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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
COSTUME HALL,
Corner u Pratt street and Centre Market Space.
ia lsT1M % k E.
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.

II u. COfsE has removed from Nos. 3is and
IL 3isi baltimore street, 10 c O TUNE
HALL IL whAEe will be found The largest and best
stick Of Ready Ma. Clothing ever offered 10 Bal
tisnure- Dress, Frock and sack Goats, all culors.
qualities anu sizes from 81 SO TO IS so and up
wards embracing all styles Of fancy plain and
plaid CAssimeres Vests Of every variety al cores
pondDg prices Also large assortment Of BOYS
Cioihng
Importing our own Cloths direct from Europe.
and manufacturing on The moss extensive scale en-
ahles Us TO offer Inducements Ia purchasers not 10
be surpassed by any Ginning Establishment in the
United States. The plupsielors are determined 10
make the Wholesale Rooms The point Of great at
traction and have now made up more than so 900
Garments from the finest qualify 10 the lowest 10
price
In the CnsIom Department viii always be found
the choicest selection OF Cloths Cassimeres and
Yestings, which will bf made up q the shortest
notice and ia lbs latest style. and a a. always
guaranteed.
- The one price system always adhered To-
Remember The name and plare, Carer o. FTaH
Jan. s.. 1854 Il. H COLE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
JEFFERSON MACHINE SHOP,
AND
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY.

HNHE Subscribers beg eaveto call the attention
u ofFarmefs and the public generally, TO their
very large and extensive assortment Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
now On hand including their celebrated Patent
ThresheE and, Clezner, which now stands without
a rival having asfar eclipsed the old Cleaners
The Telegraph now does the old news carrier stage,
which they offer for the very low price Of 1926 and
warrant il 10 IhreSh from 2 10 hundred bushels
per day with six horses As we deem certificates
of no value which could be had by any number :
but have a sufficient confidence in The Machine re.
commencing ITSELF They would respectfully call
the attention OF those persons who wish opufchsse
CLEANERS, ID call and examine for themselves.
They also manufacture common IERESH-
Frs from s4j TO SIS with Shakers complete
Also san improved WHEAT DRILL, with az
selacling spring beam, entirely avoiding the
trouble OF making Pins to be broke when tho fsot
comes in contact with rocks slumps, &c. SO that
no time is lost bv The scotsman; enabling him to
seed one fourth morr per'day The Spring is war
raBted not 10 breakby seeding. The farmers viii
please call and see for themselves. All other Ma
chinery constantly On hand al lew prices including
Corn and Cob Crasters SIS; Field Roiier Smooth.
and also the celebrated cast cutter from so TO S75,
an Iron Straw Cutters; Fodder Cutters; Corn
Shelters and horse poAer McCormick's Premium
Wheat Reaper. e
We are also Agepis for C H Mccormick. and
have a number OF his superior Reaperss on band
which took the first Premium at the, Worlds Fair
Persons waning would 20 well to call early or per
haps they might be disappointed. Price SIPS
Also all kinds d Casting done on the shortest
notice, including Mill Castings; dressing Mil
Irons, Picks. &c All repairs done al the sheEsgst
notice and most durable manner
June II, 1852 ZIMMERM IN 4 RI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
Warehouse at the Old Furnace.
WHEATs CORN, &C., WANTED.


VIE subscribers respectfully inform The citizens
l. Of jefferson and Berkeley counties. va. and
those O Washington county Md thai they have
erected large and commodious Brick Warehouse
+ ~ the Old Furnace, on the Pntama river fundpr
The name and firm OF LUCAS q MOORE. !
Snrtr they will q, all tim be prepared 10 furnish
transportation, in their superior line OF Canal
BINS for any and all freight destined for The
Markets OF the District Terms reasonable and
such a will make il the interest Of alto give Them
a trial
E9 The highest market Cash price will he
pafi ior from 1--we to twenty thousand bushels Of
W7EAT-to Be delivered al >nch times As he
parties NAV agree, and in parcels 10 suit the con-
venienee Of Those interested Also The highest
market price will bepaid for CORN. OATS and
Country Produce generally. Farmers and others
WIZ ana = 70 their interest toeal before disposing
O. they Grain or Produce as our arrangements are
sgeh a. 70 Offer inducements equal 10 that or apy
other Hnnse N lhe Valley
PLASIER. FISH SALT. &c.,
VIII Dc Kept constantly on hand and disposed Of on
tne most reasonable terms Nv The largo Or smaller
quanu'y. ROBERT LUCAS. r..
SAMUEL MOORE
Od Furnace, Ans & 196l-fv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
Gardner 4 ROhr'S Wheat Drill,
SEED PLAN TER.

