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capaUns g Nsro Calais fnsan Stet-.n Bangor
K,st,... Boston. IstoFsb. Ne~.liaNen
Iahr Hickey Now. fufge. Nsv-ilayen.
~, t, M,s.st Srw.iIsvrn Marietta smith Boston.
Irmou,h Rork Io.tou. J. WhitTbons-, Bangor.
Sn,i % Nv. Haven Stephen Iiotchkiss Boston
c,.1,,. s.5 w site Boston Amsls KswburyporL
,..o,g. 4 AIh,u .CaIala Lookout. Bostsn.
J r. Forester. Gloucester y Ishsm B"s'on
Grh.IGA' Grs@ Spsrs S,nssrN y II. Hubbard Portland.
n . ri, A rwieh u. A. Elliott. Albany
Co.. 'ih.ny 1bos. Jtger on. Ahany.
la S, I,orayi Alhasy Dnil, &. DsnIsea Albany.
aS,,trn Pouvhk,.usle Jiuss Parker ksa don't
White Rock. kso,oa. t.a.e's ,s,,, U,isp N.surss
Cs,tihan. HrwbnrEh sase sis,'ut , ~ 'ts,n.a r.s
Maria Pos. Bhishshport = T. Nssh wseaa".uss.
Chef En,.b,tbport Sarah Jane. Bifabeshport
J.ns tl,,,,ebport fAhe Burton, khlab' thpoh
n A. Prsd,"os' EIr.be,hpot {. A. srow. lE,.ee;spsr.
nori. Eliral,porth. X. W4dsworth, BhIAbethpot
r. Msrwn EhIAbeShport
sansp.-Rhen for Bremeps rnPo sor bTpoo Colamm. ioi
H,vsda Herman gEgsOn Savannah Monterey Shae''Oni AOs
marie, kleAmond
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH Oct a9,eare leamshps North Point baltimore
Gen B4rn, Eesiork shp iud ng star and nrg hna
Arrived shio Wellington Boston, bark Triumph forand Ne steam
toy. j. W Lonn AID Bramaill PhiIsdrphia - ,n,,
CHaHLE.ros. Oct 29Arnr~ 'cbr ha'ihe" he0ne rH''e'
phs ~ ri, steamship SaFagosa New. York ,r,p p,m,.
NgwL0yp0y oct 29-Arnyei-Sclr, Crisis, Wendell Poip
Revenue Philadelphia. IT., W Hover Hewiorh Ters, Eva Se-
bugb Ruth iiassy Povsnee Coreuu Norsc sai cna
eftef susan M.ry Louisa Blrlsa Preston Pearl Nes iorf
Sarab Thomas Beverly W. r. Williams. Avail Copy MN inomas'
Poylencr; Corpea Fab Rver Coaster Rond"nt Msry ffys'
James Nelson Roanoke d. bOn Sarah W. Bsfe psnF
on ManantIco, Salem; Pearl, saco
RETURNED.
Snip Malay Dudley hence Oct g. Tor Hong Kong pot LACK @
SPOKEN
Oct H. lat ~ 49, long !o9 Fishing 'eh,: g h,nnnt eiou
eesr oade four dars Know Nothing oi harSen AAu
Josspiiur and IeurJ NJ. Brown of Msrbehea, cruising
TO MARINERS.
In November the iron AMI non bnoy MARKING ooJee ~
The ay be removed aud spar onos
for them Tor the WINTER
New-York tribune., 1868-10-30
THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA.
LETTER FROM THE REVOLUTIONARY JUNTA.

