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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
POETRY.
MISS NARY e. ism.
cur Believed rri,nai ana sehso,ma...
BTi HISS n. : HOLLIS.
Foa rHr ylaGrxrA Fsks Pass,
10 @ LzEcag !:

- - Ftehas ana seh0oiEMass.
Pr MSS Y. 3. HOLLIS
The bad vas crushed ere falls h.owa.
To Heaven s'na,ire soil lis iowa;
NuEtured ADORE By Angels care,
Il blooms IN al is frs;siness there.
! Twas faF too frail 10 rear There
70 this lone world II doubt and fear;
4 Too pure f1r earth twas only-giyen
To draw eae.. mourning heart 10 Heaven.
Thai spirit felt It's fe,tefs strong
II Which bound tito tbs earth TOO long, !,
Il sighed on Angels Wigs TO soar,
LIS great Redeetner to adore.
Now clothed in garments snowy white,
Il chants sweet anthems Of delight;
Now filled with love and new desire,
Il With scraph's,touch il strikes the Tyre. Is
We loved her while she dwelt below, Il
II Her name we fondly. cherish now =
Sokind so mild, so dear to all,
Her image We will Oft recall
'f4Nti ~ SNA414u iit4 hdSGlpt Ssdt
And miss her voice 81 gently sweet,
That smile which daily met as here,
4 o. WHO can check the falling tear1
So young 50 lovely, so beloved,
4 Why was she from our mids, removed /
4 Why cause SO many hearts to mourn
The loved one, from orr bosons torn
Twas God who dealt the heavy stroke,
And we His aid must now invoke,
H While yet her loss we deely feel,
In humble gratitude 10 kueel.
H Orr tears Of sympathy " ill blend,
Ia memory Of our youthful friend,
/ With those fond hearts whoknew her Worth
Too well, TOO long oFher d earth.
Weep Mt ye o'eF her early grave,
The tear Of sorrow cannot save;
4 Hope whispers 10 each mourrer's heart,
Wen meet her never. more to part.
Winchester, December, IsJi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
.fIWM. STABLER 4 BROTHER,
Wholesale and Retail
unuGGIsTs AND CHEMISTS.

unuGdISTS AND CHEMISTS.
t,1feftEx STREET, .affxandsix, va,
IyEspECTFULLf infosn their friends and iii
1 n gahiie, that Their have On hand and will e4n-
fsss ID keep large Stock ~ DRUGS. CIEAI5-
c3El.S. DYE. sEuFFs, PAINTS. OILS, VAR
a sENaf Tarifty 0f other GOODS sHiiabie for Thu
efasy trade all 81 which they prepared 70 sell
Is iavosable terms.
3hsire5nslanscsrei is iofarnish afticles isai maj
b IrIied npoa, as being offths best qaalIfy sgd
waa lhFs vies they manufacture fnary aftieiss
which are Liable 20 adaiieratioa
Paysiefaus, County Merchants Private Famil-
lea, and lndisdaais taFoTing them will theii o.
sy stall have aheiT best eiIvgts gige them satis-
fsfIlsa. p.,vrs
bite Lead. pure ard exsfa eolofs of az kinas,
dry ~ er.mnsJIa on Artists celeFx. E4ake7s
passai Fire Pfpof Paint Basweiis DO. a superior
alstgle. E
lSnsee9 Eoilsd do; paient Paiat do; Pare
srs5m ss.laFs Tanarrs; wieter Strained Lard !;
W.iskir NeatsIoat Olive Sc
@,sa TARAISHES
s4sarpltEFe Coach; Go!Utless C.tach Picture
Fixing Qpisg Drying SAip; Japan, 6xt
G HINB0W GLASS;
JtE 2 1921 n 30 rdr#5ls brands Re&fefd
crossn do ezra thiegs all irregular sizes obtained
al TIE shortest holes.
pgI.GGgSTS. GLASSWARE.
nyssoFts and Receives plain and tubalaled; Test
Tases GfaassteI Measure; Class syfipEss
GaFhiag GLASSES; Pfecpitatng Jars Nutscry
Bafies; Physicians Saddle Bags; Walls ri al,
cxiFM strong
A;sdirine Chests; Surg oBs' Instruments Sup
roflsrs shsai8ef Bfaces Cd
Agents i8f I.andreth's warranted Garden Seeds I;
o :ea9d Csolagague Saul's Sars5pariHa Riffs;
Ttts.nNjll Swa}pe's Syfua OF Will cbdfry #
As5ss ghfny Pastoral Gee Englishi Frfhehl
ara iAnscshesu Petfame1y
a;3teiHaef 70 1s5i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25


