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Wance,s Sarsaparilia,

Vegetable or Blood Pills t0r Purifying Tie Blood
ID ENJOYING bile, correcting all disorders OF The
III stomach and bowels, costiveness, dyspepsia
SWIMMING in the bead &c. Persons Of a full habit,
who subject 10 headache, gdiness, drowsness and
singing in the ears, arising from too great How oil
blood 10 the head should never be without tbem as
many dangerous symptoms will be entirely carried oil
by tksi. inaane diafe
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THE EXERCISES
Frederick Female Seminary

~ =
ITTII.L he resumed on MONDAY. Sep,emter
INV the 4th.
This Institution, both in the Preparatory and Col
i{giate Departments, was never in more pros
Porous condition
THE course OF instruction embraces al ahe branch
es. useful and ornamental, Of thorough sndexien-
skve Female education, and no pains has been
spared in procuring an able and efficient faculty
and competent Tutors.
Ample arrangements have been made In the Sem
ihary for the accommodation Of from forty 70 mr.
Boarding scholars. 49,
The dormitories consist Of separate rooms, uelvs
Geet by eighteen handsomely fitted up with en-
tirely new Carpets, Beds, Bedding, &C.
The price of Board and Taition In all the branch
Is required for DIPLOMA including furnished
rooms, fuel lights, washing, &c, 500 per scho-
lastic year, payable half searly IN edrance.
GIDEON BANTZ, a
Il DAVID BOYD,
CHRISTIAN STEINER,
c. NJ ElCHELBERGER.
August II, 1913, Trustees.
/ REFERENCES.
HI ,s. G.a..Hra' charle.,own.
DR.. b. E. McMrRrRiE, Potomac Furnace
Mai. BESJ Moon, Harpers-Ferry.
Circulars may be had at the Free Press" Office.
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Iot Coughs 0na Colds

1Vp CVW8 10 sSNt LOtNS3 n
Use Hanres Compound Syrup Of Hoarhoand;
" for Dyspepsia. Liver Complain, Impure Blood.
cosisyehess q Singing II the Ears use bis sssspari
d or Blond Pills, aud FOR HoafseneSs, Sore Throit 81
slight cold, Try Hanee's Hoa1hound casdy.
Proclaim It to the world, !,
THAT Hances Co,apound Strip 81 Hoariostsd
4 is, without exception OF refrigeration the n,ost
safe and speedy cure for all diseases ari<inr fom
Coughs and Colds, which. unfortunately nerleciod -
OFTEN END IN CONSUMPTION. s.
II Hance Compound Syrup Of Hn1rhotnd y faken
the FIRST appearance Of Cough II viii imIhkdi5iclS
cure il aud save the sufferer from a unfincIt
Price 50 cenis per bottle, Or - 30 frsix b6tiIes
ssEs q ftszs ~ & = ezs . ~ a
Hdnce S Sarsaparilla b. B l00d Pms
E0R Purifying tie Blood andicurine Df>nccsi
few doses Of these Pills. lakcn d c1Scnafs
be bowels freely and then recnait - a h kefn Ls
bowels slightly open, will cfc heu6rsi cSfcr a. Dr.
peRsia. Price % cents Per box. 8. J. s
s The above ere for ssle ~ SEfH 5. AacE, corner Or
Charles and Prait Streets md los si9re street ps
r NJ FLINT, C2aslesl50r
8. I z7s7I JOSEPH G. HAyz H@sfes& terIi
!goksky l 665SE N6sA'.'.., s
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FOUNDERS AND MAcHINIsTS

