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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

Thus We have The most rsi,aBi> and iigteS an.
ihoriiy 81 The isirensic value spd merit 81 the
Corner Rcd ami IN our tay every mar 70 mater
how inhammabe possessions. can caifnlv 1T down
IN the midst oi The most violent under nrr. and
ie'' p"rie''lV s"'- 49, = > sls iss1 ~ rf6g-
rrfcaEiioss SEafa-i lightning his sfrcis are pei
irc'lF ami thoroughly secure sgainst eli harm
We vii constfDci the eupps rot snf mt n pob
hu'idinrs iof ihiriv.hve cens uef loot wiib points
'nsuis'ors 81 complete. fnsufance COW nan es
msse REASONABLE allowance when The copper rod
- pct up 10 buildings.
Address
CAMPBELL LEE
Ans 10 80 U.--s--.-- a,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
Genuine Copper Rod

with silver poin,s perfectly insulated viii glass
u Is agreed by Ph't"so pnets iaaG Copper from
eight T. Ten iiGics the condscIas power @: Iron.
and does MT TIst or curr"ie Iron reds when
coairn win rus, cease Iu be = conductor The
fe'siiye conducting payers oi different meusls -
best shosn by reference to the following ,ahlr rr.
pared -'sh grcai care and fully eutur ed by Pro
lessons Maupin and Smith 81 the UniyeI,ify Of
virginia j WtigSi and J w Narvis 81 Win.
chester and BUshrod TAYLOR u BertvVille " H..
Prot OF Chemistry ia Winchester Medical Col.
legr.
IL Ne lake wires OF the following metals. at
eqna' hieko,ssand length. sot pass through hem
lhr same amounts 81 circiricIty snd fcpfrsrut The
conducting pos~F at silver. which - the test nr-
taliie conductor known. ~ 100 We shall have th-
following Tssults.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
POLITICAL.
. WAIT pOR Tn gF.


Tk- hesriA II svsrs-the Are 10 bright,
The Kettle sings foe tea,
The eio,h 10 spr~s.. the lamp 10 iirh',
The asAss s~okr IN naptia, White.
Asd sov wait for thee.
Gone hoae, love. come, tby msk ~ done.
The clock ticks iisiinsy.
TAs biiads s,e shsi, Ihs certain eova,
The an chair 10 the ars-sids drawn.
The Ssy 10 % ~ tses.
'C,ae Asae, love cone, HE deep fond eye
Lcets tsssd him wisfa,iy;
AID vses sAe vhisperiss winds 70 BY.
~ v 10y vsieoee sseps usrs nigh,
lie ersss sssl,isGly.
ta'vsis he fade the welcome vaia,
Asa tsras his slssce on nice
10 earnestly, that yet ssais.
HI fssa cato nv hesn strain.
Thai glsaee 10 90 like thine.
nv ssst - Done. ve miss ,hse here;
Wtssees Thy fooss,eps roam.
Ne heart vi,i sp-sd sseh Kindly cheer.
Ne bsss,ss hesrt, 40 ,is'esiss esr,
Lite thuse vAo vsii thee home.
A.. ses s,oss the erc.s walk fss'.
TIE veii.taova step doth CONE;
TAe bsas 10 dawn, the sste 10 past,
TAs bsy 10 siid si,A Jay ~ last
A tsossasa vsieoues somr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
WASHING MACHINES.

