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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-31

ENLARGEMENT OF PARIs.-On the morning of
January 1st, the whole circumference of Paris
stepped out mile and drew within its embrace
three hundred thousand new inhabitants. Par
is now contains population of million and
half. When completed the new city will be
thirty miles in circumference, with ninety two
gates. The old octroi wall is to be converted
into boulevard and planted with trees, and
will constitute the largest street in the world
The people living between the old and new wall
have been accumulating for some time great
quantities Of wine and other articles subject to
city tax, with view of being provided for years
after they are annexed to the city with articles
that have escaped the octroi. This evasion of
the law has awakened the attention of the au.
thorities but there seems to be no remedy for il
the city revenue will be legally diminished the
first year by this ingenious dodge of the law
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-31
BATH ALUM SPRINGS, va.

10 MILES FROM MILLBORO DEPOT, VA. C. R. R.
uAYING taken charge of this establishment am
Ii prepared to accommodate boarders in degree
mountains this season. My experience in the manage
ment of the old Sweet Springs, and more recently the
Washington House, Lynchburg. may afford some
guaranty TO the public of my disposition to please my
guests
The Bath Alum is admirably constructed and equip
ped-s in elevated region at the eastern base OF the
Warm Spring mountain, enjoying an atmosphere un-
raj Waters, Alum and Chalybeate. as excellent in
their kind any other in the State and the purest
mountain freestone.
TERMS:-Per day 81; per week, $40; per month
of four weeks, $50.
Excellent music from New York band provided,
and Ten Pin Alley, and other amusements acithoat
charge to the guests of the house.
On these terms, and with determination to please
hope to fill the rooms early and to keep full to the
last day of the season. II. SNEAD.
June 81 1859.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-31
FOR NEW YORK,

FOR NEW YORK.
TNHE New York and Virginia Screw Steamship
L Company's new and FIkST CLASS STEAM
Err, ssMT. VERNON will leave New Work eve
ry Saturday afternoon at o'clock arriving at Alexan
dM about 10 O'clock on Monday.
Returning she will leave Alexandria every Wed
nesday at 3 O'Clock P. NJ In time receive passen-
gers arriving by the trains of the o. A. and Manassas
Gap Rail Roads.
Accommodations for passengers first class in
every respect.
Passage including Meals. $3.50
N. B.-Shippers will please note that this is TIE
DIRECT LINE of Steamers between this port and
New York.
A commodious Depot has been erected on the Com
panys Wharf through which the Railroad track has
been aid that goods by this line be received
at all times and shipped without regard to weather
and without expense of drayage, &c.
No commission charged for forwarding.
Insurance effected all goods, (if desred at e o.
premium.
For freight or passage apply to
FOWLE Il CO. AGENTS Alexandria,
II. R. CR( HWELL & co. AG'Ts Y.
Oct II. 1859.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-31
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT THE
CLOTHING HOUSE OF
A co q d q L i II Y

(BRANDEBURGS OLD STAND
THOUGH the Great Eastern has met with serious
i accident Vet nv large and well selected stock OF
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING will abundantly
show that my cargo of Goods did arrive safely, and
includes the greatest variety of FINISHED cLo-
THING ever brought to this market
My present stand. at Brandeburg's old Corner
and Opposite the Va. Hotel, gives sufficiency
of room to show to my customers nice stock
of Clothing be exhibited this side of Baltimore
and which will sell at Baltimore City Prices.
The public are invited to examine my stock, before
purchasing elsewhere, at least all those who consd
er that "a penny saved is penny made"
JACOB POLLITZ,
Brandeburgs old stand, Opp'te Va. Hotel.
StauntOn Oct III, 1859.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-31
ARTEMAS WARD.

Qualifying HIMsELF.-The London Quarterly
for July has the following story:
A native of one of the South Sea Islands went
to Missionary desiring baptism. On his con-
fesson that he had two wives, be was told that
he could not receive the sacrament until he
should promise to be contented with one. lie
retired without asking further explanation
The next day be presented himself again aud re-
iterated his desire for baptism, saying he had
oply one wife. Upon examination it was dis
covered that be had qualified himself for the
ceremony by killing and eating one Of his wives.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-31

An original way OF answering two questions
at a time: Here, Biddy, my darint, what's
the time o'Dight, and where's the pertaty pud
dinn 2, sIt,s ate sir,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-31

Tell me, thou mighty deep, with waves 81 Ill
and clear is there good time coming
when hoops shall disappear? Some lore.
rock bound shore, sou.e island far away, VIII
these outrageous street balloons shall all
slowed aways The mighty deep was rip
with squall aud answered lew al
''none at all.'
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-31

! When Charles V. read upon the tomb of a
Spanish nobleman, Here lies one who never
knew fear he wittily replied, ''then he never
snuffed a candle with his fingers"
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-31

"Well, George" asked friend ofa young law
yer. "how do you like your profession" Z" "Alas,
sir, my profession is much better than my prac-
tice."
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-31
POETRY
Love.

