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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
Mr.. HUNTER.

The speech Of thisgentleman ii the Senate
is described as the greatest speech of the ses1
sion, On the Hungarian question Nh. Huna
teris anable statesman and eloqttent speaker.
and does honorsto Virginia.
Mr. Hunter, in bis speech, which has re-
ccived such marked praise, takes strong
ground against the movement Of Gen. Cas-
We should like to know what the Iraioa
thinks Of Mr. Hunters speech. and whether.
on The whole, il thinks that gentleman an
Austrian and an enemy cf human liberty.
Judging from all accounts the AHstriaas
and Rslssians will defeat Gen. Cass id tie
Senate. He will scarcely have 4 CorporalIs
Guard to sustain bis demonstration Here
is another exhibition BIT Gen Cass'ss progress
which generally consists either ID ! total sur
render, or ! brisk movement I'd tie rear.
I2ictmead Repositories
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
NEWS ITEMS
rERPETUaL MUTTON.


AIw4ieh- maker id AEsusta, GA, named Richter
Ia GetHian BY birtH-ciaitns 10 have produced this
phenomenon ailer Eileen years OF patient study ~
The following destripfion Of this seis-psor cling
motor, watch claims 10 havesoyercome ficts6a fcr
sstaHc aiassY4e and 1tsraciion 81 rasiiatioa
is tateA ironl The Madisan Family Visitor
@rhis novelinyention presents q most adj
mirable combination 81 mechanical principles
as we'll a. great artistic skill It.consists Of
wheel SIX inches II diameter, to which
eight arms and lsaden Mefghts are attached,
and connected BY coupling joints to eight
other brass arms, whose fulcrum is the
periphery Of the wheel, The action Of that
all Pefyading prtacip ls, gravity, upon these
arms and weights Constitutes the motive
power of the wheel The falling Of The brass
arms |.inclines the wheel downEards, at the
same time folds The brass weights at the OPP
posite point within tie sireuusferenee. Of tlie
wheel. where they rk1rAfn until TIC yeFiIcle
point is attained, when3thcy are again ex-
tended, and again act is pfopellefs Of the
wheel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
he; W. : rs. B s; s sss'1l.r-..
lcxdazlria. TI1rrilaia.

NFauTE orders for high and low pressure
- ri NEAM ENGINES Sseam Bsslxrs aa6
Sasef I'D srerk. Maelsaery VI az kiads, sMii Work
81 hrs sst So heilers. IVA ~ esasr
fne Aesk srrpagAf and e1sf. I'TFI
hgy ykeep On hand. and for sale, hIuGernick.
Siey feehoEne and Davis PLOUGH CAST
~ s'SS pcas Shoes and Sash Weighs fpr baitd-
ersi II Brick q superior quality English refined
~ AasR mertean Bar Iron, best qualify
IA The valuable assortment al dse.rsssg Ea.terns.
oNhe8 ~ iner oilers agreat inducemept u persons
ApnnE or repairing Mills 10 give them call
~ 'ss 2seege themselves % furnish Castings &c
~ ~ assl@ and other purposes az go9d qualify
49, a rs reasonable terms - can be nlkained in
s1y ASsien d he country. Pinned ISIS 81 ,hsir
GsasaAH patterns viii b furnished 81 aDhIirati5n
The great saving id rans5orsa;ion Via
Ids p the many endorsements phSch We are
e tapse disposed % palrnnize oar esia sish
ni n 4 u. T.Hz Il ri o. S.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
= 80 2 J ? : , - ~
Il LATEST YET.

During the simmer Of is46, corn being
scarce in the Rppcr country, and one of The
citizens being hard pressed fer bread hav-
ing worn threadbarc tic hospitality Of his
generous neiglfbors by his extreme laziness,
they th9pght it au Fact IF charity y bury
him. Accordingly hc WIS carried towards the
place of internient, and being met byF one Of
the citizens the following conyersatiop took
place:
"Hailo what have yoa there ~
''Poor old Mr. 81
'fWhat are tou going to do with him n
BUY him +
"WIat is.ks dead 1 hadnit heaKdof his
DEATH; 81
@.NoShs issrot dead, BIZ. be might asxell
be, for y has no corn, and is tOo lazy lt ~
for anyss'
aThst is too cruel for civilized People
I'll give two Bushels of corn myself rather
than see him hurried alive"
Mr S RATED the cover, and asked in his
usual dragging tones ais she II ed 81
'Nos bul you can shell It'll
sd rive en- boys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
THE MOST EXTENSIVE |
Shirt Establishment

