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THE MARTYRS AND THE FUGITIVE.

BY THE REV. s. II. PLATT.
Author of The Gift of Power" &c. and Christ
and Adornments," DC.
thrilling work Slavery and the Slave
Trade, detailing the capture of family in Africa
by the Slave-deaers, their fearful journey to the
coast, the horrors of the middle passage" their
sale in America and subsequent martyrdom the
slavery of their son. his terrible suerings and per-
ilous escapes founded upon fact, but fctitiously
disguised in order to shield him from detection.
and published for his benefit.
Sent postpaid upon the receipt of 38 cents
CONSTITUTIONALITY OF SLAVERY
BY LYsANDER sPOoNER.
In paper, 294 PIP. 8vo. Price IS cents, or post
age paid, SO cents.
REVIEW OF LYSANDER SPOONER,S ES-
SAY ON THE UNCONSTITUTION-
ALITY OF SLAVERY.
BY WENDELL PHILLIPS.
Price 25 cents Postage cents.
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FOR SABBATH SCHOOLS.

GOSPEL FRUITS.
OR, BIBLE CHRISTIANITY ILLUSTRATED.
1872 PIP. 18mo., cloth, gilt, 35 cents. A Prize
Essay. By Maria Goodell Frost
AUNT SALLY,
OR, THE CROSS THE WAY OF FREEDOM
A narrative of the slave life and purchase of
the mother of Rev. Isaac Williams, of Detroit,
Michigan. 18mo., CLOTH gilt, 216 DID,. illustrated
with llfe-like ikenesses. Price 35 cents.
MEMOIR OF MRS. MARY LUNDIE DUNCAN.
$40 pr- iomo., cloth, gilt, 40 cents
CHRIST AND ADORNMENTS.
A prize essay on Christians adornng their per-
sons with jewelry and gay and costly attire, etc.
l6mo l7lpp., cloth, gilt 25 cents.
LETTERS TO SABBATH-S SCHOOL Chill
DREN ON AFRICA.
Three vols, 18mo., each 206 pp., cloth, gilt, 80
cents each. BY George Thompson, Missionary to
the Mendi Mission, West Africa
GERTRUDE LEE,
OR, THE NORTHERN COUSIN.
1873 PIP. 18mo., cloth, gilt, rs cents.
RIET AND ELLEN,
OR, THE ORPHAN GIRLS.
l22 PIP. l8mo., cloth, gilt, 25 cents.
LITTLE JENNIE AND HIS MOTHER,
AND THE KENTUCKY SLAVE sIRL.
"a PIP. 18 mo-, cloth, gilt, price Is cents.
WALTER BROWNING,
OR, THE SLAVE PROTECTOR.
"a PIP. 1Smo., cloth, gilt, 20 cents. Founded on
fact.
LETTERS TO YOUNG CHRISTIAN.
18mo., 108 pp., cloth, gilt, 20 cents. A profit
able guide to those entering the narrow way that
leads to life"
NOT A MINUTE TO SPARE.
ll6 PIP. l8mo., cloth, gilt, % cents.
A HOME IN THE SOUTH,
OR, TWO YEARS AT UNCLE wARREN's.
140 PIP. 18mo., cloth, gilt, % cents Exhibit
ing the sinfuness of slaveholding in terms suita-
BILE to the comprehension of juvenile readers, not
so much by narrowing details as by reason and
reflection on the influences which make men
Shareholders, and its enervating and brutshzlng
effect on society where it exists
MEMOIR OF REV. LEVI SPENCE1fh' liz
By Rev. J. Blanchard, D. D. PIP. cio'n' eN7
CHILD'S BOOK ON SLA
OR. SLAVERY MADE PLAIN.
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iiiT T1IpE n"F OF THE SCHOONER PEARL.
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zen Pcents. By Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe.
II includes the whole account of that memora-
BILE capture of the schooner Pearl, which produced
sncb a sensation in Washington d. G., IN the
1-ear 1848. The facts are well authenticated
THE POWER OF PRAYER,
With other Christian duties, illustrated BY exam
pies. By G. Morley. 36 PIP. lSmop o0ar'''
A, SHORT MEMOIR OF SAMUEL Dun
NELL, ESQ.
40 DID, 18mo., bound, 10 cents
THE GOSPEL OF THE JUBILEE.
An explanation of the typical privileges M sch, the
ed to the congregation and pous strangers BY tne
Atonement on the morning of the Jubilee. &c Le''
XIV: 9-46. By Rev. Samuel Clothers i0ln'''
cloth, 80 cents. rorv
SLAVERY AND INFIDELITY,
OR. SLAVERY IN THE CHURCH NsUREs NFIDELlri ~
THE WORLD.
u DID. 18mo, paper, 8 cents cloth, gilt IL eehN
= BY Rev. W. W. Patton.
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BOOKS.
PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE BY
L THOS. HAMILTON,

