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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

A FAR GRsATnR CArARAor THAN NIAGARA.
The Calcutta correspondent Of the London
1Ssss says: ut is curious that fall six times
the depth Of Niagara should remain almost
unknown From the, village of Gairsopps,
reached by river Of the same name, tho
writer was carried for twelve miles up the
Malimuneh Pass, and reached the Falls Bun
galow about three and half hours sfter leAy-
ing tho top Of the Pass. q. ? % p
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

A BEAurl1uL CouSrIss. "A letter from
Havana says: The Condesa Serrano is one Of
the most beautiful women eyes ever beheld.
Our Havsness bellies, beautiful q many Of
them are, ARE completely thrown into the
shade BY the magnificent beauty Of the Con-
dess San Antonio. l91 ,s8a8 t,hs-If u8 %
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

TIE HARrxR's FERRY C0sserRAroRs.-o
tho twenty-five men who Joined In the Har,,
pers's Ferry invasion, eleven we're killed at
Hsrpers Ferry, Ave have since died on tho
scafold, two, Stephens and Haslstt, are yet in
the custody Of the Virginis authorities, and
three, Merriam, Tidd and John Browns son,
Jason, escaped and are now In Canada. \; -,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

80 ANoTHER OF TH4i HsRA AIDS FAIaHHooDs..
The London correspondent Of tbs New York
Herald statss that one million Of dollars had
been sst spart BY tho British Government to
influence the next Presidential election In
favor Of an anti. slavery, candidate! We have
no doubt The "Londono letter was written in
the Herald's sanctum. D'in ia'E'I -
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

CALHoUs's OPINION OF THE TRRErRzssrsLE
CoSFLrcr. Mr.. Calhoun said ton years ago in
the Senate Of the United States: "The war will
last bstwssn the sections as long as thers is .
slave in the South. The conflict will never
terminate The South, ] fear, will not see Il
until 1t is too late. They will become more
feeble every. year, while the North will grow.
stronger and stronger" l4"l
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

A CRowDED PsNITESTIARY.---Ther peniten-
tiary atJeffersonville, Ind, is full. There arc
nearly 900 prisoners there more than ever
before, and the accommodations are actually
exhausted. TItis thought that not on eligible
cell or comfortable hand-ouff can be found
unappropristed in the whole institution, rgn
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

q, A CHILD's IDEA OF HEAVEN. little girl
one night was under the starry sky, iptehtly
med.tating upon III l,lories Of tho heavens.
At last, looking up to the sky, she said.
Father, ! have been thinking II the wrong
side Of heaven 10 50 beautiful, what will the
right side be!'' tnfn iosi Ii115 10 7T'fTl
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

"A CBlSB AND THRsfIs IN PiRrs.--In oonse-
qusnce Of tho, enlargement Of tho area of
Paris, on the LIT Of january TIE Government
hsS ordered the opening Of three hundred and
nineteen new bskerp' shops. Eight new thea
tors are also to be constructed. bro l,s5
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

A MrLlrAsY DISTINCTION. The En,p peror Of
the Frsnch asked one Of his Generals, the other
day, whether he could land troops At w wioh
with safety. eyes, Sire" was the reply, ,0I
could land them safely, but whether ! could
embark them again is anotherauestion. 30,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

GREAT PEDESTRIAN FEAT.--Captain Jack
Wilson, of the steamer Lady Eigin, arrived in
Chicago, ILL.,, lately, having left Copper Har-
Dor, where the Lady Elgin is frozen in, and
walked the whole distance to Warsaw, wis,
about three hundred and twenty miles, oocu.
pying twenty one days in accomplishing the
journey. oy6l " ls'7ga biaos 5taaBi : II
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

~ A NseRo MINSTREL SHOT DrAp.-Thomas
Raleigh Mahan, q Philadelphia minstrel, gen !,
erally known as "Thomas Raleigh, ,Diwas Shot
dead recently,2in San Francisco, by Frank
Hussey, brother minstrel and friend. A
drunken fellow, named Frederick Elmore,
caught hold Of Hussey and jsrksd him about,
and then pulled out a dagger, and the latter
Nok a rsvolver from his trunk near by, and
as no raised 1t 1t went off, killing Mahan, who
was trying to tpaoify EImore. Hat 49,, e
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

