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GA young gentleman at the Isle Of
Wight was addressing young lady in
the following grandiloquent style: " The
most digni6ed, glorious and lovely work
of nature is woman the next man, and
the third our Hampshire hogs" when she
suddenly interrupted him with, 81 have
seen specimens of the two latter blended
in one"
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Order of Court.

We find in the Fort Scott Democrat an
order of Court, made on the Goth ult., with
reference to the Marshal's posses called in
$50 and $50. All interested will take notice
accordingly, and have their accounts prop
erly in for allowance. Steps are being
taken to secure the payment of these ac-
counts, by Government, and those DESTROYS
of getting their pay, should be careful to
have their accounts on hand.
NOTICE.
Ordered by the Court sitting in and for
the Third Judicial district of the Territory
of Kansas, that the returns and accounts of
the several Deputy Marshals who led the
several posses called out by VIM. P. Fain,
U. S. Marshal for K. T., during the winter
Of 1883 and 1859, be proved in open court,
before Judge Jos. Williams, on or before
the 18th day Of December, A. d. 1859, and
that all persons who served on or before
said 18th day of December, OF they will be
barred from an allowance Of the same.
Attest, with seal attached, this
T.. S. 29th day Of November, A. d. 1859.
SAMUEL A. WILLIAMS, Clerk.
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The Rocky Mountain Ne,os says tb.,
"Dr j. E. Hardy, formerly of Alton. IN
now resident of Golden City, has shown
us some specimens Of marble which can
hardly be surpassed in the famed quaris,
of Italy. It is found near the Platte nv.
er, short distance from where it leave,
the mountains, and some twenty. Sys
miles from this city. The DR.. inform,
us that the supply is inexhaustible, and
of all the colors and tints of the rainbow
Preparations are being made to open and
work the quarry"
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singular coincidenoe.

On the sixteenth Of December, 1857, the
Jay-Hawkcrs resisted Deputy U. s. Marshal
at Bain's Fort, on the Usage. December
sirtsenth, 1858, Montgomery and his band
invaded Fort Scott, murdered John Little,
and robbed his store; and on the sirteenth OF
December, 1859, three Of their number will
expiate their crimes on the gallows.-FOrt
Scott Democrat.
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The Board proceeded to estimate and
determine the amount of money to be
raised for county, school and sinking fund
purposes for the ensuing year, and order
ed that for county purposes there be
raised the sum of So, 1929; for school pur-
poses do, $1.925 80; sinking fund, do,
bonds and interest due 1860, $1.925 80.
Said amount to be apportioned to the
several townships as follows:
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u jim LANE having said that he chad
progressed SO fast in Antislavery that they
could cut cross ties Of an Underground Rail-
road out Of him." Wood Of the Kansas
Press, proposes that he be worked up. The
Atchison Unios thinke abe is entirely too
rotten for the purpose.n p
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W The manuscripts Of Swedenborg's
writings, containing sketches Of his jour-
ney in Holland, in 1743, and several Of
his mystical speculations, have been dis
covered in Stockholm.
The Kansas herald of freedom. [volume] (Wakarusa, Kan. Territory) 1854-1860, 1859-12-10

or The Empress Eugene and the la
dies Of her court have definitely aban-
doned crinoline. They have also substi-
tuted short dresses for trailing ones.
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e Our Territorial Legislature will con-
vene at Lecompton on the first Monday in
January, three weeks from next Monday.
Whether they win adjourn to Lawrence is
somewhat uncertain, though the Probabili-
ties are that they viii.
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A Fair Ouextion.

