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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

JUsr sENrEEoE-ChArIes Ringer and Ed
ward Howard, the discharged Penitentiary
eonviets who recently committed an infamous
outrage on Mrs. UnhOld, in Columbus, hsvs
been sent back to the PeBitentisry for term
Of fifteen years each.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28
rUaLIsEEp BY


~. Plain and Ornamental PRINTING! every
oe at tho Printing Esishshmentof the Lsaae =, ~
VA the latest impr isodsnd m1st rapid steam D..
tsststylc on short notice, aud st .-,,,i,
:, ,,ns ,sSsssl alank Books. Ledgers Journ
. ST. n,,Es. RessivmE B0oks, &C. &C
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

VThe New York correspondent of the
Charleston Courier says that A: D. Banks,
Esq. editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer, is soon
to lead to the altar the daughter of our well
known citizen, George Law.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

The CASE OF S. NJ. BoOTH.-Mr. Booth has
served out his term Of imprisonment under the
infamous fugitive act, but as the fine and costs
are unpaid he is still in prison at Milwaukee,
He is said to be unable to pay the amount, and
as the U. S. officials who are eager to enforce
the act demand the pound of flesh, there is no
telling when the perseculed citizen of Wiscon-
sin will be liberated.
The U. S. Marshal of Wisconsin is very
solicitous that the abolitionist Booth shall feel
the full measure of his punishment, and, if pos
sible, be p1ofted by it. Some Of Booths
editorial friends having sent him pile Of
exchanges" to relieve the tediousnsss Of has
confinement, the Marshal carefully looked them
over fret to pick out such as were iHeendiary
in their character. The donation being reduced
to the Democratic standard, the prisoner was
allowed the benefit of it. Only think Of life
long abolition editor in prison, condemned to
read only Democratic newspapers. Can imag-
I inatiOn picture a worse punishment ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28
muSts, &zf.

NURSE WANTED--A WOMAN
IN 70 take charge Of young rhidrsn. One that COM
patent and give good references Would prefer
man sged from IS 70 As years, EIPERTENcED kURsE
EnquIre at residence No 81 Eueiid street
mari5:27I CHAs. n WICK
A LARGE NUMBER OF RELIA-
"a BILE Servants offer daily At Det0n Pa asris
IntshiEencs and Loan oe Bank under NJ schants'
Exchange Bank. Ladies mag depend upon being sui,sd-
1m-mu6.277.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28
The following vessels cleared at this'por. yester

The following vessels cleared at this.pOrt yester-
day:
Schr. John Sergeant, Capt Goodman, for De-
trot. with lsO tons coal and 10 tens pig iron
scows Juno, Capt Titus, for Toledo with s5
tons coal; R. Hayes, Capt Tifrield, for Toledo with
65 tons Goals, 10 tons iron; Mary and Lucy, Capt.
GerIock, for WgandOtte, with 40 tons coal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

The Chicago Milwaukee and Lake Superior
Line of steamers will be composed this season Of
the lne steamer Lady EIgin, and the stanHeh screw
steamer ontonagon. Other boats viii be added if
the business requires it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

KDITORs DETROIT TRIBUNE-As a matter OF
much interest to shippers beg to advise you that
the Ice Is very hard and heavy at this end Of the
lake and that the south shore Is completely block
AIDED as far up as Barcelona There can be no open
ing Of navigation to either Buffalo or Dankirk for
the next ten days at least. write this from per-
sonal observation, aud Its insertion will greatly
oblige ship owners aud others interested.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28
o''''' 's AA'eu % i'OJ Z. NGERsoLL.
Inrer.oeennIc TeIegrnph.

Chairman City Rep. Cen, Com
Other 10, ubliean papera please copy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28
GROCERKES.

