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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
FRANCE.

There is no political news of Importance. Tia
Paris correspondent Of The Tines says that commes-
cs affairs in France appear at present to be regulates
by political events connected with the war Az long
As the idea prevails that hostilteo will be confsed 70
Italy, fpecalation is ccntiuued a. in ordinary times.
but when extraordinary event takes place, such -
the mobilization by the Prussian Government of sx
corps d'0rmee stagns,ion again sets in Fortunately
the manufacturers in Paris have sufficient orders %
band to give employment To al their operatives.
The Americans at present are their bes. customers.
The Pari, flour market was dull last week, and sales
difficult even at reIuction Of II. the sack ol
Isl kOsramnes
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
INDIA.

The Overland Mail had arrived, with dates from
Bombay to the 23t May. The correspondent Of TSe
Londoa Times says: The murmnrs VI portion OF the
European troops Of the Old Company against the
fer Of Their services to the Crown have been louder
and longer, and uttered IN more quarters thaa one
might have expected from the nature Of the srsuments
which they ground their complaint
AT Meerut Alahsbsd aud g wslior mutinous spirit
had been exhibited.
We (Ttmes) have been favored with the following
(by the Red Sea Telegraph:
ADEs, TELEoRAPH OFFICE, June l0-Ths Cal.
eutts mail OF the 18th arrived here this morning, Tbs
dlseontent manifested by the late Companys European
troops Is arrested. Tbs new FIvs-and 6af psx cacG
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-04
The No-d ssys:

mica are se ,oe Co 10 face the corps OF the A"sr ,o
army are concentrating ups" the line OF the hihco.
The provinces Of the empirs have been deauded OF
troops and the last columns are arriving by forcei
marches upon the of the q ntest. Toe Austrian
army has chosen its posron; il 90 'upes hoe the
other side of the Cbese the center wbicn rests upon
the bgbts OF Castglnoe, before Pea hiera; the night
wing EXTENDS to LODsto the left to t;astelGofredo
On the l7th the Emperor Francis JOSEPH reviewed the
two oorps da'u6e encamped q, Lopsto.
"Tbe allied armies follow the euemy step by step
combining then movements. IL Is possitse that the
pivot OF their position will be the b)urg Of Monte
Chsro, evacuated preciptatey by the Austrian rear.
guard. FreDch corps is advancing by forced
marches IN the Vatelipe where the Austrans made
en # descending f,ou BorniO TO threaten the of
the allied armies.
"The ground chosen by The Austrians for accepting
battle hss been we! studied by their generals these
positions served habuay for the grand OF
French beadquarters precautions have been taken
accorOin.ly
"The game. then, viii be played with equal chances
"a terrible g.Ino-w without precedent IN ths miLary
history Of n Odern tines
The kord al-o says:
"The day before yesterday Prince Napoleon was 70
enter M06eia. BY this time military operations have
commenced in the Adns'ic upon the coasts of Dalms
ta il is sisted that the Aus,risns while the French
army marches tO the Mitcio wish TO direct body Of
So O0 men by TIE TyroI upon Milan but it IL not very
likely thh; the Austrian generals will try OF these
bold msneuverot ~bcb they so little accustomed.
Ia any case precautions nave been taken
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
Very Respectfully.
ID. SMITH EICHELBEGE Err.
HOW The sEs.ro.IAI. DISTRICT,
FIGURE UP.

We have heretofore shown that, in the
late election in this State. the Opposition
carried serea out Of the thirteen Conrie.-
sionsl Districts that is six for oggin aud
one other for B,,eler. At the SAME time
NC expressed the opinion, that G. ,ggin had
carried majority Of tue Senatorial Dis.
niets An examination exhibits the fact
that Of the my districts into which the
States divided GoGgin carried ilccnfy seren
aud Leteher t,ceay>threc There are four
or 1--WE other districts which ough, to have
been, bseause they might easily have been
carried, 10y our ticset Below We give Ia.
bic showing the result 10 each Of tho dis.
'ric,s. Ap inspection Of It makes it more
than ever apparent that nothing but effort
was needed 10 every county Of the State TO
have enabled the Opposition to achieve an
overwhelming victory
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
DOCTOR BNAkEE.