The New York Journal Of Comm1c.
puts to the Republicans the following
fair question, which it is to be hoped
some of the editors in that party will
answer:
A QUESTION FOR THE Bnows REpuBLr-
cANs.-How can "0ld Brown" be at once
a hero, martyr, a saint, and maniac?
That is fair question.
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Lawrence. Nov. Is, 1859.
Present :-I.awrence, Ford; Clinton,
Umbarger; Marion, Brown; Palmyra, Cole,
and Clerk.
Board proceeded to amend and alter
the description of lands upon the assess
ment rolls Of tho several townships.
Petition for an apprc pristion for Bridge
on Wakarusa at the crossing of the Le-
compton road was laid on the table.
Petition for additional appropriation
for Bridge on Wakarusa river at the cross
ing near j. W. Evans vas presented and
it was ordered that an appropriation of
$50 be made to said Bridge, subject to
same conditions as appropriation for
bridges, passed May Z3d. 1859.
Ordered shat all that portion of the
resolution passed February Is, 1859. au-
thorizing the Chairman and Clerk of this
Board to issue Bonds payable March l,
1859, is hereby rescinded.
Ordered that Sinking Fund be and is
established to pay the Bonds authorized
by resolution passed February Is, 1859,
said resolution having been passed in &C.
cordance with an act Of the Legislature:
To pay Bonds and interest maturing
March l. 1860, there be assessed and COL
lected in money. $l,925 30; March 1,
1861, $500; March l, 1862, $1,7OO;
March I, 1868, $1,000; March l, 1864,
$500; March l, 1865, $1.400; March /,
1866, $1,000; March l, 1867. $1,000;
March 1, 1868. $1,10O.
Board adjourned till Saturday, Nov. 10,
$50, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
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GA ten dollar engraving is soon to
be published of the recent General Con-
ference of the Methodist Epis. Church.
It will contain portraits Of two hundred
heads.
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OF Monday, April I'd, is fixed upon
as the time of holding the National Dem.
ocratic Con vention at Charleston.
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rWe learn from Capt Gaines and

OF We learn from Capt. Gaines and
Mr.. Hackbush, U. s. Deputy Surveyors,
that all the surveys on the N. Y. Indian
Lands, east Of the Guide Meridian, have
been completed, and that the portion
west Of that Meridian will be finished
about the middle Of December. They
leave this week to complete the work
Fort Scott Democrat.
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or Nine churches are to be sold in
Cincinnati, in December, for non-payment
Of taxes. Religion must be at discount
in the Queen City.
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OF PARRoT's majority over JOHNSTON,
for Delegate to Congress, is2476. Conway
is running so far behind the State ticket
that he will have but little over 1000
majority, if even that.
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Douglas County Agricultural Society,

oesA@s SS<HV 6bhiSuitehei SocieV.
In accordance with call from the Pres
ident, the Board of the Douglas County
Agricultural Society will meet at Law.
renee, on Saturday, December 18th.
P. Il. BERKAU, Secy.
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November 10, 1859.
Present Lawrence, Ford: Clinton,
U mbarger; Marion, Brown; Palmyra, Cole;
Lecompton, Bruner
Bill of s. B. Norton, repairs on jail, was
allowed ut 81 60
The Report of C. L Edwards, County
School Superintendent was presented,
examined and accepted.
The report of VIM. Yates, County Trea-
surer, was taken up, examined and &C
cepted.
Balance of account of Allen & Gilmore,
stoves, &C., for court house and Jail was
allowed at $40.
Balance of account of c. L. Mandell,
petit juror, allowed at SIG 90.
Board proceed to equalize the valuations
of the real estate in the several townships,
and ordered the following equalization:
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or Iowa has 412 miles of railroad in
working order, and Missouri 500.
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LAWRENCE. KANSAS.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 10, 1853.
rERMs....ss.so PER ANNUM.IN ADVANCE

Here shall the Pressths Pc sple'sriE naintain
Uasw'dby party, and u nbFibed by gain,
Pledged butt0 Truth, to Liberty and Law,
Ne EaVSysWays n, aAd no Fear shall ave.
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OF A Post Office is established at
Mantua, Allen county, K. T.
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Accounts Of sundry persons were taken

