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VARIETY.
JEST KIND o'wESr AWAY.

Good morning Reuben
Morning Squire, very due day for the
crops
Yes, but what is the matter with your
face, Reuben You hare bad fgh, fan.
g
Why. yes, Squire, me and Jim Hook.
ius. we had an oil grnjge, and last night we
g, il out
Aud which whipped Reuteu D
Well Squire We ut considerable
Yes, yes, know, but which whipped,
WEI, Squire, We fit considerable,
aud -
Reuben. | suppose you ranr
Run IL rather die
Well bow was the result
Well, Squire. Jim he fit strong, aud
was down good morning, Squire, there's
that cow sgin'
Well, whG, did you do. you une1plaiu.
lug Joseph coat face individual, VIA: did
you do"
Well, diintrun, Squire said Reu.
ben, sulkily jeS, kiaI D'wcut away
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-21
A CLEAR Gaze.

Coming along tie street the other morn
iae We overheard the following conver,a
tion which is clear enough:
julius, j. you better d., morning p
No was better yesterday bat Use got
olcr dat
Am de:e no hopes den, Oh your discoye.
ry|
Discovery of what"
Your discovery from de coaval,seucc
which am fetching you on yer bacz
Dat depends. sah, altogether on the
representation. which amplify Dc disease
Should dey continue fItuaily. de doctor
thinks l'so roner. should dcy not continue
iatually, be hopes dis cuIl,d ndiy d soal won't
DIE I'll next time Blu; a. said before. dat
a depends on lie prognostics, and til desc
come 20 head, dero am no telling wcdIer
dis russon vii. come to discouiiuuation or
u.4sEEIse
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"TnOu AHr ruE Man

y letter was received 10 Ncw Ofleau,
directed - the 'hises., TO-! 10 New Or.
leans
The po'tmastar being absent one Of the
t6ang clerks bot having any idea who the
biggest f,oi 10 New Orleans wa. took
upon himself the liberty Ct opening the let
ter.
On return ofihc postmaster BE- wasimrse.
dD'cly Informed ofthe receipt Of the strange.
ly.iifs-ted letter
Directed u ihe tigsc,t fool in New Or
leans CD AID what ha. become u il 10
qu.rci toe postmaster
Why replied the clerk 4 iii not know
WA1 ibe hirgr.t iu,i .u New Orlean. va.
- opened 10 mv-cii'
Mad What d'i sou hui ia i,l' Inquired
The pHsimhstsr
Why replied the clerk nothing ia, tie
N-Tis-' TnpH ar M man..
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Our IIb.jt.

Cl.,- the door ,ishly,
Bfi''~ a. tf~s's
OGTl,.,~ ea5.a Aagr!
I,-'atSirg with tss.h
osrf.y IT, WCos her
Sac ~t,.-s % slsV
H., sTr's Ar- a. " hf!-
lie scar, her away
Music come q Atiur
poWn !rgm The 9 me
la.c'. ag- cd.ntins
The swrct ~cieums home.
c ne. stricken wesrer'
e ns 90 ne tec,
Gak- gae s.erPe1-
Ou ilu. A. tesG'
Snr n car The T,rs'es,
Csc the blue eve
= "a DL-r sIcl trau.y
Wa, claimed IN th- ssy
Crlss he hin4s g-Bt,y
DER The While breast,
S.l.ac wi.t sFirE
SusycG iron The llJsi,
BcAr her oui soiily,
Thi> ilsl - o1r.,
Lei her grave slumtfr
y. mil the sweet divers.
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POLITICAL.
rsIp LIGHTLY OVER raoUp LIE.

Trip lightly over trouble,
Trip li9huy over wronrs
We only make greet double
BY d~el!ias 90 II loaE.
Why clasp woes hand 80 lightly,
WI, sigh Ger blossoms dead
WHY cling To forms unsisauy
Why not seek 10Y ins'eail
Trip lighilv over soTrOw.
Though thi, dsy may be DARK.
The sun may shine 'o-morros.
And gsi'y ,irr, ibe lark;
Fair hope has not departed,
Though roses may have det,
Then never he down hearted,
But look Tor I'y instead.
Trip lightly over satn->s,
Sani not to raj, al doom;
We We pearls TO suing OF gIsdne's,
GA hi, safe OF the iomh
wAre starr are nightly shining,
Ant heaven 1. u'rrhrai,
Enc9u,ag- not r-piuinE,
Dui TOOK for !oy .a,t,ai.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-21

