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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-25
Ml ZION

Among the Numerous discoveries Science has
made in this generation to facilitatesths bust.
ness Of life--incrsase its enjoyment, and sRsp
prolong the term Of human exislances ilpne tail
be named Of more real value.sa mankind than
this contribution Of Chemistry tethe Healing
Art A vast trial Of its virtues threughcuk
this broad country, has proven beyond doubt;
that no medi:iue or combination ofmeslicines
yet known, can 30 surely control and cure the 4
numerous varieties o!pulmonafy disease which
have hitherto swept from our iniest Thousands
and thousands every year. Indeed. there y
nowaabundant reason TO believe Remedy has
at longth been found which can BE relied od
to cure The most dangerous affections 81 The
lungs. Our space here will not permit us 10
publish any proportion Of the cures affected ~
its use. but we weuld presrns the ALLOWING
opinions Of eminent men, and refer further in \
rquiy to the circular which the Agent below
named. will always be pleased to furnish free.
wherein are full particulars and indispusabIs
proof Of these facts.
From The PnErDENr Of Amherst COLLEGE. TIE
celebrated PRorEssoR HlTcHcocK:
James C Ayer-Sir I hava.psed your
CHERRY PICTORIAL In my ON case 81 ].
deep.seaied bronchitis. and am sasisfea lsom
its chemiral constitutions. that il is sii admit
rabie compound for the relief Of laryngial and
bronchial difficulties II my opinion as % 10 4
superior character can be of any service. yuu /
are at liberty 10 use u as you thiukpF0pef.
EDWARD HITCHCOCK, LII. D.
From the widely celebrated q
PRovEssoe SILLIssAs, M. p i I'D Esofes.
Sol Of Chemistry, MiueFalo9y, So. Yale
College, Member 81 The Lii. Hist. III
Med. Phil and Scientific Soeie-
ties Of America and Europe.
"Ideem The CHERRY PecTaRAL ar aImi.
rable composition from svme ef she best afts-
cles in the Maisria Mediea. and avery eliec-
tive remedy for the eisss Of diseases L y in
tended 10 cure"
New Haven, CT. Nsv. I. 1883.
MAJOR PATTiSoN, President af Inc \ g.
Senate, states he has as.G the CheFsy pseiosal
with wonderful success. 10 cure sn ,iuf.mmar
tion ofihs lungs. e4-
Fsom ons Of ihs ilfst physie;sns X Aasias.
SAGE. Me sApsil a0th. lsfe.
DR.. J. 9 Ayer.L,well; Deer siri Ian now
constantly using your Cherry psctnx1I Ii ny
Tor pulmonary eotfsplalnss. Escm ohaefs afisn
Ut many severe cases. en- eonrinesd Il will
cure eouGhs, caIds. and diseases III the lunss.
that have rnl e. defiance eli other Fsmsdies.
] inyatlANL4 EeeaHAmeHd ils nsa IN eaae7 q
cansnEnplinA. and enmsder Il mnch he h4Qa
tagneey knetzn fuF that dleeage, sn 81
!. s. CUsllMkNs 4. D.
| oy.pVepased ana cold hy JAMES g AX&E.
Practical chemiais keWtll. Mas.
Said 10 L|lehnslA W De- =, e. NxEx8 I1H.
ard ny DsugEillt evefyWhsfe. 1nt4
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-25
NOTICE

rs HERE8Y given that the Assessors and
l. Board ot Relief If the towa If Lichfeld,
will meet at the Litch6eld House. in said
town. on Monday. the 5lh day Of Jan. 1852.
at 9 o'cinck. IN the forenoon, for the purpose
If making attachments If Poils-the corfec-
ion and regulation of the Lists Of the Town,
and 90 do any other business the law requires,
CnAs, d. WHISTLER,
WIN. L. HoPKINs,
WALrER Coz, ) Assessors.
NOAH GURNsEY,
Henry s. GRlswcLD,
EDWARD PIERPoNT,
ALANsnN HALL. --""
WM. RIssELL, Board of Relief.
PUTNAM KILBnuRN, l
NORMAN HALL,
Litehheld. Dec. ~, 1891. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-25

BANTAM SECTION NO "a. c. OFT.
VIII hold their regular meeting for the
installation OfOfIicers. ON the FIRST Monday
sveningin January 1852 at 2 o'clock.
The public are respectfully invited 10
attend. Per order.
FRANKLIN HALL. Secretary,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-25
NOTICE.