ACCOUNTS OF sunory persons were taken
up and allowed as follows:
T. D. Thacher & Co.. printing Tax
Sale for the year 1858, $S19 "a
0. Wilmarth, Stationery, IS OF
0. Wilmarth, do SO 81
G. +. Earle. Constable, SIS 55 al
lowed at 8 90
D. G. Peabody, Pros. Atty 5 90
G. W. Babcock, Witness, (Grand
Simon Slower, Petit jury, 10 20
Amos Hard, do 8 90
C. G. Hoyt. do 10 90
G. F. Earl, Bailiff. $26, allowed "a 90
N. w. Spicer, executing Warrant, 80
johnson House, boarding prisoners, 135 81
81. s. & L. Fillmore. wall paper,
(Dist Clerks office.) 6 81
G. E. Smith, hanging PAPER, 975
Huson & Backlog, boarding juries, 30 90
R. c. Bishop. old scrip of 1857 ap-
proved. sl7 81
E. D. Ladd, Justice of Peace, log 80
W. H. Russell, Pros. Atty, 30 %
Fee Bill U. S. Dist Court, Douglas
county, Clerk, Sheriff, and Pros.
Airy, 1858 50
Wiley Jones, Justice of Peace, 795
do do 975
do do 6 25
Geo. Ford, Witness, (Dist. Court,) 81 76
o. Paul, do do "a rs
N. w. Spicer, extra allowance on
Bill for Benches for Court Room, 4 90
W. Jones, viewing road, 400
A. Soule, do 400
r. Morrow, rent of Court House, 600 90
Board adjourned till Friday, Nov. Is,
'59, at 8 o'clock A. NJ.
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q LYDIA Maria CHILD viii write the
Life of John Brown, the proceeds Of the sale
TO be donated to his family.
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An application being made for an al
lowance for the care and support of Sarah
Matthews. an insane pauper, the Board
considered said pauper not . county
charge.
Resolved, That the supervisors Of Doug
las county petition the Territorial Legis-
lature to pass an act giving the people Of
Douglas county vote on the county seat
before any county buildings are erected.
Clerk was instructed to present aud col
lect of the Territory the claim Of Douglas
county for use Of Offices and supplies for
special term of District court for Douglas,
johnson, and other counties, held in JAN
uary last.
Resolved, That the County Beard will
pay for supplies, where no contract has
been made, except for fuel for the pres
ent winter, cash prices. ten per cent ad-
ded, and that the Clerk and Sheriff, when
ordering said supplies, shall, as part of
each order; notify the persons furnishing
the same of this resolution.
Ordered, that an extra allowance of
800 be made to Geo. Ford, the Chair
man of this Board, for services as Chair
man.
Resolution recommending to succeed
ing County Board that no orders on the
Treasurer be issued except at the annual
meetings of the Board. was adopted.
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e Fernando Wood is elected Mayor Of
New York BY I, a73 majority.
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The following accounts were allowed /:
E. Bond. hauling wood, 81 90
s. o. Thacher, Pros. Attorney, 45 90
W. II. Alternately, furniture,
1892 so, was allowed at $50 90
c. L. Edwards, Co. School Supt., l55 90
Geo. Ford, Supervisor. "a 90
s. Cole, 80 80
d. G. Brown, 81 81
G. W. Umbarger, 35 So
F. +. Bruner, Is 6S
Ordered that the proceedings of the
annual meeting and report of the re-
ceipts and expenditures of the past year,
and the accounts allowed, be published.
The Chairman was appointed COM
mittee with authority to employ clerk,
to examine county orders returned by
county Treasurer, compare the same with
the record, cancel and enter upon the rec
ord the date of cancelling said orders, to
make list Of orders so cancelled according
to law, and report to the next meeting of
the Board, and return said orders to be
destroyed.
The order passed Nov. 16, 1859 to
Lemuel Fillmore, Esq, to defend the
suit of-vailleau & Co. VS.. Douglas county
was rescinded.
Ordered that Mr.. Fillmore be allowed
500, on account of his services in at
tending to said suit.
RESOLVED, That the County Board of
Supervisors employ Lemuel Fillmore,
Esq, to defend the suit in the Jail matter
against the county.
We, the said Board, also authorize him,
if he deems it necessary, to employ such
assistant counsel as he may choose, but
would recommend that he employ Will
son Shannon, Esq, of Lecompton.
Board adjourned until Tuesday, Dec.
20, 1859.
CALEB s. PRATT. Clerk.
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WIZ. HurcHIssOs. Secretary.
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Proceedings Of Board Of counr Supervisor.
ANNUAL MEETING OF TIT BOARD OF
SUPERVISORS OF Dou ieLAs Co., Z. T.,
Monday. No '. IA, 1853.
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AZ I>DIt.> AN NonA>.