lust pUaii.hst ins 900 eluIun. ~ sealed en-.
Nfl'pr EfsIs aud mailed iD adv a..t,-. i.,..
PAN uu Ts cap. u; 1900 sfups.
rus 'ii.r work emaraIrg ir,ma rrIH'rsre
~ n'-t 20 ~" medical profession Vts.s ItiE
Most IMPORTANT INFORMATION ~
tN ~ bLlsliED o. al persons rUftIsiulur
G"HJi' % Their physical oHnrii0n. 90 WbY are
conscious 81 having hsysftrd mir hahn ar
n'i 'lft'' CONTAINING ia" "a .Iflu.aTs ..af rs.
N NO." an p~firr' remedy '.r Slrfma 'uf-tu.,. ~
seminal Wssku,ss. Drtruy. NrfguusHsss. D.
lIr-'i"n 90 Spr's Loss .. E1rfrt Ls,si1fs r..
mifiE lhvulnr'ar' seminal DI,.nsf.s. luralr-
~ sigh sni Memory Hiniet~s ard Pimr.ss Ia
ne 80" ir"s lutiFssft.b. IA .grst.n u. ..-
'~a-' an' .'i'g P.u.FraIi.a .. Toe whole ....
''m '"'u''hr imrcisury Att mruisI auI pn,st
ca in'apaoiy by m"ars 90 which eysfs urs
may are htusei privately sHi At a ludias 81.
pence
te~ Attrs'' Df. CHAS & KLINE g.,
Avenue, cor l9h &c. New Nofs P,.fB.t y.
i'7" AuT - 1855 1m
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> - 1J y y ACIkS 8
Hi>AiN CTON err. n G
%
MR AND MRS. u mNyENNER. Pr,.cpsi,.
'1'iiE secession Il a.. In,,a,s u, ecma.ue, the
FtStf Monday Nsyisrsbsr
h1e-Tsssd ~ the ih.f.i PstTussEs a the pest year
ara sea -at. have bssh cite o. satsGsd &C
rsftrt isius. 49, The isfsFs Sstua. - 10 la.utste
ls~ caF.- % .ss-i~ -WbE sesaE Accent
81 Np1ssu Languages. Msatsl ssi No 81 PtissCIhN
NstH~rs'ics at Nsural Sctsucs. Bsilss Ist"ts, be
r t'yra str, asd 10. 1sssl OJo.sssi.l '.hehss ~
- sac Eiss.i,ua.
~ , bH.IisE the In.titsi- sv!1, the ysfiect 80
rut'N q - ~ 18th the ~ utsrs. - hs dst.'ed
O. a rvsdyuc- 81 'hS S.-i ~ Gas,Fuusst
The Nus-cs'.s l-ssT.s, the great Pselse Iihrsrtrs
o." 'hv 49,, & AT ~k,ch are elss,sstiy sees@sis
ug n ihs N.t ,s.l Ms'fg, Diis aV.s q then s"d
e. 80 - svI u'rf rstm-ici Julets ~ Itesi 81
education
s)iap or INSTRUCTORS.
! ~ UNyEN~Es Nstsr-l Se.Suoe;
W. ussr~Srs Pf'c.vtrv-,;
Rev HAS \ VI Msthrmsitc- ard Mol Ls's
k~s l.. NuEo.~. Mo,si Sr,~uer;
Ms' HhssNEss, Pt,psi.tu', OPT saj Masie
Me- I 40 pNNI,t P..ao.
Me- b. ba>itL vocal Mos,
NJ. AH.s ADNEs, pfs~u8.
Mis- Mass, P.puag
Terms
j. al. W.shus 81 L,ski. per Sy.- 900,
siaa. "a o." "a rath',
ls.uH. 90 IDsIt.h % 4. -
if'uU"s Iattu. Grsvk Istm.n Nu.ic.
Di.w Ilr sd PsHtuF Estra
- "a. Hsafs Nti. tall tsi.fH.tiua - b.i b,
1@-'''''ss The P'ucITa.. Tel, D., I-a- Jm
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CHARLEsTOwY ACADEMY.

