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e WE UNDERSTAND thai the, Bell and Everett
sCommittee have added TO their present acconno.
datons by renting the second story, Including the
large saloon, OF Mr., Ffankln's building, corner
Of Ninth and ID streets. 87'F -hoifnH 49, VI
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Local NE VS.

j IL The STAB publishes the Lists Of Letters
remaining In the Washington City Post Once
under the provisions Of the law directing them
to be printed in the newspaper having the largest
circulation within the delivery Of the once. It's
total daily circulation is more than double that
of any ether Daily printed in the District of Co
lumbia -s
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POLICE STRENGTHENING the month lust
ended ustice Dom tried two, hundred and nine
Corporation cases. These included the cases at
the Central guard house. Fifty-two persons were
sent to the work house, eleven committed TO Jail
and seven bonded for trial at the next term Of the
Criminal Court. During the same period Justice
Drury, Of the First Ward, tried eighty-three
Corporation cases. The fines and costs In these
cases foot up S2l2. ! y .. .t--ft 81
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PERSONAL.

nISSOLUTION.-TheC opartner ship heretofore
dissolved by mutual consent. John V. Bryan will
the name of the hrm for the settlement of the
business. JOHN V. BRYAN,
WIN. A. FREE.
Washington, ID. c., August 10Th, 1850. au 80 St
] will still continue the business at the old stand
corner New Jersey avenue AID south street, Cap
itol HILL where will be eased to see all my Gus
toners as usual. I'm hand at all times, all kinds Of
FRESH and SALT MEATS, BUTTER, EGGS,
an si-a' . ~ mo " BRYAN.
ALL RSONS HAVING CLAIMS
"A against the estate of the late EBENEZ IR RoD-
BIRD, will present them [properly vouched to M,
for settlement, or before the 18th day of June,
next. EPHRAIM b RODBIRD, corner LIST and
nj sts., Trustee for the Heirs. au p 2taw5t
DAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE EVENTS,
her residence No. 337 G st between lst and End
sts. Island. Consultation fee IS cents. au 2s-lts
MADAME FELIX, FORTUNE TELLER,
lVl from Paris, informs her former friends and the
public generally, that she has removed to 46l
Tenth street, between + and r, where she will be
happy to see all who will favor her with a call.
M l33ws
MADAME MORRICE, THE GREAT AsrRoLo-
Ivl sIsT AND DocTR Kss, just from Enyops-This
highly gifted and lntelhg ent lady can be consulted
on the Past, Present and Future Events Call at
No. 205 Twenty second street, between n and l,
Washington. T.#.. ie 10 SIM
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Observation-Disclosures afternoon, eomp,aani :.
A and b, Of the Washington Light Infantry are
ordered to parade to attend the funeral OF Mr..
Henry Sage, deceased member Of the BATTALION.
The haraae band, Prof Scala, will parade with
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The WArrR-WoR are now resumed at almost
or quite all Of the points at which they were sus-
pended We perceive that proposals are invited
for completing the brick work Of the high sersice
reservoir o. Lees hill in Georg etown the bids to
be received up to the 9th instant, on which day
the work is active, and 'pipe-layingr is going
bravely on in the city. The upper work on The
bridge over Rssk Creek will soon be completed
though, on account OF some difficulty at the quar-,
~, the supply Of stone for the abutment rather
lags behind.
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BOARDING..

