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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-12-10

nIfr-rU NN""0'D' '""HNV'' 10 IoJJ.
T5 Hrs. MAay. BRowS, now in Philadelphia
Madam Yours Of the 2lst inst, addressed to
m from philadelphia. game 70 my hand this NOR
ming: Believe me. madam. that l sadly thsok you
for your trnst In Ny feelings as q man. Your sit
'a.nea touches tbssr feelings. deeply. Sympathiz-
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-12-10

On tho road 70 the scafold. Brown remarked to
the undertaken. who was in the wagon with him.
on observing the military in the field :-"They
have excluded all citizens.p' eyes," was the re-
ply. Captain Brown said Gentlemen, you are
very calm and collected-uuch more 90 than /
am and yet your condition 10 much more critical.
l Am COOL" said he II have suffered much more
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27

Thus We have the most Ycl.age ard 49,, :,
ih0riiy oi he iuirrAsic value snd m,fii Of Inc
Cppper Rod AMI N our day every man no ma,te,
hog injifa bs p1ssessius. "a n calmly -, dorn
IN me midi oi the nosi violent ihunter Storm, snd
,r., Pi,rciy sute lhai u he ha, iasen The proper
precautions a-ainsl lightning his rG.eI. ar, o.,.
ieo.lr and Thoroughly srcUrc against eli harm
we viii con',tuci The eopps { .od snc pni IL upon
hnhf'nR> i"r fhirty.hyc cents ner foot ui,h roinf.
in'nlaiors. Sc.. complete. insufsncr con ranies
isput up 10 buildings.
Address
CAMPBELL LEE
aug. W -. winrhc.i., Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27
Genuine Copper Rod

sHh shsrr s''in pcfi-cIi, ,u.uia,-d ~,h glass
u = Hri'rd ~ Pa'iuS pn-f, taai Cupp-r hes from
~ight a. zen iInr- the conducting power of i'm
ah' docs MT tisi OF cUUouc ifop io4is Wb,-D
e"s'r WIN 'u>' cease 1" b- e"nopciti The
fe'stiye Conducting power. of ditrt.nt meta, :,
hr>ishr~h ~ Triefrnc, 20 b. following tshl, p-r.
pH'e1 70 greAi care and tally rbdof.rd IA A.,
.rssofs MeuP,E and Smith at The Untyst.,,, 81
N"ghis Wng tsud w Marvin. ~ WIN
"a s'ri' a"d hHshiod Tsy lof 81 B.uSv,lr NJ %.
Pf"Lo Chem'sify IA Winchester Medical CO..
irgv.
Ne ,ase wires Of the following metal. n,
'f"ai inickness ieusih. aus pass through III, m
voc sH"r Sh"eh's" l elrctTic'iV and 'rpfr-eni The
conducting paSrr OF silver Which Is thr l..t me.
tSi,ic conductor KNOWN, y 100 ". shall nave the
oiiu~ iug results.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-10-27

THIS Machine ,s gotopo "a az entirely hev plan.
aai ~ coDsIdrfci by those no have seea " 10 use
20 be the boSI thai has ever been brought To- the
noi'ce OF ,hr American public in fact, the world
nsY be challenged to Produce Its tqusl. Among
the many advantages Of this Msch,nr Over all
Others, NAV br men'i1p,d The iOiio~inc< Let. Its
simplicity Of oUn.uuciIon, which makes 10 sln, 8.
impussiii- 10 get uui 81 order Dad. The ease with
which a IL operst.t-a child ten wears old can
keep ~ 10 m0,on 3rd. Its speed which il un.
sinaied. sri ssiOni>he- alike the operator ard The
iUokero0 go D. washes equally veil The finest
and iighiesi fabric 80 tse ro<fsrst ant heaviest
zach a. OSIjis am 'cssntor. 5lh. Unlike ali
other msch'oe, tor the 10 pose, it washes without
wearing IN the least, oi removing buiions on The
CONTRARY it's confidently believed that the oleIh,s
washed tn tbs ma chine will last longer thsI il
washed by hand
References:
HayiEg bought one ut COnn-Ii a. lawrence
Improved Osciliatirg Washing hschiurs and
after lair a0d IN iriHl oi the same te.I iu.ti-
ned IN ssyiog thai u p-Tf rms is work IN washing
clothes "a The mOsi afmIshie manner With very
HUE labor ana npuh,. No one can fail 10 see ~
glance WHEN " i 10 operation, that its sdap,a-
iion tor the pu pUs- d->ign,d seo,nptsIe There
io'e tsEc pleasure 10 N this ma moe
ia 'he pualle, a. eyrTy Ear ~nfihY Of attention.
WV DORSEY.
NaHi7sbnrg Jan ~ 1859
Having used ~. same machine, ne concur in
the above csrihr6tr.
Rev J LardrIeet Rev. A. Tahv, Rev WIN
Evan, r. Reed 81 Tsbb J French =. NJ 4.
kown VI. Grim, q p Buthsfford Iobn Dann.
SsVsh HS1irrs'sy John Fisher, David Thomas
" Tsbh. B~tGard Doll CspL Chss BoaTmsp.
Z. VI Shsfrr ID o Sayder, Ezra Herring. Jos,
Miller Charles s. Lee.
An order. promptly attended IN.
JOHNATHAS MILLER.
Msriinshurg. v, ApriI 10 tssg
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Sheetlrsa Estahlishnest.


