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fJATM En- DErAaLs OF FOR.
EelsN NEWS.

from our foreign flies brought by IT,
Persia. Of the same date as the Borussi,
pap"rs We extract the following addition
al particulars of general interest:
ENGLAND. The builders Meas o
the 81 says negotiations are pending be
tween builders and operatives, which, i
hopes, will terminate in an AMIGA BILE SCI.
tlement. The contributions from tn,
country, up 10 last night. in aid of met
on strike, amounted to $3.50.
The Liverpool Tins ofthe same dat,
says:
"lhc strike among the building opera.
tIves has not yet terminated; on the con
'rary. both sides appear to lie waxing
more resolu:e in their determination &c
Obtain the victory. This is to be re-
GREETED, as injury to both must lie the
inevitable result. From seeming d.
minuiion in the funds reqarad to sup
port the turn an opinion begins to
Prevail that the strike is now dravinr to
close; ana that. otter subiectins them
selves and their families to severe priva-
ti"nS, the operatives will be compelled
TO give in without having ttfected the
object which they had in view"
The subjoineI announcement of the
Great Ship Company appears in the
London papers of the ID inst. 1t will
be observed that the date of departure
from Portland, En-. land, for her transit
lantc trip has been definitely fixed for
Thursday, Sept. 30;
The Great Eastern is intended to
leave her moorings on Tuesday. the 9th
inst, aad will stay at the None to adjust
tompasScs, then proceed to Portland,
near Weymouth, and be ready there for
the reception of visitors from the 9th to
the 10Th ; she will then start on her tri-
al trip, which it is pro osed Shall not
occul y more than three days. returning
to llolyheasl. sac viii remain there for
the reception Of visitors from Tuesday.
the 20th, to Nj inlay, the 26th, bots in-
elusive.
Passengers going from Wevmoutn on
the trial TIP will be received on board
on Friday, the l6th Inst,
Passengers. pa.cels and Letters for
ri, b,al on .r,a,.j., -, 40 80
Weina.d =, th, "a !, -.
IA. C.. E,.,a,n,.l Ill Co. r..
ianl from Portland. Cuited States, on
the l>t November.
Tbs D,roo+ 49,, h.,.. -. s,-.
,.,+ tn.
barel ;, In. sha,i'i -. sr.a,., 80 ~
>oi1ah1y o..rr 49,, 49,, IN ~
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=, ''''''
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f,ro o,,j 49,. -
-. 60. :. - ..=.....=.
r. p i =, $50, - 49, ''ir :.
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III. ,,-x;s ,1,.rs.',.1n.,'..,,r 49,, n
-, 49,, 49,,
..;2.,,ast;,,. ..,,'r;;.., - 80.
49,, -,
!, $500 - %" a.
p,;ncs \anoIoo,, i r,n.,, annar.i ' ~ ~
ra;a - IN ,ta - -. - H., / ~ ! = w
- e. ~ t,oa'1 f.o' ~, -, ~ -.
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80 =,
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Sabbath Schools.

FRIEND SAWYER As do not usually
stop to attend the Sunday School after the
service, thought yesterday would take
stroll or walk out on the Fair Ground and
TO my great surprise. when arrived there.
found sowe $50 or 200 persons, chiefly boys,
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aWhat wise coinpensations Providence
does afford" exclaimed pretty belle dur
ing the gale Of Wednesday,; "the same wind
that muses. our crinoline. blows dust in the
sy,.s of the wicked young men who would
tske advantage If our admirable confusion. y
PaiIos ,,,hic-f Young. woman that, says tie
Pittsti I'd E1gie.
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Joseph llinckly Bluehill, } Awarding
Nahum Jones .Gouldsboro Com. on
David Ingalls,, Waltham ! Town I'm


