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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-09

"Maison Rouge,n the Washington cores
pondent Of the New Orleans Bee thus writes
to that journal
A good story has lately been told, and Il is
Iapidly circulating here now a, the expense
Of "lhe Little Gianln Gen'l sam Houston
meeting Reyerdy Johnson in the CAPITOL the
Senator and ex-senator very naturally enteI.
ed inio conversation aboul public men, when
speaking Of Douglass, The Gen'l said he had
been ''soI baek.n "SoI back, said Mr, Jl
"what do you mean by lhall Why, said
Gen'l H., did you never hear The sloy' No
Well, there was man IN my neighbpIhood
when ! was boy, who made II rule not o
allow his boys 10 come 10 lhs table llll they
were seventeen years old Ito had boy,
whom heishbor, who was aware Of the
ialhef's rule, happened 10 SOC ons day sitting
at side table, knowing, however, that The
boy Was more lhan ssgenieepi he asked how
II happened that hs Was slll prohibited lIom
eomiag 10 lhs Iabls "whY laii be, when
I Was sefenleen, father lel mo cone, bat
vas 80 hungry, aad Ia sufA q hurry 70 AelP
mysslG that stood up and rsasAsd - fa' thai
sad aeeiaeai hsppsnsi Sbsleopon niy
a,hsi l@msdislsly isi as basi 'se ,ssrs
A. ..ii. of K.eo Ne afe dT
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-09
. SELECT POETRY.
THE NIGHT.

BY BARRY CORNWALL. '.'
it.n in tf..ea- dI Nr.H
.t Oh, tho summer night, ,.... Z
Has a smile Of light, ...
And she sits on a sapphire throne,
.Ilu Whilst the sweet winds load her
With garlands of odor,
From the bud Of the rose o'erblown J.
go. But the autumn night
Has a piercing sight, .t iu..-
And a step both strong and free;
t"' Aud a voice for wonder,
Like the wrath OF thunder,
When he shouts 10 the stormy sea.
And the winter night
Is all cold and white,
And she sngelh song Of pain,
Till The wild bee humnelb, ..
And warm spring cometh,
When she dies in dream OF rain F!
i o the night, the night!
'Ts lovely sight.
Whatever the cline or time,
For sorrow then soare,h,
And the lover oupourcth
His soul is siar-blght rhyme
1t bringe,h sleep
To the forest deep
The forest bird 10 its nest
To care, bright hourt,
Aud dreams OF flowers,
And that balm TO the weury-rcsl!
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-09

KossuTn AND PvLsgy aIe both residing in
London with their families. Kossulh's Two
suns, aged 10 and IS years, are attending
school The family live In very plain aud
economical style, Pulszky aud bis wife, by
their j0ial writings, IL u stated 10 London
letter IN The New York Times, have made
this year about eloo. They have five child
rsu. MADAM Pul.lky's father is wealthy
banker of Vienna, bat 10 forbidden 10 give
his only daughter a cent. Her mother Is also
living, Palszky's splendid sslsls in hangs'
" vas seized by Ihs AuslIIans al the line
Of bis arrest, And bis beautiful castle ,abss'
qusHlly converted ialo hospital.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-09

HELW fALvSt,-- Charitable Lady.-- so
your mother is ssIy poor
bsggar Boy She ,bal shs ussd 10
kssp q peanut stand oaes, bu, shs 'oos .
eounlsIisu oss iollal ball snd failed
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-09

THE LIIEsr ArROsITT.--Ths Pi'IsbaFs
pal psmOelaiie Union 10 snsseIabls 'oi
tho lollowiag why would u be unehdslish'
like fof woman 10 assume tho pat Of .
man Bsssvss shs sould become ks, iAsa
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-09

A fashionable lady woulL'be somebody
said 10 friend
"Aly new house, now directing, is TO ba
'sublimaled' and splendleTous' There Is
10 be Porto Rico in Gonl 'pitaue' IN Tho
rear, and lemonade all around e. Tho
water /. TO come ia at lhe side u the house
IN an 'aneedole, api lAs lawn IA to DO de
graded, ani some large trees arc 10 be
Luppl4nled' Ia tho 'eHlie' IN tho rear"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-09
Sbamokin Town Lots.