T WOULD call the attention of my
l. former irsnds bLd patrons 10 the fact that have
leased the la ge and comlnodlous Rooms,
163 ONTARIO STREET,
And have lust returned from New York, where have
purchased large ST ok Of Groceries czsh am
prepared 70 supply retailers with any goods in my
line az New York .bbIng prlces III.
My retuil department. Is hled with all kinds Of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, FLOUR, &C.,
And every necessity for .amily supply store which will
sell Al the lowest cash prices
PLEASE call and eIaniae ny stock and will endeavOr
to make 1t TO your Interest to purchase.
N.B-Gools delivered 70 any part Of the city free Of
charge mar28 IA ~. - ]. n. HOVER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

MARINE MATTERS The Buffalo Courier says
Of the Western Transportation Oompany's opera
tons fOI the summer;
~ co.operaiion wth The propellefs Of the Cen.
ia Railroad. the two companies will be enabled 10
despatch a daily boat 10 the upper lakes daily
boat 70 Detroit, and another, or perhaps more, TO
the soatheru ports on Lake Erie II business be
as good as circumstances seem TO indicate, there
VIII be iour or i've pTopelers leaving the port eve
~ day when navigation opens
Tue trustees Of the American Transportation
Company are now seeking to dispose Of the pro-
pellerR and canal boats which were bid on at the
recent sale. The following prOpellers have already
been sold:-rhe New England, purchased by a
Canada house for the Lake Ontario trade; the Po-
souao, purchased BY 2. Lee, Esq, and intended
for the Peoples Line during the coming season (;
the Iowa, bought by E. 7. Evans, Esq aud the
Allegheny. by Chicago house. who will put her
on the upper lakes.
Some dtty or sixty canal boats have likewise
found PURCHASES. .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

The following is in the Detroit Tribune of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-28

IN havs this day associated with Them II business @.
W. GARDNER, late Of Otis. BroWnen O Our busness
hereafter will conducted under the STYLE and hrm Of
Clark Gardner Co. Thankful for past avUrs, hope
by prompt and strict attention 20 business ennSttdt TO
care, 10 merit q share Of public patronage
CLARK X ROCKEFELLER.
Cleveland, o., March 2lth lsS0:2W.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16
DISTRICT MEETING

Pursusni 20 notice the DsracrAcy o. p,.,,ic, n.
thah'eio~n met at il, school louss S,tntJ.v
Zen tih ani "a organized D., cAlI5ug JnSTPil
hhS ." ihe Guar, aad Appoistug Caas n
LEvrs, ~ecre arv
De o'i-c' az 'te mscv,uE having besa sIpiajo.A
TO b. ne eFp|umrrt a. Delegates go r,pt~.sot M.
lr'eu'' in fhc democratic Convention ., b. b.d IN
"ih'he~i'f 90 e.cci dei'gais snd .ltssoAt. Il,
..'~"' '"s Congressional u.sulcy "a tb- Cbatie.too
nrru..rr.
'a motion ths 'o'lowIn geu,'em.n s,r. elected
To h.' a. tfcSrieF 'Hr tts Pf,cin,t iH the Nir,h-.
'rf '"arrH Iul Ju-rrh M,srs John L,os.s,.,
NLed ii'ns william R.ssi.r, FISHER Ia.s.
it,ITy " Casusm.o X N BBt,.,, - 49,,
Df, SUI "''oey
'n motion ia vss rssJ'vrl ilat iH order q, r.,-
%. I0 .r'aZN orEhHHsupl lf ihe prm.,r.sy az
o. coH1ff. DO iF s1,.tais 10 hold ,,Iny.p,isa !.
'Ia' ~s'"sH ou itt-----.isy ODD ts sotytb,t..
,'"ilairs '9r iHo cO.u.y ,5,rs auI thai tbs abys,
''Wtd g..tsmeu ere brr,ty empou,rsd %
'. A. t~i~sa'r- sid yap,rpTlau asd tb.t IL h.
recommended fr 'ts o.trr t-erire's i0 tb. Counts
' aHI#iH' t-eg'Is. iu SAL ,.utsafiou
90. u ''.uu bon. above pf1.rsitags 10 pa lIt.h.A An
ila rat,r. .i ftg cd. .a..
"I mH'.. .a. ut,.r- afI.ur-.i
JOSEPH MYERS CL'm.
Cna.u - Irss. -,..t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16
HNED To sur.