The popularity Of this eminent Physician
aud Surgeon, arising both from hi. philsn>
throphy and unprecedented skill in the treat
nent Of several Of the most iacur.ble
diseases that bup..a A.sh /. heir TO. has be,
come 90 extended that i, 10 longer requires
the publication Of ssrti6e.tes TO secure him
public favor or indi, idusl p, ,ron.ge His
rooms are constantly throoged, and were i,
not owing to the ain o., electric speed With
which be cures has patients, he would be
more than constantly occupied but fOr,u,
nsteiy for those awaiting his attention, hi,
cures are not only permsne Ut but speed y
aud none are turned away unattended 10
the treatment Of cancers. tumors, wens poly
Puses, ulcers, hip diseases aud scaid-heaI
diseases Of the eye and ear, without the use
OF knife or any surgical instrument alec
bis original practice in t-e treatment OF
paralysis. nsurslgia, rheuu atisIn, aud
diseases Of the mouth, throat snd lungs. one
can only form an idea Of the success Of hi.
treatment by On examination Of the folios
Of certificate. aud letters. published and uu
published, from ell parts VI the world. or
by visi: to his consultation rooms, from
A. NJ to 4 p. NJ, At No - Lexington
street, Baltimore, and from personal er.
animation Of patients under treatment, or
ready to Be discharged t; even from their
own lips hear 40 undsuiabie assurance OF
his power TO heal all whom he treat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
= CAD.

The Editor Of che Spirit Of ye6.rsoo. 10
doing me the courtesy Of Publishing . card
which appeared in the las, susbes Of the
Free Press, relative 10 bssiusss natter, con.
nseted With the proposed enterprise Of .
n.v democratic paper to BE- pabli.hvd in
Chsriestoup, seises the occasion TO give ex.
preston TO some doubts % 70 the course I
may pursue in the COT duct Of nv paper. snd
shus infsrs ptisily TO leave she in preston ,Lat
the Independent Democrat sil( DOT oni, be
Psrsersiss Of its nsns but subvsrs:vs Of the
ape'sat Usaages and practices Of the demo.
cratic party. That my psiehbor, sod Is I
sincerely hope, my eosdju nay rest easy
that he may take his mesIs in peace, aud
sleep without phsotoms Of discord 10 haunt
his pillow, duriog tho interval shioh may
slspss before the ludepssdsnt' 10 "uuder
weigh" beg to assure him 10 advances, that
my paper 10 not to ignore either the princi-
pies or practices Of tie democratic party, ~
sIPoundsd aud carried out by its oupders,
but 1t vail most sssuredly, without qusli6ca
ton or cxtenuatiop, sondcnn aud d.uounce
those ls1siive interpretations Of its primer
pies ssA those pslpsble inovations Of its
practices, which have not only brought re-
prosoh TO our household aud stranded Us up.
- WV ieSsssnus VI rank leuefnEsu, Out
have actually made US the slaves OF eou.
temptible reuegsdss, and our party mschiue
~ the eats paw" Of vile demsgosism wber-
ever our strength WAS worth tho purchAsins
The Independent Democrat viii take car (,
too, &C. secure . voyage over tho political oil.
.oss which are nov surging . head Of tn.
battle ship Of Old Line democ: .ev .mo- :.
tina, crew that suffer. no borir: ,o,m %
eareuncle to .:,.ch " me tuIS ~ ,b.i,
vessel, aud Whole pilot will steer clear Of the
boulders Of destruction. / shall be hap.
py TO have as mess mats aboard this craft
the editor Of the Spirit, and would there's
fore advise him To begin IT once TO paddle
la, canoe towards the port where this ship
rides a. anchor. rs | Am persuaded, that
either from the fault Of bis compass or the
ineKpefi"nec Of his steersmsn. his craft has
been aonndering in unnavig bic democratic
streams for some len .th of time.
In conclusion, | hope that the forhearance
OF tn editor Of tie Spirit vi prevent m .
from asking any farther the courtesy Of the
Free Press. IL he will tut wait . shor,
time | shall be able to avail myself Of the
columns Of the Indepcudeut, sud then,
81 ouid any f.mily differ. nees exist, I hope
that mutual discussion. 10 . spirit Of s,ni,y,
may lead to the adjustment Of all diGhe ui.
ties.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
Sky THOUSAND DOuL.psIs
ONE DAY..

