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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

Thu a" taV- he 'np.f r.l,sl'r sai afrs-f an.
lhothF 81 ~ inTrastc vain. srf mrr,t 40 49,.
N'pir' tot ari 'n tlr tsv -v~'r tnsr % m,tt.,
Nv i"'a~ niH' r's.-ssi'rs esn - -n'. 80 .lvp
g. ~ miisi a. ne ~ ..t $ fhun.-r .,.,,,
l-'I I'f'-~i'y -Uf- that % ~ ~ tss-7 tt~ ROO,
precautions aEsiu.i iigh'EiHg hl, ,fF-c,. ai- %.
'r ~ shi .h"te"rhls secure againsi az harm
"'l ""H'uuc Ne cO?p-r Tu1 a.; Tuf 'ug~n
landings go tsi.'-. I've cent. 80 to,f ,,.It 49,,
issa .s..f,, = .us.,f- Grs4fsf.~ -..-...
max 'eh''aAi T. allowance hen The copper roe
lspul rP % buiitirrs.
iiI.fss
EANplEfs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

- C"r'.t - the gr"at objsat II sur,c
ton 10 hftv sul e,rb the Frh.r Iov..
him 'og"i' ai'r" him and saint. plaes ,bei,
ti arl 10 him
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

Private Entertainment.

~ now -sH .olieits the Paifonss. a. -
VI 'hs Publ, 20 bis nsUly cpeusi "a rus- 1T j =
PGlsA1t saYsRYSJaGxaT.
"" sHts VI. te P'Uviisa wiih toe IT,, IA go
'ons anofi BoAEosAs taken ~ III mrsl 81, a
WEEK. HoEss, tsksH iron The DOR aLd w.n a.
'rnttd 20.
B-ffyrilis Va Ser, n 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

p'esea' 'sys ~ motbsr ubo Al
IN 6'f Bah" on h'r bo,os - Cl,.,i,.
'na' 'ighi spar -iihia her ,rn.. she s,,f,s5
ou' up'a ~ ookho~s 'sa thai roll. IN
sround The World '''' al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

w. ne r'poss On tie grsatnss, ~
''.'''- t.i l't tho grandeur n religion,
sub 'ei' o -7'A tbs ps''y vsriils, n tim,
fGb.Im.r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

II The violet gfous lou. and cover, Il.
'h "'h ii' ovn tears. add u .ll a,v.,,
J''ll' IN most delicious aud frsgnnt su,Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

cote On 6e'ag .o.ld.d ~ l,Iv
sad ! h'va beard n tartar and b,in.,..,'
y,u ''' 'he eresm Of The ore ssd the ao.,,
n The other NoNs'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09
I lrED STATES H0TEL.
WASHINGTON. ID c.

TN = unfefsirned respectfully infoTm- his
lie as and the Pablo generally hat This He
.ei hAs been ettaHv enlarged by ID. Audubon 81 IS
'"'H' PN',"Is Std ehAmbeis; also, macy improve.
mems eat sutsciiuns have been mao, Il, the Uo
~ pio9tf which enables him 90 assure al uno
make ms house her home, whilst IN Tie Nero
p'iis that u shall b. second To none Tor comfort
40 Pes,uie' lie hope ~ strict atirruon to the
wants ~ his guests 10 sner,t a cout,pu,n,, "a ~.
patronage 50 literally hes,oHed upon tim her,Io-
Tbs Is The only Hotel which charges les. han
- 30 per day l. svIrtI
Nv ~. is5a.-II -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

x aturk''a bsios s.lstbs,ut
''f' hf r'ised an'vsrsi Akoo, A.. 49,
,'s 81 'aisssy besides shat us 80. -
break waste Tor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09
WASHING MACHINES,

