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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13
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DR.. DECAYS NIOUKRESOLEo.-On SATURDAY,
Dec H. we published in The Tribune few Of the evidences
al home Of the beneficial results from the Of the
NioUKREyoLEo. The following list embraces some Of the
nun. rous Ladies and Gentlemen residing in different
Cities Tow and Villages throughout tie county wlo
have tried with Ike this wonderful Compound or
r. storing, Beauty and Preserving the Hair, sni "no
have authorized the Of their in reference 10 us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13

A sprinkle of dlAs and handful OF pills
Clear your bedrooms OF bed'buss OF yemn your mile
~ LYONS Magnetic Powder viii clear
houses OF BED bugs ard Roaches in IS hours and LYONS
Ps will MD cellars Kitchens houses barns mills Sc
of Rats and Mice equally short time. Depot No 4?s
Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13

Ty.s.-Tbe best assortment OF hne 1eas
i he found ut the store of Canton Tea Company No 10
Cbabsm-st between Pearl and Roosevelt the Oldest Tea
establishment in the city. We roadeTs that they
car do better than elsewhere either az wholesale or retail
Tbey have now no branch stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13

II $500 YEAR is MODERATE ESTIMATE
OF the clear net profits sns from the OF each %
the Sewing Machines which we sell Is AL who are
interested invited to call and see the machines opera
ton and examine their work at the Office Of |. VI Singer
4 Co, No 2bS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13

