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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1855-03-27
LINES,
COMPOSED ON THE DEATH OF BYRON r. CLARK.

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And is he gomez the darling child
And bid us all farewell
Yes, he was gentle, meek and mild
He In Heaven now doth dwell
Oh yes. he's gone 70 realms above.
To mansions In the skies,
There he shouts redeeming love-
And dwells with Christ on high.
He's taken home your darling child,
Safe In HIS arms TO dwell.
He'll shield him from the tempests vile;
lie doeth allrthings well.
Suffer little children he doth say,
And forbid them them not to come,
For such In the Kingdom Of Heaven stay,
In me there q always room.
'Tis Jesus speaks we know his voice,
Then put your trust on high,
He'll bid your aching hearts rejoice
He hears the mourners cry
We know he was his parents pride.
HIS grand-sires earthly joy,
His other kindred did confde-
Butweep not for your boy.
He knows no sorrow, care or pain,
His soul from sin Is free,
Your loss Is his eternal gam.
He dwells dear Lord with thee.
Methinks see that cheruh now,
Around the emerald throne,
The coronet that decks his brow
In dazzling splendor shone.
Then fire-thee- well we will not grieve,
Nor ask thee for to stay,
But trust in Juses and believe,
Well reign in endless day. L. NJ. @.
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Hill LSDALE HOUSE
~ n NJ DUuN ap.z....s-.

Southwest Corner Public squsre-Hillsdsle. Mich
This House has lately been purchased by the Propr.
eisr, and thoroughly
RENOVATED AND REPAIRED,
sni newly fted up and furnished from cellar to care
making il Of the delightful and orsble re-
treats intie West. No labor, attention money will
bospsred to make the weary
TRAVELLER HOME.
in every Of the word. Hlsdae with it's sdjoin
ing lakes and sloPng gens together with It's healthy To-
cation affords theme for the Poet field for the r,ist
that Is worthy OF cultivation. AS place of summer re-
treat IL is unequaled ia the Wes and we hope TO see
Of friends avalthemselves Of breezes
Hillsdale. April 1854
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za- The Circui,t Court at Washington, hs

zD- The Circuht Court at Washington, has
decided that the award obtained from the Mex
ican Commissioners by GEO. A. GAR, NER. was
obtained by means Of false-swearing. forgery
anG fraud, and Is, therefore. null and void and
that his estate Is indebted to the u. States,
@f23, $50. the amount obtained bv him. They
order CoRcoRAS and RIees to bring into court
the stocks and securities in their hands belong.
ing TO GARDNER to tho amount of $4,000.
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A deserted husband in Baltimore, advertised
his wife as having left his bed and board, and
"ffcrsa reward of fiftv dollars to any man
that is white. and has mover been convicted IT
stealing. who will marry her, and tako her to
California.
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BRIS TOL H OU S E,
formerly 81. Charles Hotel.j
CHA RLES T., RRISTOT.. prODrietor.

Since his late misfortnns by ire nt East Saginaw,
Michigan, has taken the above named Honse, and
will spare pans TO make the Bristol House pleas
ant plar- 10 stop at The houte is beautifully situa-
ted directly opposite the Biddle House, corner jeff
erson avenue and Randolph street. Detroit, where
shall DO happy 10 see my friends throughout this
State, and the travelling public generally.
moo CIIAS. l.. BRISTOL.
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The Hon. Samuel II ustrn delivered a lec-
ture, on Slavery, AT The fremont Temple in
Boston on the evening Of the 22d of February,
which It is said. hardly came up TO what was
expected of him.
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II l. l. : d ALE EXCHAN GE.
I. p. RANDALL, Proprietor.

North Vast Corner of The Public square and oppo-
site Of the Railroad Passenger House,
HiLi.SDADE, MICH.
HAVING spared no pains in fitting up and furnish
i i ing this House anew. We hope to meet the COM
forts al wishes of our guests Having also good
Livery Stable ia connexon with the House, we feel
prepared TO meet the wants of rsvelers and give
prompt attention TO citizen patrons returning our
thanks forpast patronage.
Hillsdale. Nov. %. n423u
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JEWELLERY STORE.