III Me UaitW. .Naies is az No 159 Bahi.
niotf .tlset, baltimore, ia,
It1srf 500 er4sS. efe empiaeS ami a soek of ,oOO
da9keSf Eti1Saisraps on hand III
ERe 11s . mi nd .s s"s Z. sqs.s
andesl stoc IL IS rs that has ever bcea Offer
ell epHsisiins Of all sizes and qualities, Tor MEN
rhd AOYs, whigh tie style aud wofl;,n anship can
Isot1.s aarpasset Morn thah usual efforts IA ".
breK inade ID Ftndett the assortment complete and
dssis4ble IN carlr respect Il. w BEfToN E'
Baltimore March :, lsi9.-lySs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
d y. >. TOUGH,
Manufacturer and Dealer In the Cell
: ebrated ETHEREAL Oil and LampS, H

Az PIKE fsa GlifpLfNE on. rsA a elut,
.Rltsf assa7tAdsf:g LAMPS far 5lfnfag tst .eage.
" ~ srM i 60 s ssaT {aslims s
extiding tbripsh % Light Street, nearly opposite
tae FountaIn ln's be il now prepared 10 supply
Dealers in ahov& line on the hesl ternis botf III
II g;lality aud price. He respectfully asks trial
tors pnnc.aal dealsFs believing i will be 10 heir
RES ULATiNG. GENERATOR, anew and valid
Abek invenliasi hy which Ethcriai oh il rendseIA
perfectly hariHlesssand the light of The generating
lang as cnnir4lahlcat the common gas.
Bsltitierc frbtiaTy - iSia 56f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
IZnabe Il cache.

RsSnd ena 1atsrs Riane Fesse HIaaaFactnrrrs
] Asss. s. a. a Estasr *, BAL TIifORE.lNa
tTsHR PiASdpS made Al this esiahisshmeni a.e
Il not enfpusfed hy any Ia The country Tor hcantt
re ssyle, delicaey 81 tpnch, and power and quality
bflsSe
] ~ Whal<sbls dealers furnished on The mos,
iarssshle seslnss lSepi. 81 ISs9-ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

. IA IEAsKS old Madeira, very pritae
OO Is pale and brown Sherry,
H 4pcssks sweet Maiaga do b n
k ts# f Miscatcl doE -l.
Al i0 Il OH Port, direct importation n
E 1H n Lisbon, Siciyand r MaRei1a He Al
25ilaskets champaigne, Grape, anehor and
n aGhcr brands, \
70 tsasks Cinnamon and Peppermint Cordial
E5' atssve in Store and Landing hy Tas4rt En-
PiFc tTlts New York aud for sale hy Il i
Y III McvEiGH, BRO d co, 4
II SemsTl IsiD. Prince street Mhkrt; Alex!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

DtRIYG ArrEsfIET AT RoBBERy AND Nun
DER -On Saturday night last, about : O'clock
the hppsc Of John Patterson, an ASIA and re-
spectacle citizen of1 Colerain township. Ian.
5000 rg,suuy FIsa,l was entered by three vii
liansl who hernandez his money The old gen
tleman gave them some small change,
mounting to ething like donl~F, stating
that 1t was all he had Igncy insisted upon
having more. and p.oceeded to beat him and
his wife in NEST 81 ockiPg manner, breaking
his arm and fractufing bis wifc's skull, lcay-
ing but doubtful hopes of her recovery
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

PoINT OF Rocks BnIpcE.-We are glad to
learn from reliable source that DR.. McNur-
tres, the ienterprislng- owner offhe Potomac
Iron Works, intends soon to commence the
construction Of q Bridge over the Potomac at
at the Point Of Rocks Such 1 wbtk viii
prese great public convenience, ana also a
profitable investment. il is believed
ILeesbaEg IFaxkiag ioriaa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

TnE SrATEs THAT IRE To Bgn-A
Northern writer has been calculating The !
rea Of the territory Of the United States net
yet organised into States, and finds id her
a0main enough for fortylsix and half states
s. large as Pennsylvania; Of which. thirty
i've viii lie north 6f Sc dee. so min. and VII
bc non alayeholding states, If that line az CON
promise ~ adopted As
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

II a cough candy manufacturer recent
u sent package 10 Ola Zack, expecting, il
reply, puff Of tho article, which might fur
nish staple for an advertisements The Pres
ideht, however. when acknowledging in his
answer, the courtesy Of the candy man, said
that a. be had noEcough, lie had not tried
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
I POETRY.
IfiK FfRsT GREY HhrR.