DECAY NIOUERENOLEO on Mediested COMPOUND IL sold
in Yottles 30 cents BOttle and although these
are scores Of preparations sold low as % cent the cheap
est in use Lot il be ndged by il results Unlike other
rreraatons for the Skin ana Hair tne NIoUxRES1LEo
never becomes rancid off nsvo to the most delicate and
Dy presents strong claims TO the attention OF her
ci tn.s ond travellers. -
NB-O1ders will be promptly and faithfully attended TO-
Letters must be post paid and addressed to h. f. Delay
NJ d. No. 1856 Nessau-st. Clinton Hall. 49,
For sale nv THOMAS !. GROWER, Bookseller, No. 5JJ
Broadway and T. FRENCH Bookseller No l55 Nessau-si
Clinton Hall.
CAUTION To Tuard deception the pure haze VI
p1r.r Nrr,H-oro Medci'rd Compound tny u The regular
Asett a. an Druggist and examine the ouie w appef,
4b, nCte. Tie nune put ~ IN Bottles WIN ne N'd
"DsBais NotstIsoAro, or Mccied Conpo M of he.'os
Ireeri.q fud R,auinR tie Hsr New iof-. t"Nn m glass
ssc bottle hefrlr Label With tie Trade marx The emblem o.
Rose and f!sunns Hssr and gnaure OF r B. DshA' ND
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Alfred Edward, Alleshany, Mich.
VIM, Lewis. Allegheny City, Pa.
Hannah AcbetOn, Asheville, \. c.
Mary : Brown, Astiabt'a, o.
Frederick y. Piatt, fas'port, Ne
George Williams, Passport, Ms.
Csthsrrle Perry. Edenton, y. {.
MsTynonpsOn. Fdsa rfown Mas
John N. Crane. Eldors5o, Arb,
William /. Maitland. Atlanta. Ga.
Abner c. Mill. Atii,a. y. Y.
Amelia Cooi. Bsldwinsvile, \. J.
Samuel Warner. Co'dvatsr. hieh-
julia Dean. Columbia. Teun.
Frasius b. Wheeler Concord y H.
J. ". Purdy, Corunna. Mich.
sar,h Gardner. Cornsns. y. T.
S. Humphrey, Elzabe'hio"n'N.i'
Betty Eston. Elhafi. Ind
MARY Curtis. Elienvl.ie' );
Hannah Wrsht ElbcottvIile' n =, ! e
Henry smith. E.Iooit = hiil.. na
Lane Rowan, Fayetteville, ~.
sarah Powell fiiebba.1, n'ss'
Esrr,et smith. Pint, Mich.
snssnK.tchurn, Fort wayne, IND
p D~rnis,on. BAlistOn Spa NJ.
Adrisn Holn,e-. Bansor, Me.
fSz,beih Cay. Baiesviile. ARK.
lane Graham. BATAVIA. y j.
A Uanburgber. Beardstown, IL
lac. Hutchinss, Belfast, Ne:
Mary Hisbie. Binsharnion, \. T.
waiter I Townsend, Bradford, VI
G. A. Nils, BraiilebOfo, VI
{. b. Richards. Brcckville, Can.
\ N. DAVIS. Burhneton, W.
John Bailey. Cambridge Ala
NJ. W. Kins, Cambridge City lnd.
Robert Williams, Akron. o.
Jane Dunn. Hartford. Conn.
W. u. Chalmers. Hsverhlll. Mass.
John Ash, Bsver-iraw, y. Y.
Geo. II. smith. Hampstead. L. ].
RI. WAX HigLietown, \. ).
WIN. West. Hiilsbo.o. q.
Albert simpson, Homer. y. \.
Mary ". sect, Hone sdale, "a.
Edward Hatfield. Hudson. NJ.
Hannah sicaEe. Huutv..e, A,a
Cecil Yarn, HuL;sv. ''e, Texas.
Ur.ula TLomp 90 Indiana. ~.
pbebe Thcrn. JfInes'ov y y. 4.
Geo. Cameron, Osweso, y. J.
Lydia TbOfIe, Cambridge, ..
Halrei Clarke. Camden. y. J.
Ann By or. Cauanda qua, n l.
Iaeiiiia Fdwsrds CerroIton. o.
L Il. Thoruion, Cha lotto. \. {.
L. Rurrell. Charl--iow =, Mass.
Jane Dixon, CEelses, NasH.
kaa Chauherlain. Chicago. III.
FfHklln d. Nil.s, Cleveland. o.
hgnes Hayden. Cb.licoihe. q.
saifh Sanders, { syioD, IA.
William johnson. CobouTe Can.
David Smith, Cones, y. I.
Csfogre Benson Pstefson y. :.
UofareN .Hayues.l ti'hureh ,Pa.
Nerlen Earford. plaiufe d. y. J.
:. {. ORGY. PlaiisLurg, \. J..
Abra'm hofon, POft'morio, Va.
Uenry Eo.iermar. Princeton. NJ.
Jemes Dunbar. Quebec. Can.
William S'urres. Ita'e.gh. Y. c.
step Cauen'er, RI 1buIy. Mos.
TO. cody. Safo. We
{. Chsrp emsn. fiu.ky, o.
He,rv ~ Randall, Savannah, G..
NIhau siCre. To.;'aId NJ.
- -. N..~.s -smfTN.HA ~
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ers and Others are respectfully invited to examine the very
beautiful Caudeabrae Girandoles Solar, Fluid and Lard
LAMPS J. G. MofFr1r has always on hand at his depot
Nos Ie and l2l Pnncest J. O. NJ sells )derate
pots The Quick sixpence rather than the slow shilling
&c his motto Gus Fixtures introduced into houses with
economy and d:epatch. Sunday Dispatch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13

LADIES' DREss CAP, LACE AND EMBRoID'
p.z.,p-Just received fresh lot Of rich pointed Lace
and Muslin Collars Of very cheap breakfast sleeves
Also ght Caps Of every pIce and KIND Some very peal
cheap end specially adapted for the season NEwMAss
'"'"P WIZ 10 60 Broadway near f,h-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13

