4
site the Valley Bank where he will manufacture,
and keep constantly on hand, general assortment
of SADDLERY, viz:
MEMS PLAIN, SPANISH. SiTAFPER, And
SOMERSET SADDLES 81
of all descriptions LADIES SADDLES, 4ai-
Also Brass and Silver Mounted Buggy ard Car
riage Harness-Wa gan do, Hlrse Collars, Sc Of
every description Trunks Vatises, Saddlekags,
Whips Riding Brides, Martifg Ales. and IL short,
every article ia his line of bnsirIFs. His work will
be manufactured Of the best naeiial and in The la
tesi and most fashionable Style and not to be sur
passed in this or any other Siass Is h neanes and
durability.
Persons wanting work III his line. viii do we'll to
give him call as he is deiermined to sell TO them
90 the most accommodating TERMS He would state
TO persons at distance that III they desire ID ride
one Of his fine saddles and will address him bY let
ter he will furnish them with sIperior article free
ofltTeighi charge All work insuFed He hopes BY
strict attention % bnsinest mTita share of public
patronage. Prices moderate.
Mays, 1873 JOHN P GORMAN.
NIB. Wanted immed ihtelF, IS an Apprentice TO
the above business. BOZ 6lbrl years Of age: Of
industrious habits, and good moral character To
such an one good situation Is bffered t.PG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
NEW
Spring and Summer Goods.

ri AEE subscriber Has iustFeinfHcl fromtbc East
j. ern MafketF with a large and splendid assott-
ment Of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. QUEENS
WARE, .GUTIsEIsI, FANCY GOODS. sc
which lIeEis now prepared 10 offer to.the uIblc al
such low terms as cannot fail 10 please His stock
consists III part ofs--Bleached and Uhblaaehed
CoTToSs from 4 No 10 cts. per yard PRfNrs Of the
latest styles and best quality; GinghanSs, Lawns,
&C., for dFesses3 also Cotton Drifts ard Stripes,
for Pants, Boots. Shoes and Hats a general as
sortmcnt. He would particularly direct the atten-
tion Of pnFchastas to- his large and we'll selected
stock Of GROCERIES. SeaARs at 6 and Z els.
CoFrsE s, land 10 cts; Best Double Refined Loaf
Sugar 123 cts hest n. %. Moasses 10 cts Sugar
House SO els. !; Syrup gu cts per gallon; also,
Peppers, Spices, and an endless variety of other
Goods not necessary 10 entmerate Persons wish
ing pnrchasei andsEli give me call b4fre pur-
chasing elsewhere will hnd il greatly to their adj
vantage, as my Goods and prices must please, and
am determined not 10 be beat
have also on hand large supply of BAcos and
LARD which will sell as low as the lowest re-
turn MY sincere thanks 10 the eitizensQf Hampers
F4rfS and vicinity, for their Fefy liberal patronage
heFetosote extended 10 me- hnd respectfully solicit
continuance Of The same as there shall BE nothing
wanting on my part 10 give general satisfaction,
both in Goods and prices. j. w. DEENER.
Harpsrs- FeFyF aArril i9l 1870. fsfa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
Cash store and Cash only!
BARGAINS, BARGAINS.

II NEED rot tell you what have on hand, all o.
j you citizens and counlTynien. Here is the place
to obtain all kinds Of neFchanHize Mr. stock is
entirely too large to euhnarate come one, come
all and sec before buying elsewhere, as intend to
sell 10 every customer who will faver me with a
call HIidont ger my price, we win meet halt
was, in alb eases ,f that lwon'tldo willsell any
how, ii | can. So that sci the cash. Icandom
than credit store, as yPu all can Judge for Yor-
selves, fors atenabled ID sell at one, hall OF
less profit for cash as expect 10 lose nathing by
crediting goods out 10 pay day. six and eighteen
months ADD then lose $50 here goes citizens for
cash system, at one-half the usual profit or else
at cost Come come one and all, and buy. eiti-
gems, and SAVE money t6 buy more goods With
This store is found on Hotel Square near the Po-
toInae Bridge, Harpers-F Ferry. ! have an entire
new stock, Just received antl opened. M
JACOB NISSWANER.
"A Harners- Errrr S.,r,i 0l 1871 If M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
Woo.. wool. W DOL !!