FTyHE undersigned having purchased the right to
i manufacture and sell this nnequalled Drill in
ahe counties Of Loudoun Clarke, and the southern
hall Of Jefferson, are now fully prepared at tbeiI
establishment in ChaTlestown 10 furnish TO order
any numher of Drills, made in the most substantial
manner. All orders promptly attended 10.
This Wheat Drill performs the triple work Of
Drilling. Sowing and Covering by the same move
ment thereby saving much time and labor. Twill
plant point rows. and all Irregular shaped fields,
witt, saving Of from 10 10 Is pei cent in labor
will with ease for two horses plant from 4 10 10
zacres per day of Wheat Barley and other small
grains This Machine has been 10 use two seasons,
and wherever il has been introduced bas given en-
tire satisfaction.
This DriiIiook the FIRST premium at-the Valley
Agricultural Exhibition in October last. Also the
frs premium al the Agricultural Exhibition for
Belmont county Ohio Oeiober % 1851.
O'BANNON HENSON & HUNT.
April L. 1852
We have in our possession large number Of
certificates recommending this Drill to the farmer
as having no superior. Among The numberih The fol-
lowing.
have used on my farm and am still using vne
Of the Wheat Drills patented BY Gervis 5. Gard
ner and George RchF, and now sold hy Messrs.
Henson O'Bannon and Hunt. ! do not suppose
any inielligeDI farmer would now dispute the adj
vantage Of drilling over broadcast sOwing; also
CONSIDER the above Drill altogether equal 10 any
Grill now in rse and the advantage Of. applying
compost boz 10 ii makes IL VERY desifsble. The
COMPOSE part OF the drill acts well IN every fteu-
Lar and Is one OF the greatest inventions Of the day
for the farmer; il might well be called the farmers
friend, as ii saves both lms and tabor
MARTIN EiCHELBERGEk.
we have for sale fine iof Of ManId Boards and
Wapoas Baxes 0sBANNON & CO.
Aprils r. 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
Pianos | Pianos !!
NWILLIAW WALL,
psni vanis Aaenpe, betreen 9th asd 'IOtA street.,
Washington. ID. a..
Fashionable Clothing.
WIN. WALL,
ann. Avenue, tettceen 9fh and bOth Streets
(Next 10 Mr.. Shank's Iron Building,)
WasIlingtOn, ID. o..

ram. ApeNue, 0ettCeeu SLh ana butA IotTeeLSj
(Next 10 Mr.. Shank's Iron Buiding)
Washington, ID. a..
VII oULD. respectfully say tothe citizens Of JEFF
w ferson and the Valley generally, that he has
enlarged and extended his Clothing Establishment,
making it one Of the largest and most extensive
J Clothing Depots in this part OF the country.
Its extent is two floors, running $50 feet drep and
employing from rs to 100 hands, thereby giving
employment to our own mechanics and sempslresses
and Offering goods as low as they can be bought at
the North.
lam prepared 10 make TO order, the most fashion
able and elegant assortment Of
CLOTHS. CASSIMERES AND YESTINGS,
10 be found IN this city, Al prices as low those
bought at the cheapest ready&made store in Wash
ington, and Of superior make and finish. Ia te1-
tnre and quality, all my goods will compare with
any Merchant Taiors in the District, and al much
less cost, as my desire is to do permanent custom
trade am determined to give entire satisfaction.
and all goods purchased il not found 10 be as rep
resented, a liberal dedue ion will be made.
All Clothing made TO order, will be cheerfuly
taken back il found not to snit
Constantly on hand large general and complete
assortment of Ready made Clothing at prices 10
suit the times.
Also al my Establishment three doors East Of the
National Hotel.
t4The citizens Of Jefferson andt the Valley, visiting
Washington are respectfully invited 10 give me
CAL, as feel confident they will be amply repaid.
I March 49, l652--ly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
JUST PUBLISHED
r. b. WEIGHS MAGNIFICENT
PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON.