'IHterefcisss Of Ihi. insutulion. for the ensuing
Il Term commencing Scp.rmbrt l.. and eouit,.
uirF i've m"b'hs. S,i h. Quoted by
y. q NORTH & JOAN sANBoRN.
TERMS
Eog'i'h Department, per Session .,.oo
ni hgr months ( SO w.
mHUrhs ~ OO
FfrrDb per Session 500
Atmtssiun Fee 100
Nuf- afmiHei buf Hose Who engage 60 comm.
d" 20 M" eni 90 The session AMI 10 deduction for
HsgHre
Ms''fs y 8 3 i1'u'g- fbe hope hat urti,irr
aNrn tnn 'n fhstr tIues a. Teachers vii secuf.
t.fHI share - p.tlic patronage
Ju.y t-5-
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NOTICE:


ntftHf mfrHrr arrair' arF rrfs,r4fs )
L " h'Nr'Hl NV -Ir sff Laaft. ats-rey d.
..' o. "J a...I1's a. f.8gh rny..Ii srf.
jon' sfh i-S- W sAPPtNGToS.
CNi.tS 90 sss.y y.fi.,. f, Pt.s-nr ,.,.,.
- p ~ CAMPBELL
Etl-ii L.u.r.f,s,
kENusLEY. ~,EERER a co.
S.ffH 'af .u
IliKi rr.. vtr.rsr fr.,-tt
kEAHsLEI sUEERER 4 60.
~~r.tH.tff 90
4 LASS ANu PUTTY wn..s 0.ss sI
- 'z-s a. POW 70. Be- .fr.. - p.,.ss f.r.. s.,
ktAtoLLY suEEREE co
hsSs..frlfsf 90
DkiNE Tin..tf see ss.st.
SEPT 10. s. we
tlkiME Cf-rss 'rf sair ~
kEARsLEY sHEERER 4 CO
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EEA lady having parcsassd somonp.
sagrs i'"m couple of b fs. otsfiearI then
drru''rg about tte money. NoIuost,
sag ue other Nos t.at siut f,ir. SCI.
knos % talbt, J0s for half The pup "a.
MAE
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bsN ELL FERN.
Medical u .p,tsl.
pbtisisIphp pa
C5aIliu,nfa,y Noaoe' Of The Pres.

Froun ihs Ais'sna Trrbuac ~ Jsar sl.t
" tiHut jHal1i u I~tar Frtu q PL,i.I.Ipbt. D. e..
net a. lIiflI PhNsciss 4 the age 81. U..t,t.l .,
Nuffh ttufih Sttcrt 20 The wooden. Of IN A.
tghtul rity We believe ITO g. ~ The .4I, ,.I.Ut.
Physirtsn Nt. sdssfu.ss thtausL erruitf. Nj. So
&C.. sttssd hm % isaF .. be c.Itiuu-, q. So cd
Ffam the Herald It February .lih. i-57
TIE f.ue % ~ Tsra ,prssi. ir srd s.., w.,
isH' Ate 't'rr no other - % ia ne Q4...t
Guy
Tbs Usd'csi Journal hos rsriis,
l~' ifsri HUIid there risa'r n -, .,sis,. ,s
fhdsislrHs. tlt 80 veH sF4usiat.H $50 a..
Hi'I. rel o.. ffs ~ ~ , sd Dc ere BET t..
dragged tf Hth~fs Shafu tH.ag rHfbt.r e. -
la- Hin ''crun' n ihs saFf.csJri fsfas ubtst Il,
fsfa s. ftghiy drssfes
iFfrH th~ Hpiistia
We '.'itsi 81 80 DAYS sirr- fhs farB. H..r,,ri a
W f~fH H'i rsa sssaf~ ouf frsf-r. tbsf as 49,. -.
t~"H spared w. o.atr ~ ne rf~s,s.t t,IB.a, 90 ,t.
tfad H me u.r.t A. ne svsul.r4t.r % fi.. ..f..
q 80 Hf'rd stsss MEDICAL tHii.r. lee y~.-. 49,.
~ . -. sssfisi i.s best ytige 10 Nsf.r. $50.
j - PCT sHfrsss Hi fHr o. f.ft 4.ff.srs o ..f.t
Nihs' l.'tiati.1 sizes Do ss.f uf Is.s, .itI u..t-
fhF rffs'ssf PHt .leIfY iu ameurs
NaHHHFH n ISIS
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Baltimore Female college.