yu1uF subscribev is now prepared to exhibit and
L dispose Of Lots In the new Town'fia' OF
sbamokin. Persons desirous Of purchasing can
ascertain the terms aud conditions OF SAFE py
'A'''"S WM. ATWATER, Agent
shsn,okin, Oct. Ia, lsa3,--W .a.ur d..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-09
For sale only by the Importer,
EAIiNR II NEEnI ES

Cor, Twelfth & Race streets, Philadelphia.
rFrL LIpIrs, requiring the benefit of Mechan-
ic,I Supports, owing to derangement of the IN
ternal Organs, inducing Falling of the Womb,
Vocal, Pulmonary, Dyspeptc, Nervous aud
SPINAL Weakness, are informed thata competent
and el perienecd LApr will he in attendance a,
the Rooms, (set apart for their exclusive use,)
No. ll4, Twelfth ST., lst door below Race.
July 4 ls5A.--ly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-09

plsGusTlsG cVsIoss. -~lhs man'ed NO
'nsa ia IsPsa shave eh lAsn s,s e'o~' Asd
hlssksa lhsn iesih
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-09
TERMS OF TIE AMERICAN.

THE AMERICAN Is published every Saturday
fwO DOLLARS per aniurn to be paid half yearly In
sdvarp No paper discontinued until arroarugss are
the ohire, 10 insure attentions must be POST PAID. 81
'"" ''i "' h TO CLUES. HF.lra.4 4I- o
shr.r so,ih, 10 ON. aaJ,c,.. f h ro $500
seven ~Fr'GI'l 'Ds - ~ Do t.. , 10 90
Einee, no no 90 90
Five dollars in advance will pay for three years sub
ncrpton to the American. u c-,fy5#ir--.
Cro Snruc OF 10 lilies, Q times, .....N . SlO0
Every subsequent insertion, 20
Onc Square, months, 3Oo
six mouths, .t. ,..l fa.'. ..f tIN..Hl o0u
Dhe year, eW
tusness Cards OF Five lnes, per nnnum, 800
Mufehrnts and others, advertising by the .Hs 9I'
year, with the privilege of inserting .o.,
different advertisements weekly. loou
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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-09
LAWRENCE HOUSE,
sUNBIRY, PA,

xxxuE subserlber respectfully informs the public
,hat she still continues TO keep the aho'e
n.m.J uublie house, and that she has engaged
M WeIser Ziesler 10 superln'end the same
She has also received a new. supply OF good
uo,o,. and wines, aud trusts that she WI DO
able to give satisfaction 10 all wins may 'l'' her
house, .nt. ,ruoupsnN
s,ah,,,v March 4, iAA4.--tL
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-09

DARAsois. ia plain aud iass, N. hso,sa .. ,,l gus
and (iinsham-coston and ninghsm w,
I,,,,,L. and Csspsl iiags. Just Ieesl~d
~s"" ,s hs 4. W. TIMER q co
SUNDAY. April ~, 1881
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-09

C.oopgR's OELATlNE- ~, l.l,s. ss
w. - u" ~ wElAkh 4 BhpNkh
suabgy. IuAs 10, ss''T
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-09

.NpIAN cHOLAGo0uE--An ssesisa'
.,,,s,s a, ,hs suIe u Fever and Agus, nh'
vsss,' In,ssai,lsnl os Rsmiilsnl fsssi' Jns'
'''s"I all a., Issi w rENkh a Co
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-09
sunhun March 4. lss4.--lt

uuARnwARE. Nails, sc. Boots, shoes
Hats, Gaps. Cedar ware, bFooms' brushes
fshaol Hooks and paper Just ,eslssl s"a M "a"
''Ns' L. w, TENEh a CO.
Summary, April ". lsAl.-- -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-09
TRENCH TRUSSES.
Weighing less than 2A ounces.
For the Cure of Hernia or Ru