Pi'ts i'a sharp man mao ~ ba,ins..
het Add ~bcD PIT. goes into q store 10
trade, be s.says gets the lowest cash p,iss
sud D. ssy.
Well, ~ loak about. snd 4 I Jos't Sod
auJthiog that suns me better, % slll aud
take thts
Pts, lko al f,t ueo. b. partial to 20.
men, apl yeHrc ores 70 p,IticuIsr Nou,
qrIte i.'e'y firis -aiI % bimss.f. On RsI-
no fat..f log 80 years, aud ~ get mar
fief' iir bas'ness qualitts. wsullat lst
m vai' 20 "a he travels. aBd calls on
hfy f'i.rl sri 0rsl,rg ths eouyera.ion hy
fcusfk.rs 'aat b. sou.l .ss - kaos ubat
Sue HuEli atrlt Do. gc.iirg married
'ob. N- Pts. i.st $40 aH.if in uhirh
] au lst si Ter5 greatly .at.,tstsd. and 1
pfei 90 ay be- sIih yoUsf..f"
B4i says Piu "yuu aso isisrostsd.
ahd mT dear girl. u.l, yoa iusfryBeft
The Jgo'x LAZY tiu.bsi yery rel hssitatsd
ahi sliy az firs vasy..y veil 20 DO N
Toe vpi.d ali u9is.l, E1huria.ly asd psl,-
tleai'y ~ good ftsudins 90 sisty. she 80.
Pied tin Ns.fesPga tas ta.ttsF oLi.,g
flia rep u1od
Well N.ii, ] 70 look about. SOD ~ do,t
hri 40 Do y bat salts ms Jstter tbss you.
j y e5u8 baca
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| @S 5Sirsiris 2sra Ggr.ss.
,s.. .a .....a -..., .f u.rL., He...

u a. faEs Pass v y'sbl'.hsd sssLiy at Tee
Ia ..as, sad Fily C.ai' per snnsz ~ pad ia sd-
s.es, TO D3lIASt
[ ..,, - th-v.s, tstsfs.t win - ch.iged.
s.cript,oa. toe ,S 'soaih., o-s dollar and Tss.-
asS I..i.. 10 - pad ,aea'isbiv "a advance.
RArc> ~ ADVERTISING.
las terss ~ -d'ettIsias arc. isT .quars or less
{,as Dsf. 10 tssOs ts.srtasas-IatgvT ones "a the
J e ptlPoftioa. Each eostisalaec INcsriy trs
.sss sfsare.
%sstttssrse a 80 be eos.,Aersj BY the month or
-sfhsiess .~eiaed oa the N.as.eriPt, os Prssioa..
! sgress aPoa ss,wss- the parties.
si'~T''>s's@ni sot h..rkei oa the copy for
g. a. sBsr et,aasrtiJss wall be eostisnsd aatil
Il I.rsi cot. .sst pay ~ rot SsetsJ sseordiagly.
EE..rL,s ApygsTt-ssgNTs.-ro avoid any mis-
fet.taada- % the pat u the Assasi Adserii.sr.,
}, rr,p-t 20 .,ss sisf,setiy, tha, 'aeir rr,ilsr-
IL .str,is 10 thttr ,ssn.dtst- bs.t.ess Real r.
It. Les.i saa all stset by them
|, - .. stl,t.ossi esarSs. and no ssr,aiicH.
) a. tHsH,isat adetrt,sss.sais s.ssfhs rs'd fsr ~
's., GALLAiiER n co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16
A ILsi,,us PaAYLH.
A eors'pond,n, Of the Western Csr.,i.u

