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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-06
OPEN EVENINGS.

n ME BRICK SHOE STORE, CORNER OF
n Fort and Merchant Streets, viii be open evenings during
tie balance OF the Season. where may efound the largest assort-
ment OF Boots and Shoes ever offered in Honolulu, most Of which
are warranted Custom Made and for sale low by
left J. Il. WOOD. 8
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-06
BY A. p. EVERETT.
AT AUCTION!

AZ AOOLNON
On WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day of November next, at IL
O'Clock noon, L shall offer for sale at Auction, the Premises stu
ated in Nuuanu Valley, and recently occupied by Asa G. Thurs
ton. They contain several buildings divided into convenient and
pleasant appointments for a family, and command one of the
pleasantest views of Honolulu and the harbor.
The terms of sale wiz be cash to the amount of $1,000, and all
over that amount upon time to suit convenience of purchaser if
secured payable with interest semi-annually, to the satisfaction
of Asher b. Bates, under whose direction the place is to be sold.
Title will be made perfect and u-nencumbered. 1910
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-06
BY M. G.
NJ. c. MONsARRAT

M. C. MONSARRAT
Will sell on SATURDAY at 10 A. NJ. at the late residence of
Nahum NJ. Mitchell in Hotel Street, opposite the National Hotel.
Tables, Chairs, Wardrobe, Trunks, Bedsteads, Bedding, Can
dlesticks, Lamps, Shades, Mirrors, Dressing Case, Toilet sett,
Chess-board and Men, Canes, Umbrellas, Cigars, Writing Desk,
Rife, Pistols, Clothing, &C., &C., &c.
2 Silver Watches and Guard. L Sett Gold vest Buttons, 1 Crystal
Seal, 1 Gold Ring, and q variety of Books, Comprising Travels,
Novels, Tales. &c, &c.
I91t NJ. c. MONSARRAT, Auct'r.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-06

UNOST OFFICE NOTICE.-The following are the
rates of postage chargeable at this Office on all prepaid
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-06
DIR. BOURNE,
WATER CURE PHYSICIAN,

Having every facility for the scientific administration Of Water
Treatment, offers the advantages of this natural, rational, and
most effcacious mode of curing diseases, to invalids, in either
acute or chronic stages of suffering, and especially to those labor
ing under the RUINOUS. EFFECTS OF CALOMEL, and Drug
treatmen generally.
pay for, as Df~BOURNE does not administer any whatever, nor
bleed, cup or leech so it is not only the BEST but CHEAPEST
system for restoration to health.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-06

MECHANICS AND WORKING MEN
1V1 may find at the Brick Shoe Store a superior assortment
of Boots and Shoes cheap. left
COLA FOR SALE.-Thea Benevolent Society," offer
- fr sale a SUPERIOR SOFA, on low terms, It can be ssen
at the Cabinet Warehouse Of Mr.. Stewart in Hotel street. 19-It
NJ
Public House-byJ j. Davis. Best Of Wines, Liquors and Cigars
s1e-1yr&
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1856-11-06
Great Sacrifice of Books!

Great Sacrifice of Books
ON SATURDAY NOV. 8, AT
the Salesroom of the undersigned, viii be sold, without reserve,
ONE THOUSAND VOLUMES of recent standard works, re-
ceived by late arrivals, consisting Of books Of
TRAVELS,
HISTORY,
TALES,
LAW,
MEDICINE,
MECHANICS, &c.
The attention Of the lovers of cheap and choice literature is
invited to this collection. Catalogues ready ON Friday.
Sale commences at 7 o'clock. Terms cash.
lilo A. L. EVERETT.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-23
4 DaOKEN mEARr.

Did he strike you }' asksi jndgs in
Cincinnati, Of a witness who bad testified
that her husband abused bsr
No, sir, replied the modest aud delicate
looking woman he has Bsvsr struck me
though he has Often threotcasJ 10 do ii lie
abuse, me and sm obliged TO Gee from
his prs.eues
DID he break any ofths !sfni:ure7 . ask
ed the Court
No. dr, responded the witness, a. tear
dropped from her eye, and she placed her
hand ga her bosom, No, sir, hs d.d hot
break the Esrbiture, bat he kas frequently y
threatened % break my heart aud he IS 80
ing IL, ,ir
Poor.uoman shs evidently spoke the
truth Tie blolted monster who stood be
side her ,tbough be bad ones solemuly pfom.
issd % love and protect bof, is now Der
most bitter psrseeu,or, her soTcst trouble d.
No Joubi be obce dii love her No doabt
bJt that ~ one tine he Would rather have
died than cause q bitter tear 70 start from
her sof, blue eyes bat intsmPsnucs bhs ou
maspsi ani bga'aiizli bim sod be is noe
brtaking her heart llsavca kslP tie
druHkara's sife
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-23
II. w. HERBERT,

