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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
a Novel uSc for Flies.

The sAckl'ng Of ~ goose Is fs5lci ,o have
saved Rome frcah the Gau. and the pain pro.
dnced by this,le 70 have warned sco,tish
army q the approaching Danes. bat We rov,-
heard thN' s'e- contributed to hasten Anrersos.
independents tih we rrai the following ass.-
dots in RandAll's Life ~ Jefferson.
While tn question of iBi,I- u,lcncr wa. -
fore tongrvss. IL had w. uisctir, u-.r /. hv-,,,
stable It- mcu'brrs ~orv short brtoche. aad
siik s'ocking-' AMI ~ith handkerchief IN han.l
They were ddigcnuy c@ployrd in lashiny the
h'es from their les>. So very yrNstio,,s v..
Was annoyance, and ~ - grrat an ,mpAt,er-,
eti u ar"a-e the sufferers that Il has,cn,l n AZ
co no' ai n inducing them promptly - "a \
their sisnatuTrs % ti,e gFyzg ,s.ass,as ..A,-h
gave birth 20 an cmpsre rspubLc
. ihe anec'io'e | hNd frua Mr.. Jsfcruon. a.
honueeiIo, who s,cUls-t to ss.ioy a very narA
A. vel ~ 10 give cr-'iit to the influence. II ,A.,
Hes' lie told mo with HsucA glec. ani -.-suae.i
~ rrta'n vivid rccollcctiup q tbs s..,-r,,v AZ
an attack irum which thu ouly relief wa. San.
T'g the IaPsr hni ayiRg from sl.s scene.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 1, 1860.

bave no discretionary power 90 the sublsct-
my duty Is elnPhaticslly proupunocd in the Con
siitution- Tho-e who told 200 that you might
psnsessbly prevent u,eir execution ,ic,-,i,,-I
You-thcy could not have bees deceived them
selves
Their object is disunion bot be NJ, dec,,i,,,J
by naincs-disooion by armed force i. Tre-op
Are you really rcady o. incur this guatf II
yoa are on ths heads of the insiiga,or. of the
act be the dreadful eonsequenoe-ou their h-ais
b. ths dlshonor.
Snatch from the achieves of your STAT. thu A; !.
Organizing edict Of It's Convention. I.
Tell them. that compared Ia di-union. all 9th
er evils aro light because that brinCs with IL An
accumulation Of all-dcclArc that you will nc,
er take the held unless the Star SpangIo.i han
ner OF your country shall float over you-that
yoa viii not be stigmatiEed wh.n dead and dis
hon"rci' and Scorncd Wh=n you live As the au
thprs ui the fret attack On the Constitution Of
your country! It, dcsiroycr- YOU cannot be
4 GA may disturb it, pcae,.--you may in,crrur,s
the course ot its prosPcrity--you may cloud it-
reputation Tor stability--6ut its tranquility will
hc resi"r''d, its prosperity will return ami tl-,
stain upon its National character will bs trans.
mitte'l anil rcniain an eternal blot on the n.-m-
ory VI those who cau-esl the disor,irr.
sigDct by the President,
AND. JACKSON.
EoW' LIVINGSTON, Secretary of State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
MORN You'II Keen.

sor'e var Ngo, an old sirn pAin,er. who ~
''r, cross. very Eral md Ettls dsaf. vAs en-
gAsei 10 paint he Ter Coran,aniSncnts ON SOM,
tablets IN church m, Ave mile. nom Buffalo.
ie worked two DAYS NJ =, An.i At the ena a tA.,
secerd day 'Se paytcr Of the ehu-rh came 10 So,
how the work rr,4-rcs-,SI The old man stood
hy' smoking hort pipe. A. The reverend s,ca-
tsrtANn ran hrs oyO over the tablets
"Eh !" -Hid the pa-,>- ~ his familiar ~. de-
ieote'i .o'nc,hirg wrong in the workiu- Of n,
holy pr"7P,s; why. you osr,lss. OLD p.r~a,.
yon have lon part of ono q ,la command
rnonis entirely out dUut you sec'-
No M such thing said the olI man. m.
ting On iH- sPectaclos -nc, sO,bipg lcf, out
whore !"
Why 'here. persisted the pastor; ~hcrs-
look 81 thcm in ,hc Bible you have lsft -o,.a
Of the oorrn ,s-'uen,s outJ'
"Weli ~hs, " l nave p sNid old Ok.6.acv
as he ran h'- eye oos~plsocstly over ~. ~crk ),
WHIST u have' ThSrss rooru ther, DIV ,h..
you'll keep
Anu,hcT afsi a uDore eurrect artist sas en-
ployei the ncx, day
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01