WASTE OF WArER.-It ID stated that tho
waste Of Croton wstsr in New York city
reaches thirteen millions gallons daily. The
total daily supply is but thirty million gallons.
The Water Board informs tho inhabitants
that they must bs Isss wastefal Of tho supply
will be insufficient. ''"' '''" ?" ighom e1Ti''1l
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

sPAsxoDIo EHeLrsH.-Carlysl, describes the
young soul Of Frederick Of Prussia, during
some youthful alterations as "a rhinoceros
wallowing in its raud-bath, with nothing but
its snout visible, and dirty gursle all the
sound u makes" Very like ths"P Profsssor Of
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

CauaHHD TO DnAru.-while son Of Mr..
John Morrisssy, Of Chelsea, Mass, was en-
gsQd shoveling coal, the board which inolosed
1t gave way, and the whole mass, weighing
nearly, twenty tuns, came down upon him,
crushing him horribly and instantly killing
him NttA ff9N&,t.~ lF
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED ORAToR.-M. de
Ia Bourdonnsye- -Montluo, . deputy under the
Restoration, has just died at his chateau in
France, at tho age Of ninety three. he was
one Of tho most impasaioned orators Of the
'troyalist sisht.Y 49,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

SourBHsx 0PrSIox OF N ArrosAL Mrs.--Mr.i
Ivsrsou, Of Georgia, in his speech In the Sem
ate Yesterday, spoke Of Edward Everett, Rob-
ert Winthrop, and others, a. "old and inert
fcgies, who never controlled vote or gave
form or shape to political meeting" 1ot-iusi
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

NHw RAILWAY PRoj Ecr.--Ths Boston people
are contemplating tho project Of widening the
gusge Of tho Eastern Railway 70 that Of the
Grand Trunk Road, 30 that freight brought
down from Canada, can bs more easily taken
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

w WHO EVER DousTHp IT ?-.Ths great Brsh-
min writer, Mann, who ainculcAtesa personal
cleanliness, and says man should bathe twice
q day and wash the mouth seven times, de-
clares, ss a solemn truth Of Nature, that q
woman's mouth is always clean l-i1 iolioe ,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13
Pennsylyania Polifics.

'paiEA ApsIrHlA, JEEuaty ls.-4Ths Hunting.
ton oouhty conveItion,hss selected delegates
to the State Conveneony and instructed them
TO support Hon. John O. Brsckinridge for
President. oiqye3g rNoTa rdoJnt
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

Z. LAST YEAR's FAILuRss IN THE UHIrsp
srATAs.--The failures In the United States In
lS58, which were onnaiderabIy less in nunb.r
ana liabilities than those of the two preceding
years, are thus reported:
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

Passengers from Augusta, Ga, report
thatsn Abolitionist was tarred aud feathered
in that city on Friday. His nsme is repre-
ssnted to be James Crangale, recently from
Columbia -.seas.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

as-0 Only four deaths have occurred from
small pox, out Of thirty odd cases, in the town
Of Lexington, Va, and the Talsy Star is sat
ished that the progress of tho disease has been
arrested. ~ ----- LaNr-ns. ..-.- u. u
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13
IRsihains 0fl yadge 1Blaskfora.

s2j jIxDIAxAroLIs, Jannary l2-The remains of
ludgs Blaokford arrived IN this city last night,
and we're taken 70 ths Senate Chamber, where
tneyI uNl lie IN state inn two 'clock to-mor-
row afternoon, when tho funeral viii take place.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13
Sporting IBtelli4ence.

SAVANNAH Ca, January 1.-THE races
yesterday ~ere bf an uninterssting description.
Fanny Washingtoala $osA hstwo.mils purse
without oppositiea.ia bsiiuU I'd 10
ALI axad S,,.E
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

~ The Lord Lieutensnt az Ireland mas
soisctsd for the orice of High Constable for
Kerry, Daniel O'Connell, son Of Maurice, and
grandson of the Liberator,l rol 'U an -
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13
PEN AND SCISSORS.

