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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
ALEXANDRIA, va March, Isls.
McyEIGH, BROTMER ii CO.,
a BE new II Re Ieeeipt n ,heir regular sPriHs
@InOOIEInHI HES,

II
Cohsistins - part. as folieNs VIZ 81 III H
iie hAds r, n q, St Croix l4ascorado S1eara III
ss o01ss FPS double and sipss refined Loaf sga
y .ae Brown tnA White Harana ao
= .p2lsle Hfsh Z and pulSerized 40 10 g5s4isA
Ioo ue1ces Porto Rieo Museosasa and y o lfblasse,
~ sas strong Gles5 RIO, Msrriesbo Aigusshrs Cd,
SaSas Lasayra and Care Coffee
p enests and half chests prime Gnn'r and Imp
4onng Hysdu and Popchcng AAeaA
q boxes Resin and Castle Soap H
% 9p taney Rose and variegated do ssxi II "
sS9o Shaying soap, great variety l III II
y! eoxes Mould, Sperm, AAaitihe and Dipped candls.
~ boxes chpculates and Starch --sAH II
% doz Com brounas ~ IlH#E5s BH II
/ io o 90 Painted budkets and Hingham bo1es III II
ao bags Pepper and Fimento tH III
y boxes Sanger Mustard II $500 III II
10 Kegs HAzzarlss Sporting and 1lasfirg Pewter II
~ g, eagf Shef, al sizes and Nos sEs3] II
~ Jokes peW crop Raisins s az Hks Esg
~ boxes Rock Candy 10 cases Preserved Ginger I
| Y baskets Salad Gil, very prime 1aHN l
2 bales AImonds, FiIberts, PeSdn and Brazil Nuis
70 casks Sperm, Linseed and Hair Oils H4A
40 te9cds pore Cider Vinegar iHH I'LL
| 100 Deulilehns 2, 5, 4 and galinns E#H II
e boxes Italian Maeearoni- 1900 best Dutch MaddeH
200 kegs No pure ana eTtfa white Lead #H'H
1900 lbs Bar Lead-so0o cask Putty in Bladdefs
2sg s SUssE q e a ed Y " g lass
100 lbs Nulmegs and Mace II IA M IjTH II
go kegs Lamp Black, EPSON Salts. salarstus, Ginger
AlnIns Birthstone and Indigb s lS It.
10 II ~, Ys go; n. ~ W Lsau I,ne Sppe
~ .al5 ,. SaSks Gioves
~ ~ II n ~ =, y ana io's 1opaeco
"a ~ E9hh.r 49, Iys..,. "a sI w ], s Il
81 ~ ~. 4 - III Snoice uianas SaY. ~
Ok H. tTT ..- 49, ..sI =, ~ 4f III
"a oen r $500 81 Dl ol.sl 4 S . =. ,ih III
M 49, ha; III, us NJ
"a ~ ~ 80 $40 t. 2 FIX
I'M $3.50 f;, 49,; - III ~ fsi, 49, y FIJI
as a. 1870 - ~ ; ~ 1sf.sl
o90 40 10 - et'u Si AZ "ffs ~ III
Ioo csskl iii kt.asro po,, Ma ana ~ S,o,,,
"a mnsq wv ~. It.tEf
sbar ~ Ae aia W. spu siuAcas she
n 1shr. ;f A H. t1s 1919 Ba
Z ~ nh L sa1ie anu Asslol ntanas o1 III
chants ana $500 SniaT ~ 49, ~
Iec,s5 s;th ~, - l - III
IS hs r anu ~ ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09

III My friend, Z sksa keeper Of hotel, to
ssn nvsr-voracious bSarder Z you eatsd much
IStfat i shall ccrtaE aly have 10 charge You an
E!eyStra half doilar9 !. An, extra half dollar, Il
FAspliea his boaraer. with ecuntenance tbc
Merry picture of despair Z For goodness
bake don't do shass I'm most dead now eat
apg fthree dollars Fprth, and If you put an
Extra half dollar's SSrth pn, J shall certainly
B Am III - shall nf .<j sjs ~ w I'll IN n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
COAL AND WOOD STOVES.
Tin & Sbeet iron Manufactory.

