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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
coNGENIAL sPIRIrs,

That our readers may know The eoBgcnality Of sent
ent betweea certain high anctonares Of the locofOco
party, We insert the following choice extractss
Resolved, That zoe opposed to siarery in any
form and colon, and IN FAVOR OF FREEDOM and
FREE SOIL WHEREVER MAN LIVES
THROUGHOUT GODS IlERITAGE."-B. r.
Hailett, Chairman ef tie National Democratic
Gommittes."
"Ihare been asked II iked his Fagitire Siare Lalc
I ansrered No, LOATHED TT. HAVE MOST
REVOLVING FEELING AT THE GIVING UP OF
A sLAVE-THE LAW IS OPPOSED TO HUMANE
TYY- Gfn Pierce, ID january, 1852.
That the penalty under such circumstances, should
be DEATH though perhaps authorized BY the letter, is,
believe against the spirit of our lars and Of the age, as
Il seontrdry 10 mercy and hunanifg which are design
oil for and extended only the unfortunate and the gull
ty-Lov Joe Johnsons reasons for committing punish
ment gfthe negro murderer.
Sir we can accomplish nothing by scholastic disPu
tations about right The Gordan knot must be united
Il Is by he ssrord 4sia must be ranqiished-tte
country must be saUed.'-f Charles !. Faulkner.
In the Senate Of the United States, in 1896, Franklin
Pierce proclaimed his hostility slavery ia the follow
Ing language
have hesitation in saying that consider Slavery
social and political er and most sincerely tcsh had
z no EXISTENCE ON THE FACE OF THE EARTH =
And yet G. j. Faulkner says he has watched tcith IN
est the course OF Fraak Pierce since the year
ia33f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
"A REMINIsCENCE.

In the autumn pflSi9, the citizens of Richmond
appoinled COMMITTEE to invite Gen. Scott 10
public dinner, as testimonial Of their great admi-
ration of bis distinguished aehityt men,s as Ccm-
mandcr-in Chief Of the American Army in Next
co. and their high appreciation Of his personal mer
it, There were other complimenty phrases, such
as knowing. loving. and admirsnga The Hero
This address was signed b. James Lyons, rem
egade Wing now in company with Martin and
John Van Bnrcn, John A. Dix, B. F. Butler, Da-
vid WiImot & Co, and by MrIw F. Richie, or
the Enquirer and Mr. B. w. De Win of The Exam
liner.
These latter gentlemen are nov employing their
presses in the republication OF 4 vast amount Of
"a ter personally derogaiory Id Gen Scott, and
10 depreciation 81 his military qualities. For in
stance, in their notices Of Houston s al Douglass
Trades. and The approval ofeverf thing calculated
10 throw distrust upon him asia Patrio. and
Southern gentleman.
What can hereafter be thoughiHof Il sincerity Of
men, who profess great admiration for Hero
when he Is not 10 their war, but who exhaus, the
walls Or defamation he moment his country men
put him up for political uusil
Who would give iig for the judgment OF men
upon any subject who pretend ID consider Frank
"a Pierce superior 70 Winfield Scott in any thing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
cd

On Sunday evening last, al hjs residence n Hallto,
in this county, MIR. HENRY MILLER aged about 81
years Mr. ~ was for many years resident of H,r-
pcrs- Ferry. = -~1
Ga Thursday last, at Halltown or cholera ;,f,,,,,
and hopping cough, MARY TATE, daughter Of VIZ
T. and Sarah T. Dangherty, aged months and 25das
In this place, At the residence OF his yrand,a.,.-
Mrs. Z. NJ GrggS, ROBERT TAYLOR .sog ~ D. -
R. T. and A. r Berry, aged three years and eleven
months.
On Tuesday, September 18th or measles. ANNE Nj /
RIA T0SIASINA BLACKBURN, Ia the third v.s- -
her age, and on "wednesday, September 23d ~ ~.
same disease. LOUISA. aged ten months and Eve Ia,
children q Richard b and Christian NJ Washington.
At whcatland. Loudoaa county, fthe res;ence e 81.
father, s. B. T. CALDWELL Esq.) on the 18Th iasfs, i;
the 25th year Of her age SALLY ANN he brI%s n
wife Of J. F. Trayhern, Esq.
Near Hillsborough, Londoun couaty. on the Ia,b .,
Mrs. HANNAH PIERPOINT, cosIsort Of hi pier,
point
Ga the 10Th Of August at The residence Of her fher
N Londoun county after several onths illncss MARY
J. kANcHELOEs IN the 18Th year q her age.
Ia AIartinsbarg, on the sd instant. Mrs.. SARAH
relict Of Mr. Jesse Hayden IN the SIst wear
Of her age. s. a - .
II Detroit. Michigan, On the 18Th instant Col John
MASON AccAhff. Of Fairfax county, Virginia, il
The 57th year Of his age. p - :"
On the 10th instant, HENRIETTA NJ CHAMBER.
LAIN, only daughter Of Jonas and Elizabeth Chambrr
aiu Of Frederick county, aged six years and lhrco
months 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
Marrie

