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The Washington union., 1857-12-05

Total number of representatives
lat senatorial district Is Doniphan- an-----,--,--I 8
81 Akhssoh ~ = - 80 = - -----LAI
Cd. Doniphan and Atchison. son.
4th. Leavenworth . =
bth Brown, Nemaha and Potawattomie- l
9th Riley, Marshall Dickinson, and Wash
ington -.Es.-,---
7th Jefferson and Calhoun - ~. !! !.s@ a.
otn johnson x
9th Lykens, Anderson, and Franklin ---.-- 1
lotn Linn. ..-------t ---------------
llth. Bourbon and McCiee -.1a---.-.-.
18th Douglas ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Ioth. onnWutt -------- u
l4th Dorm, Allen Wilson, Woodson, Godfrey,
Greenwood, Madison, and Cotfey, -.
10th, Richardson, Davis, Wise, breckenridge,
Butler, Hunter and all west of Davis,
~ Wise, Butler, and Hunter --.----
The Washington union., 1857-12-05

= Sso.7 The State shall not be stockholder In any
bank shall the credit o the State be gveno loaned
In aid of any person. association OF Incorporation nor
shah tho State become stocholder In any corporation
or association.
The Washington union., 1857-12-05


State and shall be theduty Of the Legislature
practicable to ascertain by law proper objects of inn
prorement in relation to roads canals and navgable
streams and to provide for suitable application of such
funds may be appropriated for such improvements
CORPORATIONS. IN gts.s ag5@
SIC /. Corporations may be formed under general
polite for municipal purposes where the objects Of the
corporations cannot be attained under IL all general
laws special enacted under the provisions of this
section may be altered amended repealed by the legis
latrire mt any time
Sro O. No corporation shall take private property for
public without first having the consent of the owner
where the necessity thereof being first established by
verdict of jury and the value thereof assessed and paid
SEc g. 1t shall be the duty of the legislature to pro-
lagos and to restrict their power Of taxation borrowing
money contracting debts and oaning their credit so as
TO prevent abuses, 3sFF 10 WWAT TAD yFT&
SEc. A. The legislature may incorporate banks Of de-
posite and exchange but such banks shall not issue
bills, notes, checks, other papers money,
SRc 5. The legislature may incorporate one bank of
discount and issue, with not than two branches,
provided that the act incorporating the said bank and
branches thereof shall not take effect until il shall he
submitted to the people ut the general election next sue
cccding the passage OF the same, and shall have been ap-
proved by majority of all electors voting at such cleo
tions
Src. g. The said hank andbranches shnl he mutually LA
BILE each other debts liabilities for aIl paper credits
bills issued representing money and the stockholders
in said bank branches shall be individually responsible
to an amount equal to the stock held by them for all
debts liabilities Of said bank branches and law
shall be passed sauctioning directly or indirectly, the
suspension by said bank or its branches of specie pay
ment, srtr HrstfaaH
H.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

The New York Tribune Of the lib, in
noticing The recent Killing of McArgs,
by y2vrooman, sl GibsonJ station. on the
Michigan Central Railroad. o short DIS,
lance below Chicago has the following
written. probably. by Scion Robinson.
once a resident OF Indiana. tt'
Then we say that McArgsr, or. more
properly, 2 McCargar has u<t The doom
his crimes provoked at sasts ,yustice
though ssrdy has oveesaksn him q last.
Some ten years before the advent OF rsi H.
roads, wheu there was q lonely fosd a.
long the ssnd ridge Though the wilder.
ness betwesn Michigsn clay and Chicago,
these wess efew poor log cabins at
which. for want of better sccommodn.
tions. travellers were com pelied 10 stop
In one Of these cabins. near the scene of
this tragedy ..ohved one McCaresr, With
his wifo and son. lad about IL yesrs
Old. To tha ca bin there came one night
a lonely traveller, from the West. tired
and fnot.sofe, with his stafF end little
bundle, and = pair Of boots IN his hand,
walking in his stocking feet. beca use the
boots hurt his feet so that he could not
wear them without pain. This tssveasr
vas native Of Iseland. who had been. to.
Illinois ,oiling Though the suumes to
earn money 10 send to the old country
Tor lis wife and children. and lie vas
aou on his way to them IN New Yosk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08
KANSAS AFFAIRS.
LETTER FROM Prof. EDWARD
tea ss.lessa DANIELS. sse9 bsssse

