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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
BALTIMORE TRADE.
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2O3 HalIgaare arrl 5frrsn cEarI1s 80 I.iril Y.
BALTIMORE, Nd
importers III 81 N6IISff. FRENCH IL .gsRlrAze
N As fts NC.T IND STAPLE G0OI1S
EaAAfEL VI EEAf2DH.aREs III RE cutlery.
1ig AI'fRA us AlNl1 WAf7.ERSs PE.A TED
BRfIANsSIA WARE --4H4 H7
DsalsrA in Lssspss Girqsd ias. LtsksiE,,
ke7gst-Ma1s Drsaes AEass, JrssaeH-lrtre
n B0Ssiks and Hnsk Fbrnixffae Goods
eF KxEnY bsscasPTiaW Ft
nID aDdyonpg hoase keepers srilkfind II greatly
~ u tbaEa adraniage 81 calling Il or esabIisb-
rlsntkas vie hare atwaysifhe u3st c5gnFserr assort
meat ffauh NE eommOnest Kitchen H,eassls 10 Inc
isiest ENTERTAINMENTS df our direct importation
n e fre eer ~ ne isesi fEfzes ID oeG 10 save
tls lE1ble III collecting gDoJs al yAfidnx ntaeeS
Wesare also The manufacturers az Ss.OTT-S
crlftraled PA TENT I2EE.PIGEHAT TORS and
CL5RTLANtS Crsad, Psieak COafBIsATY0N
SEfO BtER DATH n {.
RaltR5ose Apsfl @, IsIlg-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
TAXING Toll.


Wemake the following extract from the
adventures Of young physician, just pub
"a snow having fallen, the young folks Of
the village got'up grand sleighing party
to country tavern at some distance and
the interesting Widow Lambkin sat in the
same sleigs, under the same buffalo robe with
myself
-Oh, ot-d~tln she exclaimed, as we
cume to the first bridge, catching ME by the
arm, and thrned her yelled face towards me,
while her little eyes twinkled the gauze in the
moonlight
''Don't what ~ I asked I'm not doing
anything y
/ swell, EutlI thought you were going to
take toll peplied Mrs Lambkiu,
: Toll r. Il rejoihed a'What's that ~
s Now de tell r exclaimed the widow. her
clear laugh; ringing above the music Of the
bells, De Mellows pretends that he don't
know whatstoH isl
aIndeedsI don't thcn,nI said laughing in
turn EI3
I Dont5su know that the gentlemen when
they 60 a-sseigbing, claim kiss as toll when
they cross bridget Well | never
But shals I tell it all The struggles Of
the widow Q Hold the veil we're not sufficient
to tear II, s:nd somehow, when the veil was
removed, l.eri face was turned directly to-
wards my own and the snow glistening in
The moonlight and the horse trotti4g on Of
himself the: tollswa taken for the fFst time
in the life otDf Mellows
Soon we eaEpo to long bridge, but the
widow said It was emo use to resist and She
paid up as SCOT as we reached it.
But you. wont take toll for every span.
will you, doctor r. To which the only reply
was practical negative to, tho question.
Did you ayers reader, sleighridc with a
widow, aud ta4e toll at the bridgcsl
-4--ssl-s-4-s ~-sS4--.-----------z
H DIDSir wANT 70 QrARnEI. There IS 4
noted mail con tractor in Rumneys N H., who
can tell as kig ) Story as most Of EN-, and
who possesses one bf the best natured, most
accommodating dispositions in the world.
II was passing through New Jersey said
he. q few years since, and .thcre came BY us,
In the air, j blight df crows ,ti,ae miles long.
and 50 thick ;aas The flock, you couldn't see
the sun, for en-
The CONTRACTOR told this in q tavern. where
several persoas wefe standing about. one Of
whom coarse inbed, heavy featured son Of
the Granite sta yentllred to query the cor
rcctness Of tlis assertion
HHoac lopg:d.d you say, nabur A.
sNine miles Sir.
Don't b'lesss il was tho reply.
aNal, look sereyou,g said the contractor
-..you're stranger, and don't want ter
quarrel With ys,rs So. to please yoa-- I'll take
of quarter oFa saile from the thinDest part n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10

i A SFRlkrsr Tupucur The death Of "a
Did mans wife" says LamaFtine, 7 Is like
cutting down ~ ancient oak that has long
shaded the family mansion. Henceforth
the glare cf the world, With its cares and
kicissitndes, falls upon the old Nidover,s
hears, and there i nothing to break their
force, & shield him from the full weight Of
misfurtInnel IL is as il his right hand was
witherdd-as if one wing Of his eagle was
brokeng and every movement that lie made
brought him u the ground His eyes ate
lin and classy and when Tie film Of death
falls over him, IL misses those accustomed
tones Thieh might have soothed his passage
10 the Grave I
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
Dssitsters. Tnts yJmns