@%<latttfs-St
EXECUTE orders for high and low pleasure
IL STEAM ENGLNES Sean Boiiels and
Stea Lr0n lr0rk Machinery Of az kinds. Mud Work
b0tt rrongh and cast Soap B0ilers, and ali other
heitses a1d Fans BeRsef az si-es, Ornamsntd Rail
ing both rfongktIa and casf.
They keep on hand, and fof sale. MeCol1,iek
Stewart Freeborne and Davis PLOUGH CAST
INGS. Spout Shoes and Sash Weights forlbuiId-
efs; Ere Brisk 81 superior quality English iefncd
bar and American Bar Iron, best qualify.
The valuable assortment Of Gearin. Rdfterns,
owned BIZ them. offers great indueemenf 10 v|ersons
about erecting Or repairing Mills 10 give ihema call
as tney pledge themselves 70 furnish Castings &c.
for Mills and olher purposes. of IS good duality
and on Is reasonable terms IS can Be 0biai|ied in
any section Of the country. Printed lists q heir
Gearing Patterns will BE furnished on application
b. mail
n. B. The great saving in iransportatilm via
Canal, adds 10 The many endorsements which wcare
offering . those disposed % patTogzs our establish
Alexandra, SEPT Il. 1919 sss
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M,on1s est ,,.,.;

NIdgNds cSt Uerllas, et I'TetdledL. 1
THE astonishing virtue Of Hance's Compound
l. Syrup Of Hoarhound, in relieving Coughs,
Colds Hoarseness. Splitting OF Blood, Peurisy, Group,
Whooping Cough aud Consumption, need only TO be
testedt be fully established, trial Of single bot
le will convince the sufferer of its good effect
than all that could be written in menth Price so cts
For sale by SETH s. HANCE, los Baltimore street,
Baltimore. Also, by
r M FLINT, Charlestown;
JOSEPH G. HAYS, Narpers-Ferry j;
S FORNEY. Shepherdstown
DORSEY & BoWLY, Winchester.
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Valuable ToWn PropertY

vdluaDl0 TOWN. properly
IN The to,on Of SaepherdstOra,)
FOR SALE.
TSHE undersigned will sell at private sale, TYPO
Il HOUSES d. LOTS on the Main Street, in
the town Of Shephcrdstown, now in the occupancy Of
James Shepherd.
The twolots are adjoining, and upon one is
A Comfortable Dwelling.
With all Out-buildings, and number of the choic-
est Fruit Trees And on the other is a large CABl-
NET SHOP, which can be used for that purpose,
or converted into fine store or school-room. The
terms, which will be easy, viii be made known by
application to either of the undersigned. Posses
sion given on the first day Of April lS4S
VIM SHORTT,
VIM. B. THOMPSON.
Oct q, I8i7-,f
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II " are WOuDieu Win any uiscdSe " INC 1un8sp
go and get bottle Of
On. HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP or EAPTHA.
Sr JoHssyiLIr. New York, FEB. S. 1S4S.
Mr.. Harrison Sir--I will trouble yoar patience
few minutes by informing you Of the great tEialnph
which your f.tha Syrup has obtained IN the case q
my brother He increased the dose as ynu directed,
and the result that he began 70 raise very freely
and il scented badly tho il was Impossible 70 s
in the room where he was the ffih day amer the ~
Of the dose. Ina day SO After he began to
get better and at this present time is quite revycd has
a good appetite. and dout cough cHarieT as much -
he did rrevicusly. severe cough and immense 81.
peciorarion were the prominent symptoms Of the Dis
ease think bis case was singular one none or the
physicians here had heard seen thing or The
kind before. mention all these particulars as am
firm in the belief that had Il not been for The Napfha
Syrup. he could have expected nothing but 1 speedy
grave, there was an immense uumher Of fubcrclr2
formed his lungs, which the medicine took imnedis
ate hold Of and in few days he threw them 10 81 M
quantity some OF them were large as bean. 4.
he improves fast he has done, Edo not think fha
be win need any than the six bottles now send
for Enclosed FIRE dollars Direct the box as beore
to Jonas SHELL Care Of Charles kingsland RAILROAD
Depot Z Yours respectfully JONAS, SMELL.
Alter reading the above, who can d11bt that Hast
ugs Napiha Syrup possesses all the virtue that IS claim
ed for It. NJ For sale by
JOHN p. BROWN, CBarlestotrs,
J. w. GRANTHAAT, M,dafe,rav
JOS. G. HAYS, Hdrpys- Ferry.
October ~ 1s4e-ly n g 40 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

