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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.

HoUsE.-Three days, commencing from
the Sd Tuesday in January, were set apart
for the consideration of Territorial bust
ness.
The bill which passed the Senate at the
first session authorizing the people Of Kan
sas to form Constitution and State Gov
ernment, preparatory for their admission
into the Union, on an equal footing with
the original States, was referred to Com
mittee on Territories.
The other Senate bills laying over from
first session were referred to the appropri-
ate consideration. Some relative to har-
Dor and river appropriations.
In the Senate, Mr.. Wilson is speaking
on the political questions of the day.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25
That LErTER.-The Locofoco pa

pers of this Congressional District are making n
great ado over a letter which Major Sapp should
have written TO Mr.. Ningcompoop, or some
such person, before the election, asking him to
spend day or 50. in getting out the voters of
his neighborhood on election day. &c. In the
letter was enclosed 81, which they eonstrue as
prima facia evidence that the Major wanted to
buy up the virtuous Mr.. Ningcompoop. We
suppose that the Majors offence, in the estima-
ton of these kiln-dried patriots was, not much
in the attempt to buy the unpurchasable Ming
compoop, as in the kind of pay offered. Whis-
key, with the is considered legal tender, and
though it might not have "fotched' Mr.. Ming
compoop, had the Major offered him the 'critter,
instead of money. yet it would have excited the
surprise of these Editors, such powers of resis-
taace not being common with the rank and file,
and silenced their guns as having been, 'aceor-
ding to Democratic usage"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25
Eg The Albany Tral

@ The Albany Transcript gives an
account of the operations of some ingenious
william in that city, who is filling his pock-
cts by pretending to sell, but not actually
selling, counterfeit coin. 1t seems that,
having first baited with circular, he sends
good coin to the applicants at his shop, who
having bought small lot and found it to
pass without objection, send $50 or 800
for larger supply, which he coolly pockets
and shuts down the gate, leaving his fellow
knaves to whistle for their money.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25

rEThe Nashville Union, alluding 10 there
port that Mr.. Buchanan and Mrs. Polk were to
be married, says very emphatically, and doubt
less by authority:
"Our knowledge of the lady warrants US in
saying that though Mr.. Buchanan were ten times
President, there would be no truth in the report.
The editor was in want of paragraph who
started it.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25

for the sick but beef and pl.ntains, the
deaths, the Promiseuous burying of men,
women and children in common hole and
the subsequent night attacks and probable
massacre or captivity of 800 persons of all
ranks and ages, and of both sexes, all con-
spire to form one of the most dreadful pic
lures of war
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25
WASHINGTON. Dec. 10,

The Tribune's correspondent says that
80 of the slaves arrested at Aiexandria,
Va, on Sunday last, on charge Of insur-
surrection, have been fined, and whipped
upon the bare back Is lashes each, for
assembling at ball.
Not the slig ghtest testimony has been
found against one of them that they in
tended to create an insurrection.
The whites are armed and constantly on
watch, though it is asserted BY many that
there is no real cause for fear. .,ss-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25

BRooKs.-In a speech in Congress Oh
Wednesday, Mr.. Gutta Percha Brooks re-
pudiated the doctrine of Squatter Sover-
eignty, but in his desire for the prevalence
of democratic principles, besought the De-
mocracy to define their position, and
ground themselves upon some fixed policy
satisfactory to the South or it would be a
beaten party in 1880.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25
WThe City authorities of Gin.

cinnati offer for safe about buslIel of daggers,
dirks, bowie-knives, pistols, revolvers, billeys,
slung shot, colts, KNOCKERS, and other "tools of
the trade ofthe vilest of men. These articles
have been taken from the loafers and thieves ar
rested from time to time, security for their sp-
pearance.
Is not this pretty business for the city of
Cincinnati to be engaged in? Whilst trying to
suppress crime, offering to furnish weapons for
its commission.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25

EQUALITY OF REPsEsEsTAIIoS.-Att the late
election, the District in Iowa represented in
Congress by the Hon. james Thorington cast
nearly 1000 votes. The lst District of South
Carolina, represented by the Hon. John Nc
Queen, polled in all about 7,54O votes. Mr.
Thorington's District polled more votes thar
there are in the whole State of South Carolina
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25