VIE undersigned informs the citizens ii Jsifer.
sons Char and tie silsrnhudin ing conntiesI thas
~ s.ill cpatinpSs The cARPENTERING BUsI-
NESS IA Az il branches and varieties Haviae
paid some atte an 70 he study 81 Arrhitecsure Sc
u prepared y f1lhish tiols ana dfafis f any kina
Rtverk perainkg % BIS line teelihR confident HAT
~ his long 10 The pursuit ne can please
taste and sratit ths syepf ihe mos fas,iainds
~ Will qndEytake HE erection If aH kinds al
eassIhe country sr4t tothaf az the Ghcss
hdmhle and ils tsfsns such ~ fatIst prove sal;sE
faStofytg allcoI<erned 4s IT
Persons Nho sstay have work III his line : ~ r..
specially desire Is gige him car Al lis sh65 M
lnhfig 0eeupFed ~ Nf Nail. Mrerxs beIsFe eio.ir.,
ckipsf4tis il pthe# quarters " a
ANHefs ad4fes4 ed 20 him at Chafleslcun Je4er4
SEP esansys w Eili " promptly attended %, from
"a q 1870 r. wai il sUpDITH. 1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
/. TEa,,cs.

Oh cAsKs eId Ma,lsira, ycrr prime; ..I vi
w - pale and hreen Sherry,
10 casks sskeri Malaga do {i
~ Il hissschteI IA TN
q 10 I ss,ia Flint direct importation
~ Lsboh Sicily and 4. Madeira do N
IS Baskcts CHAMPAGNE Grape. Anchor ana
oi6es brands .s B ~st.e II TIE All
20 Casts Cinnamon and Peppermint Cordial
~ abeye 10 sstfe.aid Landing by Packet Emf
MdFEiGH, BRO & co,
sepss ~ lsf9 Prince street Wharf, Alex
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
III ,. >. Tough TT
Manufacturer and Dealer in CHE Gel
ebratea ETHEREAL oil and LamDs.

Als TlINEHqad c1HT'HTSE or. iri4A a eonl-
Piafr atsartaseaf " LAMPS FIR 6araiag t4d s4s,f
HANtNG taken The large and cnntcnisnt stone.
I1 NJ. lnT BALTIMORE ST. s(Bastimore, j
eYlepdirg thtopgh 10 Light Street neatly ppnt,site
ihe Fountain Hotel, he u now prepared iosmppty
Deaiefs ~ the ahoveline the best Terms both as
voI quality and price He respectfully ASKS trial
lroni Paactual dealers, beleyingt wiz be " their
interest H tEI
JsS re- isxole agent for the celebrated SAFETY
REG sAATlNG GENERATOR, anew and vain
able iBvfption By which EaheriaI oil Is rendered
Periecty harmless, and tho Eight Of the generating
lainp his dpnirplable AZ the common gas. q IiP
Batlkimpfe, February ~ 1912. VI,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
An -IIsIkY I. MIsMAP.

A gentldnisn 81 this city, whose name ii
would hardy be fair to mention, Is badly
troubled WIKI cramps in his legs II times
during the night 10 such an extentis this
the CASE th4t be always keeps bottle Of lin
iment pf SOME kind within reach Of bis hand.
and when tie erasap comes on, jumps out Of
his bed In DE- dsrk, and fubs himself tho1
roughly With Lis remedy A night pr two
since the crhmrs Rere very severe. and be-
resorted toAis Eaahens, but pot finding "a.
lief, after III ing INV minutes he applied ii
4 second iiRs fabbing Ills enfirs person
we'll with tAp carcalI Fancying he expe-
rienced sont relief be jumped into bod, and
slept sound qnsiI msrnilg. bsit Judge Of
his sarpEiset ID ascef tanning The fact that in
stead IF nsiisg t.9 liniment the nights pre-
sious, he has rslhpsa himself from head 10
foot agfh ceRsss0h scTafag EHkg TIE figure
be cut mishk harb 14ade an Afriean sIriOas,
If2ctkes'sr Mssnt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
THE MOST EXTENSIVE
Shirt Establishment
Ii fke lglifed States IS at No. f7Q Bt1lfiE

