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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
nv respectfully, YOqr leIleW cHIbsp..
RtEtIARDE BYRD.
NEW YgFk, 16gasat' = r t 1857 r.

EDltaRs or TIE FREE PASS -
The hate publication, IN the Herald Of thi.
city; Of the correspondence between Donald
son Of Texas and Greer of Iowa, on the ono
side, iand the members of the Democratic
National Committee. on the other side, has
caused q good deal of excitement among the
Locofee9s, and threatens to destroy Sam
Housten's chances for the Presidency. The
Southerners sojoarniDg at the hetels posi-
/ lively froth at the mouth, when they speak
Of the contemplated treaohery Of the Hero
Of San Jacinte, So cezily determined on in
the Donaldson Letter; and the Free. Sellers
are thanking their stars ff their eseape-from
| Sans sympathy and fairness.
| 1t Is now pretty generally conceded, that
all that can give Sam the slightest chance Of
nomination, il, for him to come out fat
footed, f9r CAhba !, and il is. understood that
he is about to 90 So @
Walker OF Wisconsin, or rather his friends
in this city, tho Land Reformers, are the
men that gave Sam bis death blow. by the
publication asttis very curious and interest
ing corrdspondesee / know the man, Der.
sonally and intimately, who got the letters
from Nathaniel II Greer Of Iowa. and for
warded copies of them to the Herald
Whether Walkers chances fer a nomination
will be Increased by this treaehery of Sam,
or not, remains to- be seen The Iocofocos
dossome funny things. What would damn a
man, In the estimation Of some persons, of.
ten proves of the greatest service to a G dem
ccratie' aspirant for honors.
Rather a novel incident occurred iat
Bridgeport, in Connecticut, on Sunday last !;
which shows that the spirit Of Cotton NJ ath
er Is not dead, but only slumbereth. in the
Land OF Puritanism The Organist Of the
Rev Mr Hewitts Church rashly raised the
spirit from its deep repose, BY playing seve-
raj most incloaious yoluntaries," during the
time that the collection was being taken
whereupon the /" bunker" of the pastor nne-
quiveeally y riz = and, the spirit of Msther-
ISM being streng within him, he raised his
stehterLan voice, and denounced the uneod-
ly 0rganist, in no very measured terms
aud, then and there, Othellolike, proclaim.
ed : Never more be Organist Of minen
During the whole Of last week, net line
III reliable news from Cuba reached New
York although this city is within four days
reach of that Island But thousand ri
diculous reports are flying about town, IN re-
lation to Cuba and hers patriots The pa
pers are employed in contradicting, on one
day the rumors which they have published
on the preceding one It would be useless |
fer me to give your readersany Of the extray-
agant stories which are afoat az they would /
not assist them 10 arriving q any definite
conclusion The fate Of Lopez and his men
Is still enveleped in mystery but the nezt
steamer from Havana, due early this week,
> expected to bring us intelligence respect.
ne them. Yours Truly,
JEFFERSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
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/ THE PRESIDENTS VISIT.


It is subject of regret that the ne VS. from Cuba
was 81 such characters as to require the immedi-
ate return Of the President of the u tied States be
fefe he mao YisitedSl the places embraced in his
Programme The people OF Lynehborg, especially,
must have been much disappointed after the ar
rangenents made for his reception
The slang whangers of the Desperate press are
harpihg upon the cid song of. Travelling Caoine"
and giving Themselves much uneasiness about the
absence Of the President. Let them rail- Ca IL
theyfhad not material in this they weuld End itin
something else hyery body understands and d.
preciates the necessity party hacks laAor under Of
something to scold absat. Bas,hg ztse nindeh ff-
ing people oil the nation have long since come The
rs4esit.p ihaty PreslttEs, fE-At--
unused, there Is an absolute propriey in boxing
over 4 portion Of Uncle Sans plantation The
government is great machine that goes on almost
az wen when the President is absent as at any otb.
u - y mere matter OF convenience to have
MIN near the public archives Bot, as ihe slave
qpesllph IS the great and agitaing theme, ii Was
em'nenty proper that he should look into slave
holding State, and Judge Of matters for himself
we venture 10 say he IS more than ever convinced
Of ihe Propriety and duty ofsticking to The Com
premise" as final adjustment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
4 sTRANGE Poss rIoN.