Roor. ovKAssAs NATIONAL COMMITTEE
.s.,.i hassss CHICAGO. Dec l. 1856.
To sshs Frisnds of Free Kansds: e
Having just returned from shs Territo-
~. where. i have labored earnestly TO ss-
certain lis true condition, wants and fu-
,ure prospects. Iwish 10 cali your tsn-
ton toa few facts and suggestions. assss
lst. Kansas Is now in state OF peace.
and will psobably remain so. unless some
unforeseen exigency shall occur. Her
people are better armed, organized and
drilled than ever before. and Governor
Gesry is making every srrsneement 70
secure Them from invasion, snd protect
their pessons and prepertv from outrage
Cd. The population OF Kansas is prot
IDLY not fsr from 40 600; al lesst four
Iiths Of this population are free state men
,nd women. This population is rsceiv.
ing small accessi ons. only. At this time !;
BOT : decided majority Of the nsw.com.
M ife from the fee sStaiss, OF thess
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08
miscellaneous.
From the Flag of onr Union.
The Awkward Husband.



A terrii: scream announced that Phi~
lemon S.agg had planted his blundsring
foot on ore of Mrs. Stages corns, for the
third time that morning, and SO exaspe.
rated was that lsay-for she ras lady
notwithstanding what followed-tha; for
the first time in her life. she raised her
little foot, and gave her awkward hus.
band a fierce kick! You nigh, thiak
there was a tow in that family In con
srquence-aud SO j: was, although kr
Stsgg was. conscious Of his faults. and
thought the kick wss Intended ns . sub.
stitute Tor what was worse, scolding.-
He was surprised. however; but he did
no. escape SO easily as he imagined.
'Blundering. awkward crrature!-
What hare done that you should always
be trcading on my feet' I declare !
dor't know what crime such suffering is
intended for. l shall be cripple one o:
these days, Philemon, as sure ~ you are
born. o. ~. sa2sl 5 t.-a4A
MY dear Laura. il pains me as much
as il does you. l assure you
% pshaw! Sympathy is cheap. 0
desr!' - - s.A IS u
There seems TO be . fatality about It,
said the ashamed SIsgg hanging his head.
could almost cut OF my feet to preren.
such sccidenis. 4a af4.a
I'm sure my feet are not SO lasse. that
,hey should always be in the WY, she
murnured. looking with vanity at her
little Chinese understandings.
Il know il. love. The fact is. they are
so small one can hardly see them.'a
He though, this might put her in .
good humor. Dead fsiiure. it was re-
bellious and reSengeful corn.
And yous's are 50 big that | tremble
whenever you come within q yasd. Of me.
o, my psOr feeI' 10
II was melancholy fact that Mr.. S,sgs
Was . rare example Of blundering swk-
wardness- Z He was one of the best-na-
tured persons alive. Clumsy animals are
eenerslly the easiest tempered. But
Stsgg did not believe This to be any a.
tonemept. for Whenever Sssgs moved,
things animate or inanimste were ia
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08
THE STAR. ass

For the Republican.
THE STAR. alzss
Twas night and thick clouds veilsd the coa-
cave of Heaven, a
Not glittering gem could be seen, ao
or all the bright host which make glorious
hei the even, re yiieHesfn - aft l
And illumine the path Of nights Queen;
Still knew that behind the thick clouds they
were bright, - iafi iaa itaaa oa
And again would adorn the dark brow Of the
night;
While stood gazing after the Brightness con-
ceaI-d,
One tremulous star its soft lustre revealed.
can omen,'' CT ed, my han.ls ioyfully clasp
ing re
For dependency long DER my spirit.
The dark clouds of care and of uoubt, had
Moray OF hope left there TO cheer il;
So deep was my sadness | could not have
thought eal laa 4tH .1sTva
But The clouds DER my pathway o. life would
be iraught - tufes
With the bi,tercst drops which misfortuns
distlS. as ~ 51a iin
But Tie light of that star my heart joyrully
thrills. 1 e ae9
Thus Faith. through the dark clouds which
sometimes surround me, <..
Will see the bright stars far away,
Like hat star through the cloul -rift will Hope
shine around Inc, 3 cad s-s
And light to the regions Of day. iaas
Faith and Hope o'er my soul sweet inf ue nee
stealing.
As pure as The light Of that star is revealing,
Combined may their brightness dspel doubts
-- dark night, --r-.a
And lead me where realms are eterna,ly light.
WOODLAND WILD. Oracle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