Nj W M Igiltffd lStdtesI Is at No. Ia BtllfI-
III 4 nipre Street, Baltimore, ND,
HAsyf 500 FrFsoRs are eapIbgfd and d stae m 600
E aestH Of SAigks w -aBs oa Admdl III
MERCHANTS and others visiting baltimore
4Nl are inFited u call and examine thu largest
and best stock Of StJ TRTSTha has eyer hAea oiit.r
eaaeoBSissinR Of all sizes and qualities. fUr MEN
end BOY =, which for style Ind work tlaIship can
Hot " snrPassed. More than usual cfarts have
heen matte ia render the assortment ennElcte and
deArutIe IL every respect r. w HEFTONI
baltimore March ), sfD.-iyss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
A NEW zEALANDER.s DESIRE TO BE
#& EATEN.

Ivy been among the Now Zealanders,n
quoth Jack, 'taAd there they use each other
for fresh grub as regular as boiled duff in
man wars mess. They used to eat their
fathers ana mothers, whea they got too old
10 take care of themselves But now THEY'VE
got to b more civilized, aud sothey only eat
rickety children and slaves, and enemies Ia
ken in battler "a decided Instance of the
progress of improvement and march Of mind.
said l. Well replied Jack its a bad
thing fof the old folks. They don't take to
the new fashion; they are in favor of the
good old castom | never seed the thing
myself i but Bill Brown, rncssmate Of mine
once tola Ine that, when be was at the BAY
Of Islands, be seed great many poor old
souls going about, with tears in their eyes,
trying 20 got somebody to eat them. One
of them came off 10 the ship, and told them
that be couldn't fild rest in the stomachs Of
any Of his kindred, and wanted to know If
the crew-could'nt take him in The skipper
told him he was on monstrous short allow
ance, but he couldn't accommodate him. 81
The poor old fellow, Bill said looked as IL
his heart would break, There were 5plenty
Of sharks round the ship, and the skipper
advised him to jump overheard; but he
couldn't bear the idea Of being eaten raw
3stf #b IFstnrEyr1od n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
Knahc & GaehIr.

s-'r TIA nnd liaFe + Inne Fprte Mannfeeinrers
Ms $, andf Esaewis. BAIST9lfDRES .sfd. \
TaHE lPlAS3lS made 1t this Establishment arc
notsurPaAed hy any il the country for ieauty
q style, deiica of touch, and power and qsaality
b I-S- Whele lc dealers furnished % shsi most
favorable iernlS TSep a. iSfgAIys
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
NO. ST.


