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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21

~ citizen sh5 nod.r,,s 5ri.k.
~ vas bes0ustt by temperance agent to
smr lis '-'a'nfe 20 an abstinence pledge.
ne S'eI.ei g'Firg various reasons, GtlssI,
ho",'af b. h'.'bei ~ Observing Well.
! "a 'r''ns 'F .1o'erl5e listls 10 help you
along Tui me- down fer ,iK months
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21

.y.W- learn that Alexander Earle, Esq
vIs uom u,tci by she Democratic Conven.
ton, which mt At Borsyyille. on Saturday
last, a. candidate for the House Of Dsls>
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21
ScrOfula, or Kings Evil,

!. \ constitutional disca~. 4 corruption Of the
blood. by which thus duid becomes vitiaied.
weak. and poor. Beng in the circulation. h
psrvads the whole body, and may bursi cut
in disease On any part Of it. No organ Is free
fru-n Its attacks, nor ia there one which IL may
not destroy. The .erofulou, faint Is variously
caused BY mcrcIriL disease. low living dis
ordered or unhealthy food. impure AIR. 9Th
and tlthy habits, the depressing vices. and.
above AL. by the vcnueal infection. What
ever he its ongin- 10 u hereditary in the CON-
stituron. descending " from parent, Co children
unto Tia third and fourth generation - indeed,
it seems 70 bs thu rod 81 Him who says. e
VIII vat the iniqx,t0 Of The fathers upon
tAsir ehIdrr."
iis elects eunnraes By deposition Il m the
blood OF corrupt OF ulee,ous matter. which, IN
the lungs. liver. and internal organs. IL "a
tuocrrlos; In the glands. s~slllngs: and On
the surface, eruptions sores. This foul cor
ruption. which gender in the blood, derrexes
the energies Of hfe. 20 that scrofulou, eon.titu-
tious not only suffer from terufulous com
piAneH, but they have Tar les power 70 With
stand tho attacks Of oth9 diseases: eonle-
qucnuy. vast number perish by disorders
which. although not scrofslous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint IN the
system Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
IN this scrofsllous contamination: and many
destructive discasos Of the liver, Kidneys brain,
and indeed. Of all the organs. arise from CT
are aggravated by ths same cause.
One quarter of all our people are ,erofulou.:
their psz-ons are invaded by this lurking in
fectIn, and their health is undermined by it.
To cleanse u from the system we must rcI,ovato
the blood by Alternative medicine, and in
yigurate u by healthy food and exercise.
such . medicine we supply IN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21
CITY HOTEL

SAMUEL HtFLEBOWER. p,o,,;.,o,
j. ROBERTS. sspsfistssd.st
'""' u t"m~ros aad ROYAL Sf,,e,s
..... Al NANDRIA, Va.
Arri' % t~I.-.fr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21

GC Psnuy Fern say. II one half Of IN.
girls knfW o." rroTie1, lie OF tho men thev
marry taS let II oil maids would be won.
d'rfIily iar ca'oj II the men knew. Fan.
NJ. wat ia~if j.ip-e lives were o. bo
vsu.dn ii increase The let Of old msids still
furthsri
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21
WASHING MACHINES,

rINllE uadenignej hsvin, pHrchased The Patent
Il 81 ROIiR q DAVIS Washing Machine. Tor
Jefferson County, ate nCw engaged ia manuiac.
turing and viil lie able 70 icw days TO supply n
those m want. Address
JOHNSON & STEPHENS,
oct :, ,JS.-iy. Chari,stoWp. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
fua ALL TINE PURPOSES ofAfAnIlY p4YsIo,