WeEna it stated in report of the Rom
ney SiscussionIthat Mr. Bedinger. after some
allus:cfa ID the first part of his speech to the
old Paesy,issues declared subseauen that
he shoas8 nat again aoireft I'd thesa duri1g
ths ca5teuss This determination, fftrue. we
do no Asiderstand Is he running as a Dem
ccratie candidate; or is be notl Does be
oppose Mr. faulkner as a Wing or does
be nesg Il aye, he surely must make the
contest kurn upon the measures and; princi-
pies which divide the people into Wigs and
Demodfsts It is quite in his power to give
it thatifasn, for his opponent, however well
aispcssd 20 ride both sides Of the Eapling,
could net lang eyade the exhibition Of bis
real sentiments Ifno, then the Democracy
Of the District have no candidate If the
man VIA should be the champion Of those
sentirnsslts III which they are unanimious, de-
Ystes hfs Wheie powers and time to the agi-
tstion III these on which they are divided
and dofstxn with the Whig party, they can
not be Expected under any circumstances to
rally uSyn him Or to recognize him as their
a mad who takes the feld in this district
fer our party list expect to be elected as
DemocSat Or net at al He must stand up
On the National platform which has been re-
affirmed year after year, and not upsn one
which recognizes section alone, and which, |
BIZ keepingnp agitation, endangers therights
md safety Of that section itself
sat8f WfArAeder Tfygitien
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
rREp,IRick FEMALE SEMINARY

This Institution has been in successful ep+
Grafton fot the past six years, and i nowia
the most fouri4hing condition, the catalogue,
for the past year mum bering les sehol arx
One fact cbhtailad in the Sixth Annual Gin
eular speaks loddlyin favor Of selecting this
Sc minaryIfor the education Of young ladies'
L IS stated, that ethere have been twehty.sit
boarding scholars in the Institution this yesr.
and not Oao Of them has been so much indisXg
posed during tie year as to require a.physil
clan" Frederick City is a prsserbiallY
healthy place, and weare pleased that its eitis
zens have rarely an Institution where female
pupils may not only enjoy sound health, but
receive anaceomplished education ohrnoderi
ate terms. 1t cannot fail to be liberallY
patronized 50 long as it shall continue to u
az Judleieasly conducted as at present Tha
Board Of Trustees consist Of gentlemen Of
high responsibility, and competent teachers
are provided ID the several Departments
Hiram Winchester, a. NJ, with whom va
have had the pleasure o. personal acqu6ip
lance, is the Presidential the Institution ana
is we'll calculated to conduct it with energyI
at the same Tins that his governme ut is mild,
persuasive and parental BAH Clipper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
Q 1t rerBatfaI ct kiterafiNs
- Fehrnarr The .

y
Wsthe under sinners notify Mr.. G. Stephen
y. Powers Comitty Of the distric number l0
to call school meeting deeording to law
forthwith or as soon as the law will per.
NIT to 50 whether the distriek will have three
months cor sixteen weeks skool.
Sc, there are eppesers to the progress If
education in the very home Of public Schools.
Jas we'll as here, in our OVID county. From
the above specimen Of CON position, We arc
inclined to infer that the enlightened author
Of theIPesitisn, either must have been a.
Priyed Of instruction IN his youth, or most
Wsfully neglectful oflhis ADVANTAGES
ne are sorry to say, that there are men
Y Jefferson who arg bitterly opposed to
eur School SYSTEM and that, too. ia tbe
lase q facts which arp daily demonstrating
its usefulness If th ! present plau Of n1b.
10 instr uetion has defects, don't oppose ii,
but seek7to remedy them. Elect the best
men mt different districts for Commits
sisners -let it be considered among Won ~
nonor e MI such an Ofice-but, above ALI
pay your teachers good salaries. Show some
appreciation Of the value Of knexledre and
success viii Be certain
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04

wlseHs.rra, &c. PSI, ls5I.


