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CONsTITUTIONAL DISEASES

CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
Many diseases that affect humanity nheutcd he
looms fuu the diseases bodies Of sickly sres Scrodn
Consumption, syphilis aud Fits are among the most CON
OF constitutional diseases Now, not how
many generations the seeds Of these diseases may have
been established the system coruptIng The bOOd-KkD
WAYS RENOvATING RESuLvENT will eradicate from the
bodies OF the afflicted every Particle Of diseased deposits
and dl the veins with new pure and healthy blood
CIiILDREN'S DISEASES
RADwAY's RENOvATING RESoLvENr should be haileda as
blessing hy every mother Throughout the land, whose
infants cted with >ores. Hunors sc. Thf break
(tnus early evidence Of cisease transmitted
rom the stock few doses OF the RENgvATING
REsoLvENr will radcate vesge OF the disease and
insure the child sound and healthy body.
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BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-oo,. 2,
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND, Oct. %.

ARRIVAL
Steamer NAV Queen. NIsUr. Deiroit.
PROV o xesO, klrby. DuLkIrs. ce3s tons mdse.
Prop Coz Gus man. SIsson. DuukIrk.
Schr BAILEY, Watson. S1giaaW; % feet lumber,
Thomas
SehT YstocIiy, Locke, Idalo; 100 tons marble
Schr Ellen White, Speare, kutftia= No carrn
Scnr August Handy. Brown. Buiaie; no cargo
Schr 4 hcc Curtiss nuf buffalo; 10 cu-Eo
Sc5w Hale Fa-gher, Keileys Island le cords 4 lime
sfoae. q " Caiklns
ScoN Black Rsy-T woodruff Pt Clinton s9 cord wood
Sew Prince Of Peace More, Kelleys leland 4 caTds o
Limestone o " Cakiug
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Steamer May Queen NlEeT. Detroit.
Prop OWego kirhy, Dunkirk: 10 Eundriea-
IaElnr
Schr Alice Curtis Duff Buo; 50 tons rrind ssones VII
lard 2; : tons lran ore. II y Gafes 2 y Ftnves n
Hzrbeck; A tOna coal X / Card
Schr Flea White. Spear Wyand0tte 80 tons Of e.l r
EM-
schI II Castle Ncksrsoa. yyandests 80 tons OF coal
Pea N.
Sow Henry Young. Sims, Pt an BSrque; no e1rro
Prince Of Peace Moore, keileys IEauu; no carro
Prop Gov CuxhmAn, SlSsol- Duukirk, S1ndrieE-
BIrque Dlnubs Manniog BGzlo % ChcasOi tons Of
coal, PCkM
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Purchasing Broker. and Consular Agent Tor Tie {.
NEW YORK PRoDucE MARKEr-oo,. 3.


FiJur-AIzrket without erIai change; demand mod
crate sales 10 800 S3 for unsouad s. z5ss for
as sesssn 81 SIS fST common to inesiSn er "a
western sSz540 Tor Shipping Ta ds extra rUund hoop
ma moderate: sales $50 bbE A. 81 s0Ss to
choice eTJIz- K, { -four dull Al IS 15S4
- ,S - I'M rgb 81 al f- SiS,,r = t,d yeI -
srn 81 u for vsTy hand de-; 81 very CHOICE
Canadian elub s. 0l Il Tor far god NFhIie Canadian
Bsrley-Vsry heavy; Sales $500 bu fair state At sc
Corn-LoweT; sales s3ooo bu mixed western at 6sa6Sc
ozs-DuII s5Sa5e Tor state; 4ssss western and
wakyL5yver, sales so bbE q 10 and I50 bbIs choice
PTk-whOu, material change sales 800 bbls At SIC 20
ess Sl< = for old prime. and Slt 81 do
SIS IS for sour ness Ssls 50 for clear shear clear
Beef STEADY; sales 80 hhs a So ssl0 ir new country
mes. a0ss for PRIME; Slli2 rplcked neTs Sl3for
eItTa DO Beef hams SELLING SLOWLY At SlsSls
Cut dea,E-NerJ suie ssles 50 aids shoulders a. se
LaId-iIaS7y; sales 40 bus ss ieslOsse and 500 bols fr
BuiteT-l2 l2lc Ior Ohio, lSJs21 Tor state.
S5ocSs-AciTs and higher Al The secoId board S. OF
"a l041 No g 80 La q s5 Va o 81; Csi Is. new.
Penn s0si. Psc % II Del Hud . ral ie0-s:
Canton p; s6A krle lsss HUI sss. Hnr uEsf 81;
Gal < Chi "a. c ! Tsszs. = 49,
BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-oci. p.
IBT TELEGRAPHl
FioaT-Harket dlll and heavy, with a downward ten
dencg saiss 80 bbs a > ll 80 i1r neidl 70 good
WRsar-in fair demand and u1arket opensd firm but
4s be, sales asa bu Sie Tor rejected spTings
ono; 81 Il Tor white f,4aad,sa
Cou-DaiI and heayJ; saes 750J bu prime Ohio al ss
Barley-pall anl nominal a, 55sssc.
oas-S'osdy; sales G. Q ha Al = as
Caatl Reshts-ic oa uT, lac wheat. lie com
LsE5 RsGsig,. - hOun-FlOur: ssssSi. ~hsai 2sa5s4
Sas cora 'ls.-ol ul-
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SUCCESSOR> TO C. BRADBURN SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS COM
w mission Nero ants, aud Dealers in Fish Nails.
Class and Produce Nos l9 ad e aud 10 lnd
y lleadow street, Grorrr's BluCk Gle, eaul Ohio
G BRAnBuRN.l
W EIsHERt aus3l lly lgf
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GAYLORD CO.. and W. FIsKED. Gss@ts. &c SS
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO

