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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01
Tll. JILL oK l.IEa.

Some writera enumeratesj THE following,
among other duties of life tsEvery man
ough9 to pay bib d bts-if BEGAN Every
man buglit to help his neigHborE-if he can
Every man and woman ought to get married
IF tbey can. Every man SHOULD do his
| work to suit bis customers-lfIhe can EY-
erv man should please his Rife-if be can
! Every wife shkuld please her hushand-.if
she can. Bvert wife shouldhold her tongue
If Ihe caa. EVER lawyer should. some
times tell trutA-if he csn Every one
4 h ull take newspaper, ndPay for u
if be can.
/ UA gentleman. whose daughter had
married i mandy the name. pf Pgice, was
congratulated by one Of his friehds, who re-
Ibm glad il see you hayeIgota good
price for your daughter
IA little hey once said Itp his grand
II mother .
II Gtandmother. hope you will die hrst.
Bs as e e sl s@. siaad trouble better th
jyou ga I.
n nEThe follawing Is one ofEthe .toasts q
fcred at a supper Of the printers of low s.
Or Revolutionary Fathers Like goo'
printers. they locked ups the forms Of th'
Tories and double headed tie British col
umns
]. MA simpleton. imagining in dreaE
that be had tfodden % nail on wakin
bound up bis fsot Another simpleton, 2
learning tie trne cause, sEId ~
LIDO not pity you, for Why 40 15ou slee
withbut sandalbP Is
TrDon't YOU remember bid Fowser, des
. KATE OLD Towser, SO shaggy and kind
, How be used to lay, day3Bua night ty q
gate, And SEIZE interlopcrs iLehindl
a3-Looking Up-The tajlofsss who ref
fused to marry Young man because his -
arg vas ouly $1,000 year.
afzs. Have yoa ever broken i horse j
qa'ss Fl sSs$tly feplisa simon but i
4 broken t,so on three wagons
y uz-A boy III crossing baFiug begg
u something Of Il gentlemen, tia slater to
!. him be would give hin something As be car
II back.
u Your honor would be Surprised ~ Jon knl
n. how much mopey lOss by giving credit
Il that way
II HrThS yaung lady who vas snderi
Il fraI, tie eAr3ach was psstely cured
a ysuag man whispering few tender wOl
therein
ri IS ali old saying that Time ~
f,rEno faan-bnt tho fair sex would have
believe that he ii gallant ehoagh 10 vat
The ladies'.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01
2 OETR Il
TUTa
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] III 4 =
Aad NV 80 81. ,sIe II nine. Nll.le.
TIE rtei w. a xisg' q yohr DC.
A,Ta. iov { H. g ssenr heart.
sr,J oy Al hossssf MAJ NJ INN.
III - gem ~ metest p,8-sR
ny 81, nAe more pfiz q tlss,' , .fsa
Z, NJ w ms ssifasss 81 ssr,b III s9la
uiat tae niass q es M 'll'e'
Va ss, 800 ys 3, T'ese ofTiy4 WIN.
Ikts- 80 I.sqHa disdaia d vi y I! 'si's,
Tts. s ~ 8 saai'sr AID tie keak
RI tN@ 9skt,e t5F sks streflg
Gen sllsl- lIeses s.
Vt 49, - consistency PIT s,se .sqS
N aHsIFas F-usss. 1879 ~. u. ts.at tiseV
AeeonsFl. and Feiinesl. ------
Al tAliBd taat Us ngG formed ii bow,
Ah Aspiration k4gA.
Az b an9ii.g e alltsooghi3hi brow,
fAbd a. gnpr aseeffuI eye, Willie
Aaa ID yoar eheeftli eye
] bever look at ypa, willie,
Bat with al anxious prayS
III bal yen viii veg BIZ 10 me II.
hat new no sure you are.
" 1ot md 9 t-ilit y chidsg
F9r Foi sfe Al ypar tather,s pride,
And Al sour MO hfE's ~ Willie,
Ana az J ~ niathei : Jayf
F9a're all that ef4iaa iragc. Willie
Ald more taa4 J; dsseIre
Yiug prsssare Il siilecti ots new
Ese IL every RsFFe
4 lave yon--nof ar IA hiofl's sake,
Bet for yourself sloae
Ath this y why your kaadI take
10 fohdiy in nv ewa. w lie,
20 iandb il ny esFn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01
Hartford Fire Insurance Company
lIARTrORI, CONMEGTfCUT,