Love.
Love! will tell thee what it is to lovel
1t is to build with human thoughts shrine,
Where hope sits broodng like beatious dove;
Where time seems young, and life a thing divine.
All tastes, all pleasures, all desires combine
To concentrate this sanctuary of Bliss
Above, the stars in cloudless beauty shine,
Around, the streams their fowery margins kiss:
And if there's heaven earh that heaven is surely
this.
Yes this is love, the steadfast and the true,
The mortal glory which hath never set:
The best the brightest boon the heart ere knew
Of all life's sweets the very sweetest yet!
o! who can but recall the eve they met
To breathe in some green walk their first young VOW
While summer flowers with moonl light dews were
wet
And the wind sighs soft around the mountains brow
And all was rapture then which is but memory now
CHARLES SWAIN.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-31

A lady, who could not conceal even from her.
self the ainness of her face, boasted that hei
back was perfect. THAT is the reason, l sup
pose, that your friends are always glad to see It,,
said one of her listeners.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-31
VOL. XXXVII.
Staunton Spettator,
JOS. A. WADDELL,l
L. WADDELL, Jr;, Propr
TERMS.

sSy. The .sSP PECTA TOR as published once eoeek
ut THO DotLErs and fifty Cents gear, aOhich may be
discharged By the payment OF Too Dolars at any time
vthn the year. No subscription OiA be discontinued
5ut at the option the Editors, until alIarre0rGges are
paid.
ADVERTTSENENTS of ten lines Tor less, inserted
three times for dollar and ce''tsor eac
subsequent c0ntnWGnce Larger snseree
IN the pr0p0rtl0n. ,
berat discount made to those aOho advertise 6y tine
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-31

The English papers state ths
oppulent family in London, .s
account annually for little nurs.
mong other things put down the moo
$1,750 for brandy to sponge toe G.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-31

FTNANNERY.-i have this day associated my son
i VIM. b. Gallaher with ME in the Tanning busi
ness in the of Waynesboro and the business will
hereafter be conducted in the of Ii. l.. GALA
HER q SON.
Persons indebted to my Tannery are hereby notified
TO come forward and SETTLE aud those having claims
against requested to present the for pay
ment NY sol, Wm B. Galaher, will always be found
at the Tannery and is Authorized to settle for me-
Public patronage is solicited for the new concern
- The highest Cash price will be paid for hides,
skins and bark at all times. H. l.. GALLAHER.
Wavnashnrnh Let lSlQ -lu&
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-31

AL dosrtisanQ for less time teaa three months, Uat
be CHARGED for ut tie usUdL rdtes$1 90 per squire fo
the frst three Insertions and ta0ety cents for eGc
su5segnent issue.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-31

nR. JAMES JOHNSTON, SURGICAL d
~ MECHANICAL DENTIST, having heen located
permanently in Staunton for the last four years. would
respectfully inform his friends and the public gene
rally that he still continues practice Dentistry all
its various branches with the sricest regard to du
rability and usefulness.
Office the south-side of Main Street opposite the
old Spectator Office.
Stannton Nov % 1854
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-31

HAT STORE.-The subscriber invites the at
IL tention of the public to his stock of So
HATS and CAPS to be found at his store FE&A
Opposite the s.VindicatOr Office. e.'-
He Keeps constantly hand large variety of Hats
and Caps of fashionable styles and of HIS OWN
NJ M4NUFACT URE, which he will sell at prices which
cannot fail to be satisfactory.
.g~ Give him call ROB'T BlRTN1TT.
Staunton, Oct IL. 1S59.-3mO
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-01-31

ROUND PLASTER FOR SALE.-The
VI Staunton Steem Mills Co. now receiving $50
tons of best Windsor Plaster which they will sell
fresh ground to the farmers of Augusta and neghbor
Ing counties at prices lower than the article be
purchased elsewhere in this market. Apply to
Nov. l5, 1859. s. A. RICHARDSON, Sup't.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21
rHR BALrINo.a eosVssrIoS.

