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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03

LINCOLN ON MILITARY HEROES
The following amusing paragraph
concerning his own and Gen. Cass'
military exploits, occurs in one of
Mr.. Lincoln's speeches in Congress in
ISIS:
by the way, Mr.. Speaker, did you
know was a military hero? Yes.
sir, in the days of the Black Hawk
war fought, bled and-came away.
Speaking of Gen. Cass' career, re-
minds me Of my own. | was not at
Sullivan's defeat, but | was about as
near it as Cass was to Hull's surrcn-
der ; and, like him, l saw the place
soon after. 1t is quite certain that |
did not break my sword, for | had
none TO break ; butt bent my muskct
pretty badly on one occasion. If
Cass broke his sword, the idea is, he
broke it in desperation-I bent the
muskct by accident. If Gen. Cass
went in advance of me in picking
whortleberries, | guess l surpassed
him in charges upon the wild onions.
If he saw any live, fighting Indians, it
was more than l did but | had a
good many bloody struggles with the
mosquitoes /; and, although l never
tainted from the loss of blood, ccr-
tainly can say l was often very hun
gry."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03

UORsE GETTING HIMSELF SHoD.-A
horse having been turned into field
by its owner, Mr.. Joseph Lane, of
Fascombc,i in theparish Of Ashelworth,
was missed thercfrom the next morn
ing, and the usual inquiries set afoot
as to what could have become of him.
He had, it seems, been shod GALL fours,)
few days before, and got pinchcd
in a foot. Feeling, no doubt, lively
sense of proper shoeing, and desirous
Of relieving the cause of pain, he con-
trivcd TO unhang the gate of his pas
ture with his mouth, and make the
best of his way to the smithy, a dis
tance Of mile and a half from Fas-
combe, waiting respectfully at the
door till the bungling artist got up.
The smith relates that he found him
there on opening his shed that the
horse advanced to the forge, and held
up his ailing foot; and that he HIM
self, upon examination, discovered the
injury, took off the shoe, and replaced
it more carefully, which having been
done, the sagacious creature set off at
a merry pace homeward. Soon after,
Mr.. Lanes servant passed by the
forge in quest Of the animal, and up
on inquiry, received for answcr-"Oh,
he has heen here and got shod, and
has gone home again."
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03

UNDER WHICH KING AN occur.
renee in one Of the interior counties
of New York. ludicrously illustrates
the bewildcrment into which the dou-
blc-headed Presidential nomination
has thrown the Democracy. When
the news Of the nomination of DouG-
LAS flashed along the wires, village
Postmaster summoned "the unterrifi-
cd" to bring out the gun and fire a
salute. They had got about half
through the allotted number of dis.
charges, when message from the tele-
graph Office informed them that the
Scccdcrs had nominated Brecken-
ride: The D-l they have" said
the Postmaster. Standing a moment
in a brown study, he shouted, BOYS.
there is no knowing into whose hands
we may fall. LOAD FOR BREcKIs,
RIDGE"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
August.

Put on good stout pair of leath-
ern gloves, and declare a war Of ex-
termination against the thistles in and
about your premises. 1t is said by
some correct cultivators, that if the
Canada thistle is cut in August, be-
fore its seed becomes ripe, it will die
off in a very accommodating manner;
because the stalk, which is hollow,
will Gil with water, which will destroy
the root.
A capital cultivator will make even
his hogs labor for a livelihood, by
throwing into their inclosure brakes,
potatoe tops, weeds, loan, &c, which
their swineships will manufacture
gratis into manure.
1t is said if you cut bushes in the
old of the moon in August, you will
destroy them root and branch. We
do not believe the moon will interfere
in the matter, but believe August is
the best time for cutting bushes, be-
cause, vegetation having come to a
close for the season, the bushes will
not SO readily sprout again from the
roots.
From the middle Of August to the
middle Of September, is said to be the
best time for sowing winter rye. BY
sowing carly, you provide green food
for sheep late in the fall and early in
the spring, and by early sowing in the
fall or last of summer, the roots of the
grain take such firm and extensive
hold Of the soil that they will he less
likely TO be winter-killed.
In your garden, you will continue
to gather the best specimens Of seeds
10 propagate from, and will be careful
not to let any weeds ripen their seeds.
In this, as in most matters, an ounce
Of prevention is better than a pound
Of curc.-FEssENDEN.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03