Sou~ borud wretch having voniursd on
tue opiuiou that 'uSmAb ~bo ,oy,s un
soneLt deserves ibc sccru II thu m.n ,t-
loves, Is shot dead by tie folip.iu. n n,
= lady c"rrs.pnhjeht ot the puF,io Patriot
Heaven forgive me tu' may hsw q p-.n
si that never &c. another booo.t MAJ
10 white dIupi,d arms ever ,u.irele hi.
ets'a', or buttons ycg.t,te on Ia. shirts
Nsy uorosJ Hrs ever press hi. rlou.,sebe.
aud that fate rrant ibst hi. d.ck, s,rirrs
break sbert OF ever moruiog Mny o.
somsus heart ever learn to Lst fa.tef-
except With Indignation a. tL- mention II
has n,me, sud may hi. stocking, sl-ay.
need dsruiug
Aud when bis nerves are all un.t,urr Nv
disease. snd bic head throbs -iih pain. a.,
-k"sgS On sE't- 3V-se NBa- Ey-EauE ,g'
MAJ ts hsvs nprbin. 10 his SEX cLNu.Isr
but boot heels, ssd see not ous IL.h Of uu,.
liu or calico
Give her love unshsksn' oh wish /,
true hearted msn, tbi. woull mettiuAs 4,
the reasons ~hy Ls sLoalI love her. She
gives ~ ham ber whole hesrt-f,r ~ these
things ~oms do snoi s,rk ~ h,lyr,--no,
rom gratitude. because he loves her not
from charity because b. la. begged a. from
her: but b-csu-.--becsu.e- me ~
VIII take n'o'r II a philosopher ibAr | sm
Ia account for the u d.uIstis fact. that. We
~'m-n DO som times lsv, the borrii ere.
'utes called rcu HCrn GLsNINs.
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u"oLING IsCn uInEs

Tbo" '-' pattern Dsmosrs'i. Ssp.,,r,
Ariy John'pn e Tsnn spd D,v. Bt,d
''ie ~ Csi haI ppi,raio .p,rr,ly ~ ,t.b
~ the ~ensie tlr ot1sr dsy Over she P.c.Gs
ba.i''si, 90 SbIch the "pp,s rrou,pIs. 4
ihr b"m""tscy vrs ta?yHy psfs5uiGsJ.
BIB tsing Democrats
NJ Johu.on opposed the b,ll for ths P..
e'sc ks,itnai lt,ra under e5p.iI.rat,srl
.. unesesutut,,us, snd s1,rsrr.nt a.,
'Aii che s:' oOo Oll -hich it Va. r,or,.,
- s1Vatre uii sr'p svsu g. eiOp 600
co.. or s'ss double tbst snm
Mr. Bfsisfics " California ADDS
Senator ffam fsoDs,s,s prsfss,.l .al.. .sca
sfTiot eppsl'asparl.t lsV A.!at. 4a .
q rar.' h> f,a4i fis y,Ft't'a..aaf ,-..-.,
~ y. 80 h"fy - ki,t ~ Hsl5rt t.tt.
hrafi n ~ Futff.af a. s..v tftsa t.sf
Nrh 10 p ~ ~ fnaa4 kssf,sg sIlI,..
mar 4 'sO-r' So vss ss,g,f, ma.
shocked 81 tas pfops.isB g. g.r- sss,
s2ms laui isf tHt. fsi.fosI sri vets attl.
last ',''iob - Lsl voted 20 rive tks .be,,
pab.'c dcms.a 90 sctssl settlers
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raE ps,>G oaILp.