%They are talking about establishing .
manufsetory Of shoe pegs in Georgia. af35 -
~Awoolen factory Is to be started at Snow
vile, on Little River, Pulaski Co., Va. y. ..q
G9 The Rappahannock River in Virginia
Is closed with foe several inches in thickness.
~ strapis somstiussa very good thing
TO sharpen razors and dulllboys.oq - .gr~
\ g&-Ths number Of deaths in Baltimore
during the past week was So. II - .f,bal.tl
H@ What 10 tho. most interesting point In
amateur violin plsying2 stoppipgI YI
~ Thomas Mclaughlin, late mail agent
between Baltimore and Cumberland, Nd,
died recently. ~ y. s7a z T. = 3'
@John 81. Hodges, q compositor in tho
Erprs'' office, died In Petersburg, Va, lately,
Of consumption. eG wa = ne ,I'
~ Ammo Harrington, fallen, but bsau,
tiful girl, committed suicide In Philadelphia
recently. tia'J j jT'7'T
pS- The total number of conviots in tho
Tennessee State Penitentiary at present Is
three hundred and seventy-ejght. .fs ~
lB' The young woman who was "driven
to distraction" now fears that she will have
to walk back. PIX r77,
30" It Is said that the Yankee who was at
the point Of death, whitfield it of with his
jack-knife and recovered. II I'D .ri,-sgg
TA convention Of merchants of Missis-
sippi has been called to consider the best
means Of obtaining their goods direct from
Europe. ,.., 'f' 15TaE
~ There is one person in the Massschu.
setts State Prison whose term docs not expire
until the year 1880. There are 80 inoarcera.
ted for life. 7,J alt foIl adj .rr-, 80
N@- Robert Baxter, charged with killing q
man BY the name of Dunbar, In Warren
County, Miss, during last winter, has bsen
hung in vicksburg, Miss. II u b IN
,gg Reuben Long, the African giant, died
about two weeks since, In Allegheny County,
rem. Long was supposed to be the largest
and strongest man in Pennsylvania. iaoul =.
@s- The Maryland press are considering
the proposition to- -enslaye 10000 free blacks.
The baltimore Eroharss says no suoh law can
sy gs- Buckle, the author of the History of
Civilization, has been sued for libel, In Enr-
land, for publishing blasphsmous"a ssnti-
ments.h VI 05iisaDp yI99sia adT aoii -m
gs There are TO be two religious dailies
Published in New York Tho way Of trans
grsssot is hard, else the people Of that nietrop-
oils would not be 80 afflicted. anitN'7I
boz inH- The news Of the death Of Washington
Irving has been received in Englsnd, and is
alluded to in the papers with expressions Of
desp sorrow and regret .,ifT .I..5 ~
Boz nSr.rhs Tn.a, r.,.,,....r Ar
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

32 nH- The news Of the death Of Washington
Irving has been received in Englsnd, and Is
alluded to in the papers with expressions Of
deop sorrow and regret,
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

g@ There are to be two religious dailies
Published in New York The way Of trans
gressot is hard, else the people Of that metrop-
oils would not be 80 afiicted. S1itF07I
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

sy gs~ Buckle, the author of the History Of
Civilization, has been sued for libel, In Eng
land, for publishing "blasphemous"a ssnti.
ment6.h gi n,iI.nnn -1orola IN dN ~
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

gs- Reuben Long, the African giant, died
about two weeks since, in Allegheny County,
Penn. Long was supposed to be the largest
and strongest man In Pennsylvania, fo,r,F
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

,Ieb b alad hlih II
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-01-13

@T Tho Maryland press are considering
the proposition to- ,enslaye 10000 free blacks.
The baltimore Erohapgs says no suoh law can
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12
V A r / f T Y.

TThs Milssukss News eon,siu' an as-
soent Of "a sailor, who, afisr Ave years cruise,
returned TO tia, city. We let the News
tell abe balance Of The story:
He lsfs wife aud two children whsn 10
vsst svsy, and the frt thing on bis return
vas 70 seek on, his faaily. He fousd them
In The third yard, ssd sfsss tissiug his wife
ssv 9TH sstoeishusst that bic ehiiarss, like
skssp 10 the Esst, bad dssbisd in the last
Eve pears, - 10 The Blsss Of tee there we're
ssw fear. and sss qsiss sosll. He locked
81 his sifs. He shss locked 81 bis babies,
Thee ., bic wife, vss s,ssd silently by
Back ssd forth, fssa sss 10 ths ether, full
Avs nisusss Be ssssd, thee broke eus vi'h,
WEI, Mary, I~ snsu vsasa, toisAsss
ks4z. ysss'ps saised ekillrsz snarissiy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

