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CHARLES FR0DSHAM'S
IMPROVED CHRONOMETER WATCHES
IL plain and hunting cases. Of every variety ofstyle
Il and size.
Ladies' Watches, Of now and elegant styles, just
received from The mandatory Of Charles Frodsham,
"a Strand London.
Also, Watches from the most celebrated London
and Swiss makers For sale by
s. WILLARD,
Jan. I'D No. . Congress street, Boston.
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BARD 4 WILSON

BARD WILSON,
MANUFACTURES OF GOLD PENS, Of every
Sl description respectfully call the attention Of the
public and Pen Dealers TO their recently patented
ANGULAR NIB " Gold Pens. These pens pro.
nounced by competent judges to be superior to any
other now extant. For sale at the mandatory,
northeast Of Market and Third streets Phila
delphia- Jan. Fl.
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INDIA RUBBER COMBS = GooDYEAR'S
PATENT.
yITE have now complete assortment Of the India
w Rubber Combs, of all kinds, wholesale and re-
tail
Five gross Of Childrens Round Combs.
Five gross Of the FIVE patterns Of Dressing Combs
PARKERS
May7 Comb, Perfumery and Fancy Store.
COMBS! C0MBSl! COMBS!ll
lust opening, handsome assortment OF the latost
y patterns Of French Tuck Combs, in shell and buff
fslo. Also, ten pattern she'll and buffalo Dress
ing combs,
Brushesi Brushesif Brushesiti
Just opening, n very large and splendid assortment
Of English, French. and American Hair Brushes. In
ono hundred new styles, among which are few Hne
ivory and buffalo backs. pARKER'S
Fancy, Pcrfumory, and Comb Store,
Maya under National Hotel.
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VU JIfo gOtH 40. no.
All Of which may be seen at G. c. Aliens,
No. III Wall street, New York
A Da0puifcs,,t RoS7g0od Pi110
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09

We regret to learn thai the barn, togesher with
gram gears, Sc II Mr.. John G. Manor, near
Johnsoniown in this comfy was destroyed by fife
on "Wednesday evening last The harn was acci-
dentaily set on fire BY little boy, or years Ole,
OF Mr.. Samuel II dges.. who was Remaining with
MIR Manor a Few Gays preparatory 10 going west
Al empty match box had been given 10 the child
wAo finding some matches Al the mill went into the
harm 10 PLAY Ia sbor|tifne afterwards the fire
was discovered, and But for the timely discovery
the child would have fallen victim to his own
Ihoughtiessness AZ be bad tatched himself inside,
and Nas unabse to get ont without assistance.
TsfnYtinsbufx Repu5lic0a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09
Hartford fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORD. c0NNEcrtt'HT

,...-.,. ,s.a-. y I. 49, - "a i sT5e.
"a ,la 80 .,s,s II er.ssise 4 u 500 nm
r,uptf- gs,,s.,,;nl.s Nsnafscsaries. Mas Ma
eh;ner, d cling Houses Ssares hrrchan
a.. "a ,,seh ~ Fofn5tnre EesSels0n me stocks
=, r,tsls Is 49, - ~ @irte Ias6red a. rates
As lou - III giSk viii ssQit
AnnsiraFi ns sar fusnranre NAV n uaee G
= " HERBERT
l. he ahse.rs oi-ths ArentfrAm Ghare<tsvn. o.
I..s< R.aw. rS WIN wiig asten6 10 hem
,r.,.sss,s psfsass s. 4iSancr s.iises- shrongk
TIE nasi-
N 4 On sl4.4.asfck 8aidfnes abe fsierge men ;
s.,St s,r,r,rly ia Aaesi u "a rteSenf h. CON.
Missions 10 reducing ilie sWceHl "A f1efn'nPis ~
~ risks tins arisine
n4-einl,er - ~13--lr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09
y !. = = 3 4. - = - 80
POLLING sEzfE CARss