The following directions will be observed
in testing the strength and discipline of tn,
oxen entering for drawing-the strength o.
the oxen vii! b, tested by the number o,
pounds dead weight each yoke draw upor
the drIs-the discipline Of the oxen will be
tested III the following manner, the teamste,
will be required to bring his team upon the
off side Of the tongue of the cart and also
u on the near side, there, in front of the
tIngue back the tam to the position "a
attack the oxen 10 the cart; when this is
done they will be required TO haw and gee
with the driver by the side of his team and
also standing behind the Garland the ties,
ofsood teamster ship will bo showa in the
manner Of performing the ajove-and also
IN the shortest space occupied in turnin,
upon the ground. the teamster will be re.
CURED to do this with and witbou, tho
goad.
Messrs. Datton of Ellsworth, Wassen Of
brooksville. and Joy of Surry, were chosen
auditors of accounts.
Superintendent Shaw Jr. If
Gouldsboro.
Forage master-Richard Hastings Of
Ellsw rth.
Ticket master-J. C. L. West Of Franklin
j. w, DAVIS Of Surrv.
Gate tend rs-N. A. Swan, Franklin. .John
Miliken, Hancock Otis l.. Collins, Ellsworth
Hiram Rsrtlett, Trenton: Daniel Adams
E l'worth
The Forage master Ticket master and
Gate tenders are requested to report them
selves to the Superintendent at the Fair
grounds on Tuesday the llth day Of October
mt o'clock A. NJ.
George W. Newbegin will be at the head
OF sufficient Police force to preserve order.
day and night during the Fair,
j. W Jones OF Ellsworth will act as mar.
Aal MAJ
The trustees would urge upon the several
committees, and all who are apnointed to
assist curing the Fair, the necessitty Of BEING
ready to attend to the duties assigned them
at the time they are required to do. so. that
there may not be any unnecessary delav in
making up the Reports and attending to ali
the business at the proper time and place.
An. GLIaDsz SECRETARY.
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Additional Premiums offered by
the lIancOci& Agricultural society.

At an adjourned meeting of the Trustees
OF tie Hancock Agricultural Society held at
Ellsworth Sept. Is, a premium of twenty
five dollars was offered, and will be paid for
the best team Of ten yoke Of Oxen or more
that may enter from any one town in the
County; each team will be subject to an en-
try fee of one dollar,-also Diploma for
the best vessel model that may be on Exhi-
bition.
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DEMOCRAT
County OMlcers Elected,

EIGHTH, (Aroostook) Sumner Whitney
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WANTED.

