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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

cC-we are auihouz.d 10 announce JAMES
D GIBSON sss Candidate loo the shsnn.iy u
JsneTsos Coulty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
NOTICE

VII osdefstfped hsviag essasl Z ne ,,,t,s a..
% ssnssI Ridssosf. nosi re- ,~.,o.,I. E..ss.sy
- ~ Chafissfeso ahf tis sleisi,, 49,.
,slenas 70 esaiinss he shove tastsss, (. a. n.
-. -. ne sil eoaeasny kssp q ksed shs
pehpi vcftm@na Al ssdsfa Ill 4 s~s.ss.s 80
1880 $500 fsgp - s'isrtsrs Tee ssasrsisrs6 o. "a
$50 lasss asssfisofsse - sffisiss wsii sls,s.
- - u ~ 'as.s - al tsdies. sse6 A. hassiss
49,. ,e'tr. ePPFegs, a., shlh h seoh -
49, " $780, %, 81 EsfY ies Gesfss Ia ss.h p
.ssqss seHf o. veil ~ girisf he pet,f,isess |.
ssh, - ~ = shopl - ssks asrssees-sal. n, -
Cblidfsn aha@rfs.s = i ~, ~ :, ,.. So
Nuts.-- FrpFess - ~ ~ : tlis- a - - -.
80 - etat fafa 90 - COZ nalssi stess-
60 Neihtas lee prfiasnts
- ~ hpA 30 &c Vorsa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

20 asr,aees myseH - eaariiaie ~ eiseiisa
Co-s'.tr nss',et No ., (Kshistsws HssisE
st-h-fsi f'r ds,~s 20 he oee ~ aPariaiity. ed
sHe go rsrd 70 h~ esp psshiitsiss q ~ posos.
80 oeil lhrf pet . Essfsates 81 49, -
ssrs. assfrs tksfef 90 = asy,k~g syiA-s~. =. ~.
pert q TIE vetsrs q hs D,sriei u srprScfias - aa
kssssf dt-rksrs ~ daty. NM WEgT
fehsassy 81, I45S
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
House and Lot for Sale.

WILL be cold, az April Coue,. he gle, q, 10
w O'Clock, NJ, the HOUSE and LOT ~ the
We, end OF the Town. now oceurisd by Major
racket The HSuss - newly buff and of COM
iorseie sxe. Tefma usdr knnuu on the dsv Of
sale GEORGE W BoYERs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
.Lssal usnspauda.

sSsy pw.:. l.'..s;:. - nsv. srs..s ss, a.
,l.s.. .. ssssrssy 80 eskA.aA ssrs. ~ n srisrAs
4. T.. - = y; ?. - ssrA tsy. o. sssssA sss.-
$50. s..s.sss 4 ~ Ls'ss s-yy.s .s =. ~ o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

cIPEw RENrs.--TAe Re. Rssn Of The
Eesscopai ChsfeA ere coo dee. Pay@sss " ss-
gssdy weaesfsd. IL Butte
April ~. tr3S-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

!" Ill stand iAhsessoa on Aoadsys and Tue,.
w esJs a. The stAhle II Mr.. Cockrrli. near
L<s,ovn, 90 Wedn-ssar's and TAsrsds,s a he
stable u Jsserh y Rv-ssi.. Esy, a. ,he Toilrsse !
snS n Friday aud Saturdays q my stable. seu,h
-BallSsf. s-...
TsaAs,-- % iisursnes-f Sc the ssason. which
ess be discharges hs the -sasmsnt OF 50. u paid
withss shr ssasos- - 40 cash al /. single irsp.
~ this horse 10 20 veil known 90 'Ae recr'c OF
The eeuntv hssinx been The property ei - lac
Joseph Ccckfelt the subscriber eeenls u u,.le,s
io,p>ak Of his petisree, &c
!, Arc,i , 1853. NO AIIisnv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10