sfs - sSsz1>cssS 49,. S==.se zSihsA :As large Il
their action can rarely Withstand OF eVAds them
Thea penetrating properties search ard sl@-h.e.
ana innsor.is every portion Of the human organ
,sm, eoneeuns It's diseased action, and rettartny
ne healthy utahtes. As eonsequrnee Of the.,
pfYperuss, tie .svslid who 10 lowed down 9Th
~ u physical debility 10 as,onishsd g. and "a
health or energy restored By remedy Al once ~
ample and inviting.
No, only do they cure the every -d,y con lair -
OF every body, Tut also many foFmidaiie and
dangerous diseases. The agent b,lou named -
p!essed To furniGh grstis nv American Almanas
eontainiaa certificates 81 their cures md Llroetota
aa thor aas IN the following complaints CoI;u.-
esss. HssrtsEru, Headache arD,ss fro-, aas0-sS-sS
koAa<A, kssssa. IaS.SssfiO~ Pais ~ AID Naybtd
IeoStsoS 81 fAs bOsrsIs. lIatHe'scy. Loss of dppe-
hfs. JaHndaes, and other kindred eosnplairta
ar.iSs frOm low sisis Of As kOdJ or StsiIucvoa
81 iA hlnetiOnA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21
MQEHcn.

4 IL be- Pc girfr sf M SAFE. la FeHffnsv. al
~ due ~ 90 NJ Navsratef asf ere IN ne hsr \.
- hes ttt'e 70 eoilsciioh ssf ansss pad hv lhs
- 81 Deesntsr, ihsy sai b, ,rsosfsrfef
De- - iHs. - g. TtMBEnLAHg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21
LIGHTNING! LIGHTNING II

TVNilE subscribers legally 40 hor yei sscr's for
Ccnsructn- and pu,ing up Amos LIONS
Patent Lightning Conductors, are now prepared L.
finnish the Ci'ilens 81 JcGtss.n Berkeley and ai-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21
Peruvian Cuauo

w '' ''hff. having made sfanreme-,,
a Fra Ms..f' p Bsnrda 8 B,l. ,o' ,,',..s
glataLh srssoo DIRECT FR2H
W. 'tl INA ISLANDS Pre- .tr-,fsfrff y.
nT Dr. article to their s-tI-..4.,. t....'.. =.
' r.f. ben 'f GER 20 I..rafst Ir 49,,
Hf .sf. Ia TO- -nIf ''s'
.'i ''' rai.f rrnerfrr no chips Zrrty,s,
s.Ian ftn Ihr i..Hs.t Tf.,s rf. 't...
.' ' .rlf-fr. HrHs .t.sr
- FoWLEN "a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21

TIR GIVIA TO W.T..
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
81 J,Ftrsaa t0safy.
November l-J5
T.. wssh.nr..n Caubiy Raux. pm
Against Sam Ers.f- Aim arf tisun p....
~ CItANrEEI
a.. John Ba-sfs 4 uf Pa
AgAilt. J.A. ~ .a.l. a. ..f.rr p...
~ CuANtLEY
an. Wm L.. Bs4-It 4 .uif. PIG
Aga.nA John ..s,1s arf o.h,fs B.u.
Is CuANDIEY
sni hr li..si.. suIsI..r.fJ Hn
li"pairs aut Bi.Utf. Pro.
Acainsf Henry Berry A.mr .tt.q.fs-a r.b be
Wi aHHetsd 81 Jahn Baker .srl stf 4 fur
81 bakrf tHp.-DIt decd Aan g. GEmar Enft
Lusas shsfH 90 tsfrfva t,ufft -rbuD..ss
A.ar 90 Mfs Aan Bss.r decd srf uf J.ts
" Hatrf. t'- ahd OF Roti w Baker deco
60 10 ju.iei w Bss~f H-ef sn.o'E sB VI
'F',g. l'e' al % W.m lif.r Baser i,ct.
., a., ,.., T., samae. y sss-f isrf Def.
I'NIWACT FHON DEfREE ~ eass-tt
if'' pafirs by ihrli C.uussl Ihsse causes are ~.
r.mmit.si io CDmmissiohsr 5f fhe C.ar, .s g.
.'Ila'h and fff'u ~ C9nf'ion uf tts isnl snfsf
'ne ron'fnI 20 ne Cauft. shrutrE ta shoe harrs
'hr sane BE- auf aIso i. STATE ast frr...t e. sB.f
''hff marefs of account Involved Boz fnrss rars-s
r. pr msY .rrm necrssafT 1f impofftnf Ia srfr-
~ hh- .r'ffe aff in t0ihc o. if- CON n .ss ..a
ff 90 h.rfri '1 give nu.t-s rf ne lime al ola.
~ sfseurts Die ORDER Nv rat.ts.-- 90,
f'r @Fsivs vesss Dol ore ~ ~ frusrsrrfs er.rtsf
in thsI .Fs.Fsn sUth Iul .thsd r... -e p. harr sf
r. - % SERVES rersaaaI5 up.a tts rsys-lys
cap -r.'s RT Blown ca
TIE psrt-' 70 ne ssoys .a,i 81. hst.sy ..tf-t o.,
sffffi tfffs nIs r., ar .Frr 81 Oh sfisst.rs IsH.f.
i"fHiF. Frrula. .r fhr -tt fag ~ MAJ I.ef = rs
hff ~ .'fHfe q soatic ne e. rsecafr tnr stHTs 40
-r"r 6ssa -ndsr my bed a. tassaa ssiass, -
Cleo. efy o. tatt eas'fr. fhit Tfi r Apfg go
Apri7. i-s7-a
posOlNS AND CoLLARs.-sA tu H5sow.
AJa~d ussaFs ~ alsN Al. hOogE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21