fat tx = + u
Tin & Sheet Iron Mandatory.
TIME sabscribes has just returned from Baltimore
i with large and carefully selected assortment
OF thevarious styles and descriptions of
Parior Wood sand Coal Stoues,
Ten Plate s. Cooking do,
All complete, and of the most approved patterns
which he offers at prices less than ever before oer
ed in this town. IH4 s
Also, on hand.sa lot a COAL CRATES
with sumner-p pieces and brick complete Those in
want would do well to give me a call before puf
chasing elsewhere, as nay arrangements are sueh
that can procure, in aIiew DAYS notice, any de-
scription Of Stoves not found among my present as
sortment.
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
On hand, Gne assortment Of Fin and. Sheet
Iron work, which is offered al the lowest possible
prices. Also just received superior lot Of Rus
STA Irpn and other kinds of material, which can be
worked up at any tipe On more favorable terms
than heretofore. IifH
ROOFING and SPORTING done as usual
and on al good eTIas as can be procured any where
in the Valley. $40 II 5ss57
Old Bras, Copper snd Pewter taken in exchange
for work "a r. w. RAWLINS.
CharlestoEn, Oct. 5, 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
Containing I5Acres LimestOneLand,

aboutone hHlrcleared and in good state 81 gulf
yauon with abundant resources for It's further i'm
pfoyement, available at very little expense The
greater part of the HOODLANDl {about OS
Acres isenclosed fer pasttrage; the timbereoIsists
principally Of oak and hickory with asuicieney Of
locust cedar and wild cherry. H4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09

fg0L5 BAR HE'S w Aisse5 Prime 81 lno1shD bid
<t<3 GEti1 Cradles FtrIk1led; Il 30 III
hit ik Gtai4 Scylhes; Gt1ta 2cyfAes;
ind 4 large stock q GRID GERiEs iidf vii be
sold a IN al a Inv hoi,se 81 l6<riI q
Ja.le JEtEAIAH HARRIE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09

H SAD .SmirEa& Tltis morning o. haIi with a
little babe (apparsbtly two or three mouths
Estij ID his arms Ind leading BIZ the hand
hwq hrighteyed ehslsifen, passed our office on
shis way tothe ofptkn asylum. The parents
dhhd both died Of slplera, leaving three chill
ssdken in o destitute condition upon the cold
sIeAaSity Of the wesllA ~ 81 LeHis sNesS Era.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09

TTTfNES, BR DIES SEl9ARS. &c..
M n latd & Is 6f Tsfiou5 3uaa ifties.
~ u nd Brand DARK and paie. /
- kil Ind sl.ss sssss sssil5 Madeira SfAds
TIL ind Petf SVIines
g b3skkis u iSit4gnS " NE quarts and pinis
~ bdls, rsty sidsf IE6rine4 1VhisRsy, s|s
40 4 Il Ola RKe4 dbt 81 SSh4EsfN
81 Do3iestc Gil
|a - fif az Bf46dp< al
2qeqo Fripcipe igait choice bftndss
Appk lid pest, Brsaay. ~.
EnT4 sels M'ssa as well "a call. IS We are de
terriinf % ss3I 19.k b q s. B&ACKL0CK. !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09

II 10. Al Young lxag, returning late from d
S6hcsrt, as II was shining ordered the coach
lliAap 10 drive q dsf 40 the Sidewalk, but was
sstill unable to st6sshcross the gutter Is
z lean lifE yoa "a ern said the coachman.
I'LL d Oh mo- said EEn I AMI too heavy
1 Lord mapns splied John, 4 am used
lto lining barrels eE sugar 7 faA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09

KTlHE ppdersigasd have On hand az tie Deoosl IN
u CharesoFa, r IA1B ER of every kind i5lsrbich
then inYiie tas Enhlf. The sock i large and con.
.ssists of
PLANT SHINGLES LATHE,
PAEfNGS- feu article Of IFed} a. Is b lgnarpu-
-besides every material ID general use which
will be sold On mpderats terms n & sisf 1850
JnnclA NJ II. ~ W. ~. MOORE
If ACES MACK AND WIHfTE CT DYES.
( III CORD. Sc rssI pieces Broad Black six
Lace, 1tineaiaf IhfgAd Lace and Edgin Bob
hin ard Isle Edgingss Jenny Lind Cord ldr En-
bfctiefies; SIR Gloves whiIe and tploIed Kid
Jhnei4 JER HARRIS
II EafONs xND ol.akNGEs 81 hand. and Isl
IL sale b. Il YOUNG AGENT
Hsfprs Ferry JEns p l5l9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09

Mr. Ws,a<m THels six, s. L. Conner Or Rid
rlore and SJusk stlefia, IS al aufhoFzed Agent in
The city al Bas{imofe 10 keeeite Subscriptions Ad
vartissmenls sc; nj sae Fire. Press and a copy
oAfhepspef, isfsps sE can Ne found on file AZ BIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
CANTON is the Parent Of Safety.