4 little d,urL,tr, ten wars old. isy on
L'r death he! !: vas bsra rst,ius wi,h
tue pet ao~sr Of the hoo. ko,i The sol-
dtn Sh' 'h- loving bue .y.s, the t,ri ike
voice the truthful, II. e,,onai-. large heart.
'd pioas oaud Aos e1uli she 80 given
~ Beissvn ;hi, child and her father
there has slssy, existed NOT . r,l.,;op,b,,
merely. hut she love - cons-n,. natar,s
Tie tell on b.. knee. by Ia. d.,I,ns'. bad.
side, snd ~'Pt batter tear. A. .t.o.. To
"a, but could rot Thy viii b. g.. e'- |,
ssss couact bet.,ea srae. and na,ur.
such =, be hai never t.for- .Ir.,.s1esd.
Iiis sob, disturbed The ehili ~hthaissu
yinr srpareutly useouss,ous Soc open.d
b,r sy,s aud looked distressed .P.ps,
deer papa, s.ii che st leugth
What nv darling ?" answered her frS.
80 s'riving tor eomy,,uIe
'fsPsi she s.sed. IA faint troksn tones,
'Lo-Duch-do / eou ,ou-.,,r, war
'iiuss, dear, be quirtI" be rspl,.d In
sr'a; 'si's'ieu, Tor Lo fartd dsIrium "a.
cluIug On
in' PisA'e-F,Pa. te~ much do Coz,
your
r. 'oo'Es her LsrePlisd, ,hOush With ,
shaking voce
.ats Wat thsn Jzrlug
"Becau.,. pap. iIhe heusht--m,y 10 You
.nuid lsy 4 out tbis year in Bib s. for
io"r eSi.drtn--to rem, mber ne by
With Via Ge!sC.tc igstiLci had 90. dy.
mg ea'Ii touchri the srtiug cf comfort
y "-an ot L'sSeriy jOy fisLosd IN tho
fi'tcr. heart; the bhs. ~ %. ueble Iovipy
'f'"t n''hgi"a ~ith ~ Ike Self "a. for.
g"Us"--'he snrros & parting, The lonely
iuiuie NapsLt Erna u,d lEt tie ni.,,ion
.i love, ~ul tnfil of g.st,.Ile that In il
be hud ll' beloved S.re co Sorl,r.
~i'l NY Ircs'"u, eaili." he replied,
Aiss'ts the tf"E sIfh s,,tou louittEs..
"ios lie -sdss sf'sr pause. ~nl do
a .,erS yc,s as lag a. live Aud Lu.
Uit lillian shall Yet s-slk an1 ara- tnn
dfci' aud tuoUssaa- sir-r L-r.ts hsa,oG."
The chIld very soul ssuei f3,th ia n
In'iug sm,lo g.Is iEtS heI iatLsJ, esss, aud,
still gazing, he {. ssle, , wsL.pg 10 =
lev m'ruie-, .ho spoke ia loni, clear vlics.
aud WA look e ccstay
'p, r'ra whsts swsst sight The col.
den gates were opcurd, ssJ erewds oI eLIl.
d'en came ToaTing cut q. such crowds
Ana they tsu up ~ uir, sri ttgsn 20 kiss
me. aud cal. me bya tsm-. c.n'tr.m,u
brr whst u wa bot II msaut, 'RelcYe,t for
the fathers sake
She ioosed upward, her ewes drssslv.lsr
voice d,ei iutn aUi.Irr, y. yc,, con,'
come aui the lovely form lay there w.
tersutet of the iovciicr sutit
John L-s arose from Lis knee. vith =
holy triumph ou bIs face Thank uod."
'.id Le. | "m richer by auoihe ir,.,ara 10
bsaEeG 49, !. .s.3sR.4q
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Agency Of Insurance.
B, W, HERBERT,