Jrfa N4rkeuzi ?. Frinkhn- III
. Tbofag. Fros,. Fr--lerck-sgrs:,s We
S,,'n s-o,h Yred--iett1gn VI.
Gso-rs W-.ton, jouia Nj
/ cs,h,rin. Le~is = a''ony..ie-S.i'
" ~ suiton. GsllAtin. NJ.
Nsrrsre. Knghi, Cardiac We
Roter; Loekrood. Gcneva- y i
Sub smith. Jr., GeorFe.nNn' y.
MY. Lyons, Grorse'gwn, Dc
w,ehael Martin. g .rard. Ala
gsn-y Tolaud. Gll.sJw. Ne.
Rob.rt Perry. Glen Cove, l. J.
y,-snia NJ Sears. Goshen, Ind
ssrsh shepard. Govaada, ~.
.John Rochn-r. Grsnvi'ie. NJ:
peter McGenni-. Gr-s; Falls. Nh.
Nancy Hale. Greeasburs. Pa.
BERNARD H1gan. Greenyll.e, Iena
Dsniel Smith. GresnSich, o.
Nsbemiah Oates. HaElt1, y. B.
Pef-r Herrlck, Hamilton, Ohio.
Lndw.s Guide. Harrisburg. Pa
Rol.erf Baker. Delhsm, Mass.
LYMAN Hunt. Delpao-. o.
Aidr,dse Winhsm, CO-hocioa, o.
H.nry Myers, Dsnviile, Me
w. c. Sieish. GAINESVILLE. WIS.
r. Talcot Jersey City. n. J.
HS Westlake. JohnstOvu, NJ.
Glbert Watts, Kahda, o.
Peter c. Barry, Keene, y. II.
Nancy Barber. KeesevI'le, y. !.
WIN. Bancroft, Kinde book, y. /.
C. L:shtbody, X ngston, Can.
John P. AIKEN. Kingston, \. l:
Jos. 5. Weedan, Lancaster, y. II.
T.. Kaupe, Lanca'te,, ny.
JON Wiiks., Lln-inzDuI sh, y. ].
E.F. Smith. Lawrence, Mass.
Peter Jordan. Leesburg, Va
Thos. Watson. Wa'tbam, Mass.
Seth w. Smith, Vateriown, Nj.
II. Bradshaw, Wilmington, De-
Isaac Hough, Detroit, Mich.
Andrew Morton, Dunkirk. y. Y.
D. :. Reynolds. Portland, Ne.
:. Strauss, New Bedford, Mas.
/ sturman. SrwbuEypOrt, Mas.
w. T. Gein-y, Newca-i ., Ind.
Al. Perry, Newport, x. ].
" Hsulenbeck. Newton, '. J.
r. c. Arm strons. NiagAra Pa,ls.
WIN. Unierhl Norwich, C1an.
X ". Higg sian.0n, Va
john Day. 81 k'5an Vt
Hush lie sus.n, Toronto. Can.
Edward FL cher. Trenton, y. j.
D,vid Wels. Wa hington, ID. G.
John Wofleuda,e. Warsaw. Ind.
Thomas smith. Westerly, r. l.
i. {. Bartlett, Worcester. Mass.
=. spyfe. MaIy-vli'e. nv.
sarah Turner. Lewiston Falls, Ne.
\. Brooks. Liberty. Va.
Richd. Evans. Lnco.ntown. " c.
Char.e- Palmer. Loekport, y Y.
Thomas Young. Louisville, Ms.
:. ID. sr.ih, Lowell, Mtse.
SIMON Hswkins. Macon, Nj.
sHsh shanky Mai9ne. y. Y.
+. :. Lewis, hanche'iar. Y. II,
Ruth Henry Marion. q.
sefgmsn Lsadlcg. M.rshsll. Iich.
william Storm. NddietOwn, CT
David Smi'h. Mood. hass.
san. Won worth, Milwaukee, w.
Robert fraak in, Montpelier "
william II Tate, Montreal. Go.
Thoma- HnchcOe@ Nor -yl.ie,fL
u. 4. Meyer. Mount Hol'y,N J.
Robert Luniay, Nantucket Mas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13

