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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-14
TBE wISeHEsTrRARsENAL.

The SyiyR Of Js6tyIsH, 10 IN article re.
fsrring 10 Ibs statement vbisb Cbss Jas
Faulkner made to the people Of Wisobss.
ter. Tbursdsy evening ,be l7,b sf March,
in defence Of bic army wagon DoVsmsSt,
,sys
Af,rhs 0s,d, Nf ssh''hsJ, tb. ,iii0foi he
Hsfut.t.ss fote ant stais' ftst although T,'Ui-
,rp.,sd to NJ IsuIstef b. must ssY ihst
tt, stpo.uirn "a psfissty snd snHIsIY ssIi.iss-
tafv and b. rrrfrftsd hat b. hah net beafd be-
sIro-tItob sst4Itf. aH - v'us GOT have ma.s he
alun.n 10 tbs sstIsct wti,h be tst Ia tsy 90
hispapsf
We saii no such thisg and Fsulknsr
through vhom The Syi,H srlksr directly Or In
directly dsuved iis Information sill 6od
tbst ue are not 70 Be eaugbt Vith ebaa, sod
vill pst remit political sapitsl 70 BE- created
A. oar sxpebss What us id ssy - tbs
court house seeds 40 nuliip plio.tos of vSrds
Af,er FsuisBeT bed concluded Lis ~
marks a. ,adiv dusl from smother county,
took ,hs stand aud sssEht 70 convert tbs
General meeting Of oluisns ihio one Of =
nuyslt DenoeTsuc cbsuetsT vksrtuDon -
s,o,s 10 oil itct 10 tts wsaufastufs % politi-
e.l ostifsl IN that style. tpoideutsiiy u.
marking that Mr. FsulEbers Nsisment "a
s.t,sfssiory, ssd that 'it uss 10 b rsgfsttsd
tb.d not bssn sooner msds TIE reason
for this rsgfst 30 I'D not state from re
r.fd for tbs propTistiss sf The tine bot 80
,b. Sp,,r IF Jrfcyioa hss sadt . sufious
eos,sttsrs fof It thFougA The Fsulkasr sys
TEN ofdivininE tboughts, vs sfsts free 70
~ that he fsgsst sAs fer The saks sf Fsais-
ssr ssndos ~ ibis vbs's nstssT, that the
later uhish be says vas sssi by hia 70 Gis
chester bsiogs tbs nsstipg u ths Dsns-
ors,,o oonvsstiop, asnoupeisE tbs 1rsbsbls
f.iluss % postDoBs9sn, of ths sohsms, vas
ass rad bsfors tbs PfsdsFish Sslsgstios
hsd Kivsa hia thsls vsses - 90 vsit, ssds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-14
Jlrsinia free Dress.
BY GALLAHER & CO.
Thur RSDAI FORMING.
APRIL "a I6sa.
GOV EMINENT ExPENsEs.

Whenever LETcHER is hard pressed by
his opponent upon the question OF govern
ment expenditures, he makes the bold and
unsupported assertion that the amount va.
greater under Wbig Administration than
a Democratic in the face Of the fact, toe,
that it was up to near Eighty Millions las,
year. No man ought to know better than
Mr. Lstchsr that nearly the whole Of the
Mexican war expenditure vas thrown over
from Mr.. Polk's tern into that Of Meurs.
Taylo and Fillmore. The account Of one
quartermAstsr alone Col Hunt, audited in
Mr.. Fillnors's time, enbIscsd items to the
amour, Of eighteen millions Of dollars.
Again Mr. Lstoher asserts that abe sp,
propriAtiObs Of the 3ith Congress, which be
calls Black Republican body, far exceed
ed those Of the proceeding and succeeding
Democratic Congress. Here the fact is
b,inked that there has always bseu in the
Senate Democratic ulsjOrity Of more iAaa
noeHiy, and that tho appropriation bills ar.
generally increased in that body from three
to four millions Of dollars, and further
that . Democratic President signed these
bills, else they never could have beesn.
laws
And further that the Black Republicans
never had 8 clear majority in the House Of
Representatives, As was tested in the vote for
Speaker Mr. BANEs Vas elected Speaker
by q plurality vote, At the Instance Of Mr.
SpTH, Of Tennessee, a Democrat Of the
sTic,est sect, and ihe molten vas sr.i made
by Mr. OLiSoslS, Of North Carolina, a
Democrat Of tue ultra school, hks FssilGsT,
for the last SIX or seven years The ReBub-
lioaDs carried no appropriation bill without
Democratic votes, aud indeed nest Of these
bill. we're carried in spite Of them. wiips,.
The Army, add Navy bills 80 iAs, here is
= piece u di'iogehOusss on the parI Of
Sir Lstebsr, TO use the mildest term 81
together inconsistent uiih ibs character Of
Honest John"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-14
Agency Of Insurance..
B, W, HERBERT,