r WISH To inform HE public that 4 shall, in a
i very short time, have The Woelen Factory at
this place in full operalion, having been engaged
during the winlef in having it largely extended and
thoroughly repaired, setting entirely new and inn
proved machinery throughout il being my inteutiDn
Iemake ROLLS and do all kinds 81 country work
in addition TO the manufacture of goods. Fl
Having engaged the services Of one Of the best
DyerS In The uniled States aud also Of first gate
experienced manager il hope meet fully the wish
es and the interests Of the e1tre HE gt6rtg razl-
a,aHi1g and desire now to inform them than i win
purchase, in ts usual way. all the Wool they have
lodispu$e Of and wouabe glad oreceive il as early
as iscohHenfert 10 fhelk. ia 81
wish 10 say, also, 10 The merchants Of our own
County as well ais those elsewhere that viii ali
ways exchange onr manufactured Goods with Them
for Wool, and Intend as soon as We getundcr way,
to waifun them with samples ~ SIGH goos as we
ailmaEe. which Icannot bus think will give Them
every degree dissatisfaction. WI. l. WEBB If
Sherherdstown May III, l8l9I--i0ct.l. IN /
The Spirit Of jefferson. Mastihshurg Gazette and
Virginia Republican will cory until The Is, OF Oc4
tobeF next and send their bills ID The subscriber.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21


D H3YTkG olsr3ized srcogdius y shs IeEsns q
~ - their CkaIier'Qef y - psRlie A. sffFies q
ltefr line rs 4 u1tdinm 81 etllmnnie4tIau rEFfd.
esff1in 1sS stsirlg Dkzirings grezr De-
ducon 1frhsrses t1r ~ 1issin1 cl AnssFages
ard ihe epinsaslnsaI Or The sl5oined fssgiAii1nss
fully han Ef sioiaf6 ne of pub "A cpnEsn-
ience apH oliIiiY fl1y expect with ctntegAce 10 be
sustained " 10 bnsi4Ess a - ihaF icas.
and respectfully solicit j.. IN
REGHLAfy0MS or THE 0RFzfERS:
The Operator pot 70 BE 1hsknf from his once do
ring de R6nfs anDosnied foy W. afiendanEe
No person except ~ 1tEctr VI The line. Hfllbe per-
filted u passbehii tie baf dAfipg busiress hours
Of 10 converse with Re Operelrf vhile frahsgniing
ot receiving message
No person wilt Be permitted tr read any tnss1agcs
Oh lie 81 passing thg0pgh the li1sruinent II
NUprsSen Fill Be permitted = ask any atsestions
II lie 0peralCr re- Rstting messages IN winch they
are not indiVidnaiy interested
Message concerning sieknssa Or death f aM cases
ID hare priority Of lfansmissidn M Il@e
All messaaes received p bessnl out inttn sdiately
III sealed fFegopes d their direction lf6ht TOWN
tO s ofwsfdsd " ste hrst mail q earleatspd safest
opportunity. 4
All mus be paid 81 Il ihs " their
No message passing oveffts line shah Be made
public by the Operator.
No snfking, drinking. gafhlaing. Or ptofane I'm
guage viii ID allowed in the pffice ii any time.
Y No nlessa age c0nVeYing PERSONAL thFtat pr abu-
sive language 10 lie despatched BY fte OPERATOR
4 Any want Of attention or Accommodation in the
osices 10 b made khoWn4o lie Prs4ideh fdr eorree
ti0n.
TARTFiFs or cIHARGESF III.
Bdtrea WIakhester Etsf HarPeys- Ferry.
For message Of 10 words 0rless 10 cts.
:, Do do. I0to2 20 words Is I.
Each word over 20 words ID cent aadiiional-ex-
elusive Of address and rignaAare
BsfHeecz 6AdFfes6less aka WTnekester 1r
Cha1ldStossh and LfFpers- FSrrk
For message Of 10 words bF less s rts.
\ Do. Eos 20
Each word over 20 words Hsceni addilionai-cx-
elusive OF address prsighai4ff. XII
OFFICE HOURS:
ApTil fst 10 Oeioker lst--Efum8 II nj to IL r. Ill !;
~ 70 IS ". Nj; Oh ID s P. IN.
Dct0beF Isl 10 April lst.-5t A. Is. 10 III I'll NJ, 28
70 6 ri sill; Ito o PlM. l
DISQUALIFICATION 2 sesSP. III. #
BycFder of the Board !.
JOHN J. Ii. SFRAFTH, President.
Apfil 9G 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
Parsons Universal Plough CaItiEa-
tor and Seeder. EEl 4