Eagraued 10y pamission) from Suarts only original
portrait, IN the Athenetm, Boston
This superb picture Engraved under the supern-
,endenee Of THOMAS sULLY, Esq, the eminen,
and highly gifted artist is the only correct likeness
OF Washington ever published Il has been Echarac.
termed as the gIeatest work of.ar ever produced in
this country as 10 its fidelity. refer 10 the letters
OF the adopted sou of Washington, GEORGE WASH.
INGT0N PARK CUSTIS, who says, IN is Iath.
full representation Of the celebrated ofginan and to
CHIEF JUSTICE TANEf OF the Supreme Court OF
the United States, who says, s'As work CT art It's
excellence and beauty must strike every one who
sees i and il Is no less happy IN its likeness to the
Father OF his country. II was my good fortune TO
have seen him 10 the days of my boyhood, aud his
whole appearance is yet strongly impressed on my
memory, The portrait you have issued appears To
TO be an erdci likeness, representing perfectly the
preston as well the form and features of the
And says Senator CASS,1 is life like representation
Of the great Original. President FIELM0aEe SAYS,
s.the work appears TO TO have been admire Hay
ecuted AMI eiaSafy worthy of the patronage OF the
public" Says MARCH mt. the eminent portrait
painter, and the pupil OF Stuart, your print TO- my
mind Is more remarkable than nny other have seen,
for presenting The wols Individuality of the original
portrait. together The noble aud dgRied repnse
Of air and manner, which all who saw him consid
cred marked characteristic Of the illustroas man il
Commentaries.
Testimonials from TIE Senate Of the United Saes.
CRY OF WAsHiseroS. August 81, 1859.
The Portrait Of Washington, engraved upon steel
By 7. B. WEIGH, Of Charleston. Is. Cl from Gilbert
StuaFtS oftAmal pamtuG, OuI opul0ns tnf 0eSt
engraved likeness OF Washington extant. and in the
buauty OF lis execution, reflects the highest credit
UNION the distinguished American Artist
William r. King. Lewis Csss. Henry Dodge, ;ss.
Cooper B. =. Wade, VIM Opium. Richard BROAD.
head S. p Chase. Vim. F. Desaussnre. Geo. W. Jones.
Solomon Foot, Hannibal Hamlin. John n Clarke r.
y. stockton. w. Brooke, James w. Bradbury. John
n Weller Charles sumner Samuel Houston. b. Meri-
we,her Hamilton Fish. Charles 7. James. H. s Gny-
o.. WIN. c Dawson, J NJ. Mason. Thomas }. Rusk
WIN. n. Gwin, 5. R Mallory.
NJ psssons hy RENTING Five Dollars to Rober,
King. Rckmend, Va. will have copy Of the PsrtraIs
sent 10 them frss Of postage
~ remitling TEr DoIiARs, apfpsf impression viii
Be sent ia like usnneT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
Ladies', shoes.

M call The attention Of the Ladies to our large
Mcdaniel from the hest and most fashionable man
aiac.ofes Of Baltimore and Philadelphia, in par as
! 100 pair Gaiters:
s ~. ! Morocco and Kid Walking Shoes;
VOC : Wells and Turns do.
loo i. Slippers;
~ Ladies, Toilet Slippers
Chdren's and Misses Morocco XII and last
isg Shoes and Boots S -
- 49, PAIR Lsdiess Gum Shoes patent cork soIes
We are prepared 70 make 10 order any kind OF
Ladies work promptly shd OF The best vie and
maleriai All Rips mrndeu free nf charge
Uef- IL HARRIS Il RTDENOUR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
For the Ladies.

yrTE have Crochet Needles 81 Gases. Steel. Bone
Wv and Wood knitting pins. Saddlers silk
small Scissors fuF EN- srbidery Shears faT Cutting
out. small Pen HALVES Drilled Eyed Needles 81
he best qualify and all sizes Pins. Twisi Comb
fiae Tuoih. Brushes and various other articles ioo
numerous 10 mention, Just Eeceiged BY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
loclfe..