>FEIE undersigned having erected large Ware
II House, is now prepared to forward Flour and
other Produce at the shortest notice to Georgetown
anil Alexandria. His Boatsare constantly running
between Harpers-Ferry and Alexandria, and per-
do well TO give him cali Having been engaged
in this business for the last 10 or years. he offers
bis past conduct as guarantee 5of future fidelity
He respectfully invites call .aiomlne public.
JOHN GIBSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1849-03-08

He has a variety Of Stoves for Void or coal, suit
able for School or Meeting Houses aid when sold for
such purposes a liberal deduction Will be made.
Persons not visiting the city CT, order per 1t
ter, and will have aod an arsicl&sent as .hoagh
they were present. Address
JACOB RUSSELL. Ia,
No. 30 Ligai Street, Baiiimos.
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~ - - = - -.
TIME subscriber being DESTROYS Of removing TO
Il the West offers for sale THE FARM on
which he resides, situated seven miles West Of
Charestown 1.-THE seat of Justice for Jefferson Coun
", VAL within one and a-half miles OF Smthfeld,
and near the Winchester and Potomac Rail Road,
and the Smithheld and Harpers-Ferry Turnpike,
bounded on the East and West BY public roads,
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Twelve Thousand PaDers,

HAVE just received part Of their Spring 81
IL plyof the above SEEDS, which, with the fir
Seeds on hand, make
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Parsons Universal Plough CultiVa-
tor and Seeder,

Jan. IS, 1906
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-11
AMERICAN ART UNION.

Co.. ~ ,nr readers may possibly be Ignorant
e,,',-s Of the Institution bearing the title
- ~ -4,nerican Art Union" We shall endea.
exnla-l il as briefly as possible. Its object
.bs nromotion of the Fine Arts in the United
S.ltes' This truly great and patriotic object is
ACCOMPLISHED BIZ uniting public good with pr
y,te Qualification at a very small individual ex,
nen>s. This plan is suited to the institutions Of
ibe coun.v ana NJ the wants, habits and tastes d
oiir people. We have few men of overgTown for
tunes to figure as patrons Of the arts-the people
the masses-must become the patrons by as
ISOLATION.
Membership Is secured by paving Eve dollars
annually. Thi, entities the subscriber 10 receive
every wear, at least one large and admirably ex-
,cuted line engraving together with set of out
lines, or s're similar work Of art The cngra-
wing alone, if issued. BY publisher, could not be
afforded at the price of the yearly subscription.
But this IS not all. The original paintings, ex-
eculed for the Association by American Artists
are disposed of; annually, BY lot, together with
medals, statues s.atu:ttes, &c.-and the member
may consider his subscription, for which he has
already received more than an equivalent al i'll
vested in ticket in lottery, in which there are
varoas prizes of works of art ranging in value
T.. = wenty'doIIars to five thousand.
me Art Union was founded in 1889 and num-
bered then S.1t members. There was no engra-
wing the first year, and but So pictures were dis
trbuted by lot. In 1S4S the number of men,
bers had Increased to 16,475-the receipts to
So, 134.29-and there were distributed by lot
479 paintings and 40 medals whilst every mem
ber.receiyed copy Of a most splendid engraving
of Queen Mary signing the Deqth UTaront Of
Lqdy Jane GREY and 0utiine Illustrations Of Rip
Tan Wmtle, BY Daraley.
We should Ike ? "a devised any r,1an bt-
which the same amount of patronage can be Sc
cured to Art, without any expense to the contrib
u.or for contend that the member ofthe Art
Union gets mote than an equivalent for his an
nual outlay in the engravngs and outlines he re-
ceives-not'to mention his chance of drawing
valuable painting Such an association must
commend itself to the public in proportion as its
principles are known. As the number Of mem
bers increases, the size, value and number of en-
cravings, furnished annually, will increase also.
MeSsrs Payne and Brother are the Agents Of
the Art Unioa for Lynchburg by whom subScrip-
lions are received, and BY whom the engravings
and other issues are distributed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-11
THE GROWING DE COTTON.