iiile Eiiou caas running ,nto ~ hause
sselaiu,ing. y sis,er Marv ivt -ueh j,rstsy
tlang Itsa pisse n gIsss snd BE 40 ri (.
Wbsu look taSoogh H. evvy thing looss red
toa the trses bossss. sgerh s.Tass. hn,i Jour
faov asd svsu yosf blus eyes"
". Jehn rspl,ei May h r. very laaa.
ufsi sai b., NJ sbgr you tbai Jon ean tarn .
u-eful lr-sou irou, thi- prttJ nipe You're.
aseuhsF h,at she otAsf day yo4 h,8azht every.
i.adg VA cross D. yos. i1u s,rI h,il.-r no,h
sf anf : uers al ~ uns ind.rr iaah a.ih
yeu. Nov yos ~ hks DE piece n gls-s
hsraust q - rrd essrythisa =sn thfoa,rh it
ioaks rssl yon verp cFs.ss ~ Foa thasaht even.
b,-iy argun.i yoa as erous 81. Nssa you ~
20 is a. n,,sHisz in q rao>i issusar. loviag aai
hsipsus svsry bosiy 49, ~ ~iil ssts, kini ss.i
living aseasd fna Nee rsu.ss.hsr. All a.
says b. vhsfyoa vish ofisrsIs ~ kir.i rrt-
iis lasina abA tbsy -sa thr,ugh this tsaaiI.
fai color n yaS dIsgos.tiou $50 .a,u r,rv
btauffei taaa ever.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
stiii They Come.


Thc Alexandra rrcnn.) Iacier,ea,le,,t who's
editor y n Democrat, has determined diurin, In,
present complicated canvass TO give his support
to He'll and Everett, for the following rrasoa..
Sddrcsscd 20 his Democratic patrvns and con.
tcdcratcs
We have heretofore expressed our preference
Tor The r-gulAr nominee Of the Democratic pur.
~. As a Democrat Islt it our duty 10 sa,-
thih our nian We yet maintain the principl. -
'ould We add ANYTHING 20 insurc bis succsss
our drop would bc thrown into the bucket The
odd standard party which We had boas,sd IN
animate with and " hich has for 40 long a tim,
7sir'a,c"t our national character. aud kent In.
violate u'c tOISritutISB Iir sas.a,- -GcS -,
with the present Administratio has fallen into
uismcmbered fragments. Rt hands whose danger
Gus purposes are not To- be mistaken. strif,-u
are alrvady kindled and hostilti.-s have alr.ady
begun There is no chance for the success of tbe
regular friend and proved true candidate Of tb.
democracy and Ia affiliate with sectional rartie,
Irs Hersr gW but will U.s. our infinenes "a de-
heat such, let them gerninate ia the North or in
tb. South.
There ~ but one oour~e left for Trnn~.-.a -
VI the two sectional tickets presented tber,, |.
but htti- preference. Tbeir tendencis-, ar. he
sane only differing in the means employei
with these views. which adopt only Afler
n silent and careful consideration. unbiased by
any motives but the cosnmoR good. aud though
We hazard oar own interest, We are compelled u
go Tor Bell Everett, the Union, and the LAws
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
A rortune rom a sheen