On Maia Street, Chariefo,rr, Virsi4iG
fT>HE unders'esed has IN hand and j. constantly
l nsnuIss,arihE ., his TN wAeE, STOyE
AND SREETIRON EsTA80ksHWENT
IN Chaflesiowu, every descriptions - cuitnsgy
Ware. usaaily tcuoc In his line % hus,Erss- made
The stocs pov IN bis Ware Rcou,, eonpri.e.
every usriui Article knosn to the Aou.rseeper
sod any article called lor OF any amount OF Goods
ds.ired cas be furni.bed ~i,h ce,psieh.
Among HE stocs 81 Tin Ware may be found
BUCKETS Of eli sizs,;
CotrEE POTS o. the aost approved r,,'ernsi
CCLLENDERs. sP,,s. stesaers. Gale Screw
CAKE CUTTERS. ftosr BoSrs;
PATTY PANS of vanoss p.,t<rus
DAsiSs. CAsober Ware. Pschsu;
AEAsCrss Of ell silica aud Psisted Toilet Ware.
His stock Of SHEET ZION MAZE, com.
prizes every ariiIe 10 the Culinary snd House
keeping department. His stock OF
3 II O v Il 8,
saong which may b ieust the ioi owing spprov-
g.l,e. eeot sts.s. = sizes seossAus. Cook. ,irrs
Letter T. Stove. Co,tsssr, 3.isss. Coal;
p.s...: Kns,t .a., y..p-' s,.'. s.a.,, coal
yr..s.s coof. .is.. R.si.la,.4 .i..,
if...s .. :; - !. 'as' M.sss J-Hpi''' 'fI''
Postsbie Gra,es, al ,,1r..
Also Parlo-, Star Sousser, and Frans!in, al.
sixes
Possessing every faeiiiy known Ia The business,
he 10 pre- pared a. all times execute with the Ut
nost promptnsss, all kinds OF
BUILDING AND JOB WORK,
Tia Roo6ng, linking and Spoulins done TO order
AID In The besi manner.
Merchants desiious Of rer ieni,hine their stock
OF Tin or Sheet Iron Ware. will fad IL TO their
, sdvantafs 10 deal With me. I shall maze liber-
al discount to merchant v hen articles are bought
By the qssnt,y. I shall also take 10 exchange for
1ia Ware,
Rags, BEEF Hides,
Beeswax, Old Copper,
Wool, Old Brass,
Sheepskias, nd Pewter.
Thankful Tor pss favors sad with de;ernina.
eos 10 merit the increasis patronage OF the
sonmoniiy,i respectfully solicit call from . q
vAo desire Purchasing sny article In my line -,
eosiness. Ny terms viii be such ~ cannot TAI
70 piease
Sept. 70 80. ALBERT MILLER
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POLITICAL.
woods voa nussc.