Time'4 Rana Is ever Ehere, sweed Kaie HI
Yet fefthe sight reraains III
III gives NE naEegreifai tArob,
Nor sspuit il yield ,hke pain. Ill
IT'S very ukise, sFaatIihee Kale, lii
: Yet psifckr ie NOT, pray. Iii
WhyIstnuld shy luyius, heart rrgret Ill
Thai Ham tarning sYcy Nj
Yl9prlbstres, ha;e, have ta'en thEir high, (
.Sinet itop and fFst met; flf
Add eafkencd moons have sped Snee them
ArbRnsiTky suns hasse set Nt HIT
lsi li.4tsFfrom that wS:rnteari % thine
Has ken around mF way, III
Ald VIII 50 dear a guide and fri9nd VI n I
woaN again turn grey. n. III
The FiG may view 'sfihnncondern
Time sigHet on ik3 brow, /
Whosuefet gave the Nsarer's heart /
A sin3se thfob of w9f.
And f akcclse worth, sweet Katel III /
Nigh keep the curl IL bay, Ell |
Time DIR had places In triumph lhesa, |
kiss nnesas n gEes. sl
I Ther Acttthe stranger eve, swee. Kate, f.i
amid his reishbors nark, /
Until thtv, Id, in time shall pale 4
E.BrReash thc spoilers mark. !. I
Ills FeryEwAltc. | grant thee. KaiS, |
Yet pkirk Il not, IptayE 5Ft +
WhyishtNldihy loving heart regict HI /
That kPm turninS grey FL !
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

MEANssoF ARE 4sTINc THE FATAL EFFECTS
OF ChLoRoFoar.-A An eminent surgeon of
France relates twdcases in which the inhala-
tion pf Chloroforn, proved nearly fatal; he
however succeeded in reviYing his patients,
afterEall ordinary means had failed, by pla-
cling bis mouth upon theirs. and forcibly in
sufiating the lungs bg rapid aspirations and
expifations. a mi dicalpractitioncr in Par
is, states that in two instances ofapproaching
dissolution by the inhalation Of Chloroform,
he RECALLED life by thrusging two fingers deep
igte the throat, doRn tothe larynx and ase
paagps; a sudden movement of expiration
followed, and recovery took place, 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

Tdr MoRMoNs on THE MOUNTAINS "A par
ty qf Mormon kmig3ants, on their way to the
yaileyof the Salt Lake, while crossing the
Rocky Mountains ii October, were cncoun-
tered BY a terrible snowstorm, Shieh, in con-
neciiPn with the intense cold, killed sixty
head of cattle. ills remarkable, rotwit6-
standing the SEVERITY of the weather. that not
a siuglc man, won hn Or child was lost,
With this exception, the account very much
rsselh blcs that Of Cpl Fremont, aud Ills par
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
Shorpr : FEnII.r-The Nenhern AN. Cl

shor By FEn1LE.-The Newbern On: C.)
Spectator states that slave named Lewis,
belonging 10 Mrs Vail. was shot dead by
Mrs Aliph Riggs, Of Ncwbern, few DAYS
since Lewis was discovered in Mrs. Riggs
yard, near the smoke house, end % being Or
'dcrad OF refused to 20. when Mrs Riggs
sent for her pistol and shot him IL isassert-
ed chat he approached her III threatening
manner II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

Tow STEAM 30 AT-We understand that
strong calculations arc made by our friends
on tAe Shenandoah river, ADORE i&ttlels Fails,
upon the efficacy pf a new steam boat-con-
strnsted by Mr.. McKinstry. now employed
in the erection Of the Washington Monu-
ment- II is expected 10 transport twenty
tons up the worst rapids between Titles
falls and Berry's Ferry, and Of course farth-
er and draws but nine inches Of water
TIL R 34 - rTrr,.<I.<se. Is,r.,..s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
Of sup, Old 9Bual Alaatira.