VhoniNG WACNinES.
VIE unoersicned having porchased the Pafyst
= OF hoiR * DAVIS Washing Machine. Tor
Jefferson Counit' are nov engaged IN manuise.
LIE. snu VIZ De @h,e 10 a lev day'io suPPiy all
JOHNSON STEPHENS.
Oe'' . 'N'-y' ChATlestown, Va.
CERTIFICATES
CHAatGsrOTS, Va. NlacE i--
Me'sF'. Roht q Davis-I have enc ,f your
washing Machines IN use 10 nv family. and IA
II 60 answer The purpose sfnifahl, hsy.u.-l
several different kinds Ct Washfpg N.rb,r,, -
deSpaired 81 ever getting one - snsaer The frr.
p'se hut md YOURS has removed every ..is,ctity
Washing cleaning, toiog the work qpirsiy ard
eeonomleaIiy a. to soap &c, and a. 1 hear good
accounts ~ hem wherever they are tfirt cont
DENLY tteommsnd them 10 The public
1Cnn Respectfully
e. ~. AIsoUIrH.
hAV'ne USED ibe tub and cher washing ma
INNS N',noo' hnd'ng one to answer the purpose
saisiact1rtiy-l vss induced 10 purchase an.
manufactured ~ Rohr s. Davis AMI md il far
superior. IN every respect 10 sDy have EYER seen
aud have M nesiiancY 10 recon rn-rttng a. q. tt.
pubic a. admirably adapted g. The rurra,s o. (
washing ant cltabiug clothes I uouit M S..
NHh.nl one ior any cons dersiion
your. Ee'7eouplly JAS II WEIGH.
HsfpefsFeuy F,h -
M-.srs. Rohr "a Davis -nil,n.n Y,,,
Ws'hinz Machine j. preferred ~ my family all
=. - y "" w. u EiFrs gfrat satlrflC-
non One hing know. the e,othfs rom. d,
ir"nsd N the middle II the week instead a. F,i.
cay night OF Saturday. TIE black woman i, Der.
ice'y pleased with H Yours Reply
JAMES NJ. BROWN
Having p1rekassd Que II Rohr e Davis, ~.
i7r Nar''a-s snd hsvirg E,vsn a 'z.-,-.t I
hsV' no h~sTancy 20 pfohouncing ,f ne b.si AIs.
eh'ne 81 he kind have ever seen. and room.
mend II 10 the public a. such
DAVID HOWELL.
We ehssfiully ceri.fr, thaf W havs used % oi,
families Hsssfs Rohr 4 Dsvt.' Wast.,r ~.
eh'ts and can recommend iheul u ia~ ral.i. -
W me ito or 'sved sad ~ inr quality If th- uo,
done We believe that they have 40 r11afart We
YOU'D not De Ei.houi one ior Zen time. en-, vsIur
q q STEWART
WIN = CRAIGHitL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09
NOTICE.

A IL Bosft Given sf mt Sac is Fftraafv. srs
J rusft- % ~ Navsubsf 90 Irtt-ta. ss
n be- Use i1r 'r.fi.r arf u- 49, rsIf ty ne
t~lh nf nessfnt~r ftfg oil. hs rsrsfvr
De- ~ tE,- " q TfNRFHIAEF
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

- bsiung - inw7,al bat sos 90, A..
n'a sho bets b Esf's thar ihe man ~,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

tAs- many have yer rot any
3 Now. young Anetici
l;,Sed ilsns t. land stick II
zee immediate vicinity Of he door,
90, 90 Looking mp from his work quite
composcIiv he replied
'Yaw como in mt try Won on
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

r'snu oeo'al youth w des, cir,
~ T'u 'hsrs nY llt far hfsi s"''
Ff'ei'cal girl Hos large b. Won, l.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

NrhlhR 70 sprak Of the
Z'i.o poets f1Tgoi the wsri
bD"~' 81 poets wtg,.d
''' Dr. hal fairly oLurne! m the Es,ii.b
hHsltg-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09
Stoves! SIovasl! Stoves!m
TA.T E:1RE, ROOEE.IG
AND
Staet!-!rcl Establishment.