DEATH OF HALLIBURToN.-The Hal
lax papers announce the death, on the
10Th instant, of Chief Justice BREN-
TON HALLIBURTON, who had for more
than half century occupied the posi-
ton oil Judge in that Province. The
deceased was born in Rhode Island,
his father, Hon. John Halliburton, a
strong royalist, having removed to
Nova Scotia on the breaking out of
the Revolution. Sir BreIton is de-
scrioed as an able, pains-taking, con.
s;ientious Judge, Of cheerful disposi.
ton, and great liberality of opinions.
lie was the original sam Slick"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
PURIFY THE BLOOD
M0FFAT'S Vegetable LIFE PILLS
AND
PhRNir BtifCrS.
THE high and envied celebrity which

THE high and envied celebrity which
these pre-eminent Medicines have acquired for their
invarabc efficacy in all the diseases which they
only unnecessary, but unworthy of them. They
know by their fruits their good works testify for them,
and they thrive not by the faith OF the creiulour
IN ALLCASES OF ASTHMA. ACUTE AND CHRONIC RBEu-
NATisM, AFFECTIONS IHE BLADDER AND KIDNEYS BILIOUS
FEvEES AND Liver CoMPLAINTsln the south and West,
where these diseases prevail they will he found invau
able Planters Farmers and Others who once use these
Medicines will never afterwards be without them.
DYsPErsrA-No person with this distressing disease
should delay using these medicines immediately EKtr
SKIN, EKYsIPtLAs, EL,1uiENCi, fLVER AND
For this scOurce of the Western country, these
medicines will he found safe speedy and certain reme
dy. Other medicines leave the subject To return
OF the dease-a by these medicines is permanent
Try rHEh, III SATISFIED, AND Ia cIkkD
MERcuE,L Dr-s.sss-Ncver fails to eradicate entirely
all the effects of Mercury Infinitely than the most
powerful preparation OF Sarsapariila-
NaHr swE,rs, NEpvou. DEBilIrr, NERVOUS ConfrAisTs
KINDS. oIGiNic ABLCIIoNs, PAifIIAiioS oT ihk
ukaAr, PASTEks CHOLIc.
PII,s-The original proprietor Of .h..- medicines was
Life Medicines alone woSAs Of all kincs are -ectuaiiy
expelled by tLe-. Medicines. Parents will do velt au-
minister them sh.lever their existence Is suspected
Relief will be certain.
THE LIFE PILLS AND PHENIN BIrTERS
Purify the blood, and thus remove al diseases fro te
system. single trial will place the LIFE PILLS ana
PIgNIX BIfrERS beyond the reach Of cohpstition III
the estimation of every patient
aSrPrepsred by DIR. WILLIAM D. MOFFAr,
355 broadway, corner Worth ~. New York,
ly7s3 and sold BY all Druggists
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
Lewisburg Literary Association.

CHARE FOR sALE.-The Lewisburg Lit
- erary Association is an incorporated in
siIiution and the owner of valuable REAL
ESTATE. The capital Of the corporation is
estimated at ForR TnousASp DoLLARs. which
is divided into twenty shares OF $500 each.
The income of the real estate is paying a fair
percentage un the investment. OSE SHAREoF
THis SrocK. b 'fsing 10 the estate otojames
b. Hamliu, de !, is offered for sale by Inc
subscriber. ANIL II. ORWIG, Admir-
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
New Hotel in Wiminburg
Commissioner of Illinois.