In ls02, Mr. B,dweIi law .,a.len, !, ss,,k.
bridge Mass told posr lal that Il he wosld
eAtch anil turn ont his hor-s h, n,.,h, L,,,,,,
r'dc home 10 keep Thanksgiving The boy a..
eePied the oiler, and the ds, l.siore thank.,rv.
lng, As be was mounted on The hor-e ready IN
start tor hoals. Mr. Bidvcll handed han silver
dollAr-the irst dollar be ever bah In.tea,i of
spending it FOR personal qualification, ha bought
sheep with 1t. From that shosp be had. IN
lSd2, n iiock Of lO64 sheep, which h. cold for
sl,'Oe- Thus money he invested in uptown Is,s
IN New York city. purchasing ten lots s,r sass
each which he sold an two years. for sl2OOo.-
This was ti'c beginning Of the fortune Of NAthaa
jackson, Esl.. distinguished for his g,ncrou.
And muniiicen' donations at various times 10
Williams College. Mass.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Keep It Before ,hs People

Tha, the only demand for proter,ion IN slave.
~ IN the Territories made ia ups last twenty
years was made th'- war, and every Southern
Senator but THREE voted AGAINST ~
KEEP IT BEFORE TIE PEOPLE
That oa the te-i vote on this vital qasstioa u
" T Haater sHd james n. Ma-on. Brertin.
ridge Elocior- ~ isrrs Sc Virginia. and j..
Las, tl'e Sccssler- candidate flr ihe Yioe Pr,.
sidcney. 'otri with Truuabull Wilson and liam,
hn. .aussT iho u.easnrr
KEEr lr BEFORE TIKI PEOPLE
That 4 This measure is vital o. soafi,eru rgh,s
they werr traitors 30 ~ south ~ opposing Il,
" 10, vital they sre now trui,ors 20 Iiuasorra~y
10 breaking W tis Parry ~ sueh an ,s.ue.
lPaevs5srg Tr.s Dsuaoeyaf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Gen. Sam Houston.

Gen sam Houston has r,ccntly bccn making
n strong speech against the disunionists II.
tells his frNnds to fight tho Republicans, and
adds
But Il defeated, remember that your govern
meut - worth more than n victory AMI that
when YOU discard ,he Southern di-unionists Won
VIII hnd millions of Northern u,.n ready 70 hght
your battles. woud shed thc last drop of,ny
blood Tor nv cuuntry--l would r,-.is, st,,,r,...
SION but have no battles t0 fight outside Of
the Union. lat Us fight IN IT, and Tor IT,"
In, New York Express kas just seen letter
from Gen h.uston, Declaring that he will vote
for the Union Electora, Ticket n Texas and n
bounding in the most patriotic Union sentiments
All those in New York who favor Sam. liais-
ton. or his patriotic career in Texas. or his Ma
toaal Union sentiments. will vote A-,ins, the
-ectionalists, and for the Union Electorri Tick
a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
The broken House Party.

Some writsr. (-ays the Nashville Ba,asr.) We
see' has been digging into tho etymolczy Of
nrec chinr'dge. and he finds its original Saxon
oceans eroke"-AoHssf Il i oertai,ly .ivni6.
cant that the brcsker--up Of the DcnsccrAtie par
y should have selected as thsir standard hear.
er nsme that perfectly dsreribc. tssir act
They are the broken house party And a hcnse
divided cr broken cannot stand. The Iano
10 winch they have AttAohed one fragment NJ
fheir broken house will also b. broken 80 ,h.,
the Bre'httiTs fAr'y i not An inApt description
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
How il Works

Under this caption. the Rockingham Register
the old organ of the Tenth Legion Democracy,
and warm supporter Of Douglas. thus refer.
TO the effect Of the refusal Of the Brrckinridgr
mAnAsers IN Virginia to agree to eomprom.se
with the Douglas men
The refusal OF the Breckinridge aud Lane
managers at Richmond Ia eject an honorable
ius'on OF union with the Douglas Dcmocracv.
y Alrcady working to the damage Of the Hrcck
inridge interest in this State Vim. r. Gnr,ior
Jr. fsg, OF Albemarle, who was in the Char.
iotlesNilier Brcckinridge Convention. has alrrndy
come out for Douglas and johnson. and wifi
take the stump" for the nominees Of the Ma.
noaal Dcinncratc Convention. lie speaks "a
the Douglas Club, at stanton, ON SATURDAY
night next An enthusiastic freud of our tici
et writes us, 1--WE have gaine,l 10000 votes oy,.r
them by their showing no Cancellation. We hayr
them now in the wrong"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Ls. Breckinr,arr be wi,naraw,.