HNHE Board Of Relief for the town Of Litch.
l. field, will meet at the Litch6eld House,
in said town, on Monday, the 5lh day Of Jan.
1852, at . o'clock, in the forenoon, for the
purpose Of hearing all appeals from the do
irgs IT the Assessors Of said town on The List
Of 1851, and Of adjusting and equal,zing said
List. EDWARD PIERPoNT,
ALANsoN HALL, Board
WIZ BIssELI, ) Of
PUTNAM KiLsoURN, Relief.
NORMAN HAIL.
Ltchfeld. Dec. 81, 1851. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-25
Come end See.

Come 6gfeN Sec.
FHE subscriber gives notice that he
l. continues the BLACKSMITHING
business in North street, near Carrington's
Foundry. Ok Shooting attended to-he ha-
wing fitted up frame in good and conve>
Gien, place for tina. purpose. Horse Shoe>
ing and other Blacksmith work done as
usual. CoME AND SEE.
s JONATHAN r. FULLER.
Litchfeld, Dec. 9Th, 1851. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-25
Donation Party.-The friends of

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Donation Party.-The friends Of the
Rev Mr. LEWIS will give him Donation
Visit on the afternoon and evening of
January first, at his residence in South
street. All his friends are respectfully
invited to attend. By order Of the So
ciety. & H
Bantam Division. No IS, s Oft.
Will celebrate their Fifth Anniversary on
Monday the 29th inst. The public ex.
ercises will be holden in the Methodist
Episcopal Church in Meadow street,
where Addresses will be given. PIX
KiIbourne and H Ward have been ap-
pointed Poets for the occasion,
The public, and particularly the ladies.
are invited to attend. .E
Per order of Committee.
IRON BANK. THE President and Dr.
rec,crs of the Iron Bank have this day de.
clared Dividend Of five per cent on the
Original Capital of said Bank. out of the
earnings of the last six months: And have
also Voted to pay three per cent interest
on the several lnstaInents due and paid in,
an The New Stock Of SAID Bunk, all which
is payable to the Stockholders on and after
the first of January uext.
A. G. RANDALL, Cashier.
Fails Village, Dec. %, 1851 3w
9T-rhe monthly meeting of the Lite hield
County Temperance Society will be held at
F"rripstou, nn the 4sh Tuesday of December,
al 10 o'clock, A, NJ.
T. l.. HART, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-25
SrRAYEn

~ FROM the suhscrih,r. in Mil
lon society, t,lchhv.d. 90 o. ..
'sN bout The let 81 October last. Z
dSse ed yeSTling llElFER. Said HITTER has
Talher eh..t horns, bat no ARTIFICIAL marks
Whoever will ~ HFn sald Heller or give In.
formation wheFp she may be lnnnd viii be sea-
JAMES q. NnWc0MD.
akassasaA (l1llilD essl&sgs 49, ~.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-25

DY Order of ne tlan. Can't ~ ppats.s a.
ID The District ri Kent will Ne saia Public
Aueiion on MnaAay the a0ih dan II December
1871. NJ 70 a'rlpek a NJ. 81 much ~ Tho zeal
ESTATE helnnElng 10 the Estate If EgSMa HnVh
neeeasfd as will raise the anm 1t thee Huns
dte' niaeiy Sis d1llsls and Ave eehls, with
tho Chstgps " Sale. The sale ~ he on he
pfeAlAee #NNFl
JOHN Q STUART. AdmInIs,mlss.
Kent C,Mn. Nee %, tesh s8HI
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-25
NOTlcE.