toNTiNUES 70 gise progp, susatign ,o II,
- otshches al The Insurance Rusin.Ss .n4 1.
pfslaIed to nego'iaie LIFE AND FIRE INsIfP-
nNIs, ln any amounts required, in the Hsttfor,
rlse Insurance Company. Hartford coenecijrut,
fsnshn Insurance Compaoy. OF PhilaIslphi,
s.d lse tasaranee Company Of ,be Valley ol Vii,
Whh an eTperieoee OF nearly six yrsrs On tb.
Cusihess and hciHg possessed VI pecuiiar adxauta.
ge> zoe ascensiniug the strength o. All fnsursnr,
Cem paEies doing business In this and the North,,n
s'sies special attentive will be given to plsr rinr
tisks oniy IN Cempasiss of uuduabird rrNpou,ibi.
ny, and where iasf dealing may be relied upon In
DNsiiiGs House, Stores. Mills Bara. P,r,c
ries, Nefchandfse, Household rurpI,ure and
every oe~crirtior ~ Pettorai Property IN eo,n,,v
or toun. tnsBrsd against loss or damage bv 6r,
Lie Assurance IN lhs bes, C0mPsIiss 10 =.
UHFcd Stairs. '@S
The Lave, u slsves ia.srsd for ;.e.,hl,I. ,f
.he'r value al lowest fa,. fer p.riod Of one 10
Ih az oases 81 loss, particular attention e given
10 srcu'e 20 the parties Insured literal
arc prornri pawn al Of their claims
APriiratiUuS either IN pcrsoa 90 by letter will
p'gmrily attended ,o, and sny reformation on ihr
suhioei ct'"'in " ciEru IL addressed 10 IONS p
Baows Pusi Nssiet, ChafiesioWn OF
". W HERBERT
Agent ~ Irhrrscn County Va
p isen > Pot otiise Chail.stown
MsV - iS5i --iv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-23


TIE following extra. from 4 sges y fee-sri De
hvrfsd 81 Bu haaaa. mrfiias ~ F-u ID
Sisinss iuua by JaBs. MsTabaoo iss iHE
nem"rrsi - ~ Norbwest j. Vel 40 by As
carriai s'uty 0f itr 3. 1.btfB - n-c.a,I
"Ab, zoe, sDsg ak sbJsi Ktgsss. a.I 80 81.
Bptl ,sl yau iEat ssp pArs A DJss.ss hIs tga
HHft iIf .hr iiry urUHeu saa fee . ,tn o. al al,
uIhefs iu tae euuauY ibrfr is b.ia stare Nufib
a Mason srd .Nau's t.ib- itat OuII Htg s.t.I
tsf ffer ronstsu.t1n b. fr zoe NstrasEa bHt as
passri Nhsli de0y TO-. Al garte'. CoiaisE
uhsfs's yea iBg-Htst uhrip1 lhf ma. ata'
ssFs hau-ss uiti b. Save sac o. ifsr -.
aiaa tlaf s4ts Dssa.fat r4lf % & .. q s Fs S.aiis
if hisi 4ra ahvf
fh.s b. esuti.p b1i g-fy con i.i nyuta iaa.
4BaEr II fe H.FJ ty rrr Drmsrf il- bic .1rtbe.
Iv.s lIss 90 fhs ssaA. EL0 ere can f.us ja
shsif .lIEfsiisa fts. Ksasss siu 81 s.sgs sIs.T
ia'gs MA sbC is, husersr. e ifas ais-iFir 81
nu hansn auf Bfe.siufder Bs.k b. .brHsE,
olt Ais saair 4.s opposed Hs sHtfnsiln % s.avfgJ
ou 40 u1casi5as % nfvrf sGa shsrtyrf .a. 4a,s
500 sas rfrs-rist sls BfsrFislffse is ssit i,
hsv- t-fErf ua iss+srss.b ia isf.fhs ta
O. u u-la.g o. SO sfitr. o. fSffatas II faft
~ Yri iu co. iass ai 10 ssat asciafA.slBs i.ua
i1sf iss8efs isg people si,bs s3e'h sfr soas5ati,
is.I iastihs Dsm6crsl- party e fb- 5tIf ~ i1aa
pffy ~ y Bansta
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-23
Tu-MoRRon.