On Wednesday of last week i aisenssss,a 81.
merits Of the several gentlemen vbs 49, e hs ~
~ prominently before she people for A pies
4 49, SsA9fi VAS introduced ~ the cars soon ater
ny le,s oiEasnurg FOR Alexandria. The question
s 80 Mhetnsr MISS ar LEiKE would be most cordi.
II either should 81 nominated for he ice - 49,
cansensioa proposed 70 Be held infhc iownof saun.
NJ, ~ op me Susa November next In the midst Of
" uaseHssoni W9M man, who had figured con-
would "pol thu cars" rs did %. ana hasses,s,,
was, IS I0r Leake FOR Wise ana for ss.isk =.
This result moi proving exhcsY SATISFACTORY y NJ.
ises particular fsiend lie determined Il. ,nl ! ~.
vote on the train which game 10 "a gtraxhurr IN
Saturday last xhen more favcrahle rrsnl, a.
anticipated The vste was accordinrlv ta1sn ~ :.
.ne same gentleman, and Resulted as follows --25
for LeakeS II for Wise. aha 7Ifor Smith rhers
were eight Wings and 20 Know NothircE nrs. .
:ens, VINO, o. course. decii1edlo express al opin-
ion relative 10 the merits ofeither Of he eentie,e
named. Whether the resnht al these ,o,eS IAN *
.aken as correct expnsitieHs Of public sentiment
q ao., We 90 not pretend ID say bal they uhqnea-
tionablp created considerable ineftimeaf Al the az
Pense Of onr Young friend, Mr.. N. of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09
W,xesrsrEn. Nav "a. ls5s.

Testimonials.
WIxcHEsrEn, May q, 1858.
w. me undersigned being soii, iiad 10 give or
,,,ni,n a ,o the character md standing Of the In
sufance Company q be Valley o. virginia, nave
no hesitation 10 saying that We have ine utmss'
renfienee In he ability and Integrity Of The
presiden, and Directors Of thar Company.
The tat ina; We have insured our own property
in the Company. Is perhaps the strongest evidence
We can give as 10 our opinion Of is merits
]. Ii SaseaARD Cash Farmers Bank Of Va
Hon } N MssaS y ) Senator
Jacon SsSSr~gY E-q Merchant WinehesteTs
IA rtpn.ll Prs 81 Bank 81 vailss.oi Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09
HeaIfh afto,,r Towp

On FRIDAY evening tho Goth inst, after our paper
went 10 press, there we're two deaths rom cholers
viz; Miss Rebecca HUTCHINSON and Maria Lyle. col
ora. on Saturday John Snowdel's child and-6n
Su9day, Mrs. Maria Copper. Since then we havs
moi heard Of case ofchbefa IN the place and tbs
General health az our toHn has greatly improved.
EAfaHinsburr Republican
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09
To the Public.

muF unaereirns.I harirs Tenlfi me eaSl toni
l To,.f a..ia,nine ths Frf PIES dier 7brt
s,ssn in rnwn h. cSn - ftnud al s1id room sad
- ~. sl.,r, lssains can - left Il me Frre Press
On Al CLAIMS cnnftcd % 'ne shall fecfive
pso.nps attention - evrrv rtsee
f,ne Iezf C.n~sath
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09

Clara bounded away TO carry the tlAd \
message. and found her sister in the lodge, |
still gazing sadly on the lines which her low
er bad written year before on the night Of
bitter agony In Clara's lovely face sym
pathy aud joy struggled ogether-sympa.
thy for sisters grief joy for the glad It'd
ings which were to fall like sunshine upon
that Swallowed heart. .
1t is good for man to bear the yoke in
his youth Our heart instinctiyely shriuks
from trial, and sorrow is too often regarded
as punishment instead Of a necessary pro.
cess in our education But it is mistaken
kinduess which would strew LIES pathway
with roses or crown it with perpetualisun-
shine Uninterrupted prosperity is, Of all
conditions, the least healthful for the soul.
It hardens the heart, and dries up the foun-
tain Of human sympathy. But with the sha-
dow, comes the: sweet dew that mcllcws the
\ soil which self5shness has rendered 50 ster
lie. until the waste places Of the keart are
not only fruitful, but garnshed with flowers,
from heneeforth watered by perrenial foun-
tain. The ore needs the refners' IRE. be-
fore the truesnetal will attain its purity -
When affection or trouble comes, the strick-
en- heart too 6ftea spends its strength IN
searching for the errors and follies which
have brought it into severe condemnation =
1t would often times be wiser, instead q
bewailing the past, to look into future and
see what increased nobleness Of purpose, tbs
life has been thus sancsi6ed. Guilt deserve.
punishment, but il the design Of tie disei
piine under which we suffer 10 turn our tn
ais into the occasion Of our increased use
fulness and fhsl glory. This has been ex
empilied 10 the history before US III
Carpenter his seen bis besetting sin N
light SO odious, that the proud heart whac
: had not bowed for years. has become a. hum
: bic as i child|s. and Is just learning is frs
!, lesson In wisdom. Ellen and Charles not
9 united In happy conpaniOnship, would Ee'
I CT have THROWN aside the friEolities Of fssf
!; ionabie existence, and addressed taemsetv'
e 20 earnestly to lifes noblest duties, but +
e the conviction Of what is shadow and VI
a is substance which they gained 10 their ho'
= Of sorrow. Trials are blessings 10 DISCUS
I If We recognise them net, they will On
% scourga NJ hut If We acknowledge thf
J. heavenly mission, they willIeave IN our hfai
an eternal sunshine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09

rrA woman said in police court the
cthsrday, that before marriage her husband
pretended to be much struck b. her but
now she vas every day struck BY him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09

