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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08
WING NOMInATI0Ss.

The whiE State couvcutioa, which was u session u
city yesterday closed the bushess hsd lest
inG.- aihssoaus ske tEabrn M n & ssrsly
gsr and better Mr.. Bowie i By no means On !.
Variability candidate, IN the eommoa seceptaoa of III
term. Yet his high political standing iloy integrity
bis public career impsrs the that elected
the executive Affairs Of the State will be
with signal ability, sound discretion, AID prevailing
concern for the general good Mr. Bowie has represent
has enjoyed the reputation Of being Of The most
tive, zealous, aud indnstious members Of the Mary.
land representation.
Subsequently the Convention completed Us busiaesl
By the nominations Of Dr. J. Hansen ThomSs Of Balti
more. for Comptroller, and James b. Rican5. Es5., q
Kent, for Lottery Commissioner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08
TaE Mkt e0ncREas.


The next Congress will coniain, Ia bah branch
=, (says he AIsxaldria Gazeiie } s,roag n,iori-
DIES q favor Of The Atmibisira.iSn-- he ses-
sion commence Whether these malofiIies will
remain The same. - The el0se oftAe session, II .
maizef u great doubt. Wild that however, We
have nov nothing 10 Do Il does no, follow hat,
because he wings are ID . minority d Congress.
they vill Be useless there. On the contrary, ~
link. their .missions Is inpsrtant his rot ex-
peeled that they will Be noisy, faetio1s % the
contrary. their political friends hope 70 zee lkem
acting fairly and dscrcelly. But IN he divisions
thai will arise IN the dominant parry 20 more than
one great question. they will hold The balance Of
power, and will be snabled 10 act freQpenlly, % a.
70 effect great good 70 the country. We trust lhey
viii be active and ygilant-exp0 sing eror eorrup-
lion or fraud wherever IL exists and re desire 10
zee them. especially, seeking 70 eject reform and
rstrenchmeDt in those departments Of the gorern-
ment which need the application Of these wholesome
measures. The Administrator should Be sheld .
iis responsibility" for al is promises, aud iIs az
peadituyes SHOULD Be- carefully examined. 10 short,
iei the Wing members Of Congress deserve we'll Of
their eoun,ry BY acting the psrt Of .aiihfal senf
neis On the watch towers of liberiy.D
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

Ii another column viii Be found an Interesting
-aeepunt Of the Bsil@sn Ascension iron the Shan
naFdale Springs On Thursday last The occasion
.wat one Of great interest, and the aseeSsisn -
,sneeessful Is any occurring In this county. The
,sseension was made BY Master CHanLEs WISE,
goElh but lille over II years. who exhibited such
.selEpossession ard iaripidity unusual fOs one Of
j klsiyears. The DAY being 6ae he ascendsd grad
/, nalsy and IN handsome manner-vayinghi his ban
ners. - PASSED up. The Balloon was sesn from
,,he:Spr.r = Cor more Than 40 hour, thus aaerdne
a,l.sreseat ample time for seeing u
Cant. ,SAps,Earox whe got up the occasion at {
helvy azpendi.are, deserves The thanks Of the Peo
eSs Ralosn was accessible % every portion Of ID.
CaEntv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