HILLIAM II. BISSELL, Governor of IL
w linois, has appointed JoHy B. LIsN,
a Commissioner Of the Stale o. Illinois, for
the county of Union, 10 administer oaths, to
take depositicns and proof Of deeds, mortgages.
&C. to be used and recorded in the state Of Illinois
Persons having Wild lands real estate Of hind for
.a NAV find purchasers by leaving description Of the
same at my Office have opened Books for the pur-
hasa and sale of real estate No charg. IN the event OF
sale not being made. JUuN L. Linn
Iewi-burg, Pa, March 81 1850.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
Administrator Notice.
| |0TICE is hereby given, that Letters

NVllOL lS nticUt Sl|tn, tndi LtllelS
~ Of Administration on the Estate oi
ISABELLA MATHERS. late of Bulfaloe town.
ship, Union county decd, have been granted to
tleundersigued by the Register of Union coun-
lyin due form of law iherefore,all persons in-
debted 10 said estate are requested TO make
immediate payment, and those having any Just
claims are also requested TO present them lie.
gally authenticated for settlement.
JAS MATHERS, Administrator
Bufialos Up, June 2, 1860
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03

A little girl at Waltham, who saw
the meteor on Friday evening, very
Innocently remarked, "she guessed
HE Heavenly Father thought twas
Tie Fourth Of July"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03

Selling Off at Reduced Prices!

A we are about to fill our shelves with Fall
y Goods.we offer all our Summer Clothing
at Locer rates than erer! IL is mostly home
made work. and warranted. EyNow is your
time for Bargains!
All kinds of CLOTHING TO order at short
notice. ZIMMERMAN 4 ZELlElsS, Lewisburg.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
BUFFALO HOUSE
URG, UNION CO., PA.
T.. ID. BREWER. Proprietor.

l.. ID. BREWER, PROPRIETOR.
THIS new Hotel is situated opposite the
Court House, in the most fashionable and
beautiful part Of the town, and for style and
convenience can not be surpassed In Central
Pennsylvania.
Those visiting the University, or attending
Court. will find il the most convenient and
central public house-charses will be the
most reasonable-and neither time or expense
will be spared to besiow every comfort upon
those who may call.-Lewisburg, May 3,ls6O
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
Philadelphia Adv''s.
PhiIad,a Terra Gotta Mandatory.
I-ITRIrIFD Water and Heat Pine.

N-ITRIFIED Water and Heat Pipe,
urpEAlNING or FORCING WATER, for NrNI
iLATiNG. HEAT or SMOKE EfLUts-reconmrude Tor
tbrt iNrFEI.HsBiiY NoN-CuEEusi1N. I''iA
of L.rtva and cHEArNEss being iess t10 9Atsf Tie
prize of Lead or IronJ
are now used ia immense quantities there.
We have al. the -izrs, r IN inch L. J. inch tore iHa
in len ytls Of three feet beside the socket Wlirh D. -
inch-with all the Bends, Elbows double and -n-ii
branches both right and ohliiue angles aud 7l So
conc,ptious p : aud Running Trap, HoPr"F- &r- II
makes the best article known ia eyrry rrprrt lu
,erts Drains Of all sints 'their n"nr"ff''on r
,inlIy adautng them for later Cll-ets tura4ns lw"
have them laid ia nearly 80 places i3r con,iirraitr
heights, high as - iert and ~i variant M
small sizes for 100 fet-supply Ing Houses With bti1A
ing Water giving it pure at discA"Te a. at ID" uu
taiu-Ilraiing Houses giving brtier heat Than i'"'
lasting longer and not setting hEe 10 surrOuuth- "0d
work J-suUke Pipes sc.
We are constantly prepared, and are nov sh'ri.ne
them to all parts OF the Union No Packit- IuiF,i
We have sent them safely 10 ronsn Iowa. 4rAa, all
other States, and never packed them.
Manufacturers. LINK BLACK,
ia-tnrv 1th ard GermaLtuWn Road.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
SPRING PURIFIER.