Whoever saw to morrow D They. 10
whom the miiuight cry brought no alarm
because the lamp was burning they Who
could meet suddebness With readiness-
they who. wben the Bridegroom gave time
for no mere than instsnt following found that
time enough, aud vent in with him 10 The
marriage feast who, 81 tho cry GO ye forth
TO meet him had nothing to do but go
forth = whose lamps burnt clear when their
companious' had gone out who lacked no
oil when there'wss no logger time To go aud
buy who we're 'SRieTing in When others
were hasting in terror 20 begin their 6rst
works were shut 10 With the Kiag Ly the
same door which, but that they were ready,
would have shut them out uho we're sing.
ing Sa!vatiOn's cong when the foolish we're
erTing without. Lord, Lord open unto u.
aud receiving their sad ausUer Depart, I
never knew you, they who needed no to-
morrow baviUg rightly used to day, aud
could therefore, with joy and 10, vith grief
provs 10 morrow spd eternity 10 be the
same
Whoever received mercy tomorrow -
None Motto fad mercy 10 day is 10 lose
il forever
Whers is 6 DDS invitation 70 be found Tor
to morrow Nowhere Giod is too Just
TO be Knocked, too pitiful 10 mock
Whoever was pat of by God til 'to-mor
row" No one. When Col says, Now,
he means 'pcw
Wheever died oa &c morrow p No 1rc
Salvation i.s;, death, heaven. hsli--all are
gathered up in TO day TO those whose
la.t hour Is come, 10 morrow will be A.
though thousand years bad rolled away
since they heard, Come in. or Depart
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-23
san. Buon,S.s AsD Tnn cIanass

The following is taken from the Lett
steru,' q Gsrmsn paper publi.bsd in B.I,i.
more. The extrset clearly indicates that
the Foreign Democracy has ba. little TO sx.
pee, from their former allies, in the approach
lag contest 80 far as GsruIn Protestant.
are concerned
4 H'osd 10 fAc Nafips Bor4 !SeIf SfvId
DMocSdGL
We have Published several German "a
psfs in this country, one for three wears
past in Baltimore We have partakon of
the revelation in Europe aud have stood
With the bAuuer Of freedom ., the barrieades
where the ball, Of despoi,e solliery we're
Tying thick as hail We have always struck
for the freedom Of the people, aud We have
always besna friend " true Democracy, but
We have found that the name 'Demoeraey.
as applied IA this country 60 the party elann.
ing that title, Is an empty souad You
the nsnsgers of that parry drive or lead
the Geruans TO the polls like cattle, aud
when they have voted you treat thcm With
contempt IL there is any benefit to be be.
stowed, u Is given u the Catholic tTi,b,
who govern yoa aud whom you are afraid
OF The election is approaebirg Hereto
fore you have had the Germans 10 a BODY. :.
but you II have them 20 10 longer The
oigoted Catholic portion may adhere TO you
but the Protestant aud free thinking Ger
mans are with you 40 longer neither here
IN Baltimore or elsewhere The Northern
aud Western German papers, nearly all Of
them have left the so-called Democratic par.
~ We have no, much money, but We have
many friends aud a. FAR as our energies
sud inaasne, 60. We are determined II pos
sible To ensure the defeat of the falsely so
called Democratic party in the coming con.
test
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-23
= sIEHcuaFr'a orisIDV.