A CKNOWLEDGED by the highest medical
IA authorities of Philadelphia, incomparahy
superior 10 any othcs in use. Sufferers will be
gratiGed 10 learn that the occasion now oilers to
proours not on,y the hssEtssf Gad most easy, but
as dmrabie Truss as any other, in lieu OF the
sumJyous and uncomfortable article usually sold.
There is no difficulty attending the fitting, and
when the pad is located, it will retain its position
without change. r... '-
Persons at distance unable to call on the
subscriber, can have the Truss sent TO any adj
dress, by rcmitting Frs Dollars ior the single
Truss, or Ten for the donble-with measure
wound the hips, and stating side affected. II will
be exchanged To suit if not fitting, by returning
il al once unsoied. ..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-09
VIM. M'CARTY,
BOOKS SELLER,
na Market Street,
H SUNBURY, PA.


- EVANGELICAL MUSIC
for Singing Schools. He is also opening at
mi, time, n large assortment of Books, in every
branch of Literature, consisting of
Poetry, History Novels, Romanccs, Scien'lhc
Works, law, Medicine, School and Childrcns
Books, Bibles School, Pocket and FANNY oe'h
with and without Engravings,-and every OF vari-
civ of binding. Prayer Books. of all kinds.
Also just received and for sale, Purdons Dl'
pcst of the laws OF pcnnsylvania, edition OF lsa''
price only 5000. 90
Judge Reads edition Of Blackstone, Commen'
taries, in vols. 'vo. formerly sold at $1,000,
und now offered Gn fresh binding) at tho low
price of 5000. 10.
A Treatise on the laws Of Pennsylvania re-
speciing the estates Of Decedonts, by Thomas f.
Gordon, price only $500.
Travels, Voyages and Adventures'---ali oil
which will be sold low, either for cash, or coun-
try produce. ..
February, 81, tS52.-tt .|.'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-09-09

The .siis d s.eo, MsY a's i'i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03

p ENAiNtNG in the Post Once, at Charles
i j. Idwn J fsfsda coun " on the 3ist day Of
Ja,y 1851:
John C Asladk Louisa Adams, George w
A,hrnielAr john Adams Emily Arxander h
] snr Bkaie. J Boyd WiIlilim Bolilgrr, Thomas
N Buzz. Mrs Ehzt Btwml n A. M. C-Mrs
Strah Cox, w a Campbell 2 q Cogblan, Mrs
Harriet + Carpenter John w ChamnS Ain, John
sC,lhnl A Column, b o Chenowfth, Nancy Cross
D-Iafpes Dsiiey. Henry G Davis E-Miss
Lucy Ellis William Fhanshon Mr. Foley.
Mis- Cassahina Hodge, Washington Hart
m IN J-Rah Il Johnson James Jacks9n X
q kaht, J B King Jacob Keller. Henry Kront
L-Mi9s Abhy Lindley Firsan Lathon Juhn w
l. ntakfr, Dlneerd.ld Lloyd. M--Thendore
Al -. ~ William Norris O-TIfz, kiah Oren-
duff Jan,e> o Bauaor Miss Frances CIT. T-J
HglandI Price K]Mrs Eliza Russell, Emily
Rector. L,ihura Raiiey s-Wll.am r. Stohl,
M,ehael Shew William Sergents Benjamin Steel.
@-itobtu WYNN. Miss Martha D. Williams,
B nilmfn Washington Charhs Williams, Root,
Walker & Co Polly Washit gfons
JOHNgP. BROWN.
Il 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
IN ~ F,.< Press
TO TuR hnH0REns az uanP4Rs-
FERRY AND SPRINGFIELD.