THE undersigned, Collector of Town and
u State Tax for the town or Sharon, will
attend to receive the same Of the persons
against whom they are assessed, al the
Town Hall. in said Sharon, on Monday.
January 5ih. 1852. from l0A.M.t TO A P. N.
Also Al the Store Of George W. Chafiee in
E'lsw orlh, on the 81 day of February next,
fir I'm 10 Am. to ~ NJ. and a, the Store of
c. F. Peck, from pm. to 4 PM. of the
same day. / viii also meet those who neg
lect to pay on or before the abnve meatiOn-
cd days al the Town Hall. in said Sharon.
on the lst Monday in April next. AL who
neglect TO pay Oh or before said let Monday
in April next, must expect to pay all tsxa-
Die costs. WAIT WILLIAMS,
Sharon, Dec. 6. 1851. Collector.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-25

m7 JUST received new and
complete assOrimeu. of Gents
"~ SCalf seemed aud peg'd Bo1i1,
- Mems thick Boots. long dou,
BILE sole nailed Hungarian Boots, Boys do
Meas and Boys Kip and Cowhide Boots
Children's Boots, Ladies Silk aud common
Cater Boots. Misses and ChiIdren's Boots.
A general assortment, nf Ladies, Misses
and Children's Shoes different kinds. La
dies old fashioned Ruhbsrs, light and nea,
A large assortment Of patent Rubber Over
Shoes. warranted guod, and low prices.
Custom work made TO order Of the best
materials, and good workmanship.
SAMUEL CLOCK.
Liichfeld. Nov. ~, 1851. 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-25

&C Or Monday. Kossuth started en-
route for Washington. but will be delay
ed several days at Philadelphia and Bal
tImore. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-12-25
Il Merry Christmas to all

Il Merry Christmas to all
The drawing of the American Art
Union has been postponed to the Slst.
The KossWh F'und.-The following
individuals and firms have contributed
81 900 each to the Kossuth Fund, viz,
Horace Greeley, New York,
! Bowen & McNamee, do
Prof Anderson. the Magician.
w Smead, Cincinnati.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
Tin and Sheet Iron Work, /

VIE undersigned having Just made recent addif
u tions to his stock OF materials snch as 1
I'm SHEET IRONgsC0PPER, &C,
Is nov engaged in making ready dor sale new
and very complete and general assortment of W OAK.
respectfully though earnestly invi;es cali from
his OLD friends and customers lis his detsrrninal
lion for the future, that strict and unrenilting at
ienion To- business, desire 10 give satisfaction 10
All who naay patronize him. the use Of the best ma
ierial and the employment Of the best hands shall
render bis Shop, as it has been heretofore inferior
70 none other 10 the Valley His ptices are moder-
ate, and satisfaction with all work guaranteed.
II TIN ROOFING will be But on al The
shortest rotice, in the latest and most approved
manner, and on reasonable terms.
-. Tin and Sheet Iron Work oil almost every
description on hand and for sale as Weltas readi
ness q manufacture every article ia thai line lha,
nav NJ desired.
tsr shower Baths, The best article set invented,
manufactured and for sale on reasoEable terms
In short The undersigned is prepared to execute
any and every article 10 his line. 10 The mos, n
proved manner and on the most lihefaltefns TIE
patronage Of the public Is therefore solicited
r. w. RAWLINS
Charlestown May 81 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
COSwUMgE K3AnY.

Corner Ct Pat street and Csatsc hLlykek Spaee,
BAF.TIM0RE..
TIME largest and best stock of READY MADE
4 CLOTHING ever offered in Ballimarr-
Dress, Frock and Sack GOATS, allcol0rs, qualities
and sizes from 81 80 to 50 SO and upwards PAN
FALCONS al 81 TO 50 80, and upwards, embra-
cling all styles efianey, plain and plaid CAssiaEaes.
VESTS OF every variety at corresponding prices.
Also a large assortment OF BOYS CLOTHING
Importing our own Cloths direct from Europe,
and.manufaetuIiugo on the most extensive scale, en-
ahles to offer Inducements purchasers not 10 he
surpassed by any Clothing Establishment in lie
United States The propreiors are determined 10
make the Wholesale Rooms the point Of great al.
traction, and have now made up more than 50 COO
GARMENTS from the fncstquahiy 10 The lowest
in.price.
In the Custom Department will always be found
the choicest selections Of CLOTHS, CASSIE
MERES aud VESTINGS, which will be made ND
al the shortest notice and in the latest Style and
f, always guaranteed
TT The oXePRlcg system strictly adhered 10,
= Remember the name and place, corner Pratt ST.
and Centre Market Space
H. Fl. COLE & co. {
April H. IS5I-1y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
Frederick Female Seminary.