WiScHEsTER. Avg. alss, 1921.
FElrow cITr.Ess Since, il compliance with
the wishes d large portion Of YOU, As indicated,
not only ~ the action Of the Convention whleh
asse mheddn Winchester on the 18th nitmo. enl
n verinps other MODS and ilnposine forms, Il
consented 10 become 1 candidate for your saf-
frss,Is ths asnset or .I5Sifs Is he district has
ss.,,, A. RAJ f;,,s 5here
80 81 tlIs sl Ii he Wig oarty.
snJ i, ,as cenerally Supposed that there would
- obns Inds,,d lbs stros.ssst assurances we're
- ~ slsssa 4, NJ, befars N tetern from Rich
.s,,,A ! I aoukt moi With the iuaost honest pnf-
s - r,sul,syS ~ that pasty. that none would
e. srla rsspl, boveyer. has demonstrated that
~ an,ie;nafiot,. then so generally entertained
rnon fhst subject. was doogRed 10 be dissTs ONT
~ ,h;s -, rom ro.pnIainina, or of in
~ p,nl,ta Intentional nnfairness to ether
y ny 49,. MA Of Thar Marry,
- e'1e -, h. rss,,,tsd & Won But.
whose eaiAes nass 80 +lseu
souse siis ~
ior uy y 49, ,. bnes II i
: 49,, 1880 3, NJ, heI 5r,r
MY DUI 7" Apst1t IN. ~. IS Il. 49, ~
aaas,t. 49,, .b;s6 frst II has been my
exaciiy inst MaiessAa9lh t..s ne
intentIon 10 pursue q, s.se
geney wnlch mas eesuite , ~ fssss
persist 10 the fstasai % nalte y Isa iae ~
ting the saole SueJeeil as fesafaS ,,e .
OF Democtailc eaHq9Rste, 'e 1ite f,etRostset 7.
the dlstEiei-oY at ra4Nei eea wt.hafSWasei F'l
name from the canvass ana merely NaNp
them uaemhaIsssSsN, 80 lar as y Is cotessntu'
either q hold tas. and iaF convention lar tae
6 fpe IN "a 81 I ~ vs.
qa'sses :. ip w 49,. s,a,o hsst
q So NJ" nab nj SATISFY Ar bnt am
y Ms esra.i ,t,esehy IrsrLY incur the Gen.
sure &c anv ana Ithidk ii will nai only meet the
anntaba,iaa 81 j large majority IL mot The whele
.oaacrsts j trenas ,.ho contributed
10y y, VI 800, hsara I'M distfjct-ba, thatin
y se,,sily ,neto then Il 10 myseH-be-
- a ,;tss Ihat ma lie sane state II things
| ,t.sist.5 ,,I,ich MA ex,sts. they weuld not
i r - ,;nlsss III he action III ful COG
| -, VI ,,,s5a,sfrict
!, & ~ s..,, ~ nnrpose ID keep ALIVE the ex.
\ .;,s,s,, ,.ch bas, a. some Ronils past, aglta-
IA ~, I,,icI. by referring 10 The events which
Il cens.d I mi iftsdue rs r1yseifto say that while
II ! i'sse Vii claimed fog the action of the eoaven
II 1e3 ~ isih uliirna, The effect Of placing me
II ts@k.e lie district a. tile regularly nomlnateo
ea4ad Of the Democratic party, nave ney ''
II l,rst,s,js viewed a Il do now view that OF the
n Sd Il A5rll.last, as emitting its nominee 10 as
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
ANsMER TnEaI.

The following interrogatories were pro
pounded e the Candidates for Congress
lir Faulkner has given response which
meets the appreciation II every lover If The
Union. Why does Mr. Bedingsr .es ~
swsr them I Dare Es do iii We shall
keep them before the io,srs from now until
the election, unless answered:
IF South CarsIina should .tte,.r. - s
pei the troops ofthe Unifed States hon s. fo-t
Msuitris- land her leaders have thrs.te ~ -
I'D will you, # member Of Congress. vote
Ihen and money to holdita
IF South Carelina should resist. bv forca
the revenue laws ef the United States. viii
you vote men and monsy 10 sustain and -
force these laws
syFill you, II al other measures faiI--,ndI
IL the last resort yete 10 use the Whole
force Of The Union ID prevent South Carolipa
from seeding, and beceming An independent
power ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
NErs Faom havana.