THE warm spring weather succeeding the
i bracing atmosphere of winter, relaxes the
entire muscular system, including that great
muscle. the heart; the circulation ofthe blood
becomes sluggish and irregular, not being
propelled as actively as nature requires,
through the lungs, there 10 exhale or cast of
its impurities and become oxidized and purl-
fed: fulness of the tlood-vessels ensues,
attended with dull, drowsy, languId feelings,
and frequently dizziness and vertigo; the
blood becomes loaded with corrupiions, which
sometimes finds partial vent in humors and
eruptons Of the skin, and the liver parakes
of lhe general inactivity of the system. DR..
DAVIS DEPURATlVE quickens and equal.
ICES the circulation of the blood, cleanses ii
of all morbific matter, stimulates the liver to
healthy action, gives tone to the organs OF
digestion, and communicates remarkable en-
ergy TO all the functions. One bottle OF it,
costing one dollar, will entirely preven, or re
move al. the above-dcscribed unpleasan,
symptoms, and, by Strengthening and invigo.
rating, as well as purifying the system, fire..
quenily be the means of preserving the health
throughout the entire summer. Its effects as
Spring Purifier Of the Blood are warranted
and unfailins. For sale by
3ms4l j. BAKER & CO., Lewisburg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
llniuersitp at ltwisburg.
THE Spring Term begins on the 18th
l. day OF April next.

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
Rev. J. r. Loomis, LII. D., President,
and Professor Of Metaphysics and Moral Philosophy.
Rev. Z. +. Curtis, \. NJ,
Professor of Theology.
Rev. G. R. Bliss, A. NJ,
Professor of Languages.
C. 5. James, Ph. D.,
Professor Of Mathematics and Nat Phil.
I. W. Tustin, \. NJ,
Adj Professor Of Languages and Teacher Of
Natural Science.
l. C. Wynn, A. B.,
Principal Of the Academy
NJ. W. Cramcr,
Assistant.
Miss A. Taylor,
Principal of the Female Institute.
Miss II. E. Spratt,
Teacher of Mathematics.
Miss NJ. d. Mason,
Teacher of Drawing.
Miss r. S. Warren,
Teacher of French and Latin.
Mons. Z. TIL. Held,
Teacher Of Music.
Mons. X. Nolkmar,
Teacher of German.
CoLLEGE-Tuition per annum, $50 90
Room rent, Library, &C., 9 10
AcADENr-Tuition per annum, SIS. TO 80 90
Care, Repairs, &c, 60
FEN. distribution per annum, SEQ. to 30 90
Repairs s5
The Academy building has been fitted up 10
receive boarders, and they are provided with
board, furnished room, and lights al S2.25 per
week.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
SUPERIOR new Wind Mills, for SIS

- for sale by WM. VI. BaINBnIpGE. A
specimen may be seen at Jonathan Wolie's
barn, in Lewisburg. Feb. 10, lS6Ol
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03

I AW BOOKS from Nay & Bro, Philad., on
| hand or furnished TO order by the Agent
II w CROTZER, p NJ, LewisbuTg
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-08-03
Insurance COmpanic,
FIRE YNssls.xCE sovr.,,

Capital, nearly Three Millions ot Dollars,
THE old -'LycomIrs County N1fuar r,.-.
| ancc Company" a. Huacy. .sav.I1 Lr,.-. ,','-.'
for i's permanent establishment and -.
payment oi al losses, ccnuLu., 10 ,.1.ff
insure property On the most rcas,naA bic ,s,n
Get insured, Le',fe you tuA oul, II ,be =.
aud safest company.
JANIS RtNEIS. Fy.,,s..
C WALLIS I..a.g.,
Ju-IlrA BOWMAN. Se.,,---
SOLOMON RITTER, Lealsburg. re.,..
acune Agent lnr L~Wl-turg and LD,orefr-ss''
Lewi>turc, May aJ, l-c0
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25
An ImpracticabIe scheme.

We not.cs the project preached by some Of
the politicians Of the South 10 have a eonsulta-
tion Of the Southern States for the purpose Of &C
curing an amendment 20 the Constitution Of the
United States, more cfTectuRliy 10 protect South
crn. rights aud interests" What an absurdity
IL is bat more specious method of bringing
abou, disunion for who is fool enough TO sup
pose that two-ihirds Of the States Of the Union
vii adopt any thing more favorable to the
South than the present Constitution Affords
Once open the slavery question in = consultA-
tion with the States generally. and the South
will not only fail 10 get additional guarantees.
but will actually lose what she has At present
Tbs idea Of submitting any question Of the sort
% anti-slavery communities can have no other
object than to break up the Union. Governor
LEtcHER must be possessed Of less sAgAeity and
common sense than supposed, IL be favors
a.. ANY such msrhc,ious schcms.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25
Act nj Once.

