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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-08-24
AVOIDING A DUN.

A cOmp0sitOr in one OF the daily newspaper
offices, though good fellow like many Of the
Faustion profession, suffers from repeated at
tacks of limited finances, or revenue cspropor-
tional 10 ohisdisbursements. lie has noobjection
TO paying his debts, even to the last penny, when
he has the money; but when he is short, be abb
hors the idea Of meeting one Of his creditors, for
he hates dun as he docs the d. or q dirty
"proof." On one Of thclast few occasions Of tho
pressures upon typos monetary market, he was
decending from the news-room TO the street,
when hemet collector, who asked him If James
H. Smith--giving the printers name-workcd
in that Office
"Why do YOU wish too see him?" asked Smith.
81 have a bill against him (producngit) for
$50, left by DR.. A., who, you remember, recent
lydied, and his accounts have been placed In my
hands for collection"
flames H. Smith," replied the compodtor,
repeating his own name slowly, as If il had q
mysteriously familiar sound andhe were endeav-
oring TO recall it. 81 have heard that name be-
fore surely-James II. Smith--James-Jamca
H.-oh, yesl las if with sudden remembranccl
he used TO be employed here, certainly he did,
remember now; he worked next to my case.
poor feIlow!" and thespeaker paused and looked
sad.
did anything happen to hims" asked the COL
lector
"Yes. He died suddenly one morning, Of
cholera, after attending the sick bed Of friend"
"Did he leave anything?" asked the man Of
bills.
20, no. The boys had to bury him.
gave IS myself to helpin putting the generous
creature under the sod. He died penniiess."
"Then there Is no use Of keeping this bill
supposed"
sNone at all, said s. And as the collector
departed, be continued, to himself, al yuess I've
got rid Of that old bore. Ii wasn't, perhaps,
much of story was telling. Probably / was
only anticipating little after oil except in the
s. contribution.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-08-24
POETICAL.

You Remember it, Don't YouP
YOS remember the time when l first sought your
home,
When = smile, not word, was the summons to
CUme;
when yoa called me friend, tin you. found, with
surprise,
Tia, our friendship turned out to be love in dis
guise
You remember it-don't YOU?
You will think of it-wont you2
\ Ies yes OF an this the remembrance will last
Loug after the present fades into the past
XOs remember the grief that grew lighter when
shared
With the bliss, you remember, could aught be com
paredG
Yos remember how fond was my earliest vow?
N0i fondeF than that which breathe 70 thee
now.
You remember it-don't you2
You will think of it-won't you2
Yes yes, Of al this the remcmberancc VILLA
Long after the present fades into the past.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-08-24

ss~'Gencration after generation" says a
fine writer, 'have felt as we now feel, and their
lives were active as our own. They passed like
a yapor. while nature wore the same aspect Of
beauty as when her Creator commanded her
to be. The world will have the same attrac-
tions for our offspring yet unborn that she had
once for us as children. Yet a little while, and
all will have happened. The throbbing heart
will be stihcd, and we shall be at rest. Our fu-
neral will find its way, and prayers will be said,
and we shall be left alone in silence and dark
ness for the worms. And it may befor short
time we shall be spoken of, but the things of
life will creep in, and our names will soon be
forgotten. Days will continue to moveon, and
laughter and song will be heard in the room in
which we die; and the eyes that mournedfor us
will be dried, and glisten again with JOY, and
even our children will cease to think of us and
will not remember to lisp our names.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-08-24
TERMS.

9S-The FsEE Pass Is published weekly at Teo
Bollars oad Fifty Csais per aHnum ia 0dr0Hcc.
ER-The terms Of advertising are, for a square,
ftsn Ines or less, One Dallar and Fyty Cents for
three lnsertons-larger ones in the same proper
don Each continuance TAirty5fre Cents.
RE-No advertisement TO be considered by the
Ronth or year unless specified on the Manuscript
or previously agreed upon between the parties.
aR-An advertisement not marked on the copy
for specified number ofinsertions win be continued
ua6l ordered out, and payment exacted accordingly.
ES-RBGULAR ADyEsrsENESrs.--To avoid any
misunderstanding on the part Of the Annual Adver-
asrs II is proper to state di.taety that their pri
vilege only extends to their immediats business
Real Estate, Legal and all other advertisements sent
By tAen to b. an additional charge, and no varia-
ton
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-08-24