CLASSIFICATION
or Justices Of jefferson County,
FOR THE QUARTERLY TERMS
N.EcH TtrN. IsS9-B D.,,spo,, c,,,.s,,x
Jasi'cs Logan o.boara. wm y AlssaAl,, Je, 4
RHssei and John Quiglcy.
JrSr' l>9 n Davenport. Ch.s 10. Lseis JOhA
He's. &. w. E'ehslbers.r. ssd A. ~ Baii
AvGrsr, lNi9 n. Davenport. + n WIN, David
Fry. Wm. a. TaTk aud ID. l. II,s,sM
NoVENura, 1871. Davenport, John W Mccu,
dy. p II Chambers. Mo.e, W. Burr .ad J.. Iar,,
MAsCH. lSO1.-B Ds'euport. r. W B.,ior. & y.
Mason Israel Russell ssd J. n McEsdt,e
JvNE. i-on H. Davenport. . : Tame, John "
Ifanihan and Geo d. st-phsnson
FOR THE MONTHLY TERMS ~ EACH YEAR
JASrAEv-b. Davenport. r ~ Will. DAVE fry
w II. Turk aad DAVID l. Heu.rlI
fErEvAEv.-B Davenport. Cha. A. I.ui. Joha
Hes, e. w. Echelberg.r and 4. N. ball
Astit-i Davenport. Logan o.telr, wm Al.
'a-nder' Jos l. Rss.eii and Joha Qatclsy
NAH Da'snrort, John >nth Jaha VI Ea-
-. Resell -ui " Natts.1
''tr--B DA.saPuTi. Roger Chez. John J. Lock
"eo W. Little and Jos wslshans
sEF5tSsrs n. Da'enpou. y Tanner W
Sfaatham aud Geo. H. Sisphsu.sa
O,Totrs.-B. Dsyrnp,ri. u W RsrIo,. G. = ~.
e"n' i''asI ksss-li aud Johs ~ NeEndf,.
pEeENrEs II Da,-uport. W NeCgrdy / n
Than btrs. NJ. W BsTr .rd Jas Lev
Mach and Augs,I are The Grand Js,y lem, An
We Vuariefly Terms ere Jury Tern. HL.p a..
esoeN oc,ut' the Beu IacunhsIt t.s.. ,l. 49, :.
Signsd has pt,d'cr.,or
Tesi-. 7. A. MOORE ClL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21

Nd L'1Eht these boots TO wssr onlv
When 20 late gent,el society.
Then they will te likely g. lsa you
lie tine and tbsn be WSrIh sSnsthibg TO
Jovr heirs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21