Ga Tuesday morning last. by tie Rev. WIN. Geo.
re Esgglcston, MIR. JAMRS w. MILTON to MisssMARY
county. $3.50 ~
on The bridge al Marpers Ferry, on the 18th inst bv
~, y, kes. John n Coombs, Mr.. BUSIIROD LEG 70
MISS SARAH SWARTS,---both Of Culpcppcr Co. Va.
On Tuesday, 2lst instant, by Rev. Samuel Cover
'M N =; z. STEWART and Miss SARAH CALVERT
all Of Loudoun. - ,
Tn Monday morning. the 18Th Instant in Cumberland
Maryland, by Rev. Mr. Mullinnix, AIr JOHN q IE4
Of Martinsburg. : y ,
At the residence Of Capt. Gibson, in Harpcrs Ferry
On the I'd instant by the Rev. Mr.. COMBS Mr. John
" BENNETF and Miss MARY ANN EI,IZABEYII
BARNS-both Of Winchester =
Oa the 10th instant, by the Rev A. IT. H. Rovd NJ
" N. A. GRIFFIN aad Miss MATILDA SNAYSF-
all Of Frederick county. -
'grah1m, Dr. WIN NJ. FULLER, fof Winebester. =,
Mrs FlCIORlNE 81 third daughter Of the Iar Janes
Green Of Raprahannock l@'s '@leS
On the 22d inst:.. BY the RcvE Fielder Israel NJ,
WILLIAM 4: EDWARDS to Miss HARRIET FR4N
CES BOW EN, daughter Of John Bowen, ESQ. On Fred
erick county. ~ u ieus
AZ sns ss%s time and place By the same. Mr. ISAAC
MckENDREE TO Miss EMILY BOWEN. daugI,er n
John Bowen Esq, Of Frederick Ccuaty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
-----.-- - - s-sis-s ,@~---~-'- ---%--T--
A GLANCE AT HISTORY.

To correct the errors Of political disputants we
make the following statement
In The proceedings of the Senate OF the Congress
OF the United States as r. ported in the National In
PSoPosssson 20 comPrc mise soifered-rhisp prop
ositon consisted of " d of resolutions" The
7th OF which is as follows
Y " 7th. Resolved That uiare effcctual provision
ought to be made by law according to The REQUIRE
ment oi the Constitution for The restitution and de-
livery OF persons bound to service or labor in any
State who may escape into any other State or Ter
ritory in the Union
Ills " series Of resolutions" and olher p5oposi-
tons were by order OF the Senate referred To Com
mltee OF thirteenof which Mr. Clay was Chairman
and that Committee reported on The subjects rcerr-
ed TO il on The slh day of May, 1850 and The report
is published at length in The National In,elgencer
Of The ith Of that month To that re port the adcp-
tion Of +" The fugitive bill pending in the Senate
was recommended with amendments one Of VIII ,ch
was Incorporated in the act Of Congress and is in
section 10Th of the act approved Sept 18Th, 1850
ISee Statutes 3lst Congress first session-l6i9
1850, page 465
he Committee further say that one of The
views and recommendations may be stated That
there should be I" more effcctual enactments oflaw
to secure the prompt delivery Of persons bound to
service or labor Ia one State under the laws thereof
who6eseape into another State
With such facts as these within their reach is II
not surprising that persons who undertake 10 in
struct others should so far allow themselves to be
such ere partzans asts attempt mposilion7 If j
hey were informed, ii is wilful perversicn Of his
Dry TO say, as public orlets have said. that there
vas no reference TO The fugitive slave law in the
Of Compromise" as offered BY Mr.
Clay or in the report and resolutions g, fihe Com
promise Committee If they were not informed
n the subject ignorance has been brough, 10 the
id Of iInpudence
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
Baltimore Market.
randolph 8 Lntilner,