y.o.,,ovsi, III a. ora gssr perpess.el Capiia9 slsA
900 !; iss,t aatssr ef Increasing Z 70 $50 0oo,
nUBLIS Bnildinss, Manniaetaries, Mills Ma
il ch4nery Dwelling Houses Stores, Alefehaa-
disc, Hcusshoid Furniture Vessels On the soc Ne
or while III port SCI SC, viii W insured AZ fasss
as low as the risk viii admit
Applications ior lnsurzgce may hs maes so
n me absence Of the AGENT from Chariesspwn, b
.Iaux BaowN, Esq. who will attend to meg
promptly Persons al disfauee address AhFoa$i
thssmaiI
n BE- i0u allCharch Bailiiugs and ClsrEymeEE
peIsolal properly, the Agent will present l1Es eo
missions Ia resneiag the auapasEI IL premiums III
I thSrisks thus arising
u ra..ernhef % SLY. q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01
IRON FOUNDRY.

gIsHE undersigned have lsased 11he ye,l known
8 IR0NiF0UNDkE. q klAfpeFfsteIty y IN sas :
sCountv % leasrson va, la!ep ee9apsea ah0
wosred by Hugh Gill ece. Lag h@silllss = w y,
leSsets ol Prcut'ng she nessSstecs sha = a. q
time4 alidfd guarantee ~ faeir ease nsis e
~ Aps and woskmaHssSe Cassings Insy hase
fagagedlke very best wQfS men @9a sp'lsis as F'1s
fnaJ ge of she pahlie.
They are pgepases g furnish -aEl kinSs ea esasE
tipss eitheg trasn their ewn, ~ paWefnS supptssS
Mr ,ksir es,xicmcrs -and he prices as how as can
81 afforded any where in The aeisans.e oed s.,N
HArpefs4rersy, September - 1891.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01
JAMES f Johnson,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
g,,ra .s,,oxe s3sf 81 ne YnI.su Bapk

Tsc0 doors east 0f IA Fairy BdRk, A
TTAS iass received bis Fan Winter RQDR'
Ill AND SHOES embracing svegy s'F "A
- selected wsta greas care expire siyfo sAis m8l
ke,. The pnhlic are invited e examine blSgio1.
Al ne i fully satisfied il will compare saFsFaH
With lhatsef aav otber establishment,
e.nStaus sfurk made . sraeg on sho'i notice, II
IN most fashiaaahle strle and dafsnls daarner.
. ,sbeF 10 l254--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01


) n1y iats that night Would those sofe
assds ene'rtle his heck! aud those ruby lips
meet often his sNn II be was in possession
4 sheir kaer By reason from natural
l4ys tie Twilight they would; aud. that silver
s0.ce, Toe; would whisper again those pleas
/ ant and, perhaps, ssill pleasauter words in
/ his car
Ills caArls were ss~-.. haywood be-
q 1850 lssesf isian
visited iiie'n il their lRtls cottage. ana
fgapd as lfsfpy and joyful couple as I
s'ssg ever fssn.s Ida, as. witty as ever. re-
ie,ea over me circumstances Of the sleigh
slaei ana heT little black eyes shone, spark.
hng,yI as she put her arms about hsr hus.
PAM neef aud kissed hin in remen Grance
q taat lmportaet catastrophe, which had
i i,e the cause oR making them happy for
ne Elylsd haywood be enjoys moro
pleasure With his little wife than ali the
si.ngie, biessfdness In the world could make
dsSsgAiaapll IL afy Of lily bachelor friends feel :
to take a slsighh-.fGlffeli ks joys, advise them
ana assure item that if they are aFsessqnEstonity
sTsssss val q andnestioaably eertaini
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01
.s.s / E.gag I III. gi.Aaa aa =