HARD and SOFT WOOD, in payment of the
harmon, Will those subscribers who are intend
ing to pay their subscription in Wood haul some
soon.
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Senators Elected.
REPU
FIRST DIsyRIcT, york. .-Theo. Wells
j. O'Brien and Joseph Morton.
SECOND, (Cumberlaad) Charles Hanna
ford, Clement Skofeld, Edward Anderson
and Samuel f. Perley.
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TENTH, (Piscataquis) .-Phincas Tolman.
ELEVENTH., lsomersct Henry William.
son and John Totman.
TWELFTH, (Franklin) j. W. Porter
THIRTEENTH, (Oxford) Samuel u. Holt
and Thomas Moulton.
DEMOCRAT.
EIGHTH, (Aroostook) Sumner Whitney
County Onlcers Elected.
The list is probably as follows:
REPUBLICANS.
CUMBERLAND.
County Attorncy--Moses NJ Butler,
County Commissioner-JeremiahB Barker.
County Treasurcr-Isaac T. Quimby,
YORK.
Commissioned. NJ. Decring.
Treassrer-J. NJ. Roberts.
OXFORD.
Commissioner-Gilbert Barrett.
Ireasurcr-William A. Pidriu
kENyEBEc.
mssioner-E,ekiel Hubbard,
Ttcasurcr-Daniel Pike.
Clerk Of Courts-William NJ. Strltton.
rESoascor.
Commissioner-Solomon Dunuius
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z. Flint.
SOMERSET.
Commissioncr-Bcn jamin T. Leadbctter.
Trcasurcr-Cepba, b. Vaughn.
Clerk q. Courts-James W. Merrill.
Regi5ter Of Deeds-Samuel Hopkins
FRANKLIN.
Gommi,sioner-cliford d. Norton
Attorney-ScwallC Cram.
WALDO.
Auorney-Wiiiam ". Rust
Coinmissioner-E. ". Files.
Treasurcr-Alfred Patterson.
WASHINGTON.
CommissioDey-Jsmcs Sargent.
Treasurer-Ignatius Sargent.
HANCOCK.
Commi.soncr~-BarneyS 5. Hill.
Treasurer-NathanielK X. sawyer.
Clerk Of Courts-P Parker ". Perry
PisoArAorB.
Connissoner-Gcorge W. winga,c.
Treasurer-C. .. Palmer.
Clerk Of Cau ts-Ephraim Flint
ASDRosCoGGIS.
Observation-Disclosures Sprague
Trcasurer-Philip A. Briggs.
Judge of Probate-Edward I. Littl..
eAGADAHoe.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Adams
Treasurer-Charles Cobb.
DEMOCRATS.
LINCOLN.
COMMUNICATION X. Coffin.
Trcasurer- Edmund Dana.
Attorncy-J ohm A. Mc.erve.
sHoosrook.
Treas lrer-yhomss NJ. Bradbury.
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! Edgcomb-. John Cunningham.
Waldoboro' Horace Winchenpaw.
Thomaston, &c. Moses II. Ludwig,
So. Thomaston, &c.---Nathan Ninney
Friendship. &c.---Jas. Winchenbech,
OXFORD COUNTY.
REPUBLICANS.
Greenwood, &c.--Josiah Small.
Bethel. &c.-Reuben Il. Foster.
Sweden, &c.--Enoch NJ. Woodbury.
Hiram-John P. Hubbard.
Porter--George G. Stacy.
Hanover-Reuben b. Foster, tgain. J
Andover--James W. Clark.
Sumner--Benjamin Y. Tuell.
DEMOCRATS.
Paris--.Alvah Black, elected By Re.
publican votes.
P1SCATAQUIS COUNTY.
REPUBLICANS.
Dover---A n. P. GRAY.
Sebec---Moses W. Brown.
Monson, &c.---Charles Lorino.
PENOBSCOTCOUN
REPUBLICANS.
Bangor VIM. H. McCrillis, Geo. X .
Jewett.
Orono l. Glenburn-I.owell Marston
BY IS majority over Nathaniel Wilson,
dem.
Hampden-Amos Packard, oy 81 plu-
rali,y.
Orrington & Brewer Samuel Wis
well.
Richard NJ. Woodman.
Alton, Bradford, Lagrange, &C.
VIM. c. Sprat
Dixmon,. Newbury, &c.-Benj. b.
Thomas. IRREGULAR
Corinth, Hudson, e., John B. Nick.
els.
Exeter & Gar.ard-w Winthrop Chap
man, Jr.
Holden, Milford, Eldington. Clifton,
Bradley. &c Luther \. Jones.
Lee,Springtield &c.-Samuei II Ches-
ley by So maj
Newport-John Benson.
Levant. Carmel & Hermon-Joseph
p. Sinclair.
Dexter Il Corrinna-Enoch Bunker.
DEMOCRATS.
Lowell, Passadumkeag &c.-Joseph
Porter
Lincoln, Patten &c.-Stll in doubt.
sAGADAHoC COUNTY.
REPUBLICANS.
Ba.h-lioiand Fisher.
Riehmond--John jackson.
Observation-Disclosures White.
West Bath--Isaiah P,rry, Jr.
Woolwich--John Perry.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
REPUBLICANS.
Bloomfield 4 Fai,6eld-Charles Corn.
forth.
Palmyra. Detroit 4 Hartland--.Asa
Heath, gain
Norridgewock--Seth Parln.
Pi,,sfield--Lewis Wyman, (sain)
Sol n--George W. Fargo.
Madison--Joshu, W. Per.ins.
Cambndge--Republican.
North Arson - Lemuel Williams,
(gain. a Republican for the first time.
DEMOCRATS.
Brighton, &c.--Leonard HAYDEN.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
REPUBLICANS.
Calais-Frederick A. Pike.
Perry, &c.-Thomas Brewer.
Eas,pov.-C. S. Huston.
Dennysville, &c.-S. II. Jones.
Machias, &c.-lsaac T. Cole.
DEMOCRAT.
Lubec, &c.-George Comsto0k.
WALDO COUNTY.
REPUBLICANS.
Belfatt-Hora.io II. Carter.
Frank fort-Reuben A. Rich.
Stockton Joseph " Thompson gain
Thorndlke--R 'ymond S. Rich.
Rrooks-N inslow Roberts.
Searsmont-William Far.ar,
Northport--Joel Prescott.
Hope--Hcnry Hobbs.
North Haven - Harrison Beverage.
gain.
DEMOCRATS.
Camden--Samuel ID. Carlton.
Knox--Charles Elliot.
Unity--Stephen Dyer.
YORK COUNTY.
REPUBLICANS.
South Berwick Elish II. Jewett.
gain
Biddeford -Sam'l c. Hamilton, gain
Buxton-Moses Hopkinson.
Saeo Charles Hill.
Lyman. Hollis l. Dayton-Thomas
Tibbe,s.
Wells-joshua Goodwin.
North Berwick-Sumner /. Kimball,
lgain.)
DEMOCRATS
k:ttery-Ephraim e. Spinney.
fork-Samuel + Payne.
Kennebunkport-J. A. Wheeler.
Limington IL Cornish-Lewis Clark.
Republicans ll5, Democrats 20, not
heard from TO-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-07-28
TIMELY WARNING.