NJ YsTERY OF TIE AMERICAN LAK Is -
Lake Erie, says the Dublin Magazine, Is on.
Aly sixty or seventy feet deep but the bot
tom Of Lake Ontario, which is 1872 feetideep
is $50 feet below the level Of the oceanic as
low as NEST parts Of the Gulf Of St. Law.
renee i and the bottoms Of Lakes Hnron
Michigan, and Superior, although theiH sur
face is 50 much higher, are all, from their
vast depth, on level with the bottom q
Lake Ontario
Now, as the discharge through the river
Detroit, after allowing for the full probable
portion carried off by evaporation, does not
appear BY any means equal to the quantity
Of water the three upper great lakes redeiyc,
it has been conjectured that subterrahean
river may run from Lake Superior to HUI
ron, and from Lake Huron to Lake Ontario
This conjecture is BY no means improb liable.
and will account for the singular fact that
salmon and herring are caught in alR the
lakes communicating with St. Lawrenceb but
in NIB other
Ms tie Fails of Niagara must have alEays
existed, it would puzzle the naturalist to say
how these fish got into the Upper Lakes
without some such subterranean river more
over, any periodical obstruction of the FLYER
would furnish not improbable solution Of
the mysterious aux and refux of the lakes.
Detr0tt Dahl As!U
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Fashion aL2l9 MILLINERY
/ MISS JEHMET AVIS
AEIH .gNNUR.E.1.CE.

The National LOAN FGxp LtFE ASSURANCE
1 SocIEfY, or LONDON.
CArfTAL 50 500. 00O--sNRpLrs Sita27o.
TDRlNTED NfatefRents. xplanaio}y III lie busf-
II nesss and the advantages Of Ii[e Assurance,
will be furnished on appliestian TO
b. w HERBERT
Or in his absence, applications can BE made to
DR G. F. Mason,
1T4jcal IRA uHtr, Ctarteaorn,
sDR IouN p SraRRY,
T. Aedl5Hl ELaafacf, iafpeis- Ffrrg
DR l. III TAYLOR
Nsdidai Eydmiaey, SifpieydstQira,
Chaflcsiown Noys 10 ls5i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

FATAL RAnRoAD AcclpENT.-Qn Wed,
nosday evening, Mr.. T. O. Ewins, an ezs
press agent, was killed upon the Railroad
near Newark, N. Jersey. He attempted ~
Jump from the cars TO deliver package be-
fore the train stopped, when be fell between
the platform and the car, one Of the cars pas.
sing over him, causing his death in . few
hanrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
.NNTEcR.

FEITIE undersigned have 4ori5td Partnership
L lin The TAILORING BUSINESS and re.
srecfufg solicit The patronage ot their friends and
the pattic in general.
JAMES CL0THIER.
TETER P0fSAL
CAagleslowns April4 1851.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
.y0EsS q. F.OfsEE.

"a T0RIEY a i LAW
H4ffPERSF ERR y, a14,
DRACIICi3S in The Cour;s Of JefT.rson ard ad
joining Gnauiids. and VIII give prompt aiten,
ti0a 10 all business entrusted % his care b
4 Once inNoancil Hall, Shenandoah street i
Oct p, 1851 -eow3t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

Tae Importation IF Tea COFFEE aad Wei
into he Laitcd lStatesfa lS5l.-The Phil
adelphia Ledger says tha, the importatisnsiot
tea, coffee and wool into the United States dus
ring 1851 as shown BY the statement accom-
panyiug tho report of the Secretary Of the
Treasury, we're as follows Tea, "a, 79s ,004,
whereof was exported sl,l29, 064, leaving
for consumption In the United States es,l
G6s,l4L Coffee imported, 81, SSH 70 fes
exported 1886 600, leaving for consumption
in the United States Sl2,5f5,6T0. Wool
imported, $3.50, 100, re-exported, o. ,e66,
leaving for consumption in the United States
s3,s25,194 The importation Of wool in
1850 was valued at 81 ,6sl 900, showing M
increase in the value of the importation The
last year Of over two millions Of dollars ]
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