CONTINUES 90 give pfonPt surutiun t1 a.
" bran nes ui ihr tasufsncr Bastarss auf is
pf-aarei tJ nseoiiaie LIFE AND FtRE iNSUR-
ANCE IN soy amounts fequifsd. 90 ihc Hafti.fd
fus lnsarsnes Com0sny hanlJfl. C0sHec'irdt.
Ffaasin iasufsure COmpanY n PhhalrIp9ia
shi ne issurancs ComPaay of NE valley cd VIZ.
gints
Win an experience of nsariy eight years % the
busiasss snd heing Dosssssei of recaiisf adEau.
tsrss for s,eertst1iag fhe streng ot s iasufsarr
C1apanies doing business ia thisand ,he Nuf.hefn
Srsi-s .p~riaf sresftos wtl he given tD placing
usss on.y ia Comrsnies pi un11ui.rf respa9sttu
w sat sbere fsif dealing msy hs relied apau Boz
ras~ af Iass
Dc tar uYasss Store Mile Bsfos. Fsrfo-
fiss Me- ha1iiss iioasehoii Parntur- aaf ~
sry iTsrfipian Ui Prfs1nsi Properly be- rsuntfr
of inWn. inslrst srsibs loss or damsFc ~ Ore
Liie A~ufanee 90 he best CJmpsnies 90 TO-
YATES saes
The lives of slsvss insured fof tv1 hirls oi
Ger rai1- g. Isvesi 'aiss f1f pefi1t %. Doe t1
be years
w ali eases of loss pauicular susaiioa b Eivsn
io srcufe io he parties iBsafrf iibrfsi sflasi
mrpt ard pfempi raTm~nt 0f fheifriains
Aprieaf,ons sttbef 10 p-fsUs ,f bT ieitef siil ~
rfomPfT ausudsd 10 asf suy iaiofmaiioa 90 ihs
sstlsci chesfisilY siTes " addressed to Ious r
saorE Post Mtsef. Cssdesasn or
BW HERBERT.
Aesat ~ Jsasfsos Coantf W
.. AEsaft Posi 1Gss 0Aar-s.gNn
- y @bzA8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-14
B. W. II L R B E r T,
eHIaltsTOSS JEFFERSON cJJgTY VIRGINIA
NOTARY PUBLIC,
General Insurance .Egem
mud (OliXfEOr,

OFFERS his services 10 ne business comma
~ nifty 81 Jefferson Clarke Frederick and Brfsr-
irY cpuntes tO collect all debts and attend 10 all
kindred business ia the said counties.
Mf Herbert isa graduate Of The Law School 4
Hlfvsrt Univstsity ani has a. his command The
b~.t Sisi,-rs 81 IEs css-lcsawr BIZ U- tI.
puuctnsIiy auend 90 all busincss comm iuet to him
ani refers 10 ibe fo'l1Firg gentlemen:
CAareasra -Oacers soi Directors o. thr
Branch OF The Btns the vsUrY,H K~yes. Keye-
KeAu~y J y S l. l. s,i,et
Lgs,sgs C-ssfp-T. 10 WHlis, Fry q Bees
wi'h. A Timbefisse q 60 "a. l. Hunief a.
gent Baltimore OAiu RAiifDai. Dp.irid's De
pot
Hsrp>,', FS,-v-F B-ckham. Agent Baltimore
Ohio RaiifOai. 4. II. Herr. snu w s.s.
phens.
Sa>pte,dagrl E I f.ee John NJ Jcweu.
Schlcg, And iiumfick10asr
Hia1A,f,cr--O Othcets sDi Directors of me lssu-
rance Company Of ihe NaIIsy 90 yirEina
Clark CsAafy -Manu Page. Col. Ttesfrcii
smuh Pendi ton Ricbsrison ; g. Moore
sod = ~ Posrfs.
1yis--s C,H4fp A'etanIrr Nsrromr, Dr
80, 'sc51 Vsnt0fen. Jr. asi A. " Yaasrs-
g,s.,.,,- ~ winter psvi' J Psnrifrs
l;s, h C,,l. ,'sad. % s La,mef. and Char.es
"a u. Bose
Hs-so,4. cs..-oh.. eef' 'nd Directors of Hart
frri Firs i0sursne- Conn any
LSrAgcutof Nsuoaai ta. e'Iigrn's'. Tor Jshrf.
en- Clunty Vugtnis.
Dec 10, 1857 --iy -Spt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-14
The American Trades Com
pNny