A Yankee editor thus confessed to have
had dealings with Satan, for The good Of his
readers, o. course
was sitting in my study when heard q
knock at tho door.
Come to- said /: when the door opened
and who should walk 10 bst-sasan
How dye do o said he.
Pretty we'll, said I.
'Wha. arc you about, preparing you, lea
dcr1
Yea, said l.
'Ah, dare say you think you arc doing Q
great deal Of goodl'
We'll, not so much - could wish but I
little good, / hope said l.
You have large lot Of readers : said
he. And dare say you are pretty proud
OF them, remarked Satan.
No, sm cot, for net ono half Of them psy
for their papers said /.
You don't say so ! he exclaimed
Yes, that do ; not one half Of them Day
for their papers,
Well said he, then there are an INN orta
lot but let me have the list, I think l esu
do iriae myself With such people,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-07-28
JONES IN WARRINGTON CITY.

He hire. a carriage then don't hire i,
The Boston Post Gays
Jones, NJ Washington, .ees {. & ne turn.
out 10 the shape Of hack. Halls the driver
aud engages it at three dollars m hour TO
explore the magnificent distances. Driver
u TO be at Wizards, psnotually, in fifteen
minutes. Jones goes TO his rooms, turn.
over new leaf, burriss to get the ladies
ready, and descends with them TO the door
Finds a shabby, yes, . very shabby hack
sod searo-crov horses just in waiting
Thinks be will vsis moment for his own
hack. Driver ae-osis him With SIR Jones
and two ladies' Ready. sir "Wby you
aren't the man hired e. replies Jones. mo
ar Hes the carriage what COTS the Jobs
In the carriage shat does the work +" Jones
returns up stairs diyus,sd. feeling that il
all his sntieipstions surn out that way, the
les. ho sets his heart on . certain ofice the
better"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-07-28