LETTER FROM THE REVOLUTIONARY JCNlA'
ia m, Editor Of The tribune
SIN. Having observed that yOu have hitherto
,,,,l;sba only the Spanish official intelligence IN re-
card 10 the revolution progressing III Cuba we
hoc leave TO call your attention to the fact that the
oniciol accounts of the state Of affairs are III tic
main false and entirely unreliable Deprived as we
are Of freedom of the press, the majority OF the ~
bohitants even of this city are unaequalnteu VIZ
tbe real facts The revolution in Cuba. so iar lol
having died out is steadily progressing az au iva cx
die out when Spanish rule in Cnba siaH aY ISTTI.
n,red TIE CUBAN REvOLUTiONAki 100 oT 0t
a. session in the city of Havana the 2od u'S VI O''
1858. . -, r,,v REVOLUTION
U1vAsA Oct 23 lS68-BayamO, iiOlqulH Jlpa, q, -, ia
Tunas YaIa and Jiguan all IN the Es,"1 T1 unXcr'
sre IN insurrection against the ono sonndron
of cavalry aud field battery TO these points
urionss have divided themselves mo M SUM M n;uu , r
.d,,nS euouch 10 cope with the Spanish troops WIN
fsir prospect OF success considerable bahu Is
IN The ucig ghboThOod Of Santiago dc Cuha, ahOther n
prerfo pTiucipe The TevOulOnsts have hnrnt sever"
,i,nation taking the negroes with them ~ anXalres'
g. several skirmshes with the Spanish troops 'ue
htb whites and blacks have fought bravely. caushg
heavy loss 70 the Spanards. The Cupahs NJ OSavori
Island enthusiastic, hut are III want oi they
Cuhans have been arrested III Havana on SuS ", tsns
are confined in MORO Castle. ~ the pI,st g. hormg
Maria 40 negroes arrested last hiSn' loi H"'e
0cT a4~at a. In~TrustwOrthy information lust re-
reiyed states that Aguiera. CHIEF OF we we -
hand has with him 1900 whites ana oVV
srtlerv t from this city has stuck I'm the muu Hea
Pains have fallen In the Eastern DtpaI'intuI ,,,rc
intionists have full sway large section OF Coun,'f
General is hurylng forward fresh troops IN
All haste one Of the Spanish mail steamers ''e J"o'
been chartered to carry 'IOots 10 0rsvoI among the
Subans II the measure should become htceSSai!, ILL.,; ILL.,
Is fixed determination to declare lme1.e az,
fon and call ON the grOes against the opdhlaIus
WV ~ ~ TnE REVOLUTIONARY JUNIA,
In session in the City Of Havana the 'h Jay
New-York tribune., 1868-10-30

TO THOUSANDS or rEfoRTrNATEs
20 rnhh IN, owlBR letter hu-ss, eted IN the sane
nav to, ala, 10 DO to cure Of early sbuse will sos
stunned and the injuries sustained removed lead insanity sd neulh
,, We ay. uany where have been cured
, married ard have children TL sud he good evidence ofhs
,u,,ulu..s Of N. sARsAPARILLIAS RBSOLvEST
n rrr bottle Of rss kesoven cing te
smtt. ed he ~ 81 cesre S tppco
the discharge letter written Ia A'y ~; A., ,so
al m . .sx. -or INV ,ynr,on, y ysars old; w~gh 10
na. tb, NJ, et; color II hair body .rd limbs long
J .rderi whole body; hea hsrT anu io o n
whirs II the yrow sn tT asd
reesy yellow coated with white r. haw ug sna enne
k.sp o tough shJ hrsmi oo's anu osei "
n hsor. The sight hgh,fu nervoosne dN
r.. desire Gull heavy eenrG ~
ins from bed rsr ard sometimes esuT sone
M ;, ,lmy discharges bout on the sEio h b.S
dislike for labor and fsae roceV love W oh'
,de stnpd and do onson Of Tire mindi pe hs
beenzi night swrts desire 70 eihh a
..e poor sppete horrible @her retriBE It's egs
,,r, p. bgan destructive habit ard have been su1eng bsry
under Treatment 81 ,'Sn doctors lbs n
taken ealome mercury blue fs sn"~sise heoRso
taken the Re~Erht na'e fost ne
b.ny. b rem produced wonderful AZ the bad feelings dsap:
ns.yd A. bT magic returned spirits reed ad
f, aDrous comP-te da ah"rs a oh n,r
pou Of Rrsovrnt q Tune dag and one Of hays
Pus night twice ~ek rub ihe stis OF my oAA
R.d, R.f one bottle made ti efu change, but hss'
had better continue Is for While issis truT u a,
Tn e, severe weakness all sfeeto the sppea0a
Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF to the prs Of rssinporsnes
II supplies the nervous system with eece aud gives nsH s 'hs
vigorous srepgth { o the
RAILWAYS REMEDIES so hy d,ggrs eesJsher iEa " VI"
RAILWAYS ohre. No. 81 Maiden lane y Y
New-York tribune., 1868-10-30