BOARDING Two or three gentlemen can he
ID acc Imm dated with BOARD aud Rooms in
q private family by inauITIng at No. 445 l. between
9th and 10th streets. ...- au S0-St
fCC the city from their summer resorts will find
vacant several desl table rooms having the conve-
nences of gas, water, and bathing Clio cts, at 453
9th st. doc south off; suitable either for ami-
lies or single gentlemen. Table boardefs accom-
mndated on moderate terms. an ID wv, d
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i""'Ad MARRIED. u 81 q fl.sl
ss siss o ety. 9a tas sash AgsH;t b the Rev
NARY JXSE McSif M nj ~ ,b;s si}yS Ms'
II = q y Tssitq. ssn cpYDY -sid 1sqse
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The STAND OF CoLoRs voted by the CITY Conn
ellis for presentation to the Seventh Regiment of
New foIk, as we have before stated have been
deposited in the Mayors office, where they can
De seen until Monday next The following gen
will proceed to New York to present the colors !:
Messrs, Dove, Ward, and Fisher, Of the Board OF
Aldermen Messrs. Powell, Morgan, and Chas
Guild, District Attorney; w. Bradle ley, ESQ ;, Jno
F. Coyle, esq Mr.. John Savage, editor . States
and Union, DR.. Blake, Commissioner of Public
Buildings, John F. Ennis, ESQ e. w Boteier
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AN ENCAMPNEST.-Next week there is 10 be a
grand encampnentof the uniformed militia of the
waite Of Pennsylvania TO be held near the town of
ordered to attend and they wilt be on the ground
from Tuesday, the 4th, I'll Thursday, the 9th.
inclusive. The National Rifles, Capt Schaefer,
nf TINS city have been invited, and will unite In
the encampment They leave on Monday. and
will return on Friday next -
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ADJUSTMENTS The season win be inauyurated
by Wyman, the popular magi cian, who will
ma ke his first appearance, since the new additon
to Odd Fcllows Hall, on Monday night AS the
STAGE has been greatly enlarged, w yman proposes
new decorations, new tricks and fresh supply OF
happy looking couitenance aassoaT
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ser, disorderly in the market workhouse thirty
days Richard Lee, lhghtins; nne and costs,
1910 John Il. Hays, do discussed Thomas
Jarboe, dol hne and costs 81 IS John Jarboe,
profanity, do. 80 Is. Luke Ralfgan drunk and
disorderly; do 80 Is. Six dodgers The change
OF the weather toward autuubnal increases the
number Of dodgers at the guardhonses ERT's 4
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AY y5Ex EsNF f,k kSr SS sEI s.S
1ss n sif. 90! {; ;;::l s
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g NOTICE -
SIMPSON HOUSE, Corner Tenth street and
Penn ayenue, will reopen on SATUR-A. . 4
DAN lstof Septembsx. having been thor-yEA4
oqyhiy RENTED. The bar Is supplied with JILL
I0snish.d with all the mar ket afordA -
>. ap 3t-S WIN. SIMPSON, Proprietor,
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'CiNC tuctIls
LADIES' LIST.
Griffin, Miss Matia
Gamers, Mrs Susan
Hane, Miss e J.
Jackson, Alice J
Joaes, CARR. p
lgleehart, p vict'a
Jackson, Mira r
Johnson, Miss Julia
Knight, Mrs Am da
keyton, Mrs ma
Keenan,, Miss Mary
keiley, Mrs Susan
Lsll, Mrs Aurelia
Me Herman, Ana
Mccain , biiss B
Myers, Mrs Molly
NailOr, Miss Lime
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4 IsOR RENTAAi BRICK DWELLING
r HOUSE, on Sixth street. west between M and
" streets nor h No. y 3O,D containing rooms and
o kitchen, Rent moderate. Possession given i'm
lnediately. Apply next door northsS su 3-lvsz
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II a...l-a --re PARIS, August6, 1850.
am still in the Capitol of shion. taking the &c. at
est pains possible to select the handsomest and
All goods bought by the importing hOa SEES IN AnerI
ica are shipped and the samples for the Pa,isian
entirety guided, as experience has taught me that
the ladies in Washingfon are highly cultivated in
IN Paris, therefore shall make every effort to )
complish my task. That is 10 offer goods TO my
and which viii not be surpassed In elegance and
beauty By, any others. My arrangements are made
The season. Consequently shall be one season IN
advance. INTENDED 70 add few words in rega I'd
70 the fashions, but being too busy must defer for
An the orders entrusted olns by tho ladies' are
executed. = ~ -. - s'Esf ~
sau 25-eolw : gtl .t Ia M. WILLIAM
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yM1ASAfNGTONE ,-le.ofsolt
" " ,assA tFiREiS suRxNcE 81
-slris Avssss asd Ts.tA Street
-. 81 So J. Q. MoGIJIRE. President
@. ID. HANSON. eecrstaFy. - 30 ma 7-eotr
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from striking his own nose; and that Suit imAs
diately turned round, and bis lip was bleeding
II now being DARK, the examination was SUE
pended, after a brief examination Of one more
witness (Mr Fridley,) until next Monday mora
ing, at 10 O'Clock. Mr.. Norris appeared as couh-
sell for the prosecution. and Mr.. Ctterrnehle for
the defendants; and Justice Walter sat az assistant
magistrate with Justice Williams
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Beard, Mrs Eliza r.