CiRcrLARAoF PRicEs IN TuE BALT1MoaE ManKkr
Fsir Ae REX ending Sept %, 1852.
Repeated expressly for the Free Press.
ArrLSEs-lire arriving freely and seihai 5 ,G0ls
$500 peElb :
BurEER.-IS very scarce all qualities are in sc7
time demand Saieo Gilades al l2t TO II cts--C
Packed al 10 to Ii cts Common Western ~ 5 u
10 cts Roll al III 10 TO-
BEgsNax- Held uominally al % cts Nosaks
REASsl- White bsans are bringing 81 80 3ls1S
per husehl Mixed so to IS els
BAcoS.-The supply is better and demand not
50 good, though we quote last weeks rates Sales
Hams al IL 10 Il cts.
C4rrlE-i000 head were offered al the scales on
Monday, Of which SEQ were sold ~ City Butchers,
ana Packers at - to 50 10 ON. The hoof, equal to
s. to SF25 net. and the balance were len M
sold.
CoaN.-Good demand ands al G0io Gae,sfcF
White 3nd.Gi TO til eJs, for Yellow.
CLoYsRsEED Sales al 50 90 totSs,,35
DsERsKtNs.--Prime skins wei bring IA telA
FLuuR-Mafkrt and sales very duh al 81! . ioE
Ho ward 81 and City Mills.
\ FLANsEED Sales at s |, t:A 10 ~ 20.
'GtxsExG.--In demand al 80 10 70 cts.
GuGNu Sales al $4S. for tests3
HoGs-SaIes al 81 30 tv s.. ~
LARD, -Sales in Kegs ALL 10 II css-Bbls AZ
I 10 10 l04 cts.
olrs.--Nev are bringing 80 10 80 cts. good DE-
RYG-S Sales at 20 tots els.
SNAKE Roor.-ln demand al Is cents
TsLLow-Sales al Gs to- II cts
WnEAr.--l5 10 IS cts fpr inleriorto good; sood
10 prime al 10 % cts family flour White Al IS
{ TO l03 ets.--in good drmaud- 80.
Weott-Sales Of unwashcd Colo 81 !; washedai
20 to 36.cts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
GRAND LODGE or THE UNITED
STATES. 4. q. d. II.

This body, The supreme iud;ea,orv of ii. Order
Of .oad Fellows me, Il annual session 4 Rail-.
more,s on Monday week William W. Moore,
Esq p he District Of Columbia, Grand Sire. pre-
siding Theleport Of thai officer. Tor The past yei u
represents The Institution to Be extremely prosper
oas. Grand Lodge b been formed in every
State u the Uninn, except Caiiiofnia, and. within
The year subordinate Lodges have been established
70 Orfgon and New Mexico. The elections on
GERS FOR the Two years succeeding 1853 was held On
Tuesday week Wilmoi G. DeSaussure Of South
Carolina was elected Grand Sire; Horace A.
Manchester of Rhode Island Denurv Grand sire
James L RidgeIy q Maryland. Grand Secretary:
aad Joshua yansant Of Maryland. Grand Treas
urer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
GOV. ROBERT Lucas, LETTER.

ean inc attention Of our readers Con the ist page)
.as powerful production. Gov. L. is a son Of the
"old Dominion, and was born in this county. There
no man 10 the Union who has ac,ed more conspicu.
Gus part the ranks Of the ncmocracy' and 50 mex
0onaoe = ms moral character, that doubt
hb political honesty The editor Of the Uniou Demo-
erat says 1--WE cannot and viii mot believe that ov
ieas has determined 10 support Gen. Scott until We see
me announeenent evEn nus own sIGxATuRE. rbaEs
on MORE SENSIBLE DEaocRar poEs Sor IIyr. q or
Hickony, HIMSELF, WAS Sor MORE HoSEsr on ssIS
eERR N rHk FAITH"
Gov. = has many relations and friends ia this con
gressioaal district who belong 70 the opposition We
trust all Of them win read his letter, and weigh well Is,
words Of wisdom and truth.
WI be seen that he does not profess to be whig
On the contrary he says. che was born DcmOcrat. has
sved % good old age Democrat and expects q dc
Democrat, 80 = -
We would not exchange Gov. /. for an il. ran.
qcp', Lyons, &n., m fhs I-.,. 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
nov. DANIEL JENITER.
We clip the following card from the Baltimore
Patriot of the 2lst inst Il speaks for itsrlf.

