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The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-01
SPRING NIL cry.
MRS. EDWARD.
GROVE STREET. YIc9sBURe.

GROVE STREET, YleKssUae.
II AS recently returned from New Orleans, and
= received per MagnoIia,un assortment Of
BONNETs, RIBBONS. &c.,
which she selected from among the latest importa-
tons with great care Mrs. e. respectfully soil.
cts the attention Of the ladies Of Yazoc and
neighboring counties, to this Spring Sock, which
consists in part Of the following articles:
Embroidered French Bonnets;
Emhr'd Hais $
Rich embr'd Grey French Bonnets;
Straw and Chip bonnets, in great variety;
Fancy Grape and Silk bonnets;
Black and Second Mourning bonnetr;
Grey Riding Hat Chip Hats;
Every variety Of Grey and Straw Hats;
Ladies Dress Gaps;
Bridal Wreaths and Bouquet;
Gilt Head Dresses;
Flowers. outside and inside, in many varieties;
Grape Lisse Flowers, black and white;
Ribbons, large and rich assortment;
This spring stock will accommodate all prices
Mrs. y. will constantly be receiving addition
to her stock, during the season.
Or Grove street, Immediately above the Ma.
sonic Hall. april I, 1853 38-tf
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-01

-nHEUdA ATS AIs Scfofnla, Chronic Ul.
- GERS. Dr0psy, Cancer prolapsua Useri,
Diseases 81 tie Chest and Lungs and Mers
cnrial diseases have been eliecessfn IIy treat.
I'd 81 Dr. b E. e. Bfoollss no now informs
those sullaEfag under any the above named
diseases. thai he will remain II this city for
few months. and Elai he feels confident,
from long practice enfl,e .hoEoug medical
Lief. dis practice will - sII'|' Botanic
R666. 81 Ninn5s Hotel.
Yazao city, Sept. 8, 1859.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-01
CARRIAGES,

bothsof our own and Northern and Eastern manu-.
factories. Comprising Coaches, Coaches falling
top Barouches aud Ghamotlees, Rock always. shde
seat Bnggiesof superior style, With extension tops
combining the conYenienee of Barouche orgRock-
away. Also, roll up side top Baggies, Eiggss
Pheaton, and open Bugglcs Of elegant pattern Tor
single or double harness. Also, Baggy and Coach
Harness, Whips of all patterns, Kidding Brides.
.Martingsles. Birdie bits, Ssi4up irons; Ladies,
Gentlemen aud BOYS riding Saddles Of allpatterns
OF our own manufactures. Saddlebags and Spurs
e-also. Fly Nets of all coloras Webbing for sad.
ulesknts, hand-holdors and furnishing goods of
oil kinds for saddle and harness manufacture.
Also-OiI Carpet, Brussels do, and carpe fringe
Enalnelled cloths OF all colors, patent Dash and
Collar Leather, Hogskins and Saddle Skirting,
Enameiled top leather-also Enamelled Leather.
for Innings, comprising all the colors used. Blue
and Dfab broadcloths, damask of all patterns and
colorss silk for cstoons. rnges for do, silk and
woEsted Tufts, holder iassels, broad and nargow
Laces, tufting buttons Of all colors, tufiing and
band nails. Tacks of all sizes, brass aud silver
knobs, lappanned, brass and silver glass frames
Couch handles and locks, hnlIe Of all sizes, screws
do ); Springs, Axels, top props and capped Nuts,
castings OF all kinds. Alsso--a good assortment Of
BIueksmith's tcols, Coach varnlsh, Paints, Leads
SIC. also Buggy and Wagons hnbs, turned spokes
aid hent shafts and rims, Buggg poles and bows.
and coach poles.
horses. PedlaF wagons, DTagss OF Wagons and
Carts. DrayRnd wagon Harness, kept constantly
on hand Trace hains, Collars, Brides, Whips
and all heavy articles used for such purposes. an
Of which we offer for sale on reasonable terms for
Dash or approved credit. Persons wishing any.
thing IN our ua, will find il their ipserss TO call
and examine our stock before purchasing else
Repairing
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-01
Philip il. Werlein

DlAAp he WGnsHCnnn
WWOST respectfully informs the public and his
~ friends generally that having purchased the
MUSIC STORE
Of VIM. 4. Mayo, be solicils the continuance Of
the patronage heretofore 80 libsfaIIg bestowed on
No, S, Camp Street, and promises q Ieep on
hand the largest stock Of
Pianos, Musical Instruments.
SHeET Music, AND Music Books
In the South, for sale on the most favorable terms
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-01

