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Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-31

HuMBoLDT.-On the l4th inst, in the
Coopers Institute, New York, Bayard Tay-
lor delivered lecture on the life and charac
ter of Alexander Won Humboldt. lie said
that as the aloe lowered but once in a hun
dred years, SO the worlds greatness came
forth only in rare years. Such year was
l769 which produced Cuvier Walter Scot,
Wellington, Napoleon and Humboldt. 1t
was difficult to say-in what Humboldt was
great, because it was difficult to say in what
he was not great He was as general as
Aristotle and Bacon. The labors of his lite
were but colossal fragments of plan toe
vast for any single mind to complete. Iii;
dream was not merely of the general survey
of the earth, but of the discovery of those
eternal laws which govern its creation, and
which regulate its existence.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-31

MAIL RoBBEmEs-The Missouri Republi-
can of recent date, says
The robbery of the mails on the northern
side of the Missouri continues. Yesterday
we were advised of the transmission of S2C
mailed in Ray county, which has never come
to hand. This is getting to be an every day
occurrence.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-31

DEATH SENrExcE.-Tn the District Court at
stockton, on Wednesday, Judge Creaner
passed sentence of death upon Wm. Croissin'
convicted of the murder of John Y. Ford
and upon Thomas Crawford for the murder
of John B. Lewis. execution to take place on
Friday, 18th Of February.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-31

THE Richmond Index mentions the names
of several Virginia newspaper men, authors,
Congressman, &c, who shouldered their
muskets and went as privates to Charlestown
when the Governor called out the troops
They are as follows: Hon. Roger A. Pryor
NJ. c.. Hon. MIR. Dejarnett, Nj. d. from Rich
mond, o. Jennings Wise, (and five compost
tors) of the Enquier. Hugh R. Pleasant, Of
the Dispatch, John Scott, Of the Wing, and
Col. Scruggs, of the Warrenton Wing.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-31
SpetiaI NOtitez.
FOURTH ANNUAL BALL.

% Grand Ball will be given by n
~ Euba Engine Company No. ., e
+ ~ at the City Hall, on A
StA MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 0, 1850. RSGLs
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-31
Nistellaneons.
Interest for Sol,

TE0IE undersigned offers for sale A ONF.FIGuru
= INTEREST In the DAILY NAr:oNAL DFMooRAT.
II is scarcely necessary 20 say that the pnner IN n ~
manent and paying institution. The undersigned de-
sires 10 raise certain amount OF money and tbore
fore offers the above named interest for reasonable
snn. APPLY to JOHN r. RIDGE.
decs-tt-dh Marysvie
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-31
ALFALFA.

1000 LBS. ALFALFA, California grown !
IOOO 2 600 lbs " Chill
warranted pure and fresh For sale at the Tree and
seed Depot 90 d street next door to the Pest Office.
dec16 GEO. LAWS.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-31

JonN c. HEENAN, the Benicia Boy lately
gave a sparring exhibition at Hogans Thea
tire, New York. The spacious theatre was
crowded in every part.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-31

THNHE COUPONS due January list, 1860, on
Al Yuba County Bonds OF issue 1881 and 1883 will
be puid on and after that date by Messrs. WM-
HOGE co, New York, aud a. our 0fhee.
de9O-f REYNOLDS BROS.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-31

| MolOway's PiIIS.-Emacation and prema-
ture decay slow and life-destroyng fever, and the
chronic consequences of neglected symptoms of dis
ease may be expelled at the eleventh hour by
few doses of this sterling medicine. 1t acts al
teratve as well as purifier of the blood, and may be
safely taken by females well children of all
ages, Sold at the mandatory, No. so, Maiden Lane,
New York, and by all Druggists, at 25c, Csc, and 81
per box. dec %
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-31
MUTTON for Christmas.