/ For Corn, Shgay Cane, Iootatoss and Tobacco.
TIME undersigned begs leave to ilform the IagEi,
Y j. CULTURAL cbmmuai j generally, that hehas PSI
chased The SOLE right Of making and vending the
/ above Plough, which can be metamorphosad into
great variety Of shares by The transposi,i6n pf its
shares which consists OF right and le hand share
II finishes row By once going through, BY throws
ing the drtto or from tile rows or plants and can
be arranged 10 ssiE any desirable width. SSAl
Thus, lany man and horse can plough eight or ten
acres in day. and perform the work in the most ID
mirable manner. E#fjR/St
This CELEBRATED Ploa.gh and Caitirdler IL.
Combines the qualifications Of perfprnaing double,
work in all branches OF agriculture for WHICH il is
recommended, with ease 70 the horse, and almost
without any effort 70 theioperator, by The adapta-
tion OF The shafts and the application Of 1--WE or
three shares al time thus giving it thee Sustain
ing principle, which greatly recomInend Ftoan en-
ightened public, seeking the adyaheenfntioi The
usual arts. ls
Its different modes Of application are thus @escrb
ed In furrowing, The 1Aonghs can beappiled for
making two rows al time Then, IN cross tarrow-
ing, they can be arranged 70 one row and fur
row the next. The first and seeoHd plohghirg II
corn. &c, the Plopgls can be arranged TO plough
both rows, and throw Sherl either ee or from them
The proprietor couldl if il were necessaty, pro-
cure host ofsthe most iadnbitabe evilenets from
the mast prominent Farmers of The States qf Indi
ana, Ohio, KYntFekt, Western Pennsylvania, iii
nois, Iowa, Michigan anAl Wisconsin. Hat pfwhat
avail are sadh testimonials toEracteal dsinpnstFa
lion. .sE#a
Farmers and mechanics: to satisfy yourselves
that itisnp humbug buapraetical reality, asdenoh-
5sratiye as lte many adkantages derived frbm tie
aid Of steam power, lheg power lobm or Tie press,
conc and examine with goFr own eyes, and handle
with your own hands, and you win most assuredly
give II that rneed of praise which thousands before
sou have bestowed uFAn it, as being The cheapest
Simplest and most general agricultural iniplement
in its various application now extaft. .H.:I4
The Aforesaid Plough viii hereafter be rnanufac-
tured and spld BY JAMES NJ. HEssEY in the follow
ing counties Jefepeoa, Berkeley, Frederick aud
Shenandoah. He u engaged ~ making Them at
Shepherds,own, whsre he will be prpmpthb filling
all orders, either By forwarding or lelivfing the
Plough. JAMES NJ. HESSEY,
!. IShapheIdsLown. TebI.I5. IS49I Z al-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
!. ValuabIe FARM f0r sale.

HNHE HndersIgnsd TrrsteesIo the estate ff'yvII-
IL liam G.. nv aEten, deceased, offer, at private
sale, 8he very valuable + ARM known III the Ramd
Of 4 l3lsTHASYaa seven miles south 5f Charles
toyni Jefferson eo4hsg, Virginia. joining the farms
of III u. Opie and Airs. Lewis, and Hing imine-
Sdiateiy Athe west bank Of THE ShenabEoah river.
There are Two good springs ofsneyer-fatBg, water
good Rficlz Dwelling House, and Oul4buildiBgs.
This farm is remarkable for its adaptation toA
the groslh Of What, corn clover, sc. and is one
Of the Hiosf beautiful on the riker.4
Theirs are two AAhdred and eighty acres oficlear-
ed Land and one hundred and forty seven well
Timbered, makingsln all f25sacres
n 4 good t1tle can be giyen.fA
Application for purchasing may be made to Mr.
Robert Jameson .N Alexandria, Va and ID John
T. Hafgfaye,7 Sffphcrdstown Jefferson, county,
Va either personally or by letter, post paid
ROBERgT JAMESON,
JOHN n IIARGRAHE,
Jind II fa42--lff + al sHH Trustees 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
llI Er Y !.
Tf,Is ISI;TTf.Is LOVERS.