THg AMERICAS sWOEFR
Caasisfar ~ great rsfi~fT ~ unHtur auf hr1gft.
fsl patterns of Cirsr Tabss TIE rrea. ANY st.ut
thsss srt-ls, b. ihsi sssh sffsstsi - o. ss
esrs aftag - nts thfaafh Ehifh ths sfa1ke OF he
bafolur rsf q o. baora 49, o. sss io hs
naath Th.s dtnP saanFe 90 "sif eeais tss ssoss
but sstfsrts ffafn % l .riae ofts pfs1Huis prep
sffg .fthe TIbaera fh teadffs tbs brfsth Ices 81
fsasirs saassu aIIi q a ia 50 90 ~ tahss Ita
- sever briafs stfsei repf bT usfsr ne fHt "a
ssfsfJsf Ttsf usr e.u siss greatly pflu.fr 10
assIth ofts hshissi s1assf nd FrsssrTe tts sect
srss ofths brsafh
TuE AMERICAN CARPET HOOK
o. fus r1atfvancs faf patiar dssa csFrsft 9Th ~
tscts f6is s So tfi- 10. vhit1 has ussar hsf 20
bee spa ihs nafkst uat t posssstes he asfit 81
sastIaE rsrsoa O. Fsi dose ~ tsss - ssfpsi 81
tEs sfrTft sfs Frl~fs fa hfesa aIfaafssi sik
oat ssy lsIafy 80 hasf esfcst Fsfy shesp
-ehsspsF b. 80 ioaE fua has tssks sad iAs rfssi
facility go shrh sfsa ssrvsat rsa tsts - sat rsi
dasu eafpsts vithuat ths posftiitY of q asisks
rssssfs q isrsisshis 70 tbs sassstsspss
TIA AaERiCAN PFN HOLDgRA VIPER
Il usst isfsatioa ~ ha4iaa sgo.ss ists - -
~ p~a tAfssf, sissys satasf aai sless 90 fssty
fss - VsfT sssssaisst s.cis fsf us Cussslas
nssss D-.A - LiesEy snsa
A W.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-14
HISo Your PUSoIuArios.

So iogssiss Easii'h s,s,ssnsn Asvinx
charged a. 'hosf 0f the Govsrsmsnt uitA
dishosessy, va' ssqnifsd ~ fstfsoi - before
ibs House of Comnobs sbisA hs sil o. tLs
foiiouibE sofds
I aid b. sss d,'Aous'i 1t d. trss and
I aa sorfJ for 81
Tbs sss ssWsfi siory Bat uhst uss the
sssprss u sAs ehe'si shs foiiovIsg dsy, 70
zee sid Tstfssti0h priatsd thus
4 said hs sss dishonest ~ 10 tres. saA
] an soffy fer %
Thus, bJs siagis iFsnstositioa ~ sssaa
sd ssnisolos, the ibgspius slssSsfsr repre-
seated AiassH - sol ssly Assisg nsds -
FstFss'iss, be- - ksvisg fsissfs1sd tAs
sARp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-14
The American Eradrs GoIn
pany.