THE EATE DeEL--IaJ The telegraphic account Of the
duel At Bi1denshurg. Tuesday evening between S.nl
g. Davis and Robert Ridsway, Esqrs Of Virginia. ffhe
latter editor u the Bedford Scufinel typos raphcal
error made Il appear that Mr.. Dnyis returned his aniax-
cnists fire. II shoald have been that he received SIS
Ere Il i understood thai Mr. Davis bad defernined ii
his mind bsore hand not 10 fire upon Mr., Ridgvay
At ALL and did at do He had plsccd Letter to that
effect II the hAnds Of His second, 10 be opened aifer-
wards II he had taen n the combat. Some facts which
came 70 his knogledke subsequent receiving t5r
challenge said have Nd % this deteminafCn o. his
parf.-B aliinors Sun.
AHASpsoAEi JArr.-1rhe bandsomess buiIdfnk Il she
Churches, Bnnk{, other public buildings approach Il IN
arrhifceinral bepafy Verify, the roees 81 that region
live II alace and The honest deserve great cred
Il ior keepinx oss d. H. The only danger d breaking
i,n n ikaf <dfec 4nst be from the outside We are
~ quite 1s4 q ~ good taste Of providing inch ~
eicxs4f Iocknx estabishpent ~ e c1fertsinent n
r,<cals ni<kntgd Mad
Dr.Ttrcr1yB hns-Thc ho1sc u Mr.. Porie,s.ls
a Hsiss "A. n III eonaty, vas cDnsaed By ire On ne
nirhl n c z5sd Fnsianf The smaies escaped Is Their
r;4kt cofhes hs.nk nearly exery article 81 frritr ~
ti1fti1gs The men1cr \. the family who was Hrst =
fur1cI, so11 hcf rf.9H burning Ter arm vi bar-t
te4e1.,yis e ~ q fsssnins child from he Hces
rra oncf q ne n4ly we're more o. less Injured bui
ppze d>'s,rcp1iF sl1mton Spectator, Augnsf 81.
tEfgtAn EsNBkz-s While Il de Norih Ameri-.
=. z.2s isN aaEs ,so ioII0winy oca1rsd:
ssss ss5 s's ys'' IS e psy'ss si,
e.9caF distance q 6 et ~ s.roei roo. ,Is fc,d
~ bact q CoF3ish NAV Who r,s u Woft 4 he ST.
IN q ~ al sid tonntei a inls k;1t.o Il sg.1rr
Iii1o& ni4sg. TAe tey f.sAssrd hslsrii np. RET =
~ ~, I'd ~ y iks l.i,<f' a. ..ilcr q IN eha.s
~ niIk, - ~ ~ Iiis din 1o1s i Ps,PeiS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08
marfled.

On wednesday The 3lsi plt., ~ the New. 2 Mel1efs
FRANCIS B. JONES, Of frederlck county zrd M.
SUSAN CLARK d>ughtcf q William = Gefks 81
Winchester. 60 t
o. me s5,h Of August " The Rev =. lsael. JAMES
WiETT 10 Miss EMILY Duke. an q Clarke
On The bridge q Harpers Perry Sunday exealees
o. ~ ;.sssat 81 ~ Rev 81 Weity GEORGE w.
H0FFMASTER, % Miss NACHkb 2. CAAkks - q
this county.
On the same day. hy the SAM. LUtER MtaCkX
10 Miss LYDIA JANE NfQLQEN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

o.; TIE STOMACH prepares the elements Of the bile
and the blood and il il does ecbIy aud imper
iecily, liver diseases the certain result A. soon,
therefore, any affection Of the liver is perceiveds
may be SURG that the digestive organs out Of order
The first thing to be- done. - 10 administer specific
which will act directly upon the trnachthc handspring
Of the animal machinery. For this purpose re caR
recommend HooFLAND's German Bitters prepared BY
DR.. G. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia Acsing alterns
tive and tonic strengh he digestion, changes tho
conditions Of the blood and thereby gives regularity -
the bowels. ~. ISeptembvr =, 1s5a.--2t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08
MN. cLAY.s HOMES.

4 asy not Be generally known. though adver,
sssd thu to,h he birthplace and late residence Of
he Hon Hcxnv Cncy are new Tor sale-,he latter
By pfopiaioa u his WI. ashland" l. pefhap.
more es,eAm.ed'shan ae kaabe cottage IN the
''shaaes Of Hanover" hat cams Be a. sbiee. Of
greater interest he student ana hs,ofizh Who re.
nensers tina, same county Il Virgiaia siss pro
nscc& Patrick Henry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08
JOHN s. GAIILAIIER

Lu1e 1HIIu dUH1I0T q IHe! I7edsNTyr-
REFORE resuming his resideBcs in Virginia.
- (his native Staie,1 will attend TO such claims
may be entrusted 10 bis management for fae next
~ months. He makes no special rxleTenccs, but
relies upon his extensive acqlaipiance throughout
the Union and his Familiarity with The whole rot-
tine Of The Departments.
Widows Pensions attended TO upaa, very reason
able terms. Address him 1t Washington, d. G..
July %, 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