CHURcH DIFFIcULTY.-The Shepherdstown
Register says:
ave learn that the ministers in charge of the
Berkeley Circuit of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South had excluded from the church
thosemembers that ympathiscdwith the South
except on certain very degrading conditions,
and this thing coming to the knowledge Of the
presiding elder, he visited the circuit and closed
the church against the minister, but directed the
laity TO assemble and hold prayer meetings I;
whereupon the sheriff Of the county arose and
gave notice that the preacher in chal se would
hold services as usual. The presiding elder
then threatened him with arrest for violating the
peace; that he, conservator Of the peace, was
doing all he could to violate the peace Of the
community and to divide the church Of which
he was a member"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-08-24

~ The Auburn Advertiser, the home organ
Of Mr.. Seward, calls for halt on the negro suf-
frage issue: ''Let US pause moment 10 take
observations. The soldiers have returned from
the war. They are polcer in the land. Let
us consult them. Unless they are in favor Of
neg-o suffrage, their rotcs rN defeat the party
and nc candidates for Office rEo faror il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-08-24

Eg~A grave-stone in the cemetry at New
buryport marks the reSting-place of an estima-
bic lady, who, according to the inscription,
''was in state of health suddenly summoned to
the skies, and snatched from We eager embrace
of her friends by swallowing a Pee at her own
table, when in few hours she sweetly breathed
her soul away
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-08-24

re- You ask me, SAYS Josh Billings, which
il the most best, the married or the single con-
dishun? Most everybody, at some time in their
life, haz tried the single state also, most every
body has hankered after the double state, or
married condishun. / have tried both states,
and am ready tew sware that if a man kan git
a woman who kan fri pankakes on both sides
without burning them, and don't banker to be
woman's kommitty, the married state Is a
Heyen and arth awl to onst But after awl the
married state is a good deal like falling out Of
a cherry tree; if a person does happen tew cit
hurt it Il a good recon for not trieing it again.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-08-24


BsEy- Mr.. CRITTENDEN was once engaged in
defending man who had been indicted for a
capital offence. After an elaborate and power
full defense, he closed his offort by the following
striking and beautiful allegory:
"When God in his eternal counsel conceived
the thought of mans creation, he called to him
the three ministers who wait constantly upon
the throne-Justice, Truth and Mercy-and
thus addressed them:
"Shall we make man?" Then said Justice
80 God make him not, for he will trample
upon the laws" Truth made answer ALSO
20 God, make him not, for he will pollute thy
sanctuaries." But Mercy dropped upon her
knees, and looking up through her tears, ex-
claimed, 80 God make him will watch over
him with my care through all the dark paths
he NAV have to tread" Then God made man,
and said to him, 80 man, thou art the child OF
Mercy go and deal with thy brother"
The Jury, when he finished, were all in tears,
and against evidence, and what must have been
their own conviction brought i'll verdict of not
guilty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-08-24
HOME LIFE.

If Aome life is well ordered, the children
having, according to age, working time, play
time, books, games, and household sympathies,
they viii love home, and find pleasure there.
Give the little ones states and pencils, and en-
courage their attempts to make pictures. Draw
ing will amuSe them when noisy plays have
lost tleir zeSt, or are unreasonable and the art
will bcusefu to them in after life. Have them
read tdeach other stories of your selection, and
save the funny things and the pleasant ones you
see n(paperS and books to read them at your
leisure You cannot imagine how much it will
please them, and how it will bind them to you.
Choose well for them for the impression made
on their minds now will last when the hills crum-
Bile Have them sing together, and sing with
them, teaching them songs and hymns. Let
them sing all day-like the birds-at all proper
times Have them mutually interested in the
same cthings-amusements and occupations; !;
having specified times for each, that their hab-
its will be orderly. Let them work together in
the garden-boys and girls--both need out-of-
door work. Together let them enjoy their
games riddles, etc-all their plays, books, and
work-while the parents eyes direct and sym
lathizc, and their loud voices blend in loyAg.acS
cord. ..-ss - !. ,1s, 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1865-08-24

gSS~ How in the name of self-respect can one
female find il in her heart to talk disrespectfuly
about any female with whom she associates.-
Do we SANDER the fair sex by saying that there
are any women who do this?
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YODy OF PROPOSAL.