Ia len LouSdliN w IN pOllS anu Wy llS
Bstie for sale cheap RosERss BAZAAR No i9 Broad
way. also every variety of Toys new and just received
from England Germany, France ana CHINA together with
ssplendd assortment Of beautiful Fancy Articles FOX Ho
day Presents
CANTKELL's ALPINE CATER B0Ors.--lt is
will the greatest difficulty that CAsTRELL satisfy the
demand foI these comfortable aud elegant Boots though his
They cheap durable and atrectve IN appearance
and Jusily popular CANTRElLs Is at No. 1856 Bowsry
LADIES SHOE EsTABIIsHMENr-The great
eat inducements held TO the ladies' TO patronze
SMITlS Shoe Establishment, No 50 Bleeckers, consist
ing Of superior articles at astounding low prices His
Alpine Boot kidtopped promenade Boots Cater Boots,
Slippers &C. are elegant III appearance comfortable aud
cheap
tP9 Sinks emVtied in the day time, without
unpleasant efluvia by ee NewYoTS Pneumatic Dam
ms and Manufacturing Go Sinks and Gospels also
Dsn,ci by used only by this Company Once,
No. 81 MaDgln-st.
OrTiCs.-WALDsrEiN Il BERKEL, Manuac-
tuning Opticians No. ISL Broadway. One of firm has
just arrived with most splendid selection Of Opera Glasses
and Optical Instruments IN general among when are many
articles Appropriate for Holiday Presents
~ 1t should be universally known, for it
IL strictly true that ndg IL the parent of large
portion OF the fatal diseases pysenteIy Dlhea Cholera
Morhu Liver Complaint and many other diseases
aed the City Inspectors weekly catalogue OF deaths
generated by indigestion alone Think OF that dyspetcs
Think OF all who su1er from dsordered stomachs and II
YOU are willing to be guided by advice, founded upon
perepce ldont delay day. TO HooTL
GERMAN Buffers prepared by DIR C. NJ JAG kson which as
approached General depot No. 80 Arch-si. We have
tired these Be and know that they excellent for the
diseases specified above Philadelphia City Item.
For sale in New loTi by A b D. Sands corner Fulton
DR.. Dcolitte No. lil Grend-st and by Mrs Hays, IN
Brooklyn.
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NV WINrER STYLES OF CLorHISG.-If old

winter has halted his march IRON the cOi.I VIZ P
has Al Sus afforded opportunity TO perfect tns
~ prosdv Az have certainly made the best use Of the
Stcrys Within few days they have added largely 70
nos,s OversacLs and Talmas introducing Ia these late
sddons al the styles issued in PARIS a, the commence
% ~ tbe Present month They have also increased their
oI M Velvet Silk Plush Cashmere, and other descnptonS
Of plain and fancy winter Vets Several new and beautiful
Plsds &C. have recently been added 70 theiT variety N
sno,t;nS Coats Business Goats and Sacks &c, &c has
inst been repenshed-the great demand hay NJ entirely
J's , 20 nav of the sizes Knowing by experience that
H. wearing apparel sold by Jennings Co. IS
unsurpassed by any manufactured to measure IN
quality and durability, we take great pleasure "a recon-
In The order Department Of the establishment an elegant
sn;t can be completed in tweDtyfOur hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-13

sacramento City Totally Destroyed by Fire
Great Fire at acknowledgements
Fire I'm san Francisco-Gr Advance In
the Price of Provisions, Lumber and
Building Materials-Result Of the Election
The New Collector, &c.
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MefChantE ENc1hlBt No = NVOIH.I VI " ut "'@ " '
'' Marine AID Inland Insurance
TRUSTEES.
WI r. AspINwAIr Moses II. GRrSSELL,
LAMPS Brown JossPH w ALsoP, JR.
RoBERT L. TAYLOR, PAUL SPotfORD,
LEONARDO s. SUAREL. THOMAS L. STANTON
BENJAMIN BABcocK. ELIAS HICKS,
john Il. KITCnIrG, WIN BhRNtwML'
y. A. DuLANo, JEREMIAH WILBUR,
SAMUEL THOMPSON JAMES 4. SOUTrER,
MoRTIMER LvINGsTON CHAs. H. RUSSELL,
VIM 4 NETMoRE, T.. III. MARSHALL,
WILLIAM I. FuRNISs, J. ID. HURLBvTi
n g. RUTGERS, KAHsAYCSooKs'
JosEpH SANDS, WILLIAM b. BoLLEs,
] T1NArHhN SMITH q. MERLE,
WILLIAM II. MACY, q ". koor,
b Y. DAWSON, -. ID Z. hlNGsLANb
ALFRED OGDEN, Pr, sidsut.
HENRY HOLDREGE. Vicepresidsnt.
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CuRrAIS Materials At REDUCED PRICEs.-
Lnce Curtains from 81 20 go.
Muslin Curtains from III to $40
P,ncs,eles sstin De LANES WoTstod Damask.
Comics end all other Trimmings at prices 80 per cent
less than usual at other stores
E-WiDdow Shades Of every description.
kelly & FERGUSON No. 235t broadway.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
"A coon SUGGESTION.