The NashinstoR Globe thus hears testimony 10
To- the sFsat increase AID noble mission Of Odd Eel.
lowships
We believe that in the whole history Of
The world. there is 40 Instance of any society
I Of mem unaided BIT power, wealth, or politi- !
cal influence, who have from an humble Be-
L ginning. risen 20 Ihpidly toIbe both auner.
Gus and opnleat, as me Independent Order
lof Odd Fellows. This fact is itself an Gu
Blpgium pa the 0Fddr-on its objects, its CON
duet, aud its administration Thegrea aim
Of it is 10 do good, and tue only aial, VIC be-
lieye. 10 comfort the sorrowstrickcn. to
heal the sick, to feedeihe hungry, to clotha
the naked, and to Ireliere the nccessitous,
are the cardinal purposes for which Odd
Fellowship was instituted, 50 far ii has no.
bly, fulfilled its mission, andIts success las
far exceeded everything that could have bern
anticipated Everywhere the Odd Fellows
I are erecting noble buildings, called halls,
which arp not built for show altogether, but
afor use, and they arq. made useful always, We
believe Hi HID
n Mt. WsNrHRop (Ieniarks HE National InteIEi-
lgencer) mhy wen console himself for the defeat Ia
lhe late ELECTION in the House of Representatives.
Under CIRCUMSTANCES which can leayeno sting in
bis breastlby the justice which il hhs allowed, il
MT obligea, hispoital adveFsaries 10 do to him.-
The following respectful alluseni ID him is fren
The ,.aUnidh Of Monday morning:
4 Mr.. Winthrop, We are at all times ready
10 conceae, il a gentleman If fine talents,
highly Cultivated intellect. and accomplished
mannerst and, although "a warm and de-
fided party man, we believe be has ever been II
as t..ak Is
i" ioda t.1ls1i oaGqr pJ peI %, M
bo ~ s1aakss H. ,g;tn -. ~
ea;I;.,. sa ~ ~ y ~ SC. VIZ. 4.
gaI "a lE;nn ihono - NJ - nsniSs.l,
Ia MI FL La,,. ~ VIZ
as;pasfI ~ "i = III osi ~ 49, 10
fIiInts la orst.ttn - muI r.;
1. G pheils .'1ia IL +, sues nsS
ff'' I'r9 J4es.J $50 ptipS. Il
liz WI cannot seeany just reason for call
/ Hrs President. Taylorto account for the APP
ppintmfnts which he has made. He has fol
lowed thfesexamplo Of his llustrieus prede
cek$ors,f il removing some men and appoint
ing others; and, if the public Offices are
now more equally distributed between the
tEo parties than they were on hts accession
toIofice, he is not chaFgeable with proseriP7
1.Yn I. pasii NJ"
s v5ea fo,,n IL - @ "s;aN.
III %nen : ioI w mess
oSssp,Ga 49, y VrS Pa' w
qnJus . u.ss. lga Wv = Egmq.z any ~
LIZ II otp - t. s9son = H. IA t'o
% appoftion the ofieesimore equally between
tliel two parties, he would stand justified be-
fore his country -Ba4imore Clipper. Y
]. nj ~, "a :,
psaa; a9u No.. = s. f,.l MN ~
pPoh tIq esluInsls fAe NJ alq WI ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
p. 4 \. BLACKLOCK,
GrOcers and Commission Merchants,

/ ALENa NDRIA, IA. If
4 RE nov receiving their FAN Supply Of Gro-
- csfirs, Wines Liquors, Sc which they Offer
stqE sale On arcoa,mo1aiipg lcfbns. viz Z
New Orleans perIo Rico Cpba. Loaf Crushed,
Powderri ard Charmed Sugar. i'll
Java. Rio Lsgavfas Maricabo ara ST. Domingo
sNew ORLEANS. r. ri and Sugar House Molasscs;
sianpoNder, yaeRg Hyson Imperial and Black
2 . Tefs, sonar Efrts FsuFeffar;
jsrobaceps of var ioas 3izcs and qualities =
Principe, lfayahna and American Scgays; s
fperm Train and Paini Oils, Paints; H
raial w hitewaSh ssAa shoe Btushes;
White Lead, AdamaFinG ard Mould Candies;
~ h,ls' srowns caS'!le and general assostmsnt
Hcr Pepper, riaisnta, Race Ginger;
Nutmegf Mace Glayes, Ground Spices; Ell
Sup. Gask Ssla, Salaraias Salt Petrr. Il
s 81, sal Z; AI,',r inaAso Maddet copPcras
POOLS Cup. I.E,lrr Ana Whipping papcr;4
Hatfeus Seosch ShaG inllpllrs and biadylers;
kappsc dd,. inlars.
Martinique au. iplbostles;
kaiad Oil Blsckingi Rrodnis, Cedar War;;
Yainted Horse and other Bucksts;5
SlleaAt Mas: Grass md Hemp Ropes
Eeading Lines llra ef0Fgk, oakum Marches;
pooR VI Hams shgaldets and Side Bacon;
e kegs l.aFa
Family, Sapeslies ara Extra Flour;
Sc bis M , Afafkerel;
II rs !. Eastcet Herring;
20 and caxsx Atadsira Sicily Madeira Port
and Cher NTnes
Is haskcts eshamhagns Wine {iIs as and n,s. il
50 hhlk Common and Reclihed Whiskey =
lilo ID OLD RE do, pars very superior:
& 70 bhis n H. Rum;
30 al Canntff lslns M 81
Kls pipe HsaAd d.
6bIz Peach Brandy
ESi5 d. APPLE dns
e. IS and casts Eoghiac Brandies dark ana
spile &c srpffiSr aaality;
/ ID hhis and qB casks Aucfcsn Brandy SC.
Coudtfy dealrEs are requested 10 call and examine
~ stock bcfors purchasing; and ccnsignments of
Eaan,ry Produce viii receive prompt attention.
Y 3 Alexandria xakO ls, 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
ID. -. SIMPLIFY Il Co.,
M HRCH MT TATI0aR.%