LorisyIbLE, Dec. IL.
-Es-e-Ies VI KExTrcxr sEsAroa-S-Ths long
struggle n lie Legislature Of Kentucky Tor Uni
ted s'aies Skaai5F was brought 10 close this
morning, BrIli.s tl4eiian Of John B. Thompson,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
VIVA. Il. DAUGMERTY,
-AItOrneI at Law and Notary Public
TTIPpTR.N E'EPPY ~

FIAHPEI1S f'ERRY,. IL
DRACTtCES in The Courts Qi this and the AL
IL Joining Counties, and Will take Atiidavils
Propositions and The acknowledgement Of Deeds
anywhere in Jefferson Colnty and VIII also pro-
kest foreign bills Of eycbaGgc,
Y Feb 2lsla5f Spirit
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
l,EMALE OPP FELLOWS.


Grand Representative Colfax, Of South
Bend conferred the new degree Of Che
Daughters OF Rebecca on number Of ladies
in this place, in the Lodge Room, on Wed,
nesday last Mr. Colfax, rs Representative
Is the Grand Lodge Of the United States
having received cory, is enabled to confst
this degree The new degree asRe have "
ready stated was prepared and submittsd
TO the Grand Lodge By Mr.. Colfax. This
degree is a most beautiful and ehaste psSs
ductiOn, and the appropriate, clear and elos
qaent style which characterized Mr.. Collars
delivery of the charges, lectures, 90, eoAs
nected with il, added much to its effeot II
is truly a noble production aud enc. which
by making the ladies acquainted with tie
true nature aaa design ef.s Odd Fellowships
aud extending to them its advantages By
enabling them to recognize Odd Fellows aud
make themselves known when needing any
assistance Rill do much toward dispellfhe
the prejudice which exists with some against
the institution. In this point Of view ii
will be Of great advantage to the Order, and
must tend to increase the number Gifts memt
bers and extend the area of its usefaE
ness,-LFdiaRa Sentinel .E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

PoLYGAMY AMONG THE MoRMoNs.-A eel.
respondent from the Salt Lake gives ~.
nopsis Of the speeches delivered on the 24kh
Of July, The anniversary Of the arrival of the
Mormons ip@thc valley Of Utah, from which
the following is extracted; +
Another speaker declared, "that the Nor
mons were prescribed by the United States
that be had two wives, others Of his breth-
rem had more, and brother Brigham Young
had still more, and none ofthem dare return
10 the. U nited States, for their dirty, little
mean, contracted laws would imprison them
for molly eanlY y /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
THE WIFE.

If you wish to be'happy and hare peace
in the family never reprove your husband
in company, even if that 'reproof be ever 50
slight If he be irritatcd, speak not an
angry word Indifference sometimes will
produce unhappy consequences. Always
feel az interest in what your husband uh-
dertakea, and if be is perplexed or discour-
aged, assist him BY your smiles aud happy
words. IF the wife is careful how she CON
ducts, speaks and looks, a.thousand happy
hearts would cheer and brighten our exis-
tence, where now there is nothing but clouds
Of gloom, sorrow aud discomfort The wife.
above all others, should strive to please her
husband, and to mako home attractive.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
Meaumen.s--T onlS-Sienes, &C.

IrT1HE unsersiszsd having been appointed Agsst
n 4 az i Mrnssy;prr ssune-catieF. Frederick
lf7;.v IA sin sen .,t,nn;aants tomh-heads fcoi-
STOKES &c of Italian sna American Marie A. 81 s ~
timore and Philadelphia prices an Msis vs.
same FREE 0F CHARGE AND IL MS Or AisAs fle1-
ever ordered
\ AIT persons who'd desire 10 puTehase viii lsfAss
cali on me al Cant Sappineisrs Holel IT.
JOHN q STEPHENS.
1 - Lettering andprnanlenfal Wu1k viii be done
/. free of charge, q. =
October .. t65I-6n.
H ~ BOXES Mould Candles Tor sale low BY
\ ZJ Dcr ii. ERT s son.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

The BiuS Ridge Tunnel, in Virginia, will
be 1850 feet long, aud about 500 feet hate
been penetrated The rock is Of the hardest
kind, being solid trap or green stone, With
veins Of Gin land the work is progressing
at the rate Of about 100fect per month from
the two ends ofsthe mountain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

In Newt ork. on Sunda J, Dir and
Mrs Hibbxrd went out. leaving their house
anil an iAfaht child ii The care Of little bey
OF four yesrs of age During their abse1se
the Soy accidentally set fire TO the bed elcthsg
and the infant child. was burnt tp death.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
Sadalcry 8 Harness Making,

