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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-30
AISCELLANY. N
REARIETTE ARHOAD,


NaFstca4 wa eouvrrsing Wir'. Josupbirc.
E-z. --s II gle eah=eFs catered aud an.
Iel-ls'i a y0Gss Esa4sa from LyaIs-
" laE = Esr 6u-tasss aItH ne
-sgna PStsIlJH, answered D. VI NeryiIls. tie
st5a-r
->-s< Hsr into cur presence, said N=ro-
lac sE-sr s-oa reapPsarej, E.th LADY
L-sBIsg Ga DO arm wH5-s face a. musa a.
eoslil bs ssaaaed taToagt. tbc ta.ek fJiis Of
yea vas very tsaatifaI She trtmbisd as
sa-s aPPFazsLs! the door
AAE-a-5sss.ie. whispered her gaii- kind
By Fssssils her baad, -take courage, Lat az
ser Ss5mEtiy every question tss Emperor
y 49, 80 aets-ts HesitstioH
Ta-a 4-a-.5sg ksr into ths sP4eioas apart.
zst1s &C. tgEst aas retTIs5
Tbs tremb.sDg giFi pereeiving Napoleon
% EhBn hsr fss1ezt Hayss dsPcudsd forgot
lzrsz4 aEd her tiHii y shs thoaght ealy
- S1ef.sf TErosiax herself a. ttc t.ct u
NsFyls1z. .se sxCiaiHea- % a vice clicked
zItA ssuetiol
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Sss cs4!t srtscuiits no u5rI
J1sa shine steFpsI from ar partial con
csal-feas aai ts@4 aPPrpaehing tie gr0uEd
/.
q sze1rrsrsnis1y % rsst1rc the c1ursr- e
Eas yeunS F~titsasrr. than cvsH t5e Ela
szr5r ~ ~ gvalisas mlnners o. Be bs4s
Ser arfss
Year vsttisa MaisnatssIls 'sad be.
nrurlasss Arm8ut tfls THAI vas her
ssmsB .a9k~4 imT .aria 81 a. tAe EmPsrof,
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p fsztstiias A. resssuss ~ fsyuiir bart
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-30

A charming blush suHus,d the es,cE Of
the beautiful girl n she received ihr purse
from the baud Il tbe Empress
Long Live N.psleou exclaimed Loui,.
a. with heart too full q grateful ems,iou
for further uttcrsnce be took th- haul Il
Henrietta, snd makins graceful obsisaHse,
qaiti,d th. apartment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-30

Nore oT PHiLAprLrHii TIE sFTreFIio
vote Of PbllAaslPhiA. At the late slsction, 80
c'rdios 70 the Ledger, is g. 600 wbs.
bat '1s PcrPsiratioa o. sHSrm9u, frauds -
TIE pemosrst, could have increased the vsss
20 suofmsl,ly' The Vsts " Ihs city Lass
ostobsr vas 5i.ooo--isersass this year,
1 GOO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-30
RETURN oF ruE ARCTIC.

The steamer Arctic, which has been on
al expedition asro.s the Atlantic to deter.
miHs the feasibility OfA submarine TELEGRAPH
uniting the Old aud New Worlds, returned
TO New York on Tuesday week or the re-
suIt Of her explorations, The JosruaI Of
Commerce remarks
sac cunF eicd her undSrAkiSE Ia The u,a,; s,t
i-isoi"fy msuusr Shr SUuadsd he Atlantic Al fk-
SAS acf's- kaatsg tie EresIsst trplA 900 f.th
oms imtrr tbAn tGU miirs The b-i of tn. 60,
~ the ssciiun tfsvcrs-d hy the A ctie ia nst..o
e. airrssJ sHngunced - CsPI Bsrrymas sEo Aaa
'rs.I gciV's soaaded across ihe A:aAalfe The TO-
tom 70 lar deeper pauis . very 6ss mud, Of a
IN US gray elor 40 sof that The sounding iastfu-
20 Hi' ft4 IsHlly sank several feet iuO Ihs nHd
IEeT brought up specimens OF The botlOn Al ever,
sounding, 20 qiiis watch we're auaehed Ia -
s1l dog tar.Eatnrnt. T1EafG the shof, an .srs
si.. MS mus caaGcrs O. Aas srsea one No.
g. brf Spp'laa'rs wrrs me With, ne rock nor auy
.ni"g 'hA, uiEh' prove fatal 10 . telegraph wiTs =
ih~ SL'.e tI.sntr scrus, rAa loud a. b I6lO
ssa ~ ~ r5m J9bB. " p 10 Vairpua U.T-
eoT lfstaad Ihr grra'CsI dep,h ~, ieaat nr.Tly
10 ''r ecn'fe bc!wsra Ihess tSo glaess
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-30