N"NAshaaNNNf 'sss sAAAtNs 1873
Me'srs. Rohr & Dayis-t have one Of your
Wshing Machine Ia use IN my family, aud Eui
u 10 ans Yer The purpose admirably. I have used
several dihcfcnt sttds ~ Washirc Machines and
ce>paif,d 81 ever gctung enc to answer the pur.
rv'r, hut bod your has removed every tiiIcaltv
wa'hiac, cleaning, doing The woik quickly aud
economically - 90 soap, sc and a. hear good
ae''9n's 81 hem wherever they arc uiyt, conf
Deadly f,comri-ud them 10 The public.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21

.pyA l,'s nuuhsr Of the Brookti'ls A.
"efiean announced tie dsstfueton Of tbs
sdi'of hai Ebsreupon the Cennsrsvill,
m 30 imfudsBily Wondsrs u sny ices we're
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21
Cash Tor Negroes.

AN frs.rars FOO rut.tt.e , lave. ,,,.t.,.
i ~ 4 @ z o = $, r.
MEN WDNEN ROYg DI9Lg IN
co. FAMILIES ~ fte g rih~f- -Wf4A
n'fsr' 'nf which w.I Eivftte I NlL
hirt-" ss.h price. iVAA
'''. r' 'av'nf slaves 20 'slvU ~
f.r1.r Iff.rm me- rIr..raNr 90 fy -
''.rf Ntl.Hrs'-r uhi.l utI ,s-.... -,-....
sHea.ias a-n VI W l. Clns.... s., 1tl
ifat street Bsiumrra
ELuAu v. nOwELI.
N"r 20 Be- fv Pc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21

ENTLER,S HOTEL.

INhE snhsetibcr would respectfully announce
u to the Public hat be has taken the Hotel
known a. Dahicl Entef's Hotel, IA Shepherds
ioSn, Jefferson counIy. Virginia.
MS T.fBLE shall Atsll time be supplied
~i'h TIE best ihe market affords His H.FR
VIA TIE best ii9uots. His ST.fBLE attend
% ~ careful sad attentive Osiist, apd hopes
tF 'f'I ~Nrnuuu ~ tu-inr,s au1 q desire 90
rca'r, O" merit aud receive liberal share q
public patronage.
WIN LANBRlGHT Proprietor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21
MEDICA HOUSE,

bo-fs.<,- order 10 ford ~ aie.sd scv-a a.d set
'>f,te s-'esIa.i sHafs' - ssyJrsssis- Of 3-Sct-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21

i. ~. aiE1,y
Having used the tub sad other va,Ato- ma.
ehinss al houl hnfing one 90 answer the purro>e
satisiacioiily-l ws> Induced to purchase enc
manufactured ty Rohr & Davis aud and Il far
superior. IN every respect, 10 any haveeyef seen
AMI have NJ n~siiancy n r-r1mmertin- 10 To- the
rutlt~, a. admirably startcd 20 Tic rurp,sr Of
w1'h'nS ant cleaning CLOTHES. | would nOI be
without orc iOr any cons Iteration
Yours Erspcruuliy. JAS IL WEIGH
HapcfsFcuy. F,t. -
M-s,ts. R"hr s. Davis -Gcullcnrn Your
washing Machine j. preferred by my fnmiiy; ali
ore mnrH pleased Nth IL. II gives great satisiac.
ton. Onr trir- | kruw, the clothes come in
ifenrt IN The middle 81 he week Instead Of Fri.
cay ric'i or Saturday. The tlact woman is PEI
iccily I!tase1 with IL Yours Reply.
JAMES NJ. BROWN.
Having purchased one g. Rohr s Davis Wash.
i'c MSchinc> and hayitg gwen IL iair u,sI.
have No. htsuancy IN pronOuuctUy u The srst Ma
chine oi The kind bav, ever scer and recon.
mcni u 10 The public a. such.
DAVID HOWELL.
We e. ceriully certify. that We have used in our
families Mrssrs. Rohr & Davis Washiu- Ma.
Chire, ami can recommend them 10 The ruhlic-
IN tie labor saved and in the quality oi the work
done, We believe that they have D. opal AMI VIC
would not Dc without one !or Ten lime, as value.
G. O. STEWART
WM CEAtGulII.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21