WASHING MACHINES.
I'HE nodefsizsrd bsvisr purchased the Patent
u 81 ROHR a. DAVIS Washing Msehine tor
''hf's"n C"unis, sfe Bos engaged IN manaIsc.
inf'ar ssd vii be able 20 lee days 10 supply ell
hose "a ~snt Address.
JOHNSON a STEPHENS.
oe'' . 10y. ChsfleslO~n, Va
CERTIFICATES.
C"sstssro~s. Va. Masses. isss.
Messfs R0hf a Dsvs-I have one of you,
washing Machines IN use In snV iamliy. and 6ad
o ." sa'ssf he pofPose sdnisbiJ. I hsve u.ed
several dihetenf k,tas Of Ws.sias Nschises ssd
dsspaifed Of ever ssttinR one 10 snsw,f IN, na,.
pee bot bad ySar. has removed every 4 Guilty
vsshiaT, eiean'n1. doing The wetk aoieElv ana
economically a. io soap, &c. sad a. hear rcad
see"an's OF 'he~ ~ssfevsr ihsy are tried, coma.
deaiJ fec0mmrad them 10 toe pablic.
f0Sfs Respectfully
r. M AIsaufTH.
Having ussd The Tub sBd oihsr wsshiae ma.
eh'a-s siihoHt 6sdisg oas 20 sn,ssf me psrpose
ssttsisctofilT-t SIS indeed 10 rure 49,, oae
manufactured by Roar q Dsvi.. snd dad ~ fs,
sapefiof IN every fespeci. o. sny have ever SEQ
anf bsVc % hsshaaey 20 recuanmssdtas ~ 10 Oh.
Pfolic - admifably scsP'sd "a ne pafpo-r ~
~s.hinF 800 efaniaE cloibes I uosh DOT ~
sNhnut otr iof any conslfFfaii0n
YOon Respscuany JAS N WEIGH
Hsfpsns.Fsfry Psb 81
Mess. RoAf a Davis Gestlsmsn -Yos,
Wishing Machine " preferred ~ M fsniiy Ell
- W"-H Plrssrt NHh W " GlFet nfrst safisfar.
i'on. ohe thinR kbsw ibs cioihss con. IN
it"eed 70 me middle ofihs vesk ih-ssa of ri.
day hight ~ SaBrday The AscE .asasnt. u.r.
ieciiy blessed 9Th Yoors Reply
JANRS " BROWN
H.vioE psfeta,ed one % Roar a Davis WISH.
inE hsehiass ssd haVisf gissn u . isiF ifisi
hars 30 hssiisscy 10 proaosocisg u The b.,t Ma.
rhins 81 ne tihf ' hsV' ever seen, and recon.
~ehd o 20 TO- public 81 sseA.
DAVID howell.
We ehesftuliy certify. ihst vs Asye used 4. 40,
lsmttss hessfs Roar 4 Dsvis' Washsse NJ
ehtns. sd csn recommesd ihrn 70 The pstsgr =
" iss isbof saved sas is fhe qsslsy ~ n. s,,s
doof - believe fhst thsg have 81 sqasi sss -,
Hoalt noi b wihoaf 0as tor SEQ tiass ~. vsfa.
=. q STEWART
WM ~ CRAicHILI.
french Wesk
4 Nol.bfRS, Uutefslssvss, Eirlss. ss5 Rs.s.
e ~ A.. W. caaMER
SPICgD ofS TRhS. essdi.e,. As. u, AL.
y BLEssINo
GoDkY Lssys Bcok for sac Nv
f"s'" Y " CAMPBELL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
VARIETY.
wAvsr ACQUAINTED.

Too dssatsa tlioss were waking along
10 ~ ssis. The drsoksos ous then ask
-:
sDiss fhis) dees-er~rsia (hic)"
ia coarse Il raiss, said Dick
IL sssver vss apparently satisfactory,
- shsy preceded several rods furth-r.
vhss sks qssssisc was again propounded By
~ ssxisss sssrehsr after ruth under din.
sultiss.
'Disi, s.y d thie) tell me doe'-er-
ssisf
.Jolasy,, said Dick solcnnly, I'm afraid
yer drank 10 sosrse il raining
IL very fev moments Jobay uas again
tsouslsA With doubts, aad s,ught u solve
shsu.
Dick. seems er.ms (biel ser going thic) er-
raia (helr
Dick exaspe,s'sd-.JOhony. yer fool
Don't yer See IL f.inio C-n't yer feel Il
Fsinis, Johnnyr
Johnuy-'Scu.e me u (hie / amt much
acquainted in this town th'c)
~As party Of Pixies Peaters we're
starting from st. 10, fellow Of most
. seisms vissgs shouted out to them ss the
distasos Of half square:
Halo hold on there
The gold seekers stopped, while be came
up esd asked
Are you going TO Pixies Peak
'Yss,' Vas the rather crusty response.
well, wby don't you wait for the grass :
continued the isisrrogstor.
Grass = calculated ons Of the emigrsuts,
iupsiiently. What do We want OF grsss1-
We havsn't spy cattle
Very true but yos are matisg asses Of
yourselves ADD you ought to look out prov
ender'
Amidst the roar Of laughter which came
up from the crowd, the Pixies Peaksrs made
. general rush for the prosecutor, and 10Th
log bat . pimble use Of bis legs saved the
vsS from . sound drubbipg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
Great Oscillatiug WashIus Ma
M,r,.nsbafg. Berkeley County. va