Ii MEN From IL n. J. DUH Netrs (EditsriaIl
We desire 70 ca attention letter Dr. Joshua
F Bridge, The Health OF American Women, IN snnt
column He treats the subject able manner, and
his skill and medical icdgIEeu NAV be relied upon"
/ Fior fie Ai5rHy Morning Erprtsg-
Marshalls Uterine CatuIcul has DUyed 10 De fully
valuable Is claimed be many tess made
bv medical gentlemen and others Dr. Bridge egu ar
physician very tine Attachments Of great ulgmeut
and discrimination i.I1us and hishy successful prac-
ut0uer, al diseases espcclay those Of women aud
children a"
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| MAKING CONNECTIONS
A. Cleveland with Cleveland and Toel" Cleveland, Co
lumbus Cincinnati Cleveland and arc, and Cleveland
/ and PItsbuIg Railroads.
l A. solo with hacks 10 i'hlzTlu Faiis-
D Al AIautua with hacks Tor Raytuua
/ Al BTaGcgIlle with hacks 70 Newton F-ils. &C
Al Wautu with lackSto Sharon, Greenfield MeadEle,
| Bloomfield C-uield-
Al ouu a. with stages for Ncg Castle, Poland,
Lowell, Enon Valley, and thence By p +. ". C. X.
| Z. 90 Pittsburgh. -
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Tze Price o. EaRSHsLES UTERINE c4THOLF
nlN !. On. nl--.r... > E-L---- -----. L.lL-.

Nfo hbhA4NolN y tEhAAr AAAAE
VERNos, Trumbull Co, May lst 1852
TAs cerhes that have been On very Door health l0i
years and found hltle plosl number
nf PHYSICIANS nv dlsfa-e WAS Prolaosls lter has
been reduced 5F that and Fuunr Abus until had become
ulcerafed 70 considerable extent By the advice OF Dr.
e " Bushnell procured and took bottles Of Marshas
Uterine atholicon which enabled me 10 attend 70 hus
band IN his sickness until he died which ab1u
year have taken three bottles s'nce his DE- ah
which hls made able TO labor and support family Of
three children The Cafhocan has nearly restored 20
health II sthe only thing that has miii aed ny suffer
MARY Z. ROBINSON
The CATHOLICON is for sale By City Druggists and by
Medicine dealers generally Iul2
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CMITH 4 PuTNAM-PR0nTCE
RRADRURN Il FISHER-