&R y IN WATCH, CLOCK AND JEWELRY
Mk il REPAIRING.
'-A$SSZNyAThe subscriber has removed his Jewell
~ Store the east side of Broad it. opposite his old
stand, where he may be found at all seasonabe hours
ready do work in his line of business short notice
UT lie also keeps Watches, Clocks, Spectacles,
Jewelry Gold Pens and Pencil Cases for SALE of good
quality and at the most reasonable prices.
Aug. 81. 5i T.. BRYAN.
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Chicago Harbor is said to be open from Lake
Stree, Ferry out to tho Lake.
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Cd IN ssSf "a.
DR. Joan DILLON.

A<7sSS4e.<z DR. JOIN DILLON,
W LATELY FROM NEW YORK ciTY.1
DETURNS his grateful thanks 10 The citiz ms Of
IL Hills liie ur their veiy liberal pat 90 ard
iicItsa con Itniacr uf The Mineral incr rrup.
uoic teeth in--ft'd lroia u Gil the
mnsphcrG prlnriple which ~ general ns. hy all
wh, siuiiy use tnl c1nf1r in " t-lg Irtiicill
tectl, DecIyrl e'h lie WITH pure gold fi pr
cemelt h. si'k them ,rtlHcia ourd ani prev, Mt
from ~ IN Dr fur'hrr dee,, le tn cleared and *
trnctrI Folh ,ch- cured. Ai'rprrrti 'us p,rf,rm
ed IN the bet manner lnd werra ed for one year
The irregn rites OF ctiI1rr' te n Mt '1ded Ia
Tech ertr"ctrd Jor he Poor gratis.
X fsrs - The foorvln wei known gent iemrn 49,
WV l'ANpRrIt 1 q phA-r
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Sam Medary OF tho Ohio Siatesma. and tho
other Sam" are thought to be somewhat rela-
tod.
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nRESS GOODS
- Lawns, Linen Ginehams, Ch,mbrays, French
Jaconets, Poplins, Tissues. Bcrage, all ooiors and
other rtyles, Just rcc'd az PRATT'S
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DIN FisTIlY.

Il LIZ Would inform his customers and the
ubli, generally that he is permanently lncsted in
he village of tIilsdale aud do ali ope ratous
u Dentistry. Teeth inserted IN pivot or gold plate with
pring atmospheric pressure. Filling cleaning and
xtraciing done with Forceps.
I7.Rooms over Russel's Store march 27 1854
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CLOSE OF CONGRESS.

We received by the Now Yurk papers a de-
lied report of the proceedings of congress
during the last day of the session. The sitting
lasted iill Sunday noan--t,oeaiy:fo four hours =
We make the following synops's of such pro-
ccedings as have not already boon given by
telegraph;
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The following letter of Hon. s. G. Haven. a
member of Congress from the Buffalo district.
in New York State, We clip from the Buffalo
Commercial:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-15

u
Until you can make M your minds upon
this Hoint,. said the pastor, as he was abons y
leaving tie church, we must all trust in the
lord And after that the people followed
him frdri the plabe.
B5tH Deacon Smith and Mr.. Peek gol
tleirEhey safely in but On the very day thai
Mr Sharp Ind Lis wife were to have start
ea f9r SuOwhill, it began to rain in right
good earnest. SharpIlost his visit, but he
net ths Disappointment with good grace,
for bis crops smi led in the rain,
Ere another Month had rolled by, another
meeting was called for ) petition Of rain, but
this time the result was As before
Many Of the people bad much 10 dig, and
rain would prevent them. Some wanted the
rain Immediately some in two and some in
three days, while others wanted To put il of
longer So Mr. Surely had no occasion to
call for rain,
/ Oheyear rolled BY and down to that tine
tie people Of FallowdAle had never once BE- d
able Ia agree upon lie exact kind Of weati.sE
they would have, aud the result Vas that they
began - open their eSos to the fact that this
wcrldIwenld .bs strange place if the inbah-
ita1tsIcould govern II While they bad been
longing for a power they did not possess,
they had seen its absurdity, but new that
they had, ID good faith, attempted to apply
that power under the belieftLat il was theirs
they saw clearly they were getting beyond
their sphere. They saw. that Natures law
I we're safer ii the hands ofNature's God thar
| in the hands of n Natures children.
0ntLe last Sabbath Of tie first year Mr.
Surely sset Element ut Fallowdale, be offer,
ed To. break his connection with the parish
but the people would not listen to it. They
had become attached to him and to the meet.
ings, and they wished him to stay.
But can no longer rest under our for.
met contract in regard to the weather, said
the pastors
Nor do we wish you to- returned Sharp.
lis0Hlyi preach to uh, and teach us and our
children how to live and help us to DO social
and happy
IS sand, added the pastor while 4 tear Of
pride stood in his eyes, as lie looked for an
instant in face Of bis own happy wife, 'All
things above our proper sphere we will .eaye
I with God, for he deefh all thsngs suell'.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-15
IIusa4A Laws.

