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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29
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oss history prssests many remarkable
'nsfs.ess cf youug ADevicsp sep Ss.k;pv
Pseuis.ns parts and oecupymg soupsps.
isg pe'isisss n m early age, that seulf es
thsssht In other countries Zee ysubx ",
gave = fsu .xanplss from the lie, Of ,he.,
vss hsvs taken an sctivs part in histcry.
| AZ the sgs Of 20, Mr. jefferson was an
,nnnssiiai nember u the Legislature Of
Virginia AT so be uss . p,ea,ber sf the
.rgniA Convention; at % . memA-s Of
the Csn'issotsi Csogtsssi aud a. 30 ne
wrote she DeeIsrstion Of lBGep-scsue.
Aiexandet Hamilton vas oply 20 years Of
age when he Vas appointed Lieut. Col in
tse Army Of the Revelation. A.a AID de.
Camp 70 washiogtsu- Al 2s b. wa +.
member Of the Continental Cearres. a, so
ss "a. sss Of toe s5lsss Ihs~ 5srs OF N.
Csnveetisp which framed the Csn.,isutisu
OF she United States at 30 be wa. Secs.,a
~ OF the Treasury, aud organized tia.
bvsneh Of the government upon 10 esmplet.
ana so@Preheusive . plan that no great
sharss or improvement has sises been
made upon 10
John Jay. at % years old, was@ member
Of We Continental Congress. aud wrote an
address to the people Of Great Bsiiain. uLish
Ses justly regarded a. one Of the most slo
l4Heni predictions Of ibe time. At32he
prepared the Constitution Of New York
aaa The same year vas appointed Chief Ju.
tics Of toe State
Washington was 90 years cf ag, when b.
covered the retreat Of iAe British troop. n,
Brsddoet defea, aud the same year was
nonored BY an appoibtnent Is Com,n 1rd.r
in Chief OF The Virginia forces
Joseph wsrrY vas 90 years Of age ben
ne delivered thefh4porable address 90 the
9th Of March, AiA aroused .bs .piri, Of
patriotism aud liberty in the section Of
country in uhiskahe resided aud a. 81 be
giorioasly fell As cause Of freedom on
Fisher Anss, Ne age Of 81, had excl.
TED TIhlie AttsntIse by che ability be dis.
played IN the disoussion Of questions ofpub-
he interest At the age Of 80, his master.
" speeches IN defence of the shstitutieu
Ct the United States, had eIertsd great IN
nusnee, 50 Ihas the youthful orator of 81.
vas elected to Congress IRON the Suffolk
Distrie Mass, ever the rerolutig cary here.
Samuel Adaus.
Joseph Story shtcEed publis life at tLe
age Of 20 be was elected TO CoaRress from
tar Essex District whom he sas - vas
speaker Of the eMasssehasetis Hsase sf Rsp-
rssen'ativsss at b, aud the same year wsssl
aPPs'nted BY President Madisoa . Judge
Si the Suprsms Court Of the United States
DE Witt Clinton entered public life st 2s;
heury Clay at26 The mest yoa,hfnl sign.
or Of the DeelarAtisp Of Independents Sas
William Hooper, OF North Carolina, whose
age was but ~, or the ether siEnsrs ofths
Declaration, Thomas Haywood, of South
Carolina, was 30; Eldridgs Gerry. Bspja.
min Rash, James Wilssa, aud Mstlhew
ThorAton we're 81 Arthur Middlstoa ana
Thomas StcSe we're 80
1t Siil b~ nbssTvsd that Ne have confined
our i'lH'ir~'ieas 10 persons IS ysAss of age.
And have only alluded to those with nation.
nj rsPutstions
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