Why do not the Brockinridge Disunion fac
ton sccede Mt once, as they threaten 60 do in
the event Of Iincol's election, In carving on,
this threat they will violate the Constitution Of
the United States IA effectively rs they could in
any oti cr dsloyal act, because IL Lincoln should
BE- electrd-which we do not coucede-it will be
done under the Constitution whether by the peo-
pie or by Congress These disunion prints and
followers, emblazon their banners the motto
The Constitution our Guide-the Union our
Safeguard" and yet they declare that they will
dissolve the Union, should lincoln be elected
Read what the Richmond Enquirer says
Virginia prevent the dissolution Of this
Union AFTER Llncoln's election, than she can prevent
THAI election She will be poweTieAs prevent civil
ar. with all It's attendant horror. Any one of the
Southern States can aad Of pena trlH involve
he whole country North vel Sonfb. In the in
t@ruecins sirfc Of bloody and desolating civil way
The above are the sentiments Of the Journal
that has in its columns constantly" The Con-
stitution our Guide-the Union our Safeguard r.
They nevertheless for playing one-sided
game TO stay in the Union. il they can have
their o,rn Uay, and seceie IL otherwise. This is
the kind of Democracy Of the Disunionists-
Now If they are determined to 20 out, notwith-
stsAuulng tncir ueCiarAuou OF the CONSTITUTION
for their Guide" in the event Of the election OF
Lincoln they should not endeavor to deceive the
people by their deceptive motto The Wing. in
noticing the above extract, says
We invoke the serious attention of the people Of
Virginia % the pre giant extract which have copied
ffon the "a tYgta IN n, ndayt Enquire I<t them
all be- Aimoasned In time. that the single and only
issue In the present canvass l. the issue OF Union
Disuuion And let them remember. also, that II
Brckinndee should carry the State. and Lincoln
sh0nh he elected, immediate Dlsunion will be upon
them with all its and horrors, the Breekn-
ridge leaders la Virginia possibly bring IL about
EVeu Il Lincoln should not be eecled 10 Is oyerWhel
ingiy important that Virginia should her vote
against Brrckinrdge and the DisuuiSnists But Iin
cola should unfortunately he elected how trAnscen-
drntly and infinitely impor1Ant-how absolutely e.
ssntial % isthAt Virginia shOuld against BTeck-
inidgc, and In favor Of the Union candidate. John
Reil. BY a tremendous majority II Virginia votes
against Breckinride. the advocates of resistance"
Vii RhsndOn their present purpose % prcJAI Afing
revou,on anil DisuusOn. But sboald virginis unfor.
tunAicly for Brrcknrdgs. hook for Disgaion
revolution AMI cyi war In sixty days thcnraner-for
such h the programme OF the reckless Brccklnndge
leader, az the present writing
o. People Of Virginia. 81 y.u not perceive that your
nights. yuur INTEREST YOU y safety ,Aii upon you
10 save the state from Be .lnTide and carry IL for
Bell 4 Everett
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25