We. organized November :. 1857 With C.pjtsI of
oas hund'td thoussud doilsrs. THIS Company wss
f9fm-d With u tai ng up iuventsrs of small
tcs' of grsers Biity. uho are uasble 20 make lode
Psuasst arrangements for ,ntroslacng their ssutoas
- 45is sT'sls-a8rsi Wtt hen iuf th. . -kfv
b. pufc oct aud cot, py rad Toe sfi
uaaufas ufed aud sold. The inventive geHtas Of this
cogrfy hss ions called for insfuina rf fhis kind
TIE Ain-Tcsn MOD - % sctiVe. fhai tbuusaad 4
thisrs iFe Invented niauy ~ shIch u1uid ~ Tealy
useful % the cohmnatv bat shich n~vst inIodg-
csd, becssss the lsvsniof' u them have 20 ssas TO
csffy then out.
Th- C,prtsI Of this C.mpnny vil be devoted 10 the
dsyeiopIuent ~ really u,.fui iHv-utoUs
The toprany have Comniitse o. Fatsnts. Nh1Se
duty U s - pass upeu al applcntans. nnt from their
large eIpefisHce 90 such msiisrs iavsnt8ts have
rsftY that thsT svcaiogs vii net b. uusI 90 red AMI
The high chafa ~ q the psftss cnmpossf that t"
s1f guaranty thst plans Hnd sPrcitga
tipss nv ~ slhusfttsd hstltc Pstruts ate up
pird for. shast any f.k u atsnage b-ias taken of
this rfcgssfahce. snd shsn dsstfsd to D. 80 ths
Pauy ell ia.s 'hi rat-ai' fof 1ths 'rcntns i,f hc
Inventor sil ~ he invratign thst 10 fli~nishls.
tn, tHmpany respectfully tnVitr tnFsufsfs - s.b-
10 th-sa Their Pisias r-d o. siil b. hfthsfos ne
nhlrot' rf he 'ourhny z 'ts .ihtss sod sssatt -
be ~ s~tFc~ 90 hen
Aay sse of ~. G.avas maJst D. s,orp,abIs 70
tbs CotnrsuY
F,.t % atuart,iafs huy srirlss f1r uhrh theIr
mssbilsfY is afaptsd by e.nuart tho iHv~nilrs q.
efirsf ~ tucl's and payus ioT ti- sams cn isuy
rfY
sssaai ThsJ t1y saJ iaisat -h.sh ' approved n
~ Their Hpmittse
Tttd Tbey a.il mss1fa, fure sad s.li aay .st,,I.
sh.,a thsy choose 20 siHpt. gvnr fr ne lsr.sisf
suth p'ap"iioa si he Ifot'' r1y Poi sFfssi OPP
on
TAe sttsa.,,s bs.Has. Sss n sod 2tFnssiort
81. Ne~ Y6fk. bsinE about ~ frrt ffHat ty over
500 fsef deep anl sfaf.rs ttrb shove tbs t.fsask
10 ~ sell ty the Pee .f~Ht ol th~ Calrs4v saI ...
sspisd io pau ty Az thr msth.asfy. ssssflaa aHd
Offices "f he Coppayl shrfe Ell of ts hssass' aai
ss~sa af~ uaasarted.
Harrh if iaa4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-14

40, rperiOriiy ~ way Of contrast
H. 81 the oppo.iton no question Of con
''i'g"oosl principle or .dmlui..tNIre poh.
y - l" b, ssted, -s .i..d at east utoa .s
good iso' a. tho D-mocr,ey. Who. u l7sai.
Ied OF +" 10 either oou.,i,a,iousi priueipls
VI Anmio,',rai''e policy, sn,-.r besh Wgys
RHisoAd WAX
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-14
NOTICE

A LHERr Miller issH'hofirr4 10 .suis - ~.
"A trsiurss ~ 10 lsis hsm AZ rsfssas isssbt
~ ~ ~ ~ hFn n suifA 4 Miller. ere respect
fullF rsqgsslff - psuis forikwin
- = - nAGFH 4 MRANR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-14