end vhs vas shst Csuia it u p.s.,bl. =
ne had heard u sssh chsrastsrs : II mus,
esi sss she rss very pretty ssd he ts be
sss s-.s. sf ssissisS suss = sseatsss iEss
sas very heass Of shs gsed ss& pieus cid
slefsynas and his sweet old yst ssd play
ms'e-his Mary Fullsri He sag 10 All
g vsss jsdgudsat sent sDen hin. What
es.,ness had be 70 Be kissing 0 stYsnes girl
sss yes Prsttyi His spslo ssd ssp, had
use clear deem the stone walk V the door.
ysfd ssts, sinsst 20 abe stsxs deer, which
sAs srivsr bad epsssd. wslter felt sha, Ia
Was dsenaed bat be hsd to get cut. &
Don't for Gsis saks stpsss. ne youps
vomsni,
vill-get sutr
oh thought Walter, sit's all over vi,h
ne and new be shakes hasd sith IA. el.r.
synan, and hings his arms treund th. .us,
Mary .sxslaifns the mother. our Marv
In tse s,sgs, ss live So, 60 YOU voals
come up with your cousin, ehf
les, mother and Whist Do you think the
i@Passnt East lndi.s had been doing o
ne ass Kissed me at least hundred tinss,
and that isot all he tried % persuade mo
70 Keep on IN the stage and ne, get ca. q
Ah, no voader he Kissed you b. hasa,
seen yeu for Aone years. How glad Won
must have been when ysu nssi Bat rh.,
Is the matter with yeu, WaItsrl lie. tb.
driver stop aud leave ysur trunk a, your
fathers ss he goes By, sad do ysu come into
the house. Why what is the matterf Are
you dumbf f5r -
Ain you ashamed Of yourself Walter.
not to speak to my mother, when shs i,
talking TO you . ehimed in Miss Mslly.
Walter now found his voice, aud before he
get fairly inside Miss Mary was his debtor
for . round dozen Of kissss, which she took
very kindly. But ~ for Walter his mind
vas'nade up. He had turned over the sub-
jeet dsring the lsst- thrss minutes. He
would marry tha, strange girl II. was
grateful she bad saved him.frem degr.d,.
ticD, loss Of character. aad evsry ,binr .l,e
but would abe forgive him for being % free
With strange girl in stage coach ! Doubt.
fsl but she shsald have the chance, at
any rate
The Eanierer received Q glad vsleou.
from his family and friesds in his old na,iy.
village aBd Mary Fallor vas his travelling
about the place; and together
they crossed shs Aoorsiil Of every old farm
Aeuss within . circle Of hvs milss round
Walter had seen enough OF the outside of
Ihe great SsTld. lie had made some mon.
sy, teo, enough for bis modest wants; be
vas old enough to maryland 90 was Mary
Fuller aud before three months mere had
rolled ever thsir head, ,ahs venerable cid
I.'hsr made thsm one, IN the front parlsr Of
he old gIsbe When the vovs hsa been
'Poken, the last prayer made, aud the blss-
ing pronouseed, Walter elaspsa Mary to
1is breast, and iapristsd On her lips ansth,
" hrst kiss; but new 10 was the arst thrill.
ing Kiss Of married love. and as be bold her
momsst in his ardent embrace shs whisp.
red gently into his sar-'Waltsr, dear, Ii /
upderstood 10 tho. .yeS, no more kissiDg
trangc girls in a stsse-eoaeh =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29
80 ,logaY Is 10 l..7a.r.

n thls sgs of Ease men. fast prors.. a
svesythisg thsss T. obs ali passrfsf ., 4
PIE leouiiag up ffom the dark sarrsf q
fs--it d Pr a9EeT - ~ psrse fsfn
eur gafs 10 EhaieysF dirseiisn ~ ~ ~
sse that alI Fsfvaijng pTissipis wee it
% tis eraE 81 ibs JoRag 80 tbs fss q
Ne aged mSa, Eha teitsfipe 80 ihissERs -
tbs grave ssys. -Psi sssaev - ~ PsSss
Tara eur ssss u vhsssrsf atetioa ss
sill, ss sss that ail.pssvs3iss trissiPls -
We see is - ne bfsW 4 ths yfaE % .
bFss u ths sgd saa, she ie,t6hg ca ~
verge 81 fis Efsys ssya. "Pss~sneB ~ ~
esgsT We See Il % svsfy fsds q ilfs
j yslkt sbroad h opsa dsy "a shugs hst
tha lgti thsfsot II siils even Hs esp
seisne5 n ftla fiansF sts aelsiat fEss iH
hs rH'it p aeN,s q ~ P-gf 80
there EFss Vpp, sha. - estssIa sssning b
kipd, l. hsasTsisst, & sFsFgtsrg tlss y
ashls sad hishEliafs5 --hsssf hsneEty. i
sFiitss 81 tss brss-hs i s. r9iiss, Al
frisa&sbip. sst tiaek tts usads fsoa ~
hssTi--leskf vtst 4 ssfFsFtd fssfsee
1 'Iis . ~ nsssg ia ftSFsge.H Essh ifisls
80 ssafisaef eifaazis. sss reis sia 80
I eaf ssiF ees - "a aad ds,lfs. go rassairs
/ ffanss saf-fs = aest FgsFie6iig rslifaFf
/ 80 as ssfstssl ~ tAsl sAest kat sruik
ssilsas ssssssss, sPsf aeseg - ~ fesss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29
bRRAsr-rIns UsRp =, .,,,..