a correspondent Of the Western Cbristisn
Advces's sends that sp.r the foll,wiug
a r,s4te.d gentleman, dt:sct fr, L. tk.
inter OF Of IeN-. staid al NY house few
day, at the tim Mili,rism wa- At zenith
~ Cbe'nra'i He rristci 20 INC atumo-
which be bad ussTd in T,1a, OF man bs
met 10 our ,ireet-, as Miilyr,tv preacher. Iu
le1ss tbi> mau pfu!rssed 20 tc aCarpbsl.
ne preacher, sHa a. such got pstmI.s,aa to
preach 10 sehooi-hous aud took OCCASION
to abuse all other de- omina ION. IN ge,,ral
snI the Me'bodists io p4ffeuiar. uc said
there we're Drn who prof s,vd g. be called
auJ muiIssilL,i Ot God 10 N. scl Il,
gospel Ia 'bat the ptrscher-pfrtc, d
"a 20 u such high crtdeuial. Nf,er
pr'"chioS immvisID.', aGd abu,iug all Who
~"Hi Iot ssy amen 20 his NirNs, beIuR
"IvGt To e'ose, a Was uEispcfed 1 be wIsa-
cd s'n one 80 close for uIui to call on Mr.
IL Hsdii 30. Mr. II took tLes.sud. and
gave out i'J mn, which VAS suug. aud then
prayed IN this wise
Lord, ue tLaBk thee that thsu ha.t eve,
sent Thy ministers among us We were A
very sieked people before they came soue
oi US, however have rtfOrmei We thank
'oee that We believe thou hast called. com.
m'''Ionod, aud seIt tby ministers 10 preach
the uhssafeAatle Bc-ss VI CLtlst tu; a,
Tor tbs fellow, he bAs told Us tLoa dil.tu
commission him. aud ue b-l-vc BAN w
bear suauge stOti-su him L.fi uekuos
noi Sheiher hey BE- irsc orn.t thoukLoW.
est, We hear a. s-at g. Ga.y,st,p n
gambler, TIT q; TsurI Eel je-am aIr,aL.
or that tLe 500. L..r uEr Er.ulty
'ht's iWn ehltar'. 81, t.-.. t.turstlerrp Ia.
CUmrafltis afl .f .a. #....Hr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16
p 0 f T r Y
ms s"..T To MS am. Au,R.p

Oh us et to 1s Remembered
in merry dsys,fyonfh,
While the world seem, foil of bfish ne.,
And The s7ul TttaiBs i,s ruth
Won COR b'P's ssie iiSe The uCIninE beam,
That h'sh ai,bg The sea.
Aod every cream ss know Of lite,
l. zoe 9, panty
To s~Se, 70 te remembered
AsIas .rr, Ertm.mber.
SP'caat t"-'s N 'ur raApas
iIars 90 oui b-stts win mini
a. ns sweet ... hv ',nrmie-eI
iaF .ur- rrs,iuf.
e. -r ....L t.l .u.Itrg -IIrmit
Woo ssighf a. 49, an4 .lri,,.
a" lu's ta,sgatd tsfough tt- sa4avwI
whe'e "ut journey 6rst l-gun.
Asl lbe golden d,Ners oi uem'ry
Tnru iheir isers Io he sun
'1ss~ssIta be irmem cred
A. he ttetzc ienemh,f, day
Fiosiing oPSsrl from the valley,
Der he pilgrims weary way
OF els ssseI to be remembered
When our lite has lost ns tIcon,
Ahd every mornitg SUI ", meet
May leave us ,he tomb,
When our youth ~ haHf rgOitrn,
And W. aaz-, vith yesrnlne, fond,
F'um s~otld Shs'r aiiare ,ying,
To he c-s'bltss wcIld t,yoLd,-
It's sweet 70 ,e remeu.1sfed
A''He s'a-s fcmy.u5-f nigh.
Shining downward tttoosh lt, "a Lu-,,.
Nihs pore and L,ly light,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16
CAUGHT IN uIs owN TRAP