CTocK Locks:of an sizes. aud Of very superior
~ quality. suitable for Smoke houses and Grain
aries L,cks with Mineral. Brass and Porcelain
Knobs; Pad Locks of I'll kinds, rery snpefiors
Drawer and Cupboard Locks; Trunk Che<t and
Box Locks, ke. al Ct sufprisinely low prices. hv
Nova ,. RAWLlNs d SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
VIRGINIA. FREE PRESS AND FARMERS REPOSITORY.
LARGE AND SPLENDID
STOCK Of G0ODS,
at Cost, for Cash only.

!
shE Undersigned having sold his Property, III
= GLIDING his Store House 10 he government.
has determined 70 close his business 10 the Mer-
canllie line de therefore offers bis extensive
STOCK OF GOODS.
which has been purchased as Low as any Stock in
the valley OF Virginia, and all Fresh Goods, be
having been In business only about tvro years =
This assortment consists in part Of the following
articles, viz
Pisin BLACK; changeabIe, Plaid, Striped and
Silk Tissues Of various patterns:
illusions, Tarons, and Sarceneis;
Barages Of every qsality; Barage De Lains;
Musiins and Lawns; Mourning Lawns
Swiss, plain, and figured Muslins;
Cambrics and Jaconets do; Poplins;
Super Curtain Muslins OF various paterns;
GiHghSms and Calicoes all patterns and nrices !.
Ladies super Linen Hdkis. from 10 els. np
.Gentlemen's Linen and Silk Hdk'fs;
Colored aud Black Cravats;
Grape and Cashmer Shawls Of yarious sizes and
prices;
Thibe, and Barage Shawls, Of various sizes and
prices;
Figured and plain Bobine,s;
large assortment Of Dress Trimmings;
Silk Laees and Ffinges;
French worked Collars;
Ladies Kid Silk and Isle Thread Gloves.
Gentiemen's Kid aud Silk Gloves;
Parasols and Umbrellas;
Ladies Silke Cashmere, Lambs Wool and Cot
ton Hose;
Gentlemen's Lambs Wool Hose;
Super Black Cloths and Cassimeres;
Do Fancy Cassinetts al very low prices;
Silk Velvet. Satin, Figured Silk and Marsailes
Vestings;
Tweeds Of all co!eIs and prices;
Super White, Red and yellow Flannels;
Canton Flannels; Domestics uf every descrip-
tion and colors; Silk and Fancy Bonnelsi
A large assortment OF Fancy and Plain Ribbons,
Artificial Flowers, Cape TABS, Combs and
Brushes, and almost every article in the fancy
way.
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE,
Among which are several handsome Tea Sets
A good assortment Of Hardware Cutlery Carpen-
ters' Foos, Sc Walters, Looking Glasses and tin
Ware.
GROCERIES,.
| have large stock OF Groceries all of which
are Of The best quality.
A large lot Of Ladies and Children Shoes Silk
and Leigh IN Hats, Kossuih and Wool do; Gaps
OF every description all Of which will positively
be sold al COST for CASH, as am determined 10
close up nv business.
Those who desire To get good bargains are res.
pecuuly invited 10 call soon and Judge for them
selves. JOHN G. WILSON
Harpers-Ferry Aug. 10, 1852.
B Those who know themselves TO be in
debted to me respectfully requested to call and
settle their accounts. j. G. w.
Auxu 10 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18

cscHTEDAM SCHNAPPS This Gin has
- heen imported expressly for Medicinal pur-
p3ses and IS recommended BY physicians as q
tonic 10 eases Of extreme debility For sale IN bot
-. 81 h. 7. EBY 4 SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
Tvs UI.a.l'CE COMPANY
or. THE
Tallep rf aJfrgtnfa.