Here is another delightful strain from our
forest bird. der notes sound clear and
sweet "a. 80. 81
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

jerk, crash.--execu,ing unhearj OF ma
ncuvres. with such want Of judgment.
that Mrs. Stsgg at last began to implorc
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-01-08

DR- r. BROWN. Physician and Surgeon,
IL will promptly attend 10 all calls in his
Plefessien- Office at his residence, south Piym-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16

"A young lady al ball was asked By
lover Of serious poetry, whether she had
sea 'Orsbbe's Tales r
why, nO,' she answered I did not knew
tAAt crabs had tails
Ibsg Jour pardon, Miss, said be; i mean
have you read Crabbe's Tales
,And assure you, cir, did sos kneS
that red crabs, OF any other, bad tails
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16
QUARTERLY CorRTs

WINH ILNLI IUIETN.
Fredsriek- Nraasv brf5re SO Tsssfsy IL NnFrk
ga--, AsFast 80 AsFss.asf.
H-fkstrv-1A MushaV % Msrrk H. av-.st -
N8vru6~y.
Jsssss5a-ai Hgs1sy !s GsseL. Jsss. A.su., -.a
Nov~mhsr
Cis'ks-stA Nosdsy 10 F.brusry. Mar, J.iy 80
Octnber.
Ms,Ess-t,h Aosdsy 10 Ssarsh. Jss-. Ass..s -
NuFrmk~r.
Hsog.Lifs--iiA Nsaday 70 N.rsh. Iass. Asr-.s sd
NaFsntse.
Ia-dous-2d Aosssy i Mssrh. Jvss. A...., -
NsFsahrr.
Fsoqs,r'-tth Mosssy - Msrsh. Mar. Aas.., s.a
NcrsmksF.
Bsrdy- Nsa1sy hsfafs ia Ts,.asy n Msrss Iu..
Aaasst 80 N1ssushef
wss.ss-H Haaasy ia Ns,sh. asy. Asrs., al
NeFFmhsr
sAsss-ac.b-- Nssasy bsGor. - Tuesday }. Mr..
Iass. AsEusi 80 Nsss5ohrr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16
FIRST PREMIUM
HlI, STRAW 4 FODDER CyTTER
FARMERS, READ

TIE ssasrsissed. having purchased The Pa,sat
Il Right ol
Cssaisg.' Hay. ssrsw a.a FsSasr C.ss~w
yos sssssAt o0gsutSIs Tsi. srArs,
nov oGer, 10 the farmer and the public generally
the above highly desirable maehtae "a !. OF la h,
and easy dfah, ssrosg and dnrable, and warranted
toeut equally well ell the above kinds of provsnrr
and regal ING Ssly ats-i Asf ta< gsrsy usaaIiy
applied 10 Hard Cui'srs IN doisg lac wors.
10 pfoot o. tts Superiority. I take pleasure I'm
stating IN the public that has successiyety taken
tAs PREMIUM AZ the vsTioss AzTirsltsrsl Pairs
q which 81 has been rIhi6ited received the Flint
Priss NsSal 81 the last eiAibiiioe Of the New York
STATE Fsri hrst Premium or Had Cutter. al
the VALLEY Asr,ealisrsl Fair NJ winehesier Va,
Oct0esr ", icsS Premiums the Msryisnd STATE
Far al Bsii,more and The virginis State Fair st
Riehmood Pfsmiu ms 81 the vsriou. County Fairs
n eiferent seciioas 81 the ecuury and the upspi-
mSas approval cf all Who have given d IN i'm "a =
tisl sxsaissiiOa or trial
SThe Calier 10 adapted either TO hand or
hOf,s poser, 70 bailt 10 the most Substantial and
vottnaniike manner, and, With fair uiaI, IL war
ranied to give entire satisfaction
P1sssf C~iie, fer Hasd SIS HsTss Psrer $50.
MaHuiactuTed and tor sac by
JOHN w. BARLEY
MazsfacfHrss. Of 1grieNliETai IzBLsasaiy
81 crcTB isJertptisH
Near the Depot, wiurhester
Ef'-The above machines are Ter sale hv Thos
Ra Elins, CharlcstONn, Va.
Dee Z tsiS If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16
V A RIET Y.