saiiiaers p'saol Cssfhias Eaps~i--a.
VTyE are eoniinusily receiving from DOR mann.
Wv fsciuriBg House IN Baltimore. q large. 80.
prrto- and veil sriecled siUcs Of Men,. Boys' ana
Youths sp log and sumn.rr
YMADE CLOTHING.
for the present sprinR ssd san,msr frade, where
purchasers eva BE- neeom a,o saied With TIE foiIoe.
ING sssofiDest Of Ready -kIsde ClsahIue, viz;
Goats, Pssis. vests AL prices qualities Aad str =.
Rough &feeady Haa. SLOUGH ssd w ,,Ie. uake,
do. BIZ. Silk and Far a.. al kf0ds II Men'. ard
bpss Cars. ell ~ shscb via b. sot an reason able
'rrs,. sna PISres 1hsI esrsss tsh to ts-a-r Ai.o
. 10 II SIR, C,aiaa snd otpshsm Pocket and
eeads's Umef,iiss, Cases, Pea ksfve,. Razor
Sfop- Ar.. AZ
TRUNKs. TALicEs &:cARPErBAes
tS- rhis bsias the isfgesi stock of Reads. Made
C'o'h'ng ever offered IA ,hts place they ask esll
ir0m al Purchasers oesifcUs q beiag served co
fresonshls terms elder whoisssle OF retail
~ PeIsons that caBsOt ~ aer0tn sio1aisd wiih
our pfcs-ut stack ot Cisaktsg srs tsf.-,art N Al
80 are prepared 20 have CiSlhins made 20 osasr a.
short nosiee aad gasrahIisd FIT a. he sans Iou
prizes
~ We return our slaesrs lhaaks 10 The eg.ixe,.
81 ibis place shd Vieintv or The Vsfs lih-faI "a
fosAes we have received, shd rcsp~ctfaflv soiicit
eohiisaaece u M ssus - Ne pledge sSss~iyss
ihefs shall b aching wsssiax 90 DOR pan 70 fsa.
def sailsiaciiOn. both In uoods sod pfiees
frCasae one cosis aiI Ct.ns ~ waller RFo
= CO = cheap clntAisa Hall. shsse wee ulu -,
ne vosth u yeaF mobsy
WALTER. BHo. = CO.
Hasest, P~rry March 81 fSes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
IN .,i. cusceeNeS-


navies arrived 81 the lime Of lie sh~E Il be-
eomes iedispesssbls thai my bas'nesa ansif- IN
connection with toe Pass Pssss e-'.bllshme nj.
aud Of every kind sboaId BE- closed have sfFfiai-
Cd my 500, EDWARD a. CALLAnsa, TO srrEa ''-ss'-
temeo. and 10 rrpfeseoi nay isieresi "a the Fspsr
for the future. Ihsve uaseuied aeeoas1s sisss the
eonmsreemen, Of my essiasss ., HsrPsFs Ferry
h The year isst. Al fair minds Gill sdm"'ea' ore
settlement IN lie time u not unreasonable The
aeeossls OF The p'es<nt srm iis also desirable 10
bs,ss mp 10 lhs latest period Thsfs has eees ~
uas.ssi dsg'ee Of indulgence. asd e'ssss1ss'
Sssyy ,o.s WILL 10, oar hieuts Cooperate 10 the
sGst 10 square sr. snd pat our hea'eAeld 10 or
der1
March u, 1855. JOHN s. oALLAHER.
Esv.sp A. OALLssss and whnAs w u. Cat
l,nsa ere nov eeRssrd In arranging the books
OF the firm. commencing In taas Al seeosnis
will be pteps,c .. speedily n possible
JOHN 2. g. H. ~ GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
Strayed.

CTRAYED away from the sSi-eriber, about TIE
~ let oi August last . large R4ses q wan
horn "a, not Fecoiectiog which baf 10 fight I
Ihisk. snppOsihg her Ia have cali BY I, I. in.r. -
The coz vas purehasrd az the WidO Uua,-I's
sac about three niles soBih ~ Charl<s,osn, add
it y likely she made iowsf6s the place she vas
hsagsi, aEi Il Il iittiy she 10 a.bag fhe SAgFze
doah river on ihe tbr l. nd 90 siee. Any Oa- fad
ing hrf, msy sddfvs. ficnfy LIE .Hafpsns Rsuy
asd ressonkbie reward win b~ gives.
March 50 1850 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
FREE SCHOOL. or

