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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04

REcire roH D,arEHss.--W clip the FOL.
losing recipe from the Alsxssdris Gs,.us
Pa, toto bottle three ounces pimss,o,
lAhsPies) upon ubIch pour one pist best
french brandy -svssteh 9Th -biie Sugar
Dose A uins glass fuil every boor Tor three
hours, for an adult Por children dilute.
aud give table spoon full each hour -
Thus remedy hA. been kuous TO cure 10 ,io
lent eases " dmrrboa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
THE wAsHts ~.rtosaI soSr-
NEWT spftEVY

This a. oeisiion bss recently issued a
p'mpbls, sdd'es. 10 the peopl- Of the Uniied
States. inviting contributions u complete
the monument N urss Of erection at tho
nsiion.l esptai The sddress ssys the cor
Dsr-"ons vas laid 10 Is4s. md 10 sir years
the ohelisk vss raised 10 feet. At q cost q
$3.50 600 sipes 1854 il hss been rsi..d
only four feet 10 complete the .ksfi 10 iiS
height o. 5I7 feet will require s321 coo 81.
ditional. aod the -hole cost of the obel'sk
aud pantheon. or base will be 81 .i22 900,
20 that nssrly $500 900 uill b. rsquifed Tor
10 completion. Application uill b. made 10
the nrI, Congress Tor a subscription 81
5000 900 The yosr9 State 81 Cslifornia
has appropriated Al. 900 snrusiiy 20 the
work until completed The present. sssoeis
ton 81 shich tho President ~ the Usitsd
Sistes - ~ ofhsio presideni. ard the gov.
ernors u the diastsbt States vice presidents.
and eight sn distinguished ,itiSsns n Wssh
ingion. the eopor.tor'. vn chsVtered by
Congress Feb 2G,h. 1850 John Carroll
Brett, Esq is The ssereis'y q the society
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
C0ggn' naJ

SVsS" u iaoj.
Norfolk city, 1oo
PeteTsbstg and Prince Georrc 2,s
Bedford 40
Charlie. CITY, EiiI. CIR. Jane, Cry New
keni, Wsraic., WiBian, 'tg and Yo.s 500
Richmond Guy AS
Lancaster Richmond co NorIhnmb,tIand
aud WestmOtsl4pG, ogs
Caroline aud Spors;vsnil ~
AlexsndTia and FAiIisI ay-
Augusta. Els
Atemafie 1-1
Anhsisi, Backing ham and Nielsen 5G3
Hampshire. Hardy, and NOfgrn -
G.ir'' Meboweii, Mercer. NooToe. sod
faIeweil an
Buchanan. Lee, Russell Scott asd Wise 5Is
BrsIion Fsysus Gteshbritr, Nichols, 70
eshvHts., ard Raleigh I5J
A-c1msc shd Northampton To-
Noff'is CO.. aaI Princess Anne D.,
PiusYi,sbiA a-g
Ffauslin. Henry, and Pstfics 70.
AppOmsiioI ana Campbell 80
Hanover and HeBricO ~
Gloucester. Maine 49,, and MiJd,.eE 10
Loudouu, 1919
FiuysHas Gooehisbd and Louisa 40
carroll Floyd, Gfsyson Montgomery. sn6
Pv'a.ki i.a
smJtn. Wsss'agtos. "a. Wylh-. -
Boone. Calhoun, Rsnsvts, Logan. Putnam,
kosnr ani Wyoming. 80
Esate,s NJ
Lie Of wight Nsnssmond. and sutry ~;
thesieiheld, Cumberland. and Povbsss $50
ChSloi'e ant Meeki,bbuig gao
Haitian. ZOO
P.oIsisr .ui Rsprshsnnoct. ~
PAGE and Shenandoah et,tg
Aheghsny. BuietDuri, Craig and Rosncse. sas
Bfooss. Hsncocs snd ono ~
p.idhtge. Harrison. P!sassaH Richie and
WOud "a.
Bsftour. Giimsr Randolph, Ticker. and
Upshaf Is5s
OfesnsVils Suuthsmpion aud Suss,I 80
hnrits Brunsstc1 aud DinWtddtr 3Jy
LohsaturE Nouossy sno Prince Etusfd go
bsseH King and Qgsso and Ktnr wtttam go
MIG 6rotgs. Pfthc~ Wiil,smsnd stsnud GO
Io'p' ppe' Gf~srs hscis, o. 400 Ofsnge GO
Is fsslrv asd J fsfsun ip2
CIafS- Ffsdrurk sud wauen sgG
fendirios ard RoekinFhsm 1880
san H,Eh'snd ana RuckhrifFs ~
tsheIi Nilsson wsrns and Wiu 10
Msr'on Msfshsll. Tstef sud WstfsI 100
Monougalis Pfssioa. sad TsvIo', -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04