see lhat The Senate agreeing viii he lover
ho1.es thefe are nos % Be civil supeusisnasn's y
The Z. s. Armorie<
This Is righI. and eo1grafulaie The -
mar arms upon their viciorT. ] sinceitl{ go
plate them. ! doubt rot that her IN -
Id this change wrIe fn7ded uPo1. Pun
eiplrs and selfrespecf; and her fore noPe ~
vii insist hat The appointments 20 Be naie sn.n
Be iron their srrn 10y. sDd Of men eihirel' io'
lhsir xiii IL he fabrieation Of alm1- .-;,h
lrisa8 Cd ma1im-and equally nceordant t"o
public friefess ard professional dieniiJ- eslg-e
II ma are zrrfs czedeHfnn fs" which being ifsns
lated i. sserery nan + 10 be trusted 10 bis Own
m ana t1iIinf There j. sound sense. nay Wis
DON 10 this maxim; and il Is equally dne 10 me
pnHie f1f<r1tf and 10 you - body having pro-
rer seli-respeet OF. - The Preach would say g.
prs n esFps sh Il n the appointment Of sopeTin-
iendeDIs, his maxim should Be observed. JUDGES
are taken from lawyers, ar from NE bari and from
your own ranks and occupation, IN justice 10
yon. and your diguifv. as . most impofiant clas>
d our eifiz-ns-Who forge The arms that def-nd Us
-sheuld Be fasen The men who are 10 Be a. your
head
hope,a a. holy Of men conscious Of yo1r own
digl nv and Of yolr value and imp aDee 10 The 80
eey u which you . members you will sp0Fn q c
idea that any prillf5Sgrr, piiigaIii~ OF piiician
should Re paced IN post where Only professional
and perhanical skill 10 the manufacture Of arms,
Is entitled 20 be honoured
repeat Il, in the appointment Of Superinien-
denis Tor the Afmorirs. men should be appointed
for their profsssion1I skin The appointments
should be made TO honor professional skill, and ic
f1sief professional circulation; and. as judges
are taken f.om the bar, pops and bishops from
priests medical professors from PHYSICIANS, port
captains and eommodores from sailors. so shoult
you insist upon IT, thatfhose men al the head Of me
chAnieni classes shond be from their own body, or
10 plain English. mechanics.
Unless 5ou insist upon This you " ilr aesHsSlsds,
inferiosJy- for you see other branches take thei
heads from their own orJef-and you will di<par
age and dfshonour yourselves
What Is the difference 10 vou between a petit
fog fers P!igariic. or politician and gallan
oficer Of our army N1ihingl
The superiniendents you want a.e men Of you
own body, who symnaihize with you. and who
when honoured. reject their honour you, be
cause they Of yoE
The supefintendents Of the armoiies Of the u
s. shlnld be the first armorers IN the y s., and nc
the tools and missionaries OF trading ppiii,eians.
Your friend, OBSERVER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
DEATH oF MIss FILLMoRE.

TIE Nex York Mirror remarks 10 eenneetiSn
viii this melancholy event that 4 vas only lev
months ago President Fillmore Just retired nom
shr tolls or puLic Iie was called 70 par win ne
,.,,.s.n8 aeath has nov, stricken suddenly and in
80, :, b,rsy.ars. his lovely and accomplished
.,ss.s,sr The blow il one that can only he fully
reaiz BY him who Is thus robbed Of the i@iL vine
whose clustering lore could bes. soo'ne ana com
a., II. ,orrowine heart Great, indeed, is his az
iic.iOn, bu, ~ there Hs any consolation IN the
t,ow,edee. be may be assured that The tender sym
paIhfes Of millions viii 5unile with him 70 "a
lnenl Tor he early and Beautiful dead. MISS fH'-
more ssstweHiy- two yeats old, and was The only
daushter and only child, save The son who acted
IS MI FilImore's SECRETARY while ExecuiiVe Of
~. RATED states. Baltimore american.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
Baltimore Market.
IkandoIpla q Laiin,er,-