The rusuit Of thc recent Northern Hec,iop.
demonstrates the necessity Il the immediate
'Fithra~al Of John G Brccknridrc. A. n car.
d'dAie for the Presidency. His running As a
eAnd'date Is the osiy obstacle in the wAs of
llnooln's defeat Take him from the field. and
not less han siS or eigh, Northern State. nigh,
DC set down ~ certain TO cnst their electoral
votes against Lincoln. ON the 9Th Of November.
IRieh.aond WIZ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
Autumn il Here.

bught noNUrs are sinking.
StfcAmiets are Shrinking
Now the Stie forcs Is wnhcrrd And f,re.
Light ci00ds are nying
son Ntnds arr sirIiiug
We VIII he thoughtful, Tor autumn Is here
blossoms wc cherished
Have Witbcrc,i sui pershei
rccaes which Ne SMILED Dn arr yciius aud afcar
fcciiugs Gf sadness
O'crshsfluw our .fiafinest.
Aud make the uiiud thoulrhtfil f,sr autufuu Il hsrr
Thus all that 4 ntirrss
Ap'l sweetest aud raTe.t
Must shrFtly ~ scNeui aild call 6E q tear.
Then lgt each cinuttuu
be warm sith - t.sttsfn
Add &c ~il bo th0ughtiui. for autumn l. her,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Hoys the BreckiarsdssFa Raise the
Wand.

The louisiana sigaai Gays that it s rspsrtsd
10 Nrv Orlean- that all a. Fesieral ails-..hoid
go have heen asserssd, ~ orsier to maks % =
purse o. carry iouisiana fay nrostiafidgs l.ut
it says sisothst ssig,os = st.tturs cannes 90
eomrlish ths -. u is grrst outragu io raske
'hese pow oae,ais pay FER softfsy ~ ih~fs
wss aHy pr1spes q sioeiinR ti-eiF sansisiata
ilsrre w0uid b. sope esea-e o. such ley,sa bui
f is 4aidipg insait o. iajasy - bleod ttsus "a
iovs IN ths fsoo u osriain dsG.at
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
The Tick., That'. Gaining Ground.

The Noulton Ala Dcmocra,. a Democratic
Organ' 'peaking .pf Bell AMI Everett meeting
IN that place, SAYS
- ruth AMI jurticc rrGuirc- us TO admit thai
thu country. II l. now NJ a fever heal ,.;,b =
d%hant sHi upward tendency We make the
adniissiOu nrluctantly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01

Tb- Hon Gcorv- r. Curti. Aad t!.. Uoa. e
~ Allen, two OF The ablest and rn,st Trouninen,
men IN Massachusetts. have written letters 10 a
distinguished Tennrssc-an, in which they de
clare that the Bell aud Evereti party have good
@SY-,. ct carrying the bay State. founde, on rea-
sonabis EroGl.l.. ,..,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01

E-5- \ Carpenter at Petersburg. Va.
a lew days ago while tearing down an
old house, was bitten uu the finger bva
rattle shake, and ia few minutes his
finger swslled TO four times IT, natural
size, and inilaned streak. began to ahoo,
up hls arm. AZ this juncturo an cx-
pertinent at saving hts life was tried bv
putting on the wound poultire of ~.
ions tchs"c" shd salt mixed iu equal
parts The wrist was tightly bound NJ
the samo tiuc. n ln hour the swell
ing was rcdr~el. hui in another hour
tho workman was able 10 resunne his la
bor. This recipe j. richly worth TO
membcring especially ". u j. believed
20 - equally ~ cGcctml in the ca-o #
tire hitc VI mad dog.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
senasor BrlEht vstins fsr fhs Ne
publfcana

WiH ibs soutifFn psopis tsi'e,s h i-in tbs
Fsreni Indiana siscfiaH Jcssca h Bright a.,
E-est hrssiiHri.lrs iesflef fpf,.f S9f lieays G
Laa- - Rps'hs,n aousfsss ~ Gsrarnsr 49,
Iit gsnig frrlarei ags ~ iauaylis Jo-r
80 aH th, nad baat ou spatsy nirht p,a,
iiea1fets lihs poagia- iirnsrai,s casdi
laisI rhaaid te asfatsd Brsss sriige ssi
fino ere ~nsiaT togr,iss " ssus Jiarp.s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01