We clip the following card from the Baltimore
Patriot Of the 2lst inst. Il speaks for isclf.-
eFA.TfMoRE, Sept 90, 1852.
Mtssrs Lfalors "A few days sinceI together. |
suppose, with oiheEsperspns, received circular
Letter from Hon. Daniel Jenifer 10 which he ex
pressed determination not 10 support Geh. Scot
Why this letter was wiit,en-for wbst nntn - =
for whose particular bene fiji il was written. Lid no
know. end cannot telk But | do say, that on lhe
3lst JULY 1852, The Hon. Daniel Jenifer riding
with me in my carriage from Charlotte Hal 10 =
Whtg meeting, 70 be held at Leonardstown 81
Marys county, did say that in the pr sent contest
ne could mol, ami would not separate from his whiy
friends; and say further, that the Hon Daniel
Jenifer, in the strongest and most emphatic man
ner, con lemned the course Of the Hon. William
D. Merfick, who said that he could not SUPPORT
Gen Scott IN the present contest, but that he wonld
vote me a.one as ore Of the electors on the Whio
ticket. " -
What change has come over ,ba sn;,;, ~ a,
honorable gentleman's dreams i III LIS Us
undertake. TO say, that it has been very sudden
and that i i mater Of no importance in the Con.
gressiona district represent
AR. SOIJFRS
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OHIO

The Enquirer Of yesterday gives !. 80, -. 80.
inns state. y says the AbotOnsts win support Scott
because ne = opposed at the South. We don't care
VIVA, their reasons are but very glad Of their
.o'ss hplaces scots election beyond peradventurc
ana We Know aim % be as true as steel, VIC should
ne< object to his receiving all the democratic
Abolition sotes in the Unionna, c.r;,o = az -,
that he would thereby become e;,hor ne,,s.r..
ltonist. Our ncighbor Of H. F,a,;s,r ,a,s~
make the trial. If he thinks RI. yo,;n. q. -. g..
will transmutc him into Dcmoc,., Is, IA, -
expcriment-he shall have our ,h,nl. 81 "a.
IRichmnnd IIsa;..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

SrpDES DEArn--NIr Enos Fry, a son Of
The late Michael Fry, a highly respectable
citizen Of Loadoun county, was found dead
on Saturday evening, the 18th instant, in
the barn.yardi of Mrs n. Fry, near Loyetts-
vile. The deceased was in his 4lst year.
and has left many relatives to mourn his
loss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

4. 1. Rs1ElEs, Esd. whig, and ]. RAxporrH
TrcKra. Esq., Democrat the eecsa.s Tor his District.
hare made the following JOINT appointments to address
The people on he spkest Of the Presidential eect:oa
ustohsr 9Th, Isl day Of The Circuit Court, at Bah,
Morgan county 4
os'onsr i2sh Isl day q the cirest Court Il Berry
oe'oesr issh II day q ihe crsa court. Il Charles
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
ANOTHER soIENrIrIc WoNDERl

IMPORTANT TO ,DiSPEPTTCS.-Dr. J. s.
IIausb,on's PEPSiN the true Digestive Fiad or g.
trio Juice rreparcd from hfnnet or the fonA stomach
Of he Or after directions of Baron Lebg. the great
Physiological Chemist, by j. = Houghton, Phladei
phia This is truly wonderful remedy for Iadigssfor
DisPepsid, Jarndiee, Ktrsr Complaint tonsIipaiisa
and Debiifr curing after Natures method, ~ Ma.
~ture's own AGENT lie GASTRIC JUICE. Pamphlets
containing Scientific cyidehce o its vane furnished by
agents gratis See not;cc~smSng the medical advertise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
WING ELECTORAL TICKET.