ClacuLAt or PRicEs ~ THg BaLTIMoRE Marker
Fer he Heet ending August 2, Is5i
Reported expressly Tor The Free Press.
ArPLEs.-Suppy light and no demand. We
quote nominaily al 81 To "a per Dbl.
BurTER The receipts lighaefihanIast week
change in prices We quote GIades in kegs a.
II TO II els. Western 10 . cts Roll al 10 10 ~
cts CoInmon 6to 10 cts.
BgsswAx.--We quote 20 10 % cts, with no
demand
No activity and prices remai: as quoted
Sales Of Shoulders Al BIO 81 cts. Sides IA 10 Z,
Hams plain 10 10 cents. Fancy 10 10 I2l cts
CoUSrEY SoAP.--in good demand with sales az
5 10 els
cArrLg-950 offered at The scales on Monday.
GOO Of which were sold II 50 % 10 s 90 ON The
Inc h8of, eqpal 10 $500 TO 81 - nea and The
balance were taken out u thr market
CLoyERkKsD-MaTkeT dull aad prices declining.
We qnotelS5.
coRx.-4ReceipIs not so large and demand more
active. We quote White a s. 1910 els. Yellow al
- To 70 els.
Da,xD Sales Of Apples al 81 .2s tosl so
Peaches al 81 IS 10 - IS
DEERsKfNs-Are in demand and sell al I6 zoe
FLoUR-4-Receipts afeiight ard ira nss eEions linn
News from England b ing intelligence Of a decline
10 prices civ Mills 81 SO % 50 GA; Howard
FLaxsEEp.--sales At 81 IS to sf,3.i.
FcRss-Saies Of Oner Al 81 10 50. Red For so
to IS cts. Mink 81 10 so cts Coon and Grey Fox
IL 10 l5- Muskrat6 70 >. Rabbit % 3
GsNsExo.--No demand. Held uoninally al 40
10 IS css.
Hooa.-Reeeipis are light AMI demand active.
Sales al s. IS 10 Sc co.
L.aD-saies in bills. al 81 10 . eis. Kegs 1910
III ets.
Mus4AaD srED--In good demand, with sales !, 5
10 cts
OATss-Good demand, and sales ii SIS 10 GO cts.
RYE.-Good demand and prices ire well sns-
tained We quote nd. al IS 10 100 Cts Penn. 100
10 ITO cts.
SNAkE Rbor-Senec4 Is II demand and selte
readily al IS 10 80 cts
TALLow.-Saes al 10 10 i2t cents.
TIMoTHY Sen -Ss9es Al 50 to IS so.
/ WooL.-Market dull and prices low. sales Of
unwashed 1870 20; wa<he1 ~ g - 80 ~
WHEAT The receipts Of new wheafharc large
~ increased and prices show declining irndenev.
Inferior 10 good red $40 10 SIS comm6b
white 81 55l0 ~ So eo0f prime SiG0 s e.
Family Flour 81 50 81 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
PUBLIC SALE
Of II e al Estate.

IT WING in Be,ke1ey c0unty Virginia. BY vir-l
IL tue ut me dtctae rendered III the case ii q.
ai BE kKish & CD, and oinsis, against r B.
Knwuslsb AM ohrfs, IN The day q May 1854,
~ the C4 euI Cent II Berkeley Couniy,I am d.
itcird u sn X sale 9t the lands in The possess
ss51 o Sad b kuwnslsr i viii ihsEtlaIe pro-
cred 10 4 sl Il ffssns pi hr Ceult Householder in
Msstan.atssg 514zsag ~ liza iay II September,
1855 garss eaasi As j The said lands5
hs iafse aase bsrn surveyed and plated by
the Sasr4y Il BArk-Isy
The Il teI,oa - Mold ccniains 43a Acres and Sc
pslsS tap ? ~ Mil Cartk and is a good qualify Of
land. - AEsxs VEN aI- are large ami cpInmo-
dious * D Trsinl with all necessary ont buiid<
iag>4 10 sraiheI 4 miertatae DIV cling and one
u the ts>4 Mill seats in the Valley Tie water
i ahnt dbIi AMI neteI-faiTing Il has been used
fof number OF weary paper fnill, for which
heiler ioeait.n canned tie FUND. Also sufficiency
OF Timhel of good qnaily.
23s Acres aud 50 Poles Of the above Hact are
held IN 'et simple.
The haltncs. 81 the traeLis rtgeisitnavv right.
suljtcttoih dnwer c, aie Of Mrs Elizabeth wn-
u winch the Iuicla.er will gel poss. ssiVn At
b. death
The terms of sale as pre- crihed u said decree
a t-one-thifd IL cash. thr residue il one aud two
y ars, with Interest from day OF sales. and deed
o. Y u on The premises u secure the ERRED pay.
meat.
Sheriff u BeiErtey County.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03