IN IN Cssafg Csssf, AisreA Tsvs, 1856.
1T 10 ssdered, spps The petiiios of eas- fosfth II
= the Whtss ksse eisixras ct This Coesis, ssk-
w. fssi 10y b spssed 70 sseeusis u ~.
Icsny o. he vosess Of thu eesay are not w fssos
" snoiishtae sA< pssss~t Di.,sset Free seboos -
nat rsiis BE cfsaed ~ the different places VI vo-
unx IN his ecssiv, On The &sa Tssrsday 10 Mar
ssnt 70, of sgaiss, abos,sAihg the ssid .Dls,rie,
a Cepy--Tesie,
.,,,. T.AMoonE, cl.s..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

FREsH BuaET t, :, !. 2. -. y
ArnIs, res AA'-Hh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

lysiss cft31 500; 10000, $4,000; 10 1000:
1891; 1000 100 Of $50 ia Of 500 &c
&s., &e
Tiese's sio-Haivts s5-ossrtrrs n So
Csnihrsss Of package. u &c whols.. sise 90
IS Qssrters ): a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

DIV viFias u DEED &c Trust. executed D,
~ Abraham FlsmmiSg 10 the sades.isrri for
ne ~ 81 Ofoier AikihsuB, which u euiy PC
egded IN fh- Clefk'sufh.s at tsG-rsop eosatv \
w'i efef ~ pphNe sais 20 ths n rhsst ttsld.r 10,
ready N Bey, o Ss's FAY re Ina II May, Iss6 .
.Iuas of tas SEEta SsslSs uoreI ~ l..s laSa q
Ham r.. F<frx the tzfe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

Lcs'ery for the heeeht Of the srSs. 81 p,tsv.,,
Gas ~. Zoe 1856. drawn al wiluiur,sa. Del
Saturday, April I9sh, ie.S.
- saa..1 r...s. -. 70 r..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

FNHHE ss6sfsignef seeif ssfers ne eisireus %
Chsfifsisya, sad tse pehlsc FssefsliY. ihat
feiee - NJ Hne ~ hnelerss e1fh - pf,haTEn.
mo COtoRlNo on WffITEW A8tffH0 ~
ssg isine hai sfieaes leg iimassiy - ~ lee e
kStfaese
Al v ash, :. f.lr Mai, - give fsH s.a ssu-
pi-ts sstisfseffas Try -
APH 70 Iess-3s JAMES " DUKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

NHYR Aass slrsssg 49, afrs asni-f - ~.
w efpeiss wqfs 80 81 ssp<rfise : sini
fafgasf esrrif 81 - Fsaf ssfr-s
F-e - GN haffru
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
BRILLIANT scBEME0,
FOR APRIL. 1850.
cREGoRY 4 MAURY, N...er,s.


$50, oeOs
Lsery tcf ,he t~e~t' q The Sod NJ ps,svsrs.
Class - for isss. ~ - sf4ss a. wnn,Agi.s
Del. Aprj s. isss
5 Ssnssr Ls,ssry--is pss~s ra!lsss
ssfGifAsr sessus
prise Of $4,000; 10000. 10 coo; q ece :
500 2.ti5; 30 Of 1000; 20 Of SEQ; eco
f2oo, Sc, &s
cs''ihesiss sfrses.s,, Of IS whel.,. A~
- Hsirs. yeo
~ ousrsis, 'W -
Isl, ooOg
i-strrv fof Inc Aee.fi af the SisA 81 ns,as>ss
S'.s, g, los SS-,ts, ". ts .i.A~a a. w.m,ss..
ps's-sis. 90 Saturday, Arn.i ~. lisa
- Ssmter Loissry--i1 dfs IN ks..oss.
srtssmn scussu
Prize sfe5i ooo. $4,000; L, 1000 900;
300: 5000, 2,cGs, 100 Of 900; asT 81
800, &s, &c
Tickle" sis-Hsiv,s SO oear,r. sj.s
E,Ehibs - So
c'"'hes's' Of rsessres q - who',.. s,e 90
81 Hs,ses 90 co
~ Qgsrtsts a 90
&c EgA,ss. 81 50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
List Of Letters