- lntNalulu- AMI COMMISSION Merchants, Dealer
,t, Fish. Water / me, Plls tr Sc also dealers DO al
iarfetles OF Goa Bri Ware House Is3 x is RIVER
street ami - = 9 Dock liberal cash airan-es made on
-aueIguiuautg
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MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is uuhestafIngly ,ferrt reliable remedy for those
Complaints 70 which i bie. and uh-c grad
ually aec the miGd well the BODY. that TIN
talk work becomes alike urce Of suffering
possibility. Among the complain tor which the Catholi-
COZ Is remedy Failing Of the Womb, Wues. sup
pressed lrre-uar Pa ulul Meustratluu. BlOafIn
lnma and Diseases Of tie Kidneys Urinary Or
-aus Retention lncuutneuce OF Urine. Heartburn Co.
q encss, Nrrvousuass Paintings PaptaiOns, Cramps
DIS urhed Sleep and all tEuuhes, sy afhetc
connected with the uterine 0rEans
Ladies who troubled with any OF the above symptoms
with spne liver lCug campa ainfs. invited ad-
dfess DR. BRIDGE, with iuu eonddelce that they Wi
md relief AlarShalls Uterine Cath1r0u b Mt guack
u-driue but ingredients have been msde known the
Medical CsleEeE, ard lh.y ~ the service uf aaY
spectahle physirian il the country.
Tle price o. MARSHfLL'S UTERINE CATHOLE
CONS One D0liarGae Haifper single BOTTLE.
WEST BEDFORD C0sh0ctou Co hiay u, Iss7
Afr b KINGSLEY, Sri have been elins the med
Of the GrIenher- ompany Tor the ast years
have lnyaraby found them 70 sive good satsactinu; snd
the pills have sold n great many faniirs regularly
thertea and coffee and with trlde th have become
: anie article Aarshalis Uterur Cath0l-Ou a mel
thar done great amount Of good in female diseas
one lady 50 II to Toll she had received
blucf from bottle than she dI from long
medical treafmc 10 by the most gslilful physicians
Guurs truly, JAMES WILSON.
January lst ISIS
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STlNDART, BEMIS i MURRAY,

PRODUCE COMMIsSION MERCHANrs
FLOUR
We are receiving the following well known braulsli
Flour Consignment 10 which we call Tie attention
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o. 1853. o.

RiSsrSriset WINSTON WAREHOUSE } o. d 65Ir y
CLEVE Nd, OHIO;
Receive PFoIucs By Caaa. or Ilirosi .r sale or S
Dealers in Cram Flour Pork Fish, Salt Lime Plaster
Insvt Caprrr lake Superior Bloom Iron. Sc
Agents. fsf the LANE SUPERIOR LINE OF Steala-
Bisa-s ald Prurgllers
~ Cash Advances made ot Consignment ~
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AsENTs AND coNsIeNEEs


LOCKER 4 Co., Racine. lJ.F. KIRKLAND, Shsboyraa
Chamberlin, Crawford & Co., Cleveland, 0
I5s.dtf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-21
sEukINC CONSOLATION.

The AlsI,niria GlEstc notices in the
following happy nlaaer tao wusLiag AMI
twisting Of tho covsrnmeut organ uaier tue
late c,l,mitoa, back. set which its party h,.
received
marked chang teas the GaIe,;c) ha.
com. over the Washington Union suce tho
rs,en, elections 10 Pebssyly,aiA, Onie,
10 iiab, All Iowa.
4 f:u dag, az the Ual5s tt,d tho f,l.
loriag luggage
There certainly Sec, q te more or l,..
danger that the Democratic Organization IN
tbs country, ike that Il tie Republican.
aud Americans, will become a more riecc Of
mosaic, a bit of white stone here aud a bi,
Of black stone there species of HYDRA Of
msny heads, composed Of many men Of many
minds
The overwhelming defsa: to which the De
mocraey have jus, been subjected 10 th. above
named States, has had wonderful effsc. in
Frightening the mental vision Of The govern.
ment organ. y new song las been pu,
into the organ. mouth. Instead Of the De
moeratic party becoming like that Of the Re-
publicans and American a mere piece Of
mosaic, il seems that the disasters Of last
week arc destined to unite the Democratic
hosts more firmly, aud to work ou: for them
triumph conclusive aud overwhelming =
The recent temporary triumph Of the oppo
sition 10 the States named only serves. the
Union thinks, to furnish lessons Of experi,
euce for future guidance In an exul,,n,
spirit, the organ exelaims, Black Rcpuhi
csnism has no firm hold upon the homes,
masses Of our countrynen. We have met
and conquered them in the plst.and will do
u again in the future when fully aroused
and warned Of the dangers which flow from
the triumphs Of these sectional enemies Of
the Constitution and the Union. the voice
ola patriOtit people will soon consign them
70 merited defeat
We submit tia: the Administration organ
hvery thankful even for small favors. The
Union evidently looks upon the late yoHi. q.
bstotcnipg hopeful future for the upter.
rifed II New York should follow suit in
November next, according to the organs
showing, notLing could be more oppor,unc
for the Democracy
We admire tie philosophy Of the thing
bu'sr DO; quite sh'isfcl With the reason.
ing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-21