FORM OF PROPOSAL.
The undrrurd propoe to furnish, Oily or o'herrtse al!
The zee rcuircd the tal upon approved acquisitions
of Surrons in ch-r-r the VT med poit-
IA. FOL OWING price PER hundred p,mis. uaryUy -
= eta per hnndr.i pounds.
The Ice shall be the best qusy and subject 70 the sp
proya Of tbs rr~on In charge, vino Will receipt for tue
actual amount deiiy. rrd Mt eac1 hospital.
Payment be- made from time upons picss bills
certified 10 by tAe Medical DiI.sIof.
(Si.Ied,D - -
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obstruction.

At DOLBEARs COMMERCIAL ACADE-
~ MY No 500 BIoldw,v Cent, EIen Boys can secure
lrva Desk this week without chhrgr, and becoe
quick figures rapid stylish, business wn.era AID Pract
ca Book -Seerers
A T TOWNSHIPS COMMERCIAL ACAD-
"A EylY No. 2tJ }owery below BoustOn-tt., STUDENT
crive thorough insrI5on IN booA ke"l4uS Willing T,
netc, Alcsbm Reading, spell ins. Grammar &c Depart
,aeut for Ladies. PTva'e instruction given.
IRVING INSTITUTE, TarytOwn, y. "
Boarding. school Tor Boys Tie ztA scniruuus session
viii couiucEcs IUESDAi, nov. L. tos creItrs sppy 20
tie Principal d. :. no" r. NJ. A.
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The abovo form ofrropo.. viii be adhered 70 closely
rrsicsba Other VIII be received by the Department
and dulV core .d-rsd.
proIer gnaance that the bdcr :. able to fu6 the
tract certified 70 by tie Clerk Of the nearest District Court or
United states DstTic Aornry, must accompany tho pro-
po.al O ii viii b. e.c.cd.
An oath s-,nr- hs United States Government must
Al.o accompany the proposal
Ihe tracts s be awarded 70 the loves. rrsponsih .
fsry p,~', who wi be duly notified by mail or othe.-
that tEr.r oi arocped, AMI immediately required to
,p,sr into under b1u. the amount Of 90 The
bonds must be properly certified sna the posohce address oil
principals and sgreti,s stated upon them.
Bidders be prrsens In pcr'on WIN tho proposals. ere
opened
Po',oire .dires Of III. parties proposing must be di'
tnctly written ION the propossl
Fr po,ai, be adTos-d to "sugeon Charles Suther'
land. L. >. Amy, A.ooa. Puvsyor Wellington, ID &. $50
The Department tbr .st to ct any nut al bids
d.eIIsd unsuitatle. CHARLES su1ilEkbAND,
surgeon U ). A. and Geica' fnrvryor,
Wellington d. @.
rrn,.d f,rm. " proro.l. nav he h,d u Tbs oLl-r
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD WINTER


foot Co:,sudt ST.. for PHILADELPHIA a 10 ana ~
q. ~. ~ NJ and M, and Y Eidn si Tor nALrisAs
and WASHINGTON. md 1850 2. ', lna a. nAS
p.u Mu,ay Tic cots u1; receivable IL tAe y u Esa
For othe- parilc ulars see bills et o.hces.
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TEEAsUKY DTrAITNi.sr. Dec. "a. 1874
for REVENUE STEAM CUT
4 TEKs on The LAkES.--Pfopo.s. will be received at
,hi, Department Until 1! m MONDAY The ETH day OF Jang
Tor the action OF three OF four Revenue steam
Cutter, d1 hee for tie upper La1s,. and one or more for
Lasr Ontario. .
specihca ou.in detail viii h furnished bidders IN srpl'c,
ton IA p.r.on OF by .t.T this srment, or 70 - Col
acior OF tho Cusoms at Boston Ncw.l ora tflsdephA
baltimore sad the Col ecior II the principal axe foii lh
pfops should ba s,d and addt.-d 10 the Secretary OF
The Treasury md nr,rd the snysiopo froPOsss Tor
Bulldog Revenue s,etm Gutter"
". Z. FEs,i.SDES Secretary Of the Treasury.
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DRISONERS OF WAR.
Wife and widowed mother Of all phsoners ofws can be
paid by app cation 20 our Office Also pensions boInes pay
and pri1e money collected H. BROWN Co.
Military and Naval Collecting O.Hce,
No. PaIk.pl4oe. under Bro~Gwey Bank.
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prp Gooos.

NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.
~ NEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOUBLED STEEL
SPRING.
VESTS. BRADLEY CAREY,
Successors 70 J. |. J. %. WEST,
No. ~ CHAMBERS>E. NEW.YONR,
The owners OF the Patent aid Executive @nuiacurers
oftis -
PATENTED DUPLEX ELLIPTIC" STEEL SPRING
Skirt
This invention consists Of DupeI tvol EHp'is SEE
Springs insenousy braided tightly and huny o-ther edf'
EDGE making The toughest most c-iic b1b card dufloc
srtg ever used, eua inc tue 10 colsequ"noe OF II
great elasticity ald hsRb to place aud Tod the 500
when 81 easily inl wh The convenience % st
or muslin entirely obves and .ilencr. ID" only Cd
ectou. Hoop skit vi: the unnoysnc" to nc weIf "
the public especially In crowded sssenOes csrriases
nj car. church pew any crowded place tom the
tia,uiy Of contracting them and Occupying .tni .faor
entire the difficulty. while ewing the skut the
usua f md sym ulrircai form and i tie lghest ard mo
stylish aud graceful appearnee for the street ou's prone
r.dc hous df,sS hiy having enjoyed lho prnufr'
comfort sud great convenience Of wesfn hs Dnp,, Epe
srinz skirt Tor .inge day. vii never -f.rwad "ilnsy
ii, pence wi Of them. T1ey are the bet qualify ~
eve part rs the yh''s most dpr4be. eomio abe SUI
.coponci Skirt nBde. Merchants will be supplied az D'v"
sni Idle. ia most ar,t-c4s IolA stores II ts ey anil
thfou ghout toe ilercIt y ace 80. $500,
L. INQUIRE FOR TIE "DUPLEA ELLJsiio
SPRING SKIRT
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HARPER & BROTHERS
have inst Published

have inst Published;
y1CKENss NEW CHRISTMAS STORY: Mrs Liripers
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CAPTAIN HALLS ARCTIC RESEARCHES AND LIFE
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Tie Ice be ,nbjec. 70 the Inspection meinrenent aud
approval Of Medical rer other properly appohied IN
specor before eng r.c.iy'rd tor. -
Psym bs mad from time 10 ine upon duplicate bills
cei,ihrd to by this Medic. Director.
sixue
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Gorsfg, Carriages, &t.
A,sIsrAsr QcARrSs MAsrr ms 0yyTCn,
No ia srArrgr., NEW YORK, Jan. l66:

ArsIsTAHT QCABfSb OfyiCnt 1
No 10 srArE 81, NEW YORK, jan. 1855
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES
~ WANTED u viii purchase In open nsrbe oil Horses
Sst nav be presented and pass inspection the Govsrsnsat
t.siss on Thirty near Tenth ave-. until f0rsAsr
Notice O. follows: =,
|IRTiLLERY HORSES rom to 10 year, old-lsi hands
NJ snd oyer--,o weigh 100 pounds and dark color.
frics for Cavalry Hor.~s ee; osoh Price for Artillery
Hsrsss so each payable such funds may Be frnlaAsd
wv GEO T. BROWNING Captain md A. q n
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Go Get.
Gouees ano .farms tUanie0.

A COTTAGE HOUSE Of small size and neatly
furnished Is desired by young married inin with no
family Ia Brooklyn u which the best caro- viii be aAen
Addfes,, stating rent A. u. C., Tribune Ohce.
WANTED TO PURCIIASE.--A substantial
w DOUBLE HOUSE AND LOT Ia FiQb Mhdi.ou
ave-. or on the streets all scent Woud prefer tn
stable attached. ALLtS 1 BnOWN No. 81 Broadwsy.
NIANIED--A LOT IN GREENWOOD
w CEMETERY, improved unimproyod. Address
Boz No gg7 Sew-ioIk Post-O1oe.
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Board an6 Rooms.