Mach has bees sid for and ssainst the
Lotteries aaihOrissd for variou, purposes by
the Legislature OF Georgia, ssd many have
been the csu,ions tbrows out TO the sr.au.
lou' public sg'ins, the Georgia State I.o,,e-
~ NckisNEY * Co, Managers. whose
hndquartsrs are in tbi. city. 40 ,poi.st
maxim Requires Us to give the devil, even.
his due and, without eompromittips our
selves Ia the matter stall, we are free 10 re-
cord what is known to everybody almost in
ss'aob.a tia; IN ia, LOTTERY ,dv.r,i.ed Sv
"to be drawn il Masonic Hall suildiss.
last Saturday noon, is was s.cer,ained th.,
the nunben 'lG52I,' s.tiilsd 10 ID. c,pi,sl
prize Of SIXTY tbou.apd dollars we're upon
two bali iisiets-opc q which va. 10 The
ohies sere, aud one v's sent TO II T. Peters,
CHARLESTON, s G. -SGr4HAah .N,,r,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
CHISCH mug.

h'msr Of this county Informed =. the
other day ihs. be has kept 40 eye TO the
eaineh bug 10 his corn 6sld, spa tia, with
b" fOrco be destroyed eigh, gallons Of ,ie
little d'Preastors ~ running his hard,
from the root to the tor Of tho stalks, crash.
ing them. in tie pressure. He say. they
take possession Of tho outer rows, asd pas.
IN Z" they extract the substance from the
eofa Of each ROY. BY pursuing his me
'hod they s,n be entirely destroyed or dri,.
60 svaJ. he says that last yesr be adopt.
Cd the sane eIpedisntsnd mastered no, ls.s
than ten gallous. The cxperinsn, is Worth,
Of con,iderstisn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
flag PmasEsrArIos.

On Saturday last, the Jefferson Guards
we're presented by the ladies Of Chsrle.,swa
With beautiful Flsg. TIE presentation
speech vas made by ID b LrcA., E.Q io
bis usually slvqsen, aud impressive manner,
end handsomely responded to by Lieu, D..
vrsroRr. Upon receiving the s,lor. Ep-
sigs RobraIsoS delivered his self Of . fee
appropriate remarks.
The Guards appeared 10 foil uum ber.
and each individual feI, proud Of The honor
conferred. The Stare aud Stripes will 30
vorthily borne by them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
LOCAL MATTERS ~ pHRkgLEr
COUNTY.
We make the following extracts from the
last Martiosburg RcpsbI,can