Mr.. Scion Robinson, the travelling correspon-
dent of the American Agriculturist, published in
New York and who has Just returned from an
extensive tour of observation in the Southern
States, gives in a communication, which appears
in the National lntellgencer Of the 9TH inst, the
details Of the expense of two celebrated cotton
estates-the one in South Carolina, the other in
Georgia. The frs is owned BY Col. Williams,
and lies on the Pedee River. The capital inves-
ted is upwards of $l61 00O The annual expen-
ses, including interest on S15S,620 of the capt.
tai, amounts TO 17,S044S. The crop of cotton
at s cents and other produce Of the estate, a.
mount to S22,29S-leaving S4,4O3 IS over and
above interest and. expenses.
rrOn the other. plantation; owned by Robert
Montague, Esq, of Marengo county, Alabama,
in which a capital Of So 240is invested the
sale Of the crop at cents'per h. left just $1,000
clear of interest and expenses.
These are the most favorable cases which could
be selected The lands are good, the manage
ment excellent, and the last crop more than an
average one. No allowance is made for the de-
teroTaton. Of the land, nor for repairs of build
ingS &c. and yet it results that the production OF
Col. Williams cotton costs him little over five
cents and four mills per pound. whilst Mr. Mon
tague raises bis at , mills per pound less Mr.
Robinson, taking every thing into the calculation
believes that cotton cannot be grown for less than
SIX cents per pound.
This does not present very attractive picture
of the prosperity of the cotton growing region.
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THE CHOLERA.

New YoRK, June 5th-The Board of Health
report SO cases and IL deaths for the preceding
"A hours. The disease is on the increase, and is
not confined 10 the disso1ute.
CINCINNATI, June. 5h.-Twenty- three cases
and five deaths reported during the preceding "A
hours.
RICHMOND, June 9Th, 6 P. NJ.
4here e'been three Of Asiaiic Cholera
ing in the city during The last "a hours reported the
Board Of which have terminated fatally, and is
convalescent.
There have al-d been FIVE cases reported of darrhpa
three Of which reday yielded 10 medicine, and two are
still under treatment.
P.CLAIBORNE GOOCH, NJ. D., Sec'y"
NORFOLK June 9Th:
The H,allh Officer Ier'rts fvI The week ending this
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| FLOUR-Canal $i.75-$5 asked.
WHEAT-Nme coming 10 market.
CORN-per bushel Of Sc lbs. 47a48c for new
MEAL-55a6Nc
OATS-Prme new Oats 35 cts
! WHEAT OFFAI.-Bran 10 cts; Shorts l5c drown
siufs Is cts; ship stuffs 80 cts
| BRANDY-Otard, Dupuy & Co.. $2.25a2 so; A.
Seigneite $75; Imitation 30aSl cts; Sazerac $250a3
Peach IS cents ST. Virginia Apple Brandy 36a37zc
RUM-27sa2Sc
WHISKEY- Richmond Reclifed, b5ls IS. no hhds
in market
PRONISIONS-Baco city cured and Smithfed
new Tai hog round Western shoulders 5a54c. Yves
tern sides old 6a6tc.
LARD-No new, in bbls. Il; kegs Sc
BLTTER-Nlountan,l in kegs l2al5 cents per 10.
Fresh Butter l7a20 cents
COFFEE-We quote Rio 6aa7a Cts; Laguyra GA
nc. St. Domingo 5sa6 cents
TEAS Imperial 80 cts. ST. % cents per ID. Gun
powder So ST IS cts per h.; Black 25a6O cts
HIDES-Green a. cents per ID; Spanish l21al5
cents
PLASTER-Lump Plaster-from wharf, So; Basin,
400 terces 500 lbs ground ST.
RICE-4a4a cts
MOLASSES-Old crop Cuba -: New crop
do. 2oa2c New Ores ms 26.a27c
LlME-From store 81 .25, front vessel 81
COTTON-7.a7sc
FEATHERS-30a35
CANDDES-Tallow llal2; Sperm 33a3i Hull's
Patent IA cents per TO-
FLAXSEED- None in market
GLOVER SEEL-None in market
NALS-3s cts
SUGARS-New Orleans 4a5.. Porto Rico 4sa6..; S,
Crox 6za7s. Loaf, Double refined Sac; single Sc
GIN-Amercan 80 cts Holland 81 % per gallon
IRON-Pig Iron $27 ss32s Sweeds sos per ton;E Eng
sh $65a70 Tredgar 500; Country bar $50, and
wanted.
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or TIC Nlr9lnlan.
CHI OROEOR STTRGERV