nrIt is known TO those Who ere addict
"a 10 the lugury Of early risipg that the
planst Venus, nov the morning star, looks
anassslly large At this tine--lArgsr, brigh
tsr, and more beautiful than 10 ever sppesr.
cd 10 % before A country editor accounts
Cor the fact By saying that Venus has taken
70 hoops Aaother coastry editor gises 9
diasssnt theory in s4planatiou Of the expaa'
eioa, bus ws voa't mention 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16
IRON W0PR

EHfiE suhsyfte-f h-iug susas-ret viz a. ss.rz-
n siEs Foss1ry 10 - CRY 60 Baitincre uHt
eu1t-srt % f8rstsA Columas sis Ltnssls Rat-
eoai~s Afra GraiiaE Sssh wsiEk1s sssaa U~a-
tsts Hsi AR Faraaces Ae 90 1saiInEs Watrr
" hrets, GsaftpE. SAsfltaR. Fai~sa Ae fas
Mills. Astirshprai Baihsfs (ass ssyls3 Co.'S a
Gee Cfsshsfs, ptps Cares al Laaa Ofsaus<nts
Hhchiag Pssss. WAS BaTssrs vesss ssafaarV.
Ofsa@sstsi Railing fsf Ccastefy sscIosssss r.
grrnt variety
TAs oraaaentsi verk " oftA- ua.s srtisss. -
siEa sst aatsb. Desixss sd dfauiasa mass~ 4.
LADIES' sd Pisaers eoast&aily fsaasng - stsaui
Pogsr. Oftsrs aoitciifd HOBART If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16

FHtHE us4srstxnct Ast % received ths sasury
ffoa - Dansfagtassrt - JxEsfsga ennsty
tof ~ Hals e fsfay Efalkfrs pssfai fasf q gaze
tpftaE are FfePsfse siass % farnsA ~ spfiars -
sprtnrs tsFe fatss - pfsianss ID svsrY fssfanrs
uhcfs itrY bEre 49, ubs eaoFsfktoa tssif ssa1
glicnTs t~tiness. a tafatgilT ss-uril - tatti
irsraesa ifu9 $3.50 - crrasisE eafisr - arrha
fscosUEtaf d ~ al Warrsrsef "a frs r~afs
~ KEYS a KEARsLET-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16

"A Wsstera editor once aPologiIsd 10
: BE readers afsss this fashion We intsn-
Ssd 10 have death and marriage 10 Pab-
lish this weak, bat violent storm prevent
"a che wedding, and the doctor being
taken sick himself, tho patient recovered,
aaA We are aeeordingly cheated out Of both.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16

Nd womsh's Conventions are always
crowded, and DR.. Johnson gave the true
ssasou People aOok to bear woman
prsash, not because she breaches veil, bat
bseaass she breaches anyhow; just ss they
10 20 see dog walk on bis hind legs, though
80 aoes not walk on them near 80 veil a. .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16
row toUsCIt..


Nsyes "a q HLACEuuRW
Err1Tfsf @ W sAPFfWgFnW
Ffrefr~r - Frrrwaru !. asrfra =
Eaas. ~
Candies Cnndiesi' CandIes!i
TUE urtsrsiFHri raals lake h.s s,ssta.s =. A.
a t'rn itrif .firHts sfd Iks rasrhaafrr -.
@.sty Ernrfa that thsv bsre fFsH,sh~f :
90 uLk AANCFACToHY IT uARPERs
FEhhN 81. "a. Il H0u 4 tarfr gfssiifF IA - -,
glah,y 81 MOULD CANnt.E4 o. aas ~ rssf,
- sal, aai uaut soita af.isrt ffoa A. IL
EaHf ~ - rantf
TheI Farrhafs ~ Eatfritis ff Ca 49, a..
Hoai fsfrl ienrsa urfEuru frs'afs1 - ssrr-.f,s.
iafhE 80 drfm H 90 blasillr "a. n a. -
VA hrre hsn's sol ofte-s drsisras ~ r.s-k..il.
tL ~ Boa er 'arEsf QuaafIF aif AL Al A. ~ i.
uhffe ~
- ofders 80 soiieitrf go wn hs auss o. "a,
sA2rtes bctics ssi lowest Faiss
- p TEfGLE q co.
EWahtsf. g. utirk tts nlafssf s-t-. .-fr5 4,
psa ia cafh, cf Ne I MasH CasfI-s ts a. ~.
y ts n co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16
MEDICAL HOUSE.
hsl,'A~di. s-s- % sss-S a. ssSs-S $500 sd en-
s.nee ~ssiosissd. sal( oy "a sszpysssss- n Q-sek-