la D;strict-Jonx r. KilBY, Of Nansemond.
and District EDwAap X. CHAMBERss o. Meekienburg
Ara District--THoMAs s. FrorRsoy, Of Halifax.
9Th Distrct-HrSrEn H. MARSHALL, Of Charlotte
6th Distrct--AIExANpEa RIyEs, Of Albemarle.
Gin District---WfLLIAsf G. ScorT, Of Powhatan.
III District--JosEPH SRexa, Of Elizabeth City.
6th Distfict-RoBERT MAYO Jr., Of Westmoreland,
On Disfrict--HxsRy w THOMAS, Ct Fairfax,
l0th District-ALExAsDER X. BoTELEa, Of Jefferson.
filth Distfict-JoBx b. BALDWIN, Of Augusta.
I2th Uistrict-Jonx EcHots, of Moaroe.
18th District--WALTER PREsToz, Of Washington.
litls< Disfrict-JoHS j. Jackson, Jr., Of Wood.
18Th District--THoaAs NJ. GALLy, OF Ohio.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

FATAL AFrRAY-A man by the name Of
Harrison. "a blacksmith, was stabbed on Sa-
turday last, by man named Fielding liar
vey, at Snickersyille, in this county, Mr..
Harrison Ged on Monday last from the ef
fects Of his wounds Mr., Harvey was en-
ployed by Mr. II in his shop, and some dif
iculty occurring in the settlement Of their
accounts, Mr. H. struck Harvey several
times and collared him, when Harvey stabb-
edhim twice in the side Harvey has been
committed to the county Jail. His case
will be examined at October court.
FIsfSBlfry EI,,S6fu okj1lfqg b
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- 49, 49, ,---,--------
RICHMOND REPUBf.lCAy.

Messrs. R. H. & E. A. GALLAHER have dis.
posed Of this establishment 10 Messrs. JOHN
CIR AME, Jr-, and JAMES w. LEWELLEN.
who wisl hereafter publish The paper under the
general editorial control and management Of OIL
YER P. BALDWIN ESQ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
TnE TWO pLaTroR Ms Is

!, s. n's isasfssN was adopted ~ he cosxe.,;o,
ss 81 s0es q yeas ~ uays. bsre a.
=, - ss.eera''s Platform 1Es.e4 sss ,...,,..
49,: " :, ne eqaeasioa Of er isbov, !.
yeas le1s nnys 974 's's nos recorded.
Yet Dsmosra,is presses and s,,y,... -.
tey q talk aaoat val u ~ ~ sss efoa-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

95- We are pleased to the life and spirit with
WHICH The canvass i conducted in many parts Of Virgin
ia and the zeal a4d animation which mark the exertions
Of the friends q Geaeral Scott The Wings Of the Old
Dominion are not discouraged nor disheartened by the
co1dent predciie Of their opponcnfs that the state
items are easily nade-and, that, after ALL there Is
noihing like trying. If they fal they viii have dons
their duty. Ifthry succeed % much the more they will
be able to reio:ce- 14lexandria Gaxeffe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
MN. WITS. or HANOVER.

Weregret that we have not yet received
from this gentleman the proof that General
Pierce did not vote against the bill for the
relisf.SsE dmund Brooke. The Democrats
in Chese.f6cld are doubtless quito as impa-
tient as we are The Wings are every
where parading the yotc--as Recorded IN
the House Journals but the eounterproo
is not forthcoming to the relief IF the Dem
ocracy. General Pierce either gave the
vote. or he did not. We offer'in preof that
he did, the Congressional Globe and the
Journal; what evidence has Mr..White to
rebut that2--Rickiaona IFhig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

ri arS indebted 70 he Hon. cn.nrrs ! x
r. haatsone bsuad copy q the ob;'2.,,
= ~ - occ,1ish II he deA.h q he Hon. HrSsv 3,
ae';yesc4 u he sea<se ana il he House Il Renrs
lives q he gniled States Jnse 90 1852, and ,b r.
neral esmoa q the ntr, G. n. Brrtsa. J.Iv =,
rsnsl ty order y he Senate I'D House q epre..s,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

The loeos Intend raising Pierce Pole Today
near he spiIl Office q he point where they erect
I'd ens four years ago. ths fatal Cas- Pole Aspesch
!. d IS delireFcd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
CHlRLESTOWN ACADEMY.