TTDW often do we see persons afflicted with a
LII IN slight Cough and Cold who go on neglecting
i4nsllt settIeson their lungs and brings on AN At
TACK Aof EPUIL M0N.ARY CONSUMPTION, which
eventually cause their death when, il they had
procured a bottle of is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
Proclaim il toFthe world;

N1AT Hancfs Compound Syrup of Hoarhornd
A is,swithont exception or exHggerafion the most
safe and speedy cure far a 5tess
III 81 OFTEN EN-. in CONSUMPTION.
fIf Hancess Compound Syrup pf Hoarhound is taken
"a the FIRST appearance OF Cough, il viii immediately
cRFe il, and sayesle sufferer frcn an unmeIy grave
Pstce 10 cents per bottle or So fer six boiIesi ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09

4 = \ = III 3 rooms u lei ~ sid I 81.
,t6 ee1t lamar 3 han isosne young lady. Is
/ ts Placed AZ scEoss ths shrsshelt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
rs M NyKFA1A II NItVD1R
Fort Indepeaasace, March IA, 1892

4EIs- 4 wag e Wis. Who startled everybody
on the DECK Of tbteJohn Mason steamer
/ tic other day, on bsf way from Albany to
Troy with tie hsstirT, in a, loud nasal tone ].
8" Hear Of that slsaadfnl accident to-day On
!; board the Greaaaeish hoss-boat7n Il MOI"
exclaimed half .hszeH bystanaers al once !,
/ /" 10 what waklfJn II. Wal, they was telIins
/ offit dewn % sIbi ddcpot; and, nigh Al
'cab caplate the hsss beat had got within about
tao rod Of the asarf, lxhen the !arboard boss
: bdHstlsa fue carr fin' away her stern unship-
pin her rdddefsAnd sealdih' MORN i dozen
/: passengers r$1sEt know as there is any
!; trhth into iti pIAps taint so; but any way,
tqat's the ssory II III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
Y AllIETY


a geh4lefhaa Of sElr vt4lags Of Patterson, mi u,
hAs aIfse Dolby hank aoIs Of The Northern Bank
x New York; upeA HAsI back Of which is Written
ihr believing HI
!. II This is my lAst Wild God only knows
where \ win get InoHe, I part with III as
though il wrge pty last friend I started
with $50 FIR q1ifoFpEas and got as far as
hdrs, and sibl5ski I need not add--los.
/ nov invoke .dssts II
1OSEaH CROSS.
/; Fort Indepeadence gI arch IA. Ie49.a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
dances Sdrsaparilla Blood Pills

INelR PuTifyingthe Blood and curing Dyspepsia.
LII 4 few doses d, these Pills taken to evacuate
tile bowels freely and then regulated so as TO keep tho
bowels slightly open win cure de worst cases Of Dys.
p&psia Price 2b cents per box lsssE sts8
THE above are for sale by SE4H HAseEs corner OF
Charles and Pratt Streets and leH Baltimore street Bal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09

i OLp MEx--l bore are living in this c1ln-
sfyTparhaps two III the 4oldest inhabitantsi1in
odE country MI Win Woody Iii years
;olA, and caninoxfHeatfs altd spit tcdser like
sa Sooh, wading a4erJ branch and creek that
happens to .crosshis path, is in good health
ana de sound lkInd }EsB
MI. NJ DasisIhis close neiehbor. is l03
ydars old and wesandefstandiis also In good
health and spiris4 Tie former is 80 years
( beyond the scrns.hral allotment viz. tfour
scprel years + sh latter 2sI Unite their
sprSgeny, AID thai could nearly people new
feohntyi ksving ag.tpsg afidg'f of sons, ldaugh-
Diets, aud feiatiAalS Wptrust tliey may yet
ssli1e many years. before they IRE gathered to
uhkir Ifathers.---as hrslid, N e. Messenger
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
Jefferson Boot and Shoe Factory.


