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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-07

The threatsI They are Is dcspicable
IS they are futile. Every man who
knows anything Of the character IL lie
citizens d Utah, knows rieht. wen chat
the hand viii Be speedily palsied which
is raised against an honest man who
speaks his honest sentiments. Did We
live IA the midst 81 anarchy and mob
rule We might talk IN another strain,
provided that we we're natural-born
towards. ButWe know that We live ii
the midst Of honest men, and hence feel
perfect safety III speaking honest SEN
'timents. OF the final issue We have
no dread. On the subject on which We
treat We are right on every point.
The remedy! II Is, as We have be-
fore observed, in the voice Of the peo-
|ple. Not IN Vigilance Committees,
but IN the universal discountenance Of
these idle Migrants.
The presence 81 the army III Utah
y no fair apology. Let every man at
tend 70 his own lawful business andthe
earning Of his own honest living, and
now can the army interfere ID prevent
it9 Thor attaches and appeudages
may offer Inducements, but il they can
find no victims, their unlawful efforts
are paralized.
The plain duty Of our citizens ii to
follow out the counsels that have been
given 70 them from the foundation If
our first settlements; to practice in
dastry, honor their Almighty Pro-
Ftector, and deal fairly and honorably
with all mankind
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-07

The IIarper's Ferry affair urom;...
the battle horse for political b,,r. !. a
The session islikely % be oceun; '.S' I
siderably with that subject IN, n
of Virginia submitted resoInt;ar |. s' Y
for an investigation into the whela w. ~
with the view Of reaching suspes - - \
Ipnblicans Mr.. TurubuIl 81 IiI; \
immediately gave notice that WA VA \ 4
resolution came up he should ma. !
amend BY extending the INJURY !. A
seizure Of the Arsenal at Liberty NJ.
IN 1853 The resolution Of Senato, " v
son came up for consideration a 4 y 1
day. Immediately followed by IN 49, "
ed amendment which led to 49, 49, J
speeches. and no action up to ia - IA g
adjournment, The affair at Libeyt, y
being chargeable TO the.tnigQer. dr;,s. = !.
Senator Turn bull doubtless antie;s.si
thereby neutraiizing il not kilIinars...s
right the ch argos against tie sIs Y.
worshippers sympathizing with BroSs =
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-07
Local L. NEWS.

CALIFoRNrA MAIL We are 4,
formed that Mr.. Brady has elem
the track, and left Major Chorpon5is.
in full possession. The mail ariTe
on Wednesday evening, and, iudeS,
from the past performances, there h
every reason to believe that We sb,T
have a regular western mail.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-07
sERNITUpE.

The statutes 81 Utah are little ap.
preciated BY the great majority of oul
citizens, because they are little studied
Gcntlemen learned IN the law, as the,
seem to think but protect Us, Black.
stone! how they mistake themseIyesi1
Edenunciate the volumes of our laws
wholesale, We have heard many talks
ON the subject, but as to arguments ,they
arc scanty. The strongest argument
NE have heard was that the laws of
Utah were not passed under the i'm
mediate dictum Of lawyers. We
confess that this may have been 4
greYious mistake. IA solemn conelaye
OF bachelors and doctors Of law should
h~ss bven rua,r,is una muse honest
hard-Norking country gentlemen who
have common public interest should
have been excluded. The Latin and
French which our professionals bungle.
but cannot understand, should have
electrified our Legislatures and con-.
trolled their votes. But, alasl alas !!
Common sense has taken precedence !!
Is i not q pity2 How long have we
been trying to introduce into Utah the
old pocket filling system of technicali-
ties and quibbles2 In all our en-.
beavers we have failed, ] and SO far We.
are behind our more civilized neighbors.
The laws Of Utah, it is true, as they
now read, have given but few and
meagre perquisites to lawyers. So
far, speaking as lawyers, We must pro-.
noance them very much at fault. 81
= it not the duty Of oil Legislative
bodies to frame their statutes with d
view to the big fees and accumulating
wealth Of the legal faculty? why
should our statutes be in plain under
stood English Why should we not
cali mp the decaying languages Of the.
Wondering ancients to adorn the pages
OF our Statute books2 What business
have We TO make laws so that ae who !
runs may read them2 We have men
among us who study Boo LATIN byI
paragraphs, with volumes o. sheep-skins
in their arms; is it not our duty to en- |
courage them?
The vile rabble!" The people at
large! What have they to do With the
earned sciences? What right has any j
nanto defend himself or yindicate his |
,Wn rights in. court of justice without
ne prompt assistance Of ID, with sew /
raj L's behind it. s.,5.
Pshaw! Such q thing would be an
Innovation on oldestablished rights and
lsages. Is il not then the duty of the
'eople to pronounce a solemn male
fiction on every act Of the Legislative
assembly that is Published in plain
nmistakeable terms? Should they
Iot veto BY their popular cry all that +,
] plain and understandable? 4
BY our profession we are lawyers |.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-07
THE LEGISLATURES.