Benz. FOGGBksall'
Wholesale and Retail benler ii
Fancy ma staple Dry Goods,
SCOTS AND $40 5 HATS 5 &C.
WASHINGTON ST. YICKSB URG, Nj,
White Goods
WHLAIN swisp, Jaconele and Cambrics;
Figured and dotted French embr,d Swisssr;
Check cambFics; hair cofd Dimity;
ga and a. plain ana figured Lncesi
MULE Nana0oks. Tarletona. Crppegs efe.i
French and Irish Linen cambdcka and lamne;
Linen cambricks iof dseesef
Thread Laces. Edeinga aud Inserslngs;
Valencia do do d0i
Embroidered and plain Skirts Grass cloth and
Haircloth Skirts; French coIsets. etc, etc.
Man9Ies.
Emhro;dered White silk Mantloa; White Lace dc;
Black Lace Mantles; black Applique work de;
White Swiss Muslin Nantes.
SHOES.
An assortment Of Ryans Philadelphia work. conc
aisting IN part of
Black and colored Lasting Caters;
do do Bootes;
Rid Bnskins and Jenny Limbs Misses and chill
dren's Boolees, ETC., etc.
Embroideries.
French eynbro'd Chemizettes, with sleeves; !.
Embroidered Chcmize,tes, ali pr ces and style;
Howitton Lace coilaFs;
EmNro'd Swiss collars, Muskatairc patsarnss
do do do d.;
do Valencia Lace collars do dol
Osborne Lace, Swiss and Cambria collais;
French embroidered Swiss sleeves;
do do cambria do;
Scotch do do Swiss and Lace dol
Embro,d Handkercaiels, all prices and qualities;
Grass, Lawn and Linen embro'd Handkerchiefs;
Jaoonel aud Swiss Edgings and lnsertings
Swiss and Cambria Floancings;
SWiss Applique work. ETC.. etc.
Examiue this stock before you make your pur.
chases, as j, is large, and very handsome.
CENT? EMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
LisIe Thread Shirts; S.ik and Linen Cravats;
Check Muslin do Muslin fancy do:
Gauze Cotton do do do Neck Ties;
IS Merino do Six 30 do do;
Linen bosom do Black Italian Cravais
do Drawers; Fancy Silk do;
Jeans do; IIem'd Linen Check Hd'kfs:
Raw Silk half Hoes; Tape bordered do;
Linen do do; Pnnfd do do;
Sup English do; Shirt Collars. etc, etc.
BENZ. F. FOTTERAL.
vicksborg. may 8. 1853.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-01

w NJ. + w 40,
No. 5. CAMP STREET,
LEAVING sold his MUSIC STORE Is Mr.
Philip p Weriein, hereby returns his most
sincere thanks to he many patrons, an, eoliciss
conlinnance Of their favoia 70 bic successor.
VIM T.. MAYO.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-01
BR.IDGE e RRO..
nnALnna ~

april Is, 1853. 4O-i
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-01

c. SKATES.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1853-07-01
POWELL & billiard.

MAIN STREET. YAZOO CITY, MI,
HAVING taken in addition to our former ex-
IL tensiye Mandatory, the establishment
lately occupied by Mr.. .. Fl. Primn. opposite
our old stand, would respectfully inform the pubs
lie that We have made extensive additions 70 our
atatIx of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
THE DISCUSSIONS.

There was large cro,,d =,
10 Berryvile on Thur.dsr IN -, 49,. /, y
needless 10 enter into deEcrin,;rn y =
say, Mr., Boelsr acquitted = =
TO he discontinue n his .a-,.,: Apo
very happily ansEered Mi fanlL,.r 1, D .l,I
every point, BY quotations from M. II =. 49,,
mans ewn previous EXPRESSIONS ma wr5,;. AZ
q q naa 2 60 was 70 make Mr. Fl answer Rimself
Mr, ss'eler prePoundedga question 70 M. r 4 non
Ealen great ealofcnriosiiy has been rnaniissted
ouI could gel no rsply. How happened II ma IL
"a, sams %. e eiId two years ago. and
ma endargefed. TIE nnskrs Al, issue beiwsea
Msssfs, bsdinger and Byfaa was Il for TIE goel
o. .hs 81 nemo raey7 MI was num- and lrisdt
npn,rs- WHY expfsssink his belief thar Mr.
sols,sr Intended 10 wvile his biogIa phv. Ths|
I1usa was .ursed, however, w remark rom SAM
wouldn't sell - M = YPss s lne 1ook
!. rs FsOas Royal, on Monday, MIR. r. vas msd.
70 esnn .es CORRECTNESS Of lie sentiments adm;-
Icy ATTRIBUTED 10 bin by Mrs. Stowe. IN her
Aey According tonaderslandis 2 he gentIe ~,
80 70 ptocess 10 Page but in reply 10 an inquiry
!, .n.l P9inh Mr.. F. declared be 1suld rnset NJ
3 z 1ut enc more, and Thar would Sc Is Ham.
~, .s. % Monday nexL Mr. Faulkner i ~
y ms ssqnniF, where be has been ENGAGED for
y .n1er aays past in ekrt1in caarasfer ofslsr-
tsNse't.Sss-- btnetesfcr Rep,t5lrkar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
FsF PIE Free Press.
DoTELER AND rAULkNE