The public press is wont record the few that
have resulted in death from the administration Of Choru
form. though the fatal cases are propDronalIy very
small. BY this means the public mind has become pre-
JUDGED against this powerful anneslhec agent Certainly
This should be- 1t should rather be hailed as precious
suferrg humanily;or such it undoubtedly is. In
dependenty Of the fact that it alays the suerugs Of The
pain whilst undergoing the painful surgical opera
ton have the authority of the distinguished SURGE
Professor Mott for saying that many oper atoms, which
would otherwise have been attempted have been sue
ceSsfuy performed under its use Whilst it has been
administered to thousands-we might say mlllons-only
fifteen, at twenty. have resulted in
death from its Alarm therefore is needless.
These remarks merely Introductory to bringing to
notice operation recently performed under the influence
of Chloroormn the county Of franklin in which
was administered we believe, fJt the first time 10 this
county.
The subject negro girl about is years of age had re-
ceived Injury the knee TOma fa some four five
years ago, which was deemed incurabe Her gene
raj health began suffer Upon fair representation OF
her situation beirg made her by hr medical attendant
she consented to have her thigh amputaed.
Accordingly DR.. r. NJ. TallafeETo, in the presenceo
and assisted BY, ID cors Brooks and Dard performed
the operation. the girl having been brought under The
influence OF ChlorofOn. administered by Dr.. Diard.-
The operation commenced by the skllful Surgeon D.
Iaafero, and performed with his usual dexterty
and despatch. The method selected was the circula
\ me. in performing which DR.. t. has few superors-
During this painful operation the patient entirely in
sensible 10 lis effects. being engaged mostly in conversa
ton with those assisting.
The effects Of the chorourm passed off without an,
bad tendency Upon being asked afterwards, whethe
ste felt pain during the operation, she replied she d
| when The buue uas sawed uf' TINS answer give
in consequence of peconceved idea that the saving
the bone the most painful part Of the cPeIaon, wa
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IMPORTANT FROM The SOUTH

INV OKLkANN, .,
We have dae here to-day from Fort G N to the 25f
ult, which state that the cholera aging that region
to great extent.
We have lengthy accounts from Corpus Christi, OF
he Expectations Of the Indians between the Nueces and
The Rio Grande. They entered the town Of San Pad Le-
gan he lS,h stole number Of horses and carried f
large quantities vfstcck In this affair Col. Kinney and
and an,iher were killed.
number Of Mexican Indians crossed the river en-
tered lie Town Of Camargo, killed several peTsuns and
carried off number Of nurses and cattle.
The Cholera had brokCnou al Vict,ria and carried
If 81 members of the New York Fremont California
Association" -Four cases had also occurred in Wash
ing'on comfy, on the Brazos all proving fatal
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INTERESTING FROM THE PLAINS-SENA
TOR BENTON'S SPEECH, sc.