g'i yonng, pretty, but above all, gifted
WITH an GIr Of a,IOr,bie caudor. lately ur-.
se0ied LeTself before 4 certain Par.i,n law,
yer
Monsieur ! come to cons ilt : ou unon .
grav atar. want oblissa mau lave.
10 marry tas "a spite ot himself. HOEshall
rors,d
lie &c. t.rnan Of the bar had Of couse. a
'rmrirut 'ilstis soHse,eues lie effected
mom,nt' then br'ng euro that 10 lhIri Z p
80" o'eT" a.4 bin, rep,I. i uatc,!la.iu,'y
Madcuoi-e 20 according 10 our law YOU al.
"'ys ros-,ss tH7 Hc,u. ol il.c.as % t4au e.
maTJ yoI mgst tcmaiu o. t4fee e.-
gas cas- alone vita him, then YOU can 70 be-
lore JGlse ao4 swear ia. be i, ,our
lover.
And that will suffice. Monsieur,
frs Madsm2Isesie, with cue farther eoa
diiii'
'W,l2
That you will produce witnesses Who will
make az oath 70 their bav o. seen yourcm,iu
good quarter Of ~ hour Sith tue iudiyiI-
usl said 10 have t'iasd Sith your sff elton,
'Nc'y well Monsieur, INiilrcaiu Won "a
counsel ~ the management OF ,li. af,ir.-
Or Go tie Cincinnati aud Dayton r.I
road, the other day lady and g,nteuap
we're seated 'ugt-Aer, aud '.cin.. tt.r, o,
'ne oi p"'''e seat sat ~ ntemen, sd,tors
oi Two 'c man - -. ben tear ua,t s.,
yam = -" through i'ns aars bulge
h"'u ''" Laundering a'd lLe rnt'liu, II
'ne ea''' very 'u'I'c'ou, concussiou sts
u'1'i - o.. ''' '''t't to lady sn4 < uiis
man a'Ha'a ''. a 'iey emerged iDto tIo
u"y"Eh', 'le - tue 'tfmaH e3uor- sowiy
use" ''' + '',l".,' d'wu ov,' 90, nose. aud
sio al" ,n --''H ei'' "Dk dat ',u tam bll
o'''Ie' ".t' Hi" ''af@ Vrs 'ts' rt -. iosr
,''
"' Say
cav hIr wards th' youHs rirI re-
'n'u' It-lf "n'IY received by
'Dr ''"' ".' -,ir 'l' g.'ns h.r tlm, O,
sea i' I''si't' hrr IA tle NEST live
,h'..
90. - MaHs"ci'ei!e Low du ma tgTs pros
per
n'p'a'' e'rna.
'fe.'e'efs "a y.ur design, Nademoi'sle
pN' n'nd 'he nvIt time 700 e,n-ult ne you
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16
NO. 7.
hf-.oNE DAYS AVID ruEn

'-' me ''us ore gentle strain
VI b. soae cay, ant Isee-
V, aa'' .aa' Ae';r viii come again,
f'' bright 10 memory.
foed memory 10 The urn viii .,,p
Inc cherished ao~,r, her
A'a 'oi'iy DER them b.ud ane -.,1
with sad ant gt nj, care.
hsI ''sh' ~'ll fan each I-.s,, lirA,
And ears a. de~ ~i'ibe
10 seeP Them ever true aBd rrirA,-
TtOse hy-gooe DAY, win ,h.,
L'Ss i'c-a'e from iaslurn. vii r..
TIE rss, II O,s-f hour
a. hsPF' thlush,s .ut reBlrrt,..
are .'ls-d at8und ,hy,.a.u,,,
If-r T'l. rot ~i'br'. tat~i.l bloom
!Htnsno'y, ira i, tr. ken;
Ih'n 80 'sr-i a'-l o'-r ,a-iopb
W bE sac tasS t.-sa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16