Cosvoosuos The Bpiseop.l sbatsh u
BerTyv,lls uss the sc,Bo q :Se sonvces.
ton q The Episeopsl Csureb of tbi. dissrist.
vhieh ihuses Bss'isg quarterly seco@Dii.b
- ib circuit bat oses ~ tee yssVs Th.rs
are siehs ministers aad eight PsSisbsrs
Tssss @setisgs are partly foe sossaltstosy
basinsss, ba, msisly fof worship. On the
present oecasios there vas nasb effective
pressing sad sEhoftstioa, asd asoy istsr
sstisg seasons 81 payer - Cisrte ysssaal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
urIs N.- Yc-t ,b,,. A., b., t,,u

nTIs Nsu YO-t there b., been Termed
Young hsos Eriy Rising Association,
sli the members q which are pledged o. b.
~ ats cetts'n btW IL originated 9Th
sboai hsif dozen yoobg nee, she. bsving
kept up this bsbit for some years. vsfs sar.
pri'ed - sc b'ns6'1sl Effects. asd ct the
success 10 life % their assoois,es
40 "EsFly -Goisg TO Bed Association"
souid Be beneficial IN this SoumuoiiJ IL
sOald be the meas q ta,lJisg ~ "a
"ssfly-risiag Association
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
An AFFAIR or Hosos.

Several gentlemen had very pleasant,
time Of It, not long since, at Huntsville, in
the State OF Arkansas. There w,ss Law.
yer, Forester Black Esq, the son of Col
VIM BLACK and . merchant named Warren
Sans. AMI Mr.. John Black aud pr. Jane.
Smithson, and Constable ". ody aud James
Sans Sans insuIted young Back aud
aud there was a Temporary Care up, but I'D
fun ut all. After awhile however. they
met sgain Ssms drew that elegAa, ,mrle
nent which every accomplished gentleman
ought TO carry under his vest, bow
ko.fs, aud Black exhibited that more mo
ssrp aud expensive a2pendsge Of gentle
mans outfit, = revolver. Black was certain.
ly At fault 10 etiquette, for his revolver
missed hre twice. but the lss, time the bail
hit Sans directly IN the head Sans was
behaving cautiously at the time making
sa- best OF bis way to get bis buEe
knife under Blacks ribs, hat When the bul
let struck him he fell Instantly. as twas
proper for gentleman thu. situstsd to DO.
Young Sans Row came on, aud we think
thers eau be no doubt, violated oil rules of
etiquette, W ich should govern the coudret
OF gentlemen he had = common double bar.
r.ll.d shot gun lie fred one barrel at
Black. when he fell but as he va. failing,
Sans hstd the other barrel, which 6nished
lin. Then there Was general dauciug
about betweer three or four other gentle
men firing pistol shots, knocking down AID
other like courtesies
lt re delightful to know how much e1ecu.
tiou was done in very fev minutes. War.
rem Sans ~As shot With ten pistol balls. aud
stabbed once or twice. Forester Black
vas shot twice with double bsrrellcd shot
gun ioa!ed with buck shot John Black
ADD James SnitbsoD were wounded James
Sans vas wounded in the thigh, and Moody
IN the leg, and aftot the fight had ended
four rev0lvers, three Of which wers entirely
empty were found on The crouni. Let .
local paper tell the remainder Of the story
Not a sound was heard after the shooting
csmmeDecd, save the sharp quick report Of
tho revolver. the stunning sound Of the
deadly sbo, gun aud the clash Of cold steoi.
until Sans aud Black had fallen, aud their
likelihood vas pouring forth through the
CHASTITY and fatal wounds The scene 81
this tragedy vas enough to sickeo . n anly
heart. ysubg man 10 the poruing q
lille, aud mature man iD the autumn Of lis
days, lying within few feet Of each other
their lives pouring out 10 torrstts Of blood
aud four others bleeding from severe wound.
but Imagination Gao feebIy depic. the besri
rendering lamentations 81 mothers, sisters,
sive'. relstiycs aud friends Our infor-
m.nis say bat miaute or two had elapsed
sitter the bfng. before the square was cover
ed With near hundred women, Who made
the town re'0und With their frantic screams
sad Wild cries Of grief.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
TIE sANPsHiRE RAILROAD AND
wA-HbNCrJN.