hslsAsdi. s-d- sFs-S tas sssrf-S 5000 sd scs-
.neS ~esiesissS. $50 ey tss s~srsss'ss- - e-ses-
DoCToR SMITH. -ms osuT RssrsssIr Ed
IL rcarEn PaIsictlS AnsskrisiSs. hsstof ~ -.
year. ssvos.d his vhols ssisstsoa 70 tbs u~@s.
Private ConPis'sts. an eli thetf 'sr'.a - - -
forms His xr-st s.cc<ss .. tho~e lnns ss@asss -
dn,eult eases ssch wers fo~@rriy eoas'ssrse 90
bic. .. ssfkci~at eouassd hiss 60 the Fssae ~ -
witha che lat rirht se.ss Dr.. n hes treated @sfs
thsa q. 800 cases q Private Csarlsip,s ,s<. eu-
ferrs, iOrps sa5 stage. rrsrsee hse 10 S--s,.
10 R.I,ir.ors ssa single esss % kss-s sssre es
direetio.. striesiy followed, sd nss'e,se.
49,, e.r, tArrsEors p-r.o.s sse,~J ~ish diseases
Of he shove sstars. ''so matter boz dr~eh - log
.,ssa''s NJ e--s nav e< vosA % ssn 70 ss..e w
IA. aedisns. are FRYE fr-- Nercsry snd ~ @'serai
poi.ons 70, sp 10 Ana esupsci tcru ss1 "sy -
,ssss % Pss.e ., -. h.,,s-.. "a en-
ssp, Of v0ieat iHaanss'oa, ~ eAssrr 81 set
- ssee~.ary.
Let the sslortasi% besr v @isd ~hss sm'e'ioa ever
take. hia that % tus~ shoad ~ lot " ~aher sTP
eptioa ecnrctcat pky ss.a .. thrf veeia hot "eV
obt.ia reli-f os psia. ase'a sos''sesos Afosxt 81
thris ueJtcsi ss.i-fzsi - BE- uore Raderss - es
ehsErs thss ~ euaid I.sssE be Where syor's. h.ss
The ragsd a truly tsrriyiag d.esss -
.sei,st aisr- t-e hsa~s' kssrt. Nbsa sAeefs'soa
-; 80 s ssas ne s"s, .s aug sssSs sss n.
vitsis th-s .saaA sos TN then ID D.sy swsks 10
fuil Of their dsas~r-
YOUNG MEN
Asa others, afcie4 ~ seminal dreiiV. "whether
orisua,as froua . e~r,sis destructive hsbi,, o. hoa
.sy O,hs. sss,s -isA The ,r.s q soAay sd 1ssis
sarv sPpliestioa Win the fall thsf thsy can
~ speedily rr-tored 70 sosad heslh sd Gro vroF-
TAis 81 he xrrs,~.t evil. ths, bstsil sa ard
has doosnsd thoa.soAs - th- kasa 10 sots@efy
gaves ks.ied the bt1at hres q Psr-a's sad hilfhi-
ed II the hsd the nohle ssubitos q ssPEtaE
yoa,h. Dysp~psis. wssksess e the bsek. sye. nsd
mbs papiiatsoa Of the bsss dizness. forIstaiaess,
ks. &c, are svnptesss Of ths di.easr.
Prtssts ~ rar~d II hone bs a8dress'ag hrftsr
20 Dr. Saith. describing symptrss. sad Eeer'Se @ed'-
ene, secIrrir packed frou ohserysitoa. twnfaed ~
sEPres. otherwi--. Ia any part a the eoaatFy
NJ No i~tteT will b. asswerrd ualsss they eoeaAia
rewttsncr 90 postage stamp
N.B Prrssss saaiesea With s-y q he shove en~a-
,isst viii do veil 60 aroid boas,ue hsfh~r
oresa native also the usaasruss sperites sayer-
isei = esrtais FER ara es~Ty As-ssse IEss
,repsrsoa, pot up sen b~i cot 70 curr nsd ura
u aaeh move ham tkas rcoS thsrsore sSosd thsD-
lJ-A VOID 20 The wise % saak=ie.t-
Address, post pad. ": saiIh-
April 10. 1857. B.lsisors. Nd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16
New Spring and Summer Goods.