ESli Is said Of Achilles, oae Of Hsnsrs
effoe. ibat his mother dipped bin in the
river styF which ma3e aim inVulnerabIs.
except ~ the heel, BY which she held sim =
US oo' 'u'nsfaolo s-:ot proved his ruin
Tor 9-.ls slew bin with ~ arrow .hicb
, creed bis heel Thus 8. is uith sll neg
tacy ny cs lrTi-s.b!o on almost ty,rv
roin, bas 'hsre is weak place in syory
mans ohtIhctsr Each oac has bis easily
ytsc'tius siu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-30

~ Esslisz makes e fl'l man, says BE.
s11 s11 Fssbisa makes f1.i usmau' says
P1reb ~ rsfitisly sruts a. ihs b drss.
ssI sssstdinr 20 tbs pfsssut fashioe, coald
uIi vsll o. nsI5 ua.a ialief
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-30

UfThs ya1ag usna1 ubs ais 3ar
P.artas laIfs ssfsa sPp.ss t5s taa- buH-
bsf y pasfs br.s Fsu tBmstIst. 80 ssf
= p ~ - pians withig balfs deg aJ' shs
kaB6s ffu.t ail ub8irfsms
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-30
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has ~ hass Nsrs ~ d. s-ftsrs a.ta
AZ .FPisi. aasi r1aii at - -, sa~HI:
lat - srssn-ss Aizae : shss'4 .Izk by tEy .sls,
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AsEl=UN IBLs EXTaNCT.
Ihs ftlt.sEs elid . hass bssA stitt-s IN l1sD
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2 lEr-aai P4y car dsbt--- "a, . e-usualznziisa
bvs-at o. b. wa.krI. r. dua- O. ~ asut'd-
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as 20 F--4S -C-lI -s.sa,' ssar -sfi- c1an---
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nj al p5l,uss rua t.rs 10 ,hs sss
fer1 s7uaffy csnIiitts - sstT elsfk
% Tess oIsf, o. rsg ser mtfnsgss fsf
sathiss H. 1PP1ssat saiisasJsa pros
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Thr InIfrtI ~tafs.

IL 4A@ - - s1ss-s--a.,,. -
ANNUITY 41a TRFST COMPANY
% FszE k0ELPHEA
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Hs..al ..+ Hrf ubta 1st R-af 49, fa vf-.r
HH"r .. Hu#a @ Ea-rerfr u E.-s
r.a.af ffaHr TIE bfrf a. % 80 t-ss rlF.r'- tE p
H.s Hars .H ~ rau1rr TfFrf g. =H o. fE.fa'
.f.rHFr ..r uf.-t 80 HsH Esse - ~#. 90
HH#.aar .tr.f.Hr fs4f ~ 80 10 .i.. ss.t'-
be- AphM s DANualfsfss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-30

EFA c5ismPorary Jascfibing dsBss -
. village in ths ueizbbsfhooi ssii 'TAs
gorgsHas ftribgs ~ Flsss beads giis,sssd 90
tIr arsviag bIsoms u ths vdI sss bells lac
y IItsh a rabies 90 ths dslieats surface q
FAfm spPls dumplBgs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-30