'dE untersirust IT, ibe purpo4r Of ,,,,,,,-
= 90 'ar survr ta'iucss 40 an Dr., tiapcps. b,,
every facility !rf manufacturing
TIN WARE,
an IN, doing al kinds OF JOB a.4 RirII Ot%c,
IN c"n'' .iri WIN his irs 20 ana order,
Ion S1 10 want ci auv arii~.r 81 WAR on
Oh n ~ NV lace are g. nc~'f1lIy saitciirr All
ca i''' tp~a M doing v,fE "a > tho-orrb ana
N'tAmani'S- nanUer sac vi'h rYorpp-.frs.
n 80 ~ ny employ worEuen whl have hs4 i,ora
~ ' = 'rSis rffetirncr 81 The tgsi,t.- 81. al I.
'fanrhrs Merchants will fni ~, tL..,.I..
."rr 20 deal with nae a. lwi.i make ihein 4 ii5rI.
~'.i iA@e DC eEchanrr for Tin war.
NNs"' SHse yssin~ OF Rr.s.
H-sswar Rs-f'Uife.
W 700. OLD Copper p.ufs,
For al work done vii, MAKE i,f.,,I -.
count iur Cs.m AIEE4-t, Nst,t., I'VE
Nov~rI-f t-l@
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

Sugar Carsl tam. N.,--,t ........
Dn-r,- Hs- sr0hi. re-, f'.a1r 4. .,..-... a..
TBY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09
LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING /!

I'VE Subscribers legally srIhorired srepss for
n Ccratsetisr Ind puiisg up AmVs L. oo's
Patent L'gh,o,nx Conductors. are noe prepared ."
iofnt'h me Cii'see. ~ JedrIsOn, Berkeley and sd-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09
POLITICAL.

PUETICAL.
ne GENTLE To ray nu.u,xp
Is,~sH ~ ",z osSrL. 70 TINY w,y,,
o ne r'nie, there are hour. -hrp he
sr anxious care I. ro...s
Nha 'hatoIs ee,p lie ca hi, brow,
by bo.iress ria,erc..I.
he rea''- ii, for ror b. toll.
Aot 'hi0t' ant ,'riv-. 60 rsi
Home comfort. en- bone hap,
Duut 'r' bir .uiye ia v.is
B' gentle though some b,
sb,u'i 'l itas. no,yt,n
smile Kidd VOID
Ard many noE, pre-
lie fsn's OH fwnl ,.~L,
r.n',. ...e '.1n ,noO's ,st brow.
AsIs,,x,, .-- bfish,
n. r.,r. a III, may seem bard,
To c,,e. any -orfi
Y.,rr a. 81 v'li 'u'el, bring
Afll - r'n f-"f'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

a - ;" bitter 70 sasoorsR. .b.,i,,;,t,
w. 70 f7'i'h What j, vrens. "s''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

.s...l - 'ed'ea' sesi emss .sy. thstt,,,.,
s"'''' 4" productive Of great az -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

eS Ous Ofths editors Of the Boston Pos,
says
we have enjoyed the world as much as
Others, but never been happier than wh,n
" boy We found Particles nest with
eleven eggs in il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

hsFe '.l received = F~l-fa. .rHr.y
April % ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

hESPTTE ibs aivanes ib hss- Csafs ihsy
- ar ~ baughf 81 Zee s~ssens rf.-ss rrIv 81
Arrh1 HFnGEs TRUssEIL
NE hsss jest rse~syed . issfs aa.l q sa.a...
so kithsas sIsa lfsst HT8fsa'I t Csasrsrf 90
''le ~ EEAHSLET shEEHER eco
APFi ts iGtq
DUHE Ksrosins o. sasbv
kEARsLEY snERRER A 90
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

~ Say. Pomr. you uigser, where you
get lat new hat =
Why, alta shop. OBJ course
" ats de price OF such an a',ielc a.
dat
Il do,'. krow, nigrsr.-I don't know de
shop keeper wasn't dare"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

MA being told that an Old aeql,in'
tauce W. married. exclaimed
am gial T. hear il Bat rca c,iog .
moment. be al led, in tone of compassion
aud for, fnin"s. sui Sc, don't know why
ssoglI D., he never 4 4 me any harm
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09
New York idycrti,.u,