H1-' Nov d1ss tls rsfsf s,t1' 49,
es''"f ~ one Of b. sas'omer'. uh0n be va,
fhsvlngi
Pfeuy vel should blink us.tb
Ply 'J'u " cut ne 90 tuo pisces already q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21

- The ffs,ss sf honest INDUSTRY A..
~ 90 ell .lrsssh lsbE IN. while ID. f,u,,,
Of 's'... - 80 'TInIlrg annoy The esn.
s.'saee 'Hfoafa ..i-. sd is.oire man 10
'hs"s sud essfia't.rg soutempt 90 The ssi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21
SAPPINGT0N HOTEL.
The GARTER HOUSE..

The GARTER House."
yhariesssws. ,. n.r.., C.-.,y virx,..
VNHE undersigned having rur,AA..d ID. hot.
L prop efiy, "a Chat.ssGo~n, Va, so long ane
iAvofsbiyk noEnAs
CARRIERS HOTEL.
have openef the same tor the rec. ption OF visitors.
- me proprietor pledge their every rIsrtiOa for
we comfort ani plessuf, oi their patrons
Their TAM viii be .uppIi,d Win every
afford;
Their nan furnished with a general ..,or.
mtnt 81 he very beet Liquors.
Their large sni aify sTABI .u,ns,a nv
sober and careful Ostr-s ~
t'ry 'rpsr'nrui vii. 30 under he careful .ur.
'e1ishes - The Pior'isfufs or their A,.i.,ant.
oy'.sf' LiIoors, Cigar and uurse Hirr invs.
NErNAS
April . Isj7-L ''So''
Mt''r' Rrinan & Gibson, a, viii Re seen \,
,ne Ao"ve cam, having trcome prorrietor, Of M
ipirl Property. ! Wault respectfully r,,,r,.n,
thr'" 20 ne patrons 81 me esial.i,hm,bt snJ 30
,n' luo"' srnfiAiiy. feeling assured that n ill
"a hehr oi it, former reputation r ih.irh hand,
WIN the improvements raat~mpI.t.4 IN. H..
VII have additional atvRg-a.es ans -, -.
l'le WIN confidence ard pleasure cArne,tIy ,.
''ihmchu me es'atiishmrni. knowing th,t.!,t.,
'nrIr Tvolrol 'he IL Use will he good. suiet ana
RcsPcc;lu'y
April .. 1857 An Elk
HAVING la't re,urtri from the F,.,,, 4,
SCI, Win choice selection %, l. .,,.,s 80
~; -, W oiirf ih- Glowing I,.i uh,cb ~,
tie s.. ' HA'''ni -oScn. bot.
Choice "seisa,a- Pal. n,,,s,
do p'N''
EIita Pale Bra.tv 10 n me- 10
very hte o.. Madeira IN 5o
o'l Rye Whisry 10 yeass.l.
d.. a. -,
Holland Gin:
- ',.rbta''l "iatia PA, A.
Do'c'' Scotch A'e "''
So s, ~ f.r.in London Tl-rwn sro,.
speed oys'ers ~ 'h- can al, vis,s
Carer Ifsusc Nav ~ isi- = "'"S'A.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21
HcIican suano.