I1i' gend man ls,rnina tbnt ranrer.ars
boT through ,hs lhi'l D..tric, sndssvarrr
60 get % Coogrssaabs Conyent.s, 70
meet tbs Pail say,
II ~iii aliou ny name O. 81 before no
'"nvsntion which - held prior 20 The .rti
rlii1n ~ ny Iougressjoaa term. % The ttb
Of Msteh beEt nor uuti J bsys IN 0rrrrtu
MY JurihR the month q March and ibe s.,.
" part Il April, u giving % ny constituents
~ acc'unt = ny stewardship. and n ma
k'nE soea eHposiiions ih regard ~ those 81,
havs been safring sga 1T me ~ So,
pat, 80 faturo dsvslopsmrut. may rsr4.,
neressay Ifthep sfier r. flp hearing ,bs,.
- ~ uheqBiveeai manifestation on ths r,,t
" We masses q ~ people fora eouvept,so
~ course III 81 once Be- taken.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-21


livery friend Of American principle. and
OF Tue prosperity OF Baltimore must be truly
eTanhri Al the result Of tae election ye.ter.
nay he city h,. been rindica,ed from the
tout 'lauIers % the loo ,foco and arufr1I
organs tat bavc opposed the American par
y y iaH vote was poiied TIE people
were determined TO rebukc the villih~rs Of
tie city They came from their oikces aud
"ores aud workshops, 10 vote for the Ameri.
can Candidates The election passed off
with unusual guie; Even 10 this much
abused city Of Baltimore not I man no,
even r0i,'rnaE, was killed At an early
hour in the morning an attempt vas made
by one 81 the organised fghtiDg clubs
OF the locofoco party 70 take possession
OF tho ninth ward polls. This wls the
notation Of their plan TO possess themselves
O. The niuth, tenth, eleventh thirteenth and
hi'h wari polls, and ran 10 thsir imported
Mega. y5tcs 20 sueb an eI;ept as TO over
eoIe The AmeEiesu majority They were
promptly repul-ed. and, .. = oou.eauenee.
after noon the locof1co candidate for Mayor
published card announcing that lie had
Withdrawn from the contest
Nobody was deceived by this manifesto
II was expected aud bad been determined
upon several days ago I,wisapart If the
deliberate proceedings Of the locofoco rSrty
Their chief object ia bringing on, csndi.
cate vas 60 get up disturbances at the polls
and iacrsty ISoEi1c themselves S'iL 81. 4isyI
ais Tor the abuse 81 tic American party in
Baltimore Ia this they were about to f.,l.
The election vas attended With UNUSUAL auis,,
aud they were COMPELLED TO resort TO thu,
ruse Of the withdrawal Of their candidate. 20
make N opportunity TO = use the Americans
aud the city of Baltimore
The wibdrawal OF the locofoco candidate
did not interrup; the voting The people
were called upon to render their verdict 40 4
they did II. The whole vote cast i - so
al increase Of , OBS over the nun Der Of vote.
cast At the last Mayors election. and the
maJori'y for Thomas Swami, the American
candidate. is 70 40
We hope our friends abroad will observe
th's verdict rendered by the people Of Bali,
more IL Is a rebuke Of their columniator.
and proof 4 their satisfaction with An.,i.
CA government Thus will it ever be whcr
the loeofocos attempt openly or by s,ratascru
to control this city Bat. CLp3 T'4aDstaV
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CANDIDATE. poR Co,iuNor.