We mentioned some day. since th., tho
ship Elizabeth Bibby, Of Wales, bad broueb,
a large cargo Of iron for the Alexandra.
Loudoua aud Hampshire Railroad ,omp..
ny. With this new supply % iron -s under.
.'snd iba, the work on The road -ii bo
pss6ed forward vitbop, delay. Thi. road
passes within few miles q Washington
aud - to be connected vith the Dt.tt,et
cites. IL runs through the counties II Al.
eIsndria Fsirtr, Loudoun. Jefferson
Clark Frederick aud Hsmp.hire pas.,og
through the towns 81 L~ssbofg .nd VIA.
chester add tap. he B.lumore sud Ob,o
railroad at Piedmont Tue couplstiou Of
the road will res Ter the reote from " ssh.
Ingiop 10 The Great Wet sfty mile, shorter
ib.a at pssssBt. aud Gill btibg TO the basi.
uesB men Of this section Of country ths trsde
of large region 81 hack country Whose re-.
soaress sTe pov forced 10 seek other m.rte,.
Wa'AiHIoa Stats
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
BUSH NEETISG

'llit second Qua'tsry Meet ~ fof ststH.f
fsl' t~utt VI y Chufch sttts 10. its
heAbuipl Grove hftF SbsnHouds's Sinrr' tr
Commence on Safsv lay the 6th q AssAIf
To- Pfsf'itnz Ets Re- Wm q Esg sstet
Sni Other 1is I'ngbishet Htnis.ers sfs sIrs-sl
Dr pfessat snf pfsssh on h. ocrssioB
Juiv "a l-yg "a $50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
~ A u e lED.

Dc he sfth CIT f.. ~ Re. Geo N P,v NJ
SOY scAIlErr sd Me- Many CsIn -"
GreJsr,et Ctssty .. o.
% The ssa nlt b. the ssss. Mr. WI N Mr..
~ W"
q. the 2sth ali. ~ Rev = v si.s. wx MY
IoS E'a 81 LosiS1s s0ssty. s.s M. MAJ
WOOD. Of wtnehsstsr AN''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
IHE WHEAT CAoP.