N.rr.s I'D. .. ..s4y. .,.I
t'wfE& co
''''''.'" tE "ar.f ~ i-s-
"''"L H'yh sss s,si.s,,r f., ...,,
O. BELLRR a GO
LASA ikAs-O e.orF Hoqaas Ntrtoy-
=, rs'.' i'v'r' ssa sssii.h Bsashst
EBY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21

- t.- 80 80 I.sssr sits ihs
s0ogssIa psY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21

4 Na'.'nusntofFf,.h Garden Seed. received
"''.' 10 " CAMPBELL
4 ULT GARDEN SEED -ttsv. .,., d.
~ w. iuh supply of sfnuri Auf, 8 sos
Nrs4, aai-h musts- ~ rbsr
~ r RAwLIvs
& VIZ ENE srf Na-s-.-. f.f.4..t
- kEARsLFY eTrpprr go
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21

b. o.,., 80 = -. = /. aoo 5siS"'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-21
otAa I'i'h~'u meeting , eoup,rym.r

Ws'b fa.i tie sentismsb
walsh responded Paddy are yen fr,-
bl'' tr"w tWo oil msids Their. N
ihai us~ r' either " then your meth.
srb
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-12

MEssRs.~EDIroRs OF NEWS IL wish to
ask the Republicans of Breckenridge coun-
ty single question; viz 'Can man be a
good Republican and at the same time work
Nth the Black Democracy % Now, Judge
Baker, who, 1 understand, styles himself
the Napoleon of Breckenridge county,"
stopped in our place few nights since with
pro-slavery Democratic candidate for the
Legislature in the adjoining counties, with
whom he was out electioneering. Now,
sir, if Judge Baker is going to play this
kind of good lord, good deviP' game, l
think it is time the Republicans of Brecken-
ridge knew it. If he is going to be a true
Republican, let him cut loose from the Dem
ocratic party if he is going with the Black
Democracy, let him sever his connection
with the Republican party. It is impossi-
BILE for man to act in connection with both,
and not betray the interests of one or the
other. If men are to. pursue such a course
as this, 1 say the sooner the party lines are
drawn, and the tighter, the better.
FOREST HILL.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-12
MURDER Mas ounDAno.-A party Of

MURDER NEAR QUIEDARo.-A party of
gentlemen returning from the State Conven-
ton at Topeka few days since, discovered
the body of man near Chas. Ketchums,
about six miles from Quindaro, under cir
cumstances which preciuded any idea but
that he was cruelty murdered. The body
lay two Or three rods from the road, entire
II stripped of clothing, and the face mutt
lated SO that it was impossible to arrive at
any clue as to the identity. Upon search
ing the locality. evidence of an ARRAY were
found near the road; a club, which from Its
blood-stained appearance. bad evidently been
used to beat in the skull. Portions OF
clothing, pocket knife, etc, were found on
the ground. and evidences of the body hay
ing been dragged farther into the bushes.
a saddle. bride. and a large Mexican spur,
were also near the spot; also traces that
two horses had been lied recently TO trees,
and fed with corn. The body was that OF
3 man about 25 years of age, and could not
have been there more than thirty six hours
at most. The indications seemed to be that
he was returned Pixies Peaker.- luis.-
dare Tribune, 27h
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-12

Sol. Miller, the witty editor of the White
Cloud Chief, gets off the following good
hits in his last:
1t is said Buchanan intends to sue For.
ney for his character. There is no deny
ing that it has gone assray somewhere; and
if Forney hasn't getit. he should sue some
body else, and keep sueing. until he gets it.
Anexchange. speakingof Rosa Bonheur,
the celebrated female artist, says ..sbe is a
native of France, but the world claims her
as its own The world is right, for We
have good authority for saying that she
was born in the world. 7.rsa5 fa
Ansel says he judges US to be of Irish
decent. Well, suppose we were Irish all
over, would he consider us any the less de-
cent for it? @ IS 81
He. of the Dispatch. says he don't think
we are an angel. We can't return the conn
pliment. We think he is an angel--such
as the Scripture refers to-, when it speaks
of s.the Devil and his angels
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-12

The WISCONSIN, CHIEF.-Chief among
all the temperance or literary papers we
set-after a long march. through thorny
paths, at last comes out of the wilder
ness and appears before US. We welcome
us presence with pleasure. and trust there
are many Of our readers who know the
U@'ef we'll enough to send its publishers
l. w. & Emma Brown--one dollar and get
IT, Published weekly at Milwaukee and
foFt Atkinson.
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DIED.