De- Sixteen Of the best Apohecaries Baltimore say
Of STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY ExPECrO-
RANT tor Coughs, &C., and Of sTABI.ER'S DIAR.
RHOEA CORDIAL Coz -AGecii0ns of Tie R0icels. that
they satisfied that they medicines OF eREAr
VALUE and very efficient Cor the Of the discasesgf
which they recommendedt that they bear he eei
dence or skill and in their preparation andstyle Of
putting np, Sc See advertisement ID smother roiamn.
September 8. lS53--lm n ~ rs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

Usn. Drer Hibh.r1. trosker q II 4. ui1k.,1s =
~ togn VS. killed q d. 81 uIIino ~ ~ tr@fi<
81 sl1rnE he roof q stlrch nil !. ~ Tl1<e
1i1l.acs e lusnfy 81 q 1ors. zirikinf - ur11,
- pile q pine roofs Dr. Ui1bar4 r>prrs1uie( ~
lo91 4 Concord i thc Le(i<l.f1rs q Feiczi e. st
4 ycnr. - ~ sEhlIc e ~ 5n1GN ~ &f@E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

- -.
- W1.k'6<'c1 Crioa ~ r,''.1tl l.fc..s1s
!. f-l.,r@r,.- 11nin|.irslidn. 1lsi Il ny fies
800 -.,ss,ri y oclcc uiII 1fsD -, Iaiehiion .
>-,~~ ~ ,s.rciy sgltz,Ion prr.iien. Pierce siil
,..,,rsI : dismiss hinl Nov can / rally = ros'
si.se ia De orssp-srisdef II Ws,tllsion txh'
,s,stsolniely laughed - y n, orn parry here
81 ,ke kurdy-sufdy s,yls II vhch he msupfseisrs'
.sssc daily } = dan enough y suppose iha' ssJ
cn-eis'l<r ; . sresn . . make any ssel
aronall
Bui nkIls ~ plaee-nan 3 di,crset snsogA =
Ma kis oun pe.cc--is y nnn Ior he line bsi.e
--h,s -, Bis parry s.ilsi ihreefolt arsng'h y
As f1vor q. shosn u1ts lhe beeniy-syAe1 9
b1yins " .le istiionsf
4 q 81 ns.1fi6ns ~ ~ Bau9rrners = Nes
Yea k.ve ne ascc.isney, and ihss he oie nun-
hers ere kicked OF q Tsunsny . vel g hon
u Albs1y ssnhedrimi
The Unioh bo.sh tbai he Democracy o. nc
sou,k-lhe Pre- e.tiog ard Ulion-dissolvinE sOuii
-have approved President Pieiee's sPPoinimen
= she Buaslo men d 1913. vho SPIT upoa and Dc
riSei ths csss Platform q ih.t srsi Verify. hi
b toine he vksls length e human eEfoniery
Dulfscis seen % justify de assertion hat he rank
~ 81 he Souihern Democrats have become "suh
,nis.ionistsn 81 tks most ahieet order. They han
Ma conquered -snbdned. famed, WHIPPED inl-
me spI6iier hey intend making about ths Pseif
Han Road question Il he next session yin hsv
.bou, he ssns eject thai he moek-thunder Il II
s,Ses has upon ths occupants Of The pc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

fnbe4l1ncs = ~ Hniker rarly = Ns1 Ymk | Tke
GoErr1ncal n1rerii11< !. ri1n tolhr Hu;nF Poll ~
the Anes. bod AboIisa iourl1.. ~ ~ ID 1e =
uhisllcd doun he uind, prey = tcfI1ne.n EtEn
fhal inbccs munlk-pirce q W11kinxtrn, - l,i61,
hss boldly re,i IL Ep ct e - rzFy rcsi1i M
The Fssesocrs cSnslilnle he piih ~ nal.3 q
- Dcnocfulic cnfc.1t.--I T1nckr.ic- Er,1,';c,n ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08
NKlNd TnE YRII..