This Machine is got up on 40 entirely new plan
ana - eonsidefej by those " no have u in use
10 be ine best that has ever been brought Z. The
notice OF .he American public; 70 fact the world
msy De challenged to produce ia equal. Among
the many scvantsees of this Mschinr over ali
others may lie mentioned the following: I.i A.,
simplicity OF construction, which makes IL aims
Impossible 10 get out OF order. 2nd. The ease with
which u IL operated-a child trn wears old ran
keep a. "a motion. Bird. Its speed which Is IN.
equsied AMI ssioni alike the operator and the
lookeron. 40. IL washes equally well the hnest
anc ngh'eh fabric. or the coarsc.t and h.aviesI
sOch a. Quilts and Comforts. SIN. UaIike All
oihef hines Tor the purpose, IL washes ui,hoot
wearing 70 The least, or removing buttons an the
contrary o. Is con hjvpIiy believed that ihr
washed In This machine will las, longer han II
washed by hapd
Reference:
Having bought Que of ConneiI a Lawrrpce's
Improved O.eillsiing Washing Machines and
after lair and foil trial Of the SANE feel iu,t.
hed IN saving that perform. b.. work 10 wsshin
clothes IN the most admirable niasner with very
iiiie labor and iouhie. No one can tail Ia see u
glance. when II is In operation that its sdspia.
ton tor The purpose designed 10 complete There.
Ioie lake pleasure IN Recommending this mac hins
TO the public. s'evrry way worldly ~ attention.
WIN. DORSEY
MsrI1shufg. Jan ~ 1859
HAVING used the sane machine, we concur 10
the above certificate.
Rev. I.aadstreet Rev. A. Tally R,x wm
Evans, y Reed. I'd. Tsbb, J. French 4 M.
hnSn. ~. Grim, q y. Ruthefiord John Dom
Ssrah HeifersisY. John Fisher David Tboms,
W Tshh Bernard Doll Cant Cha. Bosrmso
W SHAFT y Snyd-r, Ezra UrfusR, Jos.
Aihef Charles s. f.ee
P.S All orders promptly attended u.
JOHNATHAS MILLER.
MsfffnshufR. Va AnFit "a tsSg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
WIN ORDINANCE.

4 IL persons are hereby directed IN trmoye
EAifom their rtrmisr' al ID az! 90 .i,.., . ID
orvbsivc Places lhrf,un. sut q cat down he
weeds IN front oi same 90 lie rirrlc 81 me .frs,.
Thi' ofaef mu'tbe complied wth wilhll ua CAV,
from publication.
Adv a-gTo found upon the str-rtS Si-er Ia 6'ef5rk
a. nisai trt~scn ihr 1T Of ApEii ard he III OF
Ociutsr, IA any wear, e. aifttg O'Clock atr,eht
bet"rrn oei' Der isi ani Apri ~ a. the Nure,,t.
ing YEA shah - punished Wih RPS r,t *
ceedirs h,trrn. And The town Srrreatt,.,,.-,--,
10 ring lh- Couf' House hell a. len nitu.,,fr.
tore sAid hour "a notice 10 ,aiI ussr,,s 90 -.v,
the streets Not mole than i've n.gr,,s,taI a.
any one i'me sand together On a sidewalk 90 AZ
OF near The c.rnef Of street. aLt Isgt.es shall
never stand IN Sidewalk, 60 The tar..y,r,.rr-
81 white persons having 10 psss ty. and an, ne.
gro who shali violate itis oder AL he fu.l.t-t
~ sifipc' not exceeding hlren.
JOHN r GIBSON
Pfcstebt g. ard q liu,.r.
Julv - 1859 M
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
a CARD,
Fruit Preserving Cans.
NeDoNNELLs cATAwBA