H AiEssRs EDIToRA Seeing some weeks ago, an ar-
L ticle ID your pair in favor Of aDolshng the Usufy
/ Laws ! send ydp lie following extract from Tie
message Of the Governor Of New York, on The 9th
ger side Of the Question DO il especially for the
benefit Of the correspondent who furnished the ar-
tlces, as he seems tP he in search W information,
and think he %iH Ghd it in the fdllowiha extract;
It salready inHsated that heeifpris aereof. fs
made to modify our Usnry Laws Nlll iie renew q
with the present. Legislature The idea o4ree Ira lie
in money pervaaes the commercial community
Money, il IS urgea, reliered fram tile resfrans d
Husury Laws, woald become plentfp and cheap
II is verify Of remark however, that The aTgu-
ment proceeds iom the lender rather than the Or
ROGER Of money. And does nol this argument rrpve
either TOO little or loo mueh2 If nopey is 81 he
made flee should there not ge e1nal freedom on she
pan Of these who exchange their 8labot, and the
products Of laboF fot money! II al arbitrary yal-
ue is given BIZ law toeoin aud hank paper, whv lot
also fN BY law the standard sYlle ir labor, W that
capital and LABOR may exist upon an equality, I II
you iayest money by leglslatiqa with poFer
which, unrestrcied enables capital to Cypress LABOR
do yoa not whiEe ehtrapclfising capital ensIye Ia
hor2 II, tlon, mooney is 10 II relieie3 from leits-
atye rssiraiai shoutd ii not also be diYesle5 ofehe
Hpomer eonierredEhy legislation2r While our lsWs
Iyel istr.
with equal inside ana i,I,,,rts,y dosss6 MI,
T Of interest nlayHfLe deaan3fd ,,a s' s33,
use? Aud while leeislaliou t,ernits
and inajgidoaIsAto circulate their qasr II
pay as money, Ill Ii moi clearly 4 a,Fsy to li5i,f
i rRSe uf usance u!an loans p Bsiore degEtg3'
eold ami silver And their i4,,Ir rg1.rtsentat{4s AZ
sAtNqui1 ID nlyuduen,eut IL ifcnt,ti,ent nt.af, ~
ament to si4rlae money 70 tbe p4od,,etl II. IA
NV depriyihg asld. silver and HANK fIl,te; III
.'s.' ssiiisi;rl value Then. apd 1h,n md ,lsY
~ ,sae lett like tie ,,ros,te,s 81 4o,s x
= M 49, + Is hue laws of trade
,;,s 49, ~ III otherac0untrias M o,t
$3.50 II - Is more ai
esaxS, s', ~ raiss Of insane, = $500. !.
y, M. sS n = saesl nat, IL ..; II
IA arssl,.eFt A: v.
III. ls, Men Sasr H.
rS,s,,r ~, VI II ~ iuaustrv III ib+s
,lS ~ A nm ,slzssb thsi-
L, + 7cegns s,s i.s5s - ~ - i,g
,{'s E N 49,
,hs ,s3 ,a;.;,' X 40 hase
tbeg is q yvi,e ~
MAS ,;ei,a1s tt 'i,,s ;;i
,heT aTe 3sgaa6ta M fb.e ygbst sal'ar
svsla fbsu r I, Ms -, ~ u /
81 tbir Er,y.s ~ 81
st,;nssn aeans, Es,,ry II 80, NH Il
esaFs ssr III ssl,sssrs $3.50
Tn ars,u,qt rtilei uon Il, sIIe sir3e,,ses 1, :,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-15

ther, and to regard With d scrupul0us eye
those ordinary duties which meet our inqui-
ring gaze At every tarn, and which are
thought hy the unnindful las unworthy q
their notice. If tho young sniad is thus al.
rected. and is guided igf its Improvement 81
the holy precepts Of tho Bible,-t must As an
inevitable consequences, gclon frem day to
day gathering strength and order from OBJ
servation. until its possessor can With rel.
gious pride inelaim alteration that position
which God IN his wisdom designed Man to
occupy. with his pereeptiye eye directed
BY Intelligence, aud lis nature renovated BY
knowledge, he goes 80 The way of life with
the trus source Of human happiness Enclosed
70 his gaze and presented Tor lis adoption
Tor u Is our minds which assimilate US te
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-15
s,r. .SehnstOtl,
nA1TIMnRE LOCK H0SPITAL,