fTTHE subscriber would respectfully announce 70
his customers aud the public generally that Ne
has just received from Baltimore and Philadelphia
the bes stock IN his line which he has ever had The
tPleasufe of Offering tothe publ copsistingf
French & city dressed calf skins gentlemen sweat
Tampico and Cape Morocco skins, do d5l
cordoEa and Seal do do doI
Tampico, Kid and Seal do Ladies dol
Colofeh Morocco and Kid do Misses doI
Readytma1e work fbt Ladies Gentlemen, Misses,
Boy} and ehiidFsn. 10 vii /.
Best English Kid Slippers
do Ftench Morocco Buskins,
do % Walking Shoes Isl 5E i1.I !.
do 40 Jef1sFsoH Tics, It'll
do Seal do do FIJI
do X Kid and Morocco she's Il ~ Is HI
do Goat and Leather ICES, IS y 81
VelKek and fancy B1stoped shoes, fa
afs95I (rl1 NTdrf,R sl,i1sSE 20 <si1r Eli I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09

5E LIS. EfcHELBERGER, Gharlesiown;
af il JOSEPH @ HAYS, HarpersFefryS
NH II S F0RNEY, Shephenistovn
HILL DORSEY q BOIyLY, Winchester r.
November @ IS4s-iy3 f a - --uN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09
i. s4alE THE I8Aa FEr
D|!ir9illit Il Dress
t. sls y r. nstsI4iD JisExlF. n Il Il
Two Dollars and Yifly Cents

sMEssY sB. F1tAElss B siesicir = eWspapef and Ad-
vkttislng Agent In lhs sii4 Dc Philadelphia New
York and Buston, lis been appointed Agent for
ftceising and forwsH&inG subscriptions and adFer-
tisemknts fgr shispaE his offices n those cities
IPaIl sai.. NJ " eOusr ii TAira and chrs-
nhf Streets. b iflt, 4.Y 4~t EssT
IENrw Yoak, No, az ERn Street
lT,os4rx No II, Kshie Street
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-08-09

Stl11ssh I<s
Smallwood, bhn w
Smith, jose
1Shd lSl
Smith. r6ei q
/ Strrs I M NJ
SqsI 4 ~ , tm{s
rlrin6lRl j =
nl' y II ~
is Tail, 1 11a kIln
SHieefs. Az rev
SNifef. 4, =
Smith JOSH
Sill # IA
M||| I'D = ~
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I 81 Cha
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20
The Female Temper.-We like

The Female Temper.-We like 10
zee woman Of spirit and life for doll,
snpine prosy woman, is pnor affair IN.
deed. Aud We have no particular ohjec.
ton 10 seeing ",he sparks Hy" occasion.
ally. when something really surfing &c.
ours. We like 10 see her JOYFUL aud i've
~ and il she has little spirc oi wagge.
r., we can put up viii il very well nay,
we like il all the better. But rross.
sour temper We have no good opinion off
for woman who ran never look pieasani,
but is always lrelIing and seoldmg. will
make al unhappy home for all within her
house. And we had a. lief Undertake 10
live in barrel nj vinegar in thunder.
storm. as iu live in the house with such a
woman. Solomon was right when In,
said. !. II is better Ia live in The corner ol
house top. than to dwell in wide house
with hiawllng woman. Let womai,
wear sunshine on her ronniensncr, aud il
will drive the dark clouds from her hus.
hands face. and Joy will thrill through
the hearts Of her children. Let wo-
mans words be soothing and kind, and
everything is happy around her. Her IN
luence will be powerful. Others viii
catch her swte, temper. and all will strive
TO see who can be most like her. Sweet
ness Of temper in woman is mere valn-
able Than gold, and more to be priced than
beauty. But may Heaven keep us IRON
AN unlaned shrew. whose looks are worm
wood and whose words are gall y We
had rather take Daniel place with The
lions, than To think # living within gun
shn, 81 such ierinagani. u wonen knew
their power, and wished 10 exert il, they
would always show sweetness Of tempes,
for then they are irresistible.
Boston Oire Branch.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20
Yankee Trick on Roos.er Landlord.