s0IhhroN totNrr. kNA.l OtT. Is. lh60.
em u nnorus me pleasure TO Acknowledee the =
eei az The pistol and also the accompanying letter
Ne ASSURED shall never be unmndfui of the court.
esy voc have done me- and should any similar occa-
sion De presented 30 me IL shall not be permitted q,
pas without full recprocity my part. The ms.
tot Of Itself Is Of no intrinsic value compared with
the improved arms % the preseut day bar & bear
nystic value ~ having been presented by LAFAYETTE
70 Zen. Washington n early period 81 our ReVolu-
non, and used by the General during that conflict
Feeling myself O be only the eusaodAl possess,r u
this relic its history bring national can only transmit
Ia posterty With the INDUCTION with hieh Gen VI ash
tngton hansiod down 10 his ncphews his ave swords
VII That they should not be unsheAthe,i for the
purpose OF shedding blood In sclfdcfence or in
defence Of their country and then the possesors shall
fan. but not rrliDquish them
Woad % tod thai the Interest of our eomueon
eoantry WAS more harmonious than the perturbed con.
dron q SECTIONAL and political srife hnis IL that
Ne were nctng NJ band OF brothers for our general
advancement, and not ffaternal foes who cast
lasting stigma on our sires who fought side by side
IN ennFeniAl harmony for the purpose Of transmitting
10 their descendants Consultation for the protection
Of which they might rally Arocnd their hearth.
htooes, and glory IN its presery alton.
sill trnE that the reectioa OF sensible men ofour
eo1ntry VII present 10 them the inefAble disgrace
which mus ever attend and abide with the yandal
hand which hrst causes tear be made In the tarr
ment on which s written present glorious COnsti-
tuition. am, sir. very respectfully. yours,
l. ". WASHINGTON.
To THABDzTr HrarT, Esq.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25
Col. WASHINGTON, and the ~Dem-
ocrRt.o

Last week We Published authorized denial
Of the statement that Col. l. W. wATBIxoroS
"A true and genuine old line whig. and whole
hearted patriot intended 70 vote for Brecknridge.
This statement was made by the Independent
Democrat, Of this town, and has been extensive
ly copied into other Breckinridgc journaIs--each
and all Of which Professed 70 regard the Co.'s
Hiledged change a. matter Of great impor-
lance Col. W. Is private gentlemAu-hold.
ing no political Office. and had right to be an
noyed by thsPnblic use Of his name but We
think he hAs greater cause 10 complains Of the
present course Of the Ds~ocraf Ia falling 10
correct IL own error.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25
INTO THEM.

The KrdePsHdeHi pitches into the Winchester
Railroad Company Tor the inadequate accom-
mediation aforCi~i passengers and Cadets on
Tuesday veet n their vi.it 20 winehesssr-
Ths isdsPsn,isai says -
On Tuosdst- forning last tiss Ieteher Co
aeiS 81 Iharies "a, nnler command q Capt
campbell. ~ ~ a-staiion q The military Of
Winchesier, took p@ssser on he extra traia IA
max a visit - that place. liz aoooasmodatio,l
which the Railroad ecsnPsny hssl provided III
their pas~age vas en- old freight car in vhick
had been PLACED the purifying eorpae q . Ne
gro Who vss being sent iruss Nheeling 70 Win.
CHESTER f0F internent. and wbo had did Of An
iBf'rtious di-ease. lnto this ear tke Cadets ksA
% h. crowded, although the Agent 81 he eos.,.
pany AZ THE place With tbe limited means a. Bis
disposal Arranged little better passage for
sotas n them IN another freight ear
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-10-25
yss. sir, n pofue. IN. Immediate r,u,,.I ., ar,
vhpse ela~s u oar pcp1l.tsan-

va ar, n ponue. the Immediate r,p,,.I ~ ,A.,
sAo's s,A-' fe.' PoPul~..sa.
-s.r. there be one Who conrur. with ,h., r,c,,..
- ~ ne hsxness ehsrAcisr q I'M. instituted M,
hosdinE yorsscn % this 6ornno.~e.hh h.,,-, a.
s ~, ana eesred a. Il were By the asenGins hand 81
neAsen. WIN The dercrptioas ~hirh xe have "a this
same svantry ffom those Who hrst broke ifs virgin
Isl -. 10 rhAf "a this change ascribahle, Alone ~
~ Ans blasting Effects Q. slA'sp;2
such were the sentiments Of Mr.. Faulkner in
issz' for Whose nomination 10 one Of the mos,
important Offices in the gin Of the Admini.tra-
non' Mr.. Senator Hunter voted al As ,s-y L.ss
'e'''or ef Congress; and here in October he il
filling Virginia with elAmors against men. whom
Ne knoes TO be sound. conservative. and 10, al
10 the Constitution and the Union We appeal
to our readers, that We have sustained the cap
ton Of our article. and shown that be strains At
n gnat and swallows . camel.