REMAiNiNu 10 ,h. Pos, oGce o. Charles.
~ 'c.a Jefferson County. Va. On The 81 day Of
Apfsi 1850
Wi1is. 8. Ansssos. Jsssph e AsS.rsss. Ms.s
Izrissx AiesSo.,h, Qcussv A,t.r.un A Brsrk-
nsysr, George Cviesas, M,ss =. & CAsuniue.
Mieheai Cesits, Hests ~, g ~ ldesee. j. ri
Dssk ell F.sseis Dsvis. An Fssste fssssy.
Nichciss fisAush Lawson Coins. H.. (lsiis'
hsr. J. l. uiilssk. Mis- Fsnpy lett WiI'Isa liz
Chssles Miiitos, yoseph M~srov, NJ Me0uhe,
ysae. n: Moore. Mks r. Ntssusnsef Mn Ass
8. ocss. Mr. vLsinis Pofcher. Patsy Reed. Mrs.
April iso6. JOHN r. Brown. p n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
Goods at Cost,

II WILL ecmm-nee segiug On Rfsades asrf my
i entire STOCK or GOODS a. strictly PINE
Got The stock i fafge and Wrl Assoftsd eusbrsc-
ing evssy sfticls tound IN . Coantfy Siofe
TGEns 90 siiE.-Ali sens pndtr $50. cssh ;
over $50. Neg aiaLlr note 81 90 nsys Vgii endcrs.
ca (Sigh issTcsg alls 81 Uill ~ tskea IA Iaymcnt
q. Sl0AfOOSE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

a ttHsf so q Psis'. o. vseiss,
sA'ra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
For Rcnt.

"A in,en strictly io cop6a- my business to
Il repairing ant Makir1 Nash.nes, ! will fer
inr REM all thar part ui TIE Zimmrrmsn properly
nc, bow occupied by nr. consi,tag 81 one large
MACHINE SHOP, with Ensine House Saw
Mil aud Platter Mill attached. Also the FOUS.
DRY. and me nc. in The Smith shop " required.
March ~, 1856 III wM ROWE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

0JoHN n LINE VII ~ supponeS ~ nsay
800 20 OVsf.ssf Of he Poof foi Disiric, Ne 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
PeddIers Wanted.

n WISH ~ pftccfs ~ sefsics. 81 -svstaf aetgzs
u he1 .tpeIissrsS Pefji-Ft - seas AoRfCtft~
TURAL IMPLEMENTS ia Jsssfsss Rsrteisg
Uafks aaa Ffstsfiek eeasisss Ts sask sAs rsu
lefnish eecd rsseD nsedsioss. Z ell give 80
hieh~,i wages prefer sinpisyiss iko,r ssa eas
iarni's sssn. ApPig iafs~sis,siy - ~ 800.
affihsf 4 assrTfr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
De Rurgls, Supar Phosphafa.

WE have msfe suans meats 70 infhish lsFas
w With D. Sarge No ! snmfBlabs sapsF
PhosPhas. 81 ihs Baitiaefc prices addiss frsigbt.
and - We sash asi " sp 10 large qssaiHt-s the
pfics Il itsigh usl sIso b. IsdRosd-vs have al
ready on had good sopplv
Wlsehe.,sf. Mafeh 30 100
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

RI - 20. F'ss''.s = > - !. q ss.,sss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
u rnnnfrr 49,

"oUkD neet Via purchaser - ysayrsos
w o. Clerks, n tsrms iosaifig and Eessfs
basiaeas - fsssd ,iisisis. Fof a4dr-s- ~ ssssr
April IL issS-st
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
Kentucky Mules.

WILL he af Chstiesio~o TO The Tn and s,h If
-APiH with y be-, si The fi.e., K.ntuelv Ma.
rsrr snvsn ~ ,he Valley o! Virginia end a. Der.
iis'ie Clarke Couniy, on Ih- q aad 10 ,f said
NOUN; 90 JOHN u. HooE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

A N iayaigati< Waaa - ~ Hsf j ssu co..
! ssatff Il lasfaaess ~ rsssssirs Dss1,,.r
'e..rtisz 80 stitaiktatsa ~ Hat - 49, -
30 =. - T. ~ SAITH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
RorEaie.