F..f-S on grsud6n deuA Ne rxa.-1.l
iensive stock Of Dry Goods. Hardware, Grocetiesi
Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps, Bonueis, &c 70 az exi
animation OF which they respectfully Invite TIE at
,rnlion or the public Their motto i not largf
nr,,t,s hut lasae sales They are determined u
conduct their business on the m 81 liberal pfincn
mis- and 10 use every efIrt 10 merit The public
confidence aad patrd1age Whatever they seq
shall b. Of The eaN1acff represented, and invarl&
blv reduced 10 such pIsees that meme may hope q
anaersell They have established such EXTENSIVE
arrar e n~ets a. Wiil enable TEEN 70 supply m
market wuh very a-iFe'e iDrs deal N Al the vet
lowest prices. Ihf, iee s0piident an examtnalioh
4 IL the varify ca i8 aad afiees - their goo4k
| will convince thr rne4i tss mosey may b. sav
hs prfrh sing A. II 4 20 81
Tb.S VIA give ia. ugar attention 70 the q
ce,4-ans P-.y i-t.n 3 4sines> tsr Shie they hafe
/ mas aspie f-am b. a. ala 2 ,nrni q the pre@
isss, an fsmil-- MA rsls vita confidence nptr
Being supple b. tneIn eth articles N this line "A
tres and .uo- - qus i,v They purchased thfir
4 Groceries m. -iiy ia large quantities and away,
4 for cash
\ They keep very ieary stock on hand and can
and will. sell them atI,pi - unusual N this mar
II ket The following rnumssalioa will give gen
i eral ouiline ~ thrtr extes -ive sock:
/ Plain Caa igeable ANT rigured Dfess Silks;
A Plain ana Figured Mnn~isu ~ LANES;
Charevs Lawus Ginghsms Alpsccas. CsnissI
II CLOTH;
B,mbnzipes French and Eaglish Calicoes;
Brown aud Bieachet Moslins; 4i
Tickiua Bagglng Check Paids, Linen Sheet
ings. Fable Linen and Oi. Cloths;
Towling~ Whiie Rid and Yellow FlannelsE
Irish Linens Silk Crapr Cashmere and Msns
Ho Oh Sg.I KID, Thread Cotton. silk and gin
Neil Gloves; j
Cambria Iaronets, Laces aud Edgings;
Plain Barred and Figured Swiss Goods;
Needie-worked Goods. Trimmngs Bonnet 81
hons ParascIs and UmnrellaS;
Coating Linens Jeans and Tweeds;
Cassim-re CaSsinets, Linen Drills;
rravats SuSpeuders Boots and Shoes etei
description fr Men Ladies, Boys, Misseslar
Chiidren:
SILK Fur Straw Chip Kossuth and Slduc
ffaf< ~ ev~fx varirty
Atses~ sta~k ~ II I'd var in lading Caaei
sra a NJ. turs1i<htsg materials; II Z
! | n IA. am Blasting pswdrF;
Qa-enswsfe, an Waidwafef window ~
pauy. Oh amp ints. II
A la Of fne-r ohsrco ard Segars;
Bsecn. SAT- Fgsh LFta. Potatoes. Fsauss9 al
Corr Neai. Il i
Ths~ harF = CHOICE ,ot af6ae Liqaoss. whesfwi
thet viii seppfy e~niiemen as cheap Is The SaI
mad. tan .s-tssught N he eiiifss
WALSH 8 BRO
2 t1,rc.r.l r,.rrx Arrfl 20 tH54--tls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09
Wa as1a4 v. Lock HoSPrT.r