Life Insurance.
PENN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA
Capital S750,O00.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
All the pruh.s dtvij-i amongst tb- policy hp,-.
80 ~v~ry wear The Inly Tfu.v hu'usi Gonna
ny "a the City ot Sta.r
DANIEL. l. MILLER Pr,.asst.
SAMUEL T. STOKES. We President
JDIN w uDRNER SECRETARY.
ff-m,GH. ja=y - F=tl sRsasnt .en,-sHnusl.
y or FUabery
Per,oa, ~hp nov insure Will pauske OF a flU
year, dIy,iend IN lhe 1T ot January n~It
Persons nAs in>afe ,hrig UNn iyes, sGd errti.
tor the lives uf debtors.
Descriptive Pamphlets Blank Form. ant eve
~ Information 90 tnr u i~rt uf Mutual Life 10
sursuc- furnished on aPp,eauu1 10 Inc Agcai
without charge, personally 81 by mail.
LOSSES ~ VIRGINIA PAID.
Thos Hsmmoad VI Sh-ph-rt,towt - OOO
Mr. Thoma, X H,ck, -warfea county 5000
Rev John T iiarerlyc Sh~rn-fs,tusn 1000
Barton Canrb-ii "a Nhria'olrs 1000
w N n. Gardner. Ri,hm0uj 1890
WiIrs B Dtir Po1sm0ulh OOJ
Alexander Camb,sli B,ih1ny. , 600
MEDICAL EXAMINERS
G = Mssoo, Nd Juhn 4 Swami, D.
n. z. Cooke, u. T. Magtuirr, a y.
tV rhs Agent E,ll g,ve his groalyi aiieaii5t and
pers0Hai SHpcrrisss 90 al fisEs rteaere AMI rt>r-
requested - ~ do.
Application Ia H. made - J p BsnwN Esd
Postmaster. chsrlesoEn. OF to the agrul lhfdu "a
the Pest One, Charir,:sEa
B w HERBERT Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-14

nTAn l'lshmsn b"iug ssEsd % lats
,'.si fsF csri.koais q - nssrisss bsri.d
~ hssi sai sEaibitsi kags sssf sbish
looked - tAoogh !, 70 ghl Asvs bsss na1s
9Th sfs sA9tsl TIE svidsbss vss ssiis.
fasssFy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-14
THE SUMNER W EBs.

The summer web, that Goat AID shias.
The summer aess that fall,
Though light they be, Ihi. heart Of nins
/, lighter still Than all.
II tell, me every cloud i, past,
which laIely seemed 10 lower
That hope bath we'd young Joy al last.
And nows their nupiisl hour
VIII light thus round, within, above,
With rsush; 10 msks enc sigh,
Except 1he wish that all We love
Were Al this moment
IL seems a. II LIES brilliant sun
Had stopped IN full career.
To make this hour IL, brightest one,
Aud rest her IsdIaRee here.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-14
2 0 L Il r Y
sPRING WEATHER.

=
IL shines, h rains,
Then shines sgsia,
what does he weather msanI
IL hangs IN doubt.
The sun come. out.
With triKziing misls bei~ssn.
Nov dark, nov light,
Liss cay, like uight.
Ts changing. hesle weather.
Il nlsis NJ times,
Then rsin. o. ,hines,
And sometimes AL iogetAer.
o. nov ! see,
n ~ -. sac,
A-is, head s1d . Ounce,
| irsI. smile,
Then cry awhile,
And sometimes all at ence.
| poui, I pet,
We'll pleased get,
Both tilisens and lsIJ.
In my own way.
j. such day,
when rsIry, shiny. larry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-14
New York Adverii.emen,.. A