II HAVE for sale, = head &C Horses, amongst,
Il them some gooa work hOrsss, FiiiRg horses and
QUE gvod Brussi Maze, aud Ihiee eoi,s-
March %. sc Ar IT, RANSOM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

TuFf gzesirrf : De- q flasa psl.s~ kssS,
y &9eti 80 pisskssfh Tees. Rsii8ss Aeees
Niees nietrss Haas Has ssfs siasts 80 ~,
tss ~ - r aAWtlNp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

"A LIKELY ssfvasi sisi assai ~ vsss. 81 aps
IA n cold ath 80 y 30 isaif sn8 tfass = IN
b siseh 90 ihs Fsy msfa q fstitsd
FRANCIS YATES
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
Notice.

UtHERE viii be meeting Of the New Board
II 81 School Commissioners on Friday The An
day Of hpfii al The Coou-Housc A tail attend.
ABee h Tsqa--,ed. w J. HAWKS Ctetk
April } 1855,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
Clover Seedli

a PRIME Lot q Psss'JIvssIs ssv Clever
"A Seed, tust received ~
wiueks,,ss. March - isss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
shaying Made En.y.

WET your sessior Bro.h 10 si,b~, warm OF
w cold uater Pour go two or thIse drops Of
Balm Of ThousaDd Fiosen,." rub The beard
well and IL viii make a BEAUTIFUL ialher-m much
iaeiiiiai'ng The operation Of shaving. Price osly
so ersis For safe by
March ~, SC BELLER & COOKE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10
nd Taxea N Taxealll

ff,iiK Tsfss fys he las Yssf kasS zee A., e.
~ kati sir maslhs u l. ssss.as,y A. al
asgpit pay - f,f,t sifh
noaf LUcAs. II Fss,tg
W CAMPBELL. b a
-. y. " hArNfNo. D.s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

a HOHaR f'0LF.hRf
~. - p cnAaEa 8 mas.1a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-04-10

EfCHELBERuER e. es,Sigss. ~, ~. 49,,
Faey foe tbs a. Distsiet, by
hafch - tasf MaNv vo7rvpa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21

political Bible 10 speak and one POLITICAL stand
ad Orthodoxy, and - long o We have rehs'oe,
Bible, Democratic Government, common scnoos.
hellot-hox, charter, bill Of rights, &c, hing sc
may without fear et rhetorcians declare ms The doc
tribe OF human iEh's ia bat differing aud roundihg
gene atits. Glitter and round he mag call IT, oecaase
giiiieis iih light hat il the whole mt
tineIt bears and knows Nos of the conflicts that
going 10 our country. II Is necessity Tor man
Ia b. in boDhct for growth 10 cophlct There 70
inn roytn EFT without sxci emeLt and grows ou' OF
conflict You snd arr bouud life loog, II we eIe IN
tate Of growth 20 be ia the mdsr Of excite ment a.
col ficfs Let " not be .armei when We pee iunn-
es throughout the nation Which seem to be 'ahyeI
III tDgs, 20 long have organic 20 Fers 60 looS
snd in the original divine idea expressed MANY
The CrssD idea thai Is registered in tne bnie-ro Ion
as We bear Gods tboughr in Laiure and Christianity
aid bave institutions framed TO express that truth.
Should lot be the ver.st towards ever Seen II We
gave up faith 10 this victory and Vail our faces
al beieve that sneskng plantation tyranny was 20
overcome all that which ages have accom- hshed
No. glory and rejoice that God when about u thIoS
the c.vl down, lifts him very high 30 tha'
will zee him fall. | never felt more occa.
s for II eDt seiyibg than vel this day, br f.ei
tbst the Institutions of Liberty stand solid iounds
ton; aid though the desert saDos may DRIFT aooai oar
GOorways end them up, yet there viii come men
WHO WI SEEK that threshold ard those places which
consecrated 10 the service of Liberty, aud
will bring them ont. There Is cert inty fhat these
divine iG.as Il all he b. aud every where
The time. | trust, will come when there stall be
10 NOE crow L. d Leacs, more revolutions, oppfe-
so, aid tyrapnies but when al the world over tlers
shah be a common people IN commonwealth Win
con mon JOY, common love, common placs, cOuiliOa
lie con mon Coo enc cOniIlOn Heaven
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21
SERMON BY THE REV. DIR. RApHALL