M 5o5 Bali sfrtei, ird der tresi IF Libsrts,
BALTIMORE, MD.
TZ LET'S constantly on hand general ASSIGNMENT
IN Of FeEs a l99Ar MADE CLOTHING 81 syapefior
quality wholrskle ard retail
September III ISi9--Iy Hf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
BRIGHT LITTLE star.

Bright liitle star On evenings breast;
How beams INV golden Rghii
But fast thou'rtsi9llingin the west,
Sweet litsle stalS gpod night.
Ard I. when have bent mvzknce,
And said nv evening PRAYER.
tro Him who made. both me and thee,
Shall ioimy restEePair.
And thinking On thai brightest star
That once DER Bethlehem arose,
And Easter: saErs led afar,
lilI sinkito sweet repose.
But oh, when ] II last shall lie
I'll DEATHS cold SIMMER dnrn.
May then my sriiriiI shine on high,
"A star III Jesus crown!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10

10 He who hates bis neighbor, il miserl
sble himself md makes ~ around feel nissr:
sble
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
POETRY.
~ ny WIRE.


Those cyesIsbat wrre i, stFixbt love
ii Have now dinlt.ler shine
Bl,L HhatAhfy We is,sl in light. love,
t.e W as nsail ihcy gase 70 mine. n
And s'isl these orsls Reject, I9Ie,
The heaEhS Of fornleF hours.
hal fipcncd all my Joys my love,
And tinted all lny aowers
4 hose locks were brown 10 SCI. lore,
That now ARE turned % gray;
BlL mi years we're spent with me lore, III
bar stole their hue away
FhE locks NO longer share. bve,
The golden glow a noon
Bat I've seen ihe world look fair, my lave,
When silseted BY she moon.
That brow was fair 10 see. love.
Thai looks 50 shaded naw
bui iorne # hpre I be care, h,ve,
That spoiled D bonnv brow:
And though nefongef there. love.
The gloss Is hard Of ypre;
Sill memory looks and doies, Iny love,
Where hope admired before.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
= n n n lIJItF z. KANDuURII p. IfATIM
Randolph e l.atIiner.

D. an ITf@UIH AMI WI1NEHHL ~ Nh H
. oEIlNrEts SllGN Buala GAL aEy4Ps5v
Ns.02 Sttl'1lH Sired. E'0wly's Haatf l4 NV
aaoss $outa Of Pra'f stree. iTt11=H
# BAL.TlaIOREa MD.
RErEE TOT Thomas Rutherford Esq, .iE.8
Richard Dufiidld, Esq, If +#l
~ q Slammed Cameron, ESD E4a
Baltimore 1uiy -, lsia4Gm #
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
THE HAMMER.