The Wheat crop q this country. last hsr.
vested, " set down 81 90 900 600 busbels
% ab1st 90 600 600 bsrrsls. or ooe ssd
three sf'hs % burel 81 a,ar fer every one
Of The ~ 600 600 u Individuals 10 this coun.
try Tbs you'd 90, seem 70 be grss, desI
msrs tbsa our osu wsnis usuld rsqaifs, and
% uosld no, Be " ~s bad 90, the other cere
ais. sod particularly ibs crest crop Of Iodiss
eoro 20 selp cot The supply Obio is Eiven
sprodSotion ~ 10000 600 bushels Penn
sylvssw p 600 600 Nsw Yors 20 600 GOO
Illinois % oo0 600 The Nsu Esgl.nd
Sistes have decreased 10 their psoduct,on u
cheat, but the West bss increased four 20
zoe Thee smsus, o. lssd uodsr sbst eul-
iivs'iob this yer j. ibiftJ three per cent
grester than in 1855 We freausstiy hear
Of pFodoct'en o. thirty one bu,ksls 70 The
acre. bs' tho Ac'pal Production per sefe dsss
not average tso-tbirds q that smosst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
WHOLESOME TRUTHS.

Toe Risbnond Wax d,i'- -uts forth 90
m'sJ go'd 'hiogs hat ssnpst
"sues daily, so as 10 give ou5 T.aastsa reg
ul''' dish Of the pubgeut aud spicy All, Gle.
s''h "si'h t' columns teen The WAig
veil deserves the ten tbou..sd .dditiossl
Subscribers which 1t asked for few months
'go sod which, vs are happy to learn, are
pouring ia upon 10 pSbli.bsn The pre-.
''a' ''ths accepted time Tor giving wbis p.-
por'sv'ry where's helping baad The sous,ry
e's yet be saved from the ruin uhioh ultra.
ism would bripg ppop it, u .osnd doctrines
b freely circulated. - Wi.elesIsr R,r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
rsicnss AsD PISS ArpL..

"e.' sader u,oy oblisation. :, NJ
Iieos HllIsssrrr Who!..aIs Coa.;..i,n
Dealer 10 oil sina' q Ptodses. fruits sus
Vegetables Tor e.ss Of Pe.eh.. .ad Pm.
App" lie +" given u ,vid.ece Of b,
beer'li'J, sod se i'ei nuIssd thai Ties,
10 "a0' o. 'as ''fioS' traits &e.s,l b,
snplT accommodated ., 81. s,,.bl,ln..,
Ss 70 Light 81 Bsliimor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
CAMP MEET'Nu

camp 1se,iss for esrse!sy CifesIi oil T.
held 70 lsfgc sni pl-ssast grew. tosn,t rr.
Io'suv BY Ssssrs. PiTtv Ani Gladden. stsrkr;.u
aoi'ao,a' VI n'.e' iron Msrtissbptg. eomm,h
Log oa FEi5sT. Aggasi 18Th
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04

II. thfes ind,sidssls vbo stOl. = hog
hon ~ jobs Psgs. q Clarke cousiy. =
f.s ass.s 40 have all bssa tired Tor ths
snsnes, 20 Toe eosrt 81 that oounly. aud
proper pusishmsbt assr5ed The free ae
gro George JseE'os. goes to The peoitssG.
sfy for hve yssrs GsorEe NeRaslsnd ssd
Ads@ Asdsrssu. vhite ma, 40 dsyeo pssi.h.
nen' 20 tho Coasty jal--the hru for u
noosas. 'hs latter ~ . nootAs. A ds.s
bog - Nfr FsF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04

uTbs P'iot'bufs Inisllireue,r .,Js,
is'' Mr X A Pryor, 10 ose Of BIS ,,e,eLss
'''d' that 'orrup'iop 10 the government bsd
seee"e 90 gssersl aud pe,vsdios 81 ws.A
ios'oa, that y s,' oct sOnsidsrsd anpsfsr.
'ng TO = msn's sOsisl relations that b.. as
's'peeiss e completely 10 sehs-s, 10 De-.
ffsad the Government
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04

UrGre- Cho'ss B-'JvfIls. Va b..
presented i'sef uitb . bssaufai massive
bell, ssiRbing i0ti poasds. three feet one
insh 10 dianstsr. aud eostiss 10 New YcrI
ESQ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
TIC ETC Asp ToUas.nn,r.