New York idyrrti,rm
-------- wv.
~ LNkRh BODY vII@r
lNLyGRN KoDGS NDI't'"
~ livery suDS'S No ~
viz ~ EVERY RobY : Nm.
wnNI ~ iNrRN H0nN = Nott
VIA : M tRN RnuN. So
WAY 'THE AMERICAN Sv,r
WHY llih AMERICAN >Nu1sS
NHf .IHL AMfRtCAN >Nukte
sIl ppEO Win pIANs>
STU pEp Vim uT,N,Nr
WHAT'S >r'rDDt - wiru pt,,,
WHAT'S SrtDbkD WIfup.,N'.,N
WHY PRESIDENT BtrHAN.N
ANERiCAN SNoEpR
Nhicb ~ 90. ,,,.i.,.f
ibE A. EKt,AN IRA.
COMPANY
y - fI.sstn'' >t-.,t
M,,eh . go
EUREKA ETLt
lHANi FOCNpfr.
IuAAk FOUNnIIt
WHAT HANF YOU tI' Nr
WHNTIiANE Val. frl.N,
VIII Ihk skENl1>T LtNtry
90 rus taF
TIE GREtTE>TIrATE,
az TBE ACg
THf American SNt,.ts
S~r s'veffi.stn~rf st..,...
So ats~t'...r,...
IN ANtAI ~ mon
Mf,h la
III CREATES II MAY az ms.
nut GSLNrE>T MAY n, ~
NAVE NOI rRtTu IT.
hANL NOt TKIEntI
No WliATl sII.
NHNI!SiT
wiz THE ss.r{
III AMERICAN SNoE.
nv AMERICAN SNpkt
IHk AMERICAN SNoktE
VIII tAN irB EHAD
WHERE tNN 90 REII.n
WHAI Nb'.Nk ~I,uEkEEe.
WHO >hJi-> 10 Nup>lII
anrff 20 r.fsH.r '
~ dealer Ia Cis.r. OBJ. r-,,~.
90 Ionn 60 D. considered q, -.
lfosr'-s o. Lie ssr - a DO, ,r.i
81 NE AU.'io.a smos-i frih. t...-.
c1-Asiu,rie sor-ro-'ss. sa.s .r.
Match 1889
WHO sELt> rHE AMERICAN .,..
WHY EVERY DRUGGIST ~.
a., DLALER
hey d"s't tow. taey Vii h,rs..-
T. ~sg-@-
me CtLTMTT oFPr,..
lliE Ctlt ~ rUr pa.
lit tNULNtEroF pIt..
N"N - Ihh tAt.U NAT .ut D.. ID.
MIA 1T WHERE d.
- ilit AMERICAS >N.A..
M-roL -. I..s
-, ~ NiEyES QUIET Nt....
" - tDR NERVOUS I.....
HUSBAND GO ErY THt ana
-,,. >NuEIR
MS i 10 80 THFukpre .t ..,....
f'om T''rN w|t- W. la....
~ ~ i''.'nd ~b' want, Q. t5vs poo.
"f %. '. b. D. 80 fH. ..l.f
= a..'.-' .'..'p'. coo. -. .l,ert.,,..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09
SAPPINGTON HOTEL
IHE "CiaTgR uOrSE.o