48 Beekman street.
THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY
OF FEMALE SLAVE.
In one vol limo. Price One Dollar.
EXTRACTS FROM RECOMMENDATIONS AND NOTICES.
From Hon. w. II. Seicard
DEAR SIR just on the eve of my departure
from home received the volume which you had
sent me entitled the Autobiography of Fe-
male Slave" / read it with fixed interest from
beginning to end, and have met no recent pub
lication that has seemed to me so truthful, Just
and benevolent, and so likely to touch the hearts
and consciences of men in regard to the practice
of slavery. Accept my thanks for it, with my
best wishes less for the sake Of the author or for
your own than for the sake of our country and of
humanity, that the book may obtain a free and
wide circulation / am, de-, DC.
" But here at last is genuine, bona fde voice
from the South. Out of the very company of
the Shareholders themselves bristiing with def
ance of the world, comes this wall of mingled
pity and condemnation "-Anti- Slavery Standard
Each page, each line, each word seems drawn
out of seething cauldron of hnman agony, drip
ping from its bloody baptism. - West. Lit Mag
THE NORTH AND THE SOUTH.
A Statistical View of the Condition of the
FREE and SLAVE STATES. By Henry Chase
and Charles W. Sanborn. Compiled from Off
clal Documents. 12mo., bound In CLOTH Price
80 cents.
The able editor of The Eoening Transcript.
Boston, speaks thus of this work
"Ths little book contains vast amount of in
formation respecting the comparative condition
of the Slaveholding and non-Slaveholding States,
as to territory. population, industry, wealth. edu-
cation, intelligence, religion moral advancement
and general progress The work must have cost
great deal of aborious research and it certain
ly presents arguments in favor of freedom on ev-
cry page. 1t contains just the kind of informa- |
ton that should be more generally known in all
sections of the country. We hope there will be
a public demand for thousands of copies"
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LIST OF CoNTFNrS -.

Llol UF CONTENTS ,r,r
Church Music. IN M ~ llN PARTY
Abide with Us. m rue y dead Christ
The Close of the Year ne Episcopal Service.
Gods Pity. Ipngregatlonal Liturgy
Closet 1lH anu the Patriotism and Libertv f1.
| Faults in. and a;,. Where Christians Mes,
Prayer. nra Uan's OF character.
Forsaking God. tooine NJ Little Trou-
| A Rhapsody of the Pen. !. Sin p
| Christian Consolation. Died d'"ed :" and |
Phases Of tha e@T; T;mes s0' Humility Before God
Fullness of God. tian 'ecome a Chris
Cause of Dull Meetings. Gods w;tno
Sudden Conversion tian Es",ss Easless to Chris
Total Depravity Apostors rsity. MY:
Working with Errorists. The Progress 1isters; ss
The Day and the Desk tianity, VI Vhris-
Is Conversion Instanta- Duties Of ReEo;o,,.,>
neous; fishing Societies N'-
Inc above volume contains, among other int,
esting matter, the celebrated Theodore parLoa,,
articles on Total Depravity, and the now famon.
speech before the (Boston) American Tract Soo;a
ty, in answer to Daniel Lord, Esq, thorouoblvV ,o
vised by the author. IT.
Copies sent by mail, postage paid, on recent of
price. 'p' ="
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BOOKS.