WINS seminary Of learning was Instituted f.r
Il the literal education OF Young lattrS and
crra'ri college proper IN 1919 ~ the Legislature
81 MaDiitt, ~i,h authority 10 c-uicf the usual
Collegiate degrees
u j. located ia retired AM tesutilu, rar, II
ias riiv, snt tuiting> nave been - arranged a.,
90 insure health. comfort and CurycrirLtc pu.
ring he year they have bee .ieutei ~ me .rrs-
i,n OF an additional stuty on The main ctinc,.
ant anew lutitit sky ieci long and i've stores
reading rooms bah r.utn. s. BOatIcT> reside
viii ne iani'y 81: iae President ani are uGlcf
his ratrrnal care.
Ire ins'iruuon takes rsGk with our oldest ant
tcs' Ssminsr.e~. aut -rI.ys literal patronage
from b. Mt'jl- Southrin AMI Western State.
The 'al. session open, September 9Th under The
following Teachers, SOuiAeGR by rigcatiln AM M
Sentiment
fACC TI OF INSTR UCTIoS
y e. BROOKS. 4 Nj, Prof Anct language.
W. X. MiNRoE. VI. D.. Prof. IT Chyw,,tr,
Rev j. \ vi NRJE. 4. " Maihem.Iic. sc
Mise CAROLINE NEEDER Ns,hrma,IC. &c
--- Brllrs Lsitcrs aud Phy.,sirsN
MiEs HARRIET 4 GRE. EugIi.h aud History
Me- MARY y PORTER. Enciish Bsanehr.
MoSs X D'ELPEl y, Prof Preach Language
JULIUS DANZiGtR Grfmsn Language.
MoNF. EMILE kETT. D.winE aud P.nttBx
Ma. JOHN SCii.EFFER. IR,Uun,ntaI Nusir
MIs ELLEN C.GOHRtGHT. PiAao aud staEur.
Mas T.. \ kkkRL, Guitar AID S,usiuE
E:FENzEs.-- Boarding -. tuition T. IN 500 ,,
pursued. FIR catalogues With iul information.
a-dTr,s al No 81 :, Pau street Baltimore
y g BROOKS, Prsgi1tL
Ap~ - ~
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Real Estate lgenry.


'ENUF nofaf.,vr..f ,rvas rsif... tss,a- AID
FOR sAlEiN VIRGINIA frfry .t.IrAf.r.
~ lIFF -. ls.ua NJ Fs...ff.. T.s..
ff"n-f.Y Hr sHF '-. FirH.1 .f REAL E-TtTF
.n .1. "." H'If.'ff..I. fH.ua T..I.#.sa.. .I
uwrI. n.I.r .. iHFs.s ft ss.F fr.srs..r ar..
.f.F have sIHaafF rIHfa Hr... .s. ra rrli...r "a.
sa .rs fH rHft.Hs paris 10 VrPIU.a TN. Artr..
hss ALREADY ben tested ~. wears at4 Fr. ferr
'.ur' q. Dol fhs s~r, f'irg sl ua.H rssHsH
They cen rtrr nj 1iHtf a., Is..t .H4... -....l-.
rsa a. p. 'H.if ir.-r.'y art f.gits parties ..
'frss hen 01 iH~ subject FI| rsF..H.sfa s...
'- g''en .' stifs'slrg GROVE 4 PRICE,
''.' ~ 'T-'' Hsg~f.. or. NJ
CIYCFROIE OF THE HYpDpHp-.
" FiiltES THIS s.sFsGf rfsFsfa DO ..r.s.I.
o.. trHr.H. .raa sps.t.. f.r..t.. t.f ,s..r.
rrf sr1 r.rf .ura r"rsIfrl...a rurft.-f ufr
'hr r7f.I.Hs anf .uFsfsr rfirrip.r iias i.s...
tH H-s d.. tI .ffs ...np.sIrt.
". 200 .f IhTts f+uIe Boz 70 sur.f. ne ,ar.
o. H.. r.u... Ft.Fl H..ut iT fHs.as. I.. ..I..r
f1as I..r. ffIrE rsfg.Hs i.f.e arf ar..rflrr 3D..
Ihs.f ..sI .I.stst autb.r. pI,gstu.r tts ..rft
.f..H d. aH. l .a..f.l..sIs .fIrIrH.rs af# rr.
rf-srsF joe Is..issf tat HftsfE.
J1y ID - o. BEtLER & co.
RAcoN a. LkEp rt.ssft
AlM.y 90 AW CgAWLR
5O0 Lss . 80. a. .s... ,s,. b.,
JVD iayi THp4 'swLIys
A LOr f-s ssrsfs rsaIsty
a Aas 10 CAMPBELL = COOKE
NUPERloRI POWDER nfa.bv
- ssNA = = BkI.L-RR . %.
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Columbian Guano.