A PARALLEL.-The North Americau shows
that New York State with thirty five electoral
votes, polled at the late Presidential election
595, $50 votes, while twelve other States, having
together sixty EIGHT electoral votes, polled $685.
97s. These States are Florida, Delaware, Ar
kansas, Alabama, Maryland, Texas, Louisiana,
Mississippi. North Carolina, Vermont, New
Hampshire and California.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25
A New RIG--BETTER q BETTER

Mr.. G. L. Cook having disposed of his Groceries
is filling up his room with Yankee Notions, Jew.
elry, Musical Instruments, de-, DC We looked
in when he was opening out. and found that it
was just as he said. that he getting on first
rate stock" of all kinds of Yankee Traps suita-
able for the Holidays. Go in and see.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25

CONTRIBUTION FOR KANsAs.-The ladies Of
Madison, Wisconsin, have filled and sent for
ward four boxes of clothing valued $4OO. for the
suffererers in Kansas. In all about $500 has
been contributed by the citizens of Madison fol
the relief of the people of Kansas.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25
NEW YORK, Dec. 10,

NEW ORk, Lee. l0.
The Daily Times says, We are informed
that Walker has been amply supplied with
in the last few weeks with various muni-
tions of war, including more of the improv-
ed incendiary missiles used at Sebastopol,
and some perfected since, and that the
blowing up of the 1lth April was by the
employment ola destructive shot of Amer
lean invention, and never used before, and
which were made in this city and supplied
TO Nicaragua by General Heuseingsen.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25
FREE DR1NKs.-A couple of dam

sells recently stepped into Saloon in Cincinna-
ii and demanded "frce drinks" This being re-
used they drew the spigot from barrel and
produced the phenomenon, not of rapping but Of
ru'ning spirits. Forthis they got 20 days in the
lock up.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25

ewThe Cirelevillee (ohio) Herald states
that Chas. H. B. Pontoius, some fine employed
in the Post Office in that city, has been arrested
and taken to Cincinnati, on charge OF robbing
the mails. 500
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25

SENAroRs.-It is said that there will be no
u s. Senators elected from Indiana this winter.
The House and Senate are controlled each by
different parties, and the Republican Senate can
use the same sword the Democratic Senate did
last winter.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25
WWe hear it whispered about

that an attempt is to be made as soon as the new
Administration comes into power, to remove our
present efficient P. N. We want to mix in when
that fight comesoff. But there's no danger, un-
til some one is trotted out who can control more
than ons vote-and that one, his own.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25

Ono FAnNER.-See the Prospectus for this
excellent paper in another column. 1t is all
that is claimed for it, and deserves large cir
culation.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25

CANT CoMPLY.-We have been
handed q Lecture Delivered before the Holmes
County Teachers Institute, covering eighteen
pages of foolscap paper. with request to publish
We Like to be obliging in this way, but this is
coming it rather too strong, and we decline
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25

NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL SouETY.-Tbe Anu
al Meeting Of this Society will be held at Wash.
ington, on the 18th day of January.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25
q q q q a q q

In order to give the hands in this
Office a chance to spend the Holi-
days among their friends, 4 to en-
able rs to "catch up" with our Job
Work, no paper will be issued from
this Office, next week.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25
MILWAUKEE, Dec. Il

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 10.
The large new foundry owned by Lee &
Sons, of this city, was burned last night.
Loss $40, O,O00,-insurance $4,000.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25

eEThe Legislature of Ohio meets by adjourn
ment, on Monday the 5th day of January next
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1856-12-25