correspondent writing from Richmond,
Informs ~ that IL is generally conceded IN
rolueal circles that Mr.. HJgway, OF the
" A's' will he the Opposition Csndidats
Tor boveruor VIII be canvass the State
The above item Of news appears ia tie
FredsrlcSsburg Recorder Of Tbursday. We
fear u l. too good to be true but II we
ta0ught the promise Of our support could
induce our usi;hbor ot the nag to run for
uovernor We shosld give it With the utmost
alaeriiy Tier, !, 10 mau IA the Common.
wealth whom We would sooner have subject
cd the TO modification Of al overwhelming
defeat, ltwould have a very ssiutary ,u,
huenee upon la. political temIerameDt-
30 Ju-t give the sIglni, neichbyg, aud IA
tsnkhue We wId have your Ieunou ha,teE'
ias a. our reak.-hI.hmOtd NoEh
Ridgsay of the ITL,S ecIies tho para
graph from the N50h aud adds the follow
Ius characteristic comTcutoTy. lie says
We are duly grateful TO our Deighbor Of
the SgsGh for his promised support, ia the
event Of our being induced TO run for G. W.
eruor' Ia such an event VIC shall certainly
hold him TO bis PROMISE unless We
We should coueluie-wtieh l. bot uulik..y
that lis support would seriously d nag,
"A 4 a 4
been & severn. ii,ilg4j,hti ,.u,e,,,,y,
TaiTIot-, Int /; Ia --t h. ,yc- wl..- L, qIr
selves However, We shall tao ,b, uboIs
subject into eou,ideratiga. aud define our
position as soon a. OK suVeIaaoas uo!esty
will admit
But cur ns.e' Dor thinks tia. the mort
heA'ioa II ~ oycrwhe ming d,f,a; would
have a N'sy salutary Influence upon out
'roi.ti;a' temperament Well. We think il
Sou'', tui hot IA tie manner the SCAT
hip's a, Heretofore defeat hi. alsays had
lie gloriols eject " nakiug US ten tune.
stronger and more r-solute Wings than We
were before NC think that such cGee,
. WI! unfortunately follow any subssqueu,
defeat 30 that, II our neIghb9r bases hi.
promised suTP0r' upon the contrary tup
position, lie had better forth with nc consider
! the matter.
We do not hesitate TO Guy that we
should hAe g. tc Governor for several con,
elusive E,aso. 10 the frs; place, We
should consider IL cur solenn duty a. AZ
ohcer ard ran 20 weed on; the Lccofccc,
OF the State al tbr rate Of ~ least Que thou,
and mouth, during our entire term q of
hce-ihat i, 10 despatca them ty hanging
u that bourne wh'ucc uo trayeIe. returns
We should consider il our duty. also. &c
take The responsibility ot charging a.,
State Peni,entiary, so ~ to accommodate no,
less than tWeaty thousand prisoners, and
taen vf hlhOg the huge house with rantiop
Democratic demagogues In thcse tao
ways, We sho1li dispose Of nearly seventy
thousand Democratic voters 10 the course
OF our four years tsrm-and would thu,
perform most generous aud necessary ser
wee 10 the whole couairy, aud to al cvi!ir
ed nations In 4 word. with these Just an 4
patfiohe yisWs anina,ing Us. We modestly
believe We should make the very hes, Gov
ernor 10 the world
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-21
Very RrspecIfu .lv.
Il W BAYLOR.

IL Se''hu'i" cis'Esss a'eite rarer','uck from
VI. a'i,., 's'cc proportion 90 'h~ la'af mala.
t'rf mar 't'-' mankind They are a. !. vrrr a
wHi.A un--rw .rrs ara s.rfurls al the sources ,
~ F'h.IT an. HaAiruN a. Decay. Tier ale he
s-TA rom vhi.h spurEs. Con.umy.iru Ebruma-
I'm Ii,'r bisea'~ l.iyr' Complain, ar. I.,ur.
.,'e ''''s's' Nhi.h WI b. Recognized a. anon.
those mot lsiA' aEi Cssftuc' We 10 N. tsr,. :,
n-U 30 t'rsG.4i arc t;s -0UsrJssurss % human
I' 'A'' D. = hsft'y p-sstt'c ~ over estimate The
Importance 90 a. actual reliable rc.net. that can
sep u lhi' Scruiu,us cuHIamtusuur. We
MO" men W. shaii proclaim welcome urW. 90
our readers 81 one irun su-h qaaf.-r 90 viii
'rs'e .''-r .nnH' - &c 'ri-arS arE ,.i.I t.af,
w".e'n- vh-H W t-l. fh~rn ia, Il ,1r-.y 80
20 m".i'h 'ar rct rctirct We reau AYrH.s
SAHsaFis'aLi arr - - certainly wH-shv me a..
irrHr1 oi hose wUo are enlisted viii Sr.rE4 ~
S-f .iu..ss 2. r9.sIa.s.--E. -rsl.r 4 Egar y y
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HON HLNRY BEDINoER