vi GINGER WISE
eos er"''- rsr ~ vs- 9 's.- t-,--- ~,
tnrrsr frTuiautV iuefsss~s JagLvgsv Ioua,v
instances v'''ehi anscss 90 piautaa vefe :. .
siahilV cured while o. tursfsts ~ ease. the o.
monUorY 'ymr''ms vsf~ immrfiateIv checked
anf mprh sunrnrg prevented I B. 90 ever.
where. lbdigtfus. rDmn.uoiif.. a. Az. ~
are loud ~ ~ pfsise fs~ sttciss have eve, A..
CURE such nbbooEtet sed deserved yopuiariiy
in 80 shoia tine
" ihefe - snr % or rifiErns witch y very
u"'seN) VINO haFr no. 80 "ied his " iar W
ssy So 80 a. onrs isfar ssistr
GRO W CHAMBERS
HafpefsF~rFy Aus a t-,g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

= RI MaHgi.e;srsT.. r;.strt,. F.rne,,
---l keTpstS. 90 auy other persoa. ia ,r.t .
an ih''rsmeHt 10 execute sHy ktnd ~ Nstrts. go,
- R'sostasrs. H.aIs st.,s i4.s .ssnss ~ l.st 80
,n'aF ouIs Sr.oie Istch.,ibg >smr.r. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING !!

i lie subscribers legally zuihofiled agents ior
Ctnsuoeiing and pating up Amos Lions
Patent Lightning Conductors, arc no~ prepared a.
furnish ne Cii1rns OF Jefferson. Berkeley aai 3D.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

T. X. LOSlkE Prreirs -I...
Science Of Accounts. BY.iar... r...-
~ PHILIPS Profess ,'r
snt Commercial Caicuiar.n.
II IA DAVIES, A. ",iatr pt. .e.,.. III.
hrrriug
y g JOHNSON Professor g.. Penn.
WILLIAMS. E>l Ncf.ar. .I..
Rev REESE -. ID. C,um- ..
rRUs SIZES
In Do + kruor-y Hon Joshua Ns....
too Iha- 3. Swann, Wan. u k...
JActv IfuN Esq WIN kra
The 'im- 1suaiv required 90 com ...,
eDur'~ t'm CD - week..
ntp ml awarded 10 all Grafaa.-,
Lt'-Lar-r Circulars and Cata.,ss..
terms q. SEPT D. mail FREE - cAaf.-
NeaieN' T. h LD-Efs
'''r - BALM ..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
WHAT cons uIUTEs \ COOP sEa