= i the mos. speedy II y
NNtli.. Il ,r,vase cosnplaiEts Gfets
4~rsiaal tgfskness, Pans u ne 49, sI1rst
ne Kidney Disease q rs esa 1900
.eas 3, So M III those dreadfu ateelien. sllss
- ssyet habit ii ycath, Which PFeess - :;
.1.sf DcbilstF resders Marriage laP
he isnd destroys s9 To gSqs 81 MEN
.s,t. "a -bceoaSe the Fictlnas % Seis-Af
Ts3 tbat dfa1dsal aud Destructive nA'ssa, Y cF5
- reeps ~ ~ nltimeiy grave, thsazsius 81 sI I
- 49, died talenls and brilliant iHksitsSe
nsi 2 oErruIse have entraRced listening senases
80 ~ tluaers II his elcqaeace, Or F-Ac9 81
the nv Ing fyrs nay cali VITA ~
as, M ysseal weakaess, shoald intneasssss
sSsit Dr. j AID Bs restored 70 perfect q ti's
MIllsEpat4r.uas N IlAgeE y -
gr4sos - y % sai.isks Nc a. Esgdan
ssfh sfst n the Ersf Hospitals 81 Iono, ps,;s 81,
as e.e~hsre. - effected some IF ,a
.ekas Y sae sars an5 head when asiee1 sIst -
tolSaesss tsfng alarmed al salden sotsl t W.
Etth ifeaea bisshing. attended se,eetss
tse1f q masd. were cared Iu,n,etsteIyf
IAkE PARTICULAR NOT{rT
By n sdartssts III those vAo 49, -,
~ iflsate and improper indulgence ,bst-S.
s ~ !siitify HABIT, which rlins balh Boey IN
ea tbsFa sf either bn,less n ssc'sfsS A-
rs NJ saFne ef the sal aud ia ilsho.y 49,.
30 q fs WY hsS,is q yotlh VIZ Weakness II ~,
w. = Ss i 81, ans y ihe head, Dnaess of siyb,
f,.{lta Ne-, AIN I Ettatiea 81 the Heart. Drs
M ri, lltse,ty, arrangement Of The Dises
s,.sI.es Ss4sfai debility Sympfonas III Ca
,.s,r y US fearful effects of the@mod u.
49, - = fftFalka Loss If AeAory Conf,sion ~ +
- stta g, 4 SPIRITS, Es FoFe6 tiing Ayexsias
~ $500, heh bisifust, Lave III Solisnde Timiji,,.
-ss',i s,'f y iAs evils produced. snch perse55s
s,e, 81. Aiaffiage consult Dr. Joha
- " M Gee seziarcd Last not False Decacy
III y Immediately and safe yourself nm.
81 and HFid consequences q this trrribie
< III
Sohi-sss&stOSS iNYIG0RATINls RFMFDy
Il, ,,.. LIZ ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
of "A s gEsa' and and important rfmedy w@akness
osSasBeis speedily cured and fiji viqar restorej
.I5'si-s Fl . inesi NeFyous and Deblitated MAJ
- NN9 nae list al hope, have hren ranedisi.l,.
tst'sfsd " ippedifaehs 10
n MARRIAGE
Physical or Nteata DssaaaIig.es93s
y, lrsnbas and WeskSe.x - tsai eus li9ltahlli-
ar,l NIL. @aia speea,iy cured BY Dr. Johnston
e'97if mpst e li2s PAID Remedies senth,,
Ill., fApfii 20 1S5a ii,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-15

| nFr' Recollect, sir said tavern keeper 20
coach passenger who had only glass Of,
water and not remembering tie waiter
'Recollect.l sir, if yen lose your purse, you
didn,t pull it out here
Ez Poor rule that won't work both ways.
some ofthe Mormon women believing in The
adhgc that what ii sauce for the goose 4
saace for the eander,' demand plurality or
husbands The male saints object
EzA popular writer. speaking Of the o.
oean telegraph. wonders whether The news
transmitted through the salt water will Be-
fresh
E+A debating society away down East
i debating the following important ques.
ton IF, b man builds corn crib. does
that give, him right to crib corn.
1TA Turk wears so many aeas in his
shirt, that . mathematician has Just demon
stvhted that if they should all jump At once.
they would carry him across tho Bosphorus.
HTW hat mechanic may be expected to
outliva all 9thers1
The boot and shoe rnaksr--for he-is ever.
iaskiar
TIA Judge in Cincinnati is said to have
10 much real estate on bis hands, that moth.
ing short Of soap and water can relieve him
-whst kind Of essence does Young
map lika when he pops The question ! 40.
aufesehee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-15
JAMES Is. JOHNSON.
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,