Trianpk Of Lopss@S confrmatio9 IF Gener.
al Enma DeafS
Ths.fOllsWing dispatch, from New Orleans
which came to hand last evening, fully con.
Arms the news we published yesterday il
despatch from SAyannxh, aansuaeing the II.
rival Of the schooner Merchant, With dates
frsm HaSanA, to the esd ult-Baa Saa
New oRLSAss, Sep. /, ls5l-Ths steam.
or Cincinnati arrived hero to-day from Hr.
vaua. bringing dates TO the 25th ult, being
seven days later than these brought By the
Empire City,
She brings accounts Of the undeubte5 sue.
cess of General Lopez, and his total routa
Of the arniy@of General Emma, which was .
repeatedly reinforced TO encounter him. In
the battle General Enna, the first officer nm.
der the Captain General, fell msrtafly weup.
ded, and biz body was brought to Havana
and buried with great pomp and ceremony
on the goth Eve days before the Cincinnati
sailed
The Spanish loss has been immense, and tie
greatest conkternation prevailed in Havana,
where the patriots were preparing to meet
Gen. Lopez whs was reported as marching
on the city NTH force Of about z, 600 liberia
erS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
SAAfUEL STEEr.

vs. hare - conversed with Dr. rTcHrLsnaeEa. Of
ms sevH, " has tested The qsality II the ore aua
he says th9t yield Is ahees ~ per cent silver We
itar9 shal owners Of this mine intend eosnmeeing
operations hsa very Short time oftke success Of the
enletPrlEsN sd shall keep sar readers adsiscd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
PHIrapELrH,A. March Isth 1851

i Hrg M Sb - Your communication was received
sonaeiims 8ge BY ne, requesting me To make some in
qufy cRa'Vta,g some ote that you enclosed me 10
leitFr, Totd have attended 10 Il long ago but Il fct
have been. busy for the last SIX weeks Ought ana
day,l thAs SealcelyNhave had time 10 eat or sseep
and then i9aae had same sickness that further dean.
ed me ~ Ore toos 70 some gentlemen concerned
N ths assxgiAs Of Meals atthe Mint ana aaer hax
ing gisea tevsIal tals BY Chemical analysis he pro-
nogpesd i iysr and said there wasnothing contrary
70 ~ behRhans Silver. Thsyoa can rely upon us he
knows ali sEuai il. hope you will succeed ID setting
supply oatk Yours with Respect =
N. B. PYNE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
! CAMP NESTING.

The Netting for the Harpers-Fersy Circuit
will coslsnsmre ca Friday next. There are ex.
:pected tp Is present large number ofdstin-
gnished ,seFgyn1sn. IS well as very large at
sendanee 81 persous.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
EDIHoRIlL ooNYENTioN.

We suggest to the Editorial Fraternity Of
Virgins, tie prupriety of holding q Conten.
ton at Stapntoni on the 10th Of Sentem hsr
That good would result from Such q CONVEX
tion must b manifest. What .say Won brotL.
ersl Should the matter meet Tie annroha 81
ton Of the Press it will SO express ITSELF
AIafkiasbaxg Gas<tte.
Me-sonepr IN the suggestion Of friend
Of the Gazesae Free Press Es
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
WING MEETING.