The RieAmpnd Republican Ia noticing ihe feso-
luton Of Vderiweihef 81 Kentucky IN referees
70 the amcuntoi money received BY Gen. Srots Tor
MS services, links II would have bees. coed .
mendnent 70 have demanded rey>ort Of The 4
mount Of public money paid hezsbers J Congress
for tAesr serTieesthe hursdreis Of thousands they
have drawn fsE imaginary travelling expenses
their sboninai.s sbusesof the ranking priviiegei
and the time AID money they have sqaandered q
senseies' ard indecent political haFangues upon the
noors Of Congress when they ought 10 have been
,,sieniing ethe public business.
This wonids indeed be pretty contrast 70 The
Substantial sna brilliant services rendered BY Gen.
Scott
Mr. Merime.her ought 10 inform the people how
much ii il lely TO cost the country for hison ser
vices Of six weeks, IN mileage and books. Tie
country should note, 100 that the only conspicuous
service likely to be rendered BY Mr. clay's acct
dental Democratic successor is this identical reso
luton, assaiiing by inuento one Of The noblest Of
the eourtty's heroes.
We have read Of British statesman who sig
naHsed bis parliamentary career BY espeeebi
Mr. Mertwether Is likely 10 gain Immortality j
his single resolution Gen. Scott will prohanly
survive the thrust Of The puissant Keatuck5 sera.
-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
USED uPi

We have had the satisfaction the two Hast
weeks # witnessing the establishment oftwo of our
locofoco friends. We1auae 10 the drubbing re-
celved by Mr. J, Randolph Tucker, from ourlEfec.
tor Mr. Bateleren Monday week at Berkeley and
on Monday last, the aagilatos our friend r. H.
Butcher received from the bands of NIB. III.
Saackleiord, county Wing Eiecior Of Fauquier-
sMr. Shaeketord, being on Avis here vas invited
by the Wings to give talk on the questions which
divide the two parties, 10 which he consented-
Whilst Mr.. s. was speaking, we observed our
friend Butcher mount the stand near bv, and there
take notes OF Mr.. SIS speech-looking at The same
time, as II the srsele icstghtof the Democracy was
resting upon ais Poadeross shoulders, although we
saw IN the Courl-House other champions Of the
party. WE'LL Mr. s. finished, after making very
able and eloquent speech, which all parties must
eoncedeA when up jumps Mr.. B. and pounees into
Mr. s. His blows, however, were weak He did
not even attempt argument but seemed TO rely upon
the affected enthusiasm Of a few OF ,he4noisy De-
mocracy, together with some graceful gestures, 10
make sir. We cannot follow Mr. s. Suffice
Il to say that he presented nothing new from his
former speech, except the mere denial OF Gen.
Pierce o. has ioatasas speech, and the speech of
Mr.. Chakles James Faulk1ef. Mr. b. was not as
courteous TO Mr.. Shaeklefotd as he generally is 10
sirangersi and seemed to think the Wings had
Weakened up something green-but itswas not losg
amer, when Mt. s. arose toerejoin, that Mr.. 81 dis
covered bis mistake, The searrifca:pn Mr.. d. re-.
ceived was cauions He knocked Mr.. B. so
psind thai ne cried out ID his agonies for more
light" The infection of Mr. s. was ,oa savars
aud IN the goodness Of our heart &c olten ;nvolnni
tarily exclaimed, enough enough ,--snar. s,as.i
lNr. Butcher attempted 10 reply. 81, erbans,;e,
aithe mauiag had overpowerea hin-b, sss ..s.sA
f5etly Blind but like banged eyed coe ;.
"a game-his will was good r., * ,.s,'..,
strength.
Thus ended he s1aiy, but We op;ns pr I'm
thereafter not bes0 ready 10 run aga;ns,
The Wings Of The county Of Fauouiar !,
oe proud q me yenng champion Of their pracip.es
their cause.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
Baltimore Market.
Iknndo,n,, Ia Latinnnr !,