400 Of the FINEST AND FATTEsT
GTEHfo SHEEP in the country, to be Killed and
pA54Antq dealt out at GELZHAkUSER'S STALL CEN
sauzAss ter market, G street, during the holidays,
doc90 T0d
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-31

From THE NonrH,-The Northerner brings
advices from Portland, Oregon, to the oath.
The Oregonian says:
The Columbia river is still closed by ice
between here and the Dalles, and below as
far as st. Helena.
-Four prisoners confined fRr different Of
tenses, escaped from the county Jail of Port
land on the night of the 22d, at IN early
hour.
At the Similkameen mines it is stated that
several miners have worked out from ten to
thirty dollars per day to the man. The
weather WIS cold and the country covered
with snow at the last dates.
The Jacksonville Sentinel says that mur-
ders are becoming frequent in the Southern
part of Oregon.
Samuel Mooney, an old and well known
citizen of Jackson county. was recently shot
by VIM Casterin. Mooney was shot in his
own house, in the presence of two gentlemen
Casterlin was arrested and committed to Jail
Samuel Herod was shot while standing in a
saloon in the Althouse, by some unknown
person from the outside of the house. Nc
arrest had been made at the last dates.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-31

CnINA.-The China Mail, published at
Hongkong, in speaking of the present politi-
cal relations between the Chinese Govern
ment and England aud France, says:
We are waiting for news from England a
to the policy which will be decided on to-
wards the Chinese Government. 1t is APP
pretended, and not without good reason
that in the event of a new war being deter
mined on, the Chinese will learn that, long
before sufficient force can he assembled
that Sennkolinsin and the war party will
consequently gain the ascendency in the coun'
ellis of the court of Pekin and that some
general attempt, if not by open warfare, yet
by secret and Chinese means, may be made
on the foreigners of the coast of China, and
especially on those at Shanghae.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-31
Later Eastern News.

The overland mail has arrived at Sar
Francisco with dates from ST. Louis to th,
Sth of December
Sr. LOUIS, Dec sth.-In the House of Rep
resentatives a second ballot for Speaker ha.
only been had, and no approach to an organ
ization.
The Senate has not disposed of Mr.. Mason
Harper's Ferry resolution.
Disunion is the absorbing topic.
great Union demonstration was had YES.
terday in Philadelphia.
W ood is elected Mayer of New York.
The Republicans lave probably carried
Kansas, at least as to great part of the
officers.
We have four days la;er from Europe by
the Edinburg.
Napoleon has agreed to permit Buoncom-
pagne to accept the regency OF Central Italy
Italian affairs are still confused, and "a fe-
verish feeling between France and England
continues.
The Spanish movement against MoIocc is
progressing slowly. Spain is still chartering
English steamers to convey her troops and
munitions
Garibaldi complains of bad treatment.
C0ngresSiOnal--Senate.
The resolution of Mr.. Mason. of VIRGINIA
submitted on Monday, eontemplates an maui
ry into the Harper's Ferry invasion The
Committee to report whether it was attended
10y armed resistance to the authorities. and
public forco of the United States, and murder
OF any citizens Of Virginia or troops sent to
protect the United States property whether
1T was under color of any organization in
tended to subvert the government of any
State; the character and extent of such or
ganlzation; whether any citizen of the
United States, not present, were implicated
therein or accessory thereto, ly contribution
OF money, arms, munitions or otherwise the
character of the equipment, where, how. and
when the same was obtained and transporte5
to the place invaded. Also. to report what
legislation, if any, is necessary for the pre-
servation Of the peace of the country and
safety of public property. This resolution
came up in the Senate on Tuesday. Decem-
Der 9th. Mr.. Trumbull, of ILL.,, gave the
resolution his cordial support, and urged a
rigid investigation
The debate on the resolution was partici.
pated in by Messrs. Mason, Trumbull and
Hale The latter denounced the Supreme
Court. Trumbull also wanted committee
to inquire into the seizure of the arsenal at
Liberty, Mo-, in 1855.
On Wednesday, December 7th, some no
tlces were given. One from Mr.. Powell, OF
KY, of bill to abolish the franking privilege
In the House, on the 9th, Mr.. Clark had a
list OF those who recommended the circula.
ton of Helpers book read by the Clerk. lie
condemned those who signed the circular
and insisted that if the doctrines were car
ried out, the Union could not exist. On the
7th, the Helpers book matter continued to
he the subject for exciting discussion.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-31

HALLS sSHrsnparilla, yellow DOcIS and
lodlde Of Potass-Admirable a Restorative and
PURIFIER Of the BLOOD. 1t cleanses the system
of all morbid and impure matter; removes blotches
plmples and scOrbutic eruptiOns from the skin: re-
stores vitality to and strengthens the system
For rheumatism, Lumbago and Gout, it is uuequaed.
Sold by druggists generally at 81
X. HALL Il CO., Proprietors,
143 ana / IS Clay street,
sepi3-6m Below Montgomery.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-31

ITEMS FROM HoNoLULu.-The Capt. of the
barque Yankee reports the following items
from Honolulu:
There is little hope of BIr. Nelson's reeov.
cry.
A fresh eruption of Mount Loa had com
menced Nov. 2sth, throwing large stream
of Lava parallel to the eruption in February
lust
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
FarDEnIcN o"uSrr AFFAIRS.