TA,sWhigs 81 Jefferson County srere-
quested 10 meet 1t the Court House, in
CA.rlss.swe. on Monday tie t5iA IF SepisHl-
bsr ntzl, court aay)for The purpose ofehess-
ing:Dslegatss 10 the Wing Convention - be
held 10 staanten, on the 2sth day ofsePtem-
Der; next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04

Nh ClENtt Asp--Sx 3 here ciSssyoa my epinion
OF the OF Bed tsryou From careful examination
ct ~ a rill yield. in Troy weight - cents 10 The
ID and III asiIdpfoise, Il viii yield % cents to The 10
THIS Will gk1 per ton, Il $50 aserupose and $4,000
Tscy-siagJt 70 say We GET 5xents out OF % oussces
--yst belskfe there is more III it,
Yours, Respectfully
kl$ SAMUEL STEEI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
JkFEERsoN sILvER nINE.

short jiHss since noticed tho discovery Of a sill
yer mine l tfe land OF the Messrs MeShsrry, on the
eastern 50 q the Shenandoah River. at the base Of
The Bloc Nldgse. Since that time, Msssrs Wm Mrs.
In and AroseE w. CIEvEIAsD have TAX en- the ,rou.
bieo hal4 tbs quartz tested by competent per
sons Wy can state, from our own observation, that
the roskiSr quartz at this place is very abundant-
The fooaiag letter and certificates i'll speak for them
selves -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
70 WM NrpIrn.

E. PHtLADEirHiA. March IA, 1881.
This istesdrtify that expeFimented upon piece OF
metal giyeasene by Mr. Pyne; and having takea il
through ps!esS hsd to be Silver, and no ingrsdI
ensir i y kstp il EfVzs being pure.
at G. R. aAEIss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
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IGNORANCE VS.. KNOWLEDGE.

The following petition (the object d which
is to abridgs the time ef keeping open the
district school, was written ana circulated
in enc Of the tOkus ef Hampden County,
Mass
We give it rer6aff1t ri kferdfju
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
. He who fights aud runs away
Nav live to tobt ana,her y

Bat M Byrd can nevergoto Congress whilst Jefferson
Is attached to his distFicfor Je6ssda-there,s DO
tency in the nsfiehas the only rea men belonging to
The Democratic party according 10 all the sig6s ofthe
timesand his Withdrawal for the sake Of party or ser
INSTEAD of his regard for the Union, WIN aFail him
litsle. Oar design, however, was merely tSaraw Al,
tention to his Card Weshail have something more 10
say npnn this snhie z. hereafter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04


Pr ArER's Gnxntr PEcroaAr-Wo
would cali tie attention Of our readerss.o
this sxcellent medicine, With the satisfsction
one feels in Praising benefaetor. HAVING
been ficted by the serious effects Of cola
seated on the lungs, and foundsrelief and
care from its use, We can add our testimony
to thesmuch already given 70 prove lis sir
gular mastery over disease. If any medi.
enc before the community can be relied al
to cure affections Of the throat and lungs. Il
is Assr's Cherry PscioraI - CAus. 05ssrxerI
--r--~->>~-S->-@~-- p
KEERNG GOOL-The Montgomery al
Eertissr and Gazette, secession paper wip5s
up notice Of the result Of the elsetion -
Congress in that District with the follow;1r
eOnsolatory paragraph
aBut We feel like the fellow whe st,,,,,..,,
his toe-he was too big to e1v, aud + M =
id bad he ceuldn't ka9gk. So wS IN
Just lay down eur. pen for the prsss,t ~
take to exeissprisipg murders, fres ma C,'.
ban revolutions" - ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
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BACKED OUT.

1t will be seen by Card ia another column hat
RrcH ARD E. BYRo; Esq ,who recommended by the
Democratic AssenbIage of4he sh July has 'gracefuly
,i.r from tho contest He assigns as a reason for
backing out that at time Of the recommendation there
was no candidate the field of wing we
erallv supposed that there would be none" Now,
how he could presume that there would be no whig
candidate we are not ahla define, The Wings, ts "a
PARTY hare not violated promise. They have not
called Convention for the purpose OF nominating
c,naAste and dc NOT intend 10 do So But of course
tbev have no control over any member of their parry
Ii is sne Of the beauties Of institution, that the
hunblest member Of society has the privilege OF repre-
$3.50 .--.4-i~-.4 thAir
h.s ~ aehfoW!eagemen that the people
mad right 10 press him intp service /; will n. rs
collected too that Mr.. Byrd h,s broken l.nca on
tleo ofrdsioni with Mr. Bednger although there was
go Wing candidate in The fehn Perhaps. howeyct ~
did no. consider Mr.. Kerehsval wAig candidate and
~ ~" Ai''a g "a antagonist worthy OF bis steel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-09-04
TouRs ahEsr Il sI1assosDALE.