TT-A ysaaf rsrt 1ai Htst iu dstsfitibg
bsassB ss,s sea s1Tli Il bliss. fsscei 10
s.fb gfs Wf~rFs she m5s lhat sYat fs-
F.aI r.Hf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-30

A Pg'EE So you are going 10 Is.p
house. are yoa1 said an elderly msides 40 =
yeung woman who vas fsesstly married.
Yes, vas the reply
't'''ag to have ssirl | suppose . va, qae-
riei
TIE newly made wife sSlersa AaI than
lais'ly responded tsat she did net real
ly knoS whether % Ssuld bs 4 hoy or
girl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-30

iAs h''ie kHgIish looking chase Which
Hut"ar yoeder beneath the visdsv-
,Hf''sh whose heightened vista appears ths
zoe Man,'sn OF e=EnrAi Adam Stephen
u'.S' whom agnn ,aoi almost Of each eth
~, tLs'e mei OF history rOpossd-thourh
Rot happily ws mast esseius,-,f,., 81
'aeir 'uaggles The eurren, Of the ops.
qa'n' resonant IN old days with s.yss.
bouts aat dyed with blsod, murmursd br
u N aud perhaps spoke to their n.ipd. cf
'lser d,y'-,typifyiug human ihisgs which
ever bud aud hSu aud change like the
skies ef Auiaan yendsr-tbs gorRsev,
leaves whose eolors vary With each dsy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-30

arAa 90 sasia 80 sses sstsf - 49,
ss.iaf o. e. rsHsfaPer Size ssfausi -
.. ays 81 sf1 Hrigt Na dsu1t
ala
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-30
Nn. BorTs SET Right.

The reporter sf the Ps,ersburg speech Of
Hon JOHN H Berrs having srrossou.ly re.
ported Lat gentleman as saying that If ,h.
slsstisu sf President we're carried 20 the
House Of Represeptsiives Gel Prensn,
would be elected, Mr. B has written 70 the
New York Hsrald,to set the matter right.
He says bis conclusion Wss-
ihst If rSstr vas 20 elettioa by h. neopI. .nI
81 aeul O. shr House ~ u uoald do u Mr Pill
u'pfr carries b, oSh STATE thai usiiher Mr. Rurh-
alaH aeE MI. FTrmeut could eommAnd q majority
Il The SiAic, unter any cifeums,assss and a. Nj
FILLMORE Nss frEsttcd a. tbe secoad choice q ..eh
oi tse-e pafics, tths democratic and Tepabiican
F1rfics 10 would iSitcW that The eonts,t IN faet
waad Dc t-lEs,n Mr. Fillmore ssd Mr. Breekia.
ridge sut ths, bI hr AID 4 o=e or both oi The par-
u-s NJ Fillmore wOaid tc elected or thai the do
't-s OF he tilae you a dcTolve y2ou MI Brrrkin-
rilsr a. ihc Vice Prcsit-ul oi Ihc Uuitsd siaIss
nti ihsi siisuuEh Mr.. Fillmore gaIt Sisr, "a ne
House vilh taT 'malief vote ihan ehhsf Ruehan-
az g Fir at, sl'tt tkessEI ms chances tof An
r.sctiou by MAJ body bcI,rr thAR iheirs
Th', u wha' said ard this !, Shat believe
and VOC wtil DO me favor By allie Uing me 90 Pat
myself r,gbg Og his suhiecL an very respect
iaiiy youT UordIrnt servant,
InHN ~ anrra
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Dr. (oekt


EarmIrisaer "a CtgsrryE r. fh~ Fg-Hs
anil C0r stg CDsyf u E,s--aH Gerry
NFFiCE ir fF- Cuau H8usr s7F srsf-sr % -
- rlla ,rr many rear ucreEtet - 40 t..E
I'D. ... fa.s ii1.~f " aTshit -fur. Ees
Earrsurr is1gsri Gear -ars8 O. .i'r Fzs a-7a-
H..a - f-sa-u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-30

EFA mas uhs islkss HoP handlfs
sa-ui bs a 80 hes be fpiis ts1as,s iuiea
Co tFti btaisd uauBss -sfret
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-30

l'NTRhCr L-mr ofsaf- Frs arre
q -rsutsFfF NsrEa Pee Eastrfrt f'e
'ar firr lts- PHf#.rf rttrs go 81 tTrf
.H.~F .#.d.rr 90 ss Il ~
ABsHa a. f-ss HrrGEa q rOuEr
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Valuable Farm for Sale.