Ina quiet lille Ohio village. many years
ago, there WAS tavern where the stages III.
WAYS changed. and the passengers eTpec-
fed to gel breakfast. The landlord oi said
Hotel was noted for his tricks upon irav-
ellers, who we're allowed 10 gti fairly
sea,ad.a the table. when the driver would
blow his horn tafiet taking his horn and
sing oul, Stage ready. gentlemen. where.
upon the passengers were obliged 10 har
rs out aud take their seats. leaving a
scarcely tasted breakfast behind them. for
which, however, they had 10 fnrk over
fly cents! One day hen the stage was
approaching the house OF this nhliping
host. passenger said that lie had often
heard OF the lanllnrd's trick, and he was
afraid they would mol be able TO get any
breakfast.
What !-how, No breakfaslr. ex-
claimed The rest.
Exactly 50, gents, and YOU may as
well keep your seats and tin
Don't they expect passengers to break.
fast I
oh, yes! they cxpec, you 10 il. but
not 10 cal il. am under the impression.
that there is an understanding bels cen
SHE landlord and tile driver, that. for sun
dry and various drinks. ETC.. he latter
starts before you can scarcely commence
eating
nv. wol on airih are yew talkin' a.
bout. Ef ron ralkerIa,e I'm goin' 10 pay
four nine.pences for nv hreakfuss and
not gii the valee ont. you air misIakin =
said voice from The back seal, the owner
IL which was one Ilezekiah Spanlimg--
though .iew hum they call him llez'
fnr short. I'm goin tew git my break
fuss we're, and rot pay nary red I'LL
dew.
THEN You'll be left
Not as yew knows on, | WON'T
well. wen see said the other, as the
stage drove up 10 the door, and the land-
lord, ready to do the hospl'abla,' says
Breal fas, Just ready, gents! Take 4
wash. gents! Here's water, basins, ,ow.
els, soap.
Alter performing their additions, they
all proceeded 10 the diniug room, ard COM
urencei fierce onslaught Upon the edi-
I.bIes, though Hes' took his time. Scarce
" had they tasted their coffee. when they
heard The unweicome sound of the horn,
and the driver exclaim Stage ready !!
Up rise eight grumbling passengers, pay
their so cents, and take their seats.
All aboard, gents = inquiries the host.
One missing, said they.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20

Proceeding 10 Inc dining rom. The hnsl
finds Hez tely roolIs helping himself %
an immense pierre d slesk. Ire &c u )
LoFse's lip
'Ysu'll be lsfi. ,iri Stage Is going 10
START
.wal. | ha:al 20, nolhia' lev say srin
iir d.sals .ui Ilrz.
.ian'i uail. cir. better lake snur seal.
I'll be gsui daTnrd ef ] dew. nnll.er.
iill I've gol my bnakirssi ! paid Tor Il.
and I'm gnin' Ia eli he sailre on'il and
n YOU sa!kslaie sin'I. ysw are mi.la-
KEN
SO he stage did sinTi. srd lrfi llcz,
Mho c",innsd his silaek On The ,dihles.
biscuits. roiIre. slraks. &c.. &C., ji,sp-
Peared rapidly before The ry es of ne as
ionislled landlord.
Say. Squire. Them there eakes is 'ben
East; fitch rs nulher grisl on 'em. Yon.
10 the waiirr.l nulier cup w that air
coffee. Puss ihen Eggs. Raise yew're
own pork. Squire , lllis IS maxim nice
liam. Land bout ware ioleraLle cheap.
Sqnipl Hnih'i much maple timber il
these paris. hey ye! Dewin' right smart
trade. SQUIRE | kalkerlsle. Don't lsy
yrw're own egrs. dew Sc y and illus Il,z
kept qnizzrg The landlord, until he hid
made heaIiy meal.
! Saw. Squire, now I'm bout lew con
tlude payin' my desawrrs lew this eie
table. bul rf yew'd j,sl give US howl o
breed and mllk lew snIler top OF with,
Ia BE mach obleeged iew ye.'
So oui goes the landlold and waiter far
The bowl. milk and bread. and sci them
before Ilez.
.Spewn, iew. rf yew please.
Iiul no sponn could he found. Land.
lord was sure he had plenty silver ones
lying On The table when the stage stopped.
Say yew dew Won think them pas
sengers is goiH' 10 pay ior breakluss and
not git no eonipensashion
'Ah! whail DO sou think any one
Of the passengers ionk them /
Dew think No | dnn'l think, huI
I'm sariln. Fl they ar all as green a'
yew bout here. I'm COM lew locale i'm
media,ely and lew won.l.'
/ The landlord PUSHES Out 10 the stable
and starts a man OF after the stage, which
had gone about ihrPe miles. The man
overlakes the stage, and says something
10 The driver in Inv lone. lie imnc.
diaiely turns back. and on arriving NJ the
Hotel, Hez comes cut 10 take his seal.
and says:
Ilrow air yew, geasl I'm rotten
glad lew see yrwl -.
/ Can you point oul the man you think
has The spoons z asked the landlord.
Clint him on,! Sarlinly, ken. Say,
Squire paid yew lonr ninrpenees Eur
a breakfuss, and ! kalkellAie | got the
raliee on'i!. You'll find them spoons in
the coffte polr
/ 10 ahead, all aboard. driver!
Spirit ef Me Tine,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20
The Oldest man IN America. --Georr