Thus ne have the most rsiiabis and kirls,f an
thority q the intrcnste vAlae and merit of The
Coprer Rcd and In our dAy every man no matisr
how imhammab,e possessions. can calmly sit down
IN The midst OF the most violent thunder s:or. and
ieel perfectly sure hsi " he has taken The proper
precautions asaiRsi lightning his effects ~, DER
iee'ly and thoroughly secure Agaio>l all harm
We ell construct the eorPcrTof and POT u pon
buildings Tor thit;ThVe eeuts rer foot with roint.
in,uis,ors &c, complete. ib.ursnrs cor ranies
10 put up to baiidingA
Address.
CAMPBELL LEE
AVS. W -. Winrhr<tpr Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

svsrissess --awsss, wife. What has bsss.s
Of shs esspss1"
81 sspposs, ny dear, he hens have picked
tssn o." vas Der moderate reply.
-Hsss-hsss-sens sse-lsggsS ksas, I
gusss," said che husband, With ssas isDssa.
ssiy.
rs which she calmly replied, uMy dear,
did you ever see any other kidd"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

~ The editor Of the Bostos Libsrstor
calls upos the ladies Of the North 10 make
use Of sotAing that is produced by slave la
Dor. He nssdnt expect then not 10 use
estiss. TAey will not ssP,I 80 old f,S,d
fpsHs sLstr bssons
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

~ As szskssgs pspss says: III yes
vsuls keep your children 10 health give
ths@ plssty q fresh air.r THIS 10 eli sell
ssesgh bat seu~a days shildrss Pst 90 90
1sBy siss of their ewh that IL is almost i'm
possible 70 give tbsn fresh oss every dsy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

~ Ala recent eountry Wedding. on the
Enisistsrs asking Cd. bride, W ,lt ibos have
this mas 80 thy welded Husband - viibout
waiting fer 'bs oomplstiou Of the ssstsass
she replied, dropping . suTtssy. Yes, u
RoA Rkfaae air -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

A DousLE EocEp PRArER-A little hey
sss day had doas vrsag. aud vas seat, az.
Tee psrsatal eorrsetiso. 10 ask in secret ,hs
forgiveness Of bis Hssvssly Father. His Of
fsnss had bsss passion. Asxisas 10 bear
vhsa b bad 70 say, kis nssAss followed 70
tAs door Of bic reea. In lisyisg ssssai.
she beard hin ssk 10 10 made better. never
70 bs sagry asais, ssd thea, vita shlldliks
sinplisisy be sadsd -Lssd ssAs ssss ss~s~
kss6Sv eoan
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

uA very clever sssusdruh vas 49,
Walsh tSsk prise - PAilaaslpAia Ssas
ysass sisss. IL vhss assass ~ Ospa. Neg
sAsas he hszisassi he sAssgsd SAsn uiik
tsSSp Il hofsss vAisA thsy sever Roa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

t%W. " Hoos,a Poss-aa.ass u Vie.
Riass, publisAss thsi I've hsndFsA dellsFs u
tAs Pabiis fuads are nissiag f's@ his sRiss,
SD he asks "Who bas Eot abe nsssJlT
PossihlI seho nay Anawera- he.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

~ Beauty, like lehsssrs, will spoil In
tine, Kisses Ike loo, will nsit; Words are
bat air love Is DOLLY babls. h'igb., bsau-
sifai IN the light Of Fancy -toacbed BY the
sssgh reality Of life il is nothing Hope, the
playthisg Of the hsur 4; Despair, the suicides
excuse Money, the Col men Worship /;
Heessty, . nsu tui' Of clothes, worn IS lit
tis 90 possible, and sson out Of fashion ;
Prias,as excellent 50 bstituts for knowledge;
Homer, pistols and coffee for two.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

n-A boosy fsllgu VS. ob.sfsvsi 1hs
o,hu Day dFiVings 'posksT. holding 90 70
be Nil aod vhss asked shst be uas dsiaR.
FsPlisd that bs 'vas studyisg gs.bogrspby.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

w Ats kss black SsssisssaI 10 Africa
Ioliss Osdisssss vss lsasly Issssd. By
whish u Il fssbiddaa tAst Ssy DsEsss shall
psblisly wSssAip slllsaiesu. IAssasy, % oh.
or Fsptilaa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

- Tie 49,, tsa4ss~ssastsA Hsa vs
ever Aesst II 80 = sAes@aks, Vie always
shss Aa s1ss 80 gAissis4 Wise h rec "
ssl iaAs z soia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

H1- liasbsaA l Buss have soms shsses
- 4sy" "Wsll, stay a bose Asd take care
sf tAs ss,ldfsn, 1hss will b shsngs snougA,
Aay bSs."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12
NOTICE.