Constitutional discsss, q eurup<sn al A,
hiond BY which ~ hsid h-cusnas vitiatcd
weak. and poor. Bsing in the circulstiop. Z
rcrvadss the whole body. and may burst out
IN dissse ON any part II il. No organ 10 ftcc
frusn IL sffarks. nor - thrye one which IL nav
not dcstroy The s-rofuhus talnt is vsrioualy
oaased BY m1curiL di.rass. lov living. d.
ordered q unhsalshy Eood, imp~,, ~, 6l,h
sad aithy AAbiA. IL dsprs.ins v;ecA nd.
shOve al. BY IL vmersal infscs;on. What
cvu Be 10 orgia. Il h hercditasy IN he co.,
sofuoon. dScsadins " rum psrcuts 20 ehildrs.
unto the thard and f,urth gsncration :" indeed.
u SONS Ia be he nd Of Him Who says. =.
VII wait the inisuih0 q tie fsshers upsa
tA<ir chldrsn.-
Ia e6sru eunaOes b. d<pu-ifioa Arc~ ~
osond Of cprrupt o. uleerous matter. which In
The lungs, liver. and internal osE,ns, u termed
tsbxcles: in the glands. swcliinx.: and On
inc surface. erupoons os soscs. This foul cor
rsptaon. which grndn in the blood, d~trs..
the casres q iilc. % that sc.uHalous eons,;t,.
uoos not only saHrr from serufuloas con
Plaanta, bat they have fas les po~rr TO with
ssAnd the sftaeks Of othsr disesArs ecus,-
q.cnuy. vse nunbcv psrsh by disordcrs
shseh, although nos ncrofuicus in their nature,
arc sui rendecd fatal by this faint in the
systcm. Most OF thu consumption which de-
climates the humn family has It's origin tirretly
N thus scrufuloss contamination and many
destructive dasrssss Of the live. kidneys. brain.
nd indeed. Il all the organs. asiss from -
srs aggravated BY IL sanc ssnse.
One quarter a all our peOple are .erofaious:
thssr Psr~ns are invaded by this iurhinr in
fetiou. and thar hoalth u Undetermined by IL.
To elesnas 4 rum ths syst1m We must rsnoya,s
tho b'ond by m Alternative medicine, and IN
yisoratc it BY healthy food and sa~~,>
Such . mA6cins - supply y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-07-28
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
OF Jrfersos County.
y oBERT T. BROWN ssd Samuel
. su's. PhTs.,
Miil'f deed william Lucas Isasc
Fo1ke, lssac Fouke 80 AdmiDistrstot
0l Joha Suidsr, deed, sad CkTi.usna
shidsf--ssd 0eofRe w. Sappin Eion,
SPECIAL Con- m issionsr Den.
IN CuANCERY
- hn ehase cane 90 10 - heard thi, 2i.tday ~
Mhgi 100, 90 The paper, formerly read srf a..
eesaihg' ~ this eanst, aud vas sfRaei ~ Ceso.
81 % cOasitsfaiioa uhsfeof ~ A .d,a1gsa =,
dsfei snd dscfssd that this cause be f,fstses 4, ,
Cou % ibis Court uho IL ordered IN ,.t.
70 so ss,e the aecouai Of m1nsy received and
dI'51r'sd ~ George W. ssppiarioa Wm Los.
sne l'aae Fouks Special Con fssgossg, ss,.to.
fe appcihied 10 scl reel real estate ssS.f dsr,,s.
hh caa'e, and 90 state asy debts ret aopsN
shea are iisns on NE real estate sold 6y ssd
sPeehI Coumissioners, asd make fsno,, An A..
pemises, ioreihsr viiA asy spec nj ms,,sr -h,es
ne maJ deem psriiasat o. wklch he ,,., - =.
qatfsd 90 70 state. Asd the sad sp,r,,i O..
misstohefs are ordered 20 apes, k,is,. a.. 90
Jommosiontf, uith heir ststsu,spt, snd v,,,ek
~ iof dlseurse@snu. And the Commtssio..f
sho executes his decree s directed 10 rive note,
o. me lime ard place o. sTeeuiiaR ne ssus ca,
Seek Tor foaf successive vesks 10 son, eo,y,
sent hevspepsf, sbish said putlIcstioo .s.il 4.
squivalsai 70 p,fsoasi ssfvics n said aotes 80 H.
psr'ies CspJ-Tsus
RT Brown. cl.,s
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AYERS
Compound Extract Of SarsaparilIa.