amended ruling regard naturalization Of
ard holds that specified of
natuon under the act Of Congress of Ju H. 1862
Justice Mls Coun, yesterday. Wm, Asbury travelling
London publishing company arsgncd charge Of attempt
horse stealing alleged that he hired horse aud buggy Mr.
stables Ia William st. for the Of
lie started toNsr jersey City aud followed BY Mr.
be about gong e bost from Jersey
The accused dus the charge and oaei for hearing The Rev
Peu De will BE- Installed pastor Of The Pak Prrsb
Church Harry lat he will wak
of2l hours keppers Hall H. D.
rho effected bis rolhs County
time s.nee, rsarssted yesterday.
CAMDEN n. 1.-THE boiler owners Of this place
services Of Abraham Brosnng
the law pA'ssd BY tie last requiring the the Lookup
Valve" all boilers the Bach
assessed to meet necessary eIpcBses
WAVERLEY, r. J.-Mr. A. s. DOdd. the proprietor
Of the employed Robert Hostile 10 collect the
,iniaJ Who .hen Lo had obtained about 500
the fund.
TRENTON n 1.-THE New-Jersey Baptist Ass0-
citation rr,ssy elected the following cmee President d. NJ VIII
Nesak; VePfssiieu g. Webb D D. and the Rev D. h.
stouti Secretary the Rev Henry Smiths Treasurer Mr. p r.
Runyen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-30
POETICAL.
A Farewell to Home.
BY rIrz.oREESE HAILEcK.


turned lsss look TO NV dear, native mountain,
As the dim blush Of sunset grew pale in the sky:
All was still, save the music that leapt from the
fountain,
And the wave of the woods to the sammer-wind's
sigh.
Far around, the gray mist of the twilight was steal
ing,
And the tints Of the Landscape had faded in blue,
Ere my pale lip could mnrmur the accents Of feel
ing, -, :,
Asit tade the fond scenes Of my childhood adieu.
Oh! mock not that pasg, for my heart was retra-
Past visions of happiness, sparkling and clear;
NV heart was still warm with mothers empra-
cling,
Ny cheek was still wet with fond sisters tear.
Like an infants first sleep on the lap Of its mother,
Were the days of my childhood-those days arc
more;
And my sorrows deep tSrob had struggled to
smother
Was thatinfants wild cry when its first sleep was
DER.
Years have gone by, and remembrance now covers,
With the tnge of the moonbeam, the thoughts
of that hour;
Yet still in his day-dTeam the wanderer hovers
Round the cottage he left, and lis green woven
bower.
And Hope fingers near him, her widest song
breathing,
And points to a future day, distant and dm,
When the finger Of sunset, its eglantine weaving,
Shall brighten the home Of his childhood Tor h'n-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-30
The Old Man.