IL Is easily 10 Be understsea A..
hsnee' 80 capable Of varis,y 1, t,,,.
sa'er'Ai, vsaid give birth 20 an. -. ~
Io'SpE eeiiest'sns. A fnsneier. will ~
anosf me resisratisn, snioy.d an. .
son "i ths greatest amateur n h,....1
seipiial His charming vif.-.-LoY
na's bseH taken for Ais danrh,s,--
ai'shi'e IN her enaeayofs a. .,,;,t. -
MA and net osly on orainsrv .r..:;..
-, a,..."a a vac glad to seize eppsrtsbs
,.,,r s,.u Aim uitA nsu breast ~
ssse any he Possessed. MsYAs
s.... A.'eniiea - fas as 10 insisbsA
-. w V herself. - Ass szslasiv{ivi
nis a. s.Ie 81 ssAsstisg ssd plasi tAs
T.. sefn svsvy nornink. As rsA-
~ ~ Iesshy uaessstsnd, the ksAA
as.'sa 70 As tbs eejsss Of aftioss
%. oes.s and esnstaat Bar. oifsni-
o1e psfnsy' must the mystery Hsvsai-
80 Eash 'PeeiHea Of ,Lis rick lss,isu
@ private signi6cation. undsksd BY
as-@s s," aud young gsntlsmaafu her
"aa visited daily A sslitfJtiiIiaut,
n o. the shepherds ~ AHL" II
.SAn ee alone this evspipE" A ssAC, With
.Ss Asad Of Medusa carved d6poA, EAsst,
husband viii hs at hszs" "A medal.
rSA -, inIi OF hair meant, Il ave "a fsadaeha'
lAere vas brsssLpin or sssAkeails, fss
eaeh walk for each frisd's hsh ~ vhisA
meeting could Be Srssgsd IN che pAa-
sss OF an intFigas Asa their hdsa TsprO.
sentative, asd th =, SFpaneEJ With secret
hieroglyPbios, vlieh he was jsud 10 carry
seSa, vi,h hiR the posr aJsisr vss tke
tAl'Aful bat Ussssssious mSsngsr IN the
,''Asoss q Shlch BE- ~ss IL kFiotiH He
tory Of tks CyaraI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29
rLsAsE SosG,vE ns. .oT.r..