The Union payer meetings which now
occur twice week will b b,li next arrk
Sunda7 aud N.dnr-day after! oous IL the
Kent street church, commencing 1T fur
O'Clock Those meetings have been sustained
without iLt-rhIssIon ever ,iSc, LAST Sprirc.
aud have been rromotiv, # az cnl.rg.d
iiherai'ry Of feeling .uon, sGe al IU : J..
uomiLs,iuus.
Tie Lnnrk ~ pNr,v at N. corner Of Lon
dnun ani Cork stree g. Was sold ruili.y
dbesdsy week Tor 81 200 MR.. Jun.
j nki'. purchaser The property consist.
Of the 1t upon ~hjch -t.ud- tie cnrr.r
store. The frame tuIijirg aJjn,uiug aud the
small stone Lou,. on Cork.
A public al, of bank .tock belonging 70
the estate of tie late Wa Stephenson W..
III .de ia frput OF thu court house. Moraay
week 80 folio~. Niu.sy niue share. m
'h. Nail-y Bauta, sos -hsr, ca.h: f..
" -fsres IL toe FssI1eIs BAak a. 5lOs 90
ditto
Tae Rev. Mr. Bu.ey. Of Baltimore de
lv'rod .arnest sermons IN The VI srhodist T.
Chufch sunday morning aud evening AMI
Monday evening week There "a, X. fun
congregation s-..mhisd TO tear him ,.r,
time aud bis discourse. we're truly e5ifyiug
10 all
Peyion X Harrison, Of Msr,i .bure de-.
liEer~d an iu'sr.sI'Ig q dTe-s at tie l.utuer
all Church, Thus'dsy mig q 81 las week,
upon Tho u-es sui abuses of association
~ which he brref's that might Tr.u! from
Christian associations wcre very a;til, ia
trotuced IL appropriate reference to he &C
cAsion-
a very earne.. revival i. in prcgr..s at
the Southerss Methodist Churcn uuder the
ministry OF the Rev. bcorg, II Ray Last
Sunday morning week All addition II fifteen
was made 70 the neDbenbip e the Cbmch
RspGbI,caA.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10


10 is57 the Newspaper. charged il up
Mr.. Fsulkuer. ian be has never denied 40
,fhriaiiy } that be bal the offic "a super
In'sudent ct Hsrpes Ferry rendered to the
Hon Richard Parker, tbsn aud now ocep
plying Juigeship. Would 1t b. imu lest
IN u To IUquIre whether that ardent =,si -
'boSgIg ussticsfssl tor the mechanics did
not begin TO o.Ee out about tbsg time
Again did not Mr. Faulkner obtain . pro
mise CON the present Secretary Of War to
have the Hon H.nry B-dingcr appointed
superintendent Of toe Hsrper Ferry Ar.
moryG
''l' either one Of the above Gentlemen
"PTacticIi n,chd.ie,i Agsia, ~e are entire
ly ignorsnt VI Mr. Faulkurr's consultir z
any Of the mechanics concerning the sp
pointmsnt OF either Of the gentlemen. are
We to consider them incapable Of sslf govern.
meutl"
"Vox Populi' also says, in reply to,wri
ter, Mechanic
Does "M.cosuic wish to make his claim
perpetus% aud e. the exclusion If all other,
'iuaily de.er,Iugl Rotation ia U.ice
W hold to be sound democratic doe IIne,
h'csu.e II ENCOURAGES mOrdi aud m>afdi en-
Ldti'H. IL i just aud imp rtiai IL H. one
81 The distinguishing features ~ our creed
T ?m that & 90 Frler h.,r ia, favored a
lie tenure ia office. Mr. Faulkner has al
ready received 10. "L,ou, Share let him
.'ep back snd let others have portion Who
arc elusiiy deserving Mr. lsbcli Is our
choice but II the convention aud tho demo
erscy gives preference to another We are no
di-oTgsBiI-r
We stall keep our readers advised of
passing sveuts in these family issues and
eau only cotsraiula,e our Democrats f. eud.
stthe create difficulty Of riIdisg thswsslv,s
Of the honorable gentleman than receiving
hi@ to their embrace. Let rsneg.di.ms be
rewarded
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
roR, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN.