VIEWS AND EXPERIENCES
OF
X L L = Q Us sUBJr
b3 ~ nASRY WARD BEEcHTp >
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CATALOGUE OF PUBLICATIONS
OF THE
American Reform Tract and B00k Sorietv

GOD AGAINST SLAVERY,
FREEDOM AND DUTY OF THE pUTprr
TO REBUKE 1T,
AS A SIN A GAINST con
BY REV. GEORGE B. cHEEvER pD
Price so cts, postage Is cts.
This volume contains the sermons delivered bv
Doctor Cheever, to immense crowds, at the Church
of the Puritans, and elsewhere, in October last
and his magnificent address at the Academy q;
Music, and is a 12mo. book of 272 pages printed
on handsome paper in large type, and neatly
FABLES OF INFIDELITY AND FACTS
OF FAITH.
A series of tracts on the absurdity of Atheism
Pantheism, and Rationalism. By Rev. II. Patter,
son. 12mo. $50 PIP. cloth, so cents. A work ad
mirably adapted to the wants of the times.
EVIDENCE ON THE SLAVE TRADE
l2mo. III PIP, cloth, 25 cents Evidence Of
over so men, before select committee of the
House of Commons, in England, in 1790-9l.
HINTS TO CHRISTIANS.
Designed to aid in their efforts to convert men
to God. Flexible cloth, stamped, 18mo., 81 pp
10 cents; paper covers, cents.
SINNERS FRIEND.
81 pp., paper cover, cents A reprint, more
than two million copies of which have been puh-
hshed in twenty-six different languages.
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BE'UriFUL ENrRACT,

The following beautiful tribute 10 Woman
was written several years ago. IL occur. In
{. tale Of touching interest, entitled The
Broken Heart
'oh, the priceless value OF the love Of
Pa'e woman Gold cannot purchase = gem
80 precious Titles aud donors conier upon
the he.rt no such serene happiness. Ia orr
darkest momeuts, when di-sDpoiutment aud
ingrsutude, with corrodiug care. gather
thick arouud, AID even tbs gauDt run Of
poverty mensces with bis skeleton iuyer.
1t gieams around the soul With an angel,
smiie. Time cannot mar 80 brili,abcy
disfsnce but s,reng hens its influence. boli.
and bars cannot limit its progress Il follows
the prisoner into his dark cell, aud sw.stens
the homeiy mofsti that appeAses hi, Lu1ger
aud Ia the silence Of midniga, IL pa,.
around his heart, aud in Ia. dreams he folds
to his bosom tae form Of her Who love, on
sIiil though :be ~oTlJ has tu.usi eolsly
from him The couch made by hssd Of The
loved ooe IS sofi TO the weary limbs Of the
s'ek sufferer, .nd the portion administered
by the same hand loses half IL. bitterness
The pillow carefully adjusted by Lee brins.
repo.e 10 the feyer-d brain, aud her word,
OF kind encouragement revive the sinking
spirit. Ia would almost seem that God
comps.sioostIbg -omau's 6rst great fraiIty
had planted this jewel in her hr..t, whose
besvenlike influence shouli cas-; into FORGET
fulness mans remembrance Of the Fall. by
buIlliug up in his heart another Eden
where perennial flowers forever bloom, and
crystal waters gu.h FROM eahaustles, fouu-
tains
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Tus rs.-iDsstISA 1900

The boy - nov living -ho oil be Pfssi.
dent of tbs us,isd States ~ 1000 lie !.
shout ten % isslve yssfs of sge. 81. 70.
Tsbts srs IN bpmbls eifcsm.tahsss lot II
sterlipg usts q character sbI fhsi, son
q not oae ~ thoss dry hoi.y bsys. that
spsbd theif dsys, sysnings s1d Sasha,bs IN
idlsues. and roudssm On ths eoutrs,y.
BE- 10 q ,efiog- cast D. vstg siudiSus ssd
uiibsl - vsil behaved Teacher wsy -.u
seigh ell yosf fssponsibiluy The fa,srs
Pfes,dent may be 10 that rrsm msr eiass that
yos ,hisk scarcely sortby u . resgestfsl
stishtioo Whst boy sf sli or readers
oil l'y claim - The dIsiiseti0a , Kseol
lsetihs faiurs Pfssitsn: is not fossd snosx 2
shs sabbath breakers ibc every dsy i4isss.
the evening Tovdi~s. ibs bls.pbsmoas. TEE
vulgar, % saooe those that love sad msts
iie Hs - 90, ore n thos- sbs bride
81 mssltss - teing Yostk Ams,ies' saa
despite The satbOfiiy of isihsr. az bsesk
assy from fte geot's fesrsist q GOD
a5tbsT
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rsx Lo.O -. ..vAa s.r nsow :