N CHARTERED MARCH II, 1852.
Capital $4,000, rifA po,crr 10 increase the same
10 100000.
YNHlS Company, having been duly organized,
Il is now ready to receive Applications and issue
Policies. and offers TO the cizrns of Virginia the
inducemenl Of home Company for the safe In
surance OF II kinds OF Property. Merchandise, &r.,
al fair and equitable raes Tie Directors assure
The public that this Company will be conducted
with view to permaneney and on the sIictest
principles ofeqniiy. Justice and close regard to
economy and the safety Of the Insured
JOS S. CARSON. President.
G. S. FUNK Secretary
o. F. BRESEE, AetGary.
DIRECTORS.
JOS S. Carson VIM. l. Clark,
James P. Rieley James Fl. Burgess,
|. Lloyd Logan, n w, Richardson,
John Ke,r.
Office on Piccadilla Street near Valley Bank,
Winchester. B. w HERBERT,
Agent for Jefferson County.
july 90, ls52-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
Then ,slai u tAnaatr's TIE cause = .

aWill you please to permit lady 70
occupy this seatl" said gentlemen to an.
ether, the other day in railroad ear. as
she an advocate Of woman's rights 2" asked
the gentleman who was invited to '.vaeate.
aShe is, responded he who was standing -
aWell, then, let her take the benefit Of her
doctrines, and stand up cody, concluded
the psrsevering sitter. This is practical
exsmpli6eation Of 1weman's rights for il
she had demanded the seat as an act Of
courtesy, she would doubtless have got it
but, with her doctrines, she was no more en-.
titled % it than gentleman, and If woman
throws herself upon her rights, she must
relinquish thousand Of the faSors which
ehe now receives.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18

"A NEW assOrtmeni Il Bricie Bis. to.h s,eel
IA and Plated, besi Eag'isk Bride Leasher
Curhs Rein snaps Stage Harness. Steel ana PA
led Spurs Stifrups. Rein webbing. Siik. &c. inst
received BY q. RAWT1Ns 4 SON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
V06HMl E6O4UkAL,
Far the rapid Cure Of
COUGHS, COLDS, H0ARSEEESS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

Many years of trial Instead of impairng the public
confidence in this medicine has won Tor il an appree
expectations of its friends. Nothing but lis intrinsic
yif,ues and the unmstakeabe benefit conleETed on
thousands Of sufferers, could originate aud maintain
lhe reputation it enjoys While many inferior RENE
dies thrust upoa the community have fUled and been
discarded this has gained friends by every trial.
fetred benefits the afflicted they forget.
and prodpced cures too numerous and remarkable
10 be forgotten
medicine wiiniabiy eure-stili there il abundant
proof that the Cherry Peeteral docs not oRly as a
geneval thing but almost invariably the maadies
for which il is employed
As time makes these facts wider and better known,
this medicine has gradually become the best reliance
OF the afflicted, ftom the egcehin Of the american
Peasant 10 the palaces OF European Kings Though.
out this entire country in every State, city, and Hderd
almost every hamlet Il cont ms Cherry Peeioral is
known as the best remedy extan tor diseases ct The
Throat and Lungs, and N many foreign Countries u IS
coming 70 be extensively used BY he most ntsllgenl
Pbyscia9s, In Great Britain. Flance aud Germany,
where the medical sciences have reached their highest
perfectoa, cherry Peetotal is introduced. aud In
slant use in the Armies Hospitals. Aims Houses, Pub
lie institutions and 10 domestic practice MS the SEest
remedy their attending Physicians can employ for the
more dangerous affections OF the lungs, Also IN mldeE
cases and ior children il is safe pleasant and eeciaal
10 In fact, of the most iattefing estimo.
mails we receive have been from parents who have
found il eieacious in particularly Incidental 10
childhood.
The Cherry Pectoral is Manufactured by pnet'eal
Chemist aud every ounce OF 1t under hls own eye.
with uyarable accuracy and care, II Is sealed and
protected by law from counteIfeits consequently
be relied on genuine without adulteraton.
We have endeavored here 10 furnish The community
with medicine OF such intrinsic superiority and worth
should mnd itself tn their conhdcnee--a RENE.
dl at once safe, speedy and ettectua which this has
by repeated aud countless trials proved itself 10 be
and trn<t by great care in preparing with chemical
accuracy, of uniform strength To afford Physicians
they q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18