The city Is full OF delegate. aud outsiders
Interested 10 the proceedings Of tho Con-
van'ioo- Wherever you 60. the tumalt OF
Convention Atte0ds you, aud With the greet
Cosventiop ~ Rroot street Theatre, there
seems to have assembled bali hunJred
small eopvsntions, 10 all sections Of tie city.
aud ell kinds OF plsess--bar rooms. street
eotasrs, ho'sls, parlIrs. every ubsre. indeed =.
except in church. All over the city there
10 the same din CT debate, on the same sub,
jset
The Convsntipo M sooner opsasd-ths
prayer ~as scarcely aoi,hed. and Mr. Cash.
iug's address concluded. than the keht, ad-
josrnsd over ~ Cbsrlssson, recon naensed .,
Baltimore.
The motion 90 admit ell the Charleston
delegates 70 seats, v-s rydersd BY an amend /.
meot, pledgisg those delegates 10 ABIDE the
dSeision Of ths Convection, and support its
uomipes. Thee cane . substitats fer she
latter resolution sud am-ndmsnt, proposing
10 refer the Ssceding delegates TO che con.
rnittee on cree entails
This wss Douglas move, and upon the
call Of the previous question, the Douglas
neu expected Ia settle that question 10 th.ir
liking before dianer
Never we're % on more dissppo' nted than
nh q New York, voting against the previous
question, gave them . discontinue, from
sbieb they declared they would rally in half
80 hour
The opponsnts Of Douglas sets inotdinste.
~ gsstihsd AZ this show Of plumbers, and
seem 10 have become more srdsss than ev-
eF .
IL IL psu believed that the session Of the
convention is likely 10 DO proIraesrd one.
Soon after this decision, the convention
took recess for dinner.
Both parties cain ths power to control
the aetioa Of The convention, aud shape II %
thsir SieSs. The Douglas men, however,
seen more ssnguiOe, ct least they talk lou 3.
or aod make greater exhibition Of eonA-
dsaee. Their opponents o. y, wait aud veil
SEQ '-"brsg 10 = good deg, but hold fast 10
better So goes the Sat Of words, during
dinssT time.
The vUgiuis delegation stands IS Il stood
At Charleston. nor 10 there BeN seen abe
shadow of turning among those WhS held
eat AgEiost Douglas ct Charleston.
The feeling here insuFss tbs certainty,
that II the seeding delegates are nos admit.
ted there will be larger ssssssion than DO.
fsre
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21
sEpr. DAVE oS rLArFoRMs.

ssDstOr Davis, Of Mississippi, in bis late
spsssh in references 70 Douglas, thus sIp press
Cd HE opinion absut Platforms
/" The fact Is tbA, / have . dec inioR re,
spset or platforms. would sooner have
sn hoOssi msn on any sort Of = riekety plat.
form yoa could construct, than to have n
man eOeId not trust on the best platform
that could be nsds"
Let the D. DoerSey Who busted OPP about
. platform a, Charleston, read ard ibvsrdIy
digest the above, and they will quit tsuniiog
ihs Supporters Of Bell AID EvsTst,, who
have pa, bsfs's the eOsntry bones. men
add capable, whom all msp can trust, u;on
sbs simple platform Of tbs Constitution, the
UniOa, and ths sofOrssmsst Of The Lsws.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21
rae IHDEPRxDRNr.

Oar eotsupofaryl Of the LAdepsAdsnf
charges Ne, in bis last issus, with having
sstsd unjastly tOvsrds him, 10 having inF.rr-
cd from bis nrtio's two weeks ago,
that be uas leaving in" 70 the suppOrt
Of stephen A DOoslss. We diselsin asy-
shisE Of the sort. II By qaeiiug his oun
words, thereby showing bis iOcOnsis,sueis,.
and wavsriss iSdsPeOdsSes, We do hin In
justice thea, indeed, gill Ne plead guilty
20 the ebsrge, aud premise 10 be consistent.
ly aud faithfully syHIt to him duripE the
present CANVASS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21
MA BED.