"rsss TAesbsss sslssss ~ ssaisvan9 -.
seds's of Rev. d.. wsessss, Q ssosAssssA
PesssAss u sls CAsssA q ssssi.sS b sesss-
rcd sesst sAs ysss ty7s; ,ssa
Bs'issss bss>shs hio - Ls>Ss, - -.
day. ssss pes'isg he Hssss q LssAs -
curiosity iadsosd lin 70 nsks q s6oss b
step IN ssd sss then. Ness we're ,doisssl
vithout 90 order, sHssps ssb,svSsp sv,-
wants. wsbssss, bsise iRssv,., - ~. -
requested sdoissssss.
What Lord Do joe hsloss 70 . aid u.
doort-spsr
To the Lord JsAovsA,' rsyiied Webster.
To Lord JsAcvsh, replied tie i..ess
Il have kept here ssvss yssss, Ass b. ., no,
heard Of such . LORD 'Jssk,' ssA hs 70
bis fsllov keeper 90 sAs fress sssp., here's
cha? sho ssys be belosss 10 sAs Lord Js
hovsb do yos ksos sses Losdr
Never hesrd Of hin. ssid Jush
Hot ss'd Mr. Webster, (siIli.e 10 lee,
up the iilssiss, } sAsss - ssss Lssl.'
'P..sn 10, said Jssk 'Is'Doss ics ss.s
poor Scotch Lord
This occurred - psvisA vbss - -
- tsssty II ell NE 9sssfssssssse - n.
rd districts in EeGlast sesit rssA he n.
be or write bis ovp ssos SsbkssL sshsols
we're iairodscsd 10 i1s3 Msv ~ p,ssl.
are ,n'sihsssi ssd happy 80 80 scs ss,y
rssd aud sriis bss ksos vho sAs .Lera r..
hovAh' is
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Few persons are at ell sware Of the evil
dous 10 others, or the injgry inflicted on
themselves ~ the s,Dgle see l-s, Of paSc,,.h
~ as 20 the payment Of debts. There are
many men II business who would not bs,e
tber note 10 bsnk unpriJ at maturity for
soyth'ug, or debt q honor forgotten. ard
vet they uill say 10 their poor creditors TO
and come agaia, time npon tine Inlssd
sith many men. the whole bsisnee living in
their bssksfs hands 80 osteptiousIy 10 te.p
mp their Credit IL made 10 II small sun.
long overdue bat out of which the r,oper
owners are kept by various device. Win
some ~ - msrs carelsssnsss. ~ith sth.r.s
's'tlsd pribo'ple, that it y never safe ~ vie.
20 pay any sun OF money 80 long nc the
payment csn. hy any art or arti6os 10 de-
lsysd. They are not dishonest TAsy mean
To psy bu, Boti'li the last prseIicsl pom.st
We've is . dsbi Of hnuor they -oald pay ia
10 direct ba, mscbshis. sseoost or store
account of . few dollars may bs sent foy sd
sent for dozen tunes sDd there ). no sense
of wrong or sveo i'pPol,cy 30 ell thi. delay
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

~ The Archbishop sf Dsblia tells Of
hor'euan .ho, hs,,ss less bic vsy, ssas
complete circle vhss the esss ysus6 -
finished. seeing he sssks u - AsrsSs
hoSf', and never assssiss sAss sAsy vsss
thees Of his sss bssss, be rsjsissd asl - =,
'Isi, 81 lssst sAsss ne thss sa 10 seos
sfseh Whss Tie sssosd sisesis vss fss-
Dishsd. the sisss u tssvsl vsss dssbss
and be said. Nov ssss,J I - 10 . bsssss
v'y, sod sitA The ssseississ u every ssssd
the marks iserssssd, all ~ sss ssss.i.
that As ssss - 10 ssos issqsssssd tk.-
roushfsss bet ell sks vAi,s hs - siAisr
'ner bis horses ssii, ssa dsesi,sl BY sss
track Of bis ovn error. So IL b With nss
ths, ride . bobby.
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soUs.si. svw rmk s,uAG.