Tue sGf.z-rifrf ofrr- pritrts sst~ 90 60
i 80 IINE ~TasEFAEs - H tFH-r-.r
I. :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-10-30

Nls YoSK The Nsu York Express
Evcs 90 estimate u the probable result s7
Ghs Presidential election 10 that sia,s, ~
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nFKssp tast maa - disaap uks
bales hasir "a tss lsszs sfs sAa8
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LFA Falgsrs 81 80 pfssf asy, fsli
.t "a napasY siia Baehsasa efest. HAsu
shs uts teif hst SO fniwoIs sea ssait
ts su ssst 81 gala River ikis al
tYhss ss.A shs, sfftsf thsa Eisy u sa5s
srsa4ss ssefsli b 80 i1i g. - sns
-ass faf cen
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NHrrFL-ss ctfa.- G-sss sss F-sH ssss
sr Is = cRANEaAffauK.
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10 Dollar. and Fifty Cents
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English school Teaching.

IL "Cook's Quarto Geography" recently
published in London, work of considerable
pretentions, gives some valuable information
to young England III regard to. this county.
ltteaches that sin the isle Of Orleans, at the
mouth ofthe Mississippi, is the town Of New
Orleans, the capital of louisiana" The
young men of Virginia care gamblers, cock
fighters and horse jockeys. Their passion
for these diversions, not only inhumany bar
barous, but beneath the dignity OF man Of
sense, is so predominant that they even ad-
vertise their matches in the public papers,
But'of New Englanders, it declares that
from "laziness. inattention and want of ac.
quaintance with mankind, many people have
accustomed themselves to peculiar phrases,
and to pronounce certain words in drawling
manner" The people of Maine, ''according
to appearance, are wretched in the extreme.
Their chief provision is dirty. dark colored
rye-meal, and II they eat any meat, It is to
prevent theirsheep becoming more numerous
than they desire, rather than for the pleasure
of good meal. Their common beverage is
grog, or mixture of rum and whisky with
water" Massachusetts is the only. State
in the Union in which there are no slaves"
Boston Post. s
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restrict slavery, but leate 10 the people
Of the Territories. Let them legislste for
themselves, subject only to the consiitu-
tion. This is the principle ofthe acts create
ing territorial governments for Utah and
New Mexico in 1850, the Territory Of Wash-
ington in 1858, and the Territories Of
Kansas and Nebraska in 1854. The South
was forced to adopt It in 1850. when the
same compromise we had. twice made in
slave territory was denied to us the .frst
time that free territory was acquired tres
ferr to the Missouri line. One great good
has grown out of the adoption OF the mons
Intervention principle BY Congress. We
have finally settled this principle. in strict
conformity with the constitution. - s. :
This is plain English. The southern,
democracy stands upon the doctrine, pure
and simple, of popular sovereignty. Speak
ing in behalf OF the whole South, Cover
nor CoBB and Col. Ora say, let THE PEOPLE
Of Kdnses decide whether or not they will
have slavery, and the South will vote in
Congress to fetch her into the Union in ac-
cordance with the popular decision. Col.
Orr closed his speech with the following
appeal:
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The Allies and the Turks.