Bow low thy head, boy: DO reverence to the
old man, once like you; The vicissitudes Of lifc
have silyercd his hair and changed the round
merry face to the worn visage before YOU
Once that heart Beat with aspiration co-equal
to any that you have felt, aspiration crushed
by disappointment, as yours perhaps Is des-
tined to be. Once that form stalked proudly
through the gay scenes of pleasure, the beau
ideal of grace; now the hand OF time that with
ers the flowers of yesterday has wrapt that
figure and destroyed the noble carriage. Oncc
at your age, he possessed the thousand thoughts
that pass through your brain, now wishing to
accomplish deeds equal to a nook in fame;
anon imagining life dream that the sooner he
awoke FROM the better. But he has lived tho
dream very near through. The time to o.
wsken is very near at hand; yet bis eye ever
kindIes at old deeds Of daring, aud the hand
takes a frmer grasp Of the staff. Bow low
the head, boy, as you would, in your old age.
be reyerencel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-30
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS.
TERMS.

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three insertions-larger ones in the same proper
tion Each continuance Fifty Cents.
ES-No advertisement to be considered by the
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gS- An advertisement not marked on the copy
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5sG- REGULAR ADyERrIsEMESrs.-To To avoid any
misunderstanding on the part of the Annual Adver-
tsers it is proper to state distinctly that their pri
vilege only extends to their immediate business
Real Estate Legal and all other advertisements sent
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tion.
Nsa- Obituary Notices of more than fvel lines will
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-30
Christ,s srmuathY FOR One poor.

The son Of God appears to have ieit an eS-
pecial sympathy for the poor. Some OF his
most tender words Of consolation were express
ly intended for them. "Behold the fowls Of
the air; for they sow not, neither do they
reap, nor gather into barns; yet your Heaven
ly Father feedeth them. Are ye not much
better than tIey?' BLESSED are the poor in
spirit; for theirs is the kingdom Of heaven. y
The rich were not shut OUT Nicodemus the
ruler was received the offerings of the wise
men of the East were accepted. Bot let US
not forget that it was emphatically to the poor
that the blessed Gospel was preached.
Poverty, suffered in fellowship with the Son
of God, and soaced by his sympathy, has
lustre greater than that which sparkles from
diadems of kings. The pious Lazarus is COM
forted not only when borne to Abrahams bos-
ON, but when lying in rags at the gate, seeking
crumbs from the rich mans table. His crust
may be swcetened with reflections such as
these: "Am poor? so was my Lord. Am
hungry? so was my Lord. Am homeless ?
the Son of man had not where to lay his head.
Shall not the disciple be as his Lord, and the
servant as his great Master ?'-A. L. o. E.
" -
TAXES THE 0ATH-Gencral j. 3. Magruder,
late of the Confederate army, voluntarily pre-
sented himself in the clerks Office Of the u
nited States Circuit Court on Friday and pro-
posed to take the oath of allegiance to the
government of the United States. The oath
was then administered by Commissioner White
in theusual manner, General Magruder prompt
" subscribing to the same. After once more
enrolling himself as a faithful subject Of Uncle
Sans this erst formidable opponent of the go
vernmcnt entered into friendly and unreserved
converse with the commissioner on general
topics.-N y Herald.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-30
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
GRAY,TACKETS.

4 nd how they Lived Fought and Died for
y Dixie, with Incidents and Sketches Of Life
Comprising Narratives of Personal Adventure, Ar
my Life. Naval Adventure, Home Life. Partisan
Daring, Life in Camp Field and Hospital, TOgeth-
er with the Songs Ballads, Anecdotes and Humor-
Gus incidents of the War for Southern lndepen-
dence.
There is n certain portion Of the war that will
never 90 into the regular histories, nor be embod-
led in romance or poetry. which is very real part
of it, and will if preserved. convey TO succeeding
generations better idea Of the spirit of the con-
fict than many dry reports or careful narratives OF
events and this part may be called the gossip, the
fun, the pathos of the war. This illustrates the
character Of the leaders, the bumor Of the soldiers,
the devotion of women, the bravery Of men, the
pluck of heroes the romance and hardships of the
service
The Valiant and Brave Hearted. the Picturesque
and Dramatic, the Witty and Marvellous, the Ten
der and Pathetic, and the whole Panorama of the
War are here thrillingly portrayed in masterly
manner at once historical and romantic. rendering
il the most ample unique. brilliant and readable
book that the war has called forth.
Amusement as we'll as instruction NAV be found
in every page, as graphic detail, brilliant wit,sand
authentic history are skil!uliy interviewer in this
work Of literary art
Send for Circulars and see our terms, and full
description Of the work. Address.
JONES BROTHERS d CO..
OH Main Street, Richmond, Va.
Jan. %, 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-30