New Spring and Summer Goods.
1--WE psbic - respectfully iuglisd 70 ca siac :
shtrh y ~ isrEest aaf s-sf selected tkst 80
have ever triufe un-Frt % tbts scumanHy. Par
cpas aiiraison hss hres given in he ssiertgoa Of
Lsdirs' Dfrts Gs-osts Enhscif~rr sc uhich siiI
C"mgatr tsv9rshly IRA sBy ~Try hsoazht % tkis
mafEst-auurE Hhich ufii ~ f5and scFu. h~aati-
fai berage gfesading. OTgsrests aad Las Hsh@s
FiTurst and coii8 Coi5F.e Esrazss aas f.ssss
srfiar siks. Urea sykes Whfss Cfap- al STELLA
stauis, FiEsfce Ssfss sd JacEob~t Mssiius
Coiiafa and aiecvrs kid GloFrs EuabFottrfss and
He's Sfitfkrd Hsndkefchiefs A.
APrH IS. -. JNAL l. sADLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16

E'WhsTs q woman says Mrs Pastiug-
~, 'hss ease married With eopgssling aud
BsEn heart, sna ans that beats responsible
- Der oNB, she will never WaBt 70 sntsr the
nEisine state agaia'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16

Ez-BesutJ ssd rit wiz die learning
and wealth viii vanish away--sll she arts q
ne, VIII be forgotteu--but virtue will re.
mnin fsssvsg. Planted on earth in = cold
unseagsnial slime IL will bloom aud blossom
a Heaven.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16

TsRocraEs HARBwARE go 8rErFs-
NJ WAnE hsagF sea aksrt
r.fy iss rrlrss GN&L 4 SABLE
AssI fe f91
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16

New Rocks New Books
HAHsFoRD. ~ 81 GeorEs Ticker;
D H Smiies and ffoshs. ~ Mrs. wcntK:
SiivsFUcod ~ ~ -. Jeukt1s. q VirgTstR;
Wicket, 90 the Gross $50 the CruEu NSclntnsh ;
Ssseohseiss b. @ w GtHRsr- Siams
TIE Sshaa sEd his Peopie. bT Osesnyas
Lsmes W"tss, via skciek 81 BIS iifc, By
TsHH1TS
Vicar q WAkssrit ard Rssssls, Ea vot;
Buerfick Rantpfn bf SMsii~t;
AotutlIEFspby ~ BugA Miller.
ScuEs at Ballad. ~ Over
Boo - PosSas. ~ Mr. Neftoa
Jas pau4tsBrs 80 go sssp -
HUTCHisoN BURNETT.
ArTfi p f-S7
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CoUsTY UPFICERs.

taastss = Hssrfss. Cesnas-sa.fh's Atirrsey.
gsoaae hsrrs. safssy-r
hotrHr HeFgs. glsrk ~ Ctruaff C4art
Toss hoous. Ci-fk q Coosiy Cart
EAHUHl efosn. tJss-iisrtaasf ~ HstsEus
HgtEar LrUss. IT,. shsrla
Jsssa ~ CssFtHtt
J. " MlGfsris. JaiIaF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16
Notice Meat Rnvars.