In WsiliAnspOsI. Nj. 90 Tgsedsy ,yssiu,
he l3s tu,t Nv he Rev q l.. pl.y ~ JOHN
fLt MING. fs'sssFiv 81 Sksph.,esrsn .
h''. MARY SUSAN, sssebsr 81 Mr.. Gsoits
"oh-s" Of Wita1sTvTt-
~ he Hssdster 81 be- nO'ksr ~ he rnsstyc q
btaasuiSt 90 WssssSsy. 10 I3,h ibst o. 10
scltcs ~. ~ ne kes e BsUst Re,
= TAYLOR ofI sturt CsUnft Va o, Mi,s
MARGARET y. BASS VI BfuBs~itg Cosls
Va
A. ne residence 80 Rtsly E.S - cUF.
CuaeV 90 he Oh iSsi ~ E-p n Snusf GRO
bOHHAM o. cisrSs cesSfy $40 MissHLR
klsT RELY .: J, sctson copsu
On Ihs N aa. ~ Rev J. Pee o. AS Nj.
CANT. o. Jvhsrses. and Miss ELIZA KELLY
81 Cake CousU
Ga GsstH' HoFhinF va ta,t o. ,As r,,i.
sshss 81 ne hf'es n,sitst ~ Rev CAss Ntrs
D. FHos. JUaNER % Nss. n. BKLLEJAN-
My ssueh"f o. sEs lac Dr. Jaassy. --beA Of
Clasts Csuty.
o. ne - ia'. ~ Rev W ~ Bssm AND
FsycsrssSrsoss. and Miss D0Gs eessosBIs
b0th % Wiaetrs<r
On The 3isi ~ MAJ 81 he rs.idsses n As
sriess isiher. 10 asagsHsa b. lev J.g CARE
Ger. THOs. cLEyEN9RR srs kLBEC.
CA MONTGOMERY sHe' Essasr.sls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21
CHEERING new. Faon ALAaAnA.


4 The Hoe. Jrnr cLr.ESs, editor of shs
Msaphis Erq.r.r, Is on yisi. 70 Hun,.>
vile, Alab.ns, frsu which plaes be hss
written letter TO bis paper 10 -bich. ssisr
stating that there Il an amount Of political
excl easpt' there, wk;eh hsbas seldom hnorp
bsforv, says:
The Seesdsrs do not hesitate openly to
say tbst II Judge Douglas 10 nomi sted st
Baltimore they will vote for Bell ani Ever
cit. They seem TO regard third nomins-
tioo tt Richmosd rs q folly, (ss indeed 10 is)
aud believe that in voting Tor such nomina.
iios their suffrasss would be thioun assy.
am told this is the fsslisg throughout abe
kouhsru and along the Western border Of
the State.
I esnsot tell what the feeling 10 in other
parts Of the State ba, have seen enough
here TO satisfy me, that II Douglss 10 nomi-
mated si Bai,imers, Bell will carry Alabama
by decided majority. Tbsrs will Of eOu,s-
be . spssoOdn sfort smosg the isadsrs
about Montgomery, 10 o Beeuusts their for
evs upoa . tbird candidate, hut the feeling
spOeg she masses is decidedly against IL, aud
/ feel assured tts, will fail ] hsd almost
gwen up Ahoams 80 ioss 10 souod pin
eiples. bus my opinions have uudergou ne .
radical change within the last few days, aud
Dou look 10 the result With hope aud eon-
6deEes.
IL Dsuglss 10 aot nominated, there will Be-
. stampede amoeg his friends. 10 any con-
tsngeney there 10 reason TO believe ths, our
ticket may succeed iu IAis hi,ssrtO hopeless.
ly Democratic State"
What glorious, soui-s,irfinS news hou ~
unexpected quartsr-evsn from the strong
Democratic State Of AlabsmsI ssrsiy the
friends Of BEIL aud EvERErr In virgini.
and IN all the other States should nov take
courage, aud forthwith Sc, abOu, The work Of
the canvass, vigorously, ensrgstieally, suthu.
sisstieslly. All hands 10 the rescue, ssd
. glorious Vie'ory will be ours kAao.d
Whig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21
LECTURE.

Rsv.J heKEsDsEs RuLsr, d D. will
deliver . Lecture 90 the "Uoiyersal Yankee
NAliOs, !" 10 ibs n Z Church, on Saturday
evening nszt.
TIE object Of the lsesSss, Is 10 aid 10 the
liquidstioa Of . Church debt.
The SonusBdsbls purpose Of the lsesars,
sod Ibe great rePuts'iSa OfDS Kelley. sbsSId,
ssd us dOubs AOs vi !, attract . large al,
disDss
TICKETS as Csnls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21
TaE PRoBABiLtrIss.