The Free PysS" gives the cue TO all the
Democratic malcoutsuts in this Dist let by
telling them, IN yoH ,rp e. IN ,d'fcgt ~ w.
FsxsIkney yos mass d>ieai mas HOnIEaitCR."
This is very frank admission that # Mr.
Faulkner is .osiAaisd lis triumph is Ger.
tain -SpIrh.
Ter, Of the above extract had followed US on
the subject be would have understood US,
instead Of attempting to mislead.
IL IS perfectly well known tina. Mr.. F has
Of the Democratic party-that much opposi.
tion to him exists throughout the Dis
trict-but that many OF his own party who
desire his defeat wish tho Wings aud Amcri,
cans to hold of, and permit au M.,PeHieH
Of their party to oppose him To this We
object. The Wings hare no such iiea-and
those Who embraced Dir /. aud rewarded
him for his rencgadism, must either oppose
him in Convection or, If nominated. give
their sufrages TO the opposition This
course the party took, when they defeated
the Hon HESay BEpiNGER They refused
10 vote for bin or else stayed from the polls.
Let this BE done, sLouli Mr 7 he nomina-
ted, aud he is doomed man But they
must not eIpec, the Wings 10 yield every
thing We have our man, aud We tsus, the
good sense of tie Opposition will induce
them to hold to their principles
The SpiriI also saws
AS we have said before, sc do not know
whether Mr. Faulkner desires re nomina
tion, and our remarks are only desigued to
exhibit and expose thsfpolicy If our siver
saries as il OccAsiopali maulfes,s itself in
the out spoken editorials Of our ueighbor
I'VE DO not know whether Sir. Faulkner
desires y denomination ?" Now, is ret this
rich . IL Mr, T. DID not desire a renomin,
ton" why did be i,are bis pos. in Wasbir 2
tOn to go to Luray, in Page county, to 70
count to them "his aets aud serei.e, 10 N,
people Of PaseF-TO play upon their igno,
rance By telling them that he had saved By
his great vigileuce five or six millions o,
dollars to the dear people Iii. well known
by his party thai he do,s want to be reuomi
mated aud il is our wish that he NAV be
As"s have before remarked, We wish til.
Democrats . JErIeil Of him for hi. rene
gadism. Those who have been all their
lives Democrats, who have chosen TO reward
renegades, should not complain Of tbeir
compact We therefore go-if We are tC
have Democra,i. candidate, although the
States says uS have Mt got ID s.o@,aiie par
y-for Dir Faulkner Hurrs for Faulkner
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
Bi.rkNLkI AEEAIR.

tN'ftp SrArEs HoTCL -Thi. house re-
Gently Purehasd by Mr. Henry S,sub. aud
OF "h'eh he l. now proprietor. has undergone
'hofough renovation. The Whole interior
having been paiutcd aud paper,d i, pre-
senis most comfortable aud inviting sp
pesrsucs
MAEEIAGE LicESsEs Eight mnrrisg. Ii
eeuses for tbo month Of January. 1889.
we're issued by the Clerk Of The County
Cour, Of Berkeley /. follo~s George II.
Couehman - Sarah NJ Gailliam. Lemon.
Roberts to Juiii Ann Mayhem George A.
Chriswan to Mary y Liug,nfeltcr; John
Price to Jane Shade: william Hauet TO
Margare, Blamer Richard Davi, to Am
NJ. johnson, james Vi Billmite to Mary
V. Miller aud Henry WHEN to Kate l..
saoTors GA tie corresponding mInth Of
ISIS Ibis is an increase Il three sd may
be considered hop J opening Of the new
year
LARGE Tee Mr.. WIN Kilmer h,ulc
through town lev day ,iUee the but erd
cfa hickory tree wbicn wa considered re.
maTs.hir for its large .iIe, bsin, /! feet in
circumference. The tree wa, perfectly souud
aud was 90 feet without n limb Itrtrw on
the Rock Hill Farm Of Thomas q Flag,
E'q., few un'lss from this place II ws.
purchased on the ground for 49, 80 by Mr.
Fi'r. who de.igns 80 feet Of 1t for mecLani
cal pgrpo-e.; aud it IL estimated that The
tree, ficr d Quoting the 10 feet, " i'll make
! cords Of wood
SsLE or TowS PRorEtTr The house
and lot on odeen stree; in the Southern
part oftbe town, known a. the Waite proper.
ty, and lately owned by Mn Ruth Burns.
wa sold by her la, week, e. NJ Becjtmip
Il Boyd, for the cum o, 81 800 Rsg4Ll,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
j | e q