III Tho Co5ncil and ITni,sn -. 81.
Byaned !. gs;n s, T1as; t10ss 81, msr y eoh,
ba, s. s5nrt ses IS, ! M. ,l hs lOFl "
scnns;;aarabio b,,s;,ass NJ -, ~. ia.'er al
from Tohn ~ Ra..,, ~ 4 g !, ~ !et
III Snsntsh FarE an u ! y, 49, ! s,lllea
az nat;,;,, q !, 4 .ls $500 tsatlAs
tow. asL;n,, Z ,,art; 49, as,''s - a IS iell,
49, s. ~! iln y "a al
80. lion si y, tig ,,., poIateu Limits
s.s tesenteu ~ Atr, 1 y lilire g Pe,
e.1luh , ron .ne eltlzeils q. Tort Ceda,
~ Y lle'1 ~ tatlenNeeks and tlyenty-seyta
others, asking Tor q city charter, to u
called Deseret City, was presented i,
Mr.. Brown. The remonstrallee IA
petition were referred to the co,n,n;;t,s.
on Interpretations. Mr. HpIbrsst
chairman Of committee On Flsotiss,
.uresented 4 list ef Fam; tor;;a1 ! I i W,
~ ofI;cars s. NJ loetad ~ 1 u NV goua
H. 81 Jg =, lVse q q
~, S. / I, !! ne lePet
ssss ieoetseu my ialu % ttle e table, y
ouliie Z III - 'olilt session. ME. Stop
presented i 9 plil 81 q expenses, from
Messrs. ~ ckaday At Burr, amounting
70 Sd l5,whieh the clerk s unyarnsh
ed diction sets down, .sssor hanging
Thos. Ell. Ferguson. II The stbilE,, wa,
referred To tIe committee N (ila;ms
The ssaot ii relation. sto the. pen;tsg.
t;ary,s So ss..a ~ F,s, ei''ssN
On Wednesd rs 4 q nral, .,,...
ported back the petition ior s, ; s.,
IN the Lepislatiys IS ma w ~ ~
Pete Comfy y;th ~, !, aaa
n net a,,nart;an;,, D, ~ IVY ~
lies I - I''..il soa,
Aeon, I'm, 90 "a, s. IS. - ssas,'e
sections the iii ,sas sI Is;d lsaaps
e .,,ss ~ s..e .aos
% 81, ]. q - n.y.
sb, ernetl;ag &, 81 .n HI, !l.o
oorat;aa. MI l !. =. : IN illVqi
llso 81 renortin,, r,y;ssd ste,,.,. g syr i.
rs citis e ca,.,, .ss.a ..is ips
orv n Ia nnnsi' ~ IN ,I $ ny ieii' .
,ented Z ne,;iion al NJ y I M XII
81 ma Is 4 - -. {. lp' !, =:
staf,.5 49, ~, s., ~ US, - 49,
q nresent ,a,,,.s, 81 seus
ss,t 4, $ - eloss s. ~ ~
ICES and ia M ps.,s.O ~ ~ NJ. rs Sc
1.rsation M berd I, II Y; ~ ~ ~ u
ls. presented NJ n & M, M,
lions were S yrad y, 81 ! !, g ~,
oittees NJ sRsMaal 3 49, loPs.5s ~;
ion from III Iftah ,sssa,sJ y ~
.gric,lltural soc;atv ~ : :.
r 3 Is dafra. - Is, y
eferred to IN, cor, =, 1900
lre Dc M Tbmrbsr .s 80. ~ s, s. -, ~
lion from AR IS 3 pB,,ils .ss ans r. oiS. +
rs. citizens az snan;sh For 80, Y, >:
n appropriation tor. hniIJ Air., m, 80. !.
~ a BRIDE over ira Snan;s6 Is ~ .lls,.
5ferred 10 the committee nn f n a
oeunnent ii relation IS ia tna,sa;;sI ~.
tion Of Utah a,,nt,, ,so., s,,h.,,;ttad IS
Er. Wright, 4ftsr cans;J. ma Is. a.
ON II was REFERRED Iacl -, ~ S
q on Reyen,,e ms a d 80 wv s sas M
pairs and current - ~ psn.
entiary were snhn,;,,da .. M. W. " 90 49,
go 80 y: 7utFs " Sst ftt
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-07