~ Fsskasks OF the richest pure grippe Jaich
These M nes have been selected VITA the mtmo<,
care ss4f aicnifon. with a vieN 70 susiajn the high
ana alfved reputation which the Wines III the
aeoyF ehloT, and can he safely rcefntnrnded
. all s4ise who are most particular 10 placing the
very kafSf Wines upon their tables Il ut III
THOMAS & DYER
u Ak114friai August l6 1919 EA3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

4
IL idaass and other des9<rs, that they 4Te now
FecefTag ~ packets ..Empire1 and FarEeilg direct
from S-v YORK and Boston, teir regular FaM supply
pc GKgcEkt lis &c, which IS unusually large aad de-
sfahse ne following articles comprise rsEsion Of
them xsBekf viz. M
i5O Ai,ds n d P d. and 81 IS boxes .aeearori
Is, CISRr Nsgags 50 boxes Rock cSady
IS bses oble and single % cases psestTrsa 6inSer
Lasf AtgH 30 bskt ard b1s sziad Oil
43 bbss III guaiiiy Sugar III boxes Cshk Madison.
III % Etssss Wssile Bfazn do and Hafes brapds Ca
- ts4s rsSiyeFixed do vrndish Tebaeto II
IS hbsa HE and coarse 100 hrs Iss t3t and los do
eisskrR sugar $50 bxs e. aid IS do
100 hsas 4sd tes cuba. p R, barrels Bladder SnuH
aEsaseasaAa, and Sugar So kgs CARROTS Stpseh do
HgassI sIngatses 10000 lie Notma asd Le
$50 bS4s tfIee6 Rio Coffee Vega Seg=rs
rs u.s. uk5 Gov Java do 2500G half spanisl Srgars
l15 *: daiicsb b, Angostura IS 100 American !. Go
assf SSI)omipgo Conee no rssms lst and III quail
I5susra caire leo TO Do Lsiusr Paper
100 ekstS and half chests $50 rcams double aa single
Gsfpsesdrr. Imp. y Ii. Wrapping Parsf
nnA f4wrhong Teas ti00e sacks FaeanA Ground
l5 tieaecxhiee AmIn Salt N
$50 bsxes aosin and Cas- 30 kegs AlnIn Bf5nsionc.
tIis SKIP lndigo. SalaIaaus, Salt
lob haaes Sariegssea and prus aud ,iastier
+ .AtmsnA Soap 80 bbls Logw0od
i2bbsssesaspenn and Ada 10 casks Linseed.oh
Nspti4e candles 40 casks Lamp oil
$50 bsa MsaId aid Dipt do s. casks Train Oil T..
l90 he1es Cheese 50 pounds Bar Lead
lib bat 0kseoiate { Starch 8 casks Patty
35 bslss 4imonds.FIberts. Is barrels Lamp Back
Iac1, aud Cream Nuts 900 dog Mason apa blake's
$50 baEes 81 10, I0xl2 Glass Backing
40 hesas herman Pipes 200 dozen Painted Buckets
i2P paRififAns. ire, and 75nests lion Bequd Tabs
bkaIafas g5 boxes ground Pepper
Tsp dazrasslorn Broolns rs kegs Hazard'a Powder
ID hrsH ts5fer and Aspice 80 Kegs blasting do
1925 base4 sanget's Mustard $50 pounds Macs Cloves
800 Bags Shat and Nniuegs
Is eosls bed Cords and so Kegs Race and ground
Laaifts Line Ginger
I5 as9s Hpsom Salts rs inals ciunhmoa
VIE diRet Goods usually fouad in GreceIy siere.
r.s.H b
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

SOMETHING AEw~-ForI the FIRST time id
thpf country. says the columbus lOhioY
nsatesnlani ofthe 25ih nlt one hundred head
ot.lst cattle belonging to Dir Seymour II EN-
leki have been shod With fron shoes, for the,
pggfposs " travelling over the mountains ~
if the experiment proves good, it is the in-
iHntion Of Pr. kenick 70 shee eleven bum
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