TnE ELEcTIoS nv rrE HorsK-wh., NJ.
Jefferson was elected Prcsidcnt by th., Hons.
there were sixteen States in the Union, anil nine
were necessary To ehoce. During ths 6rst
hirty-hve ballots they stood zach time Jsfsr.
son eight Burr siI, tied two. on the thirty
sixth bAii"t, Jcherson had ten States. Burr four.
blank two In 1924, John Quincy Adams was
chosen President by the House Of Representa-
h'es- There were twenty-four States. Mr..
Adsmz received in the Housc tile votes Of tAir-
teen States, Gen. jackson seven, Mr. Crawford.
OF Georgia four. In 1860 there arr thirty two
stats and the man TO be elected must receive
seventeen in no eveni can Lincoln ge; this
number Of fSiAtcs.--KHorriRs WIG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
\ II / II IN n
nv .. u. ~HrzAs

hf = ". NufrHAN.
lo'c in NHndcr through ths St-oliand. hOarv
IN the -Ssrt h.;it tf Hn aptpunai day
Nbcn summer gafhers up her fuhvs ~ glofv
And ike a dream at fanny sh,lcs aVay
How through earh bowed familiar Path she ginrers
Ssrcncly smiling tbtuugh tie l,ilieu mist
Uniting tie Wild erai- with her dcvy hurcrs
Itil the cod emerald turns a. anivtly,,.
Warm lighis nrv the sleepy uplands waning
beursth dark cluud, along the horizon rulicui
Iill TIE slant suulsvHis trJush the fitiV, raining
Battle all The iniis lu melancholy gold.
Beside tbs brook and on the umb,rcd meadow
Whvrr yellow fern tuits ierk the fadei ground
With '"oi'dlki beneath their haln,y shadov
44.S sya;.sa ..,i, "a a4iUy ,'-;n'f-- l-uti
The little birds. uIou the hiIi sides lonrly,
tht uO,sicssly aluuR from spray to stfay
Slleut as a sweet wandering, Thought that only
Shows its hnghi winEs. and muiely glid,s away.
The sccntless flowers In the sunlight dreaming
Forget To breathe their iullness uf delight;
Aud through thc trauccd woU-i- IN air. arr, ,trrauins.
siili n the dew iaii Of summer night.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01

hS- The MaTtinsburg Gazette says I've
hear that there Is a lincoln pole in this county
on Back Creek near the Morgan linz. II hn.
been raised several weeks. Who or by whom
Il was rNise'l, Nc have not learned We learn.
however that it is guarded and that any attempt
10 cut II down will be- resisted by force"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01

esz- Mar Tffsos,s .rsnd - pash uu.s IA ~
isistar sui tisput.rg shoat taf g..srri ibat t.ry
hsTc nonl iaft ilr ffa-ts.hr t As iftso Ron
s'spaiI gaare s'e-t ths phrsso1lly af Har
Fbys,f'ans prsscnpt,ou saA fsrss, b take DO
al--I.--r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01

hd-A ~ Irssc,blc OIL gentleman was
taken with succzing in The cars lately.
Aiier snccz'ng 10 most spasmo,iic way
eight or ten timcs, be- arrested tho par.
osirm ior a usnnoHt add extracting his
handkerchief be- thus Indignantly aA-
dressed his nasal organ
Oh go On 90 on you'll blow your
iuiernnI brains Vut presently
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
POETRY.
Earth Cannot satisf,,.