is True 10 It's IulleSI eAteilL Is Stlu d IudlIcT
of doubt. The island is inhabited princi-
pally by Indians. When the sick and
wounded were landed there, all the Indians
fled, save few, who were retained to act
as nurses. There were no provisions, no
beds, and no medicines provided for them.
Several of the patients were for days with
out food. The larger part of the sick and
wounded lay ON the beach all night. The
next day all of them were distributed among
the huts, or taken into the church of the
village-converted into hospital-except
some twenty who lay out in the gain. Two
died on the steamer, and several on the
beach. The village was filled with the
sick and wounded, the women and children.
An effort was made by the Commandant
of the place, who arrived the next day, to
separate the healthy from the sick. There
were about so men able to bear arms
The entire work of feeding, landing, quar-
tering, burying the dead, DC, was perform
ed by some twelve men, among whom Cap
tain Baldwin was conspicuous for his hui
manity and activity. During the first five
days thirty-six died. Then one night the
enemy crept into the village and surprised
the Americans. Some 20 persons escaped
in three boats. Whether the rest were
slaughtered or merely made prisoners of
war, was not known to certainty. Those
who escaped in the boats suffered dreadful
hardships. There was only one woman
among them, Mrs. Atkins, wife Of one of
the musicians. All the American women
in Nicaragua, were on the island with their
children-perhaps 40 in number. Col.
Skerrett, Col. Thompson, Gen. Fry, and a
number of other officers were on the island,
but there was no organized military force;
The landing. the subsequent suffering OF
the sick and wounded, with only miserspie
reed huts to shelter them, and no provisions
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-09-25
rAr.IurIc sS>ruasxr..

The Fillmore and Donelson Clab % Port
land, Ky Recently srrei.i a trca sndons
pole IN hOaor Of their candidate. Ptevi.
Gus to is Dedication beautiful silk Gag, .
present from the iadie. of Portlsnd VAS
presented to the Club by Miss Fannie Far.
susoB, a charming young lady Of s~sv,
sixteen. Miss 10 presenting the flag 10
the gentlemen designated to carry IL, said
4 have been selected by tie ladies Of
Portland, whose hssrts are affected sith
the deep feelings VI ga Iiotism, IN ,ympatky
With thsir fsthsrs, husbands aud brotbsrs
whe do the voting, to prsseut To you add
through 700 to the Portland Filimore and
D"1slson Cisb, This beautifal Gag Of our
Uaion, whose broad stripes aud brilliant
'tArs, waving over oar persons aud r,yhIs
a' sone aud Abrosd. will every ubere pro
'eet them, when brld by the sirnng ~, d
aud brave hearts Of true American eitfrsbs
Tbs glorious emblem Of Amern.,n freedom
u. atn taught TO kncu sud fr=i ~ this mo-
ment, fall Of peculiar msauIpg Our soub-
Try IS torn by disseDsons upon sectional
qassuons, each faction represented by men
who hold its peculiar yteu, The North
aud the South. the slave and free States
arc brougbt Into fearful collision Of opin
ions N the States, aud Of arms IN the T.rri
tsry Of Kansas Toe American party plants
Itself on the L nios as its platform, aud call.
on every American eitiIsn- every true pa
rI0ii 10 rally under their glorious Gag Of
thc Eaiiub maintain the Cniop. and in 10.
the rights Of all the States, ell the Terrific.
ries. aud all the people. They have in.
scribsd on hIJ Hns sI tAu THi0a the names
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-09-25
n. w. n ER RE,,r.