ur y Rsfri-ssrf Nsu Y ~ e fsaf. nsa
f5rr -1snr.ps 80 BE- eennsfrisI t.tsfers 81
tts renbuu. o. rrTifeitg 90 la's srffrh "a Sc
Dsras ia Waf freef saf saFs I'D D. eco idsias
II 80 sFlsfsIfa isai % NJ fiHmafs sffs rIrli,.
Frsrtferf Huatff tis eIae anf tsnf..fuf $50 ..s-
traff1r. 81 rturuF enaff arai1 ftfafr ID ibs
aasi1 ea.rh 81 ifs n Canmoa aea. aad rars.
rad lasfire ~ a'f eFpue i1eif arfust.I- - aea h
Daf mere taau niatl 80 - laEcfcf q ils eEcfI rr
s4frfstss dfrafsri ftfif sssi .hfru Efstkref sas
asairafae afffs fraHiet!si frifs knt az assfIi
rrirs 81 ifangrf h.fstiaFs ef rstFfnsi sea iis
1eriaf erfffnlstt qrsHFiifr ~ i1tfffsis sef -
susstiar 80 oaiF ~ ffsfs tsl .bs esii1es 81 al
u4es alaias 81 ttrif remmca kffHsfs itat safus
ssf risfioar unias st.es fiuf hrs ErscIeat'g ~
tfartf II e1f IssfirE - t9ti SD % ~ sGt tatfcs
east eaf fciAEsfasrs asf stf esft1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-23
FIGmT FoR A KISS.

OSs OF our Maine young fellows thus de-
seTibes bis battle, and knal yietsry, IN faiF
hgh, for kiss Of bis sweetheart.
Az now. Sarah dear, give me kiss
just oas-Aud he done with it
Il won't 80, there now
Thea II have 20 take il, whether or ne
Take it, II you dare =
so tit We ueut, rouaht and tunble An
awful destruction of starch nov commenced
Tho bow of my eTavst was squat up 10 hAlt
Of 90 time A. the asxt bout, smash Wspt
shist cellar. sna st the sane tine some OF
zoe seAd fastcuiOgs gave way aud dOuu cane
Sallys hair ike a food 10 \ mill dam brsss
loose, carrying away half dozen sonbs.--
Oue plango Of Sailys elbow, aud ny blesm-
Jog bosom ufiles Niltsd 70 ihe sopslsisney
aud form Of an after dinner Ahpkiu BSs
she bad 10 time 70 boast Soon her Heek.
tsckling began 70 silver, parted Akths throat,
aud away went = strisg q white ssAds, seam
periug snd running races every way you
could think bf about the aser shs fought
faiF, hoEsvoT. must sdnit and uhen she
could fgbt 30 longer, fer wast of bvesth, she
yielded haudsOmefy beP sTms fsli dsva by
her slds-thess tooR white, Tesy afns--hsr
hslr hupg back over she chair her eyes wsFe
half shut, As II she Wste net ssls 70 hold them
opsn q miButs longer, shd there lay little
piamp mouth ali In tie air Ny goodness
D,l you ever see bssk Pouuoo oD Tsbss,
or bee on a cl0vsr toPf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-23

IItoto sis0; a)so2isliO; a5 10 % 81 20
20 BIO
A sinaie raymsai 10 advanrs ofiirs- sudahail
Aunlsi Pfsmigms as tb@ shnFs fsli- vii eu'iUe
parry '9sFatf ~ Ptiy for ~ ciai1 isrss sf fur
f-srs
r.. fil5r,sr GsasraI Rslss -al Rsssisil fssr.
fsrrs Hyss 30 Litt II S'sr,s
tsi f".i-if5 eiii o. granied for fhs term o. One
I so. rhfcc or Sous Yfars ~ Ihe Sane Ss,e u o..
aFf,,1 Tl'ss J ~ 4 i'sfar- pfaH.frs Il, ,1snf-,s
SAaF satD not eIreedisg thf-e.tsufhs uf the
.ssl eash va ne ~ sihgr- siii o. is.ufsd
IS Pp.ieisa nav b, transisrfcd irrespective Of
iha mpsHy
90. Toe rpuium o., stated ia be Pauer Gf
tof mofr he's unr year 81 the saan- rara Vrrf ths
paymsnt Ehich con- saes fhr PoiicY b. fsrer hrf
h- tern iur'rfc'ivf ~ ihr helia ni To- siavs tnt
of AZ his psasure
5b Policies for ibe whole term q Flrf years
wni D. granift uro8 he psymrnf 81 fdranre a.
three ard hsH Auausi Pifmiams
CHI VIII thia eficr 10 Cifiruliy nt-t 6rrnf -
i1 fh- craei ase o' ~ slaves ins1frt iHasmucb
lh- Pfsmtgns vars only e5sfy Five Years
1h ln eter ui tiarfenfr n apini . iu ib- &C..
iaai each value n 'sre N mar he de,egminr3
~ frlrrsfce fs fwe tifinisrtsied rsfsous ct1sen
uu.ualIt Ly far pUffr atf Ags-f uf fhr ColapanT
Eh a change u o.rupsfteu o. or mere hsxar-
slua frnfffs sVo'f fhr Pfirr aaIrss fh- f6hs~st
10 lhe CompsnY b. 6ff r1eisff ia rri91r 49, O.
-ln Ht- saratr rtrs 7-emi1m pad ttrrrrr
On No aepf lsafieH fff irsafanrs grFI D. eater.
fsinri iog sss period has oas gear unless 'hs
fob rrars pfrminm
i0b Dsll,s ihs'a5ss 'hs rhs'- aarr- 6r
Policy 'ef
iis loses rroaP'ly a6ipsiei eel P4i3 a.Rea.
nafH Virrtria
Al fsrhsr seessrsrs fssa4nst'as a. sE atlsf.ss
toars stzfruefia pniirire a. uil 81 .afIithfi
b4 w nEAHERr. AFsHt
Msv - is55r-trssf So
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-23