praise Of other Bishops, and hope
that The same good and agreeable fel-T
lowship may long continue ii exist
between the shepherds and the flock.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
P 0 f T | G A l.
EARI.EN KIsI~G.


" fphN . sANE.
God bless ~ mar Who arr invrntei slerpr
81 Ssar0 PalFa said art 80 say
Aud tiess bin, also. hat he tilnt keep
his great discovery 60 hirnsslti 90 nv
To MAKE u-as he lucky fellow might
close moeoP'y - Fa'rn' figaii-
Ys,--bless M iran Who are, iaver,cd ,Is,p,
"a really cant aroif the itetstior.N
Bu' t.ssttlt man win cures loud and deep,
Mhatey ne tascal's ns,ne o. axe or siation.
Wa hfsf insrGIFt. asi went rouud advising
That sulhc'si cu'-od- Esilcy Ristgi
Re- ui'h he iafx and With The lark 10 be-
Observe Nnne iumn, sentimental
MaHims ltse thee st- v-sY rhsarty sah3
Bot -f~ VOC mAkv yuafss 70 . fUgi o. t4wi
PRAY, iust trqutr~ stUut ~ fts-- 49, isn
Aod ~h.ts~f O's, nave saY It'd a, sHl
The "'im- for hore,t people 90 Be add"
J. "a ih- mHrutLs. % reason figh
Add he 700 caoao' keep b.. rfectva, head
L POh his piiuu iui ~ laid, Ieht
Add 81 e. l2y his tory m0rping utBs,
" A. 10 kusvcfs "a clse--he dfinksi
Themson. Who .urF ah.ut he Srasuhs' ,aia
d VISA gte',ous ihinE 20 "a, "a season,
Bot thee he said ii--lying 90 b's bed
A. 10 o'clock The gsty rsasoa
he ~rcte - cha-ruiariT Thes''npi- ressou q.
HIS r. sachiu. wssu tsSne iuuea by as Frsciiee
'Tts, douhtes. yell 10 - sonietfnr~ AJAX -
AEake 10 tutY and svazr 10 IaIt--
Bai xhen aIssl = nicr rrytw AXE
OF oar ee,I lcv. sant day. ~ dad, IN 80 n.
Tn h.uf. thaf itaye the ,iigtf-sl canss - aeeP
Are taosr passed "a eat eaOod, oi--aslrrp ~
lie s-AprilBl 20 leave abe World auhii-
f.1i ihr sut sistous At he gentle htshi;
Ant tree 81 last IRON inertia care OF gaze,
r. lsr~. - unIv 90 "a angel. stgEI,
IN sleeps svrri realm - costly ,but IN,
s. iei vs. rep an liy- %. Maker prsissi
IKE t.- are 900 when be- isthef fhougrt
To clip a.. 90 .r-t usp - tac.uryet phrase
% yst'1n. m o. early 80 1g>trr caught
Gre SERVED him ist- J. .. Fui sts.Isuf ffi,ing--
III. u.tnL- /. ~. n- L.n-.L - ILr ....N rL.lr ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

TA woman should never under any
cireumsanees Wh,,eye- lose her temper
Might a. vel tell ths wind not "a blow
on q March DAY, or tbs rain not 20 com.
down IN April IL does them good to cx-
lode oceasiouiy' woman to be good fir
anything, must haze a. much spice and
sparkle 10 her asa bottle Of champagne -
aud IL the cork does come out ones in =
while, wiihla HANG, Why tba, don't Ieprso,A,e
the value OF the goods
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