TINE duties af this Ins,ipiion wiIIbe resumed %
!. u Monday The IL 81 Superintendent
I In1si0, The STATE Of MARYLAND made grant of
SO 90 10 establish 1t Frederick City Female
Seminary 81 the highestordef viii every facility
for imgariing @ young ladies tae mOsg extensive.
liberal ard refined educatiua than can he aGq9irsd
10 our land A splendid ediice il erected elegani-
" furnished throughout ho1ptifaliy sapptitd with
chemical and philosophical appaFains library, Gt.s
and conducted hi very able. efficient and accom-
Pills ed Board of Professors and Tiiiors
The School was opened in isis. and has been
regularly Increasing IN repaibsion ard numbers,
mill oui catalogue Of this rear numbers i0-.
As this is State Institution, itisffee from fbe In
faenceof sectaglaH prcselyling. Parents and guar
diaas are reques,ed 10 state what CAureh they wish
heir daughters and wards 10 attend and their wishes
will be rightly adhered 10
During the FAST year there we're twenty bard
ing scholars hi the Institution, and moi one so much
indispostd during he Whole year as oTeqnre ihe
aid q q physician.
TEaus Fer Beard and TEiti0n id ali The En-
klish Branches, including furnished rooms fsei,
lights washing, &c, 500 per scholastic year pay
able half yearly in advance.
tSN GirerIsrs may be bad a. the Free Press Office
or By addressing H. WINCHESTER, Prss't.
July -. 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
New Style FAN Curtain Goods.


TUST received a very extensive assortment Of
j new styles OF Curtain and vations other Up.
hos,ery goods for the fall and winter seasons, con-
sistingin part as follows:
Satin Deianes, new styles and blight colors;
Union Dalnasks, all colors and 1nsIities;
WDe. do. do. do;
do. Moreens DO do;
Turkey Reds, plain and figured;
Wps. Gimps all sizes Silk do;
Embd Muslin Curtains, white and Told;
Plain and fgd Wos plush and all colors
Brass CoEnices newest styles;
did Ornaments, do ii
do Curtain Bands and Pins;
GiD,Rods, Rings and Ornaments;
WIS. Loops and Tassels; Silk do.
Also, keepon hand and manufacture 10 order,
Feather Beds, Hair, Hask aid Moss Mattresses,
Pew Cushions, &c together with everything APP
pertaining to this line of business may be had at
G. S. GRfFFETHS,
Upholstery Warehouse. Tsp Bait. ST.
Oct. % 1851 next TO tie Patriot O lice
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
To Coopers and Others,

II undersigned take this method Of informing
e. 4oopeis and persons in want Of Shingles and
anal ihey have on hand at this time one
aenaIsa thousand Shingles and Cooper stud (which
ny MI: dispose q low for cash on skoricredir
each and persons in want vii I il Is Tas.
tage q purchase Of them.
..l ~ nage machine for manufacturing the
above Hriicles which Is applicable 70 siean water
:. :; 49, PeMef and s capable Of making from $500
= 49, Snlngies q Slaves ID two hjuEs by horse
ahsy o4n ne right Of this County and are desi-
ssss :. Of seyefaI location rights Letters
g Them II Middeway, Jefferson County,
"a, VII oe promptly answered.
a the Free Press Once - 8
April II, 1e51--lv. : - 3 : 3 =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
NeM SlyIe FaIi Paper Hangings.

~ IS. GRIFFITH begs leave 10 call the alien
NJ lion Of hispas,omers ami The p1blic general
~ toEhis Papsrhanging Warehouse, and examine
his well selected assortment as ii embraces all The
newest patterns
Fine French Gilt Papers, for Pario;s;
do Gothic, Panel and Column Ps per- of every
description
Glazed and Common Papers Of eyegv description
French and American Bird Board Prints; =
do do :. Borders;
Landscape Views, &c.
Also, may be found, Veniiian Bln4s both wide
and marrow STATS; Paten, Blinds; Transparent
Wnllow Shades &c; all OF which We are now
selling at reduced prices. G. S. GRIFFITH,
Paperhanging Warehouse, I22 Bait ST.,
Oct %, 1851. next to the Patriot Office
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
Jefferson Boot and Shoe.