On he istissss1t. a TIE Convent Il he vista.
tisa. Frederick 0i.y. nd. Misses Maria Dooley,
.cflnlknd. and Mary HaaSegsnl q Philadelphia,
sesre 1tninsd % he rsIfisas habit receiving viii
u Ne nanes Of sisisu sars Frances and Mary
AlskisA o. he same dsJ ais.sr Mary Aaeus.
iias made Der soena preiessioa q he tksse seli.
eies. VOWS. Rsv. Fs,kss Mnllsdy and Fsu1iel
rsc.idsd 90 tie o>casion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08
New Orleans, Tuesday Aug %, 1858.

AbscosDrNa SLavEs CAPruaED--The British
ship Samuel. Captain Morris, which sailed from
Portsmouth,. Va. on Thursday, was overtaken in
Hampton Roads. BY The steamer WIN Selden, and
as was suspected, Two slaves were found secreled
on board; one Belonging TO Mrs Taiem, and ihe
other - Capt Jarvis. young marine, belonging
10 the Y. 8 ship Pennsylvania. who has mother
IN London. was also found slowed. awav IN the
ship Capt. Morris who rendered The officers v
cry aid 10 the search. taken back TO Portsmouth
and commiiied q await an examination, although,
Il Is believed he had knowledge Of The attempted
escape, until II was made knownto him BY the po-
lice.
ezWe have received copy Of The Map of JEFF
fers..1 County, Va, By J. Howell Brown from ac-
tuaIsnrye,s with he Farm limits. Il i very b.au-
IInlIs rneravsd and r. eosen up IN The very bet
s,ylet Altogether this map i highly ereditablr,
and vii Be extreme nsei1L ne 1isn we had
inst such maps Of al III counties IN the Si4lr
fAiszasdis Gazat<
lGkxkrDsIa, LouDorn AND EsnFsHinE r. r -
Charles P. Manning E~q The able <ngineer q his
road his inst organized corps Of FOR he
western end of he ronie. The party 10 which We
slinde ere now encamped near Paddyiowu, I'd un-
det Mr. Frost head 3fihe cozps-Will 500. de-
eide ihe praetcabuiiy Of rail road IN hat drec-
lion -- Cnntrrisnd JSnrn1k
4 N1naurn TolB.--We learn from he Pcueh-
ke&psie Daily Press, thar couple Of Workmen, u
Fifchs skip yard, while engaged u Se~ihea o.
eusi ine. cane acfoss large Dad snpeei s,erriy
n " c<nlre which vas alive and weighed seven
and , holf poondsl The Ioz !, perfectly so1nd,
and y Supposed % Be- one hundred year4 ODD
How KS iosl rskip k6i ih<re, and how long n &C.
cuoie1 his shne qnariefs 3 4 uTslcfy, Of eoafrc.
ETs1 <sniiem1n i Il present - opr village Ell
kit'iite IL model 81 1<I|-fa<EIrE Grade, and
c!trI3e p s>'i ~ rish' ofael1ns snd e.,E /, =
nntsl.'.ad ih.' I 'os I''st 3 .s'.s v''.a q.
I [<.~H<, fsleliSfne,r.
6srt<1 Dr1rn.- Es,ii.<Iss 1srl ~. r. a..
M. J.11I reesni'y .rt,i,.el 1eiers from Isn1cs
e. = Is. P<n>isn 1lIc<. N1s 1a1d ircsrs<il ,hs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

Although The season has approached for closing
sttkis nssure <ksored spsl. yet here ara now kns
company there. Yesterday ue observed . Large
.psrsy IN their Wy, and ne doubt % lang a. The
'veaiher remains - warm as Il present. iheeon-
PAM win increase For natural bsApsys and
Assl.kitssloring water. skannondale stands uari-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

rElThe - x ,hs "a eSlrsr,. non d. N.-
sie.al Ilnxlliceacer. iwo uesksseo. n rersra 3
~ D3i,ll.ef tks While House. -. erroaeoa. +,
s.selt Asss heyn sepl Z. 1874. 'innsad Il ieiz--
zes's Re ao' nov dGes e Ca. lHumpkieyf
De.lanr alive. ogAoi he % rho looi pan d IN.
so.n.e't Msssn .ealY enpmers,s ,he fsliduine
lsn Neeesy= nAena, Griess LAM. I. Rs>soc
esnest srlder. Mili.n slriirr. George -
ann>essy teye,, reAa 5. os''.k<r. 1,rob 49,,
fhQnrs 6.edman S11 EIiIIi.n Cree
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08
10 c0RkEsPonDRETs.