HS-GIgs mGn the ne ssafie, Of life and
he vans the eonvsui-ncfs Give him the
oonveuiences aud he cSyes the luInries -
Grant him the Injuries ani he sig for the
elegsnoiss. Let him have tn eleganeies aud
hs yesrns for the follies Give him ell to-
getber aud be complains that be has been
cheated both IN the pr ce aud quality Of the
artieles
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

EEIt is not tho erea; ;Lings Of life over
which mortais stumble A rock We walk
around, a mountain We cross /, is tho uu-
observed, uuexpee,el, unlocked for little
stick. aud pebbles which cause usto halt on
our journeys. The blind may run againItA
rock and not fall. bot pa, a small matter 10
lie way aud be will STUNT l. over it,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

tV A bachelor face, ,ays Prentice, is Of
ten the worse for Sear-a married one, for
wear and tear But pren'ic- atoncs to she
ladies when he says, next 10 God We are
indebted to women. G st for life ilse' au1
then for making il wor'h having
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

nTPrertiee ssys We have heard Of great
many ratification meetings and indig alton
meetings, aud one Of our Union brethern
proposes that the laneey,iIge men Of Ksn>
lucky row try themselves upon mortiGo,
ton meeting II j. thought that. although
tbe meeting would be small, the feeling would
be very sincere.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
THE VIRGINIA WHEAT
I'D RILL.
VIM. \. SUDDITH & co.
CharleSioWH, Jefferson County, Va,

II HIS ne~ inyeGson, though only before the
public for three season. has been universally
Acknow,rdErd whrfe tested 20 be The most ps firct
Machine ever ttycn srt ,aTsCwiug gain a. IN ian
peas u 80 cou-JfutIel a. 10 soS any quantity
~ ~nSs!, i'oa Efee Peess ~ tWo-aud a-baIt busa.
eis per acre.
L. arrangement fOr sis,fibuuos Guano Lime.
Plaster. Ashes, Nc. either N damp OF dry siate.
ciarfs from and eSccii all olhrr Dulis Bow before
me pub &c IhIs t;FcbJsrut o. also constructed 10
soy say desired qlsGiiy ui manure. u addition
ip his Improvement, wr have GRASS SEED.
Err g e r0ving Grass or Clover Seed tfcancast
Ehish can BE- atiachel 10 crsuei Tor ihs sun OF
hgr dollars
The P'o9r'etors have heca engaged 30 The manu-.
fsctufinR 81 The DtI.i over eight years ard have
teen continually imprUviuE Ttes Eos uuh cuu-
hithce oder a Dtbl 90 ,5eir own irvcrton 10 a
Discerning public and vsffsu; u 10 gise entite
Satisfaction
rhn Dnu has "a decided advantage over any
u'hrr Tor iis simplicity and dsrsbUiiy, no;Aing
liable l. gel cat q o'tef, an has ony oos single
gearing
Cssu6-siSs could De g.gcu 10 any desired e.
ien' trim may ut our most intrliigvBI and pfac-
ifal iafnsefs, 90 4gas Erfe o. deemed ucrcs,aTy.
among them Mrss's, Mm. uatst Joau . " Ill
SHIRE Jubn buns o, MiibguTae AID olhefs bot
fnr TOE present fhis ~ REGARDED a. uuuccrssarF 80
We prrssni beUs. boNtycr. the CtnHfca,e ~
some 81 ne most resp o1sac farmers % our ntigh-
bufing couBy Shenandoah
We Go hereby ceftiiy hat We have usrd W A
Sutiih & SHu's Hh-aiaud Guan8 Dfil with
bSat, Seed Arachmcri hrTtio. eos pTcntuoce b.
IO D. The most psfitC Sescrr ttst We hsy, ever
u,si sai prefer % 30 other Dolls thai We have had
W. md ~ space AZ sng Usc tot t0an ~ be
t"o@s ~ wilb other dfis - tagc scrn) le jaere.
lore rreunmsEd D. Co our EugiHia Farmer. e.
haff 70 beat, a, Titngss Ibis l4,a Gay 4 OciOser
1857
Wm. Keller. Noah Hoo smaa joseph
Narhis samuel ~sum. Grerre Pu4y
George Nsphr, ed SAMUEL Nsphfs
Wuo'suc Shenandoah CO Va
8 Al ORDERS atffrsss: 10 Wui ! Suttiib
c. ~ Duus uiil b. strictly strnlcd Co and
Duls forNsflrf immediately
wa a sUDDiTH g. co.
CNsr'~starr. J-g .r..u & -uniT. Va
Aug t-G0 Pen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

es~Tbos- people ~bo turn up sbei' noocs
at the world, might do vii to reject tha, it
Is - good wo'll as they were ever in. and
. much better one than they are likely ever
30 get into again.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