WHAT cons IIrUTEs \ COOP -.
MACHINE
]. IL should - veil made, stlspIr Ia IA. c..
tiOa, sni e-sliy Kept 10 ORDER
: u >h"'ii make rIsHT IO,N-,tlrci SOD. aa.s
both .td.s Of b. H.t.u4i.
,. II .hOuld .ew aBy aEd al mate. a.. u.,.,.
seusd
1, should he able to o.c Cotton. rLr..l
directly tom the .ppri.
). it'hoai 20 able 10 iroun eo-fs, 90 90. A.,
from 'hoA IL 'hiH, s'th rapidty, anI WiJholfra.-r
the
.. hseou'd b. asi, :, make The tension -r.....
!s's, ca both The under sai uPpcf tbf..is co.
uaHsTHrN.
u should haze a siratsEf nrctI. No.. -
AIr,iiati 10 &, break.
Toe hvcaie sL@slj have perpcads,sIifn ..
Tn. - -b'oia'"iy Heee,sar, ,or h.av, wot.
u 'ho1d be capable Il 'Skiss "a u. ....,,
~. u should bs able TO b.ua With .b,.l.. ii
VIA h'a.fa~f: .hosIi 't' Oh. iciI. 90. aAa ..b.
u. u rhvuid be siwaystssdy to ~ctk
II. IL shaals b. e1y-ble uf asInx ti.. .,,....
thfsad va both side. Il ih- wotk, .aI - d. - 4. . b.,
co.of,J thtr4i 81 stIA. above - t-ioe Boz 800.
with .ay fNo roi.r OF cloth Ia b. .....t
- it'h1sd br able 10 faakra I.4s .t..,.,,r.,.-
1, II sAuuid be ubie 10 i.stsn p "a.
erfpfnrrc" .~wtng ugbtiN al the Gtst. .'.f
Is. u shcHA rue Ss.tiv aHd MAJ. bs- ..tfi. t...
10. IL .toa.a have wheels. . r.s.-. Il.
10 constant eon mast siih tie ~otk
u lt'h"ad not b. liable o. get nai .. .ti.r
4. IL 'hfulj not De- liable 'o tfssA tie thread .
IL w. .ttehr.
~ ii'houi roi he aece.ssry to a,e ., .seu l..-
81 wfrrch 80 ~ the sesJi-
-. Il should aOi b. iiahic % oil the ss..
dIs,s.
"a = sEaaia NOT isra I,ls. oa .h- ssJ-,
fsvvi OF, aDr b. ~astcful 81 thf,ai q. .ta .
With 49, GRAIN sttTca mtchiuss
% IL shuvld Not b. moe tfu.ble fha1 10 ..s r.
y AZ 81 these 4lssatarr, az p....,,rI .. fol-.
m,ehin,. LADD. WtB>TFR a 90
o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

.LlZL--e w 1-S-GT q
&U2 B.hlao,- Nf,,i Bahia
NANlfAt ilRERS uF IMPROVE
lI'h SIM lNs MACHINES. FORT,v
AMI NlHggeHrag EaatitslaD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
AnciinnnAr's Nnlice

U'tIE nt-ef.irre1 ofer. t,s ssfsiees 10 ne
u ruhie. ~ uti sii-nf io sales 10 CIafks
saf Isferpn Terms fsssonafIe
JAMES " FRAZIER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
FRESH BREAD

~ L.
hstua b. ~ sun. sniig esr,sfsr 30
hai HOLLIS sil ~ dsir ffsrsfsf
JDuN D BIZ $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
ErERY 1oUNo u,N

Should write Immediately Gr .a ...
shd B,su.ilu' Ofnamr1trt C.....
ing ne Ettrf,ut ard la.ttl. ....-
PrBmaAship, &c. Which ~ .- GO
NAL. hsss ~ eAay.s. Vih Ca c.. ......
L'st al stsGehis. Irfms C' T1U- n...
he Picss "a oar neN Syscn b.. D.
etc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
NOTICE

A IL psrsphs Enowihg iaruselv~s iutst,st 10
n ihe isfe tfm % Csmphel \ Cooke wul
come iofssfd ani settle - 10 tusil-s. mast bs
ciossi pp
Ell CAMPBELL
Aagast ~ t-5g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
Bread Bread.

I"t uNlrrsiFnfi hsrinr fmpi.f-t a. ~
'n.fi Base sih - ffsPzrt a ,rpl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOoks,.

I HAVE on hand large sssoument Of school
Il Bocss - a. are used ia thr ys,ioa. srbs..is
ui thu ioSn ani cuaaty Prfsuts sautihs BOX.
Of ihis klhf spa.d So eel o. CsIl asd eEsmias
nv ss.oumsnt before pgfthastfg eIssutefc Fof
szs ~ (Aug ~ q ~ CAMPBELL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29

GicH o. Lam Dura's Cha.Ne- Bsfsg~s %.
y iainss q Plsia s'urst stf s~iss White
Csmbfi- Pisia srf Psit GO .ais ~
low - W CRANER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-09-29
Frederick Female Seminary.
FREDERICK CITY. Mo.