II IT AvFSN NER ~ 90, No 290 Baltimore
N .5Slfeet Between il ward and Liberty balq+
I.s,.sg Al shtaetnFegs 81 Sgfdlere i sd 1sR6ks
mourn SAieaEs 81 lsp AR i MENf We keep
IN bas,t ssh make i, utAer Slnse9fstt, Shaiief
EnggNh paA euA qdtitd SpAHisn anasCoanaaon
Saline Lsdies' s. dsis fam and ianry
TGt9lsR HARNESS DEPART MENf embraces
asash6 enassasle ca9tase AndH BegEs Harness:
Min % ii he yefy egsi mssefials andia slelY
ISL sAreASse III 4his ii sns aAr city Stage, Om-
ufhi1s NsItei Cart aBa nisv%tia Hass
OUR Bliant.E D AR GU ENF iutnJSaesef-
Jrrl y5triet{Iaf tar any niAsN A4easGeF ~ sqV
t,rh4es end Msfibgales.
QUA fRuNK nlsp Ar FMEN'F fen,tin een.
ere s,Fiat sna iran lgamet Sole Leather
brasst attl hon bauna r,ntss5 ef tytsy variety
. LII HI s,aEftss rasuSs RGaarfflaNvS Xoie sa'Eri
ent sathefAaa n0nlfSlin aistlsss tarhsi bass Nc
NJ sssU ksan til hand n i,ting ntEfns WAGES
ash DAWN ps, Saddle PetEsss, Fig AeSs, Lseei
Hpsse I,nseFs+&e.
q. Usvins Every facility, aud asirg well p9sted 4
s he ,afketJ We hay onf materials Il the loves
rasesl almost exclusively iaT-tssh Das work = a
mS1s]bv expefieneed and superior wafsmen W
aheretarr saw 10 Cennlry Merchants, and all ether
wanssng Gbols in ear line that they viii IN We
{ l,a rAt 81 No 30 Baltimore strett between ow
sara and Lihertyi K. ia NkN y h.k 49,
Jube'2a FiS5s-ty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01

WiS9issfEn. May "a "a. 1873 '
We the undersigned, being solieitsdite give ou'
e4p,en 81 to the Character end standing ot the In
saYaaee CampsnY eli the Valley of' Elrginia havI
.rs bqNjysli0n In saving that Ne have .the pjmps
confidence In he ability and integrity of tn
President and Directors u ihas Company.
The tact ihaY we have Insured our own pTpFeiti
Is ,hs Company is perhaps tAa strongest eyidenc
We can give as % eur opinion ~ i{sSnstits. F3
& Fl Sa8kR ssns Cash Farmers Baak Of Va
Hon j N Mason = s Senator
I.60R SeNsFNsY Esq NFgfchan. Winchester.
Il A TtnnaLt Pr{si 81 Bank ci Valley III Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01
phi. vi AKlNss.
TO ne Cifitsas Of Js6srsoa. Berktte5, ~
ek;ck aud Clarke Coaniies


AGAIN sppear before yon As PUMr N2KER,
and ash hope YOU have netiofgutien me 10 tha.
rapseisy you will eae and Al SAL en tne snnasa
Y6a need any thing y thai WAY. Rlease al "
me Il cAatlesieNns otnE son laeNts :; nkAss'
lIviar near III Gectgs Beali'sen shr Charles
fsrn ana ShepherjslpwB Road Al have en-.
,l;ssSd rim 70 fa the wark pledge myself that al
orders viii be promptly atleaped:
Fshrnzrk II 1851 &C BkAGa-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01
Rianfer. Plaster.

rVNF4E sIlhserthef s prepared 10 uIAlsh he al
sners Win arv anaoapt Ill fresh zronnd PLAsS
TER al s1.775. per ION The cash and he b5g
mnsf accsmpaRy each order
OF la 1854 EsN AlSQIIIHA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01