~ vas teueAisg sight Tks litsls .,...
iurs i's Dad s.er ssugbsy. .Nes ~. -.s-., -
Snu eslisrsn, ana nev IN her nieAs Srs.s
viiA hsr issss sarls han ing over hss sA..IS.
ere, And her DARK eyes suianins h -.
she fen apes my frissd's meek. esvi., -
y, please forgive ss. dear nssAcr. :
ny heart svsIled 90 the yous. -.s~.S,
e's'Ping the yepestsas ii,sls spe .. ~. -
sem, printed che kiss u forsiv,ps,, !, -
waite brew. Then indeed the eAiIa,s ~,
cenes rstorssd, ssd the sli,,sn,,. -.
darfsd forth the pure ixhs Of pe.ss ~,
taought I, IL thas Ne vssld n % eur Ga
hihng N utter abssisnusut ups, b;. 80
~, ninsing ourselves a. il vsrs' vi,hi. ~.
tsving arm, and vith tear, Of ss.,y;,;.. -.
ing sut forgive, Gear Lsrd,' kis svs,s s-a.
would mAks cur rsbsilioas hsart. -, -
JOY, and eur eyes ghstsa ss the tspSer go
snnsseos his whisper, 90 and sia 20
.'uie s'oths ne heavens viii ssn-
s ssr ela', and carpet ihs b.rrss pIsi. .isA
The child ssne 70 -. 70, . ...s...
kiss fs,t the thrill o. he, s,Ss... ~.
every sbrs Il my frame.
h., % Ar. . s.ed girl, nov, I said, AsiSiss
4. nss.r sss, vii b ssughiy again Yes, ..
90 We eAhdren ef larger grsvth, .fs.. "a.
,slve; and % eften the rescluiien Il h,.h..
pa' oee; no deuss, listens With pl.ss.rs ~
.oese .addsn aP'Pripgiass ofths ss,I h
eur "sakesss-Hs 'rsnsuh.rssk
'aa' We ave dos, And oh 70 S..l go
tTer' tfp.' IN Lin ia, ,ac Htti, .L;ls. s..is
'' - s'a's-'--'o Zee tL2t 10 lsaks viii m.
'hN @9egq "P"s 'in, yst like ts,S.s.
"a re- as so"U ~ We ask RiD v;,k
%I"s % coz ii'Ss -sKslIs afs sud cr,vp. 4.
80 gioy ,aSt no sHslta,ios, No S.-s.
klndlsd breath Of the world, as 4, -.
over Ihe heart, no satisfied a.piratioe -.
- gsnias-as Psrishabls lsvs, 10 il .,sr -
pa,s ane ever 50 tender, bath the pov,r ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

'Hs5, dsst tbSu lsvs ne, SsarssGr
w ssksss tbou, Hslesssa9'

Hs)5, asst tbSu lsvs ne, asarss.r
W sskssl tbou, Hsisssrap
thst ssas thy answer, dsarssa Hsa.
~ escouss ! isvv - hsss thss spssk.-
dearest HsBry, dsst thea lsvs SsP
'Ass The stars u tbsy lore ts lsiskls. a.
As asssfs u thsy Isys - susll, o. sAs Fess
ls heon Love ysu AZ. 81 lhs biras tS
vaTeis' ~ ths brreEs 10 wafi its ba;my lass.
cree vhy asksst fhoa ne, aaansl 81 az
hsart l'
'Bscause ny soni = erisvsa sass kss
s.efesst ths jsy uhieh ssss spread suashias
o'sr ihy fass ssgaisk ssis uDea thy ksss,
snd ys' yonF Hslsusfa knspssh ssl sAs
saass Tell ps. ~ ashiaa hsaft, uay
dfosfa thy sgui-yhas autssa rsF
Ne ~ Hsisnesa-tksnk ths ssSs -
Ne bai ny credits fsii Clssvsf, frsm
tAis day fsFte, cells sssai ~ sssA
Hsissera isisss. ssfssshss, as4 fsfis isfo
hsS hustaad's sF~s Wha II shs ssgsisA :,
ihs sss@sst ssis-s 3 ~. sb4 sisks kin
ssif-gysF ihs lsft
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NOTICE.

Ttik undsFslyosd bsVisg disposed u BE iasrr.
ssttn - DfuE Steve, % Cksrisafssa 20 W
" HUTCHINSON aad r. n. BUReRTJ u,,oif
p,euaily ssk % these rho have hltssFts ssp.
- - hiss' 'aa sane sAsfe q paiFoasgs fsf bis
Esey are b,iA vel kbosn, aad as,d No r,ssn.
-. a'aa 70 ths rTbitc 4 AZ. SMITH
Tu aald rrgs 81 SPEEDY scuistnsnt ~
~ sisins a., n.. as vi,s 70 r - nv business
% he csunty. l. ~. >.
Apf.i l0 is5s
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PARTNER sIfT2
'1NtiE us6efsteHed taVtns f-e.ts4 ~ Dfug
stofs ~ l.. ~. sMITi aatiuas ~
,asiaess n tks saae pixrs ~ naue ef
HUTCHfNRON a BURNEr
wa o HUTCHINSON.
Ayia ~, ~. T.. D BURNGrT
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POETRY.
orE ,rEoie ccvs-.Y.