FREDERICK CITY. MD.
FNfiE scholastic duties Of ihi. H. .i,u,on vii r..
res"~ed % M.s<au tie Sea ~ S,pis ~ ~ vert
f"r Dssrd ssa Isni@a iaeisSs.g fsrni,Scs
Re"~i. Lag AIS. Fssi Wasii.g, &c, se0o Ne, Sek.
isIi,e .es, psvst!e taif sra'iy - aSraao,
For Circuisfs and Other particular, sddrsss
II. wINCHESTEH.
Anz w. D President
Fifty Dollar Sewing
@AVRIXR.
VNHE Eureka Shuttle Sewing Machine Ptic.
Il $50 the most perfect Sewing Machine ever
mace, combining the Improvements of Ten Pa.
tents. Ts~y viii s,nch. Hem. F-I Rod and
Ss'h~r AMI ~,,i .es IRON toe hn~., Ca unht,c q,
The eosr>es and ihirs-si FAbrick inc luainr Leah
sr,n.'ns r'ared ot ungisyctC";Ion Linen Thread
sk.'n s"k 80 Iri.h, making II real Lock Stich
D. III SIDE. alike. that cannot ~ rsvrI,d R,ru.
lsrlv l,crns-d uadr- T.. How. ire Patent
Send tor Circular and sample. OF S-~iny-
Ahdie,s Nj. HOLS
Frau sni iiosard. Baltimore Md
Scpir ~ Ter ig-iv
, 1859-04-01

fypary: and that bad an the recommendations Of the
administration concerning been carried out by thai
body We Would have received mors favorable legSla.
iion during the past two yesr Of is existence than
during the four years that Mr.. PIERcE occupied the
position Of Chief Executive. The fact Is patent that
ever since Mr.. BUcHASAN recommended to Congress
the passage Of the LeeomPtOn Constitution for Kan
there has been amongst the prOfeSsedly democrat
&c delegations Of some Of the States stubborn, viii.
fui faetiOus opposition against him. which, in conDec-
ton with the Black Republican and Know.nothng ele-
ment have been intent upon the defeat Of all meas,
ures be might recommend and up to our last advces,
that body had been wnngling next to anarchy, over
depleted treasury instead Of sndsAvoring to adopt
measures TO afford a stimulant whereby government
might be enabled to pay tts honest debts.
From the reading Of the hopes deferred article,
person would be led 10 the conclusion that the wr
ter imagined that Mr. BUCHANAN was the Admnistra-
tOn and that the Erreufips possessed the ia'OmGng
power that he could appropriate money frUm the pub
lie treasury &c. Now as far the interests Of the
people Of this territory have been nsgieeSd for the
past two years. willing that the responsibility
should rest precisely where It belongs; and in reaf
hrming our belief that the administration has sought
to do everything for the promotion Of welfare that
we could reasonably expect, will close by making
up the following brief.
We take Il that Gen. CAss recommended to Cor
ess The purchase Of the interests Of the Hudson Bay
Company in midst, and that body neglected to net
upon 10.
That Secretary THOMPSON Of The Interior Depart
ment, recommended the confirmation Of. tie treaties
made with the Indians Whether the Senate has act
ed upon H. remains To he seen
, 1859-04-01

% We acknowledge our Indebtedness
to our delegate in Congress, Gov. STEVENS,
Hons. DELAzoS SMITH, SAM HoUsroN, Of
Texas, and S. R. CURTIS, Of Iowa, for val.
uable public documents received by last
mail
, 1859-04-01

% Considerable matter prepared for
to-day's paper has been crowded ont to
make room for the news brought by the
steamer.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-18
Cnder-shirfs and Draxser<.

lust receives an azzartasut - Undsr. scar 81 In
81 en-, Lisls Ihrssd. c4mhFsr. csssoa Had hzhs Ne.
sPr2a }. n nccLL.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-18
Twelfth Anniversary of the Temple
oTHonOr and Temperance.