ThaLi sgisirg services were performed in the s'i$
gogue Of Bni Jeshurur, Greene street, yesterday
nonirg. After the usual preliminary exercises inc
Rev. DR.. RAPHALL addressed his cOngregsios N sa0-
stance as follows:
It is meet, on q day like this, set spat so' paolD
tbarkfgivipg to Almighty God, that the IaseA'e'
should join with their Christian brethren 10 s oossi
ance. They offer praise and thanksgiving to the ssu.
God, and derive their religion from the sane D'0s
that We do. The difference beta en- rs dnesepS
Of opinion, and lot Of morals One Of Their owo
ters st. Paul, has described Judaism ~ Psfsno's
oil, tree. FRI the trunk Of that tee hss -
ssplipg which has overshsdowed the psfeo, IT,
Stin Judaism is tie root which bean T. ana ~ ne
live forever; fx its roots arc Famed o. %s,ss.
rock Of ages. The good deeds that Chns ~. -
ity TEACHER, our religion commso6s; sas w IN
deeds hieh q ndemDs are prohibited oy ous srs
on this Gay, the efore, they hank our God, We
ready TO jim them for IL y good to give ts.nS' v %S
eOdo ling pr;t. unto he Mo-: IT. h S s AsE q
d wear that is sone--not merely that eoter
have soursted, that the fields have yieded Oh ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-21

u.s. with veal OF ssity and certainty above that
which made The destruction Of the Jews inevitable.
Their glory faded, and their race dispersed,
Tue last VI nations DOW, though once the nr.t
They wan ana teach the prcudes, would hey learn,
k.tp wisdom, OF m.es vengeance in your turH!
Peeled scattered and eKterrninaied thus,
II vic. received her retribution due,
Wien visited, What hope for you!
TIE truth is, we are oet inevitably and irrecov-
eTeby, il TIE Government can DO perverted
20 tie protecting and sustaining OF fuch q
Jsu,pafiOD, sLd the peope have not enough
Il ynincus eLtrgy ard freedom 10 throw il of. We
sre he steamer that has upon rock and broken
o Lole IN Ler bows under the waer line but never
ehr, by the s'rDg,b Of her frame and the power of
her engine has beaten the reef and Is still plJwing
her way through the surges. Ii her engines hold out
and work well, aud her pumps are big enough aud
sell provided, that The power of her englne applied
10 item throw Of the water a. fast il eaters,
ste may pow on and reach the hafbor in safety. But
II tie pumps be Lot set in motion, the eogae refuses
TO ntcl with them, or if once the water rises aud
gss 20 as to put gu. the fires then all hope gone,
such al a,rocieu s nIoad of ruff nim and such tenn.
peIaiy ytmpstion established by il, in one of our
btsies or Territories would be nothing fatal irene
disbe, the great engine Of government worked H.
.o'itd against the Iesk, to tnro- off the mischief
Ard this depends upon the peJpes FIRE Of freedom.
II The spirit Of oppression and Slavery hiss gained
ouch ground, has high az to Tut out these e.
bsn there 10 NO hope bat the nation must per,sb The
heart OF our people must Do strong enough to govern
tie GCvernu emit ard free and right enough TO govern
foI freedom and justice, and honest enough to Com.
pei into honesty, 70 {, the bot M ia spite Of
iee Best mschn e ever invented for the people ber.
yes sad NE ott ever put on bOard the ship of
ssie. God vii not sustain people, or permit them
i've By oyIn~sn. Becsuse ye trust 10 oppression,
nd stsy yesnelves thereon therefore this iuiquity
0a - ysu riD. 1t ahal be whom the whole broad
side Of Suldisg, the whole lofty wall into which Ill
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DOUGLAS AMI BRooxs,-The Newberry
Is. CO. Mirror gives an account Of the
birthday OF Preston 3. Brooks, at which
the correspondent of that poper was pres.
ent. Among the guests present was our
own Senator, Stephen A Douglas, Sena.
tor Butler tiny uncle"-Gen. Qutmen,
and other equally distinguished individuals,
The latter gentleman ayaied himself VI the
occasion TO present Dir. Brooks with cane,
as a testimony Of the admiration with
which he had inspired the citizens ofHolms
County, Mississippi, by his attempt to muir
der Dir; Sumner. Gen. Quitman delivered
an appropriate" speech, which is duly re-
ported in the South Carolina papers, in the
course OF which he accorded to him the
CHIEF virtues recognised in his part of the
country.
Fine company for the representative OF a
Free State and Tree people TO be in -
Mr.. Douglas doubtless feels that he has
sunk hmselfso low in the estimation OF
the people OF Illinois, that there is no enor-
nifty he can commit that will startle them.
Chicago Press
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.HpSrPYp.n
DISSOLUTION
LADIES or DAVENPORT.