WHERE mar 4. 800 uu6FlIAr
s'. s g 4. ce re- mo-; ~
,sns q he Kidas.z Pain. il y. i1sss s.is
IA a asa sts ~ .,s.'s :. e he Read. Aes
IS soa.i psbI,s g youh. whrs .ssesiss srisius
go ss'is'ys tsb sds e. soa.'ila-
= Epses.a,. - 70 C2G5 eS NM 1'Ss. - T.
- mn dsssdI. - essse.as he t.e,;,.. :,
h & Essss =. .sIs...s: ' sss..
ne 's 'ihs ~. ess,.s ssss $500 ss:.
slssd fs.s.y g. "a ss q ssLsd st:iss,
consul; Dr. 5, a sss.s ...,,
c eas1 : 's'eTsd 70 psis sI hs.I,s
oSs. .D = ~ Two DAYS on No IS. -. s''sht
B4t.suse ,s,., sseis Fredescf, e MADE
be- :. e Pareuas i s.ss p e s,eps. Doers ffdn
- ''1 ,s vs.. ies Name and N..
1 sssisss. & z. ~ ss..ss !, - e
taiis So. 1sss s,.; = :
ssd fiss fs e &c.; &
lhsing IN he es. -, Ssre ever ,,ss
s'.as:. ss.r Is : Z. sas sah ssi no
~ .sa ISL .nded ssasetines wh ea
D, TIE iSsE sSs ScU tii RI soficEy :
eIves by nsgx.,. - nose who have Injured sAem ou'
isd iaa so.y Hsb which ruins bot Body "a sho
These ~ as1 lor her business society," pric
80 ~ early habits ofoufh Viz w. ec.s PRO- =
- e Lnos Painiin he head DirBness n ;ght narr
epsia Nervous grrss o. the Heart, Dys iicii
We Functions Ceae Of the Dges sely
lmption &c oli9' symptoms Of Con- i 10 70
MENrALLy-The e..4.,r -
ueh 10 be dreaded. -. Sscu on the mind are ~
sas Depression N sam ri Confusion of l. .o
Society, Sell Dlstp, reefeeodiags Aversion So
C. some or ,h.'..l -o'e q Soitnde. Timidity,
oald before contcmnl.;a I, produced. Such persons
-. - .o %, q q CAGE reagred Let NOT FTIse ni;s.
E dreadful HI avl.,I Sg ana save yourself from
ilafly 4esnees o. th1s terrible
:. sD4ia ..s #IavIGORATINC RENtrnv II
D. :, foh ohGA te,LW FAX MSS
n ~ gteft nd ss.d Important rcmedv v..,.s.
2 a.se sree.ii sicured and s.Il w., r,, ~
'-a- "a ~ aast Arvors and IlebEIi,s,.d 49,
eted All nave oren Immediately 9hs ~
49,. MaRIIAtsEa 3zA
"a - Heht- Dlsiaal6eao M Nryvo,,. I.,l;,. me-
2 i" ls AL Neahess OF Exhs,ttia - ~ which
~ 81, ~ htaf Sperdy ured By Ilr Io, = tne
- - Z nla, be PSI peii--Ren,eI;,,. a., I'm
April 20 ls5t - ~ Hassefl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09

No B.n-5ye ha4 Inc following il tie Phila-
4 '1hia snsaereisi Bulletiu
va Pei lentl p efes ike the Globe which
We Iaat .es'f aeagh hs vas sn2akes Z.
frst n 7iIzt y 4 4 npW ~ y Z X n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09

IM|II| -I'|.I.II6fr 14VER 4eft NJ tqlte we'll
r.14n H6ftI n Bcrf riI|t Clarke copplf
- I-... 10 inIo.'6 he travelling public. hat h.
q 49, |..1r 10 receive quests Ht 1aiso o. pared
81 -. {. cI1Ie Ho4rlef. ether y ~ day, week
<i5 I/1IE 0iii nlu.r. h< iornistt1 ui,k AZ
a. -...'.'.. III1I .Ie srS<c1 and market viii a.
80. Il. mr. 1|.| NJ r1.|1t<I Liquors a1d BIZ
-. ~ h&< E.r<1tai1 l1l 1s'<f
4. 4. |.|.|'. 10 ~{IH 'II< H. nrua4fnl resi-
.... GO. .|..I n I'|,rr< 1in-<1 |ron bis
So. 60. .|.'.I-. nib |~|'1@.s nd ~ manners
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09

r. a sawyer. EI<er ssNin8 <e</
duh stp, exclaimed, ~ als 1Ae SaNt
ever sa1 SAN, neFer saN - eaN - that
s1u ssws
fxs-An Irish edi9fs u re.kine q ihe ui'<Ii&<
Il fr<,aEd says. nEfSr emp of misery 1n8 e/.< ||'
aszs oeefhawing and = not yet full
- Why Is npney exr<1'@@ M IS.
Free Press Ike Lhs sitI q nj '.|.. f..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09