The Temples of Honor, Of this city, will celebrate
the twelfth Anniversary Of the Grand Temple, on
Wednesday the 18th inst. by parade, in which the
independent Order of Good Tcmplers and the sons Of
Temperance will participate. All members of the
importance orders, and al visiting brethren are cor
daily invited to take part in the procession.
The Temples Of Honor will meet in Temperance Hall,
No 531a College street; sons of Temperance in the
Hall OF the Young Mems Christian Association at the
same place, and the Good Tempars in the FIremans
Hall, Public Square
The procession will be formed at precisely O'Clock,
aud will move follows:
Down College street to the Square, around the
square Market up Market 20 Union, through Union
to College up College to Church, up Church To Cher
ry, up Cherry To Broad, down Broad ID College, up
College Franklin, through Franklinto Cherry down
Cherry 10 Dcmumb ranc, up Demumbrane TO summer,
down summer to Church, through Church TO High,
down High Cedar, down Cedar to Cherry, and
down Cherry 10 the Gaieiy Theatre.
At the Theatre the exercises Will consist o. Music
by the Band and two addresses by eminent speakers
After the close Of the speaking the procession will
be reformed and move through Cedar street to the
Hall on College, where II will be disbanded.
The lady members of the Good Temptrs all ladies
and gentlemen friendly to the cause, and the public
generally are invited to attend at the Theatre and
hear the addresses.
Addresses VIII be delivered at the same place at
O'Clock at night. mayI1-td
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Annual Celebration of the Fire De-
parImenl.


The Fire Department OF Nashville will celebrate
their Anniversary THURSDAY, MAY 10TH, 1889.
The airc~cnt Companies Will take their position as
below and the procession will form ON Broadway, at
, O'Clock, z. NJ as follows:
Aids-Chicf Marshal-Aids.
No will form on south College street the right Of
the Company resting on Broad
No. will form North College street, their right
resting Broad.
No. viii form on South Cherry street, their right
resting on Broad
resting on Broad.
No will form an South summer street, their right
resting Broad.
Hook and ladder Company will form on North
summer street, their right resting on Broad.
The Fire Police will form North High street,
their right resting ON Broad.
The procession will then move up Broadway TO
Vine up Vine TO Cedar down Cedar To High !;
along High to Church down Church to Summer !;
down summer to Line along Line 10 College down
College 10 Locust along Locust to Market up Mar
ket the square; around the Square 20 College;
down College to Broad up BROAD to Summer out
Summer 10 Ash along Ash to Cherry down Cherry
to Bread down Broad to Market up Market to
Church. up Church To Cherry along Cherry TO Union;
along Union Market up Market To the Square, and
be dismissed.
The Chief Marshal will appear in citizens dress with
red sash.
The Aids will appear in citizens dress, with white
sash.
The Company Marshals will appear in their respec-
tive Company Uniforms with blue sash.
W. +. MEACIIAM, Chief Marshal.
MARSHAI's Arrs-No l, }. p. McKENIY; No. p J.
\. TaAxroN; No ,, A. 5 carr; No. 4, A, u. CREfsH-
roN; No. 8, l. u. wHALER. Hook and Ladder, -
SAYERs; Fire Police J. h. HUME.
May !, 1883.
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ARMSTRONG & Cove take pleasure in
directing the attention of the reader to the
advertisement of ARMSTRONG 4 CO., in this
mornings PATRIOT. They have in store a
great variety ofagricultural implements, ma
chimes, &c, oils, paints, marbleiZed iron
mantels, CRATES, &c, cements. and hundreds
of other useful articles. which they sell at
the lowest prices. The chief member of this
firm. Armstrong, is one Of tire cieverest and
most indeiatigable business men IN our
midst. and deserves the success which has
crowned his enterprise. Buyers viii do well
always TO give this house a cali.
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Tobacco.
Fairbanks Scales.
Star Candles,
Fine imported Brandies for Sale.

O00 BOXES Work and Theletts star Candles in
OOO store and for sale by
nova. HARRIS, GORDON co.
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The Purls journals have recorded the fol-
lowing singular and terrible fact: "A pyhsi-
clan, on his return from visiting patient
ignited lucifer match for the purpose of
lighting his pipe. In doing this spark fell
upon his finger, stuck there, aud burnt it. In
an instant the pain increased 20 such degree
that he seized his incision knife, cut out the
burnt part, and squeezed as much blood from
it as he could. The pain continued to iu-
crease, aud il was found necessary 60 ampu-
tate the finger. Some hours afler the pain
seized the whole hand. when be was obliged
10 lose that member. But II did not end
there. The arm was next seized with the
same agony, that was also obliged te be
amputated. The following day the doctor
died"