Arw,r ro Yo., Ms a isdy writer.
vbo - ~ .dsntIy booked o. give. ysusg
men che foFosiag good aayI-s p .1'tl..
ietssuJ spunb 20 tc 81 srrri " ,.y
re- say synrtoHs n that oisrase. tsts /,
doe oi ssFo otrast8 g,toNsd -huasms.h
q msIfaf 81 ft. sua.i g.r ed t = ,.af
bIuartsf ~ ge' over % ,s4.rk gtstss.if.s
80 argr' Iuisfi 90 yau fost 6sitet
preuf sreH thst-hs lt-sss t.iIs,at.. a. d.
'tan tIf eirrs fr trs usAke8f Dst
msts 90 vsgr mind shout aty etfa'ss. ,a I,
tsit rhb1a ari velvet rss..t... % .s.ts.s.
ifK 30 listers sAu.c D.r.bd sas, a
zoe somta rsn tt.j d Anptttf isti-s s f,'
miuu'ss t-sa so eao il dss 5taffr
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John WILSON,
.nalliA,d tH is07- Reii'tdl
oHN o.. wIL-o>, Agept.
Toe Surviving Psfihef OF
JOHN WILSON & SON,

No a B.h,mrte Suf-' E-at ne u b',.se'
frrn,y Go y W. Cofa-t hvS.rt y ',m
\ cueets. nSariy U9PJsHe CAh lea S.'''e'' "A'
J s'r.
4 .nS,aiis ~ h,rJ sai 49, sss DLD HINES
RRt tNOfES OLD RYE BOCRBON
|FI>kSYS f. "a wSJI ~ D,saghi asd Boz
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bid Diploma Rye VVhi,kcy.

tn Dip.raa r,tbe NJ. Institute.
Tb,, q ul. uI boz. t... ,.ss., a. awarded
rr Nt. lr. ,"r '- Ptum't cod
-, .rt- g.. boom uH " -Hr. ui B.Viin fe.
To-. n..D Gl,. WII~k ~. rHhtar-t a.
Esa. ... 4 -.,I Aurri.Hn NsO.tse.
.a..lI .. i,. Gs.thSte. "a * III "a ,
D sua,.r, l-b-
JOSHUA yANSANT, Ptest.
4 IL luSr S,suI.fy
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION
E-Lk-EGEEA