TIME subscriber would most respectfully inform
u his customers and the public generally that be
is now receiving his FALL and WINTER sup
ply Of Goods which is large and wall selected, and
70 which he earnestly solicits the attention Of pur-
ehasets, believing be can make ii their interest 10
buy consisting in par, Of the following articles TO
Wit ladies high and low Gu, Jenny Linds, Mo
rocco and Kid; do. Walking shoes Slippers and
Parodees do Bronzed r R Jenny Isfnds; do Goat
and Morocco Boots; do French Lasting Caters ;
Misses and chiIdrens shoes, variety do Boots
SC. Ladies' Misses and Childrens Gums.
Gehtlemen,s Calf Morocco, KID and Coarse
Boots; Boys do, Youths do, ChiIdren's do.
variety Of Gum Shoes for Gentlemen together
with The largest and best assortment Of our own
Manufacture ON hand. Call and see we charge
nothing fer look
JAS. MCDANIEL, Agent I
Oct.9 1851. for S. RlDgNouR.
Ii All work sold BY US, the rips repaired with
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
Cash fbr Nagrnes..

shE subscriber IS anxious 10 purchase larse
- number Of Negroes Of both sexes. soundFassd
nksly; Persons having Negroes to dispose 81 vii
M We Their interest," o give him call before scll
Heeanbeseen atthe RFrIas S,,, - z. 49,
Mas 4; ...S ana a. BeTryville On tht 4th
Is haresto,,,A ana usually AZ his residence
Allletiers afidrpsse,s - ~, 81, u
tended to - ~ n.y. ~ P [sa1 al T.
Chariestopu tn u scso ~ ~ ~ NAOM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

M II has been said that an Irishman is
1t peace only when be is IN quarrel 1
6cotdhmsn Is at home enly when be is abroad;
an EpKiishman> is contented only when
finding fault and, let us add that cap
tious, busy, clustering, impetuous American
is.at shs height Of felicity only when he is In
ell these eeaditions at the same time
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
NOTICE.

Il: WISH to rent House and LoladjoiDing my
a. Mothers farm, near Dufield's Depot, on the
BSItimcre q Chic Railroad The dwelling house
his four r0UTRs-a kitchen stands near b. The
Isl contains between SIX and seven acres Twill
make Il al object % any one wanting situation to
rgs,tlthis p-operty There Is plank buildingwiih.
ID ore hahdTed yards OF the dwelling also forrent.
All of said properly can Be had for Twelve months
~ i very low rent by applying soQn.
MAY 30 ie5i--sE LEWIS NELL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
GElRSLEY'S HOTEL,
FAIRNoNT, MARIoN coUNl,Y, Y

TIME undersigned begs leave respectfully 10 in
j. taem the Community and travelling public,
that he has Removed from his old stand at Tower
corner, 10 thecorRer of Adams Cor Main aud Mon
roe stFeess formerly occupied by Geo. Irwin, and
known rs the' Marion House"
The House has recently undergone thorough
renovation, and is also improved By ADDITION
AL. BUILDINGS! Ii is believed now to be in
every respect adapted 10 the wants Of the traveller
and solourner
A aFge and CONNEXIONS Stable has been added
toihe extensive Stablirg, c1nvenienees already on
the lott Every thing viii be done for the comfort of
travellers and others who may favor him With their
CUSTOM JOHN KEARSLEY.
Mach 2t 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
CHiRLEsTOWN ACAlENX

ri 5 n 4
ETlfil2 Trusleesof this institution. hay
Il ed as IFS Principal, JARED r.. q
4 thoroughly Qualified and accomplish
ofyonth take pleasure in announcing u
nv will be re-opened under the mo-
spices on Monday next, the 2QLh6
Tie trustees have exercised evefJ
their best judgment in making jadieious<
Of principal; and they believe they may now Us
sure those Interested in the thorough education Of
their children, that Academy in the country of
fefs greater advantages in accomplishing that i'm
portant object
They have determineds.o give their personal al
IGNITION lotAe exercises ofthe school and 10 coope-
rate With The principal in securing good order and
proper discipline and al the same time By exciting
10 the pupils apIopcr spirit Of emulalon to render
their studs areeaeie, at least as little irksome
as possible The course of instruction will COM
prise eveFS branch connected with thorough AGA
.demc education. especially the Latin and Greek
languages and the higher Mathematics, including
E4usutioR and Composition; at the same time, par
tieular attention will be paid 10 pupils in the de-
parlmentof plain English education.
Semi monthly reports will be made by the prin-
cipa TO theparens OF guardian, dfthe standing and
progress of each pupil.
English Department, per snnuin, $4,000
Classical and Mathematical do, $500
Students from a distance can be accommodated
with board and lodging in private families on very
reasonable terms, and the location is entirely
healthy.
shouldthe number Of pupils require il an assis-
taat will be employed.
ANDREW HUNTER, Hresg
October Is, 1851. Bpard Of Trustees.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
BALTIMORE STOVE-HOUSE.