the most cdeetud remedy which the medical
Aill u our times can dcviss for this cyr,v
where prevailing and fatal malady. lis CON-
eined nom the most active rcmcshah that have
been discovered Tor the cxpurv alton Of hi, foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue Of ths
system frum its destructive Consequence.
Hence II should be employed fur the cure Of
not only serofulA but also those Other afec.
lions which arise from IL, such - EHvrrrvs
and SkiS DnHAsEs, 81. Axrnoxr's Prnu,
horE, or ERrsrrELAs, PMyIxs, PrsrvIHs,
biorcHEs, BL,rss and BoiIs. Trxoas. Txrrsn
and SAir RnErx, ScALp HEAp, RIsowonx.
hHErxArrH. SrruiIrric and MEncunIAL Dr..
nsrs. Dnorsr. DrsrrrsiA. DEBlrrr, and,
indeed, Al CoArLAtxfs ARrsINo ynon yrr,A-
rkp on lnPunn Boon. The popular belief
In " .~ss~sfy cf 10 Moe" 10 founded in truth.
br serofuls IL . degeneration q the blood. Ths
peTueulsr P1sposs md virtue Of this sasssps.
rli. Is TO purify and rsecncrats this vital asid.
without which sound health u inposihis y
contaruin ated c<ustitut,or,a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-07-28
VARIETY.
4 SHARPER.

The following dialogue took place on the
Ohio railroad:
'Hsllov s,snger, you appear to b travel
ling
yes, | always travel when In on jour.
nsyr
4 think have seen you souevhsre7'
'Very like I've often been there
'Mighten't your name be Smith 2
Well it might-if it wasn't something
else
Have yoa been long in these parts1'
Never longer than =, present-fve feet
nine =
DO you calculate to remain hero some
time
Well, guess Ill stay till I'm ready to
leave
Il reckon you were born 10 New Eng.
landl
well my native place was either there or
somewhere else =
You travel as if money were plenty With
yOu9'
We'll l might have more aud be richer +
Have you anything newt
Yes ! bought . whetstono this morn.
ing
4 thought so; you're tho sharpest blade
ever saw on this road
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-07-28

f1 To reeuscitste drowned Epgli.hmsr
place piece Of roast beef under bis aose
A Frepehmsa, a pinch Of snuff.
A spauiard, somo fresh bIosd.
An Irisbmsn, . Pos Of potatoes
a Dutohmsu, dish Of sour kreut
n Yankee a,'smpt TO pick his pockets
An old maid, az Offer Of marriage
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-07-28

Thus ~e have the mos; reliable and kirie1 au.
thority ci the in,rensic value and merit OF the
Copper Rod and in our day every no matter
how imaammable possessions, can calmly sit down
~ the midst 81 the violent thunder storms and
fseI perfectly sure that IL h. has taken the proper
precautions against lightning his effects are PEI.
iec'ly AMI thoroughly secure against all harm
We will construct the copper rod and put II pom
buidings Tor thirty-hve cents per foot with points
insulaiors. &C, complete. Insurance coupanie.
make reasonable allowance shsn the copper rod
). put up to buildings
Address,
CAMPBELL q LEE.
Aug. -, So. winche.,er. Va.
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Genuine Copper Red

With silver point. perfectly Insulated With eisss-
- agreed BY Phiioso phers tsat Copper ha. from
eight 10 ten times the conducting power 81 Iron.
AMI docs not rust OF eorroce, Iron reds, whrn
coated with rust. cease tn he q conductor. The
relative conducting power. Of different METALS Is
e~-, shown by reference 10 the following table pre-
Psr-i With great care and fully endured ey Pro
lessons Msupin aud Smith. OF the University Of
Virginia J. wrisst AMI J. w. Marvin, of Win.
chester, and Bushrod Tayio OF Berryvillr. NJ. ID.
Prof ofChemistry In Winchester Medical Col.
lrge
III ne take wires 81 the follow ing metals. OF
equal th'cknessan leseth. and pass through them
the same amounts of electricity. snd represent the
conducting power OF silver. which 10 the bret me.
,aii'e conductor known. BY 100. ve shall have the
following results:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-07-28

fEAesrvr Not a zephyr disturbed
the a'r-the Winds we're lullsd 10 reposs-
the sun haf Just set 10 tho West, aud tho
goiisn iints Of bis declining beams tbreu .
melancholy radiance over the pale face Of
The lovely maiden who hai watched the orb
Of day slowly descend behind tho ussterp
hills Why, at that hour aud slons. she
stood BY the tall cedar whose ovsrhsueipo
bSugh' shielded Der from the care Of the
--rsmaindor nerrseek
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-07-28
UAITED STATES HOTEL.
WASHINGTON. ID. C.