ClRcULAR OF PRIcEs lS THE BALTIMORE MARKET
E1ftAs reek ciiltag Aug. is, 1852
Reported expressly for the Free Press.
BurTsR-Is very staree ali qualities are in ar.
time demand. Sale Of ladies' at I24 to ia cav
Packed at 10 10 / cts Common Western Al 10
II cts. -
BEssWAx-Good demand Tor shipment, and sales
are made at % 10 81 dts
BEANs-W White beans are brin ging 81. II ner In
Mixed 50 10 70 cts. Il - r. w.
BAcoN.-The supply is better and demand NOT
So good, though we quote last weeks rates saIes
OF Shoulders al s 10 NJ ets-Sides Al d nj ioI ,s
Hams al toto II cts.
CATTLg.-G50 head were offered at The sc,,es IN
MONDAY, q which All were sold TO City-Butchefs
and Packers at 50 ID s3s on The hoof eonal -
50 70 81 net, and Ihe balance were driven ~
Philadelphia. y
10 G9RN- Seed demfnt and sales at 81 10 CO els for
0LoyessEEo --saies at 81 as 10 $50:
:. DEgRsSlSs.-Prme skins win hire s,o c,s
, w - dtEei ana sales very light at 81 for
pom HoWaFl -, and City Mills
FLAxsEED.-Sales at 81 10 81 az
IiNsESd:-ln demand al 40 TO 10 cts
HoGs.-Saies al So 30 10 81
LARD-Sales 10 Kegs al ii Ia III c,s-Ishl. -
10 to I0s els. 's a.
SNAKE RooT.-InGenand ali fG cents.
TALLoW.-Saies al fito "a cts.
WHEArF-15 10 50 ets-tor int;.rior !, co,a. -,
10 prime at 50 to 81 dts! family fanr Pa 'u
95cts.-id good demand - = y
WooL.-Sales Of Gnwashed Is 10 % Washed j,
25 to IS Cts "aSi'eu q.
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4
"THE UNION" A WITNESS.

friend has called attention to the fact that,
late as the 27ta If june last, the W Arlington Lion
published report Of a speech 6eliycred BY General
PIERCE at Manchester, New Hampshire, in the course
Of which be asked
Hho did not depiore starey? But what sound
thinking mind regarded that as the oaly evil which
could rest upoa the land TIE eho ico,d dissolre
tae Onion ed rot hate de9lore S,acerg more us lie
did"
The speech IN which this declaration was made was
embodied in an elaborate biography Of General PlERcE
prepared By the Boston Post Immediately after his nom
inatioa and repqblshed in the Union oftuuc 81, with
this editorial accompaniment:
ave assign to-day large space in our columns Il
very able and wel-wFtten notice Of General PIERcE,
winch we copy from the Boston Post where it appears
as editorial and which colmead 10 the attention ef
cur readers Reputtfe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
CORRECTION.

Henry J4mes, who was tried at he Jaly term
Of cur County Court. charged with The commits
s'onlof most hainous outrage upon ltlle girl
Of Harpers Ferry, will have his iaal trial ia Oc-
tober before Judge PARKER. Judging alone rom
the appearance of Tie man, We Inadvertently
stated be was an lrishman By birth. which, from
personal interview with himself, we feel our.
selves called upon to correct. Hestates that he
was born il Greenbrier. county, is unmarried,
lived in Rockingham for several years, and went
70 Hafpefs- Ferry as boatsman under the EN-.
plOy Of Capt. Raiues, and If proved 10 De euil,v
Of the gross outrage with which be stands char.
ged, viii be sent 70 Richmond al State expense
and without '.benefif OF Ciergy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
JoRDAN's SPRINGS.