- "he ~ the most complete and snieps;
u OloihIHS esfr pres, nitd 10 this e,n
~, s.sea' arli Il neeessail 70 complete n;
Ms s...... = ns olfNafe Man viii b found /,
w. = Iis stock sinetaets Goats. PANS
A,.s ~, = V9it.s style, quality and price.
carried h. will ntp "a, NM. H., - ny ri
,i,,s.. y heeo Y such articles, which bs
pI'esFs himself q sell cheaper than thew 6sg. ~
hcen offered 10 tbs Marksl --' 'iiey nave eys.
have also received lace,3s sss,,,.,.
Gaps Boots Shods sbi,is snA ns 'l.iep' q HAS
superior lof 81 SIX Cotton az s.t. ALSO.
and Neck Handheicl,iets c.. S SiaIn rockell
Suspenders Umbrellas : Knf,as f. ,ses soel5s
Books Collars Trunks Vaf,ses Cur = roeketS
Will also inh1rsn ~ r,,Stol,, pdgs, g e
generally Ihsl ! G. mm,.nce N 30 'ns puei'q
pffeI. aud piaMp, alien Oh ! -5.e. go, suS np ~
h's large ~feclp ~ Re-, Mo- e.. BESIDES
ksst IN hand aiarge ssnrk III Cans go u $50
and Vrs4inss eassimerej
t9~5O HANDS varied 81 NAB. 60
and Vests None bur good i a,ns,r"las,.i ans
Apply 'i's.s ~sSes-i need
'u'eneSers WIN loot on fer mr. name 81
~. lOAN STRAUSS.
Sep, % 1854 " '"g'1ia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09
LII. F'lgE q iilRIAp ,SStp NC,
LynchbIrgHose and Fire
= : . fs.f.ss 4 Gfl.nR 4lr.

E Wills C4hphns mail Iesr,ra,..a
damages 81 ~, .s''ia l agatnsi iess
slutrs ToIe,. - q pwelllns Houses.
.E-s,,a, n III q .0t n ahd Other Buitdrnox IN
etall ia an -,,i,.i - reize gen
termss e=9n rhe mesi favorable
Also makes lA,nraf.@s 49,.
enIeyigf goo4 Il rtp n 4Fss ~ fI retsons
"a he gbef d.,5 q sonFd constitution
saefnd ls, q inf limited
j ,,,-,s.f,s III I q aepatr %, npaI ~, wi
~ . - i''ssssn iis aims
,,,t ar qa'nt'aia' 'es 4 lfRe nsris. - f,m
NM 4 af g lie Nefsh rd Il southeta pfa
Baard ef Director,
JOIN RoslN McDANlEL p, a.,
DON r e PRTR6sl VICE P,e,if<,,
SAMPSON BMeUiD sLier Fn.,,.a.,
!, Dysehers -
s :. ne y cehhs pestet otey.
John O TaYlssi - ufv- 's'--s
MARTIN HOILlNs. Treasurer.
CREED t WILLIS, Secretary.
Or, p. III Gilmer Ns.s;..i r. I,n;,s,
40, for Jeff. ron county. Bw HERBERT.
Medical Examiner, pr q + MASON y
Charestown, April q, 1854 "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09

Total. .............. ,........S y, 100000
The steamer San Francisco, with troops and
many others.
The losses paid By Marine Insurance Companies
for thelast year, in New York alone, exceed $l2,-
00o, 600.
Two hundred and one vessels were retc1tcd in
single week in The Journal 2f Commerce.
The gentleman who prepsfed these statistics staies
that The iosseson land, By FIRE and Storms ior ~
last twelve months, are MOI less than $le0oooE.
making in al, not less than $50,000,000 u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09
@. ~. B. PAEV