TNiE undersigned respectfully informs his
4 hIends and the public generally that this IIo-
,eI mas been greatly enlarged by the addition Of IS
.'ge parIofs and chambers, also many improve.
ments and attractions have been r,ad- ;nthr Uo.
el proper, which enables him To assure all who
make this house heir home, whilst in The Metro.
potts that u shall be second To none for comfor,
ana pleasure tie hopes by strict atieu,,on TO the
wants OF hts guests Ia merit q Continuance Of the
patronage 50 literally bestowed upon him hereto
fore. 49, ~ ~
THIS is the only Hotel which charge. les. than
81 so per day l. n suIrtI
Nov II IS5S-Iv
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A Co2y-Tes,e.
r. +. BROWN,
ConNrssioxra'. Owner.

ConAssioSra's Ovpcs
CAarlesiown, June 20, 1859 (
The parties TO the above Causes sad the credit.
ors Of Charles l. Seoley deed, are hereby Motif.
cd iosppesr ~ my once ~ Chsries,osa Jefferson
County, Virginia. ca the ii day Of Augosi 1859.
with tb-ir vouchers and other evidence to enable
me TO execute the above decree
EDWARD L. COOKE, Comr.
June 80 59.-5t,
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MA western editor on hearing "a r,
aarked thu, persons 10 drowning condition
suddenly reeollseted all tbs Transactions Of.
thsif lives. wished tba, few Of bis sab.efi
bers uSald take - bathing 10 deep ua,er
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IN THE CIRCUIT COUR"

" 49, VIM or CoOh
~ J,Gerson County.
YIN t. SOtiLtf, PnG
rs.
James L. Towner Thomas II. Towner
az Admir- OF benjamin. +. Towaer.
decd, and in his individual charac
Ter. and Ellen Lee Towner D,n'.
IN CHASCERY
The orders Of public alton In this case HAVING hen
regularly executed against the absent c,tend,nt
James l. Tovncf, and he still falling 10 anna,
aud answer, on the compa nants' motion hi, h,ll
~ iaken ior confessed a. TO the said Jas l.. Town
ef, ana The same having been taken for confessed
al the fu'es a. To the other defendants. and IN.
cause coming On 10 he heard upo1 the Bill and or
hibits, this bret cay of June 1859 was argued bv
counsel Upon Consideration whereof !, 4. de-
creed and ordered, that John r. SchIey the Plain.
hn' " over from the deiendsnt Jane. 4. Town
~, the sum Of 1852 o. cts with interest from tb
ioth cay OF June, 1859, I'LL paid nd thata Com
missioner OF this Court do ascertain and r,nort
NhAi amount is due TO said James 4. Town.t-
.hhefA AZ creditor of disuibu'te Of Is T TowBer
Aso ~hsi estate real or personal. there - belong
ing u ssId jas L. Tovaer within the iurisiiction
OF ms Court, and liable 10 the plaintiff claim
ana maze report thereof 10 this Court with sny
'peeisl Haiemsnts deemed pertinent by himself OF
A".Ss may y required by ,hs rs'ti..: and tn,
sh'd '"mm,ssIosrr - authorized 60 ave notice OF
'he iime and place Of eIeeuting this order nv pub
nchnyn ~ some Newspaper published IN the ooun.
o' ''uefson Tor four successive weeks. which
PubiessOn shall be 10 lieu Of personal service OF
saeh notice. Copy-Tsste
n. T. BROWN. Clerk.