i have somewhere seen the story of man
who went one evening TO steal corn from his
neighbor's field. lie took his little boy with
him TO sit on the fence and keep lookout, so
as to give warning in case any one should come
along. The man jumped over the fence with
a large bag on his arm, and before commencing
to take the corn, no looked all around, first ono
way and then the other, and not seeing any
person, he was just about to ill his bag. Then
the little fellow, his son--a good little fellow
he was, too-cried out:
Father, there is one way you haven't look
ed YETI The father was startled, and sup
posed that some one was coming. lie asked
his son which way he meant. why said
the little boy, "you forgot to look upP
The father was conscience stricken; he came
back over the fence, took his little boy by tho
hand, and hurried home without thecorn which
he had designed to take. The little boy had
reminded him that the eyes Of God were upon
him. "Tho eyes Of the Lord are in every
place beholding the evil and the good"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-30

An English newspaper states that some In
teresting and very successful experiments, for
the purpose Of saving life at sea, were made
lately in, the presence Of thousands Of spocta-
tors, at Holyhead, in Wales. A Mr.. Rees,
who has a patented system, went through
three evolutions. In the first, be threw him
self on the water, and was buoyed up BY a
very simple air-tight dress, and, amid great
plaudits, padded himself along at the rate oi
three miles an hour. This would, in the opin-
ion of experienced seamen, be Of immense ser
vice in case Of shipwreck, or indeed whenever
life Is endangered on water. His second eTo-
Iution was sornersaults, and the third, walking
upright IN the sea.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-30

WALL PAPER SUPERsEDED.-According b
the Boston Transcript a man in Cambridge.
Mass. has made new invention by which
wood hangings will take the place Of paper
The Transcript says:
"a very delicate, simple and beautiful ma
chine has been constructed which will take
portion Of tree, after il has been cut the right
length and width, and shave it up into thin
ribbons as wide as a roll of house paper maxi
ing one hundred and fifty TO the inch. These
rolls Of wood are placed on the walls by paper
hangers with paste and brush, precisely in tho
same manner with paper. The wood is wet
when used, and really works easier than paper,
because il is much more tough and pliable. In
these days, when variety is sought for, one can
finish the walls Of his house in different WOODS
10 suit his taste. One room can be finished IN
birds eye maple, another in chestnut ano'her
in cherry, another in whitewood, and 50 on
Thus he has no imitation, bat the real, genuine
article upon his walls"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-30
BEE HIVES.

TFNHE undersigned having purchased the right
and entire and complete control OF
LANGSTR Otis PATENT BEE HIVES,
for the county of jefferson prepared to furnish
said Hives. made in the best manner Of seasoned
material with recent improvements. TO all who may
want them. For their merit aud great superiority
over any and all other hives, we refer to any ana
all persons who have them in use, OF whom there
are many in this vicinity. We can v0uch for over
three hundred pounds OF pure virgin Honey having
been taken from three Of these Hives IN lo65, be-
sides leaving an abundant supply for the winter
use Of the bees in the lower or breeding department
As there are some persons 10 this county Who
have these Hives in use who have no papers 20 show
their authority for using them, we hereby notify
thom that we viii place our claims for their use,
with damages. in the hands Of LAWYER for settle
mept in the United States Court, If they disregard
tbis notice bv not obtaining the proper authority
from us. We have paid our money for this right,
and do not intend that il shall be used by any one
without authority and payment of the patent fee.
There Is but one side TO this question before the u
nited States Courts where the costs very heavy
independent Of damages. a. we are relpetant
though determined to take tins course, we nope
no one viii disregard this notice. This patent has
been extended for seven years from the 9th oil oc'
tober, 1867. We also caution all persons not au'
thorized against manufacturing said Hives IN thl'
county.
We have ordered some OF Langstroth' new wore
on the Honey Bee, and expect soon to have then
for sale. hEAkSLEl a ohEh'EH'
Jan. l6. ls6S-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-30
Curious Relationship.