fONTiNuESt 10 give prompt attention 10 ,n
~ hfsschrs 81 the Insurance Bus,ur,- and 4.
prepared 10 negoiiafr LIFE AND FIRE INstiR
ANCt "a any amoanis required. 10 the tiartiord
Fir' tnsuishee CcmPahT Hartford ccansctis m.
Ffahsha insurance Company, of o., .adeipbia
and the Insurance COmpAnY ofibe Valley oG Viz
giniA
Whh an err-rirnec % nearly sir rears Sa the
business and being possessed oi peculiar sdvauta.
e. ioi sscrt,sip'nE toe ,'r,nEh a. ali In.aranrc
ComPaniesdoin gfpsin-ss IN this ard the Narth.ra
siaes. special attention wiii b. Kivra 20 plaeirg
riskS "niF IN CUmranirs Il andagbted respan.thii-
ny, anf ~hetr fsiT dsaiins MAJ be relied upon In
case Of oss
D~sNihr Houses. Stores Mills BSras. Faeto-
riss Nrrrhsnfts@. HUusyhsid Furniture and
every csscftpiioa - Pefsenai Property "a eonntfy
oE towa, insured agaissi toss oS csmaT- by ore
Lite Assurance IN the hesI CompsBiss IN the
CnN,d States.
The Lives 90 slaves in.urrt Tor fwo-thirss Of
iheir value, at lowest iass ior period OF zoe 10
i've wears.
In all cases Of loss particular attention IL given
Ia secure Co the parties nsuTei tibrra! adastm,nt
aEd rrump' psym@nI ol thrir claims
Applications either IN p-r~cn arsby letter wiIIh.
promptly attended io. and sBY Information an the
subi'ct eherriu " given II addressed To iouS T.
BHowS, Post Master, Charlcs'owh or
u. w HERBERT
Agent for jefferson County Va
p. = A-eni's Post Ofhce CAaflss,owa
Nav - $50 6-it
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-09-25
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 25. 1855.

hnissu Tilted at h1ee rings, Instead Of one
ring - has been usual on sach occasions
UPou the three fret tiits the result was,
that Mr. J. G. iiARpEsIr, Of Clarke, a.
h"tsaf ieaaho>, was declared the Victor, he
having carried Of s,x ring. ia thro~ ride.
Mr. WV. GILkssoS, Of Frederick as kaishi
81 Wiseteste' .eantestsd most g.liantiy with
ksight lvaahos for the honor. oi the day.
taking of five RIGGS in The three tilt., b,
was therefore entitled 10 lst Maid Of II onor
Mr J McMuGRAr, Kright Of CipLe. aud
Mr. L A GALLAnEE, a. RAod,rte DAs,
having t.ed each other, had TO cOUtcHd Tor
the 2ud and Sd Maid aud on the ith tilt
the knight Of Clarke, carried OF two. out
OF three rings-giving him the advantage,
aud making 1t uoc, sssry for RAo9eric DAs
to bear of all three To gain tho "a Maid
At this stage Of the ,ili, mach ,1eit. men,
prevailed Oh the 9Th round RA~ieyx Das
bore "G all tA,e, Of the ring. .-tho, giving
him the "a Maid Of Honor. aud the Kairn
Of c H. the Sid
The tilung over, the Marshall aud Her.
aid conducted the Knights to the Hotel.
where the ceremony Of erowuipg the Queen
A"d her Maids vas gone through With The
Victor. hTight IcaHhor selected Miss UAR.
WOOD Of Baltimore. Queen OF Love aud Beau
ty The President. in erOwBipg her thus
sloquently addressed her:
FArR L'DT Th- SicloTto Kut,h' ~ho has
by III. suP~ri.T sktii ~ Vi-iatRg hr eh,vsIt1a.
Iaacr, emitted hunsrlt To the rI.itrd pfiyiI. = nj
s"is,unK if0m the iaif ladies pfrsrnt QUO who
shall b ctCwHe' the Qae~n 90 love AM h-sut, 4"
5T thts occasion ha. runi-rf-d ,h.t -nyi.bi. dt.-
iincii"n uPur you and - IUW h-conss nv rira..
a.. tot. @ Irrr'rm b. Is,ers.'ing r,r-m.sr o:
T"nT rOs"LsiinH
Pat bstufr di.s hsiriGc hi. agreeable is.k 1
hop msy b.. permitted WTh al s'Vins "a nc-
tn tEst hsftv~ ~ 'is-'v Wht-h has yer h~sn q.
gsrdrd =. The ahlim-.t srIfihut. 81 fsr,atc iov-t
n">s O. -NErr-s nv uwn iatigtfuat apprabA'ian
NJ ihr ~Iqpisiie taste witch ka. ben di.psy.d hv
me sOcCe.s'ul kright ~ Wbish hs has exhibited
ihs most satist-ctary rviH~ncr ihst his eve l. 1r
tess ace'r.i. "a di c"IE'Gs fyss bcaH 'han hi,
hand - sk'iHul in Ruiiiug he si-Aiy iaucr
! now, tsF lad place upan ,oaf HroS Ihis
rosy wreath tSiaed e Ara frt~st measures"
~ III svmh"l - ZOO Qu--piY majesty With ~.
cnahieui ss-orahe- thai u VII D. a, sraerlulIy
~o'a as i has hcrn ssiisu,ly Won.
The ka'gA' Of WiAehsH>,, then selected
Miss BETTE MEERTNAN, OF Campbell Co q.
Va. {. ls Maid Of Honor RIolsric DLg.
chose Miss BsLLE JAN~Er. Of Frederick Co .
Va. as Cd Maid Of Honor Hright Il
Clark, Mi-s - HANDY Of Maryland, ID
Maid Of Honor.
They we're then dismissed for the day
At night the Ball took place which was
one Of the most brilliant Of the season -
The dancing was kept up till late hour OF
the Dight all present enjoyed themselves
aud everything passed of pleasantly during
the day and nigbs
To the accomplished Propristors, the
Aessrs JoEDAS, much praise /, due on this
ss+ssiSn, a. well s' during the entire season,
fss ISsir unesssing sapiis to render all
pleased AID satisfied. AEEAS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-09-25
ArATHIoT.s PMAIEH.