In view Of the extreme grouods taken BY
Abe Southern wing Of The Democracy, aud
the determination Of The pOugIas meu 30,
70 yield their candidate, . split a, B.l,iusrs
vas deemed inevitable. Ga this subjes, she
Clipper says:
Elf the slavery question shall be intro
aueed ct the Convsstios here, the Nor,hsra
and Southern Democracy eau osly agree 10
disagree. The masses Of che people are no,
isnoraot Of thsss facts The ineursbls -sak.
ness Of Dcmversey-its hopeless inability to
bring into the hsld any candidate ip whose
sufpeft the whole vote can be concentrated
srs,oO plainly visibls-tsO perfectly dem
sss.rstsd To be ignored. Uudet these cir
srmstsnsss there 10 but one safe course for
senservstiys pen, Who are anxious to pre-,
vent the suessss Ofths Intensely sectional eau
didate Of the Republican party.
Tho fact IL before the eOuptry. Eithe,
Lipeoln or Bell must be elected. IL is
worse than useless TO usi, longer upon the 80
,iOe Of the Democratic CsBvspIios. Il 10 the
part Of prUdsOes aud Of patriotism to take
ground ., once fer Bell or for Lincoln -
TAsre 10 no occasion for contest between
Southern seetionsiism aud NortherB section
alIsm. Let IL Be bstveeu nationality aud
ssetioBsli.u. Let 10 occur between Union
msu aud the Republican disupiOpists. Tsis
is he battle tbst mun be fOOgb,, add no time
should be lOst BY tine frisuds Of the Uaie q,
whatever may have bean their former party
Affiliations, 10 concentrating their whole
strength upon the UuiOu candidate as th.
hss'-ths only chance to defeat the Rspali.
ecu party"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

nv The ftispds of Douglas ssd iks friends
Of Linsoin boast thst their candidates did
no' hsvs 'hs sdVsniAgs. Of good ed ussliobs
We'll We nast Ne suppose, sor fees that snF
ssadidaiss, Bel snd Evsrstt, Aad tkoss cd.
vsntages SD Eha, " mere, made th. NOS,
sdmiFsble use 81. them To short. We 60.
toevlsdes Tor iS sosld bs utterly IN vsip 70
deny w ibai both u hes a.e amonE the
nos' highly sdasstsd mso in che aati5s. spd
ibai oas ofthsm bss - . scholar, 90 iivibE %
prior Oar opPobests ere u eourss .. liz
srty - msts al they ssa Gus Of these eos
flssIgha = Pteaflcs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21
REVELATION BEVeas THE sovoDa
- GOhMfITRR

The Wsshinsios sOrrespsodsaI Of ,Ls
Herald Of " sdBssday ssys
"Tbs Coyods Commitiss TO-DAY son.l.S.
ed its testimony P0FBsV sud wssd,Ii
we're the lsst witnesses. The formers ts,.
timony wa' shosS 70 the Prssid-n, and ay.
srsl nsubsrs Of che Cabinet. Among 9TH
or ,hioRs. be ststsd thsI he had hssn oR.r>
ed By Mr. bashsesn ihs Consa'at. 10 Liy.
erPool or the mission 20 Russia Or Prussia.
II be veuld sequis-ss 10 the policy ofIA. Ad.
minisirat'oa; bat he declined NJ, Wen.
dell testified that he carried tea thousand,
dollars in bis pockets foP ws@ks 20 present,
- Col ESFpey, aud IL necessary vaa author,
itsd 70 iootsa.s 70 TO twenty or twenty .fVs
.hossand dollars, be Woald aeo-pi the
LivsrPosl Consuists o. the missios . oss Of
'ae great P0Usr' Of kurOPsi b, Fsrssy de-
shned"
Wbs, startling evidences 10 this Of % so,-
Tsptioa, dspfsVi,y, snd sitter roitsansss Of
ths great head Of tie Democratic psr,y-
even The President Of the United sta;.. I
Offering 20 BoFRey the Csnsulais 70 Liy-
srPool, or The niSsion 70 Russia o. Prassi a
aud zen, tvsnty. OF tvssly .Gvs tboussnA d,,l-
lars besides, " be tFsysssl wouid asQnis.ss
10 tbs policy ofIhe Azinis,rasi1Af
AID Jet, in ;he face Of sirtbess shsshius
and disgraesial fas,s-faets demoas,a,ins he
sitter corruption Of sbs Den ocrAtis lssdsrs
ssd politicians IAs people ere aes IN %,
psaisd - support ibs slssiisa OF asoaAst
Democratic candidate fos The Ptssidspoy I
i IL possible that suy pstfiotis q, is.n Of
the Republic, 81 asy party, viii give heed
70 this Fscklsss aod demsgnRisal spaeai =
RicAaonS HAig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21
nEEAaEnIn ANR clacun.