&
Ta9 BANNER is the universal emblem of
Meehanlcs With il are alike forged the
swore Dissatisfaction and the ploaghshare Of
peaceful agrlcaituFe--thc press Of the free
and gbe7saackles Of the brave. The clio,
-luepee " the forum has moved the armies
OF itssce and Rome 60 a thousand battle
hetds, but tue cloquence of the hammer has
covered those fields With victory Of defeat
The inspiration Of song has Eiudled high
hopes! and noble aspirations III the bosoms
Of brave knights and gentle danes. but the
inspiration Of the hammer has strewn the
field WITH tattered helm and. shield. decided.
not oely the fate Of chivalric combat but
the fate Of thrones, crowns and linodoms
The fare ing Of thunderbolt was ascribed
by ths Greeks as the highest act of Jove,s
onuifoteilce, and their mythology beautiful
ly Asegibcs to ono of their gods the task ~
presiding at the forge In ancient Warfare
the ha:nufer was powerful weapon inde.
pcndc9tof the blade wLicAit formed. MANY
a stouA skall was broken through the can and
helmet by blow Of Vulcan's weapon The
armies Of the Crescent would have snbdued
Epropa 70 the sway of Mahonset. but on the.
plains of France their progress was arrested
and thu brave and simple warrior who saved
Chrlstfndpm from the sway ofthe Mussel-
man, Tas Martel-" the hammer The
hammer, the savior and Bulwark Of nations.
By it are forged the ponderous engine ana
the tiny needle lit is an instrument Of lie
saYagesand thu civilized: Its merry clinks
point Gut The abode Of Industry Tt isa do.
nestle deity, presiding oyers the grandeur of
the most wealthy and ambitious. as well as
the most humble and impoverished Not =
stick il shaped, not house Is raised, q shin
iioats, carriage rolls, wheel spins, an engine
moves, "a press squcaks, yiol sings, spade
delyes, lor flag waves, without the hammer.
Without the hammer, civilization would be
unkno1n, and the human species only as de-
fencele,s bgutes-but, in skillful hands, di-
Fected by wisdom, it is an instrument of
power, of greatness and true glory.
T d. A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
sfEl,lrs.

HayHE snbseTihek r. addition 10 sheir stock 81
Il ceiekrAstd WINES imported by the lac 81
Messcrsmih nfe tlssw receiving direct from, Messrs
MsMi6A. ts4bsiaR, Gbsxart 81 c., 81 MadeiFa, se-
lSSsiou q ff0fCB HIVE s Of their ewn i'm p9rta-
TIA. smeig whiehRnay D. enumerated as follows:
= ..sas j she dpcst old London Partieu.
II L Z. 1890, ~, ssers 4 lar Madeira.
hhds, u sep Reserve Madeira. of, The
II er casks vintage of 1888.
3 A. easAS. q spps cd Bual Maaeira.
i > urlayes. -
~ q. CASTS Of ih4 richest pgre GFape Juice.
s hese Wines ha4s been selected Wilh the utmost
ee3e and Atfntion.x III view ID sustain The high
~ deserved refutstioa which HE Wines OF the
A1exe Househe ni6y *nd can Be safely recon meaded
" thnss Who sf9tncst ariic1Iaf n placing the
Keig knest Wines Icon tKeir tables.
N s THOMAS q DYER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
I I'llrner Y Mnll.e.

WH on ESAEE DEALERS
nj N PAP Err IL All descriptions, Printing and writ
W ting Inks bleaching Powders, Russia skins
skc Cash pAsii for Rags.
No 8 Sdtih Charles Street, Baltimore.
4 April "a. iSi5--Iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10

I'D EsREcTFuI.I.Y make Enoun 9 counl5s 11er-
N st3nis and hfher dralefs. lhat they ana NV
sexsisssf. PR packets .EnFiTt1 and Farnen direct
ffcM &sss YORK nh NVston, ttef regular Elll sapYly
erFtiss The haisrng arteles eompsi.e = porgEsu III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10

Ir The Union leads off in its criticisms
upon the Presidents Message, and will be,
probably cehoed by all the opposition jour
pals in the country All We desire Is, that
the NJ essage may BE read along with the
criticisms. The solidity Of its texture can
not be injured By the severity Of those who
handle III There has not been SO excellent,
4 Message, in all respects, since The days of
Washington, Jefferson and Madison
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10

GREArE HtNrlxc Port Natal paper Of
a recent date, in noticing the return Of a
hunting party, says that they killed, among
other Hsihall deer" no less than I37, ele,
plants 1 rhinocerosesI lion, j hippopota,
mus, \ leopard, ! wolf ~ bufaloes, I wild
boars, 60 deer, antaloPes, sc, This was
something like huntibel.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10

al SourbERN PARrY4A billhas been 70.
ported in the Legislature Of Georgia entitled
San act I'd repeal, the present Wing and
Democratic parties, andain lieu. thereof to
establish al Southern Independent Republi-
can Party IAN s5
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10

TON HEER IN THE FIELD AGAtN Tho
sporting gentry Of New ! ork hase two prize
fights on land The first one is to come off
insix weeks, for $500 Tom Hyer has, it
is said, beeh again challenged by ! bar keeper
IN Chatham st., and has accepted. 4 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-01-10
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