~ esoaes ., soaris.
VRs he vel!--ve part forever,
Al regrets ere aov IN vsis,
FsR DEGREES Ne, ve meet s-ver.
Meet TO oset 90 esftA sesia.
othes ski<s yin bssd os',s thee,
OtAsf hears nay ssss nv sAriss.
Bat 10 osher e'ss OH love ihes
With The eoeMssey Of mine.
Yet farevell--se part forever,
All rssfen ere sou 10 vain,
Iste decsess that % mast sever,
Nicer 10 meet 90 earth again,
Fare ,Aee veil,
Lk. the shadow on the dial
Liaeers sill our parting t.ss:
Life has no sevefet uiAi
Death no pasg to ,qcs',hk.s
All the world Is sov bef,se thee,
Every cline to roam At viii,
Bs' within the lssd that bore ihee,
Oas food heart viii love thee slii'.
Vet farewell we part forever
AL regrets are nov in vain
Psis DEGREES that ~e must sever.
Meier 10 meet on esnh again.
Fare thee vell,
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W. are nov cp.hibe q large stsek Of T.hi,
w 'ha 20 -, CsisrJ. Oi'sPefi0f qssihg. ssd
Table COTLsP v Ivory handle Kety,.
snd f0-Es lTofY hssdle KaiVes ss!y vbh p..tsA
A'bss FORKS 70 match Bees. Boa Es,ss 80
no's hsneie ksi'ss sRs Fs't.. Carver, sss
P0chET CUTLERY -Nssdh.m q B,o.
.f@T' a 20 sao,s a BaEshss woi..nssip
= Rcgrf's Polset Kaisss. also The ,.,,,,. 80
Haff.w ~
dA/ORS We have had nshsfactu,.5 !,
h'msi1 EoElana. lot u vefy sspefiof Hsr .,
i'' cor US ssies, shich - saffsat VI ssp.tist
qBaiuF wv
SCISSORS Ladies shears ,ed s~,..,,.
30 hole ssd Poesei Scissor.
Jahs ~ RIDDLE A Rpp
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LiGHTNiNGl LIGHTNING!!

l. III subscribers legally author z-d agent, for
. C,nsuuttus snd pu'ibz sp Amos l. ON 4,
Lishls'ng rvndarlurs, az, EoH pfepa,,a a.
afn''h .ne C''i1cn. 81 J,dc,sVR. Brtssie, ahc I'd
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University of MARYLAND,

University Of Maryland,
sc ~ . al OF ME ICINE
TINE riny .seeoad s...,oa ~,ii b.si. On MONDAY
oe,"esr i5ih, 1859, aud .sd March lot, I,SI
FAC LTY:
y. n. SMITH. NJ n, PuneipI.s add Prae,ce Of
sareery.
w. A AKIN, VI. D.. Ch-a,s,ry md Phi .rtn,sy
SAMUEL CHEW. VI. ID. Pus,i,lr. AID Pr.e,,e.
OF N~icts-.
Jus. RoBS. ". AnI,osy sRi Physioiogy
w NiLrENBERGE3 VI. % pb.teuIc>
CHAs FR OK, VI. d u.irria M,dica snd Th.,a.
n, s,,,,, a, I-mes'
SMITH W ". b",nDnstrai0r ~ An.i.my
CLINICAL INSTRUCTIONS !. g,.aat ne S.ru
MOI. ihh'na'y -Iisi'-i .-sr the Usiv.rIt, d zee.
=" Mshicuisi'' 90 u. >chnt th'os shosi tn ,~.t
p TOT The is'l o".r.- So MsiiEUIit,on f..
% Gf.dratog ss1 P.artczi sRAt..s, <i0-
-P'o'. y sNIfu. n. A-ri tssi L-cis,,T ga Ara.
'ouS viii s'ppi, any q. hert- ,. the ,sHt .esI
Course Cum eqssni tn. ~ t.sih ~ Prot b,
ITO ". MILlENBLR.EK.
s~piea bsr a. 51-tt. D..
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LESI'Eit'R
IMPROVED SHUTTLE
LoCk-STITCH
SE " Nc MAtHINES
Price $50 to $50