The Toarri.rent Il shannsnaais came oE en-
TUESDAY st1 There we're ms a nany knighss
IN ke ltpcn farmer occasions hnt eensidefa-
be for The saccess n each eoniest-
ans Tbeaoliouisr i ! Iiss Or he 0tseeTs ane
HIS. H1NRY EEDINGER. PrssidrNi,
Maj III Krllrs VIZ PrEsissat
Cspt ID. TnoNAs, -. Il
B FsGaaLAmKa, Asrseafs-
WlLItAS1 IL NoRKFss
Cart H1E.. ORR,
@ n 81 s}x,
s - e., Heralls
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-07-30
A SICK WING.

A travelling correspondent Of the Gin.
cinnati Gazette, writing from New York,
thus gives utterance to his views and feel.
ings on the receipt Of the news that this
State had gone for the New Constitution
by twenty thousand majority:
"We see old whig doctrines trampled
under foot, and new fashioned democracy,
of the most ultra school substituted. I, We
see article alter article of so mean and
contemplate character as to make q
person doubt the sanity OF those wings in
Convention who signed it. Such Con.
stitution--so long in conception, to be such
a hideous monster of an abortion! Bah!
1t makes me sick when | think Of it. But,
when come to think that those wings.
who were reputed to have signed it, and by
so doing acknowledged it as their own, /
come to conclusion not very flattering to
the morals and talents Of such wings. Up.
on my word, Messrs. Editors, neither of
them could get my vote for the Office Of
i.L@ arA
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-07-30
New Goods.

Just received direct from Philsdeiphis, . nest
and well selected stock OF Spring and Summer
DRY GOODS
OF every variety usually kept 10 Village Of
country store; Also--GROCERIES, QUEENS.
w RE, HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS, ,&c..ke.
All of which will be sold CHEAP for CASH
or IN exchange for country produce
Cash paid for Rye, Corn, and Barley.
The LEVER PLOW'S for saie at Whssiine
prices; Also, choice article of RECTYFIED
WHISKY. for sale by the barrel, At Wheeling
prices
Cash sF" nf}
The highest price ln cash will be paid for WE'LL
WASHED FLEECE AND TUB wool. q
Cfdrington. X. CHASE g. co.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-07-30
New YORK, July 25-P. M.

.;ss,s IoiU New YORK, July 25-P. M.
Sales Of IL, 900 bbls. Flour at $4,06a
4,f8 Tor Slate and mixed and Western,
and "a ,l8a4,31 for iGenesee and Ohio.--
Sales OF 2O.O 600 bushels Wheat at $lal,O ,O1
for Genesee, and 92a94c. for Ohio. Rye
7Ic.f Sales Of mixed Corn, which is very
scarce, at 57a58c; White Southern at Gil.
Sales OF 800 bbls. Pork at SIS for Mess.
andd5 for Prime. Lard firm and higher;
sales at 94a9a. goo Rio Coffee at 81;
GOO. ST. Domingo, at &c.. Ohio Whisky
sctive atl25. Salesao 80 hhds. Ky. To.
bacco al 5da10c. siEe' fstf .l1s'a'o ).
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-07-30

O5- DR.. A. Rogers Syrup Of Liverwort and
Tar, has proved itselfto be the most extraordina.
ry medical aid IN curing that usually fatal disease.
Consumption. But, il should be remembered,
this medicine is as efficacous and valuable in the
incipient stages, such as Coughs, Colds. Hosrse.
ness, &C.. before the lungs are so far gone that ul.
ceration has taken place, II is seldom. il ever,
known to fail in breaking up the most obstinate
and distressing Cough or Cold, in few hours
time. If the directions are strictly followed
Fer sale by Morris, Woodsiield,
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