10 an 80 liz vafisas hratchss and am prepared 10
pat az as good work and al as shcrt neiee. and on
as aee;immudaung terms as any oac in the State Of
Virgi6ia. Come oae. come all and see me bezote
purchasing and win % you gned
IIlf1ES-The highest cash price paid for all
.kiu.ls 81 Green and Cured Hides
EDWARD SMITH
Hampers. rerFF. Oct. %, 1851 High street.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

HoRR1BLE AcciDExr-Mr. Barton, En-.
pineeron board the Tow Boat Fayetteville.
at Wilmington, n G., was killed on Saturs
day last BY the shaft Of the machinery. Z He
was examining the operations Of the woIks
and unfortunately threw his head in direcs
ton which brought il in contact with he
Shaft, which cut off part Of his head and
breaking his neck, producing instant DEATH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

~ a man who had gone West, foI the
purpose Of buyingland, found upon arriving
at his destination, that his money, Some
$1,000 ~ bank bills, which he had place in.
a belt about his body, was matted together
and nearly converted into a pulp, by MI cans
of the perspiration, which had penetrated
the girdle. Hispnly resource was to rel turn.
homoiagain. In attempting to separate the
mass, lie broke it into three pieces, aud then
gave up the job Afterwards he comm tied
the remains of his pile to chemist, Mr..
Webb, Of Utica, who succeeded, by steahing
and delicate manipulation, in separating the
bills from the confused mass, and restored
nearly the whole amount to shape that
rendered them as valuable as before This
incident is worthy of remembering both as
caution on the one hand, and guide OBJ the
other Daily Times ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

MADAME KossuTH-The New York Trir
bune says that Madame Kossuth is more
Ikea Magyar than her distinguished hns
band She is rather smaller than he ii pro-
portion but Of stronger frame She appears
to tie about the,same age She is a bruHette,
VITA coed complexion, and fine DARK lus
trous eyes. Good serse is the prevailing
idea suggested by het countenance Mod
festv and qu;etness are also there she is
nlain and unostentatious Id her dress She
- reserved in her manner and looks like
natrou worthy to be the-wife Of KossuEh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
.yar Declared agalnst Cuba.

ONCE n tie course Of human events, SC, Sc
- i oefumes necessary that every man shoaid
follow some vocation Whereby TO gain an honest
liveikood therefore viii hereby declare and make
knows TO generous public, sAai am nov eaEfy-
snsr ~. SKA III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

~ Fl s. said that during the last twenty
Years. the Hons Abbott Lawrence, and Bis
brother mos, have given away over mil
linn of dollars -tt + "a III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
EXCIIANGE blink Or
SELDES, " ETGs z.gSS e. co,
INASIHlNG'To~. /!


TIME undersigned respactfitlly annqnncc that
n they have Termed a co1paruershia 10 transact
u general Barking 5na Exchange business in this
ftv, undertbe iTnl Dc SELpEN, NiTIERS &
Co, and are rrepard3 ~ deal in
tarrian ard Domestic Exchanges, 717e Bifis Pro
asissarg Nates Cer,E6caicSot Depps5te Lciiers II
/. Cfsfit, Bdas Nl1eS 4i& Cree.
We undertake 10 make COLLECTIONS anlprsmp,ly
Tlo femil the pfocceds q my designed pint withHl
garawilhaut,he TnioFl.
Mr. WiEfa3N SrLpES. 4 member Of INC frm and
glor many wears past, thP T'nesarFre II Tie Tinted
ctes will give his careful personal attention 70 all
financial husnesAN3hich We may be employed TO
iransaetwith any ofthe Departments OF the Govern
fmant
II The 3business whish aGr employers tnay reqoire
Ills ID transact, will be conducled with fidelity and
tprbmptftaLe and upon Tue lno+t reasonable terms.
N 49, WILLIAM SELnE.N.
n Erts Ffeashteg 1ffie q. s.
4 JOHN WITHERS,
u IA Or dkeFaaGfia, Val
~ r. w LATHAM. L.
i Of lFasliagtas, p. Cll
4 L. r; BAYNE.
of Balimere, Nh
n Washington Dec I6 IS5g--tf
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sss.s !. =, fri s. s raj, ,.;s CT