In Forest Hill, on the evening of the 4th OF No
sember. THOMAS EDWARD. infant SON Of John John
". and Mary E. Ne eElit aged year and Q
months. 80 I -.
As softly steals the silent breath h. -
800 OF zephyr winds at even. s..s.ee......
So gently came the angel Death as1ssg
To watt his soul to Heaven. 500
Aud shall we mourn bis sweet relief, n
20 His calm and sweet Fepose,
For he is safe from present grief
And safe from future woes.
Earth has It's due to Heaven above
Shall his sweet spirit rise, s9fzs.s
And angels chant, with songs Of love,
His welcome to the skier. O.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-12

Next to Commercial street. decidedly the
busiest place in the, country is said to be at
Messrs. Britton d Priests mill, just north, of EN-
poria. The mill is now cutting out regularly from
two to three thousand feet of lumber per day, be-
sides grinding considerable wheatand corn. Both
the saw and Touring mills cannot now get ahead
of their customers, and the demands seem to be
increasing It will still be more lively there in a
week or so. when t,le machinery for the new fur
niture mandatory arrives.
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The Westport Border Star, in an article

The Westport Border Star, in an article
on the Kaw Indians, says:
1.-The Kaws are fine looking fellows,
straight as an arrow. slender in person, with
countenances soft and amiable."
Now. Mac, you couldn't have been ''think-
ing of YOURSELF when you wrote that
They might appear '.dimable" to a man out
on the prairie, but as for slime looking fell
lows,' why you are absolutely handsome
beside any one of them ! @ ~
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-12

Mrs Nichols lecture, on Tuesday eve
ming, was very ingenious, argumentative
and well delivered address, and was well re-
ceived by large audience, who gave her
tie most respectful attention throughout.
She is pleasant lecturer and evidently a
very intelligent and sensible Boman.-Ran-
sas City Metropolitan, 9Th. ~
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JOB PRINTING.

The Office of The EAroRIA EEws is furnished
with complete assortment Of the newest styles
of Type, Borders. Floarishes. Cuts, Cards, Fancy
Papers, Colored Inks, bronze. dc. enabling tie
to print ClRcuLa CARDs CERlIylcAfss
OF Srock, BEEps, FcsrERs, and all other kindsof
jon PR,xrIsG, in a manner unsurpassed in die
country Particular attention paid to printing
all kinds of Blanks Orders for work prOuptfy
attended 10 when accompanied Sishs ozsH. sIx-'
oELsloB's is our Inottos SID siIsstss.ss gIsE IS
s Blank Warranty and Mortgages Deeds Bsnds,
Executions, Summons Subpenass zkttachmAAs,
Reeognizanees, etc, constantly on hand. ,rss satg
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-12

The party given at the EmPoria House Friday
night was very largely attended from our own and
several neigh boring towns. The supper was
good--so was the music and the dance. The night
was terrible without, yet all within sunshine
and happiness. The proprietors of the house de
serve credit for the excellent manner in which
they conducted their part of the entertainment.
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The Election.

We give below the official vote in this
county last Tuesday, and also partial returns
from Morris and Chase counties. These are
all the returns we have received, but judg-
ing by them, we think the vote throughout
the Territory was lighter than that upon the
Constitution I: "a
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-12

The Omaha City Republican says the
frauds perpetrated at the recent election of
delegate to Congress for Nebraska fully
equal those at Oxford and Kickapoo in Kan
sas. Returns from Fort Kearney give Es
tabrook 938 majority, while it is asserted
that not 25 legal voters reside there.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-11-12

MORE AERIvAIs FROM THE MINEs-On Saturday
last Messrs. John and James Bay, who went to
Pixies Peak from this place last spring, arrived
home. They left Denver on the 9th of Septem-
Der, making the time forty-one days in coming
through. They came by the Platte, and have no
advice to offer any one to take that route. They
bring no news of special interest. -.