snsvi.s h sss sf tAs st..d.ra ss-s e p.syissis
ss.ii.>sl s.d vsry spprepsi.,. !. dee. ,.s. q ,.s
tSssi - psvsy ssras
eWks void ssvsr rrssio.fs s>ri.sp
I, Mho wcph drew The isvsxksss lissf 80
fhesxh By birth eee spot - aias,
Dear % all he ma. 80
Dear 10 ~ sks Ss-sAs lair As.d-
Dear the esstrsl se..ssis tsna--
pssr No. Essis-&s rocky sirsnd,
ps.Eths gisriess wsai
By eEr sisass, pare s.d fsss
By esr iaw's deep Scotsd tses,
~ the rsst's dr~sA n<msry;
Ny COR wssAisstgsl "a
~ ssr ecsnssss psrssi tcaxss.
Ny oar kopes-bsixhf. bsoysst yc.,r ..s
~ ths tss 81 eo.atry stroar-
We va s.fH :. eset a
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SAMUEL stone,

Ceznli0ieRsy ~ Ckaaoeyv Of tks Ci,e,if
sH4 CoHnty Court Of Jsssrsoa CosHiy.
OFFfcE W che Court. House. (up stairs } IN The
- room lor mauy years occupied as Rh once
By The lais hobert Woubington, csa.
yuiy ~ IsS4--n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29
CART q It'S HOTEL,

M books sad AecOaB0 ere ready Tor seals.
WI nrss tbsse vishiaE 20 ssgs ffaabis vlil ssi.
ssf nake Efrangemsais. AT negfectlng lAis uarn-
'ag nay loot ont ffcm Aad amer istA Msrh
T. N. CARTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29
~ III.

WE baVs iatss 80 siogs-asoa iafsly ssepPt
W - - = q. aigase~ss. oppasiis Capt Sep
bisg'pas Hori, pssp We sss fsssiFiss iaggs
fiock 0f
Dry Gooda, GPooeRgea, &c.
A. or ooods hsse ~ hsfs paFchsssf ~ Cssk
ss tssl UErrsstr1 ia rafisg ihai ~ ssu odsf -
eteh cf pf1HFt tusiFs FaFass fnei9ta4Es, a. Ffsaf
ruN iFcui aaf ffisnts aat ~ pahiic Ffuersfy.
April " te8s. IN &L 4. aAbLEe.
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TENuG Rson 81 psssssl ecsuplss " ~ sellers.
~ ~ q eekeoi Hcsai psst nar nrss atUFs
ApfH z iEts bELIga a COOEE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

f.esls HsFetses 49, fas Rssssa Fasss -
SEES ~ sssstiiss sT sTtesfiHlss stst ~ fFfiss.
if tess psfyssss ~ sagiist lifss ssafst f4sls
NsFz'sae tis SO sfs sffisi,-t "a 49, aeaaiss
ses a. fsrstf spsesh skisa cesei Wsiseatt
srts ~ csafslssss. ~ bsrtss sfskl.A s.asss
ssrs a. bsss ~ nyiffsn. y os1si - essss -
f.sFsfisi sseisF, kss tsse ss,sstss b sgesg sfs
80 slfsrisa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

Frnfers hsssaa 80 tiessGTFlss ns-ase .
See Wsfeaas ifltas 30 ttafass aaasrs.
.ttsfI rarsalHIs1 fgirits - sasfsr rsrsrfae -
~ s-f'ee h.ao-f sfh tfsis i ! ssis - -
ha sssfe sfser haf FstHkt - 49, - a
80 49, 80 - sFHlf - uleltfesti-s Il sslss
nasts 81 ts fses a ~ asfnisfsfa s'elseh -
essf - ~ haru eea sssrsd kiaarN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1856-05-29

COLros'SN.' - . s-.sI . s .,s,-.
wsrla - 8ssrsssss pyuissliss = ssnJe
HsToBIsoE . BvRsErY
Apa -, iess
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CEiTAIly DISEASE