AVE re- efvet snpbiySpfD Kin eaEs - AZ
II fnsented Lard Lamps warranted III s,A ~ q
fior % Anything Il III kind npw y use Any psl
50 Purchasing If il does not eiTe lul saistaeiiql
81 fetafu ii ind vi RETURN them u money!
THOMAS RAWLIGS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01
81, 80. Dr. .John.son.
~ a Is. - : !. gRE L0CE HOSPITAL

w aERk NJ z etes ~, 81. ! ~
tes ssiaasi II sa plains Ises 60 s lss
,oas of tAe Ksaey Fans q the Loiss AZ :.
Nese ard ska as5 &, H. HEss, T1 AIS.
, .oa4 IS seersi habit ~ asseripns arisg
The end sy,,,, ssndsr y 1880 ceastu
Espees.,i., 40UNGhFE
! V W ~ Who hoe bscoesA 40
y EsFeeps ~ tsestrIefsYe ksfis - IN soiitary
nssa of the -, aeiy gfsFr, tsoass ~ alnuai
~ 14sght Otherwise 49, ~ bslnnf ntelle@g
fLe tsn'paers q his elaa = .R. enales
1arrsa FL nay eal vim nh a eestacJ
1919 -safe q physical - So asl atiag .r1iswe
-ad e fesidfsd q ysr.ss ~
~ Be- ksftleliar 3 5lS Ys'fs e.. ts',s1i
bers q ycn viii Mislake 80 iacr
DIR 5OfiNn0A
Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons I,oado,
graduate isWn one Of thr most ~ m
laitsa States, Alsl the greater part 81 i. hSs -
besa speat u the fs Hospitals Of Londoa PatEs. PHI
adelph!a, and elseF here las eectes. sve ohe .o~t
astonishing that4were ever known rass traabIea
fineiegiia the ears ard head when asleep grat asr
FonsneAs. beng alarmed At sAdrn sounds lid ba.lli.
cess, with fegaeai bashing, Attended sometimes with
aeraae dtnsat o. MUD, were cured mmedl atefya
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE II
~ I. addresses ~ these wboftaye inigred them
ssltes " private aad Improper irnigenees, that Sc
cEet anp Solitary Habit, WHICH fssas b9th Bpdy and
Mind ailhsiBg then. iaF either tussiss or socdt4y
DECD are some of the sad ass hoy effects pro
saest r. ealiy habs q youth, X ~ eaksess of The
AseS a4a Limbs Pains a tha had DiEness ~ sight
iess q Siuseni4r PeWe' Iaipdataa q the Heart, Dys
sts Nerfoas trrttaBfity, DeFsagenent 81 tht Dsges
sse EAteti9ns GeaeraI debility Svinpionas IN on
,aa4l,tssi, sc,
S1Esf ALGY--The fearful earets Sd HE n.,a ~
much soI be dreaded Loss vi MsfnoFY Confusion N
ieas, Dahrissoi Of spiFiis Ferc6plines Avesian
Q Sgs1yi Self Distrnst Love ~ Solitude TTIidt,y1
S sts seme q tie evils prpdachd. Such persans
snia sttefe contemplating Marriage consult DF John
'a sad PC a onee restored Let not false Delieacy
reselt but apply Immediately aud ave voursalf from
~ sietq'ei ahd aWai Consequences 81 this 4erriblt
*, J9Ii III Tons INEIG0RATIees REMEDY /
FOR ORG ANIC WEAKNESS
ny this great any and important re4s5iy wAakaass
The ora ans SPEEDILY cured and llif Iestared
-IhegSahds Of the most Nervous and pSbiIitatsd mai
iduals who had lost al hope, have beeA,imhJIateIv
eilssed. ) Il impeachment io (
u MARRIAGE.
hgsieai III Mental Dsqnafcaticn Nerxens Tr4,sb;6
f, PrestiiMs and Weakness ~ Erfss7.;fs WI
1881 fearful kad speedily ctr,4i IN n Ioh,ss - ~
IN mus! p Pesi pad kehedies Aentby
april ~, l,at.4-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01
rs psoFGer vlSE- FRosl Bucs.