on take me away rum this wurld oS rain.
while the nowcrs arIuId me hl.siln
Nhere the stiffness of night Is ever a. rrir,
~ the coed damp arpn- ~ the tsIinb
hsst J shall rain, for this kong .rhing hcart
when lahi IN that s'litue~s prefoun1.
- Niidits -urow. Will -nrrly a, tsaFt
When covered - deep % the lyrOaad.
On take me away ffon this wurid of 40.
Mhile TIE leave, arc clear ani bright.
W here the ran-umcd host of Christ shali On
Ia rlhcs Of inefiahle light
Jr % the courts ~ the Stvlor:r ahorc
Nherc iJulincss spar<ies around;
There millions Of saitfk are aaafhlur M. lavr
And notlling hut pleasure ( fpund.
oh take me aNay frulu this world IL sin
while nature 4 cover'd with rrrrn
"herc haptaness gTcets thc sgirit within.
And bcaufy's Internally seen
incn' haTfr ~uul. without hrrafhing a sfrh
TOOK hs~k o'er th. path susI Aass tT,.i
Anl st-cd thee ava, io man SONS uu HIGH
4" aNeh IN the palace " Cod.
Oh take me away NON tlHs world ~ death
while eScnius, aye mellow and sweet.
Nherr ~ never mor can Isis1n the breath.
or iolir sntangie the net
i1iig h'r The rubcs &C his sg-slcss uhitc.
10 cover Wy siirif arnuud.
IT, -harr tt The isys of HcavuHiv hFht
hhSre sosFoS can never DC iouHi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01

HnaFpT sfsotrrns F-sI soid hi, nm 10 O..
nriaiih'rlroi 81 UpreruIie. c1s,a.a.pz 600
ssres - NJ George B'4in, 4 r-,-r.b,,g. ~
si2 snd 81 CENTS pr acre
DH q Cstv Esq v.ii BE sn. E.,a,-.
ilNnF1'irn Containing '-- t.rfs g. Robert
5insis'op. kaq ~ go i.er ssrv
lL.-l-.tL M-L-LL.ll..Lra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01

Sa-Tr9 nLssusas aft's great h,..-.ns N
rosss-s chat ons wishes.T sa.d soue ons b. a.
as1t~ut f.sila~ophsS vho rppis7i affsA grsas
tiess'ng s'ih ~ 10 daaifs shat o. ao.s ~
fasza.a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01


Watches. ie~clrN. Fancy Go-.is Cutlery, Clocks
and AsttafN GoS-is ef every d~srfitsIpn
such AZ SWorls. EIsll,lcifcs, "a hrs
Has- tacc. fhtfs,ns A.
AHanry ts"ssfsss fsrsasls-f cossJ{sfe trigA evsvy
IC X
N'~ "r~nius marnii'rnt -tszk of New ts.l. s,t, n
a Amcr'ran, Eaglish. G.rfban aad Frrnch Je4r cir,
~ -. and single gicces. best qu.ity Cold waiche
h'sis-h Lever. skelctoa do Dnt,leN Ans bo Eseat.
mcht, lcIsncs, ven small ilT lasie. set "a ih
tSaft- airi diamonds. elegantly rNamclici iu,.t-n
drt and Quarter Sceuhd Watches Hunting Is r.,rrt
'''ad Watches in every variety.
Idch China Vases ffnm Paris ami Drrs,cr rr-,,. n
and Spanish Pans.
silver. Gold Ivory. Pearl and Leather Card Case.
d. dn.. in. Port Nonaies
klcEah t'ilt and Brunned Cirks. Candl~hFaS
1LbIIA HiRE-ST-ons. Forks Ladies Batter
kmye>. nc, of the hest quality.
PLATED Tea AMI Cofry Srts Casiors Wat,r.
take Baskets, Vegetable Dishes. Turrcns Batter
li.he-, Candrstek-, Teakeftlcs Urns ssali Cellars
Iorfctse shell Cout-, new styles Easlish and A.
n'curah Table Cutlery Scts-oT~, Pen KNIVES razor.
sfspFtinr Knives, Music Boxes. T. T. T. s. and t.airS
Jvsclers Scal-s aud Weights A..
Matchmaker Tuols and Materials: M.,rl Gi,....
oi rTsTy description complete assortment OF Den.
's,i Filr.
e. d \ 60. oder the si-avo goods on the very b,,t
icrin- Call and Nnmine.
DvCrinbcT I, i-5g.
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Good Advice.