ihn Is the most reliable sewing Machip,,r,,
'uri'a "a ms market. both "a ID, as.itt, Cd. d.
VOC hs ca'abiily ant simpi,rify Tn. cp.r,.
10" "a u l. easier irArnrI IhaB thaI Of an. her
WaSo'hs While " works van ease 90 the bBr..
us 20 ''~Fiesi cloth. Which % sorksta a v-ry
800 hHhhei mastoK ssTsH, evenly af
sui NUN hncf ihan ofrtaary hand ~ofs shts
tO'a sid-s oi thz cloth 81, 4l,trh,ss,f. 49,.
Srs pnt at sutsihg order o. grquife. rep.,ri-r
$50 " so hmlas tnat az operator esn p-fi.r-
- 'bsy frrsrs on u, uufii n y Won ont w..
81 ,nsss sa'saisgcs over other M.chin-s ~ i-s'
,Vs"V'pt LrHe's Patent Sswtaz Msch,nrs 49,
">' ihert ne saHts oI iautitrs al kinds a. - a..
othctai'ns ciJthcrs, 4. iIor. -, aay o,,,t. -. Ola.
ilhs se~m N their work Wiii had lhf. lI,r.
'hS' shl % their vofs IN fsptf and sob. .r.t,.
nsnner. snt noch nicer than III. ofdin,ry ~
ssmh'rs WOO frf1ife mach sewinr uiIt 6.t -
"se"'ae Prcatsfiy sdsp ed iothrir ssss tss.ts
eNsihg iabof enough 10 tss months Ia rsv or
sii"rs ~ GuG zrsat .ssinv ~ a.in, me-.
ing Maet'He tssidss tsinE si~sys .o,, ,f.,s
ref'of qssiry ~ ~c'k 'hst eces NOT ttp "a
'oos' " -eh b'esf ihsS bssd uofk
HsfvSEes 20 a fec Perioas s,isg t.ss
" Hicesia'"" Merchant Tsilot. Gay ;, 90,
Lev Peuy y, shoe Store. 10 B.uim8r,s
Ross 30 Ia tinore s,rssi
. SHMsf, Msat,'iA fsrtofy Baao. sueri sr.f
Pstfs Chias ,iote
J Esses No ~ BslIuof, stfe,t
iam'. TsSlof No go Bsu,Bof. .ff..t
hae Wh!aft ~ Cpns,u9iiou su,st
NJ. D. A Bead Ne 30 Fs.o, s,,..t
vs. bacsmiiisf - NrE'isrfy sirrsf
Vs. W.''or Us IIsmbotg sif,rt
W. b'"oss ~ lisnshufr S.f.st
INC and SAFES ToOm 1913 Balra0,, -
Nsinie Bnildiag opposite he At.ps
Etftcss Ohcs. Bst,mofe ~
u" |" II. CHASE fr.st
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MeDoNNElLs CArAMBA

McDONNElL's CATANBA
Ginger wINR
w foe"ru'' To- wia o"hi'a tptsi,ns &. ,m
msns- P1ru afHf isrfsasrs fsgfvrsy H. ~.
ins'anees V'oient = tstss Of Disutus &C.
sshiiv rofsc shil- % hun'fsds ~ aces "A. a.
maniisrT sJmrV.ms u~rs imppffststy 49,
49, mosh sea-f'es pssysetsa O. ;. 80 sv,,,
-h''' inaFtfoss e"msnasttss sss "a pre-.
80 100 10 - pfsr F.wsft.rLs
q'"s' sob "s'sosase 900 es.stVsd poeoi s,i,,
'hsfr - ssf 81 Ger etEsss (sAssh d. v.,,
no"s'Hl rho has- 80 80 uisd ~. .. ia~ -
fAF 20 - - oefs ~ - ss'sh ~
Gko W CHANBgRs
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Lumber and Coal Yard.

'NHE undersigned has on hand for al, . ,,,.,,,
assortment Of Seasoned Timbrr, shbb n, ~.
Is 'o nc pohl'e a. reduced prices n, {. NE
paied 10 iorn,.h all orders i.'s~ or .,nsH q. ann,
% 40 oso ~. sooId cali particular suentL,a To-
b. lot i WHITE ri T. ,b- bsst and eh'.s..,
'Fet tnrief 81 ihis lake, Hsy wing cono.eIea
shh ,he coal business, he ~ti si~sy, s.,o IN
~, iAid TOT ssl-' bY ih~ ton Ur basbel U.yi,,
mAae ample suspgemsn's, he whi Iurai,h sey
Railroad Drpot. 90 81 the premise, Of ,hs nn,ch..
- b' ne car o. hsu carload ss nsy h. d,,i,es
frf'"ns N Ssetof Sk- sboye snieie. VIII do v.u
'" give MN rail- before pufrbs7fns eIssvhst, =.
trD'e-s Ftottst aaa w,sth,- ec.,d,,~ -.
Ssys On hand
tSSsfd, on corssf 81 Mauin Su,,, .,4 Col.
isgr Ausy, MsuinsbsrR We
s.s . GEORGE sHERRER
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WHAT CONSTITUTES \ GOOD SEWN.