A. ysSesife 70 give = nueh variety 70 our col
Suns = ss<zibie. correspondents would do ven %
Asve eye e tsriy 70 ensure pubiieation Il sheir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

Qeol bgs.r - sriti.1 z51s.,,is>..
I'fet a lee>l hsse I>xcfei - 4ilk ioc Il N,
l1if. telSre taking ~ trpar1nss We 1o11, -
|i~ ~ y hold r.,rs under iAs o1,cj, ) ,s;,1..
e!F>4 g g.. ,. <oa.'t'' h'1.-'f fa>,i-
'ci. 1rt -'c,. SAM - Eoo.< /, y
r'r<E>1 - r'<.<1~ Az 20 ~ RAJ = -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

Qo-The following Card appeared in tho New
Orleans Crescent Of the 23d ultimo. 1t commends
itself to the Christian public Of the whole country
PRAYER FOR THE CITY.
As Gods hand is now heavy upon u.s. and as the
Bible abundany testifes that God hears the prayers
Of his people aud teaches us that it is our duty To-
pray to Him for all men, and to call upon Him in
trouble 4
Therefore we Ministers and Pastors Of Presbyterian
congregations in the city, do hereby for ourselves
and in behalf of Church Sessions and congrcga-
tons appoint Union Meeting for humiliation and
prayer to Almighty God, to be held at the second
Church, corner Of Pryana and Calhope streets. at 5
o'clock every afternoon, beginning with to-day dur
ing the prevailing of the epidemic And we cordial
" invite all brethren Of other churches and the
public generally to- unite with in humbling our
selves before our Maker and in acknowledging His
Sovereignty over US, and in supplcating Him to de-
liver rs from the pcstilence that now desoates our
city and especially that God viii be pleased to turn
His anger away from rs, and give us grace through
His Son Jesus Christ to repent Of all our manifold
sins city and people, and incline the hearts Of
all men TO learn righteousness when bis judgments
are abroad In the land. w. A. Sc0Tf,
]. ]. HKsDEfsoS,
n G. NORTH
New Orleans Tuesday Aur ~ 1asa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

Local M 9 IN or da.

Gs-A PTotracted Meeting Nv i'll be sell al Shenandoah
Furnace under the drecii Oh Of the MINISTER'S III Berry
vile Circuit, M. Church, commencing On Friday
ming Sept 10Th. 7ioclock Thesers ices duripg the
day will be cid in the Grove next the Church. Heaeh
ing every day until VI Il O'Clock A. NJ,
and g. aud a p. NJ. Sept 3, 1861.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

H-winchester PresbyterE will h5ld its next stated
meeting il Middlehurg, IArsdag. the 15h insfanfs
at IL o'clock, A. NJ. Opening services b Rev J. l..
FRARy, Moderator The sessions ef PresbytsTy
open TO the public. Preaching may be expected Il least
twice every day during the meeting.
Seuf.a.b rr Sin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

U11b E.s1.--Us IlEU l11l I1I<1 ErE@-II q
Dad a.. 9ess ls1n@ .'e.E e l1..' e f.'''-'
s. t<e1 very ls4 fos ,s.. .'11&. bbit.| f<s!. a
RE % he eEcni1@ 81 Ie ISL ard ~ NEAL On
41.<1 1<r. Io11< 1|>1I y. <..<| I.1I \ = ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

Fs'cn3Ers--A fblIou-cresldre L rshidIv sin.
inf no ~ Er.ss ~ : eaneert1s disease IL he
~ 81 ot'<<t % 1sldId even 81 pkrS;1i.S AZ ~.
,r11.cl 1eFFe The 1esk q n; cheers. throat.
AID i14< ~ fcen e1IirelT c11<uurf. rSIkirr -,
~ SOD r<1Iai1i1E a1d he r<v1rr1 Il ~ Ir1r-
-. .T1ic1 n, tee. such ~ k< !. r.lrr', u1si'e
.o444Io~ r'.ff>.'o1. co1s<luc1tIr. n1a i1er-
Itl ., b <sHer-- <lc>''.f TlHr>
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