We make the following extracts from the
last Msrtiusbure Repsbi,can
hosie'ps. On Mosaay night lac, q dinies ,,y
'ees"sd 81 the Hard Scrabble church 10 ihi.
conpv' ~tich led to The homieise OF NJ, Jseoe
sslrf. -ho wss 40 elderly mau From he ,v id.ne,
oeiofe tie lsty 81 inqus.i ve undsrstsnt The ioj-
loving f.eus we're eiehtd. The difheuIiy vas
hets,sn the csesssed and three Irish boys. nsned
John hsnsysa, James Brady and John sh,apon
They are aged from n to IS y.sr,. end we're stn.
pioysd at Dam No.% ose OF them had bees
corrected BY sisler foi misconduct at The church
lie ss' Joined By the other Two whea the eosgre-
gauon ~As dism,sssc. aad followed Sielsr doun
tue road towards h, hone u,lering violent threats
mort tune alter i.sviGe the church Sislsr vac
'sead IN the road dead With marks Of violence ur-
on beta sides OF hts head. Early on the follow
ing morning Coroner A. 8. Chambers deputy
saefin John Il. Bilimyef. sni Geo II Msrphv.
C'umonSesl'h's Attorney, were on the ground
Tse boys were then placed under arrest and I.
Jury Of inquest cmpspnsled. Tn, verdict Of the
'rqae,i was thar igl,i had Gene to st. esaih by
blow from stone or club by The hands Il one
OF Ii. above named parties. DR.. q A. HsmiIl
and WIN. NJ Lemon we're ia ABUNDANCE. The
~ ''N 49, ~ s'S va nave tht if
examining trial on WEDNESDAY next
srsisE A is~ days since there was ,,.i.e
amongst The hands Of Mr.. Snovai, at the quarry
above Dam No Z German not di.ro,.d to
Join 10 IL nail hr atG haishei eaIIins . s,on.
upon which he va, employed. "a. s.-srlied 9th
mason picks, by man named Devrie.s Who Al.
leader in the sui.e. The German, whose name
ne have not learned, vas 90 seriously Injured
that he IL no, expected to live Devric.s. TO
avoid nriesi made bis escape ialo Mar-',,l
: G,sssors Aor.-Ms. lame. Mulliy,a of hi.
place. hssius' performed one OF Hose ,re ac,. of
lindness which is efedi,aIle alike to humanity
aud 10 his generosity VI heart Mr., O'ConnelI
who - a ~idor with several snail children de.
pendent upon her, had the misfortune to have her
! coz killed by The cars ON the railroad iev day,
since. Mr. Muiligan, learning the tact. made her
liberal contribution, AID was insTumcntaI m
'aking up collection 10 meet the los. sustained
/ by his poor woman
| G'eD GistD wnslr We learn that Mr.
I william kilmef has thre,nsd a D. act, b-ld Of
white wheat on The 'arm OF Mr. John Ben p,.,
! this pace. The precise yield 10 not a.crrtain.d
At Ne i'fn- We write but IL is snown that il~,ll
be from y to - bushels per &C =, and xhes,
weighs ca lbs 10 tn bu,hel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
DI Ed.

ofArpcpieIy. ca the 3o,h Of July a tA.
S,be. Of h-f zoe. Lanes L G'isr,. e. N.
ELIZA N 0kl0G5, widow q, Df. lie, c..
~ the t1'h yssr VI her sge. 10 eli he r,l.,''s.
o. ne As "he. no,e.f ''.'et. ifi-ne and n,.,r,..
-. wsssn -rsmr'e OF iosslitso sar .te,r.,.
To mind natutsily Of ih- k,sbesi oss. 49,,
ples Of The mott IN q, Iibls character sns 80.
.,iion of un.afps>ssf swreiness vsrs .,.,'
From heavy done site sfiiicIioo sad .e,-,. ~.
.ue'f'ar she sss not sIe2pi; tSt The" 49,,
bora VIII uassvsfisg patience Ant chr. 80
resignsiien. The bright snt loyous ttt,..,
Of ise. which greeted the presence Of her iri,t..
the ~ psibyins and coesolns lsnss,s, 49,
ever responded 60 their sorrows. ~ fseply en-,
ven on the hearts Of large aed devoted enc. ~
relatives snt itiends whose loss - is,s.s i--
parable. But ~r haze sseTy essuYsnr- a., .r..
loss - her sais AID rAil- We sssp'E vrshc.
our uus.t sni most arvs tiorsie ~ .,,r
The b<resved and heAf-,trlcscn r-lsus
re-scho The slmo.tf. pturon. lsnsuar,
and talented Young niai.i.r a. hsr n.
contemplating the glorious .IehsIret,sT
iiss tom ,ss cares and ,offu.soI Ili.s.
''ie TO that re,i. prepared in cur p. .,,,
dom Tor the lns'. :iom lhe iopEdi.ior Mn
Spirit IS.
ga .ae 6sh nit, 81 his re,,i,see "E
Oooniv. Mr. BENZ, BROWN, 20 The "a va,
ct b.. age lie Gi.i beloved aad s,e,m.s D.,
large number 81 frispa.. .ho esIesmsd h,I r.,
bis PTOiHy and integrity.
A. bic rssiienes IN Zsnesville Ohio Of, ~.
l$ih ut, q Consumr't'n after sn tl.rs..
bout ntnc moaths, NORNAL cHANBi.lN -,
merry OF Loutous, 10 b. 56ih year hssr-
90 ta- li'h uh a. Bay. 81 Loui. M-.s,i
ALFRED SIDNEY. osiv ,on 81 J. W a. A
'heh" he-n- aeei year. nunih. arc - 49,
u Nesth Ba!'.r. On III. aO,h .i,.. ME-. sAat4j
o''NiON, aged - yesrs Esd months.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
ACCIDENT.