We are requested to stat. tbst there win
ses Pic Me and Tonrssmss, at the Fair
Hrouad', near town, on Saturday NEXT
Ladies a'd gentlemen are invited to p,risi.
pate in the srjoJn'nn Of the day Re..r,-
kr ~ b xxi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
RELIC NOTICE.

The Rev Mr. BiLLiNss 81 preach 10 Ci.-a,
Church L,.ioVu on the - Satan oi Agrs.
next snj 'sguistiy on The 80 SsS5sfa o. es,.t
month N the sraf, aod aiNsf. az AalG sf.f so
O'Clock IN Tie forenoon 0i .sch 4sy
L-eioNa. Jaly - - - Spirit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04

F.rI- Ao-iptsr We learn ia,, on
Tbur'day last, Mr.. N,,bssieI Long. o,
Ws'hiogieu Go Nd -" ibroun from bi.
horse aud his neck broken TGis accident
occurred pear Dan No
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
Attention Cadets,

4 90 sfs ofs'rsd 70 n,,tos your PARA. 4
Gfosst IN cbHie"ova 90 ssa,ss, ~
6a tsJ 81 AugDa a. ~ o'eio,s Pm fof -
d'hi ~ efdsr - ne Cspss
asssug 50 - PRSpLEroS A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICE

The Rev " q Souh may b- sIpectsd %
preach 81 5nithh.id on SATURDAY Ant suhtsr A.
gosibsBd7 Z a. 10 o ciccs NJ asiiPA es.a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04

CosrsAer AwrpTp The eoe,rsct Tor
furnishing s'ssis for ihs Rip Rsp., Fort
Cilhoun, has been sssrdsd 10 Hssb l. Gal.
laber, Of WsJBssssfo Asgu,W Co. Va.
vsose bid vas TO isFaiib nsserisl ., o. ~
per sst.c 10,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
.Os. =. y. BoTRLsH.

Osr sotsupOrsrt 81 the Bath Cosaiia.
tioo. 9Th lib,rslity beesnioE 50 us,r..
m'l'sa press thus speaks 10 rsfsrenee 70 q .
a'ss'' 81 the Hon A X B0rtlrr. % ser.
SPeas'' Of ID. Hsoss 81 Reprsseninivs.
"Issnos a n Retslss. y presrrtst,. .i.., g..
sssfss foai TIT. Ne sfh DlsWst ~ ynfs
'Fosss go ,-fT ssitsbis p~fses 10 Ne SPsat
sF ~ the Fsst Nous % trgfrseafsfits. ~
k't.' -. .mse. sss ~ ne posiues yfogoscd Zoe
80 he r"sIf o. has1s sisks - sac nou.s 81 Repfs.
',sl's', 20 ensaify so hinssH Hawsssf. ff.fs
b~aesfsi nsy - shossn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04

- The Clarke JOurnsl, 10 'psssinssf tb.
late Card o. Mr Botslef ia Fsfsrsns. 10
'se distribution Of Pubiie Dospnsstsspy.-
Hoo AlsT Il Bot.lers card deserve.
psfhsuiiF ai,, niioo - contrasting uith III.
''a's 81 ,Ainss IN that psrticslsf hithsrto
o1isttrE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
0SAru or noa. siVmAMD sU.n.

The wsshipg,ou Constitution Of Sstar-
day evening, snnsunces the death Of the
Hoo. Richard Rush, 81 philadelphia. on
Saturday morning, s,sD advanced ego. Mr..
Rush vas the con Of DR. Bepjsmia Rush,
one Of she sisusrs Of the Declaration Of In
dspesdenss Hr. Rush vas sppsiIted AT.
torasy Gessrsl BY Prcsidsut Madison in
1914, upon the resignation Of the Hon. VIM.
Piutsey, Of Asrylssa Isisi7 be VAS sp.
pointed minister TO England BY President
Monroe. In 1925 ls vas appointed Secre-
vary ofths Treasury by John Quincy Adams,
and made an elaborate report in hvorof the
protective tariff
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
rae psOuGnr.