TFag sa1sssigss1 hsyiDe bees aaaoyss 81 psy
u soas Hsatise, Fishisg asd oiksfs - Hsspsss
les sPsa thsif lsads, give notics ikst 81 fstasu
iAsg sili eaess ~ isv 70 - figisig osforasl
agsiasi susA oGsntfrs.
aAMUEL o. BRYAaLv.
A.. nANn0IOnR
oRo. A. PORTKaFfRIn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

IL gsrsass are vsrusd azslasi pa,siae iArsses
hts Lsud ~ p Aassiafs hrirs. sssg
Chaflssosh. siii - cotapeiiea ts pfusecats 81
Psfsoas - uesPsssiag. % ibs srisnf ~ ~ Lau
LAWSON BoTF8
hafchst, - aDifiL oesFtiaa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12

~ NJ josss writes 70 . hisad, sd
slssss By sayiag, II Sa RisA v b abls V
sAy thHs ~ sits h Fssssssisg sievly."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12
Important 70 The Community


Two ihnss psfsoas Vhs sFs prepared % sssl 10,
easH snd cess ohiy. Ne sfs zoe abls 20 oHst
he gfsaiesi tatocemrhis ever Casfsa ~ ssy Ann
ts iAist ovn. Wsbsvs received cor Hsll siosk 81
Family Goods.
shirh kss hssn ssircisd vlth gree, ear, sss s,,.
shassd gith especial fs'srsnes ~ he sssts fts,
people 81 ihts ~ unitV o. smhrsrss 81 sfti.
tlss usssily rep ~ DRY Ooods 80 Grocer,
Store. sBd these affic'ss are rfsnek assIity !. a
elcs 70 commsnd hen to ne rnhlts fsyc, 4,
~ usT u DAY GOODS 90 ave b. IL, a.
isfsssi sfoct ever cHrpf tyus. AID us sfs svr.
ihat cor p -ss cannot faii a give sye,
- tbos~ 80 orr. fh- fimfs oar sabcis III
GROCERIES y uaasuailv hssyy, snd v,rv %.
prior sd 90 iavits particular aitsBtios a. a.,
sac suesfs sBd Molsssss
We thtat fhaf ID could ~ dincuIt 10 fos ,Ai.
eide aifhe city nafksisa sore erect -
lsai sssounssi of BOOTS AND
aHOE8. hiss hat vhiek 80 kavsna,.A -
lesi opsssa We kavs svsyy assitT
sd gs ere faiisfrf fhat se cas- eah -
sysfy issis sst sVsfy vast Der eocir
- ofPail aad WISER HATS AND CAPS
teesfsss pafiicaiaf sotics go coasitFfa-
- 49,. Oas ihiaE - ssy az viIA ~.
ieci VISA, go thai y fsst this kraaeh ~
ssfssabiist a-af--as iaAssd ever afksf- isss--
Gie,s aut csa htfdiy b impfovef
We hare sfoptrd he eash svsiea bssaass -
s~iisvs q ~ b. ~ ~ purchsssFs atsresi - Ices
hsa o1f owa sna ~ staf fbersfgfe sfssfs b.
sofs fiFidiy fkan ever Cal shh yoaf asasy,
find Tisa9s sd gou shah hsvs aa s9aigaisaifss
fFgfT rsni isvssist slh ~.
osIn HsBsEs = YzUesaEQ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12
LESI'Els'N
IMPROVED SHUTTLE
LOCK-STITCH
SEWING AACnINEs
Price $50 to $50