Z A subscriber a3nmanlcatei 70 u lev
days ago. a fsct relative to the destruction
of suea bugs ana winged insacts e are ms
iurious to cacamber and melon vines 80
He has psaetissd il for Several years. aad
found it very flee aal ii protecting the
piants fron The de@traetsse sAyages ef rue
Insects. The gasshod isnas follows: just
u evening. ~ kindies : small ere, Of i
the patch Be large, several NAY e necessary
that vii blaze freely, IL some convenient
olace. WIeso il Twill injure tie plants Ell
then. by brushing tie plants alsFnis sAS
bugs. 50 as 10 caalse hem 10 take wing, RheE
thsv BIZ directly into the fire. and are des
troSed'-- II. Flf8Tr daa Gardener
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01
1sl !. ID. gree IJrcss
z. q se'sAsD NEEGLf ~
WO dollars and Fifty Cenfs

ayable NJ es. - NNUM
~ s ~ .aea 2 gu i paid ntirels Il asgseea
erpiiatsr ss.s = ysas' + deferred beyoss ,bs
psis 9, oalA. j Isl . }.
~. 5ADyER Using.
Sf,f5r ARE re iorA sqhare 81 les.
psnpgysn zacs ,,ss fser eae D ae anl-
.s.'iss 81 rdsss sp's 6, Sc. 'ssss
saf4sip 49, gfela AL Si.srgsdIar.
s-Aketssnt So - -
cftes 81 llasf6s, New York. and PKzdeIbhSs ann ~
dns 10 taka advertisements an spbserigdas
he fsfeA repaired b. Hls rrresls u hesge
eAssied tspaymeats. Hi Osiees BOSTON, seo
lass Jasl;ag; NEW YORK. Tribune Buildings
PHILADELPHIA. n Isl corner Third aud 1hextdns
sftsett ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01

THg HAIasrc| e TaTE-It has been decided by
The IA gA Court Of Mississippi sitting al jackson,
thai RobeH Hairfon deceased,s was legally don't
-ciled IN that Slate, add that his widow Mrs, Ruth
HARRISON. pf4Vifginla. is. UNDER The laws o. MIS-
sissippi, enti,ied 10 ons\ysly Of his property BY
his decision, Mrs n comes into possession Of an
ilnaaerise csaie consisting chitaynt negroes, va
lined at several bundled thousand dollars. A SIM
liar decision WIS given BY Judge Gimer al me
Falterm 81 iI<Bry Superior q ufi under Ihe. laws
III Virginia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01

De- you play b the ear n Inquired ]
pupil Of dancing school fiddler.
'No, nv dear pla5 by the night
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01

TheERisbl npnd Penny Post Understands tina.
lie allies df Mf4 w ise are manufacturing yoles o..
large scale that every street. aHey fna avenue
Of The city is fahsac4ed for ioteignets wnq nave
not ye been nalpraiked, and who are qraagea up
n ~ eiee for that purpose now for The first time.
TsaIwriter saws .hatIsahs shameful aerversion Of
aw. praeised bn thc most gigantic scales is what
has eigen fise 10 III American party,l and what
VIII contribute mera uilg man any thlbg eisei "
lis llh al triumph.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01

EgE- letter from HReekingham conBh> n /.
published III il he baltimore Sun. alter SPEAKING
The improving pibspedis 81 HanisonbuTgs and the
completion OF The Manassas Gap Railroad 10 that
point, ii two years, Says; The coming election
for Governor seem ID be little ,alked>of. Ii is an
admitted fact blythe Eaoaciag oaes here, that Mr..
Wise, the demockaieEea will V defeated !;
| III lie more rnterrifkd will stand BY him. 4
note before as, says that shIeWd Democrat from
Rockingham county, remarked. the other day, thai
/ Mr. Wise was 100 Inconsistent politician % suit
the Democracy df the Fensh Legi' n.--Alet. Ga~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01