On Friday morning last, Mr.. Frederick
Schultz, Of this cososy, with bi. daughter,
vas returning IN buggy from Cspou
Springs About eigh, miles from wiuetc.
ter his horse became fretfui and ~ithost any
Perceivsble cause com me need kicking. The
buggy vas spset aud Mr. ScholtI. plseed
IN critical position Ill, feet became
en'sng!ed 10 some par, Of the vehicle, and
DO was Jeff Nth his head bauring do.s-ard
His daughter soon eItricstsd herself. sad
called fer aid for her father A Mr. Spill
mao vas drawn to the scene Of dsucer. by
her cries, and seou released Mr. \ from hi.
pcrilou. posfioa. Fortunately the horse
became diseo'sngled when the buggy upset
Miss received injuries, bat nos ~ ..ti.
Gus ebsrsets.. Mr. =. vas con.idsrsbly
bruised, sud but for the timely AID q hr.rs
eusr. vosls probably ksve lost bis life We
are gratihrd 20 learn that he asd his d.ugh.
ter arc recovering from the Effects Of d..
hi.hufal sceidsot.-- Iy,a.t>R,r VIfr,a,a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
LETrER PROM IN RsIoRNr Mt
CHANAH

PirTsH"Ec, July 30.--Ths sot5oiusd lot.
ter from President Buchsnap, was received
this morning BY Hob Wilson MeCand.
less
Bsprohp srRiscs, 25,h July, 1850.
W Dear Si--I have received your kind
note of the leih inst together With the lea
der from the Post. Whist appreciate. a,
deserves, the ability and freud.Lip display.
ed 10 that editorial | yet rgret ths, it has
been published ny determination not uu.
der sny circumstances to become q eaudi late
for reelection is hDsl aud conclu.ivy Nv
bes, judgment aud strong inclination unite
10 favor Of this course To cast doubts up
on my pre- determined purpose is calculated
TO impair my influence IN carrying out in
Por'ant measures aud al rds pretett for
saying that tbsse (msssures) have been die
ta'sd by desire to be reeominated
Respectfully. your frirnd
JAGES BUCHANAN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
,DtsG RASgFuL HABIT.

A habit obtains, 10 . eossidcysbls extent,
10 the Churches OF this torn, among the Ne
gross, Boys, and Ne ere sorry 80 ssy, Mso,
too. which sesds corrective, and We hope
tss Trustees of<he respective Churches will
give The matter soue attention. We speak
Of the practice Of leaving the galleries Of the
eAsretes before the close Of the services. -
This disereditsble habit vas particularly
assifes.sd 81 sabbath night Last, At the
Presbyterian Church, BY the exit, in dis
orderly manner, Of twenty or more me,,
boys and negroes.
II they Cannot remain during the whole
service, they had better stay Al home rstk>
sr than 60 where ,hOy prove then.slys. no,
thing but an annoyance to other Asd better
disposed persons. Such exhibitions A. ths,
Of sabbath night las, verge upon rowdy-
ism
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
TO the CITIZENS OF JrrrER,oy corxry

A. Mes'rs Williams and Buggy IN our ooun.
~ Tor the Pu-Po-e ofsOlriting orders Lr fruit and
ornamental Trer-. IL be filed at the Suf.rri.. Of
Eu~sngcr aud Ha'ry Re- hester. New York. Ne
~ouli advise our farmer. 10 order Of these men
We learn the Nurs"ry of EIl~.nger and Barry J. IN.
most extensive IN our country. aud that tbere are
none where greater cate 10 observed ia u,r,ir 4,
asaiust un'stskT- IN filling ordsrs- and trtr.L.r.
u"s" int"r"-t'f can rely "pun r.iting Nh.t.N 80
ffuit- or shrubs th"y Ay order, aud tlst the viii
ID" such a. u represented. In order avoid iup.-
ton, John Hair lio<r. E-g wr-,- Co the firm %,
know whether Niiitsm- sId Buggy we're author
lied TO represent their and subjoin their
answer
RocHtsTtH. -. ", June 2.nd 1879
Dear Sir Your favor 81 10th inst 10 received
u reply ~c beg 10 say that NJ " Mck.udrer
W illisIDs and W. Nj, heal Buggy. who ~. selling
tcc- IA your vicinity. have their Orders filled u or
Sufs"res. and are. moreover, men of honor and an
t"grity You aud your fr'esds may cOnfiic la the
statement Your or coient servants.
ELLWANGER BARRY
John Bla" H"go. E-q. Ma'unssrry. VI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
PReF. TiFrANS.s LsCruaR.