~ - u. PAL
dulr rsE Rorf nd pf.as, Esper u he I
:. &c rsqs irsf = ssS
- 49, - q g.yments Hs on reesir,s win IS -.
piiIL1 bEfps,r.N ftnK, Tris. 80 4 n ssai-
s,<eeli. eOsueS Thild IA a' ss..s.i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09

not back with the glad SnuShlno and balny
air Of May. Her hopes haa fs6sd Ike tic
roses II autumn, but no returning summer
renewed their bloems The fathers proud
spirit began 10 SETON. He would have r
sisted auy violation of bis Authority even Ia
the sacrifice Of The life dearest 10 him; hut
this speechl<ss sorrow Was 70 him eloquent
with robuke which he could not rosenk<
He determined, 1t last, 70 probe The heart
Of hts daaghtef. and ascertain beyond 3
doubt tie cause Of Der masa8y.
Ellen, said be. = che vas passing he
door Of his library with her hSt and shawl
IN Ter band, as If far walk il the ;psrk -
Il shall stop your srnant xus ons ef
theSeslAys aEa make clerk " You Il Is
just d year 10 day since Charles left and /
must aekao9lelge, g my rents become ane,
spoke half plaI falls. but wAishsa be-
nloasEs'' al al k lssy She listened We
Father, WHY did he leave Us q
DID not tell you that he went away t5
better his fortaae3' !" = u
Butwhy did hesleare so suddenivs VI,
never gave US reason for that
ELLEN my child be replied tenderlv a..
klng.a paper from bis drawer, shere i ~
own explanation perhaps ii Is best for both
that you should read il
she took he;letter 10 her trem bling hand.
and fastened from the house. She half sus,
Pected its contents, and she sought out hefF
iavofite seat in the lodge, and opened lie
sheet She had before been pursuaded IA
Charless love for her and she now fully "a.
aiized the nobleness Of the heart which 'haa
been sacrificed 70 her fathers pride. Size
Wept not--her eyes we're unased to such -.
freshing moisture, but oh how her heart
yearned to comfort the sufferer whose Iife.
IKE her own had been sadly clouded.
ner father as she left the library. bowed
hls head upon his desk and went bitterly q
nc reviewed the course be bad formerly nur.
sued What profit, he asked himself canla
he expect to gain By further opposition Is.
10 uaughter happiness, unless be was full
J prepared to sacrifice it on the altar ofhis
'ride Ellen must be married some day.
ma what dld ne desirein son-in-lawl Was
moDy Had henot, seen that happiness diP
lot increase with gold2 Where should he |
laa another spirit alike noble and sclfsacri
lclngF lie could not doubt but what the
Dung man still felt the same attachment he II
ad hrst avoFed. Nay, 10 this be was mt
eft to conjecture On bis last visit "a tba
fty, only few days before, he had seSn
'haries, now book keeper ID large mer-
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ny should he reason. measure anether's
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lrry Comfort 70 bis daughter, bai ks feared
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Political Intelligence.
sDIroRiAL OPINIONS OF THE ADMINISTRATION AMI
TIE STATE OF PARrIES-


The Asdsonidn, national democratic Journal publish
ed Maoson Indiana hits OF the free soil administration
tediss at Washington IS follows
There set OF todes At Washington both In aud out
Of Congress- who wish to be considered the exclusive
friends Of the administration and who boripg hard
to render all the branches OF the govern
subordinate TO the administration. member Of the
senate votes for printer without consulting the todies
they bawl out that he u evelling blow 1t the admin
istratonl en- Der Of the House votes for speaker
clerk raran door keeper without listening TO tn cir
suggestons the same shont sent forth far and
he Is making war upon the Administration And yet,
singular II may seem, these todes do not
gard the President member Of the ADMINISTRATION.
At the Of the session the Senate passed
BILL introduced by Senator Bright, giving the Pre- dent
himself the power TO nominate the Assistant Secretary
the todiss as lick at the administrAtionp'
The Frankfort Kentucky Ysonan essays to be cham.
piou Of the Administration and supporter OF Mr. Guthrie
in parsulsr Thus II speaks Of national democrats -
so far their assaults have amounted TO nothns-thsy
have produced no effect south Of MAsons Dixoos Hae
line Our grim tight listed treasurer Ia As drmv AIRED IN
nearer and dearer to the democracy OF Kentucky than
ever tefoefor they well know tn /, had he chosen to
sucsumb TO the money dealers and jobbere that in
feet New York city that his assssns voah now have
been hudrg him to the skies instead Of denouuceg hn
free soer They proud OF him and OF his enlgot
ened steaefs honesty They Know that thsy vil
nave 10 oiush for him They have every condolences 10
tbs n en- and his CAbnstAlhough great efforts are
being made TO shake their faith; bat tsese ~ fai a.
thote heretofore msds have done. We have oar eyes
Wall street down upon tte Cabinet and succeeded 10
corruptng Kentuokan here and therein sllu ing ans
and then their ruinths democracy Of Ksatucs
viii BE- steA3fss. pos'sss Of Psrcss Naturalization