Cr"e should take prudent care for
che future bu' - as TO envy the prescott. -
II il no part Of wisdom a. be miserable to-
day, because We m-y bApp-n 70 be % TO
morrow
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

eSrSome men are like suail,-tb-y stretch
out Immensely when yov see them az die
iaoee, but, u you come right up 70 them
they become contracted intoI very small
space
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

I'D Daukt said 40 eEquisi the other
day. Il want You 70 ie = IN shat can put
into my head 10 m,ke IL right, IL want.
sothing bu: trsius said the physician
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

Dr Lincoln and Douglas are = crest pair
Of splitiers Lioeoln once followed the
business Of splitting rails, aud Douglas ba.
Away, bsea splitting hairs, aud noU syli,
his party
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

HrA burglar was one, frightened out Of
his scheme 4 robbsry by the vet implicit
OF q solitary spiu.ter who putting her nizht
capped bead OUT n one Of the Efndsws ~
olaianed Go away aycst tOH attausd p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

ik "'iefsiFned go tsiir ssrsruar fia sbfr
GraFrf VIII raf.n fI ~ go.
ursHa fHfrf from ihr r. srta Iaas, 800
Fii h- nat iaia sfnnf haFf sad aHrfsf a., g..
Nfiomsft affts i9West nsftsffss.
FuWiF a co
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
Anntlnnhar'a Nnllnn

FNih fafrt'9tfd sfers BE seFfIrss t.f,..
pshr 90 aiI sr-rf d. tsI,s b. f,.s,..
ed lrfrftar Trrns fsatlssffs
JAMES 20 FatZfER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
NOTICE
TO EVERY BODY CONCERNED.

fI'hfss ysa's sF1 I so'a ne lest psyiar fern is
4 Ieheftor eouafg. % Far Co. fbs rofrlss nf sss.
bInF mr p tiote % go sfui@ ny hasirs.s
Copa'y tF ihr is' tsg ri Orfar-f snf rtvs 49,.
Hofit- "a srsfy H0tr rairr 90 aaf bsvIsr be
frff.s1 tufirrrs. naY ra. a. anrsasf res ~ 30
srHe SIN mr au-f ,bs iu dsr 6f aspts~t.f
E'hnp frfff. n Fienis 1r rifruutfarers utti
cHeter ikp fbYurrf Iaw rf Hltsrvtss - ~
amouur doe ne rsaaaI Get siu rsf ss-yis-.
arF urre Uue - .IrF IFr rFcrst isses o. o..
abu Gee % Tbs ar.er t.es uiT - a,f-,-
''oei e. 'fiehe o. JOS l. RUSSELL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

81 maaf ltfff stfrarfs iU fsriF a.rrs GO
Hafduare HtI eco aas fs-a,st ssg $500.
y 'hrir lice pssi ia fhv ssrf.aa III ~ -orsr,g
I4rf resrr f'H'iT gaff rasf. a..rs ga Ia. 49,
t- rroefaNr io rsil stf rHfallos itsIf silrs
MffIrsfafF Iair fI far4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

I1EaaoAd To- Ftau .s- lfsnirsrf asf-
~ wet'"t 1'fih cfsf'-s s.r hst ~.
PtImfsf ts en- marh FRI eart n tr.as,
guig 10, $50. ALPRED oRANNOv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

ErA young somaa being asked by a pol.
i.ioian ubieb party sbs vas most ia iavor o.
replied that she preferred Heddi party
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
TH0NiS RaWL!SS'
HARDWARE STORE.
DIsNOLEFEO.V.