ViRGpIA MONUMENT WAsHivGroN-
Welearn from the Richmond Republican
that the Governor, Executive Council and
Commissioners of Virginia haze informally
adopted the plan Of the monument surmount-
ed BIZ an equestrian statue of Washington,
which was presented for the competition by
Mr. Thps Crawford, the American sculptor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

CorLpS'T GLOW ia gentleman tells
us 4 good story Of one OF his dou.esties 50
Having employed new female servant, he
sat down il the parlor, the evening after, to
"a civil game ofIwhist with his wife and a
couple Of nc;ghbors Tie next morning
Z my lady NJ i the help observed that 9 the
card playing must be put stop to, or she
should be obliged to lcave--she didn't APP
prove Of the practice and n<ref dtlotced it in
families where she lived %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

llIicE ex CArrLE-Afr. Lihlev Is IL fss,;a...
Eatmef SAYS that The ss1ost eeetual relnes $3.50
le has found on repeated trils Is ~ snr;nii, .,1
c1ousIy over every part oe Bodies ~ h;s...
lib be repeated once Mcek TN.
was suggested BIZ the remas that i5plls
lhezseies by rawins, are ieYer icsy' I ss1s
%I4lal v III - $500
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
s. Fronl I recnnt statemeht 81 NV afIairs

Lr From recent statement of the affairs
Of the New York Gas Company it appears
that they have IS miles Of pipe laid, at an ex-
peuse Of S300,009. The new works which
they have recently erected have been built
at an expense Of nearly million Of. dollars.
The Company have over 5000 lamps, lar
ger number, it is said, than any other com
pany in this country or in Europe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

T4E NoSnEscRlFr 1ASiMAL.-WIc learn
that The exhibitor Of this animal (sllcged to
have been caught ih California b Col Ere,
month was yesterday held to bail BY. Justice
Goddard, on the chargetof obtaining money
under false pretcnces. The Justice required
bail 30 the amount OF $500 for the appear.
anceIof the accused at the March term of the
Criminal Court National Iatelllscnter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

All hIGAN nisrok ERY--Nsig Inland Sea
a recent number of the Londen Athenapm
intimhtcs that, according to statnient in the
South African Commercial Advertiser, the
long Contested geographical problem of the
existence Of great inland scaor lake in Gem
trail Africa has been at length solved by its
discptery by a MI L., tname not gwen and
that of its itself, throws IN air Of doubt over
the atconnt) who writes from its banks, and
calls IT Noka Ca Mama, Or Egama He de-
scribss it as a sea of unknown length and
breadth, and land cannot be seen across it
1t is in the midst of the desert It's waters
are Ale Two large raters run into it from
the north, One of these streams MIR L., de-
scended alongits banks, for two hundred
miles, in S: s H. direction, and was thus.
led to the discovery of the sen, He describes
il as being about $50 miles N nj w, Of
Kol5bcng, and says his last solar observation
whether taken near the sen or not docs not
APPEAR gave a latitude &c 70 deg. minutes
S-Allycry fine but, most probably fudge.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
To thaFarmers.

Nkk have : large slockcf Blankeis "a had
~ yfich We can ellnnnsually low Ako Airps
AfaFl teo.s and Shoes; WorA HAS and f.ans. ior
psr -, isia. Z : DAS'n - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

IAlE5 Subscribers. in addition 10 ttssr stock Of
~ rklasIaied WINES iunPorted hyi,lse tate S.
MESSY sNilh, ire now receiving dfect ftoi Aiessrs
Ne~setsSt oryca, Gossart & CO. of MS4eirs. So
lectipsF ROfcE ZINE s. q their oys irtporta-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

IFHSp IsgE SALE DEALERS
tNPAPEk of III descripsi Printing and Wri-
4 snS tnkA Bseaehing Powders, Russia Skins,
kc.s Cash a5sil lot RAGS
No. ), Ssutk Charies Street. Baltimore. ajg
Aiaril - fHf7sI-lx l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
lsandSlpIl & na.Ie.c { Ill.

q. fs'Il9 2 3sNfg tfFs-NIs hTdIs II n
g lsNtGl lfSsitDlI Iraa gslsNENzVss,
". CO sol l!li Sgtef i,e.riss II7arf ! ! fers
eesF; ssads ~ F'se4 strset.
GALTIAloRE, No.
RIrER roA-Tljoa,as Ra,herfard, Esq,
RIihAtd Duiheld, Esq,
Sasnpel Cameron, Esq
i NsltimofesB y us ~, iSi9-6n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
STOVES! STOVES 4!