BUckhar;, living in Harlan county, Ken.
lucky. is one Of The most extraordinary
men oi the age. and perhaps is the oldest
man now known 10 lie living. lie is one
hundred and Inrgietn wears old; was Lorn
in Germantown, Pennsy l,ania. and has
lived for several years in hollow ssra-
more tree, Of such dimension. ~ 10 ccasau
his family. consisting Of a wife and i N
six children, bed and bedding. coo snz
utensils, &c. The exploring agent oi j
American Bible Society. ia his irareis ii
Kentucky. recently found him, aud $50
saw respectable gentlemen v no have reas
one or more nights with him IN this sin-
gnlar home. lie rs.sesses 10 hold The
Lutheran faith, being ii German family.
and received the Bible with peculiar mar
ifestaiions Of gratitude. What life for
one man 10 spend! What long train Of
events has marked The century through
winch he has draw nthe thread oil eyIsielce!
BiJk Society Record for EGy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20

awake daring The Whole nieai. and hs.e
nov rune snirm'.iy u siu,onish ,ou."
The effect d this rrla-rs sl,l- ad.nCnn. \
was his immediate rtfprhsiion. nnd sls
zeal result. that he became Que Il The s.lii-
ing minds az his own AMI succeeding sees.
He bersme an aculs and poserlul Tras..a.
er. and Christianity found in him ore 81
as sblea defenders. The reprover ia
dead. and his name has persisted. bal hat
uf psley Ill live
TO The latest period q recorded time
This rsforma,inn and these results ufre
accomplished. under Gud. rs . resolution
deliberately formed aud shi1h Eessr for
moneni answered.
Prthap. The eve Il some Young men
already inrlined 70 dissipation NAV al
upon ihese llasiy linrs--and viii they
not he Induced 10 stop nom, N aud cunt
The cost 81 iil.arss aad ,ire. and cs.ra.
lale, 100. frw n The advantages ~ indus.
Try aud uniirIng perseverance, IN arll do
iugi The example Of Palry ought Lever
BY such individuals 20 be forgotten.
WsfSLsolrer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20
THE HIS OF LIFE.

d. some ma said. : this words shade
That's g.sen for snss,'s JelasiOl---
And strive 10 shox, hat al bs.sw,
70 disoord and confusion.
Tn frank and frse 70 eiss:rce
With al, shis Kind Of reasoning;
His in lies cup. Ike salt IN snup.
Are sprnkled jus, for seasoning.
We shOt.i 10, prize orr gressiesi Joss.
1--we knew ncughi ofsOnow;
And al We know % bliss below,
We from the co.irasi borrow.
While health i'nia.. IN no, repiu..
Nor trouble, beg nor borrow;
fllnoi essay % heap to-day
With ssils q tomorrow.
Al must allow our wants sre fes,
Aud few our real sorrcns;
Our greatest woes are oilen lhsSe
Imagination bouows.
Ihcn II Us strive. While here We live,
To appreciate each blessing.
Nor hurse ouI woes. ill each one sruws
From sigh. to sore distressing.
With cheerful hearts lets act our Parts.
Nor murmur nor repine;
The mighty hand, that al things pls md.
u holy and divine.