a European friend of mine related the fol-
lowing story: married widow who had a
grown up daughter. My father visited our
house very often, fell in love with my step
daughter, and married her. So my father be-
came my son-in-law, and my step-daughter my
mother. because she was my fathers wife,
Sometime after my wife had son-he was
my fathers brother-in-law, and my uncle, for
he was the brother Of my step-mother.
Myfather wife, that is, my step daughter, had
also a son, he was of course, my brother. and
in the meantime my grand-child, for he was
the son of my father, and my daughter.
My wife was my grandmother, because she
was my mothers mother. | was my wife's
husband and grand-child at the same time
And as the husband Of persons grandmother
is his grandfather, was my own grandfather
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-30

SHOCKING AFFAIR-A negro girl is in jail
in Henrico. Virginia, charged with burning the
house of Mr.. Magruder, of that county, on Sun
day night week. While the house was on iire,
A servant carrying crockery to the second-story
of the kitchen as a place of safety saw a suspi-
cious looking bundle on the bed, and upon ex-
aiming it found it to be the infant child OF Mr.
Magruder, and beneath the bed was pile oil
shavings to which the torch had already been
applied.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-30

John Paul SAYS: F." / never was a good car
yer. which is ono reason do not have turkey
on nv table every day instead Of only once
. wear. Hash is much easier TO help; there are
no ioints to puzzle me, no crooked necks, side
bones and gizzards to drive one to distraction,
60 make it the standing dish in my household.
Those who think we take it for cheapness make
q mistake. The convenience Of the thing Is
it's recommendation.
Send your turkeys to the "Old Family Jour
nal" Wewill not be deferred BY side-bones'
or " gizzards"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-30

DARx HoURs.-To eyery man there arc
many, many dark hours-when he feels IN
clined 10 abandon his best enterprise; hours
when bis hearts dearest hopes appear delusiTe ;
hours when he feels unequal to the burden.
when all his aspirations seem worthless. Let
no one think that he alone has dark hours
They are the common lot Of humanity. They
are the touchstone TO Try whether We are cur
rent coin CT not.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-30
LOOK TO YOUR INTERESTS!
BOOT & SHOE-MAKING AT FAIR
RATES IN CHARLESTOWN.

JOSEPH j. MORRAN, respectfully informs
SD the citizens Of Charlestown, and surrounding
country, that he still continues to manufacture
B 00TS AND SHOES,
and has opened Shop on Lawrence Street, in the
law office ofthe late Thomas Griggs, Esq.
Keeping always on hand good stock Of materi-
ais his old customers and the public generally may
relv upon being satisfactorily accommodated by
giving him call. He promises good work and
reasonable charges; and he solicits the patronage
Of those who may be in wantof anything in his line
Of business.
PRICES Reduced :
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore be-
slowed upon him, he would ask a continuance OF
the favors of his old friends and trial Of his work
bv the public generally efforts will be spared
upon his part to please and accommodate.
August %, lS66.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1868-01-30
Patent sun burner,

For Safety, Economy, and BritiaHey ct
Flame. is Unsurpassed.
TVHE leading merits are, viz: lst. It's SIMPLY
constructed. and the draft is so oArranged as to
prevent the parts contiguous to the oil from be-
coming heated to cause the generation OF gas,
therefore is non-explOsive.
hand NJ the lower part without burning the fingers
Sd. 1t saves oil. For sale by
Ian I6' Ises KRARSLEY L SHEERER.