INiE u. '~fsgnrt S.I- tss-,t Ia ,srt .,tY p.
ne psaIas.rs,l St4s# g.rrrHa, rav. CON.
"sn'IF un hard e iu. Supply .f H.s' C.tsustv
"r'N" of their nonrlaupr whtrh fn~y D1sf ior
sale a. be loves Ca. price
FpwLE 4 CO
A-.rasnan Y. MI ~ -
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ETA rH.1s lady % extraordinary .rt,l
'c-wl car1-.tI.. t,r.rf.4 ,li,s...J tb.
tIl sing i.,ter fp Der r.I..r. Twin, is +,
,1ua;fy village Deer tl.... che r.,ti.,
vt'r 1e u ar cold aui suppose uhar ,5o
'si' sir .slcr vaaal l. wgIsrt g,sg u,
q got tbo his Terics and frutlsr Tom i. ,..,
ths Hnsr.1 k-G au4 SISTER su,i. i. e.,
hity 90 Lo'p these iss lions vrI 6aI O.
20 'l' same c7Hiisbuo rite sguo yats
aFLtcEsbuu1's k4ssin ti' detb
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THEIR TABLE

vii 40 a uur, boz .urriisr WIN The very t-,t th-
"sier.' sf.fI Toe BAR MI ~ ,upp,t,a go
OBJ" '".'''' LIQUORS O, a. sod. and unisf To-
"f 's' ~ b.. a., rNp-.l,u.'g lar Ee~p.I
90 q hIh ~lH Be aHerred D., sober saI
attentive Osftr
D, or inirn't"H 'U keep quiet ana ard.f,
h.n'--.u" nat ~'i he worldly go Otd B~rEr.~,
Il I'r'~' w. b" 80 ne Dep. upon tse ar.iaa. f.,
- bfssage conveyed 10 aud tom The
Hoo. tree - barge
al Tom sn- irt"ni' aud he public Rsr.,,.y
Is rrsr". .f4f.t s.frrus4 n IrS.s
Nsg - i-5- -u
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NOTICE.


TINE la's firm a. Smith & Miller has nj, lav
been Dissolved tY muHal consent Erhrruf
he hfm - prepared ~ settle ~ me iu.in.. Of The
hfm. ~ SMITH
ALBERT MILLER
TIVE ju.'nrss will ,uu b. continued hy 4 Nj.
lrf who ihanstul tur pas favor, hopes ig
sirirt attention 'o business 90 merit Ani g.. Give
Jao J~j- ALBERT MILLER
New Books.
I iLY WHITE ~ Gooipia Nirigsfinr
~ CtiIffeu. ts The Auihur ~ The LighI of
Lite Lie n Gen. HsysIork ~ Rbouss. jus
re,.isef - BEL LER 4 co.
Cooking stoves.
WE have joss received iH ui Whrs ins
w COOK OWES rasf Uum Anstt.au rtz
lf.y. ni ctrs beasy p.a.es. l.r uns' .f coal
Aof - - RIDDLE & BRO
school, CoInmissIOncrs.
1'iiLEE WiN 10 smrtuog 90 The Board 90 fhe
hrs' -sy % - ..trf ostr
Asr o. So,
UOOFLAND h BasanI. D.rftaH tonne gnr,
~ 10 CuuEhs. Cu.ts, E,.brHHi, As,t-ms Cf.ag
u .sfsrr'ss sr1 all uDrs .' ir f. sr's y...rst
iog from cod i1f safe ty ib. sE.u.s
NrV''z a. HELLER co
GlNL FEEWATFp IINCIrRE pF Bark.
- sim E'ttrr ui r..ua P-f1VaH Bars.
Hampton N~eest'r Tfr.fafr
10 hHnfs German Hutfu.
Ot1Esrsfrf BIurfs
S.si.frs DtauEpa offaI. or sale Wv
Ia'y - CAMPBELL = COOK
EAu LrsrRAL nsr Hss.rsuv- i.f r.ssa
u cog tsauuivitr prsssrvirr AMI pfDm.. Ifg
ne rfae b r' ne Hsr Ftftsrtg
AuF ~ & y BELLPR 4 co
CuEEsE Es's.n Curfr sntria- AriIs
OChfsts Issl fsgsiyei By
Aar ~ RIDDLE s BRO
GTAREfs CELEBRATED RAPPEE as8
- C"rErrss s1uH. la ID hafuf
June W - TUps RAwLfNs
IMM Yarns % AUCTION CARPET.
lNgNyNB mo 90 sale o.
Msyg7 KEAR Ley sHRERER co
A YERsP,.s ss-spsriis sud Cbsffy Pssi.-
\ rsl 90 sac b. The A ems
s'pf G p BELLRR = CO
GHAD ROE-fof ,sIs b.
- Jaus 70 - HEDGES TRUSsELL.
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1--WE hustnrss will still b. continued hy Nj
y lrf who ibanstrl fur pss' favor, hopes D.,
siriri attention 'u business 90 merit abI O.. Give
portion % ruh.te paf,nage
jan : J~J- ALBERT MILLER
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olive syrup.