TTNgE firm 90 Maltee, & Il lIuekufrr Is thi.
II daY Dissolve by ipufuRt trnsrrg
Baltimore s. MATHEWS
March - 1850. He n LLICKOFFER
Tn. PRODCCE COMMISSION BUSI
NESS wIti &C. caDItcutd a. iofmrr.s a. he ult
Dep0f ~, y GpsaID 81 ~ -suI G. TsthrVs
late of TIE Grn pi Nafh-ws s. Z4Ihskud.f. AM
G Raider az Jefferson c., Va uadef ih- siyle
81 Ma bF~. > BIiI,f We You'd Az q our
frieuts cost iauss-r nt ta- patronage 81 iihsfsl
~ rE.crdrt fo sac "id arm. srt soliyu ronsien
msnt, OF Fiuur. Grain aHf Sre =. tog-rter wTb
az oiher kinds OF COUNTRY PRODUCE snt
appJoya! aud tor6.rrcs 81 nose who rsiroaiz,
u. : g Mathews
March IS 'f1-is 9 r. RUTIFR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
CoInnhIan snnnn

'nh unfrf.iFusf s'is Ar.sIf Dol ui, ,,fy ,f
ibs PtHa2sipiia Gsaso C.rsras, a.. -.
raliif ~ haaf iHij turPy 20 t-sf' o.. r.s,..
800 q. thsii innlfisiioh shith thsy oif-f fsf
49,, FowLE a co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

hFA young lady says The, Il acs,t,~hesI
has bins f-llers att.chsd 20 u, its pity tb,t
a girl like her csnt have one
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
UNION EIOTE
BerryVille, la!ke Comfy, Va

R-~S
FfNHiS $50 lotsi - rur rpsn anI rrafrrrl
l. o. Eursfs. n - not oHIvs nee ,latsi 6s- IA
nrw home Srs ronais, n-S b~cs new Mfri.
t5rs. Ls'rsi iaPtovs "a -ul,- roozns laise, ai.y
sut comfortable
Ah rains d also furnishes viii ne bes
the ssssuu EdrTds
M ma o. Supplied uirh ih- t-st t.icgofs-
Abundance ~ comFeteLI ,sITssi. sIVays 90 a..
trufanc-.
Nv SIABL snt osilrf shaii %. Of lhs
very ttst kiau 80 Que ai,-nuoa -stlI h. .ivra Al.
ahV hnr-- rosnmisisdi a. u.g charge
u a'rsafs has hen satt asueFifsly. Of NJ "a.
bic. pfUyt-tuH sad maasg-mrnt. " Ttis a. like Or.
rr-i dave 81 Essh t-Tinr' However ihis may
b. true. incfiiet M TsyIar. r. any oae sl.-
could not have pledged more ear1t-i rntesvur
an Stunr tci-f.aiaai,on 60 tuild up . hrs cas-
House ihsa DC, e money and every attention
Csu tu 60
All ak ofih- public !, to give me call. and
prove iu- true ~ fsts- HARTFORD
t'ri %. 50 ~ lur 4. GitIH
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Clarke Coach Factory
BElSiSNyILLE, wup
tlsske lsunhI &E
Virgin 4. -
Coach Factory,