[I&.r rs.re, - - called n,o1 ,o,r .ou-ce n,
t<.s. q. I.'f1 J. Ni.i'.rs. ~ MIA dc-1r1-d =
~ r.'''@,<: c<,z y .-dez.li.'r !. a. <t1alJ -
~ District c>urc>r1 4 ~ ccr1l'rs Il 7.rI- I1-r[
.ft..h. IsEs - VAN. y ~ Senate 3 Vir-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-09-08

= uklI = - 1c1nII - n. I1le k;r<11l. - ~
~ 80 n IN - q &l.1s's. n41i.r ~ re.l 1.s
~ 4 1900 l.s1e1 Or ~ yr1r'. rrrs
/, !. ~ n O. b.. S,sS Uli'- M, - Il. -
urru11 t1ln 81 - 11.&<I< 4IM.I - .1I-I<fr<,| ~
.'.'s - = -. * &C., : vst'1y 4 ''''''7'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-24

,,., ,,,..., Al, but un,s,sai ~ ns 'ealrA ~ ~
,,,.. .,,i ,La aaa IA Nhlah Hef inl has f'hN tr''
,,i,h an ,he mate,laanl n'Ah'iNnHs' aH' N''"''''
.. al ,,ti.k ,nuna AWpiira 10 sN'"'Ni NhHf'
A.. n,oa a,p, hase . laM whleh presented a''H
ANN. ia, ,.auls nreAnm uiiuh n"'nhtf"i 90
,..., mt.iit.aut npeis ~ huhap r'rAi'sa "r'rHs
No., m,.u,. .eps Nhel lilphHhni lhruHlt 'b''
..l i.a,.a aud nuiihl vitality wilph vac 10 ." n'Hsl
/. a.a,ss .eds, tho lunuenen ri eeae,eua api lpnr
.,d p a,lnn Llras IL " presumption !" lhl"h 'h"'
Ma sned uission .l ont country 10 NIL oplt 10
teach Great political lessen IL iho moalIo'lal seho"'
r,f tho naiioup' bat 10 present iheaIe' 10 Tho 80
..st,u ol hIrhef rucnces 81 truth, dsinef oim' 81
beauty, aud moro oclcailai manifestations ct H"pdn'Sa
n. mol tho omnnn 81 tho day point To This favored So'
30 tho s,oi IN which the yca'nlng hopes Of humanity
nm, ,o uud blessed communication Nor IL tho ngr
icsa propous 10 the noblcri aspirations OF Tho heari
thnn ihe country We born In the midst OF rclg'
ious freedom We osn no lords of conscience or opn'
ION. hut ihosc who have won our allegiance by the
,,crmnenee Of their cna Tie mind il free, TO an I'M
prcccdentcd extent, from the shackcs OF tradition
Tho mcnaccs of spiritual tyranny fall like spent thun'
dcrbois al our feet Every condition is friendly 70 the
lrccst exercise of the human powers IN their suDnesI
nnction-the pursuit of truth. External suggestions
ore abundant to stimulate the faculties to their hapPest
pay-to finely touch the spirit to fine issues" Crate
m for the unlimited expanse that is opened to thought
Lot Us celebrate our glorious privilege by the appca-
zion of truth to the benefit of the race AS we encIr-
Gle the genial board to-day, where the rule Of temper
ance presides the feast let our sympathes be ex
tended TO those who are struggling, or who, perhaps
have not yet learned to struggle for the benefits which
form the peculiar glory of the American people En-
loying the hospable delights of the welcome holiday
and exuting in the inheritance of freedom as our Ben
iamins portion among the nations let US hail the rosy
dawn which promises the MONDAY brightness Of free
dom and the complete emancipation of man
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vi 10 sess0b Wben ibe ifs,i NJ tho bHsbandigan -
joie1s H. he boglteoos bsDfsls NJ bic summers bil
yLes 30 feiindled 6res ~ the do'oespe hearth send
their rudy INN oseS tl4 fa1,iy mi sDeiai nfea
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sgaia gaie,ed uiliis The precincts n Tho ancient
ho9esDfd~aaG ne snsefa ad mbYtefai ,emeeb,sness
NJ thf pat minge Win ne ,adaoi joys IT e present
gyigg rad ssd soby eelDdng ~ lbe bdllisorJ ~ iha
seeDs asg adjoining mo ssDys ssLlie,ses ~ Iboets
gisiDg win vein u beDd~ measeboly jsl ibe ZINES
IN whieh ~ live s,e le fpI IT pe'psDsI asd'eaeal'
IN, w ~ jDeef iDpg 10 Deesiye ,efaelje ihs hlpr
opess Leios W., ~ nh IL hips BIZ humanity ibsl ~
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A WORD 10 YOUNG WRITER'S.