Css'Is.ss,s. Jersr... C..a,,, SI.r..,.
'INIiE unlsT~isrrd having purchased the lo,,
Il prop etir 80 chsrisstuVn. Va ~ long aHt
i@Eefatis survn a.
CARTER'S HOTEL.
hay- '9"hed 'hs SAM TOT iae reception Of visitor.
"a proprietor rrstgc thrst ,vefv sIrruOa Tor
"a ''uirt' snt pleasure az their ratrcus
Iher fsHf. wiH - supplied Vim EVER
..iu'' ios' thi> or the n~irhbOri1g markets caa
Itsu b,s fursi,hed with a general s..of,.
in'nt "' ne very TO-, LiQouts;
tcit awe and ANY -IABI au,ps,a he
st.rr az cstffui Ostrrs -
f'riY apartment viii Re under he e.t,ful .p,
'',N'Ho' u tn Prorririofs of MIR s.,itrsrt.
'Fs'e's IL i7ors, Cigar. and Iior-e Iii,- inys
''-"' \ EEpMAN
APsilo. Is57-,L 4" 80 - ''bSoN'
D.. No.. . a,tnan & q. ,,on a. vii b. So, b,
ei's- catt. having t~,or- r. - I-,n-. ~ en-,
iiu'r' tfHf-rfr ! wuuI fs.rrr ID. .-t
.'-.i' - 70 rs..-.-. ,. ne ,..... ...
.'..f. ie"itas ss-4f.. Ira,. d. a.
q, Zen - 49, i'fmer fepuls ..on BE- a.if hans.
VIZ the iinpf,Eeui.nis contemplate ~. So.
viii have sd,i;io1s sevsntss.. 90. 49,.
re N'h ''rh|er.r ard p-z-u-- .aft-.,f, o..
.Nihnrh1 ~ r-iat irhu-uf. kh.vs- th,r.'...
'un,.r. ne ~ u'- wi Re rr.e1. qliei a.
"ftrfiY 70 rvcfv TEL pref
k,sPetuarr
April ., 1857. - "a" al
HAVING Iu'' fsrur-et from Tho r-,.,..- -.
SET ~hn ,tuicr .rirr.i.,a rt ..s,.-. -
isf sc, We ,t'.r it-t.t I.-.r-s..'. ,'.''.' "'-
80 g. .S.n. O.
ceois' "ss'saer." Pa. E-.s.y.
Err, Pa'e E-so,y 10 y .'. -.
~, Orr" ,.ii Madeira 90 Zoo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

XD atshLls -adefa cerpsf.AistIl.f nv
HHsREf. gssrsaissd 5afs - a.
"a " CuAaREha
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09
Kerosene Oil.
Family ssroCerirs

~ sa's bv b a. I.N ptt -''
hruI. % f~Tq
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09
MUSICAL.

J. ANDRiA "a. DELLA
iDHNa 'hArt' fsrana -
~ aoi, is,a,@ ms, =. ' sS, 's. '.,51Ef7
thAi. ss'oTn ihst be VII tesur1- b.. CO., -, q,
u" M'Ss'r ~ srrrssf.a. IL sr,tt h..f.s
i' reeve hff1fs fhat time ths nar... -, -. 80
sons - desires hts servicrs '''A pr
z ne" -, 80 Ifefs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09
Annie Rrandw

"A NV hsrr-t shs.so4.,h mir,
f'esr'f ssd ~ ssis sy - 'f'h 20
us-.,.p.,,- G.W CHAMBERS
3'S,,nN 80 LARD. iots..b,
''' % A. ". cRAMER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

IT '.'..y-f 10, Of fsr's 's,,,,.
RAWLTNs
itt csF. sai N,,s Pst., ,.,..,.,--
e BELTER a 20
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09
secni.css.
SIaiiO1ery.

\ ZINE assortm "Dtr O. Lsft.f Car -rF NJ.
= fsrcf. also Eavelur~. 90 o vafi,fy Of kind.
b'a- b'srS and Red InK Tor saie.v
Apfu1~ ~ CAMPBELL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09
.shr A.mrricn,, .,nn,c.

nv american -snn..cri
a.. '' ''' -"d hrr-t' O. >,p l~-, p.,.
~.' 10 btf>. A.lhus B..r.r..
pt.'-'. or h.1-"s BI.ct.r, 60, -.
l'i''''rd ilf it'.' s-r.o-- il....r, b, ,..
it''p >nh r. 'h- N1t-t.,,a !,,t-.
=. -. - flarsrutt.,t IN
Maui ~ ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09
NAnIIEi. nrnNE

Co@niiuioHcr IA CAanecyy of re Ciyevu
and Cosaiy Conn of JsgerSoa Cosnfv
nFFlCE ~ TIE Coan-Houss, (sp stsir, Nj, l..
~ room igT many years aecupist a. -, a.
~ tHe ia'e RoacH W,uHiugion. E.q.
low - i-St-t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-06-09

!. WFrss ITiEn EIling-.

MOL. gg,oAHos.ssS... .....,,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-09
AMkMnra srrnnr.