THE sub er,bsrs, thsbsfsi 10 The pusi,, s..,
Il very nocisi psronsrs hey have i,e,,r.g
tUuttBac 10 give autnupa 81 her
Coach Factory,
IN Berry Fhrs, 3" ~Asa4-Si-tiIs s,l t,bas.,
al t0rtS II tsTytaF.s
b. he pafchs.s 90 he Seen saw NJ
have tsctiiu,s no ~ mahafssiuts %, Co.,
Wtnot cniv maautseisJc
SPOhES AND FELLIEN
i0sant n,r. be- $50 iot Csfr,sg, M4.,.-p
%. rr aat Phtiarsiphis. Mrcsn ~ 49,.
Juf~ CsutsEes IN ihe b,si sfNic ~ IA.
CO. Uf he ka.rfo eyes. Wssi. r,Us...
~ b,sJ Esiab istmrbis ut thelauc DO .ts ma.
ssnuai PauNsisIs II suhsisrps. so .f......
ana tssie- peTi.Ct ssiisia etloa wtll b .r,s.
vsry cs.s "a per, haze.
o~tnE ~ rs cCnsianf chRngfs a.. io.
arats s,ing On W have cons,sr Jruu.rr.. a..
wiIh Ire fest fsfahfskt sbfsrfrn. So. Do
o. 1utrrsse Carriage. <
DRAWINGS executed "a he t-.rr.,,..
;he latest styles 90 lnrf.vsmtnr.
Patent Wheel
We have ius. aurrbassa the moot rsIu...p.
isai tha' has eve. .-1 isserc iot ihe ssvttf 4. !,
tor money au. Hw- 1ut fof fbe erft.r,.r.
thC,e usiar Car.lrss TIE Paterl W,
cons-nci@d ~ rf .'rs.v 'u 90 away Nithshvt
- Gals All tl itt tr.IrsD weight xbr,
mole strength, siml ..ltF taratiiity shdt,u
arV Dat bes ever lrtHf~ been iuysntst
~ exhinited snd "a pis,ssd 4, our Fsctsry L..
ou~ Wtshirr 70 sec BE-. q
TLr fret Coach Nat.r, IN hs United s,.,,
AEve b,~r us,ng q snd have ussl no o,Art Ter %.
lan tlrsr wears Aui nothing could ,rdue. "a.
o. use fae uit wheel Who has sy.rtfi.dtks 49,,
sar. II - HsetlssS 90 msniiop sUms ~ ~. A.,
usmrs "a ihe uniied Sistr- sbFsr.c ~ ikrlNs,.
gr,a saea ss Clap Beust-rau+ ottsi,vt' ~,
rrrrtamrntri it~asr The Pslsnt ~tI recon
mend nself - all iajrrs
h. We vafa an persons agstrs. ,,i.,-r.
iRg spua TIE Paieci W heel, secured fu u.sr,t.,.
ly !ar ,he Conniy 81 Clarke
RICHMOND q STOLE
~ n fsqt,
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Change of Days.
rG-h

on AND AFTER JULY 2D. 1850
fINlE steamer ANItLoPE, Captain BF
Il W~iis CsrryiuE iar Uuuef siatss MaH BE-.
tween Grorgriown ana Hste.fs Ferry, viii ron
AZ fnIirws
LEAVES Gsg.ge''wn essrr AontsV Wed.
n~sdsy and Fficay afTA "
Leaves tRfprrs Fefv every Tues'av Thurs.
day and Saturday SO ~
r WELLS.
Itr The Antelope UilI fu1 a. sbepbrfd.fo~n
evcty WrdnrstaN rfEhl--fstufninF leave there al
} A IN rhG-sfsys
Hsfpefs Frffv Jure ~ i-CO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30
EVERETT IIOIISE.

uAGTINSBCRG ~
II He uncer,iRueu hagirr .~ss1d for a term T.
Il Nrars ihs Hole! 90 ihr conner 81 Qnrrb and
hufse sirre's, kn IN trfeiniufc a, ihr Rawliul,
Hoiei, and hay,ns tk0rousAIv renuys,rd sbt -.
lHIhtshri tie Huusr Win cutrr new iurnIfurr
aud hhHfeN, i u0N r-rP pared % ascumu,dale he
ua'eiling public; also buaurfs b. he NeeE
month OF year.
.hr market
his Ban will - supplied with Liquors. iuls.
nor 90 uunr 90 he csGnifg
The SThBL:s Viil BE- 8lteutet by e1perisnrrt
anl at,ruIvs Osuefs
Il 81 Toe G-i~rutuslUn oi.ths unie-sfrpsl H.
make fis House bone trT en- vE6~msy favsr
hiC viz heir patronage
P"fi~r ~.li 49, a. .as pegai upon he arrival
81 me "sias, sEt viii carry bseEscc losLd NON
the HoGsc
cali from his o'd friends ant tst public ssr,.
rally. l. r~s BccifDiiY iOlirtst
Oct SCI. GEO W RANER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

HI Come here and tell me vhat The four
seasons are
Young proRidy ansvers 'Peppe, mustard
salt, and = switch thsms wb.t mother al
Vsys seasons sitb
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

IPss, yoafts ar pos ca Isi y5usg gee
ilemsn u accelerated gait
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

II ~ 80 t.H II FFlfafs aais faa taarra f.. i..f
'.'fss, tsosa 81 a. o. rfsrsuf f.fas
asfts n. 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

- ,ilso, ssg The gag q = dogs.
tail
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-08-30

Why ere presidents ike vag,bobi.l
- Bsoaass ibty are sss-cistsd s.ib vices.