10 tlpL nay given subject and then put down in
paln English the facts and iancica which appropriate
y belong 10 H. would appear matter connected with
tic ability which every person, ordinarily sensible,
possesses, rather thhn my special gin. Bnl yet how
few chn write In such thai poraona Of taste
y1sh 10 read them How absolutely special aud
marked 10 Tint elomeht called style Sige e'ss
fhomms according Ia Iiniion mud tho truth was never
better shd
inhco alton lhe other day. with Tho editor Of n
magazine, wb"se opportunities great fof judging Vi
fha abilities ~ writer's, ha sai an always IN all
soDie nhni of good articles adoies with marked
0slgie about them va have many hii writer's, but
"slje il fA,ef'
4 prominent hat ~ oaf w,ia,s IL o,iiaaft 10 .
,1id. cDNesdiy Dependence 90 ihn lpsla pasons ~
itneaaga si,aadt tnoNn. DW hheHaaa 10 main up ~
insh pesiliDDa ~ ve,ds aad nol III innaelIons Oh
ligna fases ~ nepHs aHl edaDlites ani ,lsh
sAGtli0hs ~ sn,bs afa wanting " " 80, Dnnsi,up
iva means n shading aud ilaaa senl.saas a,a
&, he stwa aslani llpllai consequently .
lsiea amount ~ marc Nari CONGRATULATIONS
boo ssp,ped lbe gesblp mosse we,l ~ lha lnnalali
mfieiia arrangements ~ ihe aerlpni laaeuanea ~
teafJ ~ ila sinfn btnn ~ re't'if Ia nallsh sltla
sesa ~ Da ~ eslial "hpsi u,lia,s aia,lnat ip
paige Whom ~ lspv HE a,st ps,l NJ aaslseea
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rurNrwYoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for Nov. 10
rn Nrw .yosN wrrN,y TRIBUNE for this week

lllN NfMs lpEh NithlN ihi"'Ni wv '"' WV"
contains Che following
rpiTORtALSi Tho rAcl6c RAILROAD, clippers hiis ana
Steswen, Tho Maine Submission reit'', Nhd ho''
Nsl FATTY 90 be Had iouscs Cot tho People nc
II rar IArAN fxrrpluON Neyese 10 the BONN OF At
s,Ni.rc iscs-t etfef iron Hayatd Taylor
M rollrCAL iNrFlLlOENCRi Giving the returns Of tho
fie,thns in CITY aud State, Massachusetts, "s.ohsn
Nrs Oar Lcsslainsc. completes Members oil Asom
hlN (hossn.
~ rrr EASTERN QUESTION Ceraaty aud Prospects Of
thc VA lcsf nom T. g
y..rHE EXHIBITION AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE Az
iicultussl Machines go .
NCiilNA Letters from Rayard Taylor, describing he
ricsrt Of the Rebellion. &c
VII SKETCHES OF LECTURES, Keats by Oliver Wendell
Holmes The Of the Beautiful, by The Rev Henry
WIN, LIFE AT THE FIVE POINTS Tho Half Orphans
IN RENISW OF THE WEEK Giving in condensed and most
coaspcuous the most important events that have oc-
eurrrg in the United West Indies The lshmus south
America Eu opc. and India
NFURoPE; Arrival Of the steamship Arabia
XIAGRlCuLTURAL; Food aud Medicine from the Garden
ard Orchard; &c
NfLlTFRARY NOTICES Notices Of New Publications. &c
XIII MARRIAGES and DEATHS.
xlVRTyIEW or THE MARKETS; Reports Of the Stock
Grain Provision. Cattle and Lumber Markets Very fully
and specially reported for The Tribune.
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