H.
There MS lle maiden and shk WORDS little bonnet
And she had sittIe finger with little RAG upon e,
Which show LITTLE m5iden wes MOI p mArket then:
You NJ ,ssa s.t ioslat him. taitn tr.t he came :
And told her NJ iii and VOW ID ras her doing:
He talked Fg, tnd sultlt 80 sweet aud iookrs So
aao.h sbsr y fsuny ffnd, pay, whole litis boy
Bot ~baahs s0Ia hsr hey1he loved, wiih ali his hide
Ana talked asaus ier PEERLESS eyes and cupids Itte
fhe smiled smile land yf she fit little Doubt
trhehef The little fellow knew that be was OUT
II kncIaupoa hIs ls,ldknt heshe some ttle Years
id OH w IEliite hopes pd an his tle Tears
HedSubk he ied Ills LITTLE tale m very moving afhon,
FOR then theEiiIc fa1d as NOTED unIe compassion.
'rls irhe, nspid ls 4 fin khiscIlesst and bear %
] :. 5..ssot sbnf
rris Ho, myflaph taat IFe no beardKaure ordained
I'd raist esrse II tqtld-I,e .risd III i Sss aad
e giant ia 30, sranaiier, n rather small,
ael scsd fNssr &c thf re oflbsing 70 very tali
think Imtall s';otsh "a ydu r-(and here, grown
he tried roksgher chTek fell short and only kissed
You nuslnesjs me W ns looks. dressed in thiss
donr intead Hereafter 10 wear anything but black
Gard here gently tctk her hand, bdt tried vain 70
apoas lse nay for ii You u, really .a ai you'll
aI'se Beep hooking oihe lime whea i should get a
And laid up Dots 81 things against 60 keeping hnuse
A Faaiig 3le With the rest a gilt and stamped ana
eheqihkei, fRdc0rd ~
With pictYEes plon every page and good long Family
Ard TINS lover pertefered, and begged and prayed
: anAsphiinpcrrdJ and sidapefed II
The litte naden lent an ear and hlashed and sighed
And though III hst sd seemed his sui and thought tic
ls youth deIneDieds II [cohsented II
She ehansed hcf mind, as maidens viii, aud finally
Thought Flr ~ A lltlc chap ike this, vLeaII would
EtakAIfhel lend.
Il Ike tota snoT tractabe thah one Of larger breed
And IhoS.eh might perhaps do better, we're i toi
niA1se pish i, tive IN a bash M
Yet, bild mhand, though slItenhe, * beiser than
So fn,rs she hnd qnte al lid fifne al,tIeratherA
eoHtInie 81 si1sr state she hadr hun ask her fafhef
!" Take her red wecoalt. -sdid parano ocne sasa
III than done, fhs ownA
Ala pn Der hand she wears the ring that marks her foI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-06-21
New Goods

TUST receivedlfrum The Eastern markets. new
y and splendid assortment 6f Fancy Goods, viz;
Cdmbrics Lawns, Fancy d. Bishop du
/ Berages, different Pattdrns ffa
Scarlet and other Delathes+ il3 II
Swiss, Book, and Figured MuslinsI;
Jaconette and other CambrIcs; EEfll
Laces and Edgihgss a variety; y Din
Grapes, difieFent kinasE Silks an assortment;
Prints now assortmgnt hill eIiaiHties &C. &c;
which, addedtto his ibFnkr Stock, renklerssit Com
plefe assortment III eyerR varsety oAs Day GnGns,
and they will sold at SnaA profits ot exchangad
for country Pfodncc. have also OH hand good
assortment Of Groceries, HaYdware ahG Bacon. II
" NffCHAEL- DORAN.l HE
/ EFarpers- Ferry. May oil. 1879 -l;fTI