WNANA - y tNDs
WV o.. .f.i 20. .f..s 'rs' ft.. IrfH stF
y Hssf ~ HEDGES . rEy--LLL
HOuuets.
NJ HIIt ani ,g.fel STRAW BONNET
Nav 20 kENH~LEY. sHEFRFB SEQ
soda Water.
L'tt-H sODA WATER u|Hartss. vs-,...
.' ~HaGs s.sags f ta ikf .1u.g .a. ....
m'i sac. HELi.IH co..
Wtib'N iap.f.. GRASS sgt sutT.
W s-Fih-s. o. u- hai Hi
Jorr rHOs HAwIINS
GNuW WUrE IlNg. P8s w-1- IL.
- faffr arf 'H.H.s FfnIff .s D. V..r..t..
b ftfea - a. s. uEfffp a ~.
I1ns -
lnl SACKS 4 SAL .lt f..-is,. al. "a,
OO'afst reduced rfier
Ma"iss.ufs J8iyU
noots shoes, Hats and cans.
I'iE arrest ass.rnsnt ever rprr~I h. ~.
r.a.r .hG % f.4r. ar
Joe ~ - HEDGES 4 TRUssEtI
RLACK TEA-sageuar s.ass Tssf.,...t,
- -" W CRfNEW
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Special Notice

9NOLEEIoNas H0rE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-10-21

WE have Ius received I.i ui Whrs In
w COOK STOVES .asi uum American ria
lf.r. ni ctrs bsayy p.a.-s. i.f uu.f .f coat
A1i =" - RIDDLE & BRO
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-05

Notwithstanding of the Morphy and
Harwitz games, Paris letter says:
In the third and fourth games Mr.. Morphy
made some of the most brilliant and startling
moves that had ever been seen in the Cafe de
la Regence and so great was the enthusiasm
that telegraphic dispatches were seut to the
Rhine, to Merry to the Duke of Brunswick,
and other great players, begging them to
come and see the wonder of the world. Not
withstanding we are in the midst OF the wa.
tering season, when all the fashion is suppo.
sed at least to be out of town, the Cafe de Ia
Regence is the scene of "A crowd or rather a
mob, of distinguished men, and even women,
of all nationalities and all tongues. 1t is be-
lieved that Morphy will beat Harwitz, tho
it is not by any means sure, and in that case,
he becomes the champion of the wosld, for
no man in Europe can beat HarWitz. Har-
witzis 81 years old, Morphy but %. Nor
ply plays much faster than Harwitz, and, in
fact, faster than any adversary he has yet
met in Europe, and the bolddess and origi.
nality of his moves strike the lockers on with
amazement and admiration.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-05
Agricultural Implements

In the State. and all to be offered the most liberal
terms The assortment embraces everything wanted
for Fall and Winter use.
The Implements offered are such, in quality and
character, as have been examined by Committees at
the several Fairs Of the State and to which have been
awarded at the State Fair at Marysvle, the Mechan
ics' Fair of this city, and the Santa Clara County
Fair, -Four COLD MeddIs, Fire S10er MeddEs, and
Ttoenty.f0e Diplomas. Among the prominent I'm
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-05