'Marf.4gc is tic mother ~ ,hs world ii
preserves nations. Oils cites sol ehurchrs
spd peoples Hsarsp 40 aumaffirl msB.
Hks o. IN ths heart q = sweet sFFie,
dstlls iu PcSprtasl twcstaess, but lueiis
sloae SD susot ENJOY t f,r uaat Of esm
pspy Marriage, hss tas isda.ifi5af be,
Juiids hoases, fsfms sorisiiss aud rfpablica
seeds gui colonies sod Llsssss th- ssrli 49,
it is sns 0f the g15i iHftf1ii9Bs abicb p 4
at Grst gave us Evs8 ia Eisa it uas zoe
good f5r nae 60 60 hs alone Msn sss Soc
eomb'ets 81 ii arsi maio, 90 ho eltifsly
Lagpy lla VS. Independent Ethogt AsV
ing any depending upou bin Hs vls E,i
% 10 hsPpy uithost havisg some othsr ~
ease fsr. - che Lord God took ffsm bia
one cl t.soua fits aui out q it mait him
siio Thus ugoIss sifs 20 restore Hau
% t.mrl tsstss a. sash. aai more sfFrral
iy g. sgnp.-is tis happssts. o. hafiag 8
uiis % aspehl oa bim
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-23

nf'A beautiful incident Is related BY l..
Maria Child, 70 illustrate tho probable cou.
sequences that would result to . city or
country that would practically adhsrs 10
the doctrine Of the Prince Of Peace:
i hAve somewhere heard Of regiment
ordered TO march into q small town and
take it tbink iI vas In Tyrol but where
ever il was, I, ehaaeed that the place was
settled by a colony who believed in the
Gospel Of Christ, aud proved their faith by
works A courier from the aeighboTing
village informed them that the troops usFS
advancing towards the toUn They quietly
answered, il they vii take il they mstl-
Soldiers soon came riding in With solors,
aud piping tbere shFill de6Anos. They
looked around for 40 enemy, aud saw tho
farmer at his plow, the Blacksmith st his
aByil aud the wemen at their ehurns aud
spinpiag wheels Babies crowded 70 hear
the music, and the boys ran out 20 see the
pretty trainers, with feathers aud bright
buttons, the harlequin Of the 10Th osntarT.'
OF course poae Of these were IN . proper
position TO be shot at
Where are your soldiers they asked.
we have none vas the brief reply.
But we have come 10 take the t0wu.'
Wen, friends, it lies before you
But is there nobody 20 6shL'
No We are all Christiansl
Hero was an smergeaey altogether m
provided for a sort Of resistance uhish ne
bullet could bit fortress perfectly bonb-
proof The commander was PsFPie1sd -
III there is nobody TO 6ght With Of course,
nc eau not fight said he. 1t isimPossibls
to take such q tewn a. ihis go he order
ed his horses heads TO be turned about,
aud they carried the hsmsa beings oat Of
the village as gailtless As they enssrsa, and
psrohauss someShat wiser
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-23

n1-Ths progseH q sigsof Bliir flfouzb
~ e5uaify, sirht b. trsssi ~ ottsfiaa
ibs tricks Il Ne iit.is s,dssrs 70 see sar.ops
touss ubsrs bs aay hsvs sdjaarssi TIE
Haihdsyabsfg s,saisri ssys
Oss bsy tbs othsr ssg berY8usd q ulsk
q sssdy isss q s0mfaae % shss BE- c5uiI
pal u cas- ~ his ssr Hs fsnliostI d. sd
ihsn taistsa bimssif ssost h vsFisps usys
70 sFfrssi %. keg - ls1Fih infssmsf Sc
oampasioa tsss hs hsi f9Fg tbst ftrt
q ,ks lriek
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-23
s3I3&9S S
LIFE:
THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSIr.