Last evening a handsome looking wo-
man was passing down West Water
street, with littlb basket of eggs IN her
hand, and when a few yards rom the
Menom0nce barn, was knocked down on
the sidewalk. Her cries brought gall
liant widower 20 tho rescue. who saw, to
his horror, billy goat that had evidently
had horn too much doing his best 20 pnt
an end TO the poor womun's misery. The
widowcr tried TO scare the goat away,but
he wouldn't be scared. lie tried 10 help
the lady up, when buh came the head Of
the roat against himself, aud two buiis
together came, for the goat guve him an
other, and down he fell crosswiso the la
dy, 10 the serious damage ofo dozen fresh
eggs,
"Ielpl" cried the lady; "get or
YOU villainr
"But, my good womann--and but went
the rough horn Of tho goat spelling an
eight dollar pair Of pants in the worst
place they coald be spoiled
"Holp!'' cried the woman; "my ogga."
"Oh my pants" cried the man.
"But, never mind the pants, get up
cried the lady, and Just as he was trying
70 ktt upt ouN 'hNlo Aho H'oh Nhu Nt"h
came the man again.
The cries Of the two victims brought
quite a crowd TO the spot, where there lay
the woman, aud there lay the man-"twin
misery pregnant with dGnger''-ondth there
advancing endretrcatng, hutting first one
and then the other, oscillated the con-
founded goat, The last Juiihe made, one
Of his horns caught the basket, and he
len the scene Of action with the basket
hanging over one eye, and the yolk Of
thrcn or four oggs drizzlng down his mag
niiccnt beard Tho man backed out ill
beyond the reach ofthe lsdy's eyes, when
he turned Ohd ran like quarter-horse,
swearing at oil goats in general, and this
one in particular, while the lady sat down
and with piece Of shingle, and few
pins, cleaned and repaired the badly dam
aged dress.-Ersdnge.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-09
nr. CnIrcr lo Gov. VIZ.

A letter, addressed by Rev. DR.. Colyer
Of fCincinusti to Gov. Wise DIVA, with
regard to John Brown, and published in
the Journal e. MsSNhgsr, a religious pa
per, closes in this wise;
My dear Sir, Il is for you, not John
Brown, Iplesd. Spare YOURSELF know
not that Il is IN your power to save him.
But " u 70 IN your po,rtr, to save him,
and he dies, tho day Of his death Is the
day Of your doom, The dcuth-warraDt Of
John brown will convict both the hang
man aud its author in the day when God
shsn make inquisitlon for blood. That
day that seea John Brown on the ecaf.
fold, secs your horizon obscured nv
cloud that no sun shall ever chase from
your skies. No matter with what scenes
you may surround yourself, from that day
the graphing iron Of your own doom will
have fastened upon your soul. Thence
onward, John Brown, with his calm, hon
ost, loving, serene, but sorowing face, il
to be your companion. Waking or Sleep
ing. at home or abrovd, that strange man
who could forget vengeance for the cruel
murder Of his own sons, in his compass
sion for the poor slave, is 60 be your COM
panion. You shall see that patient faco
In the sparkling cup Of earthly pleasure.
You shall hear the soft football Of hie gem
tie spirit around your domestic board re-
minding you Of the homo you have made
desolste. And in that last lone hour, TO
which we are all Fastening, when tho
summons shall come which calls you to
your last account, the voice cfJohn Brown
will strangely minglo with that summons.
And TO that dread account the scenes OF
Virginia will follow you. Then the week
will be az the strong. There tho wrong
doers, and the wronged ones Of the earth
will stand together before the impartial
Judge There the blasphemies Of those
who have spurned the higher law, will be
hushed forever, and justice will fulfill her
pledge 60 the universe.
These are not chimcrm Of distomper-
cd Imagination. The things that God has
said in his word arc vcritics There is a
world where the fictitious distinctions Of
oarth are unknown, and whore justice
rcigRs. / think Of YOU as man. | love
you as a brother-man. God forgive me IL
Il is not in my heart 20 do good TO my
brother-mon involved In the meshes and
oven guilt Of slavery with as tender and
self sacrificing zeal as | would to any
friends | have on earth. love John
Brown. revere him as noble speoi-
men Of my race. He may die a victim TO
partial and unjust legislation. But rsth-
er envy than regret his lot. trust that
he who made the noble victims Of Roman
law and Phillippian magistrates TO sing
in their prison at midnight, will not forget
John Brown in his American Phillippi.-
But have not the same comfort for those
who nre seeking his blood. fear the day
of his death will be the day that seals
their ruin. My dear Sir, Brown is al.
ready saved. Save yourself Slavery il
madly rushing upon It's own doom. You
can not sayo that. In Gods name save
yourself.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-09
"NnturnIIy IncIlncd 20 DrInI..,