The Rev. Pnor. TrrAsr, Of Baltimore
delivered lecture on Monday evening last,
10 the n. 4 Church, at Hsrpers Ferry,
upon Work and its worth
Though the audience vas . neagre one,
the lecture eIei,eds profound interest, and
drew forth expressions Of eI,rsvagant sd tn =
ration. IT ia pity it cannot be repeated
in every city, town aud hamle, in the nation
for the moral results Of such Performance.
cas- scarcely be estimsted Tits litIs TO cay
that theaddres' was gem Of literary polish
profound historical and philo'Ophic sr..r
and glowing eloqsence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
Speciai Notices
Dyspepsia.

Can.'dstiag the s.fou. 10, "a, an vki,A ~.
.'.'"pr' IT, e. o my veil - s.,i.d" n, s,a he.J
N0rset hslrfoa'n. IIsi,s Asy,.A ta.f,,.,,,. a.
-f'".S 'Pfs'ss'Dt 9isr tsfsar. Jsuad.., Fl.u..,.
i"p.J G' L'r'' bts si.s.s 4 sssf,t,. F..a.
,o~f'a.Hh' - s,tn- 81 tbs net me. .. our "a
hs's gIrss 'hsiT ~tnI.a c.ttlo.,,. ,,,.,,.s 90 -
cue .h'e'sd IA ihctr ava EsIsoaA by N. ux,a.,.
n, "s'v Ne'ua aRisI- iron ether s.suse..
ea'"''-' ep"'"ns "nd ySiaH tA'T cap ,s.,on.
so"s y NJ arc as'T.c 10 th-, ...,. 4. -, =
p'rreuy e'srshsin.aE Re.i ia. is4os.ax ,,o.
H'sao 'efsS'sSs Ils'E n.s
kssr rsrSrOS. Mass Zee o. .,
To iAs Ei'io' Of the PorIasd Nnrs,-s, u,
cEsATsO btTrts. - OF roi. Than IS 49,, A.,
bsrH s.nefsT iron toe py.pep... Bod, t,,.s
"e psuh"e' 81 ~ i-1hJ "a, s,S,sas ~ tue ..a :.
s-~'s. hi.i ~ thar raIlss, Lt.ssryt,Ua. ~, A..
s'rAi s.rrty ~ pat.Ei mrdle,ar, VII ..,u.,-
ssil issOisb tho 40 Ia. o. ~ a. ph,stx 4 ~.
o. I1> "-fsh' h-i doI@H bO,i 80 ~ the UXylts.rs
nuits u. ga 10 s-s lie - ,Ils Ut 80, = ., OF
esN''Ss beiP h"ta tl' "A. bag dstrIub.a 20 Az.
thsm f-u trsI eo1I their use but .,thgs,,.,
pete p'ib's u M n giI Jun.
s'nes ti..s have gr-duaty iup,oy.I 4. h..,,A al.
-s '"'tS'' h"r "a q seid"y OF Ne stoaa,h. 80
""'" 'be ooa' gaSei n.tuLs J, ssl The .StaIsaa.
most sisifari,.g sIok a. .a.>A. sach oOrn a. a.,
'"srtHs' Us $40 ssni'si me Tor ,tsdy ssJ 60
o'''t - Sis'ei-I date. .ad Te4s.tes iIs bariss
,s' 'ot oSs q. a" espts.sIss q gf.i,,ssr
"ss''-. sSls c. ssd . Isg, . h. ,.bi. Co
recon "ss9 "a " ossg'asird biusr.. Q. &C N, 49,.
a.nO". 'srs rs"-eis tsu q =, ,fyag 49,, -
ADD e'ns o. a.. a''e-ss-, 10 h CD Po' hua. ga
- hs'' 'Ls ~ sPrP.,s H.viUg .ahsf.d 50 s.
t'eI 80 naHy a~rss, rsAeaI.. I. "a. no a. 81 ,,..
,e-" - an .'"d % oH, gvna.~i DIILsIs 40
s.s'9 'r d. o'h. 7" S-s ID ssy ~ the r..Ist. 81 .,
-. 80 nss. bsI d Aso - osks Va. ~
'hs" b'''" ."ssst Delay.
JAMES q. GUSHING
Z ~ bshrers q rSs aaf UsviA.n Cg~s-s,Jon
t@ ss'y o'-s.s.. PSss and Msdse,.sI Bsisar. -.
'h' asss OF BUTTS. w'iites Yah sea col %.
p.,.'ea s,ns ei The P'epfsio's.s ". FOWL
pfey..,a :, . W. TowLE i. Co. s,.,.. .4
Tor sale By
{ Il Il c ssar,a 4 CO. .n'}oA-,..4.~.
HANCOCK. Sas,n,S Ps,.t
SMITH Il soN. N.sdisrsy
ilMsh".AsL subLIirE. R,yy~-
JOSEPH CIAGETr. Bsrrs F,rs
WM hotLpER, SA.rArssts~-
Asd ~ D<a -. rscrywsere.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04