THE 70 The most rsliIbls Sewing Maehioe,V,r
shefes N his ma'ket. bo,h IN The quality OF ts
WofE - durability ant simplicity. The on,fa.
lion OF u Z" EASIER l-arnrd ibaa that of any other
Daehine, While " works viii ease on the hn,s,
silE 30 heaviest cloth witch 10 works In q Vstv
superior manner makinF strait evenly iaid
seam much hnsr ihan ordisary hand WORK whiIs
both ''dss OF me cloih are siteAed alike IL rare
" gas OCT OF working order or Teqoires repairing
al - 80 simple thsi an operator can perform al
stdinaiV repairs 90 it uniil " ~ worn 6ut Win
all these sdFaniskes over other Msrhines Se feel
son6Sent LISTERS Patent Sewing Maekines vii
best meet The ~sbts Of families All kids II rssa.
afseiufag ciOtbiefs, iaiiors or soy orhers fseui.
ring seam in their Uofk will find thlsa Msehib,
iAat OIL do their sotk, 10 fapid and substantial
@aasst, asd much pieeF ihan the ordinary vsb.
a@ti'es sho rsquifs such sewing viii snd -
AseAiee Peesisfiy adsptsd 10 their vans beside
ssvisg lahor ssoUgh u q lev months 10 pav Cor
aiioIs stll hsd great saving by Bsihe Tits Sc
iae Aaeeias, bestdes being sivsJs sore 81 80
PsFioF qsaiiiy q cork ihai does rot rip, asd tbs
books assA steer has hand sofE
RsfevsAos - . EsE PerSosf sias fhsm.
J. ". pieAsFdsos, MsfehAnt Tailor. GAY ST. asar
tks CAafch
IL, Perry = Co, ssOs Store. 10 Bsniaors 81.
!. y Res, 10 Batigofs Street
9. etfidsg, hasiiiis Haetofy, Baltic. Bussi sssr
PsHrs Chins sore
J. RFaos No ~ Baltimore Street
gsass Tayloy. No 3ts Bsmmore street
Miss Ksis wiiiysrd, - consfiiot,oh susss.
kp 3. a. Beard. No. 90 Eusof Street
Mn baetmilier IS MeEdsrFy Street.
Me- Nali.oa, i3S Hsnbpfg Street
hFs Y Brooks ~ usmbufs sfrst
Ogi1s and Sales ro0s 100 Balliaoys -.
hsfhle Baihing opposite he Adsms
RtnFsfs Omce BsHHmors M
lass 70 81 L D. CHASE AesuL
PAY HOUR TAXES q PRFs
TIVE Tafes sd Fees fof Ne ysaf 1859 are
500 das snd ia ne kaads 81 ihs sadsfsteass
fer eollsciions Pfoupf paYmeni II dsaandsf
J. W. CANPBELL. sh-fia
ROBERT LUCAS. d
JANIS y olRSoN. y O.
9. q. MOORE, ID. a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12
EVERETT li0USE.

AARTTNsBURo. VA.
'Hk esdesisaed having ssased sos n ssru 0
- yesfs the Hosei 90 the essHss q osssa Cd
nsrts streets, tsevn kerssolsse % ~ Rsvilas
farslshed the Hoa,e viii sstIrs ssV fsrsissrs
snd nitures, BE- sov prepared 10 seeeanodase The
navs,hes ruelis; sise bosrtsrs BY he wees.
Hts rABLE viil " fsrsisAed viii The eess h
the msfkst
His sAs WIN be sopplied With Liquors, isfe-
rior TO none In ,he eoanuy. /.
The STABLE will b. attended BY slperiss need
and attentive Osiier
hs 'he deiefmisation Of the undersisn~d "
make his House a home for all who mar favor
hin Win ihetr paifobsEe
A. Porter will - al the Depot upon the arrival
OF ID. usios. ssd will carry bsEgsg. and fro's
the Honsc.
call from his oli friend. and the public gene
rally. - respectfully toliei'-d
Oct. &. 'so-ir GEo w RANER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-01-12
POLITICAL.
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Esu TO % l. l. -.
~ BRAiHKRp-
rises r~ides wheel has stiii rolled 90.
Asd many weary aestAs have no~s,
0ises 80 sesetAes net;
0ss s,sH sweet memories Of thee,
Lfks sof,e,, ioses Of miss,relsy.
Do lisser 'rouad ne ye'
Nov 10 thy distsst prairie hone.
where fste', stern hand hath bid thee roam,
Thsa art gone FAR swsyj
YET eossd By frissd.hip's fairy band
Still 10 thee In IAst eisiant land
ny thoughts do siien stray.
on nensry's spell !. DER ne ess.
And OF, I ninsle mid the past,
And ~ish that ,hou v.ri AGAR;
Te be with Thee ~ 10 days Of yoee,
To zee thy sunny satIs osee mere,
Thy happy toner TO hear.
Nay ell he srigsssst sesses 81 Joy.
ofhsPpisess without alloy,
20 nee be ever gives;
fhy paiA 10 ssrsvs vi,h sweetest asvers-
With all HAT slsss this world Of oars.
The choicest sihs q Heaven.
Add vhsa thy thoughts do wander back
Aioos iifss varied cheeksrsd mack,
~ the magic power Of memory,
Oh thea q little boon ia ssk.
! hope Vi, notsn iTk,one task,
WIN iAoa remember ne.