o. Sunday 'h- t. D. i.sr. % baltimore SAN.
VFt T. YHUa.~-. ...n. e. i... u 4.d Ca.aauLi
/ Fissr agra , yea. sos month,
On he 5h m,t ~ Bslutnor- JOHN W.
fuiHr-.t 800 0t JON ". al sarah T. Basri
eyed 3 ysafs ano q m"ufes
On 80 10 b at. ~ his residence in this count,
ni Cur-uuu'inn GEO AlKINSC y, MI
-. brIr Uist'ag~
o. III 5'h ull IN CslsTsy ceuniy No 80
PiIA Z DOYLE Wit It Pssi,s D.YIr az,
taIIb.'f Il Mathew Jun--, - clsrs~ coaHv
NJ wh.srsr' i.rut, or Crun'y - the 2sil
49, Ses'.tt F.y-r NANCY e rI-,l ga h.
trr r. noble sud L.rlH,S Peacock eyed .
yFf.
O.9 D OBI. y -uh-r I-iS a. Snrinr6~ld a.
~. PLEASANT HoUGH cpu,,f. g., J.hs
U..-. T. q NET. g it' .,r,r,ngh Lou ,ua
.,.a,E. tp 10 t-h sra'.ir.f sss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
Singing SCHOOL.

Mr.. ANorI is nov forming bis second
eiSss IN Vocal Mu.ic, aud will conmsbee tho
new term en- Mosdsy evening next He
has given general Satisfaction by BIZ. mode
OF ieaebing. sud by his manner, attention
and perssVeFaoee We think be will have
no difheul'y in doubling the number Of hi.
pupils His terms are such as to bring IL
Si'h the means Of ell 20 sttend
The youog lsdic' sbd gentlemen 81 ib,
to~n ought, by ell means to jim the elias,
Besides being = pleasant way q spending
an evening 10 c'ch uess it i. bealibfal .,J
instructive. al shoSll learn to sing Tor
tbs "Atg,Is' siny
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
PLAN TALK

On scccunt Of the Pernsylvania Demo
Gratis oil being 10 favor Of rs.ipg thetIrifr
(sSys the Richmond UhE) aud because
they srs ssrmly u'ripg the sdoytrcn Il the
PTcsId,ats TSeummcrdstIoI 10 behalf Of
spec Ec duties, tie Washington .Si,Es al
ministers to them Hravs lecture, sud tells
them thstihc State Rights Democracy have
borne With them until fotbear.uc. ha. cess.
ed to be virtue -th. I. Ia short, they may
all pack up and - over to the Oppo,up
a. son IS they please, a. tie Starc Rights
DomoorsoJ eau get along very well without
them IL must be eont.s-ei that the .S,gies
talks TO its Pennsylvania sllie, tl,iuiy
enough, aud It rca sips to b. seen uLa, elect
such bla"t 'peak'ug viii have upon the
''iai'hfal IN Penn.ylVsuia Read tue sub
joined extract from the !Stais,:
Our Associa'es 10 tho Ksystone State
have slfrady hesn INDUCED 10 the utru-t
limit Ut forbesrArce Thet have been 81
Grated fo3 yer ~ 10. open profession II
bsfesy. We permitted ts-m O. .ss-iis
Dallas Tor tis Intrepid q / Its 90 ,h- ptIn
eipies e the parry, sid w. sii'wti tA.u, 90
promote BurbsrsH h,rs1sr & rs 700 G g.
i'fmiiJ g. rafaiHa. pIiut 4 n muss. 30
d"c'fiur. 10 - thiaxs have bogu done Z r
tie protcciiouist Dsr,ct,ry Il Psuu.,iva
bia, sui yst they base ibc AlIacit ~ .Gast
iii fnrib"r eomtfomiss Of Jduclple 3D.
The demand !. .8d-f Die 70 Sgstc
k'sht' Dsmocfsey wighi a. III -isrrfy -
once our istsfni .stiI. trgf soottiuk uate
o. he psfti1l interest II cor siI.s Co. r.au.
syivsns tftseIr services - g. trLu.It
~ br't'syal Il ~ Bcipir Wc pfyf t.rir
iaEobtsn ~ I. rIf a.ssr.stiHY. B-tar.l
. b'scs u publican Pf,.lI,rt - MO-
efsuo 1nini-'fsti.n uith q federal ru.lcy.
- have very httle 81 Dice Pee itsl, o.. {
VI 81 imp"f anoe O. %. trbi1rrtg BOT. fs.ts
e De atl saithe Wpt PTotssiisBi. BOO.
thsr fgfm q AbJAtiyttsn aHd fstaer ta.u
10 f~-p'u.ible TO- - 'mt,.,i,a. iLc Teifs
srn'f'Vr' " ths s',veb5i iug Sstss voaiI
ssr,eadoft q oppuui oftbr g,vsr tme,t --
$50 - 40 rot aimi' tt,t fhe slts e POGO,
.Ji''n iuIi.prb q ls tot spse~s. q shs
- nHsfa'ts party iua l1.. t-v,ivrd 30 Der
fte'i7n you'd 10 more than prli.d ~
TIE tufpoft giieh frcsu ade policy msy
p5oPtia's 10 o,hsf 4 sftets
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10