4 MEssRs EplrosS tin order is counteract ! !.
pert which has beea very industribuslg circnlaisd
by tbs frieads of Mr. Fanlkacr-andA nerbs - Il
some instances BY The Hen gentlemanhimself Ii
The more resie psrls OF the district: -e lhe ar,
that he-Mr. Fsulkner-will get ali 6he vote. !,
HarPers-Ferry, al ia coming election
! take this occasion 10 say that such is mol ne
fact, and pronounce the report movement 10 ma Ne
Fetes, and without a ffsuniation IL fact
There is local question which las been
brought tesbear in his favor ana will dontiI.,,
make him some votes but | am happy 10 ssY
that the current IS resciing
Quaie a number--to nv certain khowl.dos
have recently recap;ed their FaulknerisFn and eow
Pasi,ely declare their intention ID vote fer MI,
bstsler, and more am persuaded viii recant be-
lore the day OF election Sobersecond tbougbt 4
dstDg her perfect work
1 The loca question ether wiki ethef nnderha,h
m9vemens--io theccnrary notwhstanding-4-can
hot vary the usual result 10 myoPinion len votes
a. ms precinct viii stake my reputation as
lf3Mr. Faulkner was unobiectionable ~ ~. Al
mocFaey; Of course wsuld not pretend TO claim
lhfs result but lac hnmser Of democrats who wifi
vote for Boteler or not vote al all viii lend h
proximste-if not qnite-csTiainly within ten vots.
our usual result al this precinct
Bateler stock Is now decidedly Iaboyesnar ,rd
Still improving Present indications authorize M |
20 predicting Waterloo defeat for Mt Faulkner
POTOMAC.
harpers Ferry May %, '53.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
DEMFJCrfATIC VIEWS or the FATE
DUE a TRAITOR.

-, l;,.i- ueed 1, ~ a.y hing ourselves
- ', 4 = course which BepoeFstc insr'-,
r. rsDs, Il may BE inappropriate g qa''e ~
-.ftIe Richmond Eranin1, healing Denocr.~ -,
$3.50 ,rrr,;,e. !. one q doe indePesdent
s,,irit. who never miaees his words lie ea's
SPADE little lners thsn yesr 1nee. Pc s
present Representatives in Compress of setnng az 80
means any ding bat reputable sad used tsr'
a. ~, rS..;..r -. ,op;ed BY III. sbritef ye6sOa
viii approiasioa bat liifls more than year sgoi
Isi lei rs quote The Exnninernop. y u true. ihe
yd;,or Be- aiming ss disrst object. bst the truth
q 10, more sppcsbIs IN oss district than asothsr Hs
says:-
The ebbef sad the cord 10 the traitor The poll
eian Who Z willing % tread upo the neck Of his party
and sell h principles for place, 4 much more danger
Gus enemy 10 his country than the most 0Pes sad
fhorouxh- going Whig- We can know Whist the wing
will do be gains The power he strives aster; bet We
cannot know what wthout principle and eon,cieoes
will not do when he has the hope q gam before his
eyes. Placed brtwcea two snfb men, with no otheE
choice as indFidaals shonld not hesiiate fer one
moment 70 throw our vote cor The Wig; sad occupying
the post Of Misunderstanding ne DO the solemn res
poasity Of that post We feel np dsabi eomPunctou
IN advising every reader who has vote, 70 give Il II
abe wav which will hit the trptof and rebel most e
f-etsalir Apy course Is wiser SAFER and honora
Me thsa that which wifi help one who l. vile enough
barter his principles for Plies. BEELxKsrB bsiors
] Jrpkg forever ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
NO WING vIEroRY.