Dehfor Hifs ELIZA N
Butler, Miss Z
Butler, Mrs Jno ?
Burns.ALss NJ RE J
Beckett. Mrs Mary
Benton, Sarah Ann
Bysss, Mira Sarah
Cramer, Mrs Ellen
Cooper, Mrs NJ X 2
Cold, Mrs ) lille
Carlin, Miss Mary
Dawson, Mary J
Dove, Mrs s NJ
Dodsob, Miss NJ J
Evans, Emma J
Edds, Miss r
Quinn, Miss Betsy
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ENOR RENT-A new 4,story BRICK HOUSE
T. with marble mantles and crates, wal or n tures
With bah ro9m: AisS Sc. II every f gem SITUATED
Also, . three story-snd attic Bhck Dwelling on
}s snd lss tas sti SS boz
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o'Dea, Ann
Peny. Mrs Juo II
PsxsOn, Mrs A l.
Peterson, Miss VI
Rstclif, Miss 4
stayton, Mrs VI =
shaw, Mrs Anu N
Shaw, Mary l.
Torley, Miss Ellen
Titlow, Miss s =
Caister, CieOrgiana
Williams, Mrs Z
Williams, Mrs L NJ
W. lker, Mrs III L
Wells, Miss NJ A
Warden, Miss }
White, Miss c Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
NEGRo-ULoGY.

In the language Of Gov Lctcher when the
ulirslsts Of the Nrrguia Convention were
baPing upon the negro, Are we never to
hear any thing but Negro-ology1' Have
The boilers no other capital for the o,nvss,1
Do they think the hsrd-uorking people Of
the border states are TO b. + rey,r BAN.
booElet by tho cry from the Cotton States
shout slavery States which do not lose
the whole Of them, twenty negroes IN year.
The bsbbIefs on the stump 10 the South
are raking Up old documents to prove that
Bell aud Everett are unsouud 90 the slavery
question Bell, who owns more than hun.
drcd negroes aud Everett. against whom
the Wbse Abolition phalaux Of Mu.achu.
sets have been fgh,ios The last Elk var.
Is IL not enough that, 10 the madne.. Of
the hou' Egereii auI iuthrop and al the
shiuiug lights Of Massaohuseits, have been
discarded 20 make room FOG such ult,si.t. =.
sumner telsctvd by u mocratic b.lp, and
Wilson, and the small Try nov 10 Corgr o. !
Bot Nc have cheering oeus from the lspd
Of Webster Tho thousands Of quiet old
Wings Who haVs not voted Tor years are nou
Fsllying. and vs have fbe full assurances tba.
the electoral vote Of Massachusetts vil be
Tor Bell ADD Everett
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
PLANS ron pIsUNIoS.

One Of Tie plans Of the Southern disunion.
lists is developed in the Charleston Mercury
Of the l7,h July. 1t is, for the Southern
SAFES, In case Of LiUcolu's election, - recall
their membe's Of Congress. and procs, 4 forth
with to organize Southern CoBfedersey.-
And this they are working hard To accom- g.
Plish y dividing the Democracy, especially
in tho North. They eau have no possibl,
hope for Breckenridge aud Lare, aud there.
fore 1t is that they are laboring as efFectual.
ly for Lincoln aud Hamlin as il they were
to give them thei; votes.
But the conservative men Of the South are
dispose to bring the matter to test They
ir'end to tut the dheet question to Breckin-
ridge aud Lane, "wiIl you CO usider the cleo.
ton Of Lincoln aud Hamliu, by the electoral
vote, according to the forms Of the Constitu.
ton sufficient excuse for secession Of tie
Southern States p
To this question definite and uusquivo-
cal answer will be expected for the great
body Of the people are beginning to consider
the nomination Of the boilers a. the fore
shadoWipg Of disruption and the issue will
soon be, Union or DiyuHio4
The only way to avert thee evils Of a section
al AdmIuistration is to adopt the truly Ma,
tionSl ticket Of Bell aud Everett.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
BsEckISRIuch's pkEFkHENcEs.