"A here hss bvsn more % isss cen 81 = iut made
~ ~ ffssrt toths hizh rates 81 uhieh The Batr
efs ssli thrif Meas ior one. have determined
20 sell 80 reduced prizes from thistats. To panr-
tua. cusiOmsf- uaald prefer heir paving e. he
snd u tarh mnnth. To persoss Who rarely
~ neref pr, eau cell fgf cash Uniy. al Gu,i
% imFussitis % Coatnss husiness 30 witch a.
man7 lail 70 say ibeif hlls To thess bsrsnns
40 Faow themselves lode tied ~ note o. sreoso,
Of iohE tautiag J vyad ass ihem o. CONE fos.
wefd snd pay % 81 least q pau Of their indsbted.
aces
thshtiui foT pasi tavors I snli soiieH q share
81 ths paifunagr - he puhitr sasarinF hen "A
] wiil fafafsh ne hsm Mssfs tke saunifv rao nro
fure SAMUEL. q WnffWg
JthuarT g. 1857
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16

A LII persons Indebted TO the un5srsigsea, viii
n please come forward Aad settle tAeir Aerounis
~ longer time eshnOt be giVen.
have eooelsded lhat !; - impossible for re 70
do unto others a. would have o,hers 90 unto
me, Without foil con GLANCE via he ab,Te TO
lice. O. w SAPPINGTON
January 8. 1857.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16
No Longer Indulgence.

EsftiE ustsrssgDed hsiag e~tsr7fssd 70 sgoss HE
Il cd hcoks esri=s thIs as4 - mosth Of Pebfu-
sTy. hrfsby gives nosics 10 al P-rsoss iE4gtteE %
hi1 eg nose % accosnt. CO ~ sBy otkeF maoasr
that no iooEcf lEcscs b sxierse1 10 tn-za
soe Ghirss tse several notcs, ascossts as seal!
bc pad bstwesz Ass tiae sEd tar z5sk u Rrst
mcase, ~ va ptsrs tb~a n - kanAs q a. CO.
esT fof eoliseis1S scc1TtirE % Ls~. he uoaA re-
specially caii Ne airattos ~ al pSfsaas ist-fvss
"a o. his. his las. sstios
Tie iasulrss ~ ksgs. fAsi his cd frt-uks s.d
eBs;usesrs uin % efirs hin 10 rAe Siss=r--sll-
secrssiy = fsssrsg g usAsr 2saas Sc ne rsli.e
ttoa q his ciaiEls-
MICHAEL. DoRAN.
Harpefs-Frrrr La Il -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16

- There are mofsents ia Which We live
Fessa--nsmeats uhieh steal the rossa frsa
~ sAssk q health, add plsE deep farroWs ia
a. broa 81 yoalh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16

gVsFfF s.t-~ris-sAas fs.afrss ffoa ~ Eas1sra
N fsns-s wih 3 hasfs-af safFif ~ q lr.fs -
49, ifrs "a g. o. 80 gtiFsr Nathsa Hfesa
Pee 81 nfars 0etf Pr.s auf Peaglls otrtC
Vrss 80 ~ Crains sfais 80 hsTa, ID sheft -
$3.50 81 "a nieats go ~ Patisf rrEffanF ai1f
csN go -. CuAa q 8fEWAaT.
49, IS 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16
Cash fer Negroes.

An DESTROYS 10 purchase = large number
NEGROES for the Southern markets, nSr
women, boys, girls and families. for -
which will give the highesI cash prices o.
Persons having slaves TO sell will
please ihfoEm me personally, or byietief ~
a. Winchester, which Uilireceivs prompt N
AiisniinHi or B. NJ. q W. L. CanPbefi. ~
No. 2i2, West Pratt street, Baltimore.
ELIJAH MCDOWELL,
AgeatfSr b. ~. e W. L. CaaykeIi.
Winchester, Seplsmber 4. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1857-07-16

RHk ssisfsirast sas issa sFp1istsf sFss, -
- 49, ~ Caumipgs fiaF afag 80 -
- CafiFra. uaeufsetgfFf ~ ~ D-. v hFf ~.
& " iughesef Tee carteraa go staetri e. fHtri
Has, 81 haTss Fswsr- b. tlfh ~ - -. 80
slasttsi 81 gcrfmaaitEe maEaff 80 -. -"
tFtal HnTrEaief 81 nfrs safirr ssits.s. 49, fftfs
- - CuHrs - HarI So Hefss P-wrF -
ifsiFki $500 Fof ssis 81 ~ Msrfri 49, -
II RAWLlNs.