TIE dfSusht still ..siisses ssd ID. ,o,o
'as'r'os Wi'bou' rain very soon III, gro,
-Ul ~ short ~ least GEE h,lg wsb,.
oct had . rsio aros tbs 10TH Of Jul,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04

" IhsrsssIiSss isst vsek 10 Alexandra
TIE schooner Nillism Nsson 9th sno,b.r 10
ooustiVs eorBe sIesi Chsrl.. = Hsns,sg
,s' ,he hist'nt'Is Lsusoas aoS B,ppshirs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
EPnoxAE. nRnun

Az a'fsfsi ~ 10 AeiBtspt G-sssst ~ 10.
siais ihfcoEa 'ts CT. q iss ssis RsstB.o,
io-ihsitA - collect tcssiasf sli ne Afms sss ss
esans@ees eelpngisg 70 be sfsis set 10 80 ~
mead
OAee's ~Ao have BEADED fnf AIMS. lossssr
vHs seW sees'ittss 20 save hen lauasf g0ahfs
go sf ne % caffgtaE Dot BE abovs sfesr Ar
f.rssns asytsf sgch sfas 70 tssif pesssssiSs viiI
fl-as ~ ~ ksou ~ Hstoacsf setsat nav e,i
iscttasm ss speedily a. po..ihi.
wv ROwAy. Asft
AufeSt - spi'if q Reg efpy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04

0ra- Rev Dr.. Csumt rms Of Balnnor. o.
Lofd v,:iins ps,srb 10 the Ep,sespa. Chafes !.
ia,s pi,es .ot Ssnday u4arpise as,i
A1gas,f So
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04

VIEGEaAS 3 cos ceisisI ght,r 81 C.,
u hssya Bsfs fr al. ~
jay y M CAMPBELL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04


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VIZ e Kfby - Tfsa, DJ
Gsofgs TstIuf. Wsisf T. Oss
Wm & kuty sus Laofs NJ
heirs 80 IS Atfsf rsv.o. 70. %
W CsDphsl Sasfa ~ Ise.N.si CBat
C0mmtr'es oi go Aiifsf TsYiOf lees. 1s.sf
k,tefi Laos az. n Esssfr La~ss 20
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10 sshis~t ~ 80 h-s' ptsss he Psf.Ut. 80
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ca he ltsi csT q 80 ssgt Co3sV Cssit
COR -Tsss
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
VIRGINIA TO WI7h

A. Ruiss ND 20 he CistssOt
Com VI Jee,fsos Cousiy % "
gasi i-5g
Soc eta CAsnbsu j. o.
as safe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04

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The Van Buren press., 1859-08-31
Later from Europe.
Additional Intelligence by the Asia.
LONDON, August 6.

ITALY.-Thc Sandman representative to
the Peace Conference at Zurich, Count Fem
brois, of Piedmont has arrived at that city.
The Official Gazette of Lombardy saws
that the French Diplomatic agent has re-
ceived instructions which are construed as
being favorable to the wishes of the people
of Italy. -"
MoDENA.-Count Tarini, the Dictator of
the Duchy of Modena, says ''I will res
olutely defend the National Independence
of the Duchy Of Modena.
The Paris Steele in recent issue expres-
sed opposition to Pope Plus TX assuming
the Honorary Presidency of the Italian
Confederation
Pope Plus IN in answering an ambassa-
dor from the Emperor Napoleon, said he
would not accept the Honorable Presidency
OF the Italian Confederation until he could
ascertain whether or not such an acceptance
would pacity the people of Italy, as we'll 40
promote the interests of the Catholic
Church.
The Pope has condemned to death seven
OF the citizens of Perugia for their partci
patton in the massacre at that place Since
the condemnation Of these persons they
have escaped.
III Is reported that Italy is TO be tempo
rarily occupied by fifty thousand troops
1t is the intention of the Austrian Gov
ernment to maintain respectable army in
Venatia
The United States Government has de-
manded of all the German governments the
release of German naturalized citizens of
the United States from military and other
services which it is claimed by these Gov
ernlncnts they are subject to by birth
LATER FROM ISDIA.-The advices receiv-
ed from India by the Calcutta mail of July
9th states that the French Consul at Oden
was murdered willie transacting the official
business Of his office on the opposite coast.
The Van Buren press., 1859-08-31