The editor Of the Mahoning Register
recently paid a visit 60 the "templc of JUS
tice," at that place, and became spocta-
tor to the following interesting court
sccne The witness upon the stand is
father 10 the lady who is sucing for di-
vorce, and Is undergoing cross examina-
tion:
Atiorney-Well, Mr.. Brown, the de-
fendant in this case is your son-in-law, is
he notl
WitRess-(stAndinE behind a chair and
clinching the back Of il with both hands,
looks out from under his shaggy eye
brows with a very uncertain roll Of his
visual orbs, and dr6wls out,)-Yes, sir, he
is.
AhorRey( Curt-ly)--Well, Mr.. Brown,
won't you please 70 state 10 the Court
what you know Of the defendants char
acteri
Witness, (scratchiug his head and pro-
ceeding very leisurely,)-Woll, should
say that il always seemed TO me that he
was man who was naturally inclined to
drink.
AHorney,-Well, Mr.. Brown, won't
you please state 10 the Court when you
first saw the defendant, what was his
employment, and how often you saw him.
WiineSs, Otter seine hesitation and re-
Election, )--Methinks if am not mistak-
en-(Attorney, pathetically, All me
thinks does me, e,)-yes, methinks ! first
saw him four or five years ago, at my
house, and very frequently afterwards was
in his shop, and found liquor in quart
measure there, and judgin' from what I've
eeen Of him, / should say that he was a
man who seemed To huve natural in
cliHGtion for drinkin'.
Ahorney,(wgently 0-Well,Mr Brown,
state, if you please, what were his cir
cumstances.
WiineSS-He was in very poor, miaer-
able, low circumstances. His wife board
ed with me, and he didn't pay her board,
cause he'd nothin' TO pay with, and not
unfrequently he'd be off carousin' till u
o'clock at night, and then he'd come home
and abuse his wife the most unmerciiul-
est, and in fact he allus 'peOred TO me to
bo man who seemed naturally inclined
to drink.
A Attorney-Wel, Mr.. Brown, did you
ever see this defendant intoxicated
Witne@-Why, yes, every day in the
week, and I'd be willin' to take my oath
afore God, Cruising his right hand solemn.
Ily,) that I'D seen him so drunk he oOuldn'I
Sidgger!
AttorRey-(uside, with low chuckle
He must have boen pretty drunk0 There
that will do, Mr.. Brown, you can take
your seat Call your next
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1859-12-09
Tittiu aErrkIp Gribnue.
GOOD NieuT.


Good night how sweet its music t,il,
In soothing cadence on the ear,
And every gentle feeling calls,
Responsive 10 lie earnest cheer:
No lip 50 rude or light Of tone,
Can rob il of its magic thrill
Speak but the simple words alone,
10 any voice, 'tis coon NiGnr still.
Strong are the charms that in II dwell
For all who may IL aocents breath;
And coniured by lie potent spell,
The mists of fancy slowly wrath
Into the dark familiar form
Who crowned Il with a halo bright
And lent Il half the glow that warns
The heart that hears a fondooop NIGHT.
A fathers blessings on Il rests;
lis sacred with mothers kiss:
IL cheers the path Of parting guests,
And 6lls the heart with happiness.
It's soothing influence, lingering. 1oata
Where pillowcd innoecnts rcpose,
From quivering chords, as fades the notes
As fingers perfume near the rose.
Though parting be ITS constant theme,
10 holda no partiug'e kcenor sting;
So short the the time--'tis but n dream,
And sweet reunion dawn will bring
It yields to Heavens protecting care
The loved ones till the mornings light;
To him whose faith and trust ~ they,
Though black the gloon, 'tis still good night