Kossuth thinks that the Turks have suf.
fered more from France and England than.
from Russia, and that the peace will be-
more injurious to the Ottoman Empire than
the war. He points to the recent negotia-
tions to show that the Sea of Azoff is to be
left to the possession Of Russia, that the
guaranty of the integrity of Turkey is to be,
dropped, and that Turkey is to be disarmed.
On this last point he says: ~.
"The third fact is, that in the former me-,
gotiations nobody has thought Of forcing,
Turkey to disbahd her military arsenals,
now she has been placed under the load Of
such stipulation, without so much as being,
asked whether she would consent to it. This,
is no trifing circumstance, indeed. Varna,
Sisepolis Bourgas, TEebizond, &C., fall un- :
der the blow, while Russia keeps NicolAiefH
intact, and the Sea of Azof uniettered. II
is as if the war had been conducted against,
Turkey, and as if the peace had to be con-
cluded in favor of Russia" !,
Kossuth charges, also, that for some time
Napoleon has been in secfet negotiation
with Russia; and he attributes to this the,
pause of operations after the fall Of Sebas.-
topol (when the whole Russian force might;
have been swept from the Crimea,) the i'm.
pedments thrown in the way of Omah Pa.
sha, the sparing of Odessa, and the wilflI
immolation Of Kars. segs9
How far Turkey has been sacrificed in, Z
this wicked diplomacy, correspondent Of
the N. Y. Journal Of Commerce, writing
thence, indicates: s,.s n. !s
81 can readily conceive why theTnrksare
in favor of peace; to them it issa hopeless
war; they have gained nothing BY At thdss
far, and the future offers nothing to them
Of any advantage. Every day their country,
becomes more and more entangled; the
French and, English especially the former.
are concentrating their fangs upon Turkey:
their troops are quartered IN the vicinity Df >
this city, commanding every point of mill !,
tary importancei huts for 100000 men ex-,
tend from Pera to Buyukdere; and though.
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as yet quite empty, they seem all the more
ominous of evil from this very reason. They
also dread some unseen misfortune such 40
difficulty arising between the French and
English governments, SO that their aeeords !
and inten!s should be broken; then sqnak-
BILE would ensue for fancied claims, and
Turkey become its theatre of action. It H. !.
we'll known that there has been but littio ,
harmony between the two armies in the Cri-.
mea, and that friendship exists between the !
officers. This i'll condition Of things grows
apace; the English clearly hate the French.
and they have thorough contempt for The
English. This could not continue hereafter !
without accident occurring to endanger the
present 'po1itigde cordiale" which the Iws !,
governments have, heretofore, so strennous.
ly cultiyated''
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A Good Sentiment

Charles w. Carrigan, of Philadelphia, in
recent eloquent speech delivered at the
Democratic festival in New York, on the
22d of February, observed:
"That the American Union and Constitu.
ton had the head to think, the heart to feel
the muscle to work; it was iron blistered by
the fire of trial into steel; wine from the
trodden grapes. It was not framed upon ex-
pediency, but upon principle. There had
been men bold enough to calculate the val
qe of the Union; they had crucifed it be-
tween the two thieves Of Abolitonism and
intolerance, aud had Cast lots for its raj.
ment; but public opinion had put these trai-
tors to the rack. [Storm of applause. +
Our Union was not for to-day alone, but for
all time; our country, the home Of all who
seek refuge from oppression. Such is our
Union-such is our country. 1t is the Nal.
akoff that will not be stormed; il is the Re.
dan of liberty which cannot be taken.
''Tis the union OF lakes.
'Tis the union of hands.
Which tyrant's worst cannot severt
'Tis the union of hearts, u
lGrasping Mr.. Brady by the hand.l
Then, the Flag Of our Union forever!,
Tremendous cheering
Foreign presses may thunder their anathe.
mrs, and home presses may preach trea.
son, but one cause would triumph, and
that is the cause of the Union
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was TO last forever and ever. he would have
said, How sweet and beautiful that they
thus lie down in the last sleep together
They are resting quietly, Caspar and his
Lucia, in an ancient church-yard, beneath
the sleeping boughs Of waving willow tree.
But above them a snowy monument has been
erected, whereupon their virtues are embla-
zoned in golden letters; a tribute Of love
and reverence paid them by the inhabitants
of the town they had SO long benefited; and
go to-day into the humblest cottage or the
loftiest mansion there, and you will hear the
story of the good and virtusds couple, Cas-
par and Lucia Fontaine.