pf,s.iaxs,s It IS Ssxa1oE. - The Hon Cdarles
5,,i,lss has feea ei9sen Unhed SIales Senator
nam ylsecasin for SIX yesIs from. The M Of
afsTeA Sext re was The rshinee Of he t.fllsi0n-
is,S s,,8 IS lee seii ants Nebraska denoesal
lie succeeds Ne Hca l-ea.; 2 Wa.ser dem.
ssr-f-ar. Rfnders. - reeent F4nnanF Han
,ssts;sg snneb1etd BIZ ihtsnioB 81 going 10 Wiz.
ma sbeef 'ts ~ of Mareh % helpen he e,bc>
\ ton Of Mr. VIE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01

FAoz<x ~ Darts --fhe fr1setlsk lAa'tl 81
anime sales ~. M EiizabsIh Hoa relief q
per 1loa ID aged resident Of thai city, van
fan,a wing al ihe .sr Of Der room, Egzsn =
g.sih M, Friday fanrniHaisSt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01

n CosT OF TeMpgH.NIe3 p,,,...,,.s-- n, ~ =
MN 1snefSoniah relates curious siofy
~ age mere vas frn.in hatplaee IN.
s.s,S y an uncle aud nephew who sold intoxiea
l'e a'inhs Inc former hadSmade lis win be-
Y HUH some E9 uV0 Or 10 900 70 his nerhew
s m,o p'gmnrng Y think favofsby OF he tesnper.
aaeg ngement Proposed g give up selling fiunor
IA NJ Nisso' partnership The uncle enrag
ftedom to his three slaves MA Iess NY SWING
ihe most ofhis pfbpegg III, ~ -. g lneA
r = ang deleFlnined 10 make new will ths
P9 1 q Tows s1 Iba 4 N ca 5aS v,
him So GEO. -9 ! Y ...ss = !: .ar from
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01

.1ME AFFKA3 80 - 1IEtLIN9 The Wba.,. -
Ip,eieenee- Tuesday last gives The lseiiDg
81 ths aasal a. Kenaeay's tavern 4 a.''caiars
,'FSaeling on SqiuEdaylnigbt = 1l,@.M South
feSIqsi tcTquch hbd ! n,,r,h,.
back FIERY ofhis WITH ~, TN tendons aud
hack IA wound II. a. severely ana
large culsNs DUH All = ano aisther 10 me
dY Slightly wes ns TX NJ & say IN th
Hncy hand sligfls ~ e XII 1ysras
4 ed Of Nearest fIthe 4ls.oiaaae IA, M,u,nelne-
1 brutal and dsgra4efu afahaat ", % not yefS' an
i 1icied with lar9esdiTk knife ihs,rapies i1(ln-
1 are informed ef J5seph Bounds. ~ wereN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-03-01
Testimonials.

Aogusti !, ts53--lY.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-05
An Eloquent Speech.