GtON TiNUEs 70 givs prompt susufiru .I az
" hfsn~h~s ot lh~ tn.ufanc Bgsir..s snf ID.
bf-pffyi - hesofiats LIFE NND PtRE tSsUH.
ANCE ia say so'nais fsgaue1 o. me ia.ifYra
F"e Inssfsaes CumpaHy Hs0fofI Cornasrru
Ffaskitn losufsscs ComPsny 0i Phtafslphia
al ~ ibsafaHcs ComPsoy oithe VsUsy o. W..
Eihta
VIII a. sEpr'i~ i~srs u asshy eizh' ytsfs 70 ihr
busiafss aod being Py-scs'sl ~ peculiar stvsn
tsges ar Hscertaiaiua ~ sffeng u sI tbsafsnrr
C"mpaoiss doirg hnsin~ss IN ~. ssd ths n lfhsrs
s'a'ss sp~cisi spguuo. ~iil - Eiyea % placing
fsss osir ia CsaResuiss ~ aaiouh'sd fe.roasihu
~. Anf shefs isif dsAiios msy ~ rsiisl apos ia
case cf loss
Dsrlior Housss storss Mir, BsrHs Fsrfo.
riss N-rchsniis~ H0assh1if Fafntarr. snt ~
sJ desedpiiru of Personal PfoysTy iL roun,fy
20 ineo tnsayed azainsf lgss o. tamsf- ~ 6fs
., Lue A'Fufanee 10 ne bsst C0mpaoiss h ~
Unuri dfafss
TIE urss of sisvss inssfsd for iwo hirds ~
,h'" 'aiue a. lUrrs fsies far = psriat of oas a.
IN ell cases q ioss pauiculaf suentt1n v eivsa
n s-cnfs 90 he Psftiss iasuf-d iib~fal afjust
SEQ a1t ffomrt psFmsht q theifclstms
AppitcNiiuns eiiksf in psrs8a - - letter siIi ~
rf1mpiiv AMENDED % set any iaf,fmatiOa 90 ne
sst3sci rhrefisliY Eiyss. % a3dfssssd 10 1oas
Bs9vE Pcst hastsf. Charisgosa, ~
H.W HERBERT,
Aesat fnf ysasraoa Coaaty We
- Agsats Psu' 49, cssd@s~vz
- fsr -tr.
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RESOLUTIONS r,n 1850.

Twill daily remember that thi. year may
be my last on ,aub
will u once put up my temporal II
f.r- j. ,peh "r3-T iisi 2 an rs''ed szsy
ny Interests aud those of my creditor, shall
not suffer
will bring my sIPes'ss ~,th,s my 10.
come
{ | will 90, sllswmy worldly employ N, uts
TO infrng. ePou the tine Which .hsuli
b. devoted - nsntal, morsl aud religion.
impfovemshI
uiil more carefully Ibsa ever before
give proper attention TO the hsypinsas sod
Improvement cf tie famil,
q uiil daily ani ptsyrtfllly read tie
Scriptures 10 reference e. my o~b gTorth
80 holiness aud a. f,Ins.s
idA ly told f,llow.hs . With God 40 3
seek b., bss-irE 10 the sl0.et
I'LL smhrses overy upyor,unity 90 "a
JOY and imrfo5s tie sorship Il the sauciu.
sfy
81 uill b. mo's careful thsn IN aoy pre-.
Vious ser 60 observe the rest. iIstfusiios.
sbd wor.b,p ofthe Sabbath
Ic u ~ ueTs possible ss mu "a - listl is
me I vill 1--we peso. atty s,tb sllms
~ uiii be careful o. support tie re.Tsl
shove al other expenditure. - nv Lissrs'
hops j. sisfbsi lifs sud the rhtrf iustrrtpsa-
l. hiy g. its stiaiussnt 10 the pf-schrss -
The gospel by 'he iiv,eR misis'ry lu n.
pilgrimaks befssftsr { siil not .Dosgs ny
uay ~ uhole 90 % part
- vii thisJesf gvs more HhsraIlg ft
ibe sptsai u The gospel shar tvsr before
% uill sEinise my'sif daiiJ Z, regard
10 these resolutions
fPrfsrH tEsfAys.
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U ITED STATES HJTGL.
WASHIvGTON, n C.