We learn from visitors this delightful retreat that
the company numbers considerably 100, and daily
increasing Fhe Proprietor OF these springs richly de-
serves encouragement, for have 'ouf personal
perience" IN saying, HAT he taxes pride in contributing
10 the wants and comforts Of his guests we at
loss TO decide which entitled to the palm for the true
spirit OF aceommodaton-thc 'sOld Togy'' or 'Y Dung
American but this is the progressive age we guess
that the former will have TO give way to Dr. r. NJ st
q. N, worthy nephews and polite gentlemen.
clip the above from the Spirit and heartily unite
IN bearing testimony to the truth Of all he says about
oid Fogy and 6 Dung America" We have known
the former for many years and can therefore speak b
the book that there not at any public house in the
state moreaworthy or attentive host; and Young
America was drought up under his tuition il is no
wonder he does honor to the 'erasing"
The oaess Of the table the uxuriance of the yiands
and socahy Of the guests, conspire to render this
avorie retreat of the most attractive the country
"These are our honest sentiments,'' as Sir Hector
says, land we are proud TO express them
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
"a QUIE.TiJ ="

Our neshbor Of the sprit to think that the de-
NAL by Gen Pierce, thathc did not say in Janua-
~ last that lie .loathede the Fugitive Slave Law,
gives " quSeas TO the charge This denial comes too
atc and the denial of Gen p to the s,oerr aii-
dayit Of Nj Fess, who is Just as respectable as Gen
~ though he Is not the nominee Of the locooco Con
Vention will stand in spite Of the lamentations of
neighbor OF the Spirit. We venture to affirm that the
y not now ~ their party Intelligent who does
not believe in his heart that Mr. Pierce did entertain
and utter tbs sentiments ascr5ed 10 him, and if time
were l2t them they would is, the Southern por
ten Of the Democracy Discard him unworthy Of
their support,
Cur neighHor and his party were equally indignant
whFn abolition sentiments were attributed to their eers
pink Of SoEtF Feeling candidate Governor Joe John
son. lie was boisred up the very quintescence ef
southerisai, boiled Down. Bat, alas Jordan Hatcher
was not then thought of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
coUNTINe THE cosT.

The resolution offered by Mr. Meriw.,her (says
the Richmond Republican, requirinSa report Of
thelamouns Of public money paid Gen. Scott for
his military services ought 70 hive been amended,
SO as to have embraced wider circle Of subjects.
A report oughtlo have been demanded of the C. $,
Of the lfe gar ana also eEtl isar n National IN
deFeadsaS:. Il is obvioas, according TO The pa,ri,
otie theory Of such Democrats as Mefiwether, thai
our generals and soldiers ought 70 fight for moth
ing, and, snch oeng the fact itwould b. well e.
norgh to inquire how much money has been in
necessarily expended uPqn warriors siace the first
gun of me Rerolation
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-08-19
ImpRovED ORDER OF RED MEN.

The annual sess;ea of the Great Council e Virginia,
Improved Order IL Red NeRt commenced al "
D., 'raes,., Jniv 9Th, and Continued two days. w.
a. ,rheas isa;ah Stokes IL Metaniora Tribe, No y
presided over the deliberations Of the body fhs bust
ness of the session Was prosecuted with great iadasy
ana hsrmrn ara eoa fcliag characterized all the pro-
re9a5nss lhs Order generally throughout the sia,es
WAS represented 10 be IN Astonishing condition. Inc
following officers were elected for the present ysar
NJ AIis.,r ~ Suffolk GYsdt =. SqgGsncre joan DC
ring, a Wheeling. e. j. SagsGs0Fes vi " SiSsan, g
Alexandria, Great Pyoghst; c. A. u. ConF9te, O
WinehestTr q a az Records; Samuel Hardy, Of W N,
chester Il, Il ~ n anD,,s A. MsAlster, Of Norfolk
ID. D. Fiskc, ii Portsmoath. l&Rd George Percy, 3
Harpers Perry Representatives. 10 the e. Council 81 thS
Irn;f..l IIsachsSkcr EeDltl.Ican.