G5S~ The wind was blowing gale. AS
passed the corner of Winter and fremont
streets, | noticed crowd of persons looking
upward. | found my old friend, Mr. Brown,
in the midst-all eyes were centred ON his
observation. AT legth smart Yankee step
ped up to him and said
What is it. sir What is it ?"
Nothing; oh nothing, my friend l was
only looking to see how high the wind is"
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-05

1sou,lished every Saturday morning, and contains
,.snt, eight columns of reading matter. The aim of
IN. nplishers will be to make 1t good paper, and
.,,it.be Offering for friendsin thu Atlantic States
TERMs-$5p per annum; $50 six months; So for
kIree mouths.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-05
The Skeleton Clod Crusher,
OR FIELD ROLLER

This is an Implement tong wanted by the farmer
of this country, to whom it will be of untold value 1t
is composed of 3-inch sections, which operate nde-
pendenty Of each other, and will thoroughly pulver-
ze, breaking every lump of earth, leveng the land
and leaving sprnkling of loose earth the surface
to protect the terminating grain in its early stages
and secure and protect it from drought greatly in
creasing the yield, besides preparing land for the
better operation Of the reaper
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-05
TENNIS
.E-iftv Cents I2or Week

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. square of twelvelines anu
more than six lines first insertion 49, each subsequen
Snserton 81 50. When advertisements inserted
tuervas each insertion will be charged the first
for half square of six lines more than three first
insertion $2 each subsequent 81. For three lines
ortess first insertion 81 so. Monthly Advertisements
tf one square of l2 lines, $40. When changed at the
end VI each month, an extra charge will be made
For halfa square Of lines, and more than three
tines, per month, 81. For three lines per month s5
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-05

E9y-It would be uncharitable too severely
to condemn for faults without taking some
thoughts of the sterling goodness which min
giles in and lessons them.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-05
Smiths Patent Gang Plow,

which was tried at the State Fair in Marysvie, and
the County Fair at San Jose the entire satisfaction
of every observer With this Implement, one man
and four horses can do the work of three men and
six horses with the single pow, and in much better
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-05
DAILY DEMOCRAT
PUBLISHED Daily Y(MoNDAYs ExcEPTED) B,
A. S. RANDALL & co.

p,VDALL, s. B. CHRISTIAN, J. +. WHITAKER
" RLooR, W. BoULwARE, J. o. HEATLEY,
bonn r. RIDGE.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-05
~EE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT

rsy- Office in fremont Block, corner Maiden Lane
mi Second street.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-12-05

AAS hSNAO5OA4 l. AlW
This all Important Pow deserves the special atten-
iion Of every cultvator in State, and we invite
them to call and examine those made by US.
We have various styles of Plows, fitted to every
use. In fact, We manufacture to order any style o
Plow needed by the California grain grower or the
cultivator Of the soil in every branch of cultivation
We also offer to patrons the following Imported
Pows: THE CELEBRATED
Cincinnati Eagle Steel Plow,
We have them both Right Hand and Left Hand. These
Plows are most favorably known by all who have
known and used them, as they combine strength and
durability, and are of easy draught.
Galena, Boston & N. Y. Plow.
We also offer at low rates.
ESlOW Materials,
Such as Plow Wood, of the best timber, thoroughly
seasoned; Plow Wheels Pow Coulters, (rolling stan
ding, hangng,) the Plow Cevis Hooks, Chains, &c.
HARRO WS,
Square, Double, and Extra Size; Broadcast Sewers,
Horse Cultivators Horse Shoes Tanning Mills, Grain
Drills, Cheese Presses, Butter Working Churns, Wine
and Cider Presses, with every other implement of
utility Cultvator Teeth, Harrow Teeth Plow cast
ngs, Extras, etc.
The above Goods are all offered for sale and they
will be sold at such prices to defy competition, and
that they shall continue tn give him their custom, and
thus SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRY
The articles offered as Imported are such as
are not yet manufactured here but the subscriber is
determined to engage in their manufacture, offer
a better at the earliest moment, and thus his estab
lishment shall Offer exclusively HOME MANURAC-
TURESi
Also, Agent for John a. Pitts Celebrated
Threshcr and Separator.
r. OGG SHAW,
Agricultural Implement Mandatory,
Corner Sacramento and Davis Streets
ocl5.2m San Francisco.