The Richmond Wing briggs forcibly 10
the attention Of the foreign voters and the
relisiOoists the viess Of Mr. Breokinridge on
what is commonly called the X nov Nothing
question. The speech fron which the sx-
traces are made was published in the UaiOH,
the government organ at Washington, soon
after lie delivery II soy doubts the genus
ineuess Of the speech, leI bin refer to the
hIes What stronger ground has ever been
! taken ~ the most intoleraat American -
The Wing says
The SAlisbury BaHE,r and other foreign
| sheets in the State are ever crying out
against members Of tie the constitutional
Uuion party 'ha, they are know Nothiugs,
aud attempt to make the impression that to
have belonged to that once promising party
is very heDous offence. They cAuDot hnd
language strong enough to express Their de-
testAtion aud adherence Of such persons -
Well, John c. Bieekiuridge, the Baaaer's
candidate for the Presidency, is no better
than those whom il dencunces. 10 = speech
delivered at Cynthiaha, Ky, 90 the 9Th Of
April, 1895, be declared
1t vas natural Tor a man to prefer those
Of his owO religious faith 10 voiiog. ADD 6e
hizse4 io0Ed rofe for one of IA, ctcH ray
Of thiHkiNE N r,tgioa rather than for aH>
other, ali ,bings being equal. last a, h
rgElf potr toT a hatHe ~ preference 10 a
forcigH-b0yh oHi=sh, other things being
equal"
10 the sentiments syoWed in the above
paragraph as being held by Mr. Breckenridge
may be found the reason Why Humphrey
Mar,hall one Of tbe most uneou promising
members Of the American party, supports
Mr.. Ii. Tor The Presidency As to whether
Mr. Marshall in doing this, abaudors his
AmeTicanism, be FAYE No" Iu 4 speech
delivered since tue domination Of Breekin-
ridge he says
MY principles as On American are as
warmly cherished by me as they ever we're.
aud shall Hlways believe that the best in-
terests Of my country would have been sub,
served by adopting 40 Amende meDi Of our
naturalization laws, aud limiting suffrage 10
citizenship .verywh,re. | cannot make The
lA~ by myself, aud other men calling them
selves Americans have abandoned that or
gAnization. Sm jus, Rs much aD American
this moment as have ever been"
We believe that the Banner and the other
sheets alluded to were very jubilant over the
accession Of Mr., Marshall to the support Of
their candidate. How DO they like tue com
pGny they are in John G.. Breckenridge,
Know Nothing, backed by Humphrey Mar
shall, one Of the most embittered Know N o.
things in the country l--RieAR,oHd WAig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
nIcAINe nunreLNEs.

"Commi Grating The distress oecasioued
the editor BY Mr.. Hunters support Of our
candidates, t vas not our purpose 10 force
toe thought Of Mr.. Faulkner upon the Free
Press, &e.-t Ii,giHI1 Republican.
We can assure the editor Of the Virginia
Republican, that "Mr. Hunters supper, Of
eur candidates has not created the least dis
tress, aud there is no occasion for The COM
miserstion Of the Republican man. or tba,
OF the sposiates uho Bzy DO his thinking.
Mr. Hunter has no, acted with The OppOsi-
iion for four years and until he gave his
vote for Mr. Fillmore, no body could tell
where be would land. lie has uos taken
bis stand, but be is impO,ent Of detriment
to the CH'OS cause, Of which BELL and Ev-
ERErr are the standard bearers
As Mr.. Hunter is not noto a candidate for
office, We bad hoped to be spsred reference
To the Position be has assumed Knowing
that there are hundreds in the disIic, who
can command as much influence A. be can
but 1t seems there is determination to p.ess
US. He is private citizen, Ind has n riyb,
to vote for whom be yleases, but if locos are
80 fond Of converts that their e1ultation,
over leap heir discretion. it is not our con-
eeru, and II the old line Democrats (sho have
heretofore STOOD the brunt Of battle) are
content to DO t00ymsd out Of place by
those Who have been life>lOug political
enemies, 'rs have no objections When
lhs '"He arrives for US to se.u the claims OF
MIR II, for office. the conductors Of the
"Oid Family Journal will not hesitate to
exp res themselves with that eourtrsy and
oAndOr which has always characterized .he.n
aud If the editor Of the Repuslear should
desire to discuss issues in that spirit which
should control bOnOrblo contemporaries. he
al meet with kindred sentiment OH.
eTWl.c othetWis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
rms USIoS pARrY-

With What strange pertinAei,y the Loco.
loco papers cling to the pretended idea tha,
the political friends Of Bell aud Everett are
levin number, and lukewsrm in their efforts
to sustain them. The wish i. doubles.
father to the thought but they know
better, aud We will say TO them, have pa
thence for only brief space now, aud thA,
which they regard as Indifference will man.
ifsst itself ia a form aud fashion Of which
they little dream. The great conservative
elements Of the country 50 leug ,luu Der,
log 10 apparent inae,iop-will soon be arOss.
ed, aud like the fearful storm cloud With iis
electric fres aud revsrberatiDg thunders.
will strike terror into the cor sciences Of all
who would sacrifice our glorious conf dsrsey
upon the aeeursed altar Of party spirit and
who bold the success Of their party ofgani.
ration With the rewards consequent upon IL a.,
as paramount to every patriotic sentiment
aud Indeed to the very existence Of our time
bonOred institutions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02