Never be cast down by triass IL spider
breaks his ~sb twenty times, twenty times
~ili he mend IL again Make up Jour mind
TO do thing, and you uill do ii. Fear not
If trouble ccnes upon you keep up yosr
spirits, though the day may be = DARK one
'TfSabs hsvet lasts lorever.
The eafsssI Gay gill pass away
IL the sun is going down, look up to the
stars Il the earth is dark. keep Jour eyes
on heaven. With Gods presence sp4 God .
promise, . man or cbild may be shserfai
Never ee.Psii sh.n ,or's IN tie st
Asunsh'sy mVrhinE E~ii com. ui'hou, -sraiur q"
Misi Via; YOU rua a.lcr. Never be eoa
tent With q bubtle what viii burst or, Ore
uood that will spd IN smoke and darkue-,
Buy What you eau keep, sai which is worth
keeping
Som,,hing ls.iinr that siii .sy
wh'n gold and silver hr away
Fight hard sgAir.t Lss,y temper. Anger
vii come, but rs.i.t u strongly. A spark
may set . house on hre 4 n, of passion
may cause you to mourn all the days Of your
LIE Never revenge sn injury
Tie ihai revetge,h know, 10 re,t.
The MEEK Po,sess p.aceisl bt,s,l"
IL you have an enen.y, act kindly to him.
aud make him your friend You may not
win him over at once, but try sgsia. Let
one kndnes' be follo~cd by another. till you
have eompsssed your end. BY little and By
little, ttiDgs are completed
"Wser falling cay by cay.
Wesrs :h- hsfGcstroes sssy"
Aud 30 repeated kt6dn-,, will soften .
heart Of stoue
Whatever you do, do i, williugly. A boy
that Is ~hipPrd at school never learn. hi.
Lesson ~ell \ man that is compelled TO
work, cares DO, hos badly it /. reformed.
lie that pals of hi. coat eLecrfull,. and
sings while he work, /. The man Tor me
a cheerful 'PIfiI g-', On que.
sfsnh.er "a ,h- mui val ,itcs'
Evii thoughts are worse cnemie, than lion,
and hgeTs, ior We eau get cut Of the .ay "
Wild beasts but BAD thoughts win their ~sy
everywhere Keep your heads aud heart.
full Of good thoughts. that tue bad thoush,.
may not fnd room---
BE on your guard and .'rive and pray.
To drTe Ihs eSii thoughts a~s,"
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AFRAID % WAasso pua vsuss
LAOk0o

'B,idss, us hired - 'hsip' 10 s.-Als
boarding school. sna sss said V ring ID.
'er'' bell aSi IN ,As sossisg. A,ss'ss,Sk
the PaP'is ssss seqsissA TO sssssA pss,ss-
but for several mosainss alsss Brids.s go.
usnosd her lseors, nssy vsrs susssslly tar.
dy, giving - % sxeas. that ',As, all sea
he,r 'A. r'sirs-eell.' Bridges v~s assssis,
BY the hsaa et The Isssisssiss - V ,ss -.
ner 10 sAssA sAs disehssssA hss ds., ss
r,osios the bell Share. Nara she ssplisd
| ne',r rinss N very Aasd, Eos fsar .isAs
wake the Young lsdiss
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De!Is,s ed Fyiy Cs.f' per ssss-s II pad in sa
esaes. Two DotIsas.
0eWhenever payment ~ deferred bey osd the ssPi
~stioa Of the year iatere.t - ~ be eh.rged.
tSsbseri yt,oss .sonth. Ors DsiaS sad Jr<n-
~ .S<s G~~fs. to be pad ,srsr,abis IN sdssaee.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
sC The wrs. ot advertising are, for square or less
C)ss Efar, fir three iasertoas-isrgrT oass IN the
SEQ. propostioa. Zach Continuance Trr~iy nee
Cali per saaare.
slvsrtse 20 be considered BY the month or
war s,ie,s specified os the Nssu.erPt or Prs'oas-
ly srr~~d spos betwees the psrtiss.
t- .i.-r',.~~--t not a.-rksa On the eors for
,r>e,ssi Rsnser II IN will tie coat'oasd un'i
riered oat. ssd p.ymest .,aeiei arccrtia-iy
'RssuLss tpyEsrissss~rs.-To avoid anN mis-
Sderssssiias o. the ps't oftAs Asas.i Ai'sfii.sr'
a 4. proper to state a,,r-SffH that their prt,ieg.
osiy extend. 10 their immediate busisrss Real ts
tate, Legal sad AT other rAi,siiemsui..shtey them
TO be 80 sii,tiosst chsrsc. ,sd NJ 'srs'ioa
eSdu bsss,s.i adrsri,,s~s"i' asii = -1'f 70, ."
rask. GALItHtF N 20.
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DtDs TsNs AsV go ,r.