Yfon ths show bills Of lhs Ronsson &
Lass Msnsgsris add Cirsus, aud frsw re-.
por', IL i' great stair, and viii doubtlsss
sirss, large st,sbdsnss II is scarcely
nss'ssSfy 70 cali slisutios 10 iLs sdVsrtiss-
mspl 70 another COLUMN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

~ Late advless FsPfsasst thst Fsassstiss
y pefishisg 10 ksasss, "a al he bardss
hissguFi aod Ioua sosatiss Ne faia has
ice fsf gssks, sbiis - ihis lstita1s We
bare bees dfsesbaS ~ wssts pasL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

es-Wshsvs reports q . severe hsil stores,
"a sssssdsy lsss. 10 ths soaihsrs pert II tbs
sosasy, shsA proved sssssdissly dssssustivs
% all sFssiss srops
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21

~ TIE ksehestsT Dsaee>st STATE. is,,
hr. Hall. tss "s~ss Of tAs s-Is bs.lod ksr..
-Geotgs u PAtsheb," Ia. rsesn,iy rcfs,,I
al "ffer % e25 900 for kitn. estimating n,
value At pLS 000ASSve ILSt 6xurs Pa sL,s
has proved hImself tn tastes, trv,tins sta,
llos IN the uoTId, in his Ise.st msteh-. With
Ethan Alleo
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21
tPor iss ~
LgCTuR o..

A Lsctsns wlii - esEvst,a o. 4
q Cesreh, % thi. tovs. 90 Ssturss
sisnt. o. . o'elort r n - ne r,
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either OF iAe DsvE s1cfvs. % 81 ~
CAarch.
TIE Lressre IA desissed TO sid 10
sftAs debi 90 ns cssreh siises
Or. RsiLsv snd 10 Re-. s..ss
sEP-esrd % oecvpv The % pit - a
oae ia M iofehoos. the Other a. Gig
tAV atih lest
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ED.

oe IKE 81 lost 81 NorL RisTr Mills. Hsas-
SHIRE cossy, CHARLEs y sLAcI f,s,s,
y OF " 'sshssssf. 20 ~ ois' yssT 81 BE %,
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81 George W spd Msfy e Tafh ~ Fsp'iss
J's,fs"u 60, agsd 0hs year, siEsi Bo4ibs ,t4
tusuiS days
TIE ists'si ell axe place 81 0srsrdssss
ihis uofning ne pf9cessign 10 stait fuu hsns
a. Asu past siKat s'eiock
spdcstif - esipttsy wssh Ne. ELiZI
hETu SMALL eeBssrt ~ NJ, lsba ~ SHtI.
Of sefssisy eroag sesd 20 Trafs
10 HsHsusbufs - Tsssdss issL sasfs tsr
iiusss. NJ ---PAtCAL. % FfssHsE csasH
We, sssd stgai - Isan.
On ~ - is't. Ms JULIA A. BhOsIUs o.
AaftasesfE. IL her sti yssi.
Os ne 80 lns' HARaY FRAEkLiS. ~
tshi sgs % george sed Aas Asbss'.
Asfiifstafg
AtuslAoss Va 81 ~ 81 49, sasf s'ssn
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eeHa'y NJ tssd afesihs 80 - csts
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fmotua NLnsnY EscAnFNrur.-Ats
aiiiisTy oonvsatioo, held 10 Rlobmoaa ~
EbgFaisy Lees Il sss Fssoysd q held "a se.
csmpmsnt 81 he oavsly so Eil ths osh,s
voiantsss eafps q vireinia. a 30 Fslr
q oaaas 30 Rishwsa1, - Toe. day. gossu.
be- tss SD, esafisuiag sot les thsa thee
days
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EErUsLICaN AcoErTaaoDa.

Both NJ. Li0eOls, shs RspubIisss roni>
nee for President, snd hr. Hsmlin, ths
nominee for Vice President. bsTs written let
ters e sSssptaBess