when Mr. Faulkner was a candidate Tor coaErcs, in
the fall Of 1851. the Democrats papers regularly spoke
Of him Is the Wig eaaddate and warned their party
not split uPoa hin- whea sssa. By the detection
Of the Democrats who did not relish Mr. Bedingsrs Sc
eessoa dortrne these papers denied that i vas
H7ig triumph; nor did the whig papers 50 claim Il
Fankner supported Is UAien tphisi but no can
did Wing ever claimed il = Wing victory They knew
the District thea Democrats, and could elect IL
man united. and therefore wec not guilty Of the alb
surdity Of exuting As partizans-
Member will they do 90 oSerlM Botesrs, election
They may view j. as suitable rebake TO the political
trimmer. who, eatks ies in The face Of hIs Former
friends and supporters. at WHOSE feet he was PurriAg
bat few short months sinee and they will be bound IN
eandor aad honor to ascribe Il to the general disgast
which independent district viii exhibit when an at
tempt is made Il for the advancement Of an ambi-
tioaI and selfish politician. IA
No. no. the people Of this Congressional district are
not mere puppets 20 be used BY Charles james Faulkner
first on oae SIDE and then the:other.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
NO RELATION.

numsfously attended meeting Of the De
ocrats Of Norfolk, Va, was Aefd il tkat civ an
Saturday night last .; which ptea nnble and T..o
iusions we're adoP.es strongly reaelsraling against
me course q The admAstfaticn id re-instating as
postmaster and navy agent tie oliIipeu mben.s IN
der former Democratic adpinisiFaiiUns They
eonflainthht The postmaster has held Office siraeen
ysars and 'he havy agent nearly DC same length Or
time The neeting also resolved 10 ..,.ro,, ~.
Francis A. Beghjh fos csuyr... p.,aad -
Millssn. 'he fesular nousinse. The fsilorinz !.
nons the resolutions adapted are roiaiea as web q
spicy: 4
Resalrei, Tia, Father Rstchie ,tkll 49,. ~.
on tae Dem pcracy Of NorksIkif ~ f,,s lase.
mind hisYeWa business. and III Hrs $500 ae I'll
have giyen him no authcr3ir a. .I,.st 49,. "
cannot permit him to sratty Ais ~. ana
the expense of EarII he,has y lnis :,
10 Sustain and enlarge 1o-'iiDe.eu
Kssskrrd. Thatthe okherss Ola E,~sss.ls !. u.
OF The STATE who aided han in sl,;l \, 4 - eu'
rage On our rights, were gully " rr.l, - ~
nepce, By meddling with ibe ropksrns N =.
who can discover nothing ii rkem 80. Psfpa s
weight on ne advancement Of the Democrstie
ea1Eesss5 Ti FIJI tI r-t-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
For ne Ffee Press,
SUDDEN DEATH.
IIAapERs .FERRr. Mar aad "a.

n IlARPERs FERRY, MAY 23d 1872
Stephen Smith, hoatman from Shenando,h
Cvlniy, died suddenly at this place On Mednesday
las. His death may Be attributed 10 tie followio.
caases. Feeling indspssed, he went 10 pbysi.
clan fer the purpose of getting blea. The do.tor
al hrst refused but after repeated solicitation. an
the part Of Smith, urging that for soma wears nas,l
il had been his custom to get bled regularly eyery
spring, the Doctor at length rcluctantI comnlied
with his wishes. Feeling greatly relieved bv he
operation he went i'm nediaiely and limbihsd fraeI
Of rum He then sought bis Companions. with q =
Of whom he commenced wrestling Initse scufi.
the bandage was removed 4rom his arm WI Z !,
bled again very freely. His arm was banda ged =
sFcynl ums' anu ne ladalged 10 frearent pota-
tio9s Of liquor between that time and eyenisy
Towards night, however, The banda =. was .esin
refnoTed, and the incisieas being opened afyesh
blea a pfefnsely As al FIRST This eentinned for
s2Lns time, ana gfeWiAs weak fr4m the loss Of
oHoea, ne sai howa upon c1rbslone. Finally, be- I
cbHing still weaker. BE arose aud nfoseeded Win
feeble steps 10 the Drag Store Of Dr.. Hammord 4
whp again dressed ms arm he shortly afterfsll
inIg state OF iasensihiliy from which he did mi
receiver. and ia iaat stale was conveyed 3 ~.
MAYORS Oiice, when he died ia some Iwentv. 6ve
OF thirty minutes. He was IS OF SO Wears az 80
fortunately be leaves no wife o. chiIdTan to rno,rr
ihe loss Of husband anil father. fhds snaderls
slztcbed from time 10 eterniiF M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
moNoRs TO AlaGINIa.