ST. LOUIS June
Mr.. Gilmore has just returned from the plains. He
says that not less than 200 otthe California emigrants
who le 81. Joseph's recently, have died of Cholera
Mr.. o. met on his return, over 900 wagons their
wav 10 California.
The conclusion of Mr. enton's great speech at JEFF
ftrson city has just been published 1t is verv volum-
nous The principal point is his advocacy Of the vii
mot ProvlsJ, which he characerizeS Jeets0nan
doctrines
There We're sixteen deaths from Cholera. in the "a
hours ending Thursday. noon
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-11

Gay twenty cases of Cholera whites and / blacks;
Of which len lave terminated fatally: whites and
blacks. T. J: BROUGHTON, S4c'y. B. H.
LEXINGTON, KY.-The disease is confined 10
the Lunatlc Asylum, in which there were six
Geaths on the 3Oth ult. The total number of
deaths in the institution is 81.
ST. LOUIS, .Slst May-Sixteen deaths By
Cholera.
ALBANY June 2d-Eight cases and four
deaths reported.
rHLADELPHlA.-One case reported on the Sd
inst.
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B UFFALO RINGS,
AMHERST.

FE proprie Tor Of this watering place. takes this method
OF making his Acknowledgements to the public generally
Tor their liberal patronage during the past season. and he
hopes by strict attention his business and constant eff
Tort to render those comfortable no favour him with
call, TO be deserving of future patronage Arrangements
have been made TO accommodate this
than usual The table shall be furnished with the best that
tits mountainous country afford, and it shall be served
up IN neat and wholesome manner. Good Music has been
eng lged for the The Medical virtues of the Bua-
10 Springs known by those, who have tried them, to be
unsurpassed for Dyspepsia the diseases Of the Amenary
Organs generally all diseases peculiarly Debility, and for
their invaluable healing properties generally There is
turnpike road leading from ynchburg by way of this plaza
% miles, from thence Lexington % miles To the nhab-
itants Of lower Virginia who have visited this
ing place will say that they will call their way the
Alum and other Spriugs effort shall be spared render
them comfortable The air at this place pure be
the climate few miles above this is similar to that OF Can
ada. The Cold Mountain and Mount Pleasant not far
of, and accessible horseback Pleasant
Of the highest mountains in Virginia. and is thought rival
the Peaks OF Otter.
b o A II d:
For Adults per week 81 00Les than week 81 IS cts
per dav. Children and Servants half price Horse per
weck s3 80. +.-5 ISAAC IRVINE HITE.
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Fight bet,ccen american California Emiyrants and

T57I DCttUC9N .1INtTtC0H CdtV UFNlU EHlITdUS Hlu
.Nericais
Galveston dates 10 the 9th state that party of re
turning emgrans, report that hundred and fifty A
mercans attempted 10 force their way through Mexico,
en- roue to California without passports but met serious
opposition from the Mexicans:fualy fight snsued which
resulted in The Americans being madr prisoners
The OreYlow.-The water was rising last evening
with more rapdlty than had characterized lis encoach-
neuts during he previous thirty-sx hours The danger
below the Canal Carondele and the Old Basin is daily
becoming Imminent and the alarm Consequently in
creasng, Though every effort is being made To Strength
the evee Of the canal sufficiently resist The great
pressure Of water-.N O. Pic, May &c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-06-11

The Protestant Episcopal Convention Of Mississippi,
have elected by unanimous choice, Bishop Of that
Diocese. the Rev. WILLIM NJ. GREEN. D. d.. of North
Carolina Of the Prorssirs Chapel Hill University
in hat State, gentleman of talents and acknowledged
ability aor. The Ri ht Rev. Bishop OTEY, Of
the Diocese of Tennessee, (who presently eungatu
lated The Convention upon the election Of gentleman
whom lie had known for many and who disin-
gushed for his exalted character talents piey and fitness
for the discharge q" the high ecclesiastical duties he had
been chosen Ia nerf,rm