.YTsHE Subscriber most respectfully informs hi
h, " FIRMS hhd he puddle thar ~ has taken The
fpofe No - Light street Baitlhsnrc, where he in-
ssfngs kecp5dg On hand general assortment II
3TONE3 ~ ail kinds wholesale ard retail viz
.fthaiErhk Paftf Chamber Hall ard Cooking Stoves
and Cooking tsasfsea Also. Hot AirFURNAcES.
hpth prtmas thts III pftfble Or heating pnblicanh
,f4ira 5niljttgs. PARLOR CRATES, Of all pat
sefns and 6atbed In ihe best manner Tor anthracite
sniushinoas cal. I.Ikexise AGRICULTURAL
kt:ITLE IS laf Al atses 49,
Fslstns inl Rnnt N any of The shove named ar +
fL6ssm4 = vi 1hH = - supplies ~
MARk~A. DUKE,
20 Light street, BalIimere.
I,<f 20 so. ri - A,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

4 fIi HIR q SIZE S &C.
all &c which5tt ri .tit ei tie etrest rl,rs and II
+ iass'c~ a 70 give hun call before par
HFysetanSla F9natfy Merchants, and Druggists,
iNAEilnd y p3eieir Interest 10 cab and examine the
gsg tN-eed sssfes ~ our articles before laying il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

ma p J.K.sW0oDs 8 CO..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

VI u a.ss,<L. or the finest Old Lonsseu Partics-
eSgsies lar Madcira
4assM OF sup Reserve Madeita Of The
6SEsfasks vintage of 1888.
sh9Sh,
srasks, ofsup. OldgBual Maaesra,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14
ALEAlh DRIA, Va, September, 1919
/ q no : = R1Es, &C.
TcVEiGEE, BROTHEER q Co,

I'D EsptS.TFULLY make krovrI 10 eounssry naer-
IN i1as8 and other des1rrs that they sfs now
EecefTfg &. ~ packets .Empire1 and sFarEeR direct
from Sev Yefk and Boston, lleir regular FaM supply
~ GHecEk HES &C., which IS unusually large aad de-
sifahse Ne following articles comprise psESon Of
their xstekf viz I. Hff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

~ Hood gives graphic pietureof Gu
Tious irritable man, thus :-.He lios like 4
hedgehog rolled up the wrong way, torment
re himself With bis Pricklss-7'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

4 PaEcrsE WIrSEss.-A witness ID court
who had been cautioned to give precise an
swer to every question, and not to talk about
what he might think the question meant,
was Intercepted as follows
. You drite the Rockingham coachla
No, sir, I do not
q Why, man, did you not tell my learned
friend SO this moment ?"
Z. No, sir. ] did not"
F" Nov, sir, I put it to you-I put II to you
on Jour oath-do you not drive the Hooking
ham coach r.
& Ne, sirisS Ldfirs he hcrScsn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-02-14

What can q maa do asked gfeen 'ua
yesterday, Hhen the shesiffis seen coming
up to hin with writ ii his hand2 iA
Apply tho remedy said another enc
grAfy.
& RsroedY THAT kind os remedy p
& Healing remedy, YOU xoese-run like a
guar Ter horse
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-10-17

pcr,ly and proetcss o, the na'rs anil
colon,-, in 'hi- hc'ni.rhcrr, now 81, far
behind rs ia ,be arts. ~ cu,r-,,ri.r. and
,no,cmcn's - every Mind. which dis
iincui.h-d the pre.cn, age"
Here arc additional rrs.ons present =
cd why fhyiadelphia should push for
ward the work 20 favorably begun. OF
commemorate wiih the .,ouih by steam
ships. Extending the enterprises from
one city to another. shc would soon
hare direct communication with tho
Sonth American ports. and come in for
a profitable share Of the commercial al.
,an,nge.. whi.h are in the above sp.cu.
iations anticipated entirely for New
York. Our manufacturers would also
reap the benefits of trade with a
country whcre SO little manufacturing
enterprise is known, Phil Ledger.