Many years ago, On we'll remem bsred
occasion, when the Union vas just under.
goiag Que Of those tests shieh threatened TO
rsnd IL twain. Daniel Webster closed one Of
the mos. sosl-siirring speeches be ever de-
liVsrsd, uith the following glorious ssn,i-
meuI
"whsa my eyes for the last tine be
raised 10 behold the sun in Heaven. msy
they not gaze upon the broken fraEmeuIs
Of dishepored, out once glorious Union f,
uFon States discovered, diseordsnt bslliger.
ent upon n land rent With eivii Z, 1ds sHd
dTenchsd, 10 may be, in frsterbai blood -
Let their last feeble and iiugeraK gsIs
rather behold tbs glorious ensigu of tho
Hspubiic, now Euosn and louor,J through
out the earth. still full high advanced uo,
one stripe erased or polluted. not nue. star
Ob-eured. hut streaming IN sll theis srigi
nal lus,ru, aud bearing for IL. motto 10 such
miserable motto as vhsi 10 ali this uortbl ,
nor those other uords Of delusion spd folly
Liberty Hrst aud Union afterwards bat
everywhere. spread all oy-E is shsIactsTs OF
living lighI, blssing on I'll It's ampi- folds
as they Goat over tie sea and over ;be iand
aHd every Sind under she whole heavens.
that other Sentiments dear 90 every true
Amtticau heArI. Liberty shd Unios, Bos
SD rsferer. one aud insppcrAble"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-09-25
EAnLY nInIaG.

DR. Wilson Philips, 10 his Treatise on
lEdigssiisn, says: 'Althspgh it is Of con.
sequ' tee 60 the dsbilitsssd 70 20 esrly 10
bed, bsrs are fsu thisgs moFs buftfsl 10
them thsu rsmaibiHg 10 it toe long Get.
tias op aR heat o. I've earlier. often gives
= degree Of vlgor uhieb nothing slss eas
procure For those uho are nst much de-.
biliistsd sbd sleep sell. the best rule 10 10
gct sat of bed seen aftsT uskinR IN tbs
morning fhis - arst may sppear to-
early, fJr ths debilitaied reqaifu more sleep
thsb The hsaltby but risirE early sil
gradually pFnlrHg tle sleep Ou tbe sues, 81
inE aight tiil thu 4apstity tbe patient eu.
Jots is fqusl - his dsmsad Ter ii Lrtpg
iaie 10 uot sNly huttfai by ths fsls1aiiou ii
oecasious but sl,o ~ occupying iha, part
of ts f,y a. uaich exercise is nost bsu
efrial
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-09-25