" 49,
WHAT Guns NJ Its GOOD SEWN.
MACHINE
l. IL sho..d be ~el tn.i. ,,n,i. -
tSoa, Ont ~s>ny k-pI Ia o,t., " 'e's'l"
hs"o"ii MAKE . NEAR locE-.rt,,u ,..
10th s.,s' OF the a4.i.r.I ''a
J. IL ,hOald sec asy asd all a,n,.,f-
se-.d '''-' NAi pa
dt1stti, bura thu spool ' 'I'''S Sf,-
D u 'ht-aid ~ .t!. to sew f.os, co,,.. A., - .
70" 'haA " '"'"' "nh 'sP'diIy. aad -iLsettp..,,
o. hs hosid be abb. % Ip.l. "a, ,,,.,,, Co.
- ." ~" Voc saieT -sd Upp-I tLr,.a, -.
IL sE"uh have .f,.,.E, -
.Ie'h.t y o. beck '' '-'''a e.''
Toe "-"s'e 'hcaiI have prrp.,a,.,,f.,....
is's - absolutely Hccsssafy .of h,.y, go
sSo~d De e-P.hi. ~ taIiax "a Ia. i,..,,
ps-r-- OF ~Otk p" 'he i.'g'''
10 IL should he ah!e 10 bod with ,h,....., 80.
VITA hrms.r'i .bc1li - eh tell ,u- a., -. "
u sh"sd o. Away. ready 10 vol
u ~ sh'sid I- ca p.b. q - 20. IN, ,....4,. =.
,' , IN 'o'' % 'hr -"'t, ssd u s.,as d,s.t.l,
VIA -sy two e. lar, OF cloth 10 b. ,,,J 'N''''l--
~ II 'h1-id a. .bi- To a. .ke 49,. ..
"s"Oe'o ~ able To t>stru "a tn, 80 -
a. --'.s "ssti' At ID, a., ,tiich.
70, " n nid tss ..-iiy aud l..k. ~, 1t
10 IL shosld have a -s-eI g.. 'S'' 80"
." .as'-s' 'Dhisst 18th ia. uok '"" are
- thee d NJ bs iiahls o. x., out of ora,
- "'a not be nsbI. To t,.aL II. tG,,,s a..
~ ii.houI -of be a.c..,.,, m
OF STenes 90 .@t the a.edi- '''u
20. '1N1'd "oi he liable 10 o,I III. s,.,,,o,.,
IL I''h'od sot fern a rrigs on N, up,., "a,
"or rsVsl cat, a7' be- Wa.,eI.i 81 ,h,,,i 80
sith A., cssts srirCH machine
% IL shcsd not be more tte,h.- 49,, a., 81. ,
y Al Of these advantage. AZ. po...,.., J,
I. ,so LAID. ~EBSTER s 90.
Il
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Mailing and subscription
Peruvian Guano.

OIubIdU 0UdUU,
THE sut~c'in-rs hsviu- made Arrangement,
4 with Mrssn =. BsBeda & Bro 10 rer,iv.
their sopply ORG usno ihiss~sson DIREC FROM
Tue CHiSCHA ISLANDS are thereby ensh ed
Va "n-r The Nf'teie 10 Their sgicuiiorsl f,- nd
losrf pres han 1t can be procured 10 ANY oiher
market IN ths. Sisie.
Ttey are daiiy ruprciing the shir. Z-phyr ar 4
Casti,sn from ihr isisnds. Thos> Who fe,,re "a,
do 80 "sB nov engsg- TO ~ driiy rel ron, fhr,s
hips on IN " arrival PpWLES co
AIrIanhIia InlN 10 1857
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TO w ~ ORDINANCE.