In a letter from William Wirt To his daucLscr.
occnrs passage which Ne give ior the bsua6t
Of our readers. They Ars simple truths. II,
says;
! want IN tell yOu a srcret. The Vuy 10
maAs !ouuSeii RgrrSablr u others IL 30 show
that you fUr thsaa Th. world /. IL. ~,
miller ~ Mansfield ~ho cared ior nol,o.ly-po.
not he-hceas-s T-Dbody cared fee hia And
ih" ~hs4s world will srrye yOu ~ il YOU g,yo
them the sass cause LIT every olss tkesvfory-
So that !UV csrv for th"m by shnsii,,, th.ra
What sterrsr 80 happily calls the snail s-s.t
eonr'f-ie- of hic. IN ~hirh - M parAsls xho-,
to"fH Hfr - s'ili 10 cas-, and ~h,ch manifest
themselves by i-n,icr anil aI,,iion,t,, l..k apI
NIUE KIND arts Of attention giving otl,rs tb.,
prricrencr ia every iit;ic enjoyment tLs "a
Ole 'n the hoid. walking sitting or stanslnr.'
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80 Prout.os ,hiahs 49, . Ers-l u.H' isitf .s
~ aaly sors ~ gsea- hsfs dat oarht " 30
piratlf
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tsly 80 aissrt,ser 10 afs ~ t- raf1rs .sr..
he hss fftag e. De .vnteianf arit I.rrs
lHf tH w tlaf
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GIVING IT rrs--scnator Siid'll. the shrcwd,st
and most sasAeious OF the Brvck inrid.s l,,a.lsrs
has issued an Addres- to his friepl- in I4,uis,-
ana, in which h. says
Although many of our most sAnsyine friena.
s,ili entertain hoprs of Missouri and Esnrackr
iyesU they are d"0'ssesi 10 siisdJspo.nfs.,Af"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-11-01
Dn@ia tree press.
Orfrcs SECOND STORY MARKET HousE.

s<rhe I" FTss Pr,ss" i Published weekly az Tra
iegars and Fltfy Cents ~ 0nsutt /; II paki Ia
astrs~N. Two h,sLhK-
Hs-Nh-rcScf p.y uSnt j. sisfyrresl hcVuad ihc.cN-
psrutscu vf thr vcas iuiercst ~!il Dc charged.
RrSubSrnVsiotts b,r an IIouths, On, IAL.tr aad
Toesty-ftu- tsssts, a. - Iaid ius aTiably IN al
vance.
RATES or ADVERTISING.
srThe terms of advertising are, G,r -laare (trn
hnesl OF les, Oas L@H for three insertions isrlr
ones In the plfssrtioi. Eac cirinuAurc Tsa-
See Csysfs t~r -luarv.
ssNo advertisements la DC ropsdc rc ly tir ssouih
or year unlcss sI-Cihcd On thc Nauascla ur pfcsi-
oasly asrrssi uppn hVtvcen the parties.
~ an advertisements market 90 the curr So
v<sfaef number &C in-srtioaz viii te eutna,s unfiI
nScrrst oaf. anil rayncut cNacfcd accuphugly.
kssulAn ApyEkrfskEISrS.--To ayuisi any niis
snicr-tanns on the part II the Annual AdveTti~cr.,
protrr 20 state dsfisc that their rVie 80 fslly
eNirri- % their immediate hsiness Real f.Saie
leSAi ars all oShrr Advertisements -cnt hy thcm Ia
d ana adGuonal chargv. AMI no Narauon.
go N bdHsssf advertisements faasf D. Jsfii FOE ~
'sA. GALi.AHEg 4 90.
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SlNiL J,C, MOORE.

n TORN - \ AT LAW,
h9fgrAe. orrif foaffg Ir.
I1khCriCEs n ffe Cruu anf Cairt, f....,t. q
4 'laftf Jrfcreiu sad Ifsifrl C0.as-es
a'm.e ehl q. W HfadAFid. Eai
htF If fafT H.
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Dn. u. VI. nINTER

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q rlfirsfurar Hf.fs h.s pr.f... II ...
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z H.s re.tf1cf friarof.l rrrs.ar-s
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-hAiN Eiat f1uar Ia ~. b.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DR.. Johnston.

der % this Cclebraicd Ia.titnilnn nf,rr.