= WAat "a IAHNdey's The Mailer,-A
husband having been left by the partner Of
his cares, tan carly day he called to inyes.
sigate the matter, and went into the merits
sof the case in acAtegorical manner, as fol
tsws:
Haven't ysa always had good maple
weed, al splitup, in the cellar y
y yes
Haven't you always had good milch
COW, and good csrfots7' 4
Yes m
well, then irhatis tie caase' Did ever
strike you with billet Of wood, or knocE
ron down With . hoe-haAdle T.
+ sNe'
tThen ,shat N fhuader's the cause p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
w ines. &c.

80 baskels Champaign tchoicr brshds.)j
% Iisfces Pure Cider Vinegar,
With very general yarieiy-suth as Salad 0h, % ?.
peras, Saleratus Salt pctre. Up, Salts, gro. an 10
Ginger Indigo. Putty, Backing, Mustard grain and
gro Pepper, Pimenta, Corn Brooms, Painted Pals,
Pipes, MdneIa Rope for Bed Cords and Leading Lines,
Cloves, Mace, Nut Megs, Cassia Bar Lead Ton
Yeast Powder, &C., &c.
All OF which have been purchased on such terms, as
TO enable them TO offer great Inducements can be
met with in any of the Cities North. In addition 10
their stock OF Groceries they also extensively
gagged 10 the Boot, Shoe Hat and Cap business. the
thHd Floor OF their Warehouse being appropriated TO
that branch Of their business embracing very large
and selected assortment, comprising about 1900 Cases
and Cartons of such goods in eyeryway suitable
FIR the approaching season purchased directly of The
Manufacturers IN New England They would further
state their heavy goods principally were purchased
early in the season previous 10 the advance in prices
OF such goods.
McyEIGH, HARPER & CHAMBERLAIN.
Sept 49, 1852. Prince Street Wharf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18

~ Quit splitting that nasty tobacco on
the door, John, or Ill wollop you La /
mother, Why don't you speak properly ~
You should hare said, cease calculating that
offensive saliva Of the Virginia weed upon
the promenade, or will administer to ven
severe oastigation,' Exit John, little
ahead Of The broom handle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18
RAILROAD EPITAPH.
STEAMBOAT EPITAPK.
4 MISTAKE ALL AROUND.


The Bizarre" tells the following good
slsry:
A person, who wore suit Of homespun
clothes stepped into house in this city, on
eome business, where several ladies and gen.
tlemeri we're assembled in an inner rooms
One Of the company remarked in low
tens. though sufficiently loud to be over
heard By the stranger, that countryman
vas in waiting, and agreed to make some
fun. The following table talk ensued .
you're from the country, I supposed
YES, I'm from the country
well, sir, Whist do yoa think Of the
Z city y
iIts got darned sight Of houses in IT,
~ expect Tiers are great many ladies
where yeu came from y
wall, YES, = pAuarfnl sight jest for all
the world like them there, pointing to the
ladies'.
Ard y.u are quite = beau among them,
ne deubtf
Well, ! escort them to meeting, and a.
bout
Maybe this gentleman will take glass Of
4 xins,t said enc Of the company.
| 81 Wall, dent care if do.
But yeu must drinka toas.
II eat toasts what Aunt Debby makes
bat as 10 drinkin il, ! never seed the
like
ooh, ron must drink their health
wi, Ill my heart
Ladies and gentlemen, permit me to wish
zen health and happiness, with every other
blessing this earth can afford, and advise
you 10 bear ia mind that We are often dc.
ceiyed 10 appearances You mistook me, BY
my dress, for country BOBBY; |, from the
same cause, thought these men to be gentle,
men the deception is mutual. ! wish you
agsed msrning
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-11-18

~ A Yankee Editor remarked 10 DO
litical article Tint be weuld not call his op.
poseuta liar, but be must say that If the
gentlemen had intended 10 state what Was
utterly false, be tsd been remarkably sue.
c,rsful Ii his attempt.