rrssIS Sahse,s1eEs haEc opened their Fall and
il Winter supply % sssods which have been 81
iec,ad 8i,k great care. Thex are determined eat
% Il ndkFseld BIZ ang St1-s in lbs section ef ae
eaanty They respectfully solicit CAL tnia
their lsiepds ana al xho Ianl eksra kfFgainS. "
viii aanle in part:
LADIES' WEAR
Weean present. ! rich aud beautiful varfesy, saeh
as French Cashmeres and de L.aines Teiised Is.
on<ss Closk, Bfneade Lnstcfs Alpaeas Preach and
Chene Ginghams high e0sorea aud Nader chlnsz,
&c, and other numerous articles; Of
ie & GENTLENENs WEAR
VIZ asse fne assortment, consisting of FFeueh
and Enalfsh Cloths Of various cclnfs, Black Dos
xkfn and WOOL 73Fed Csssimafes, new and heaati-
fnl paifrfn 81 FaRcr C2ssimergs, Six SATIN, and
,,,,ei tf<tint Twreds Over Costing Blankets
Hn 81 Oar Stock 1t Domesttc 0oeas = varies
sni eslsnisle. 1e6cf3l assortment of 6rocefiss
Hariwafe. 0ueensupes, Bot4s. Shoes HAS and
SsSr- iIlnrlr sriitisS Drugs and Ia fael any and
every articis KEEP ia COUNTRY store.
coaeny pfpdnce q ~ kinds. taken p exchange
fof 165is and ~ highest R-ies always g,g asa
@festsri>lo1n, Nov y, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
HENRY HUNTER,
attfnruErD at Ia III

EDRACTfsEs ia al ilc Courts Or jefferson and
Il Il the adjoining CpuGr.es. Office in the room
Ewilh his father A. Hnalcr Esq
Sept Is lS5l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

YoUNG Man, SToP.- You, young man, on
tie way to the ball-alley or billiard-room
With cigar in your mouth, and with an ap-
petite for a mintjulep, stop moment
Are you not in dangerous way1 Will
these places, or your habits, lead you to res
pectability or usefulness in sociely7 VIII
ven, by them, become more moral, more vir-
tuous, or intelligent If not, stoy where
yeh are, We bsseech Of you. You have no.
blaness of heart, perhaps. and a generous
disposition You may do good to those
about You If you will Your example, if
it:besueh will lead you To virtue, will draw
aessrs after you OF Il Ii lcads Is vice al ers
roa viii also and the more readily, lure
cssaeFs in the way Of evil
Then, young man, stop. and think upon
yoar course Where Is ii leadiag If to
BID habits and low associates. stop instantly
Sand irm. Take not another step Id the
dangerous vat. butturn back while you have
the bower, and seek the way Of virtue, the
wsgs al intelligence, and ypu may 90 good
n youT day and generation, and you may
s. esteemed by those who enjoy your ac
qgaintsnce
Sc Why are military officers oil literary
Because they are 50 fond Of rerieies
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

x WALkl1G PREsIpENr.-Rev Thomss
Whittemors, Of Cambridge, President ef
the Vermont and Massachusetts, Railrosd,
has omplished walk over its entire
length from yicksburg, Mass to Brattlss
boro, VT, . distance of seventy miles; The
journey was divided into four heats, and
every inch Of the road was examined with
selections care Such President is prizs
In an, cnfnnanY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

u. Tie Fire -1iarn Telegraph i ap-
proaehing completion. in Boston. Forty
nine miles Of wire have been stretched lover
the city. TI9rc sre TO be forty signal lPxes,
and whenever FIRE occurs, resort win be
had to the nearest box, where, by turning d
crank. instantaneous coIamunieation wal be
,n.de IL the central Office, and from th4t in
slant knowledge viii be communicate q
the seven districts mtg which the ely ~
divided, b. 50 striking the alarm bells siml
ultabedasly that the locality of the fFeI wall
4, knoTn exactly to all The saccels If
iris pra;ect will Be a grand aciicYeuabs of
scieRce
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

SAFnTY OF RAILROADS. The Vermont
Legislature, at its recent session, passed an
act, designed to protect the lives Of travel
.ers on railroads Il forbids, the emf lny-
ment of conductors, engineers, brakemdn, or
switehmen, "who shall make use Of iftoxi-
eating liquors as a beverage" and the cm-
ploymcnt Of such person, with the kpoEl-
edge Of the president, superintendent, Or any
Of the directors, exposes the company to
prosecntiou, and fne Of $500 70 $4,000,
besides being liable for all damages that may
result The same act contains stringent
prorision against one train running upon
the time of another
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
Removed, but net, TO Fairmont.