q a Bfnera ai-Hl Ia,t,tsStI,a tsfabi,AeR By
Sl'p. EadrvDcai f.r Tie Esf,,j
0'tts S'@k utf Distressed, 0t.
Ese.,d r,4 Itr.is,si Uaa
Egii,Ric D,ssaScS.
The HOWAED ASSOCIATION. T. view ui
-aWiu trsitlctiUn Ul hg,aan llir caasct g., Sex
d ttsrs'es, an- the trCepjI,u> praC syt uptu fEc
4 n..Hubair .iciim, %! such ciscAses ~ IracEs
-Vr'ai r-si- ago tIfcci,d lhrI' COn>u.th. Sur.
h 1' a'a uHaaTrIULrIcT worthy Ci ih-ir name,
oprn pispca-ap tJT toe tirat 81 b., Lass
\ t,-ssrs w ali thtiT ioTms, aud a. rtye NrDfeGL
, 0fT-s sytrrs 10 aii ~ho Apply by trtief ,,i'h a
3 uPiou 90 their CoRdUi1n {sge, occupation, ,
'th' Of .,,e sc and N cases %. eKt-me p,y.
-.g l0 FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF
CHARGE. itis needless to add thaI 'hr A,so-
A''Oa cvnmands ihe high - Medical ssifl 6i The
az ape ~nilsrp'sh.ne most approved nodefa
lr~umrnt
Tae D,froiorso Of ,br Ass,-is'i0n, i7 iksir Ausu.
EsPofi uPon toe HesImeni Oi SeKYai Diseases
'fr.' me hizhrst saiiS action win ihc success
ten has Ht~ti ihr isf-'r- ~ tarf Sr's-un. iu
.Hr- r' EVNArORBHTA. SEMINAL
INEhkSESS GUSORRIIEN GLEEr. SY-
/. i,LlS M V,sr oi ONANISM. Or SELF-A-
q 50 DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS and
\. l. ADDER, &c, aEi order a roaaauaate OF lb-
tm- p'a7 iHr me sH>riaz wear
4 ne Dir--'nrs co 70. irw 81 ttr rast fssI ss.
1.s' lnai 'asir l1ruf. s. h,s sna~,e 90 har VIOLENT
% have zen oi -fea. a.usui Co The afflicted es-
-eh.'y '" ir~ YoI0- art hey hag- Ie,0lv.
'| 'rT..~ fHrrusrlFrs. vtIH rrn-Est al % This
efT Imp rfsrf srt muCB Lr- ris-t ,ause
An uars.'r Erp-ri On 5 p-r MAJOR y o. or Sem.
~ "rssre.. the vice g. O1sni.n MasiuflatiOn
q s-ii-ADusr. aad oih@r ID isra.ss Cd Jhc Srrsal
'rrsHs Hy br C,nsuiung 0ufRruu. which viii
. .snr ~ mail, GA sealed rhg~loreN FREE
" rH ARGE 20 ibr frce'pi ot TWO STAMPS
y p1,Hgs O'her Rrppus and Tracts m The na.
1'- IN. 'rram-r of srHnhi fi.rssrs Diei. Sc
sfs aa"snHy b-iag pnbi.hrd Tor Fratuituus ris.
1850 s1' r''l h. sat in ih- sffirfef. Some
''F t-'n fi-s aod .aots oi ifes ,m~nt DIS.
r-'Ts - AT year ste o. great ysiu..
.f.r- '.f R.onst 0f treatment Dr.J skill.
LIN 4''GVrON Active Sp,s-on. How.
49, Ass.~istiHs 80 2 saufb Ntr,hsrrrt. Phi.
= pHiS - ~ order 0t fh~ Director.
FZRAD HEARTwELI.. Prss'.
bf' FHs.H.D Secy~tsfy
SEC - i-SI ~
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thc old Dipioin, .eyc Whis-
kew.

'sitrf 40 ."'.r f...s li.o frr choicest si0rks
IN: wulrNEI en- = saspy wa>htng,n
.h -JIn o.. 90 Ns'Elscd rsrgtf z iu Tfirr
- r,L.s. 81 Si2j 81 so - 2ju a1a -
gallon cru.tli'y os hand aud 9. sa'r Nv
h'i gb.s. denlOhss, s~l.Uu ana st.g { bot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16
Diploma Ola Rye Vhi,kcy'
SarcIluti~P,

ij1-r n s4lfl & g.; itna~p > rrtis. nearly oppo.
y ins Ps.>-ug, S.ati.t, "l th- q S - 4 H.
90. 80 rVtn nine Oh d.t- Sstt-gfrdaad ptUnl pl.
rIr,ds Dy Ihv AseAt
JOIN WILSON.
4 As.rs.l f-.p-tv
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HE uhttTsigurd aayirg issNCf for term a
wears The ti"tel IN ,hc corner II Qureb aud
buike streets IN No heretofore n the RawlIB's
t'",ri. aud having thuiou shiy renovated and 70.
iurnnhrd the Huu,e wan entite rev furniture
ant hitu''s, - now prepared Ia accommodate he
uavrIlInR public; also bOatcefs by the wees,
mnbth or wear.
HIS rABI.E will be furnished with the beet in
lhr msti't
HIS BAh will be supplied with Liquors, inie.
rIor To none IN he cuDutry.
The sraBiE wiil be attended by experienced
and attentive Ostlris
lei The GeisfminSlion al the undessignet To-
make his HOus- tome for all who may favor
him with their patronage
A Pufiet will te al the Depot upon the arrival
Of The uains. aud will carry baggage 10 aud from
the House
cali from his old friends aud The public gene
fally. j. respectfully iOiicitrd
Ort6 I9-s GEO w EANER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-02-16
LEGISLATIVE Acrro,