HYGIENIC INSTITU1E-No. IL Laght-st.,
E-w.Yok-Good board pleasant rooms walercuro.
vapor baths ei-ctricity Swcds movement cure -h Nri
uac. .oc ble The beet place h. tine city 70 r-,lin
heath and .sep il. Terms bosTdTs, ~ ~ pi9i Patients
MILLER WOOD, Proprio;ou.
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ASS 7 orAsrEknAsIfn's oyVrcr. fonAoE D.rr;,

Ass TGuAKrEkhAsTER's OFFICE foHAGE DsPr.,
10 = Cedar-si hE~loKx CITY, Dec. -. 1904
PROPOSITIONS will he received daily, Tor
i the fBEiGHT5 Of FORAGE for the Uuied sta Is
Qi1rrmsst-f, Department from NewI ork City PLadel-
ph,. koisn Portland and OF pore ON the eoat 81 Maine
70 Washington Alsrrncrs Va, E.wbern, ~ e., Po1 Royal.
>. G, Savannah Ga fud Nrv.Orlrsns L.
Propositions tate name standing and csrsci,y Of
'e enauy q hay sud EaI respectively they viii require
and ~brll ready or cargo. and sddr~ssedto
T.. ID. CHAPMAN, Capt. aud Assr Qusrerms,tsr.
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HAZLETON BROTHERS,
IL OEER5IHG:G, GRAND, AND sou
PlASO-FORTG MANUFACIUkktS.
No % Prnoc-st, fcw door Ses VI broadway NcwY 70
These Pianos have always received .e FIRST premium WI
ever they have been exhibited written guarauy for
year, accompanies each Piano.
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Proposals.
MEDICAL prayr,os,. OrYIos, /
NtniYeToN. U. Z, ,
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.-SEALED PRO

N.sBISeToH y. I.
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.-SEALED Pro
PO5ALs viii Re received this OiEce until January -
1885, for furnishing ICE the Medical Departmen, Of the
Amy dr7 ns bs ensuins ct the ins hoen
The Ice he stored hy the coutreo.or 10 prop
hnuses ga poin, Of delivery on OF before tLe ~ o
p tln Ice not 10 be p'ed iof u rs 9ha' w
hi =, Of inc iehorse snd he manner IN when u pc'-o
all hsy. heru approved by medical Officer and Paymsn
vi be made only for the amount TIM actually iioTea Snu
HE ropo.G, VIII he sie for the quantts. b'ow
required q the respective places WIN the Ifo.mo , IN
should mor- br herdd 1t shy time FOR the years supl y.
.A furnished st tho rates an under the sans eoe
lions;
Annapolis, Nd. toulouse owned BY the United IN ,n,,
or '.' aoo
fGi,,. ..on'' go
s'n,@. va 100
wy yo.H I've tuns,
Hilton Head. ). G.. ice-nouse owned by ths unie
States. ..............'..
% .' uns.
va tuns.
s,-,so a. 100
Mobile Day Ala ice house not owned by the United
100 turs.
Siaes....... t""''
Pr1po.o viii also be received Tor furnishing Ice daily Dy
weight 70. the year ls6Jn such nitcs az nsy be re-
qnired by Surgeons in ohargea United state, oneii
ho.?a 1t tie Place. crumes'ed above, and upon tue o
~ ~. - A. observation-disclosures. n ,uns
iVO' 49, Co.. n i...........,.. 49, tuns.
- 49, -, ---...................... On uus.
-, ~ - ...,.,,,......,.... BIO tuDs.
{. '.--...................... Loo tuus.
Nh Nh = a., : o. ,,...,.......l,G0 600 tUiIs.
hi.no 'i''St ....... ...........,. so 'uus.
"a ", - ~ ..............., - uns.
~ fp "a ~ w. n r; .............95 800 tuns.
an ,rount, tfei NAV be required these places
na Jspuary 1876 o.. 20 De ~ ni,hsl ~ we S''n''
The Undersigned proo6T u In,n.1~ ,un' OF ni t
quality Ice carefully pac ed IN sIb.nta ice-hon We
withiu named pouf-. name. -
the follow ing price pei ,un NJ thounnd pounds
namely: at --------------------- " "
per tun.
Tie 20 he ,nbec. the inspection meisurenen aud
approval 81 Med irer o.her properly appointed In
spector. before eng recsiy'rd tor 80
Paym bs mad from time 10 time upon duplicate bis
ceitihrd to by tho Medical Director.
tSisnsd,) - -.