! I.SJfOTED1 AND GNH0FABLE
"Ia tie muititn4c ef councttkhere is aeisIom y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

SoLfbIFiED MiLK.-A few cakes Of the
newly inveuted solidifed milk have found
their way to this country. The article 70.
sembles,t in colour, consistency, weight and
feel, cakes Of pale yellow soap. One pound,
grated into boiling water, will make several
gallons of very good milk. Itis warranted
to keep any number of years. Price, 10
England, zone dollar per pound. It is not
yet, we believe, for sale here. A friend
however, whom curiosity led to importsA
small quantity has tried it, and assures us
that it is all that it claims TO be-" . real
blessing to mothers" and mariners. It
. Hama LanennE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
Machine Shop and lren Foundry.
Agricultural Machinery.

TINE subscribersRare now prepared to manu-
II faciufe al their establishment. Chariestown.
Jefferson county, Virginia, AGRICEL II-RiL
MsTYTNERY OF every tsescfif1tion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25
Wholesale Watch { Iewelry Store,
81. IN. MILLER 4, 90.

7 Ak26aTERS Manniar3drefs ard J-hbefs III
i STITCHES, JE tFEERS AND aFANCi
GOODS. have 1eased 4Ge OG Sianf formerly &C.
epnled rs NAssrs ChnfirlI TErWhcF & ca S1ftt.
esF,s srArsf etsrtss osa RfEIwats s. 5d7is No
asfN Whla they afsspultlnt ia com ples nftat fai
ne WH0hES ALE WATCH AND JfsWEf.RY
HLatNES9 ~ le opened abbei-the. -3th eFl3ls.
fn;EAans, the attention % thc lraA5 - slte ftw
c0nekrhs ~ nehi1Sa tiie fact al-ue sre as q aa1
wi;A ias ~ lie 10 VI sieflspk tfly e;RY - .er 80
fseese Err sisleisSfs 10 thf county, wtiaE en i
I,ias tsTaea aaYRrtaec even aiiotbc5s 10 tkis1a
Eei sr Supplying aenierSNii h JeWerl 81 maf iae-
iireiH Hries. tedi1Te IL ik ag541eh 81 irads Bon
stfss nei.seti feiReen Balliipo and he Soa4FIes
anG ays@;erp Merchants.
W. desigS - rah particular attention al tls
Walfh ee1'arpeat3 Which viii ~ ali4ipes hnt-uP7
petll ilha efsai assortment ifoa fhe mes, let,l
1raict wADpiaciH4eFs7 Hnd ketpih pIfiael fgRbirg
ssstJ: 50 ibar purchases maR Al oace take FeHI,
wi;'sg wran sasfaptte tIa! b6ey sslli Pererhfs9l.
T4. hrahsh Of lte. bgsipEss-wiil receige tbe
espr.a sueDii1a q enc o NJ pb whose extensive
aad ftae'iTdl knowledge 81 Ee business vii We
Slare,.Sige rs place Il HE ed9htcnee 81 tnyeis.
Wtresfec.lniif in1ite raa IL cali uPaa y9Hcn
Taa tSxt visit cue city. c1nhdPniy believing taat
an ey;i7ni1aNnn 81 oartoods IsiIProve o yaaSaat
gihsg Sfe alfEr styles ard cheaper than yaa 9iare
eyer s5etA Ia ttis market, and aAshfe you tt3t no
-tAt3liall he wanting en oprpagt 10 make tie ae-
qaaiE5anee enc oi mainat hcrl st
J.. ii MILLER & co,
=. CFaefff Cad. aPR feg3fMBre n ftftS Bat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

AxoYuER SBIc4DEI-We ara painal to-
Alearb that a respectable fariner taEhel isaac
H Wright, residing about 5 mites NORTH Of
this village. committed suicide by hanging
himself in bis stable % Friday of last week.
Mr. ". has been laboring under great de-
preston Of spirits for some time past. caused
tits supposed, BIZ pecuniary embarrassment
His age vas about So years. and be leaves a
wife aud an interesting family to mourn his
rash Fairf1r lNc1cs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-25

rs Pride IS meyer so effectually put to
the blush as when It indsitself contrhsied
with an easy but dignifed humility.