THf onrsfstgnrd fsso~stfaiIv iaf1rms his
~ taht 10 ruh ir Frnsrs'ig sat fsis H..
,si hss t--o Frshv rnlsfgsg ~ ihs afIuiso ~ -
la'gs Ptr rfs sri rbanitsfs aiso nasy iap-uva.
mFn' auf anfscitIns have hen rua1s IN ~ to
~ ffnpef vh'ch snabiss htm 50 sssnfs o. sb1
msfs 'hts hJa-s 'hstf bone eAhst la ths Nero.
P'in 'aai o. shsll - se~und to core &C. ssafou
ana Fssspfs iie hnrss ~ uftct ausstt8s b, IN
vssfs ot his gsssu 10 saerft ess,tsssses N rs.
gs,rUpsEs - l's-ssily bestssed upoa Ain ksfsio.
rs's is ne osiy lio,.l skieA sAass,. ls,. ,1ss
- ~ psfssy 4. SesTrp
Ess ~ ihs9 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-24
suiE>rir,C D,..u..,o,.

most animated dispute occurred on
Gross street. fes days ago between Cato
Brown aud j I'm Troiten. two factory hand,
employtd ia one ot tie tobacco factories
we'll kuown tor their extensive Inforwa,iou
OF ell srieUu6. sunj,c,. The gly.toa uu
der dl-cossIou was tue shape If the G .Ith -
Cato couteEdcd that It w.. Eat aud stood
on a b'g rock theory which. wLcu adv.br.
ed, drew for h the following dialogue.
J@.-iou srgtrs dst de world !, e,tand
s.hd' on big rock nos ! ssut you to toIe
p'e What dat rock st.nd- 90
Cats Niger. - ,pri-ed your /,
norancs WY, ii stands ou suurr,r big
rock.
Jan. -(Cou6dent that b. had hi, oppo
urn corusrcdl-But What does bofs Oh dep
rocks stand oGI
Crio - After . moments hesit.tioul -
Why dar IS rocks all do way down.
Lna Il With . ponpous .r) Nv color
ed friend, | 80 sOrrS TO see sich spl.y, of
remiugs'si ob'ouri'y 10 . .emrnan ob your
tgsalied Peftsn'icu. a,lc~ ms who has tI
persuc"d superior opprttuniti,s . 10 correct
&c VERY dOroneous repression you tss aud
Inf,rm you dat dIs earl 10 round aud de-
wolves on GIles
tan - know, bow to dsrr de fe,l
IN dat prompts 700 to di'tsud u dis nigger
de INF rms'Ion dat you furnish Gu de QUE
tion dat ~ at present de batiu, aud ~,d !
reference to prior "pppr'uni,i-s TO which
you Ike occasion topreluds raus; d,,a
gee vtd You "n de ff-o'y dat sou advances
ka-e II DE- world ws. rouud aud turu,d on
skies, wouliu 1 de axle tree br, ke doss aud
spill dc Ie,ple iu de street, AU.xsr ue
cat
L, il unnecessary 70 add that Jip va. Ut
tet!y cobiOuuded by Ihi' 'oVersatlmirg ar.
gunent aud TO- csd g. knock under TO the
superior intsll,ciuAl Attsiunsiu Of hs op
pOucLt