z RELIGIOUS CorRTsHP-A young gentle.
man happening to sit at church in pew
adjoining one in which sat young lady for
whom he conceived violent passion, was
desirons of entering into eourtship on the
spot; but the place not suiting a formal
declaration, the exigency of the case sug-
gested the following plan: He politely
handed his fair neighbor Bible, open, with
pin stuck in the following tcxt-Sccond
Epistle of john, verse fifth-"And now
bcseech thee, lady, not as though I wrote
new commandment INTO thee, but that which
we had from the beglpning-that we love
one another She returned it. pointing
to the second chapter of Ruth. verse tenth:
Then she fell on her face, and bowed her.
self to the ground, and said unto him, WHY
nave l found grace in thine eyes, that thou
shouldst take knowledge of me, seeing that
l am stranger 90 He returned the book,
pointing to the twelfth verse of the Third
Epistle of John Having many things to
write unto you, ! would not write with pa
per and ink, but trust to come unto yon,
and speak face to face that our 10Y maybe
iuii. From the above interview MARI
age took place the ensuing week.
The Van Buren press., 1859-08-31

The Central SUN.-All scientific men
have maintained that there must be a CEN
trail point, if not a central sun, around which
the whole universe revolves Medler, who
is unquestionably one of the greatest as
tronomers ever known, has given this sub
ject his special attention and he has come
to the conclusion that Aloyane, the princi
pal star in the group known as Pleiades,
row occupies the center Of gravity, and is
at present the grand central sun, around
which the whole starry universe rcvolves -
This Is one OF the most interesting and i'm
portant astronomical announcements ever
made, though it is very likely that, but for
the eminent scientific position of the author
1T would be treated as visionary. Another
interesting statement in this connection is
made by Mr.. Thompson, one of the physic.
lists who, with Carnot, Soule. and Others,
has largely contributed toward establishing
tho relations between heat and mechanical
force, and who has extended his researches
10 the heat emltted by the sun; which heat
ne observes, corresponds to development
OF mechanical force, which, in the space OF
about one hundred years, is equivalent to
the whole active force required to produce
the movement OF all the planets,
The Van Buren press., 1859-08-31
Murder in clarksyille.
CLARKsvILLE, Ark, Aug q, 1859.

A"hoslLLEs ARK, AuS St, 1000
EDITOR OF THE Pass There was
ioui mVyier committed in the vicinity Of
tins place. last week. On Saturday last,
Joseph kittrell, an old resident of this
county, and William Payne, formerly of
huntsville, had a difficulty about some
property that Payne had purchased of Kit
treil. The latter purchased double BAR
rell shot gun, and loaded it, and went out
where Payne was, as Payne had been fol-
lowing him, he said, long enough but as
he was prevented from shooting him then.
be left town, and prepared himself in am
bush ON the road that Payne would travel,
and when he came along shot him. Payne
turned back his horse the way he had come
to the first house, where he died on Tues
day, at about II o'clock NJ. Kittrell has,
SO far, made his escape, having prepared
everything before he performed the act
There will be large reward offered for him,
as Payne's friends have money, and are
determined to have him brought to Justice.
We think it the duty of every lover of JUS
tlce to keep lookout for him, and let him
be dealt with strictly as the law Directs
There must something be done, murders are
of too comnao. occurrence. These were
both old men. ard have ever been consider
ed peaceable citizens. JUvENIs.