RETsTiv0 A. OTTicEE - Nes.r. " M.d
duI, n AlsEsniria, and Dr MstjuS. Il
Nihehr-ts weTs arrested on Saturday
sysnii y Let sod Lroagnt b, FIRE I.ase liar
desty. E-q u this place, chsrssl sith -
si'iiog tie officers ,euI g. arrest NT D,uesl.
The arfe-t Es' mad" upon sirrlnt i..uei
~ the Iosisnss u Nes.,s J X Drihsaits
se'grHnt q Corporation Il Hams, hurg
a"d james stosis. Constable After b A.
~ 10 testimony. sqairr lI,rls,ty rscog
nV ID them ~ ape b,ffc the Gfand
J1fy sod f,qairsi them Q, aDisr ili1 bod.
o. ~ The pvies They gsse toe required
sself'y aul we're 4 .OLugci
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
THE >t'DII.s.

Some Of our democratic contemporaries
(says the Petersburg hhAg,nc y)s,s doing
al present quite = lively business IN the e.
ira Advertising line Uuclo Sam is au ex-
eeed'ngiy "a; customer. aud undsr the pres.
ent dynasty IL pirrieal.rl, CAREFUL of his
pro'cScs. A Mail Route Advertisement for
NirgiDia fling some dozen Or two column.
c.. f'iE', y iu.' Pow r1hiiera'irg the 6
Eanc,al department.. Of our c,nts IA, orsr,..
aforesaid, aud for some week. to come will
Afford TO the public all the advantages Of
miuu and ACCURATE Information, ir IN an
othe'a' source. about the important branch
OF natioual service which IL relates to
Viii st on the other hand 1t will sheiaA,nd
Of So|iea light upon the propnetary do.
main OF tic publishers.
Whist is TIE use OF us poor devils Of lie
Oppo'i ion saying that We have Suy hare ia
this blessed government of oursl
TO tie vie'ar, belong tie .poil.. is writ.
te" oS'F the door posts ofevsry Chamber in
the Departments 10 Washington The co
h,sive power Of the public piuadsr, i, the
grsud principle upoa which the democracy
Lsrmou.se
Great vas Dana OF Epbesus, aud zee,
the rower which, with lo.vss md a,L 4.
for Us worship,rs, and stones aud serpents
for It's o p 'neuts, nov bestIidss Columbia 9
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
BURGLARS ABOUT

On Thursday hight last, the Store Of Mr.
u W. LEGG at Harper. Ferry, was entered.
and drawer continuing change amounting
70 some 10 or Is dollars, robbed Of IFS con.
tents Whether anything else va. nsep.
IS net known. The entrance was made by
pressing out PANEL Of the door.
Twas rumored I, at gentleman s,iourp.
ing al lSrper'EPerry had been knocked
down a lev evenings previous anG robbed Of
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