49, We are also Of opfnion that persons residing
~ sr tcrrttorv do not tAcrcby acquire any tIkr i've
lfancise IL inhabitants IL The towns m N1en sqSn
fhrrithry Is situated.a I0Rinion . G Aossaeno'
.ctts. Ii Mxic. SOL
Thcse authofities arc express and ecmplete - e
ne ensra doctrine and % s applicability y tne
TTnitrd States Artnorv at Springfield
The Armory at HaFpers Ferry exists under sne
same conditions.
am NOT a~arc. on he otes hand. Of any legal az
thSrity which roniradicts those herein es,ca, e ~
pofnt IL the complete extrritorialty of places het
81 the Uifrd States for Military uscs. with assent
81 the State Ia which they lie II seems to me 70 pc
ths plain reading and sgnihcation q the conztl--
tutipn.
il nv opinion, therefore, the persons in the en-
pl9ynelt Of tic Emitted Stat actually residing n
The limits Il the Armory AZ Hampers Ferry, d. not
possess he civsl aud political rights, ara they
subeef ib the and other obligations, 81 ei<ens y
ths State OF Virginia.
The ,srisileee Of not paying taxes in such case,
ia persenal osc, Of the party claiming t. and not
like tn. exemption Of the Pgppersy q the Oaitca
States fpm taxation, right ~ the GoxsFnilSht e
such, wheh il would be the duty 81 The Government
to maintain
il the loca authorities should undertake BY force
70 levy y tax on property, within the his VI the Ar
mdrv IL might possibly Be proper for the Vnited
States 10 defend their icon ainst what wpuio,
in my of;inion BE- a manifest act Of trespass
Icannet but think, however that the local autlaof-
ties will Jon mature reflection. the lnexpe.lsncJ
Of any Sschcosrse and desist from claim ioro4dcn
4 BY the Constitution.
lam, very respectfully, your Obediens ssrssnts
(Stgned1 Z. GUSHING
/ The Hsn JErFEnsoS DAVIS,
Secretary Of War.
oRpSAxcE OFFIcr, July 20, 1854.
True Cow II. X CRAIG,
Colonel Of Ordnance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
NEMsPAraR RosrAeE.

The SATURDAY Evening Posi- handles prefix rough
In one OF the P, nnsylvanian delegates TO Gongiess
for his efJrt ioinerease postage on newspapers
Wesee, says That paper. that Mr Fogey Qlds Is a,
itsapain in Congress proposing the rcpeal Of 4hat
sectioa ia the t9w Of August 1883, which makes a
dedaetion Of fy per sent. % hhe postage Of news
papers aud periodicals when Jprepaid Ot course
We have no idea that even respectable minority Of
The members will vote 10 iayar Of any such propo-
siiion But We shall take no lfue interest 10 read
ing the names Il those that cp, for j will be list
ofaIl that is mean, 81 and suHdest in the present
House ol Representatives,.
We believe that Mr.. 0ldsfs 10 no danger Of en-
,erinr MON another term Of Congress, FIR which
We raly thank the people Of his district He IS one
81 those who were thorn century TOO lalen-and
n Re rad been BAN hundred years ago, this say
inR sili would have been true Of him. Ia isct
his being born ~ ALL was probably tke great mis-
take Of his lifetime
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
D. / . 4