TOWN ORDINANCE.
A I'll rstsons are hei,by directed 10 t.m,v,
Llhom ih'if premise all q a. snd ~ iin, at
DhshsiSe PAGES ihsrsc-., abd to eag daas ~.
st''s IN f"ni ~ same 10 he m,ccl- q ,hs streets
MS 'rdcr mosi b. comp ird win wiibin len dsy,
ron utlicaiitb
Asv a. gro foand uroh she streets 40 o'clock
=, hiRhi teiSern ne Ut Of ArfH and he T., ni
oe"brf, N any V'af az sh'tg o'elusk strtght
'Frrn Oct"b@f ~ snd Apfi 1T IN TIE sucr.,s.
hs.fea' shall - run'shed whh stripes not "a
cred'ng hitsrn ABd ibs tpwa s.tg-sstt o,f,,sf
!" ''nR ne Ccufi H0use beil - Ten miaU.str.
i"fe $50 hour ~ b"iter o. saif hsFfsss to d. =.
ne slf'eis Nui moe ihsn 6yy bsgres sIau a.
Anf one iime sand ingcihsf 90 sideEalk ~ a.
~ hfN ~ fbef az q street. snI nrgfu.s mail
ne'ef sianf on siftuaik 10 Ne ircars..,..e.
~ ~hr" refs"rs hsFirg ir pz.. ~ ana sny,..
~" %" shsl violate ihi. of0sf si.i B. faot,.,f
~ sifiP~s no. eTcseditF 6u-.n
u TN r. GIBSON
Pfssitfst y sid q Itu.t,ss
JulV - t-5a "a
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LOOK BEFORE YOU BUY!

TNHE suhscrih~r tskes this method OF informing
the otlik'n. Uf j. h-rsoD that he has Purchased
the ris BIZ of that counIv f0t The manufacture OF
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Creai Oseillatiug Washing Machine,

and will yisi, ihr county With The machines Ia
shof, time This machine ~ considered The best
nos 10 gs> by tho = hn have rieG ~.
LUTHER MILLER co
AaTansbuig Berkeley County Va
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WAGON MAKING
AND
Biacksmithing.
ROE 70 Il BROTHER.

tor 'he pufpo-- ~ carving on the husir... Of
WAGON MAKING AND BLACKS NITuiNG
fe.r-eiuiiv soiie'is share oi Ghs puhIir patronage
f"~s snd az kinis o! farming impismenis co
hand. 81 made 4" order
KIND, OF repairing Thtrshing Machinery
SC Sc. done Al The shortest notice. ssd IN ~.
b"s' manner Also Mill Irons made AMI t-ns,s,d
Nrw hf'cs shop Island Vhgiaias. near Herr.
Nj T. HArPer's Ferry
JOHN w ROUR
June " 1877, GEORGC pnHp
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q ha"ui'eis''u. ria.ts's. F~..,, H..
a., ,.',,.. apy o'hST P-,'oa. IN .-srh .
y "as' '.rs tA,y .sc~r, ia b..i >, 80.
BY nA,l "f'e' o. 49, -
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AG1as Webster g. Or
2O2 BoIii~"rs A,rvf BaIfrmy,
nhNuFAcI uRERs oE IMTRovg nm,
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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-01-21
CHAPTER II.

1t was Saturday afternoon of a Sep
tember day.
The sun looked in at the cottege win
dows through curtains of purple haze,
and the reapers, out upon the hillside
and the valleys, were gathering in the
golden grain.
Annie had arranged flowers in the
simple vase upon the bureau, wreathed
the graceful ground-pine in and out
among the folds of the muslin curtains.
The tea-table was spread, and Arthur's
favorite flowers laid by his plate, while
out in the kitchen, the tea-kettle was
singing its homely song. Little Carl
now over year old-sat upon a rug
catching in his fat, chubby hands the
thistle-down floating in at the open door
and the great watch-dog-Bruno--crouch
ed by the gate, looking to the northward
his ears erect, to catch the faintest footfal
giving token that his master was approach
ing
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The POPULATION OF ROME.-A
census Of the population Of Rome has
just completed, from which it appears
that the total OF the inhabitants is l6O,-
357-a figure at which this petrified or
stereotyped city has remained for the
last 200 years, without any symptom Of
that progressive development which has
enlarged, enriched, and enlightened every
other European capital. in the muster
roll there are 34 bishops, 1881 secular
priests, 24O4 monks, 1872 friars, 27O0
nuns, $50 seminary students. Last year
the figure was l79, 9,9j2. bat the slight in-
crease is made up by counting this year
s54 heretlcs, Turks, inadels, aud Jews,
who are permitted TO live outside the
Ghetto, and we're never included before
4 in the census. There Is no7nention d
what the Ghetto itself holds, bot it il
supposed to lodge about 5000 children o
Israel.
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table to the closet. The delicacies her
daughter had all day been preparing for
him, who could never smile his thanks
upon her more, were put aside, and the
flowers, gathered to please the eye now
glazed by death, were placed in the hands
of the unconscious sleeper.
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e. Respect thy friend
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-06-09