New York Advertise ment..
~ EVERY BODY's MOUTH,
~ EvkRY BoDf's MOUTH
~ EVERY BoDY's Mourn
WHAIslN EVERY BoDYs MOUTH,
wHaTsN EVERY BoDY's MOUTH
WHAl INEvERi BODYs MOUTH
WHY The AMERICAN sMOKERI
WHY THE AMERICAN sMOKFR,
Why The AMERICAN sMoKER,
sruDDED WITH DIAMONDS
STUDDED WITH DIAMONDS
WHAT'S sIrDDkp WITH DIAMoNDsi
WHY PRESIDENT BUCHANANs
AMERICAN SMOKER
Wh,eh has bces ordered of
IIEAMERICAN TRADE
COMPANY
- - FtaHkiott Strset
New York.
EvsES,'E RrK,''
IEASE fgt NuIc'
iHAyE FOUNDIr,
WHAT HAVE IOU FOUND
WHAT HAVE YoU FOUND,
WHY. THE GREATEST LUXURY
OF The AGE
THE GREATEST LUXURY
OF THE AGE
THE AMERICAN SMOKER
See sftsrtiseInsnt eiss Whstr
See sdv.Iii.snrat.
The AMERICAN SMOKER.
CJ- See sdvertis-ment-
IHE GREATEST LuNuNY Ot Iut AIt
TIE GREATEST LUXURY or THE AGE
HAVE you TRIEDITs
HAVE YOU TRIEDITl
No, wuATIsIT,
WHhrisIr'
WHY THE AMERICAN SMOKER!
IlE AMERICAN SMOKER
THE AMERICAN SMOKER,
THE AMERICAN SMOKER,
WHERECAN 1T BEHADs
WHERE CAN 1T BE HAD,
WHAT SEGAR STORE KEEPS ITp
WHO SELLS irs WHO SELLS
S. aHNerf al e IN T..l
AnotL - euluns.
:. No dealer ia Cigar, Or Tobacco. /. .av CITY
pragrsss ui he Who does not order al once ,,up
bon 81 n America snsksTfof the kene Of Gus.
tun~rs
s,-A Sas,Pis SOI-Po,,ase paid will only eo.,. fs-
doIists.
M.ren II isSs
WHO 50 LIS THE AMERICAN sMOLERf
WHY ~ ERl DRI GGisT-AND tIGiR
DEALER
lfthey d"nt uow' they vail hereafter. Doar fail
CALUMET OF PEACE
THE CALUMETOF PEACE
The CAlLMErOF PEACE
WHAT is THE CALUMET OE PEACEt
WHAT is !T WHERE L. 1T,
1T Is TIE AMERICAN SMOKER.
Gl-See advertisement.
March II, i-sS
QUIET NERVES QUIET NERVES
so EXCUSE FGR NERVOUS HUSBANDS
HUSBAND co Buy THE AMERICAN
SMOkER.
THIS II TO nv TIE ORDER OF IHE DAY.
From every wttc who has q smoking husband 90 and
good hu.b.ad who w.nts % have peace the tam.
ily ~,li fail Ia obey the order.
TJ-S~e Advertisement See advertisement.
Mach ~ 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-14
B. w. Herbert's Column.
AG - - CY
LIFE lSSi Rl n CE.

THE UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
ANNUITY AND TRUST CONPA-
NY OF PHILADELPHIA.
The lives cf slaves insured FOR three-iourihs OF
tt,ir value, al lowest rates.
AS--ts Sliil bl2 u
Nh Loses promptly adjusted AMI paid through
he OGirr ui Grnefal Agency. a. Richmunt. Va.
INTERN ALTON LlEE
ass URANCE SOCIETY
NEW YORK AND LOSDON.
Capital S2,5O0,OOO.
NB AEuarsntee iuni OF 500 600 deposited
vita The Comptroller oi The State OF New YORK,
:or ne security and benefit OF ALL policy holders
&C Ine aIei Siasr,-
MUTUAL BENEFIT
LIE INSURANCE COMPANY
Ss~.sk, y. j, Ist Januiry. lsj6.
Nru accumulation, So 40 O05 g.
TO,aI amount 10 Jan. ~ 1850 7ij ~ 66
TOlAi Amount $50 go -
Grand Tolal, 81 80, ,iSe. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-14
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL IA, 1859

The belief that the wagon establishments VAS
beyond doubt This is . very different
version Of eur thoughts, and Il has the merit
Of being true
lt is not our habit to withdraw shat We
ssy in our column ps, and ve certainly neither
regret the wagon illustrations Of the arti.
Gle to which the SpirI hss referred, nor what
We said At the eour, house We should 70.
srst Fasltn nsrs stAtsnsn, ., sa,isfae,ory
still, If 10 accorded With the facts, but late
developments overthrow his whole defesce,
and prove that the sIpsstations Of the peo>
pie OF Winshs.tsr have been peedlsssly s,d
cruelty aroused 10 regard To promises Of
Sovsrument patrsaags which they had not
solicited, and 10 will be . difficult task now
to sosvisce then iha, they have no, been
deceived
tis true, Gen. Jssup has reported 10 f..
vor Of . Dstiopal wagon e.tsblishmsnt at
this point, iehen the 6zassidI condition OF tie
county riH yHstifl i, which would very
oPpor'snely keep up expectation until after
the election. bat the manner in winch The
sanouncement Of an indeSaite postpone
msnt, when an immediate estsbli,hneu Was
daIy looked for, came 30 suddenly after
fAulkners peminatisn, has prepared the
people at ail points fer further shifts ard
evssions, and they are not TO be misled.
The consent OF Csrgress aud Ms State
OF Virginia would have to bs obtained be-
fore any such esiablishment could be made
Did FLOYD not know Aat at the start, There
!, ns's line recon me ding an establishment,
ofths kind IN any Of JeGsrson DAVIS reports
Did not Faulkner know that when lie as.
serted such recommendstions had been
made in three Of theip' Did not Faulkner.
knew, too, that in reducing the appropria.
lion for army transportation to abOu, ore.
third OF the usual amount, the plan Of the
wagon establishment would have to fall ,
If he .nswsrs this ty saying that money
would be saved BY the manufacture of va
gons BY this new mode, is there not the
greater reason for 40 irr,GiJe establish,
nentAt . iiuis when scoUOHy "a III pe!a;IYe>
ly demanded, u certain number Of Wagon.
being absolutely necessary each year :
What must bs thought Of these gl.ring iu-
sonsiste neies
The IugintaH has also fallen into error
IN Substantially reporting US as conclusive
ly satisfied with Faulsuers statement. aud
that there was but one opinion, and th.,
on the side Of Mr. Faulkner by all parties
who uero present" No dissent was ex-
pressed, it IL true, when the "uuauimou.
vote was taken, for the ball lad been gran.
ted for Fsulknsrs use, and gentlemen 10
TIE opposition did not choose 10 interfere
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-04-14