The 'rierd' aud admirers q thi, gentleman
held roci.ng o Worth Bolivar on the tse>
niog Of the oh lost, at which a committee
was appointed TO confer With the srieli. Of
Mr. j.. IN otter portion. u tie county as To-
the rropic'y of tsa l,fipg him = publ. dem.
onsfa'Ion Of esteem. We puJll,h below a
circular Of the committee appointed a, the
Bolivar meeting, which they have addressed
70 san,I-men 81 til. pace. Ia response 10 Il.
W take 'ne Liberty q calling meeting. ire,
sPect.ve q party. a, lea-r.oc Hall. on Wed.
nssthv afternoon. a, 3 O'Clock. and invite al
~bo desire 70 honor fruitful and wel..t,i.I
public 'ei'aa,, to DO pre.sn, aud participate
~ toe action q The meeting:
Harms FEKET. OF Iath. 1875
''FNrtFvES At n town meeting he'd in
North Bolivar, N TIE evening q ihe oh iu.t
We n'I-f' snei were appointed Commute.
% ''n'erfh@@. To- confer with ter,sns Of the
several precinct. 0i tie county. With regard 10
tie WHPr"'v aHd i''i'e e. cur ,l,.zans %. Ten.
c.rng 10 or di'rrgH'.ha1 i-i.ow.cit.ssn.
th1n Il'hry BaIrger. d.. Minister O, I'm.
fn"k rl,.st.s .pEnu. and welcome bone
irrespective ol party.
Tue c.'y'1, ~ COS rac. 1rs DESTROYS q CIV
ilns be drHn-1.hsi .uij ~ 81 tbi. not. =
hsauv vel -ms
u % meets lhe ,i,-s 90 v..ie. 81 our r.f.
Iow-r''S.rs q yuI' s...fv. which Won "a,
s'ref'an ~ fIhr m...rg. We ref ID be-
plea ID! 90 h.lr tg-- ,-',rrs f,.r1 r.H. wh.,b.,
: "'ho'r - supper would BE- most appropriate.
u" 'n'. r''oe, snl cay 'l-h reception .hooli
." g'7r. ~ any other 90. cs'ian f.i.,.,. %,
''' SUBJECT iaa' sou nav .a p.."el ,a otter.
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ALEX. u. BoTELER 20.

RThe editor Of the Charlestown Free
RE" has placed at the head of his paper
the pane OF ALEXANDER Il BoTELER, Esq
as an independent candidate for Congress
IN To" district. We heartily approve Of
this move Of our friend Of tho Ere Pyess.
Into better hands We could no, commit our
cause BoTELER is we'll known here-aud
DO man IN the ranks Of the opposlou in our
district can command, we believe, larger
vote In Hampshire than the eloquent aud
talented gentleman named Viii be accent
the nomination 2-RomHsy 1eHg,ace,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-21
Die d

Atits residence 90 hsr parrnrs io At, -.-...
~ ~ '.h icr AMELIA 4 GBRDON ,E,-| 49,
fa"ir ADD Msfba Gofcou. srsI ann, A.
m.Hlhs '' y
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Bees '. ih- rsssihg svay ui thi. tns.. .,,,.,g,
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THE ENGLI-H LANGUACEiSV IR-
GiAIA.

The Rev VIM Plumcr. Of Pcnusylv,
LA. few day. since delivered an address a,
the opening ola Female Seminary in Wheel.
irg The following i an extract
PRONUNCIATION, lie s,i1. might b. included
IN general remark stou. rgaIirg-fut II
deserved especial merton Nir-ini- Va.
settled Wien DR.. JohusOu gave T., Or,lrr
iaP.y and Walker Orirpy Virgins bad
Ahided by these standards, ard Ia hi. opin
lou she bad done we'll !, va. s4l tia,
we're a veil educated Nrginian to ssrnk IN
tue British Parliament after he got through
every mem bcr would claim that lie wa from
Us particular district The ! r,t.b ian
Gnage IL found in greater puri.g 10 Virgin.
ihan 10 any other part Of the c,,,i,c,,
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f'hJ toiTith''auiing tbe unfrtuusts .sls,.
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'h- exception n tbe dasi sv,ry thing ss.ns
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