Camp Msst'ss fat H.fP-n Fsrfy stsuoH 90
held. ffor b.ucs PsTmiIitsg. 90 me Efoubd. u v,
Yhiip Ebss thee mites dfst.nt from N. Fsfrt D,
"a pPoin'ed 90 oa1ssSe % ftiday The I2ta d. r.
Asgs-t nsGt.
hstbf.b snd ifteu5s n~n the sdJs,HFsf suest. 80.
eefd siiv iHvtss 10 eofas sn5 hs,sr th.Hiasn,.. 20
ihsf sod itrh theif tsnts 10 the sfo,s and ftet.t
aesifibuts tbsfsbsss to-afds yTsaot,ns th. sss,. d
kshgias
We douht not thattha tsspi log Hk ~. =. "a 90.
- ~ receive b.n.ft 10th sptfitnsli, sod ps,.r.
shsh ulu mote tsaa spnpsa'sIs foI say io,i .aIss.
sapchse r,essed
~ order Of ihs Qusftstlt Coafsrrse.
Jsiy ~. I-sg y WI sDN co,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04

fsv mornings sge, . gsntlsnsn snd a..
dy fssliAKa tsadcr pss.iaa for each otNer
rspaFsd 70 the Cossty ClerS's Office aecom-
psoisd by psr0s called fsr ssseSstiaa
papers aud ssrs thea add thsrs usited 10
the holy bsads sf mst'inoay The bride I.
maid bsieg more thsn ordinarily good look.
ing, one ~ The Josng Clerks hsd tbe gal.
lsntry - oGsr BIS services 80 groomsmas -
The interesting esremsoy vss soon over.
sod che bspry pair Departed foS hons, vith
hsppY ss,isspsiioos n pleasure sses - the
n.rrisd car only ssjoy Such az event o
ths ClsTks Office -kissite q the BRIDE. sc
sss 90 soabt sonstAipg pss N tke den Of
bachelors - IVn YIgfisiss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-08-04
L,auoa ssrasL,snnu.r.

Those 10 van, Of tho various Liquors
mssu'setursd 10 sp,i.p, ,in. ssd Of sOoI
q1'hiy' ''Il iuo- where to Sod il. by refer.
so'' TO ear advertising coluns. Mr.. J.nS
y "iL''n. corner Of Howard .,d Camden
ohs'''' Baltimore, b. The sr,ielo bottled
'a' s'ny qr'a,iJ, 70 supply these .bo
nay give b'm seal As bis ..t.bli.bment
"'onSssi'S' 70 the Bait r. Ohio Railroad.
p''eDs'" eau be supplied for rsveIiio,
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