F'''on' Who have bui, b,sors the I,s,,,.,,..
'he s'A'' 'rr4aeuty b,youe y-rv inr.,,.,, T.,
'nsy regard ih. tardiu.s, Of .,,,,, - -.
'S''r immediate psss.s tn. r..sI,, ,,av 49,.
s'''N'ee - ne f'sgia, foll.rs Of ls.i.i.,,oa in
"''' pace every eiii reported :. r,s,rr,d TO an
spP'orri"'e oowHItlee Lor rs act.sa .,A ,,,-.,,..
"'vn q Dot f'J-c'rd ~ its corauir.e. to .hIsh
N''r't'1' % - reported J.,k 70 ID. Iiog.. O.,
'''''f a"rr shich ,t T.sses % {. .s,,..s asa
'-' 's'''r- lloa its se,osl s,.s
~ 10 snrnin~ut aad dl.rss.i., - -,
'''71cni.y u~rlHies oDss.i,r.ft- l,-.,t D., -,
Amer We l-'r- r'aifas .t 8, orders! q, d. -,
AL n FHi uFsa joe fa.I la.u,rs In 49,, :,
hs rol'.nc O. vl.eh tt,s ar. .-,sf ,,.. -
o. ,-Hs '9 before 'ho Haus- Ia ,l, s,s.. I, -,
ihr9 Arr reported from tie severn! -,---..,,.. a..
t'' 'Aa ir taken Up c.t u 10 regular sra-, r,..
o4i Zoe eou-urtencr Of two.tauds a. th. m.B,..,,
iA.' uAy saaee 10 'Ip.aia vh, n.nt.r Of si,,
'' "N''n '''i1eas of th.s ouaua3Iy sr~ iatrr,,t.,
hN'e n'i been passed or acted upon Frona 4. r,i.,'
d'r ilrn"ted ey JoHs LocK, Esq. We l.srp N.
progress OF naa1er Of bills Of local inpor,snr,.
SPva.
ufiis on ruEla SECOND nE.pna
Ann Tor 'hc relief OF samuel G. Yogsy of Ch.,l
',~n -, 'nJlI'g received a. harPers Ferry on th.
lstu oi DytVLer. ~ 'S
:, b',l for the reli,i of George W Ricba.B.o, =,
AHunshurgi Tor inlur,~s received a. Harp,,. E.,,v
'iA 10 areud the charter of the wi,,h., -.
StrasbgrE W
OIL 70 pay The Amoan' ~ = deere aeain,, IN.
commonwealth 10 the case u John Mofr'w.. s.,,'
a. 's NeGinness, cscheatvr Of Car-Il county
biLLs oN THua FiEsr E1,niss
''i' Hiio~ins a p-H.'on 10 L1~ard MeCab.
Who "ts wounded At IiArp,rs Fsfr,
A ttl allowing p,gs.oa TO NJ. Ro.rly vii,.
g has b"eris ho Was Killed a. Harrer. F,rry
...I 90 re'and license lax TO Jos I. Russell
AnyEEsE kErosIa
"a ere report 70 be petition Of John n AIl,..s,
al !s'r.sau rgtuty
Aovrre 20 'ue petition wm NcP FULLER ~ Win
,A.,.rr. w WIN
A'se-'e 10 Pc petition Of Walter Shirl.r of I.,.
hf9n ,oaaiy, for the loss Of barn aud oth., 49,.
. ty IRE f'VP'''
Ai'rfse 70 tbe petition of Robert Rrgwp ,l.,k
g .I'ieG" CsgfI oi Jsesrsoa Tor eonpsasat,oa 10,
e1t's service O'
Adr'r'e 'o the petition FOR The rI,,n.loo Of m.
eotposAss .G''s Of the town Of Bolivar.