Whea the ai.gs.dt ana ,.,,,,A.., ,.,--f
hsss hs hss isheyd seeds ofthi. p.,afSl A.. I.
100 e,tss hsPPsa' th.ta i- ,iAea sssss n -. ~
So ssSs hia fron spPH Isr y Iioss
h'snd hi@ Selayinsti tke eoassltstioasi .xr-.,..
y ss s2sr,s ai.sass "a. heir sspssTaRss, sasst,,-
s.,,sI -, &e5 Pgosrss,ss o. uIsh
,- PSSID, uI eSs period q ~ dr,ssfsI
s.as1sss hJ .sadiaE his ''lAsl bosfss ieo., -
90 u.ssii., rsisIs. ls. asisaehaiy fss, "a,
es'. 20 "a terrible sissssss owius 10
n tAat ~sy pnisss, laoarY. s.is a.. ss.,,,
ssa sake the rrs,as-- ef lifsl iscrsfsy
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MARRIAGE

hsy,ed Pysoas. or ysDsg ,M.a oos,smplstias mar.
,,- s~sre o. Phy'esi 'veakhsss, orrahir dsbiI
s piece. hswssh padsr 10 eass og Dr ma,
sa.s,s eO-ste % his hsupr . cath nsa ssa sOs.
hoes'D tT sFos hIs kill - PkylIcssn = -
officA NO Z SOUTR ~, Fnf1try
DODta From BALJJ9f0RE STRE5.C
EASf $40 Up THE s7,Esis y :; q :; q
W ns tsaiar IN Observing tta Mans sud Man.
oeS' - yoa Nj mistake TIE 'rlse.r 49, - -'-a-
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THE
airainia frss Press
tskhH' ~. D. y HkEx' WIN
.sTRiETM 4 SON.

WAVE nader ihe asove fiflr associated mr.
l soa vh6 - 10 . partnership for the practice
of N-t ictu- u a1 la branche-. dating ftsm Ian.
Ssitlf al and prompt dio-hrre ef prefr.sioss duty
JOHN J n. srRAffHa
shprfi 10 te5s-,f tat. ~
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YouNGpEN

Who bsss isjaIsd lhSssoIsss esit.is pla-i.o..
tHked "a wien alohe-A hsbitl ,o& a.. issr,~i q.
'N tonPsnsoas, Or AZ seh Sl "A ssEros or ,rsses -
n'shht 'rf. rvsu Nhea Rssvf. "a IL n, e,,,,I rsI
GarIisrs 'siPo'''be, aAs des,r0ys,osh ia snd 49,
thosid sppiy inaselisiely. = '- 10y
what Pttv that ysusg rlsu. n. hoo ~ IA. -.
Wy AMI The darling of hs PsrcaIs. s,-nlds- s-A "a
tr9m al PsiS es saa ssl ~ ssrais - lis- ,h .S.
qaEHees " ds'iatins frpn The alA os sssa - =.
aaigng - certain secret hsIsI sarh ne = -
before contemplating MARRIAGE. tsfiret ~ 80
@fsd aaS bod esv tie m5st sseessayy f-as3.. ,, -
rssts eonnaet3i hsFPsasss fassef wit6osg i y. -
yosrsry ttrs@gh Ne b-cSssss = Sssrv ,.fr IN s .se
Fffsp~st tsa-'i Ssrsras g 80 -i-r, th- ~ -
esu.e- shsaessS s'iS ass,sys. arust 49, - -
sseeoiy rsa.etios thsi ihr hsFPrg.soG z0shsr g..
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

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aeicted.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-04

STEPHEN "A. DOUGLASS ON VIGILANCE
COMMITTEE PRINCIPLEs.--In late speech
of Senator Douglassswe find the following
passage. The application is easily made:
"The principles of the Black Republicans
is to obey such laws as they like, and repu-
date those they do not like, They claim
protection under the Constitution, and refuse
to yield obedience to it. The difference be
tween them and the Democracy is, that the
Democracy support the Constitution in all
its parts, with equal fidelity, without refer-
ence to whether they like it or dislike it.
1t is no excuse for man 10 say that he does
not like law, and therefore will not obey it,.
Did they ever know criminal who liked the
law? Law breakers never like the punish
ment that follows the act. Law abiding
men have no fear Of the supremacy Of the
laws and the question to be decided in this
contest is, whether law made in pursuance
Of the Constitution and as expounded by the
Courts, shall prevail, or whether such law
is naught, and cowardly leaders shoot down
the officers with impunity."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-04