We are not sure il is I'D honor to our State 10
nave her sons carried into the national service BE-
cause Il seems like weaving their affection, fro;a,
their native land, but il rarely happens that any
administration attempts 70 eel along altogether
without their aid. II is true, We have no Csbip.t
minister, nor any Of The highest diplomatic ap-
Pointmenas under The present dynasty, but it is well
understood that Senator HUNIrR was invited "a
seat as one Of the Presidents advisers.
This being declined, Pre4idek PisacE has DEEM.
ed u advisable 10 make as latge distribution II
bis honors as possible Aeeor3ingy, we 6pd to,lr
o. the secondary appointment given 10 virginia,
to wit:
e. RGHAaD x MrADE (qnsfaaa wHig) Charge 10
HsSHr BsDlscER Charge 10 Denmark;
saELIoS =. LfAks, Commissioned TO the Sand
n |! Rohr,r G; so4rr (quOndan whsS) Consul %
The lsgier is The fsftest ii all but a. CAM, Scot.
4 the 'killtui markspan who g brought down. The
Old Fogies by single shpt, ana gave Pr..iden,
PiEncE The nominaiion, nothing short Of such i
Consulate would have been asui,able rsluEn Tor
such A cenfre shat lE 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26

Th0nsh have had eccasoh, u cur eaiiori,l e,r..-
% Dc battle in or handle way s<aisst ca. q he t
ariye nd energetic shsnPioqi q ~ Denorraic party
vsssaaoi omit 70 express ou Pessaa gratifssion q
the appointment q the Hoal Hssar Brprxarn. :,
Charge a Aaarcs 10 DshmarkI
This sPPeintnedt 5 aereptSAe Il a.n Or bo,h p.rt;e,
here, ese.sse Mr. Bednger y geatlesaaa Of fae ca
Paeiy; aad Is The peoerats ast have he important
appoinincu,s, il is bd right that the regular varriors
sAOad hare the 'Poil Instead q ne nloagrsI polt
sians u the day. NJ
mr.. b. docs not hold soufi meats npba national ,o,
altogether Eoageai.I with ours ret = The rcprese.,
tire II The Rspabe abroad W feel yure he IN .v.v.
mainIaa with proper spirt tf es;rtssy All frmhe.
the rights aid Interest," Il he e6aafrx
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
PLEADING HARD.

Mr. Faulkner is advising the pabc. through the sdi-
torial columns Of the sParr, that candidate for Con
gress from the 9Th District has bsea chosen By the
Democrats Conyeatioa in the person Of the Hoa.
CHARLES JAMES FAuLKNER.Y And asks, IN another
place. what broader yindieition does any ma want
Of the truth and force Of Democratic PrintPles thaa the
attraction to them Of such men e
We are inclined TO think the yeofnanfy Of the DIS
,rct will teach certain gentleman that they
derstand perfectly well the s5rt Of attraction which
carried him over 10 the dominant party
They will scarcely be eoaxed erep by the honied &C.
cents Of the dstingushed and sfe gentleman" himself
TO stsity themselves. and take ap mushroom genera
,ed Il, IN. h,s,v comoosts Of packed caucus.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
ODD FELLOWS, PRocEssIox.

Aioaday last being he dav appointed by Gale
d3aia Lodge No. 70. 10 Q F.. o. Shepherdstown.
iara Fable procession Of the order, our town was
lhr9nsec a. an early hour. with strangers and Wis
itpF From different sections Of Ibis ana adjoining
es94nsss The procession formed al the Lutheran
ChaTch and proceeded thence. accom- ied Nv ~
Sf9pnerdstosn Brass Band and other music 10 the
PFahgIerian Church, where al able and effective
ADDE'S. suited % the occasion. was delivered by
ihs Reg Mr.. FINK Of MaFiinsbnrg. va 10 ! large,
brilliant and Intelligent audience. The perfor-
mafce. 81 the band as the processi. moved onward
20 the church was exctiieaf filing the heart with
glafsosne feelings heir enchanting holes fell IN
qaisk succession upon the delight ear. The
singing Of the choir, which formed prominent
fetilfe of the exercises before and ai1er the de-
Lively 6f the address, vas also Of ine character,
ard; reelected credit upon ali participating ID the
SANG. Altogether the occasion was one Of which |
the !srder have just reason 70 cherish grateful
recollection, and should serve 70 stimulate The
mtrSbefship 10 i1crcaSsd activity and zeal Ia be-
halfof Is high and holy principles. ihepracfice Of
uhi5h must ever result in doing good and dispsi-
ling evil SterterdststFn Rsgisfsr. The 10th.
& II II
" Shetoa r. L<1ks, a Virginia. Il i stated &,
bstl arPontei cmn;ssioner 70 he Sandwich Islands.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
1.-THE DYING GURGI.E."