Iirol doors tas Il fte Esfllfq Bank
TI = Is' s ss.,sss. A.. M,a,.F BOOTS
siz- sslec#ie MIN gea. raee expre To- this rlsr
~. The lpahlisarg invi,ea n sisnsae lis Stock
Is he il taAly SATISFIED il wiii eoNpars taeerah y
with thai iii anv dshsr establishment
Csstomikurk made 70 order shpi NOTICE. ID
ths mos fashionable s,yle and dnrahIe manner. Il
C)l t0hr hs5t-ssE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-15
IRON FOUNDRY.E

THE npaefStgNed have teA~fd 4h- sretl known
L IR0NJFOUNDRYs a. Haspers Ferry Is the
CounW III tedersen Va tsteig ucrnpied ami
worked YHaah Gill DE The fsctliasaS IL H.
lessees ofpncatinSN ihe best suck and II ali
times. adEifd a guarantee 10 lheir customers Of
pfomps ahA wafkmsniiks Castings They have
ensxgedtheve very hrss wbFk,nen ard solicit The pa.
ronaze ofllhe public.
They ALL prepare, 10 lnrnish alt kinils II Gas.
loss eilh.sz from their awFG Vi psItsfn~ suebiiea
~ Is ~ enfsemsfs and she priees as iew can
-, - 4Hany where IL the nti9hh1r hAad
-, - - RECKHAM IS son.
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ain o NaGanitFw Mslop.aT,I.1,e..
AND DEALERs GENSssssSsaS11At. 80 !, ~

-
ID TAVENNEHs g. COS No 800 BSss.
IN. .S,reei between Il ward aud L,het4y Bs,sste
lnates NJ manufacturers 81 Sdadlert aad THRaEs
=, INCUR SADDLE. DEpAR rMt3N i Ne keep
on hand aust make 10 offerr Sutnmtrset. SKATER
English pad tull qniiWd Spanish ana Common
Saddles; Ladies'. Saddles lain and fancy
OUR HARNESS DEPARTMENT 4 enlhi aces
double and Single Carriage apd Buggy Harness,
gotten up Of the very brst materials, and in slety
not surpassed 10 thlspt her city lasej On
Aibus WAGON, Carl and Dtst Harness.
OUR BBinLE pEPAR rMEN 4 tatnishas ey-
ety vafieiyfef fair any black Lea.hef And Wehb
/ 6tiales arid Manibgalcs ~ ];
a OUR TRUNK DIP ARTMENT contain ED.
tfe spring md lrJn fame (wafraated sole Leather
brass aud lion haund Trunks Of eve,y variety
Ladies afsss Trunks, Bonnet Boxes sole ana PAL
L entilsather aad common vaiises,sarpsi Bags, sc
We alsatk-ep in hand Rtfing Diving Wagon
and DfAy WI ps. Saddle Pockets. Fly Nets, L.lpen
horse Covers Sc
Having Every facility and berg we'll posted in
the market we hay our mairfials n ihe lostes
raifk atmcki exclusively tar cash On work + al
:, u1atc hs experienced aud superior w,.tkmna W.
therefore ssY,io Country MsFchaHis and an ather.
wanting Gt0ts 10 aur inc that hrs Will 90 vel
tSNeall ~ Ma 30 gsatimere ~tfrtx heiween ew.
ari and t.iherlv r. TAvENNER h 90
June 10 lSaa lily
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"l[IE undersigned having made arrangements
IS Fell ais store Hanse and Weiipg 10 The y !.
\. 0ntttdmenf. will setishis--
STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT COST
4 t<f wishing 80 e HEAP GOODS. FOR
CASH vii please give "a safls cal wkefe my
f 1nd large Slpfk and well assprled, suited in
81 tfesftt and approaching SESSION. The public
~ ,tt1,Aled 10 cali examine and Judge Gu them-
.I11 IQaNG WILSON.
Il.tps's Fsrry, NoR>pber g. l6eiW
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Hartford Fire Insurance Company
HARTFORD C0NNECTICHT