The Cumbsrl,od Civilian asd Tslsgnpb
bai no doubt discovered ere the thst The Crse
ment q mso IN Montgomery county. Ala.
bans eai.ias themssiv-s he State, Higbts
OPpo'iiion' bed no sutboriiy 20 speak for
ihs troe Opposition Party ofAlabama They
are Diubioaisis % sguisr ssd. tteif Effort
o. sake a faifc impftssion abroad can have
o. o'ter ,Fs.t tian strength Oh. Bell
ed Everett party Lstibs Civilian lock 90
ths rroc-sdiss' 81 che sis Coovsbuos Of
the Opposition n Alablms belt q, Selma.
fo' t'us ,fpotiisn Of the policy % BE- rar.
sued We tsss tts most gratifying account,
ofths progress q ibs 49, cod E5erstt eas.s
Dol kiaLama
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
troa rsE saEs Flra.l
MetSfI Eaifnr,

Ia he Baltimore Sun q
ne E1h tnslant, will b. iound q letter. beaded
OeeAgoon. Prince william County. Juiy 9Th
snd addressed 20 Aietanfria, Va FtvirF an itn /.
pstuai seco1nt 81 the excitement which noS psr.
vadss ths' EicihiIY, aus the Gov tikpoDs Couptis.
10 consequence Of the banner Of ineoln ana Ha m
lin teing reared IN their mitu.
Ihcsc no are sirar gers OF Prince william ard
tsfaE vii or Asionndsd 20 discover the I'm.
mense Nofihera cmigtstioh those Coanliss
bringing Siih hen their tamBable John Btosn
and hor'icuitur~
Durtng the trrascuab', and murderer. -.
sl'n % bfosh ppun the sac q virginia a..
Helper BOOK Was ettsn,iysiy circulate thfsue.
SHi Toe Ccosiy 80 FstrfaH viii ne fausuraf'i..-
ten' OF incuing a sefSilc iH.uTtsction. BfoW n I.
most rnihusiasttc atetiofs and emtssartrx 40 a,
ADssaee OF all ezra iudicial testimony a. Rood
OF he Court ~ FaifisK Colaiy in 800 % H.
chcniatl0n II he Hrip Book 49, Nr,,h.,n
- master a. he ,ait Count a. .rHri,,t,y;.
uenre 70 auaseE the vigiis .. n s,, e,l,,ss. .ba
Eiouh9 ,hen untc.sutr. ,,onaI. inpigu. srd ,r,a.
A., - ae GIFTED 20 hud FauQpier susisins
a., i'fNle rputstion In ChRTisstlwn by erinc
e's'' regardless OF Commandsr % 4 over
80. ~ TotsctihE he immubiies u ~ cti1rus
~ wing from It, door and hearth ruthless
-'' thefh Nandais
Hsd ~ Governor Wise been the Executive a
the CommoawraIth 90 Virginia, his lova.ty 10 M.
laNiuiioa " slavery, and 10 the South luiih 10
kuunsr stigma OF BauletoWn teprieys) Won % co.
De and Eailant band "a earring into frarmrnts
ne banner Of usufpsrs aud invaders Of ih- Sou'h
tAogater G %.
Alexandra Gazsu, pl,s,s senyl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
NUsEsSATIoS.

Macy q our loco foo ootsmporariss ere
eEultsnt as lhe Information that Asbnry
ilryrrH E'q has become tbs standard bar.
20 in ibis district oftbe Disaaioa esodiisfes
Breokinridgs aud Lsue Weean assure or
friends az the Ubion that tbis dstsrn ibs.
too 81 Mf VI does bot vfsats any sense.
TOO 10 this community They have DOT bs.
taksa b. surprise sod, bssoe. the Ii,ts 900.
sidetsi'on given TO The subject ~ them.
We are ofisu amascd - tb. ysirfissl
g.aooe u couuteuaocs ofau, loco ( e. friesd.
Hbea they Stiffness Mr u 30 sohoat sitb
some of ias party sbo are iaogbiug IN tbsir
sleeves 81 che SANE time % be spparss, on.
ibusasoi 10 bis nss position
No harm uo' 'hs .sssi. frisods rect a.
sufsi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
special Notices