MAY b. iruiy rcgsrsd a. H. .- "a otssW.
ing ma, hines. ~, Nhc uHkA a Machtae
WHICH - capshl, Of doing aut kod Cvs,ns Tor Taii-
aBd hn's~ wives Sith ssasiact,on hsTeisiotr "a
LnoNnsha lose no time IN otder,nz ene at the PA
TENT LEVER MACHINES which sre 10 occupy
similar position towafds nihet s-SInl rIachss hats
PATENT LEVER WATCH (and every body kno~.
IT. sa!ur) occupies towards Lapin- any other &c
Ccni rate satch,
This nlchine makes the 'Loek.stitch. which look,
the same on both sidcs of The sbfe which cTnnot be
ripped.
PRICE So
10 al respects equal 10 mas hlnss hsTetofofe sold
q hs1dt,k doliap aud upS.rds
Specimen, of ,s~iug ious ny the PATENT LIZ.
NEk MACHINE. will b. iorvadrd 60 soy part 0t The
country. upon the receipt Of 4 pos'a se stamp
NB Al energetic aId Te liable Arrut - Wsnted Va
every iown aaj village % the Unrei States and Csda
dss 10 cell the above named nachin~. IA sdssbta-
g~ous arrangement vli be- male With the right k,nd
q metcbsst Who wiling % have the exclusive sgrh.
ey.
Address
Globe Manufacturing CompsnJ,
J3g Bfoad~ay
Mach II. 1859 V.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-10

WENT TO THE PEAK-The Western, and
some of the Eastern papers, are now free
quently giving accounts of the return Of
Pixies Peak Adventures, with their experi,
ence. The Detroit Free Press has the fol,
lowing respecting the experience of a round
dozen Of young men who lately returned Ia
that region:
They went as far up the Platte River as
Fort Kearney. There was no suffering
among the returning emigrants on the north
side as far up as that point Provisions
were plenty and cheap.
They report large quantities of bogus gold
dust in the hands Of sharpers along the road.
They say there is some gold at the mines,
but it will not pay to dig it--a sliuce that
takes five men to run it only makes about
twenty cents day.
Men were offering as high as one hundred
dollars per ounce for genuine gold dust dug
at the mines, for specimens. They estimate
the people on tho plains at one hundred
thousand. Now, if it has cost them at an
acreage of one hundred dollars each, (Which
is very low,) we have the snug little sum OF
ten million dollars sunk in this operation
They report large numbers who have not
enough to return WITH and that the Hanni-
bal and ST. Joseph r. K. are sending those
through on their road free
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-06-10

Nor DEAD YRrl-A little while ago we
we're told by all the Black Republican pa
pers, in and out of Pennsylvania, that the
Democratic party was annihilated dead
and buried but it would nevertheless, seem
to have some vitality left according to the
New York Tribune of last week. That pa
per (and Greedy is always considered good
authority by the Opposition party says:
Nothing is more certain than that, with
all the violent distractions of the Democra-
cy, and their seeming hopeless divisions in
particular sections, the party will present a
united front after the nomination at Charles.
ton, and it will require the harmonious and
concreted action Of the whole Opposition to
secure success in 1860"