- II L Il u
THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSU.
NCE ANAUlFE : gGCS. CGNpANY
OF PHILADELPHIA
AssfIs, Jauusry 1T 1856 5l42I Gt2 ~
.. l.ys-ss Pr4mpIiy stia-ist ant paid thra'
l-' q. y "1Te-"i 4 -rFey a. Richmuut Va.
Intcrisutiouul Lifc aSsurauee So
CiEii Or NEW YOAEI AND LONDON.
Cag.D! s2,5OO,oOO.
B- Gaaran3ee Fanf Il s 90 900 .lerosited
TTh ne Compifo'irf Il be Siaie of Ma York
iof ihr seca'iil and bvneGg u ALL policy holders
Ia fhe Upiird S;z,s
TIE in'utaree Of "a. lives r siAves uot rxere,,-
i9E 'hrss ioarihs aoj ice Airs oi he actual casA
F@lac - Slayts viil hc iskrn
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INSU.
RANCE CONPaSY.
stwaaN y ~ JaRuery. 1856
N-,i 1c' uGi1ia3.sn. &. 80 COS 4
Tora' amugrt % ian Is 1875 ,ls4s2 65
Iy'1i srsruGl 33G no ~
G5sps Tv;sl kIss2 is ~
N9af1af Esga,rrfs-- q r MasgH - ID n
= CooEr. ~. u JouS A. SEEAigH II D., Il r.
- ,sH, HsR " u.
~ Far Asrai sil girs o., -Tslspi ai',Al,sa abd
FIlasai % 'irtslSt 70 sIi Ii,Ss el Hctcr sud rAsy
sr-r rsg1ssied g. 20 80
ssla. ~ =. nsltr4r p BPowv -,
Fvs &ssts Csst,rFiuwu. 1r . gby = geBt Ji.5.sza
Jfc Pc. pW-a. ChsfirsiOwu.
Msy - tSJ5--w
tsj-spiT'i sEd sheFhrrJsioWn Register cory "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-23
NO.. al
rss TIE Fsss Pr..s.
TOURNAMENT.

Tae 7 u'nameai of ne iith ., pafaslIs Depot.
ssme "a "a hac styie. There wste some twenty
kn'shis Ia 'ss TIA Nsssfs s Snyder, NJ. Bill.
mIer. " Murphy IL Tovnet and - BAL.
myer wefe ,es sneesssfai KAiShia Mis-. 81. T..
Marshall Ea,CtowEsd Qussa Of Lova an1 Bsau
y ~ Mr.. sbyd'r Miss vanms,rt ~ss sslseisd Iss
aHii Of Homer ~ Mr. NJ Bilmvst Miss Jsila
Grove -H' chos,H - Maid OF HoSor BY Mr MsI-
TaT fiss jsiia Lice vas eh0sen - Maid Of
tssf y NJ Tovssr an Mlss BsAEs 4IA A all
" UoBo' By Mr Bnimysr.
D. l. E,ehsib-rysr was Prs,ideht Of the day;
biz speech "a, r,Plcie with L<asllal eight Of i.s
- ae5 rich Imagery Of ,bosEhL
hedaYs sIsrc,sss passed ea plea,satiy. Ar.
ter The Tit and The eotOnaiiOa OF the oasst ssd
bsr nVorrs Mails, the company joined is the
danee Which sIs s,P, up duIiss The snsrnoos.
"A LOCKER ON"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-23

Wbai UiI lss seg.BefH n-mor.arT 'hiok ar
tfrir raItffsr wh1 he ore fsi Yire rFy ief its
Htrh sd aneibff o. Ihs aouth
Signs Of desperation ere sviitnt IN tbs
faoi sbsi prD'bioss, sostbsfn ess Lavs been
stumping Pens'ylvauia fof sous pme %
doasi gigiog llo same assursnoes that Bfssk
ipdJgs hes been si,its, dsi hey q, Dos
belong 20 slavery sttsnsiou party -.
That's tbs Noftbsfa tslt IN ibs ssutb. =
different sonk - saug
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-23

uFA see nsn a. veil - viiiT one
80 Ttsa8ogs nost, whss hs ioii ~ 81.
dsfean Rhs kaa slrttay SaffsiIs1 kiia. saI
ysi fsssss4 tia e psFisks e still saatksr
ssarse . sasst go 30 4 iFs ths sssas g.
yss 81 ssks ihs rssl inmsusy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-23