a i'ils gifl, sftsr fsisrs,ss fsom sksvsb.
shere she 80 eellestsys sskss ~ fof ihs
Ersi tine, rsisisd sbss tel plsss, ass. snosE
other ihisgs. sks ssid visk eli lee sbslsiss
issessSes, 'As, ssa pssssd srossd . yisss
'hss Asa soas @onsJ On v bus she ssSst
take spy
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P 0 E I X Y j..
COLDEs AGaOasEs.

Obi there ere soldes memories
Arossd ny hear, io-nighi.
And ssii saE.l.e voices
That nase sseh moment bright,
And eAessssed fofas cone to me
Up The din sisles Of yore.
And loving sssts clap ny ovs
As they we're uoai b~isfe
Bright eyes Ia mine are Esiins
Wnh many = lov,-,old team.
And precious though, are casing
Der lie some sunny xcsm
Alb these are golden mom,aIs.
And treasured up by me
BY far. by far the dssr.L
la lime. e'.iumslisCss
Bu, where are The cherished jewel,
That grsced each childish hour
Ard threw DER lite sirsEr- hesutv
Like ,one s~eei ifssrsIi aovsr'
All, that the ssed.st Sus.iioa.
NV heart. 10 answer ihee-
For line hAlh dealt not lightly
With those 30 dear 10 me.
foh Hssvea hath ssrhered irsasstes
Within her sIo's shoo.e vide.
And though esrih 200 look, dresry,
There's light st .vendte;"
Bat hush, isint heart. the,e ,,gAinrs,
And daily strive that thos
Nay one day bssk IN eiorv,
And deck thy SAVIOR. brow.
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OD HOTEL
United STATES HOTEL.
VA .UJNGTOE. ID. e..

'V'H-. unfcfsisned respectfully inform. hi.
e 's and The public generally hat M. uo.
.fl hss herh gfratiy enistgtd by he addition of .
''iF' paf'"is aLd chsmh~fs aiso. many Improve.
mrhN aha s'ifac'ions have ben mace IN the Bo.
'si popFf, whtrh snsbiss kim &C. assuf, su wbo
meHr lhis use 'heiI home, whilst 10 The Nero
l'f iha' n shsll b. second "a none Tor eomIott
'"H p.rS."ie. We hrprs ~ strict attention 70 the
~'"'' 'l A'' ga~si' 90 merit cOntaasace ot the
va fonsg % literally bestossd opoo bin h,,.t".
fufr
''h' oily lIOiei Wbich chafre. l,,. ,b.n
l. o. SMITH
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OCTOBER TO MAY.

The day thar hrishIra. halt the eauh
!. night TO hall. Al, .~eei'
Ones mourning il shoih.t. mirh
You wear yont tfisb' y,ar- Ike crown
VINE miGe dead gsrisnds ,ss lie down
10 chains about nv tee
The b'erze WHICH wake. the folded no.,r
Sseep. dead leave. from the Tree,
SO partial Time. a. hour by hour
lie tell. the rapid yesn-ehui
Brings bloom add besuIy ,ilI To 700
Bur leave, his blight wih me
The rain which call. the violet up
Oui OF The mci-ened mould
shsiIers The wind. .howsfs hafils cup;
For even s,ure hs, her pets,
And isvorins the nev forg,,s
To love and spare the old.
Thy shower which makes the bud Q rose
Beats Cd III. iilse-bioom
lam a i'i-c-so lite goe,-
lilac ID a. has ouIlir,e May;
lou arc = blu,h.fo.e. weusdsyl
pass and give you room
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
SAPPINGTON HOTEL,
THE GARTER HOUSE,"
thstis s.to>.s, J. H.,.,, 1,,,,, y,.