AniNG secured he services Or Mr. IasiEs ",
WILKINS, a gentleman well qualified and af
hiSn moral character 10 assist in The Eagii.h and
SIS SIS deFafmeat Of The school, The principal
sons TO be educated.
or 70 The Principal. n, POWERS
September 80 1862 In
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

As lie printer Sd uld not Be required 10 furnish
ELECTORAL Tickets exclusively At his own expense
The Wings should Be stirring themselves 10 gesting
contributions
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

TnE FIksr RECEIPT OF FLouE FROM FAIR
MoNr,-We are gratiied to know that car
90 of flour was received this morning t2lsH
by Messrs w s. Woodsidel & Son, from
Fairmont, on the extension Of Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad. This is the first, We be-
lieve, that haH'come from that .port-one
hundred anI twenty four miles West Of
Cumberland It was manufactured at Ma
rion Mills, by Messrs. Jackson who have
heretofore sent their -four tb Pittsburg by
fat boats Baltimore Patfiat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

AwFrL TeAdEDY-A negro woman bo
longing to George Nj Garrison, Of Polk
county, Tenn killed four of her children, by
cutting their thrtats,w willie they were a. lecT.
on Thursday might, the ID inst, and then
put an end 70 her own existence by cutting
her throat. Her master knows Of no cause
for the Lorr;d act, unless it be that She
heard him speak Of selling her and two Of
her Children. and keeping Tic others.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

Es- Col McCarty, Of Virginia, whilst on
bis way from Milwaukee, Was taken sick al
Detroit, and died there on tho 18th inst.
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perly wFitl 0 out, and applications drawn up IN
due form and presented
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ner, and wien req tired drawn 10 scale for prac-
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Address
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Washington, Sept 80, 1862. AgeHia
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SIC YOICE RESToREDl

Mr. s. w. 4FoNlc Having seen u,hy crTtifestes
published in relation to Dr. UstmSS 1asaia IF ltdd
Cherry lake this opportunity of offering word in its
favor which yru also at liberty to publish. a lew
months ssace MY xiie,s lungs bceanc much affected
by sudden cold that She lost her voice, and suffered
her friends much alarm. Having heard your Basana
strongly recommended BY those who had used il par
according TO directions and il prcdacca wonderful eE
feet BeIsFc using ono bottle she had completely
covered her voice. the pains subsidized. and her Leai
was soon fully restored, ours truly
eSigneds HENRY y. bklGHfMAAsa
p s S,nh testimony can be relied upon. Ba~eare.
ri az The article you buy Ii must haYc the signature
oil. BUTTS OH the wrapper tobs gcnane.
For sale hy l. NJ. SMITH,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

TIE Whik by. Of charlssioup, Intend raisIpe
Aoo'hsr Pol5fneaf ne Aca3emy. No,ice 81 az
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30

es- For iacipieut consnnl zion, we kaow of no brter
remedy than Iiisfar's Bascna Of It'd ekurr Its
soothing ard healing IN lis nature and Is admirably aapt
cd to allay aai disspste that annoying and distressing
irritation which 50 much prcF ais az THIS e thu
year caused by colds, coughs. aud chill brought ~
relacnt aud sItden changes Of the weather we know
o several severe eases which have been radically eare
BY the use 81 this Balsam. Some two years since =
friend of ours vas suffering under what thoaght 10
BE- ceafraed eoas,np cough loss u appe
tit night s,reais Sc By the use Of the Balsan, no
dspclIcd these alarming encroachmens. and il now ia
The enoynest Of comparative good health. Ners Eng.
land II ash Ag lonian, R0stca
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-09-30
1rnE MUSTANG. IlNIAlENT

Every day evidences Of the value Of this popular
medicine reaches the car Of The public friend Of the
Editors, eesraescr % the Pacihs Rail Road, told h
the other day that he would b. without his
ton any account, whategcr. lie 6nds epnstant nss
Cor il among his hands. The great vano of tA article
has induced May WORTHLESS nlital< under dissrcnls
rascally ch~as o v ekd pani off spurious prel,ars5
lfioa on them Sec advertisement in ah6lhcr column
September %. lS52e-2t. "a