HrWhsR danger approaches. bss are
wont to aebnowisdEs the PTssescs ef Gsa
nors strongly tssu 81 other times hsay
tray that never prayed bsfoTs sd s1so
ihs prsyfrs o. good nee are nofa fsFysst
tha6ususl tIsa-s tbs on repsA,ea dis'sh,--
T., p.,tl uas sick the Devil nout
soold be
The D-va e., vsll--tbs devil nook vss
ksH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-23
p O Il T r Y
rnE -unMisa.. suNc.
Br AticE raAaEa

AtieE rsAsks.
The 'Sinmsr'' Enas, ant svss1 as~sr.
Ths' r.sr'd ~ bsss,ie, In d. .aa,
Has blSeG'd i's bs'sf. ssI loseiy hoss.
And shsd ia irsgrssSs. saa 4. ssss.
lss 'nn"sr'' se-s. sAd assy hSps,
IAA' sSddsd Nth the ssriy sPriss.
Has 'rsa ris blossom. bsiEAIiy op..
To ~ithsr l'ks tIishisd lhsss.
lhe 'soss''' sSas. ssd asay 80 eye.
Tbss b'itAdy 'hsss. D. tenFs - .Aroa4sd,
Add he o" that io'sd us ~,iAsrid us.
Or ver's ihsa thii. By esllss.. eiosdsd.
The ssnnsr's sess. bot .oss sxaia
Shall sissa ssd breathe sPos the air.
The sssS0rea hO~sr. s-d paist the sls.-
Bst ihoss love Will act be u ..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-23

-t1i Wfr..y p e-1taF ~ t-sir-as ,r
\ .-sflag al MFk.sr Warliras -t.f.r.r
en- Aar pfft a I1r Znnsfasra --.e-rfg
--~Hr.ef ~ mr rBettsfaT 81. .al .ffrr
iINE suDP. va Earir- r.ssa 1sv
f# El1strr Mi afiartrf A.. III. ruTE
f-f 80 frs is 80 alaisl shts fr ss.arrf
afsaf 81 tsls - WI HuWE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-23
THE oI.D GGIE op IzII REVIVED
~ PENNHSIyAN

Il will be remembered that ia Isa4 Mr.
BucnASAS e1ertsd himself TO carry Penn.
sylvaniA Tor Polk, declaring bin 70 be =
better tariff man bsn Nr Cav, sBd bis
party friends iHserbibsd on their banners,
.PAk, Daiiai T,rai. aad e. Iarigsf is4g"
I, appears from the following brief article,
from che Pbilndslphia Bulletin, that ths
BgohAuau Democracy are plaYipg slmilaT
gamo ~ ibis time
Inf DareF s % ra q uSty - funher Of
Dsmurra.s ere .pmfrR p,.isf as oitsr BON fIn
cass'ies utfft. sistr gafih,y affr sat rfos B.
tsr dlll sues ia ft srH ts fF aVnuff fn fhia rfft
affk~ 8 ~ anf ihsf f3i1 fT ffre kalsTs. =
vi hsg@ brfJfe Hs e iarFF ps-irf ,slipE fHr p
UrmrFftffr myrfiuT rt t1uf-rFprrr FH'trf -Uurfy.
af fhs fcrh iHff uhieh uas plii o fh 40 ias ftt
Isg places n Ih- entey. AtIsf giving be - a.
lf .hr orators shp uffe tn pax DE rGehI e' ses
ria itr asfHs ia ihfrr 'Fp--
BCCnANAN. BgEeKtNRDCR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-23
R'S nor EL,
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sBssf aEa ArrJuass sss Tsa1y g0E - de-
81 E-1 a1ss@ Eiskia 2 10 sass gpubic wiii call
-.asr r-rtagefnsnts A. aez'setiu- ihis uaro-
.r lfT ,H8s eut lrota Esi ssier i5h Msrsh
~ CARTER.
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