1bt.As K. t...
To cure q severe CHagh 90 tu. 81 Nc
Dr.. lPIstars Blham of HiLI CAs,tv
To cure WNo"g'ag cOagA. CIvss o. BroRcA,.
80 use
Dr. WStaT B1isGR Of IFUd CAsyrV.
To srr-.t pfedtstpst,iui, to Cvu.umpntL use
d. ViSdJs Bafa@ ! .Yiid Cham.
/, az" D'.p~nsia %, IpA,ge,uon. use
Tn OIvgcaateI Buffers
T. cue A-bms A.tii, OF Hear Bun, use
The OTygsAa'ed Birts
Ihe.e sru.gdits p"dtfm al lhsy proats--
They I-beYs .phs ring, cur disease fs,lot,
R~Hilu ibu- .fuTuing consolation snt cont "a 10
The lick aBi atlctrd. ~betc oi-cuufsgcmentand
Suffering et,-'sd b~iuts
CLYpr. wsYSE Go y Y Marble 1857
Mrs-t- w FuwLs 4 Co, Ian bappy 90
s'atr thatl hay' Dsci thc O1szrnai,d Bturfs IN
Iny prar'icr tor me AsI ihr-r tear. In he treat
n~ht 81 Dysp~p-ia G-nrfs D~buuy Inetre>,.,.
ane sf'c''ca, ~ Ihe Liver, Wih ne most satr-
factory Tesaits sn5 - onla eh~vTiaiiy tsconne64
20 'h1'e 'aG-fing from tnr>. cistrr,,iug dlssssss
10 give ihi, vaIasbe medicine uial.
} e SMITH MD
ExgrsR, NJ S,pJ 10
Tl.iS csrtia~s tLatI hav. Otstne sod th- U.s.
% wtsJar's Baisan OF wud chtrYy Ior D,s-a.-,
OF thr Lnngs Ey ITO wear. pavi and nahy bot
lies, % nv Hnow - have Keen used ~ nv m
ucn's, all win b-brhSiai grsais. Ia ~" ease.
where q ;hoBghr couh-m.d Crnsumrt. On
haa 'aseh place The HsA CARY ELECTED cure
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Physician a. Exeter Corner
The duiv genuine Bslsas ma tho wriit.n sig.
nature Of " BU IT'S ~ ~ xfsnp-r
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isF sale ~
sh y = S : aHENErr' 'Sd }cas,i.,s,-.
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SAITH san AEfisistrap
TIN,'ERlAEE >UBLIrrE Rippos
JOSEPh c. NGErT HarT..s FsTrv-
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-02
TRIBUTE 10 npa,r

Vice Pfesiden, Brsckinn5ge made .
speech 81 Frankfort. Kentucky. 10 d,esm.
bef lat in ub.ch be paid he following hand.
some 40 jasi Tribute 20 oar ooble sod tue
candidate lr be vi,s PrsaJsusy. Re-
f,rriog 'l Ihs g'5r.as feeling ri sIi os,iop
bstweea tb' TO- sections y che country. be
SAID
There is aa.t ar element AZ ths North
n1t large. tut s.H.E a.aI.re It consist.
Of She scattered cohorts ~ tas aIf Ma,
party. q mrr hkr EVERETT Cta.ts ,.t
thcir aEs1ciateti whose russrrt.rr.S ,.,-
rUrg sud raru1g su HtrfLitD satIq.r rur
Hrr.HaicAv stLitsoE BesiIss tbe d. here
~. mauy thousands ia th- northern states
trhe fstfof1 qft 20 tte Dliir aod uh,ss voice.
haVs 90 ben beard amidst che olsmo,s III a
fuU0and ,bem T. aN tbcfo iet a., art,sI
LET % soismoiy oemsad general revolt On
the vifiae aai loyal % the courtfy sgs.n.t
the Persiei. ut ru Ilss 'tlt lLrsat.a it,
safety, ADD abea a.i ibe f.reaae amazed
DO their proper rafts w. shalt bsatls o. .r
Fhtt remains 90 h.Tc 40 far.
Abl yet Nr Brsaaris, ls, allowed
tbs s0uibea Dnuli5ti,ts t1aEs b,a a.
tbsir eco . Gate 90 brssk dosn ,la .rab.s aud
true msa st he ooub sb1 bars b.sa resist.
ing che Abolition s5boriF