September 25. Is5t-Iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

n- u is recorded as musical fact that
every orchestra contains two amusicianers''
with moastaches, one with spectacles, two
With bald heads, and lastly, very modest
man with white cravat, land that he, from
the force of circumstances, always plays upon
Q brass instrument.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

10 a. little boy was sent by the press
man into the composing room Of printing
ofhce, not long since, to ask for mark Of
establishment ] and two parentheses [0lp
The urchin ran grinniDg away, and asked
the foreman to ''mark an astonisher and two
apprentices
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

10 Mrs. Partington, on reading an ac-
count Of a schooner having her jib-bocn car
risd away in Long Island Sound, enc night
last week, wondered "why people would leave
such things out O. doors nights, to be stolen,
whom there was 50 many buglers about filter
ing everything they could lay their hands TOP
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

VARIETY.


ofail ii;s spots that heaven has biesf,
The xsafest place Is home;
lis fhese The fond heart ioYes 10 fesf,
And fsttekioves tefosfn.
Nhie lose plays rotnd the smihag lssrt,
t1iS hkzfep's eva bliss epjsy'dscD eaJth,
o. ~ iaie joys that man can fssiis
The FpTest sure are there;
While der his hcart Affections sisal
Eike6 almy sumner airs; ~
His Wis earess, his ehiliIen's smile,
uniilse. lhe Mosid. are free ffem guile.
ORAL lie gifts bes;0uf'd 10 cheer.
Meas pilgrim path below,
The ficaest Treasure Testeib here,
Whleh they are btesi who know
while Jbye plays round the smiling hearth,
fIil heavent own bliss emioYid on saIth.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27
Hartford Fire insurance Company,

HAKIFOKDi CUNNECTICUT.
IEeorporatcdlSio--C Charter Pcrpctuai- Capita $780,
0g0i leiM poiseFef Increasing il 10 $3.50 COO
DUBLIC Buildings, MANUFACTURES, Mills Ma
i chfneFy, Dwelling Houses Stores, Merchanr
disc, Household Furniture, Vessels on the stocks
or while in port &c, &c. WILDE insured al rates
as low as The risk will admit.
Applications for Insurance may be made of
3. W. HERBERT.
Agent for JeDsrma County, "a.
In'the absence Of the Agent from ChaFleslown, 10
JoHN P. BRowN, Esq, who will attend 10 them
promptly. Persons at a distance address through
the mail.
n, B. On all Church Buildings and Cicrgyrnents
personal properly the Agent will present his com
missions in reducing the amount Of premiums on
the risks thus arising,
December 10 fS50-Iv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

IN This is . dangerous period Of the
year for celds-people should be careful
Mrs. Par.ington says she has got romantic
affection In her shoulders, the neurology 10
tho head, and the embargo in the jugular
vein; oil from the openieg the window to
throw bottle at couple Of belligercnt cats
on the ahAd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

~ Tie New Orleans Picayune gives the
following account ola honey moon and its
results NJ. AL
rDorethea Walker was yesterday charged
By her shasbend, A. Walker, with having,
during four weeks marriage, quarrelled
with hitss threatened his lifc, burnt him with
. hot iron, stabbed him IN the cheek, and
beat AID kicked him. A warrant was Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-11-27

RIVE remember Of hearing Of an old
lady. SHOWN East who, after having kept
hired man on liver near month one day,
said % him, Mr. -, L don't know as you
like liver 30 yes" said he, II like it very
wellfor Fifty or sixty meals, but don't think
] should like il for a steady diet" The
parsimenieus old lady served up something
else for the next collation..