Thi, was the very apt phrase Of quiet and observant
gentleman on casting his eye over the long and abOred
editorials Of the last Winchester virgipan. The very
magnitude Of these efforts % vidieate fanlkners con-
aistency and the "potcal inosaliiy Of the District
proves how aruly the apprehs Of the virginian
have been awakened. In the faes Of Tucker and his
friends, who ;gsd out Of the nom
4aton. the virginian has the arontsry to assert that
socu sfter FaakneFa rfsplary chosen demo-
party prisePay, discovered s germs Of treason, I'D
narsed and no.rshed them Sith parents III
predicted his deserto, because il had assurances from
So of his ia,iraats l0RGr " =.
d tne gteaf teAfutss
q NE dsnoeratie PlaffofmF And caps the climax Of
aesnrdltT hX declaring that stMr r. has been demp-
Mr. Faulkner has been hy ncerife n,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26
Gun SCHOOLS.

f-s-- Assed against the present
these schosls OFFER. excerl for instr eiipn
branches Of education; ,Ei.s sgS pT0EsSb says.
tsd BY this paper, would mss assuredly tend to ell
syate ne standard 81 these nurseries u the young
ssTs n rs Rs 'fSqEbi III s:e hsiIsE
Pfoveneni Of those alrsad \ engaged III teaching
Tor who would be contentwilh a low salary, teach.
Ing The ,ommon branches only, when proper
course 81 study would fs him to4teach the higher
branches also, and secure an increase OF paya
we presume thatIthere are $40 Or more children
Of both sexes attending these stRools.. Suppose
.aers should be selected al YEARLY examinations,
nfid IN each school such Of the scholars as have by
insus'fy attention 70 studies and good behag iour,
gwen security that any further advantages afford
ed lnem) wiil not be misplaeed--and formed iato
hlsh School to be located At ii. couniy-Seat.
Inc institution might have male and female.
department.. Its teachers should Be selected from
taess who have proved themseItes worthy of pro-
motion from the District Schools. Il should b
provided with LibF airy, chenie4l and Philogoph-
ieai apparatus aas al the other aPPatienanees Of
the hest Summaries ID the couniry.
We think there are men ia our midst who Womb
williAgy contribute towards the establishment and
support Of an insl ptiOn Or This fcharacer as il
weuld do away withthe neeessiyi Of sending heir
children from home, n time when auolhei love
and q fathers care are res, needed.
we have thrown cut these hints. BY way OF sug-
gss,isns 20 other min ds more capable Of handling
the subject as il deskrves-ahd trusting that they |
may not bs passed By With eateIess. super6ci,l |
glance. What we want is consideration II y. /
could take every good citizen by the button hole
and Pia him down % a few mor5en,s chou. btful-
ness, The half Of our task would BE- accomplished =
We have Up fears for The iesaIt il The people win
AXE the iniative steps in this matter II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-26

The editor Of the Spirit, ID his s,, issue r,ll;..
Democracy 10 sustain Faulkner On The ground ,ha, NJ,
oeeat theirs But he does not sppSsl 10 the party 10
come up TO the rescue for himself Hrtrpecfs them an
% 40 af' and expects enough IF good easy, eOn6diag
WAg to forget the abuse heaPd upon ker party, and
help to send him TO Richmond =
Well scarcely know What act Of yepero.itv i. IL
much 10 expect Of Wings who have ON more ,b.n III,
occasion helped Democrats into oicebut -, ,ns III
pared, al this time, when tainted .od de,;d.d =, M,
apostate Congressman, to ala the Democrats ~. /
Proclaimng Of yeaerson-as Il nav doe, Of R.,L.l.v
that il is redeemed regenetaied md d,en,hr5 j,
ono good fellowship and brOtheriy love don't require
another sacrifice 30 great As thi,