IacArearassf isfO-A Aa ieY epelsat-C pt4i 81 so
900; seilA easefr III iaefeaSiag Il q $3.50 000f8
nUBLIG 3 ii dings Manufactures, Mills Ms
i ehinerv Dwelling Houses Stores, Merehang
disc, h. usehold Furniture Vessels % the stocks
az while in port, SC, Sc viii he insured al rates
as low as the risk will admit
Applicant rs as Insurance mas y made q
B w. HERBERT
In Tie absence of-the Agen, roni Eharessuwn 81
JeaS e. BRawxa Esg who VIII attend 10 them
pranptly, Persons Al misconceptions shronsb
the mail
n. B. oil ai8Chareh 3uisainss anls G'irFsymen}s
persoDa pteassy llie kgenl will present his es9n.
alS, ions II feiRdiRg ne amount q premiums IN
III risks taslS arising
DA.eeibbi RaBR ss3--lv.
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4 Rla.frr. 4 PIsaAfrr.

TIME sahsceihrs 1, pnepafedio nfhs>h the far.
snrrS with anv aiuasnf So IRISH gfsunf PI.AS
TER = SIS per Inn The cash aad the hag-
mast seegimasnv each order
or fa 1854 EN-. AlSQUITH
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Lard T.afp,Dl,4.,

THAvE r. sived snnplx 81 D KinneaF's nav.
N iaxfntsa Lsr LINES wasaandio ~ sane.
risr 10 anything II III kind nnusin use Ans per
s3n paschasing, if does give tasl sasislacsion
80 return ii ana / Mi j rkfaFn them IA monev
THOMAS RAWLINS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-15

FAr.t AetD1sr -George Frevel youth .bo.t
90 yeas ef sge. son Of Wm Frsvel Of Berkeley
comfy Va in u employ ofthe Railroad Gonna.
nv bad his leg broken and badly muiiIated ~ n.
cars OH Tuesdav last from the effects Of which -
died al Marfinsbnrg cn Wednesday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-15
THE IRfsH GiRI,s sTRATAcEM.

An amusing Incident Of Hibernian sim.
plieisy, is afforded in the following little
story, told US by q friend, in whose words
we.give ii;
Molly, our housemaid, is model one, who
handles the broomstick like sceptre, aad
WHO has az abhorehce for dirt, and SYM
pathy for soap suds, that amounts to d pas
aiqn She is a bussling, rosy-cheeked, bright
eyed, blundsring Hibernian, who hOyefs a.
boat our book shelves, makes war upon our
love papers, IN the shape of uhdusted and
ulrighted corners
One day she entered our library, in con.
fused and uncertaia manner, quite different
from the usual busting way. She stood 1t
tia door with a letter between her thunh
s. + Atie had gdhpcwder plot in her grasp
IL answer to our inquiries IS to her business
she replied:
An' i phase yer honor, I'm q poor Rirl.
AM han't much larnihg, an We ses. plase YER
hdneF, Paddy. O'Reilly, AID the better t6ap
De doesn't breathe in old ireland. has been
within nae letther-a lore letther phase
yer homer an'-an'--'
We guessed at the ernbarrassmept and
offered 70 relieve it By reading it to her
Sail she hesitated, while she twisted a ii, 30
raw cotton in her fingers
Sure, she resumed, AN that's just what
/ want but it isn't a gintleman like yerself
that would be likih' to knew oy the secrets
between US, an SO there she twisted the cot
toh quite nsryously9 II it'll only phase yer
honor, while yer rading it, SO that you may
net hear j yerself, yen jist pat this bit oy
cottonin yer ears, an step yer heArin,' am
thin the secrets will be unbeknoWn to yer
We hadA't the Heart TO refuse her, ana
with the grayest face possible, complied With
hsr request but often inue We have laughed
heartily as We related the incident.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-02-15
IPfIM'p " SKIING,

|itisSns Of Jrbsrson. beFkstsy, FRED
TIL and Clark Consties
N annear before Won o. PUMF MAKsR
ksl hone YOU have not iofgotsrn me - bat
t6n viii. ehe aud all call on me should
n tny thing 10 thai way, Please cat on
~ Ehaflexlowa. al nv son THnnas = ERAo0,
iialnf beai Ar George Beali'sou The Charles
in1n and Skephefdsttwr Road A. I havs em-
pl6ltd hin % da lhe wark pledge myself that all
tl.|tfe viii he promptly attended.
E>bfaa4v a. 1858 g. g BRAGG.