of success bnt in the case of Allies II is the last
thing attained In this Italian war It Is already
conceded. The result seems TO be that the ex-
treme right Of tho allies is now at Casteggie,
which they are fortifyiDg, so that south OF the
Pc the Austrians have scarcely a man upon
Sandman territory. About seven miles north
of the Pc, and twelve miles west Pavia, Garias-
co is occupied as the Austrian headquarters and
no doubt there are small parties thrown out IN
front towards the Pc. Again, at MOrtara the
AuStrians are in some FORCE for. according TO
Turin Geographic despatch of Monday, they
had appeared in great force on the Sesia, at
Palestro, n town ten miles northwest of Nor.
tara, and five miles southeast Of Vercelli.-
However il is clear that west of the Sesin, there
is not an Austrian soldier. Whilst the French
movements have cleared the country south of the
Pc, Gen. ,Cialdini has cleared the country about
Vercelli, and even the left bank of the Sesia, by
his brilliant flank attack. Sandman territory,
therefore is TO great extent relieved from the
enemy; and now that GaTibaldi, having crossed
at the foot of the Lngo MaggiOre, stands in Lonl-
hardy itself with his four thousand men, the
AuStrans must either concentrate their detach-
ments send force to attack and destroy
him The fact that GaribAldi hag crossed tho
Ticino shows that tho Austrians have not so
large a number of troops rs to occupy the whole
course Of that river; it will enable the Allies to
collect most useful information rs to the best
places at which the TicinO can be crossed, and
the works which have been constructed on ITS
banks; and already the people of Vnrcsc have
seized the opportunity to raise the standard OF
revolt. Moreover, without weakening tue main
body of the allied army it will disquiet the
Austrians in their flank, compel them 20 detach
u certain force to protect themselves, and thus
weaken their main army.
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is the opinion OF some that peaches and apples
as not injured, As yet cannot ascertain to a
certainty.
Most kinds-of vegetable laid PROSTATE by the
frost of Saturday night. Corn and potatoes cut
of. Majority Of farmers about here think it
necessary toreplans corn and potatoes.
From Middle6eld, Gennga county, we learn
that the potatoes and corn were destroyed, but
that wheat was not materially injured.
MEANWHILE, PENN.
The frost at Meadvflle, Pa, very severe,
completely destroying the grain and fruit crops
wELLiNGToN,
The frost was generally severe. Spoiled gar
dens mostly. Some say wheat not Injured
Cannot tell definitely, but from report think
So far as can be learned in this vicinity wheat
is not materially injured. Corn cut of. Gar
den vegetables much injured.
NEW LONDON.
The corn and potatoes cut off, but will come
on without much injury. Gardens very much
injured. Fruit much injured. Wheat in this
vicinity is undecided; some say it is hurt but
others that it is not.
Extracts from Letters.
Eds. lntel:-"Donegal township (Pa.) prom
Uses badly in everything of tho grain and vege-
table kind this year"
Eds. InteL:-"In answer to request in your
daily of the Tth inst, send you word about
our crops 1t is impossible to tell much about
them yet-but it is safe to say that never, as far
as we can judge, has there been such damage
done to the crops. We are in hopes that the
corn will come forward again. Some are re-
planting
Els. Intel:-It is feared that great damageis
come from the frosts Things look bad. Some
say their wheat is hurt; others think that it is
not much So''
EXTRACTS FROM LETTERS TO BUSINESS MEN.
PARKERsBuRG-"B little damage done along
the river, anywhere that can hear of, without
it is to the fruits mostly"
OADIz, O.--"Yery little talk about wool, or
any thing else, except the crops. The genera:
notion is that the sight for farmers this year is
Ind "i