K n PRospEcrs.--The Sacramento A
merican thinks the K. n. prospects in Cali
fornia are bright, and that they will carry
the State this fall. Now, the fact is, the
Republican party is much more formidable
in this State than the Know Nothing But
there is nothing like keeping up their cour-
age and exhibiting a proper spirit. The
great Central organ is determined not to be
cast down, Notwithstanding the Republican
party have swallowed them up. Like the
fellow who had been sent TO bed when his
wife had company, but who, being after
wards found with his eye at the key hole,
swore by his valorous stars, & as long as he
had the spirit of a man, he aoouid peek."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-04
Democratic County Convention.

he Democratic Electors of Butte county are here
W requested TO send delegates to u County Conven-
ton to assemble at ORC VILE, ON SATURDAY,
AUGUST 23d, for the purpose of electng eight dele
cres to the State Convention, 10 assemble at Sacra-
neno, ON the ninth day Of September next; and also
tnrthe purpose OF nominating two Members OF Assem-
hly and Assessor for Butte county. The different
precincts entitled TO the following representation,
NE basis being one delegate for each precinct, one
or every so votes, and one for each fraction of
r'neen votes. Pre- cncts in which the number of del
Ngies are not mentioned, entitled 10 represen-
taton in accordance with the above basis.
3dwell, d; Rock Island. 3; Mountain House, 2;
french Creek, 2 Junction NJ. & S. Fork, ,; Pine Knot,
Musquto Creek, 2; sky High, =; Union Bar, 2 ;
arfeld Bar 4 Pea vine |; Central House. ?; loncut
city, =; Wyandote. 2, Garden Rancho, 9; White Rock
:: Lynchburg 3. High Rock, 3 OIUyille, 3; Enterprise
Mountain Spring House /; Scott & Vanline's Store Il
island Bar :; Forbeslown Blngham's Bar, 3; ORC
ieva l; Katchez, 3; Evansville, 2; HnmiltOn : Tur-
ners Ranch >; Meals Rancho, 2; Thompson's Flat 2;
"orris Rayine Chico, s.; jennings Rancho, l !;
couples Rancho :; Manhattan, l; simmons Store, 2;
Moore & Perry's Store. Nelson's Bar. ,; Mesilla
Valley, q Erenchtown. Butte Mills, 2: Broheron's
store, l Forks of Butte, q Helltown, =: Kunkle's
Rancho, l 4; Sills Rancho, 2 Robinsons Mill, -
Virginia Mills, Berry Creek Mill, Berry Creek Bar;
Martins Rancho, kobinsons Hill, Cherokee Rayine,
Mooretown.
According to the basis OF representation Qhe Dem
ocratlc vote Of last September) Oroye Is entitled 10
out delegates. The population having largely in
Creased within the past year, tho Committee have
reason TO believe that Orovle is entitled to some II
delegates the ent vote of the precinct ut the late
election, for Justice Of the Peace. between eight
and nine hundred. The matter is respectfully refer
r,d TO tie Convention.
GEO. ii CRosETTE,
SENECA EVER,
G. w. HESS, Co. Com.
c. +. LOTT,
N d. PLUM
Oroville, July 20, 1856.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-08-04

"LA SUE DAY!-That gentle little mob
bic, the town talk, in connection with one or
two Ki-Yi, and Black Republican organs
announce their intention of keeping the fact
before the people, that Judge Lott has dis
charged several Vigiant disciples from the
employment of the government. If they ad
wise many of the fact, they will have to ad-
vertise in something besides K-Yi, Black
Republican Vigilant organs. 1t appears to
hurt the mobocracy awfully, to think that
Judge Lott has ordered their tools from
handling Uncle Sans money. Perhaps it
prostrates some of their benevolent designs