THE GARTER HOUSE."
t""'"''"~"' Jtn'r.ss csan,y. Sirsi.i..
'INhE nnee,sign-d having purchased IN. hot.
L prop cry. "a Chafleslo~n, Va, 50 long and
I~Voralil SuUsh
CARTER'S HOTEL.
"sts "pehed he saiEc Tor the recrp pIvn OF visitors.
'hT pfopneiots pledge their every rIrr,iop Tor
me Somi'Ii snd pleasure % their patrons,
ihciT ram. WiH he suSpl,rd with ryr,x
af"td; "a"
Their nan furnished with n r,n-,,l ,.,o,,.
nrnt OF 'ie very bc,t Liquors.
Their large and airy ~TAVV = attended ~
sohcf and careful OstrrS
hEe'Y department. viii be under the careful ,ur
Teillancs " The Projectors or their A..i,,sn,s
oys'rfs L'iuoIs, Cigars. aud Horse Hir, tny..
''"o'y 'A'h' X REDMAN.
JAMES ID. GIBSON
Messrs Retmsn & Gibson. a. will b. SEEN by
~ ~, "1'ue ''d' having ir.ome proprie,ors OF my
lio'ri Property. ! would r.srecifuIIy commend
Ihrm 10 The patrons OF the ,stabii,bm,p, ,,a ,o
,'e puoU' generally. feeling assured that u will
20 , hcnr "' IT. iotner reputation ir heir hands
80. 'he 'nrfSEements contemplated ihe House
u"i nave additional aivsntases and can th,r,.
i"ie "ih tonhttnce and pleasure earnestly re-.
commend ne e>iatiIshmrht, knowing thstupdrr
ih'if control The II use will lie good. quiet ana
oTdct'y IN evrry re>r~ci
Respectfully
"a 400. ISAAC ". CARTER.
HAVING lu'i rctuinci from the Eastern Mar.
Het', with choice selection OF Liquors Ale, Por.
Ter, &c We ohrr tue Iol lowing lisi which Ne viii
eel On moderate terms. by The gallon. dozen. bot.
t.e s.. "' O"''
Choice "srisneii-' Pale Brandy;
do Dark do.
EIta Pale Brandy IN BouI..:
N'fy hLe Old NatriIa 10 DO
O.t Rye Whi-sey 10 years oII:
DO. do fn
Holland Gin:
Bass Celebrated India Pale Aie;"
Doves Scotch Ale,
b"tci@y s PrT-in's London Brown Sou.
Spicet Oysters hy th- Can ar Plate
REDMaN s. GIBSON
Carer House Nav ~ 1857
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

Sow ~ rHE EwAvnps.-A Christ,as, ,tssssl
ing on stesm boa, ,distribstsA ss.css wbils
they we're taken ssd reed BY nasy,a . sss.
'lemso took one, ssd fold,ss it up, sst i ~
9th his Psbknifs iote sssll p,sess iAse
holding u up 10 dsrisios. skrsv 10 svsy
One piece adhered 10 tis sost, 10 p.sksA Il
ot' and looking st IL, ssV osiy tAs word
God He turped 10 over on The other
side, 'E'srnity' They stood sss iu Hviss
words before Ai.. Goa .ksss~ssy.' Ne
vent To the bar, ssiisd fos ssssSy - Ssish
to drive the. sssy. Iss 10 vs,s. rksss
solsnn words hssstsd bin vAsssvss be vess.
us'l he ~ss bssssAs . psaitsss 10 the tsss
Of Jesus
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

\ horHsas PsArss.-As sashssss veil
says The boy thss feels bis ss.s is ,ss
toned IN Gspd sethsrs prayer, 10 sss-
psrstivelv 'sfs ffse vice sod The sais to
Sh'ch u l.sds. The ssssssss shoaghts thss
y. Willis ever pssssd, Grsv oct Of
re'ersnee to his pisus mothers prayer for
him Tosssd By ibs waves, is . weasel
which -" besrias bis he.svsra, be vse.s;
Sleep safe % -sse-ssss sss,s.s
Nor iss the sight. 900 ssss.. sss ~si
The ear Of Hssv,s beads loo 90 sss.
He comes 10 shore vso sails vsss s,~-