AGES INCLUSIVE
i4io 9si.s0. ~ n2Is9l0; 2S .. 80 81
20 70 - 80, - to % 1o0, io'5 1892, IS &c
80 25e.
A sic I: "a gasEs 10 sjgarrs esib,.s s.tshsF
A1a0p. Pf1n'iums o. ihs aeUvs liable Ei.i eaIuis
f-f'' 'os Fi,a - Pisy trr ~ sio!s ies~ y yur
T--N
t. fsiy~iag G,assai RsLs rsiR R>gzlais Eah.-
Faaee Hpaa ~ L'fs y Sau,h
isf Puiicirs Wii ~ granted iUr the isfn 0i One
Two. Tbfsp o. ft,uf Years % tbs sane rsie Of az
nuat pfrmiute To- either tsfal, "a AdEsnage pccu-
liar - ihis ofcs never bslofe pfohrred 20 iasnfrfs
~ Anv sum not Exceeding ibfsr. toaftbs u The
aefnsi cash ya as = Slaves uil b. insafrd.
- Policies aaV b. usasfsffrd irrespective of
ths Compasv
81. Th, Pf,aIum srITaatsd 10 ihe Policy. tif
lbf fanFs than ig4fl y The sane esch year he
payrssnt 81 WAich rInt nBss he Poiey ~ furce far
hs sgm trspeeiivs oi the health oi The slave; bot
fhs Poiicy nay ~ diseosinued By The holder leere-
~ - his pleasure
blh. Polieis. ior ihs whole term of Fonr Yesr
sin b. araaied upyn tie psFmeai ia sdEaRce u
thFss saA hail Anausl Ptsaiams
CD VIA ihis oiHcr ~ dir atty nesd nccaY
90 ne sHsrt are - NJ slavrs insuFrd iaasmueh
~ Pfrmiuns vaTY only every Five Yesfs
~ W eas~ oi fi6sfrure ~ oppiah - 20 ihs ac-
ioat cash va.ue u slave D. maY b. frerniued
~ fsisf-nsr 20 irp disinieresird psftons chosen
inaluslir hY tbv oubff std Agsnf 81 lhe Cumraoy
sfa rhauas & ureupsiioa o. uns mole fsEaf.
dous fsndefs sroid hs 2 >, uni i~ss fh~ consent
% fhf LON upAHf - hfsf affrfseH ta nfufHf ana
comml' sufats es'fs rfsmtum patd ih~feof
oh No arpIira rr. Hf Insurance wii' hr sniss-
tatne iat .s-s ihaa gAe gear uui-rs sf M
fafr vfafu ffrmiam
i0h oss DolL,a is-'asss ibs whole ebsfEs for
Poitrg lrr
iih Lassss promptly siIossa art raid 81 2 .eh.
m1Ff NfrIHta
AHftuhef aeerssaFv tnlarnait01 81 aIs0 hiaraa
taoks Hairmras ro.fries - u'l d fornssh
bv W HERBERT. Arfat
Msv 20 Isss -iYeat sr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-09-25
Tno0n az IHHOUGH.

IL To@ld be VI, IL this spirit we're more
eommcH among ell rlassua. a!a auI young
hera Is . suhusi bog 9th a hard lesson
don't be discouraged, little fsiIou. .tcash IL
through Here 's Jeaas clerk IN = store.
be bss TO rise early, sal1 aa4 tend all day
aud be servant 20 che Sbsls establisbmebt,
never mind, tough It tbfdass, he faithful
and dilgrnt, Snd you uill adsA be In better
circumstances aud have sotns u Bbeh shop
aud Wsit on you Tbs mvtbaBIe shes gets
hold Of hard jpb whieS be hos half ssind
10 throw up. But take good sIries. 'ivAtb
it throaEh do il thoroughly ana faiistal,
iy. 10 viii be no loss TO you IN the end A
wan IN business ofIsn gets into spot frvu
which he can see no light--uo land ahsad--
aud be 10 jast ready 10 give up to despOh.
deney aud despair But We advise him 10
try aud tough IL thssash Light uiIl sp.
pear Hbeo You least expect - n faithful
snd honest, snd persevsriBE y"u will 6asl.
" c'espe the biiioss aud Fesch the land
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-09-25

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