The first week in June was anniversary
week in Boston. when the various religious
denominations of New-England held their an
nual gatherings, to enjoy social converse, and
to employ their energies for the promotion Of
the principles they love. On Thursday after
noon the Universalists held their festival al
the old cradle Of liberty Faneuil H Ill About
1000 persons partOOk the magnificent enter
tainment
After the dinner was finished, sentiments
and speeches were the order of the day. A
mong the orators, Rev. E. H. Chapin, of New
York, was conspicuous. But the beautiful and
eloquent speech of the occasion was delivered
BY Rev. N. M. Gaylord, now of Boston, but
formerly of Columbus, Ohio. The opening
paragraphs are peculiarly appropriate and
beautiful. Tie spoke to the following sen"'
ment:
The West-Broad and fertile in her prairies, may
she always be broad in principle aud rich in sentiment
Rev. N. M. Gaylord, responded. He sald'-l
understand, sir. that it is the law OF this occa'
sion that no man shall decline the honor confer
led by the Committee, when through you
they command him to speak. And yet there are
few occasions when, and no place where. a
man of moderate abilities would more manifest
prudence by silence than on day and in
place like this, Although the thing is not sell
dom done. it strikes me that Faneull Hall is
the last place on the American continent for
one to air his fancy rhetoric and his holiday
oratOry in; for without faith in modern spirit
ualsm we may imagine this vast room hlled
with august shadows; the spirits OF the mighty
men Of old. who on other than festival Jays
came here and made speeches that were elo-
quent indeed speeches that caused revolu-
tions-speeches that were more that half bat
tle'-speeches that the spirit of truth and JUS
tice inspired and bore abroad on the winds to
freeze the hearts Of tyrants with strange ter
ror and fire the fainting souls OF frecmen with
new and prophetic hopes,
Now, sir, it is an uncomfortable thought
that, in addition to this critical audience IN the
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dies are out frequently, in the early mornings
and pleasant evenings. enjoying ihis heallhful
and invigoratng exercise. No other eombines
so many good qualities. Il strengthens the
muscles. braces the nerves. and gives lone to
the mind. Better far than all the shoulder.
braces AID drug panaceas ever invented or
eOneOcted,i is a Wild gallOp an brave free steed,
for the young, and a gentle ambIe on qui.
ct Palfrey, improves the dropping Invalid more
than slOps, syrups, and careful wrapping. In
no waltz, scottish, OrPolka. ever performed in
the unWhOlesOme press Ofheated bathrooms, Is
fair woman so clothed with grace, as when,
with form erect, she is borne swiftly onward
BIZ gallant steed The face may flush in the
sitting atmosphere Of crowded halls, under the
glare Of lamps, but to pale again with the NOR
ming light while the roses which bloom on
beauly's cheek 10 the pure free ain Of heaven,
and rich warm sunlight, under the exhilara-
ling influence OF horseback ride, endure, and
are roses without thorns.
"Whal are the Young men about, that The
ladies ride alone Are men afraid Of horses?
Have they never lesrned TO ride ? Poor fel-
lows they had better borrow some gentle old
nag, and practice. Don't be afraid there is
not much danger f. and the ladies viii lead
your horses at frs.."
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RE The temperance prohibitery Law met
signal defeat in Illinois. The result is what
might be expected. While the Northern and
intelligent counties gave $4,000 majority in fa
vOr Of temperance, the southern counties gave
$4,000 majority the other way. Returns, un-
official, have been received from all the eoun.
ties. which gave a majority of l4,O66 against
the law. The entire vote is 1863, 1856, being
the largest ever polIed in the State.
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ET Alta meeting of the % Ward Liquor
Dealers recently held in EeW-YOrk il was
stated that the Liquor Dealers throughout the
city were fully determined to resist the Maine
Law, at all hazards, BY every legal means in
their power. The society have engaged the
most eminent counsel, and are ready and pre-.
pared TO e1pend any amount of money, If need
be, to the sum Of $4,000. or upwards,
They will lose every dollar of il, and when the
pile is gone not an opinion against the Law ca1
be found.
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EF Mr.. j. Gallagher. living near Brown
vile, Fayette co., Pa. sheared this season from
French bucks (half blOOds) l48 and l3a
pounds Of WOO, respectively. The first of these
bucks weighed 1863 pounds. and The second
l59 pounds.
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ET Our farmers, says the Nashville (Tenn, J
Banner Of the l4th June, have had delightful
weather for harvesting their wheat crop. and
have taken advantage oft with alacrity. The
yield is unusually large. which taken in connec-
ton with the increased breadth of land oecu.
pied. insures an ample supply of -four the
coming season, at reasonable prices.
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EE The JeweIt family held family festival
at ROwley, Mass, a short time since. An ad-
dress was delivered BY John P. Jewett, of
Boston poem by William Jewett Papodis, of
Providence an original hymn by DIR. Joshua
Jewett Of ROWley and an Oralion by C. c.
Jewett, of Washington.
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EF King, Vanwert and Wright, the three
guards who we're charged with aiding prison.
ers to escape from the Ohio Peniteniiary, have
been cleared from the charge on the ground
that, as the attempt proved to be unsuccessful,
there was no Law on the statute book to pun,
ish them.