this piarr. AZ the residences q Husnphrey Keyre
Esq On Mandav evening" last. Mrs. ANN n. ZONES.
cosdFt Of Rev Alexaader JoaFs. nrmcrl, d Rehnoui
City, IN The 5sth year offer see.
IN Shephesdstown. On Heaaesdsv morning, the f9lh
inst.i THOMAS Y. s. CKARD. yoangcsi go Il NJ.
Elijah Rickard aged about Is years.
II LreshaFx. On the a5th inst CHARLES nlENS.
iafsni .! charles B. and Fsaay Tebos.
All Waterford. On Taesdas. the as,h instant, vIR
GINA .aaly dahghier d Elijah r. and Mareerei 9.
Myers, aged I years.
On The ahk q Jaiy. At Hsrres,s Ferry. ANNA
AMELIA ELIZA youngest daughter d NJ. CecFxe
Kooner. axrd mopihs aud II days.
0sFridav marasag la<i. JOHN LOCK infAas sea e.
Nj. gohn D. and Mary Caihsrine Line, u ih.s sonn 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-03
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trd considerable exeiieea caunlnnS snons The
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rupt Whix ard Ds orr.fe parties. ana The sxsieace Of
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terror ts ths hearts Of nsny cia paFzaas I'D parscu
larry the editor q The sp-ir a J.fsoa seems 10
have reas n hafeaeked bui f,riu1sseiy n enc has
bssa ban. (exeeP he spuaky eor himss,f) Who has
sa'iained The lbs q nunher n subrisers Bar Mr.
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nrsef have kafun -dag 70 give up a Lrsriie boas
without Erowln<.' eunld expect yssy neighbsr
q the sp''f g quissy brrsihe ON bis FSiiiira life
= ilhout HsrHnar Era-P ssrsws 20 prolhhs H.
Iffhe Ksaw Nofhis=s are n Be wiP-d qat Of exist
enee IN this copay BY the ofihe spis lei i be
doae At fr tired Of ls eoasisaed fishes in
the psn.
The haekhcesle's d~ssh. shskspesre ,tss Is most
a spprrkensicn. and 81 Be kils ne gsllait
Aerrs observed when he defetdnx the syrian city
which b~ar- b. sase q the time whvn IL VI hes eyed
By Sr philip Sidary. lei il be hen ms hack i turard
and kno.e nothing about IL The "Kaa -Nnshiaxs''
accussoDed 70 such direct assaults from political ed
tars and PIT horse politicians But The ina~hees that
''Ksow- Noihingsm" exeris upon political life !.
geutle AZ The evening breeze and powerful the
Storm Oar vast rusnbers scattered the hills and
vaies artsc in The performances Of their daies the
eombiaed energies Of huadred Of thousands 81 American
citizens work in the and endcsvoring
&C ,ompIish The end; hrart. and b~s feel
ia-, enii.t-d IN IT, The dictates of sound reason
prompt ~ 70 support. maintain. and cherish IL u is
bile Institution established in the Of repubIean.
ism. sad for the dissemination Of tho besass achieved
by the rihy heroes Of the revolution Let The editor
Of The Srs cohfinue to WELD the qul in opposi-
ton the success Of noble order Let him employ
his time and Talents ia revias AID dencancinx its psa-
ciples and he will find that they need his friendship
and want his sympathy their efforts with
sneeessg he might well ualertake 10 tie mighty
gan with . eohwcb to eadesvor arrest the rapid
Strides Of the American partyOr !, s. destined TO move
onward in the accomplishment Of It's mssion-which is
the preservation Of the noble institutions established Sy
Washington, Jefferson, aud their compstriots-uat
they safely moored within The sacred walls Of the
constitution And in eoaeusiony iet.me sayio The sdi-
tor Of The SPIRIT lead the Romans. Jor,igatrs and
Old ages but always make yoar calculations success
upon the returns Of the election when you de'eated
for the cushioned seat al Richmond. VINDEX.