Davenport, July .st, isss-as diw
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BUSINESS PgosPEcTs Saturday alter
noon, Brady street presented more than
usually lively appearance We are on the
sge Of the fall business, and we expect all
Binds Of business 10 show E Dolly increase
oi activity. Some Of our merchants are al
hssdy receiving the first instalments OF
their fall stocks, and ia week or so the
eIty will be better supplied with goods of
all descriptions than ever before II is es-
pecislly the determination Of our wholesale
dealer. 10 offer such inducements to conn
tfy merchants, that they will DO better by
coming to Davenport thsn by going TO sny
other city
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COIN PLANTER direct the atten-
tioa Of our readers to the advertisement in
another column, of HueHE's CoRS Plant
En- As Tar as we are sbie 20 Judge. the
Planter seems adapted to perform oil thai
il claimed for IL, and the ps'eniee has nu'
merous certificates Of prominent and we'll
known gentlemen testifying to its merits
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TAILMAN Il, POWERS,

TALLMAN Il POWERS,
LAND AGENTS.
Office in Ahinsom's block. Second STREET, be-
t,oeen Bradq ard Main.
nPFER for sale the following vsius Peal fs-
City Property in Davenport.
L. House and loi d Third Street near the corner =
Rock island.
q Six lots on The south corner Of Fourth ard
D. six lots Ut North Davenport, between Perry aud
Rock island Streets.
All Tie above lots arc ell sitdated and n parts Of
the city most rapidly improving aud will be soli on
liberal terms.
Farming Lands in Johnson County.
81 Of 5. f.. s.2d 4. IN. Ranges Ne 81 20 acres
S.ofS. T.. $ 1877. 30 y. Range west I'll acres.
\ r. OFFS. T. $. as1 20 n. RaascG aesi III acres
The above lands nj on the lne Of me railroad
from Davenport 10 iowaGity
Clinton County
Nine hundred acres Of prairie and ninety ser", OF
timber land near Eiyifa p. o, seven miles from LY-
ons, Citation Co., near :he Railroad; all cheCe land,
well watered.
The above properly Will be sold On liberal eradi..
Scott County.
improved farm one mile and a half from Prince
ton. sixty acres rs, rate land, well Improved with
good houses. VIII be sold at = Bargain.
Poweshiek County.
Two hundred and hf;y acres hne prairie lAad two
uiIes north OF Monteznma, The county seat
aeh i'-''s'au s.,,,r.
lG0 acres unimproyed iandtwo miles from Hlcknr.
Grove. three miles froHl Wnleott, ten Iniles from
Davenport, well watered.
1866 acres Ave miles hortn westfrom Hickory Grove
very choice land.
Near Davenport.
One and one-haif mlos from Court House on the
bluff ith superb views Of river and surrounding
country. small farm Of IS acres under the highest
state OF cultivation and well supplied with fruit
trees. The most beautiful iaod in the vicinity The
ely.
Seven miles from Davenport,
farm of60 acres, 40 under cultivation, 20 OF tim
besod very cheap.
Near Walcott.
80 Acres Of choice prairie al bargain -
At North Davenport,