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St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-26

SOL MON SW ALLOW,
THE WOMAN TAMEa.~~s- -
"Rn1sa Wife ssaAare a Wife. "


Solomon Swallow was bachelor, and
a rusty one, too; but, nevertheless, he
had made up his mind to one thing, that
he was the only man living who had ac-
quired any knowledge Of the art of taking
care of wife.
All the married men are dolts," was
Solomon'seeastaHt asseveration. ''There,
for instance. IS my neighbor, Tom Tan
gible; his wife makes & sort of three
legged stool of him she moves him in
one corner, and then in another, and sits
and walks orr him as if he was nobody,
while he, poor man, takes it as easy as
though it was the most natural thing in
the world. Now that were only Tan
gible, I'd first write series of matrimo-
NAL articles, and if Mrs. T. didn't abide
by them, I'd submit her to the whole
some discipline of bread and water and
paddock; and might, perhaps, brighten
her ideas, touching her conjugal duties,
the application Of good cowhide.
there again, arc Evert Easy, Dick
.LAEh. and host more of them in the
same condition, but Is-Pm the boy that
win set them ali right. if they only fol-
low my example after have conde-
scended 10 eadow come feztpnate female
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-26

-
! I.Ss.. NAY %. Isa
+ locks, chains, and COW
prate = and Mrs. Swallow
Fzelf bak and looked des
FL : g-lste q - Go 6resiae
sis 5Ns 80 I.iI. - III.
o. Observation, called 4 brute, I'D
D % less aperson than Mrs swallow Al
frf be was SO astonished at sdch o;,en
man4e station of rebellion a %; is i rs royal
- itflat he only looked aghast: but
whea be came to himself, he saw thai
something must be done at once, OF the
fed was lost forever,
q You called me a brute, Mrs. Swal-
low.'t W
"Idid."
brute 20
brute ~
II go mad. and break things, Mrs.
SwaI low"
you like. sir
Am Mr.. Swallow did 90 mad. but he
had method in his madness. for he
seized the cheapest article of delf that
was the table (an old plate With a
crack b it) and dashed it into a thousand
pieces on the hearth, as if he was in
tremendous passion.
/" How do you like that, Mrs. Swal-
" Vastly, Mr.. Swallow try it again :"
And again he did try it, (for he had be-
come desperate and demolished the old
cream jug.
and iGiYIit,. iGaiYIt said the lady, it is my turn"
to keep company sent the slop-bowl
panions. liable COM
This was, of course, too, much for
Solomon it snapped asunder the last
remaining cord of the little reason ka-l.aa
leftehd he slapped his help-mate-We
use the word in its most pQQFatiGGx had the
on her right che melted into silence, ere
echo o99lignant dame seized -tihic teapot and
sshivered it into atoms againS the head
of the devoted Mr.. Swai1ow. Nor was
this al as he was rGs,r;,s heels over head
-sion De effect of the awful collision, she
piled he remainder Of the tea traps until
there Fas scarcely bone in his body
whicHhad not echoed to the shock of
cups md saucers, and rounds of buttered
toast
liable to carry on the war any longer
for TIT day, Solomon gathered himself
up akwell as he could, and, yowing VEN
gearse, he stuck his pipe in his mouth,
andais hands in his pockets, and then
conf henced whistling a jig tothc tune the
old pw died OF, looking a. if he could bite
fiddle, without setting his teeth
on Age. His good lady, too, being de-
terrSned to follow the example of her
lordand master in other matters beside
the Helf-breaking, placed another chair
bacl to back with Solomon's and aftel
hproiiding herself with a novel sat her.
sell down and began reading away, as i
hide were no such thin IS beds tc
make or stockings to mend u all Chris
Endom.
/ Here the afectionate couple at for 81,
hortal hours, each bent sApon sitting N
fdther aUwr4y al.ss 4-saating fhe Will.
|. ..,;yt55on their relative pesition. Butitnaus
De confessed thatfMrs. Swallow i.ats a.
shest Of the bargain, for Independent Q
Solomon's mangIed head, and parboile,
neck and shoulders, he saw as clear a
Il, that TIE watch-dial and the crocke
must be y laced so that the redu
ing of the first chapter in his voluminou
system to practice must be attended wit
a. outlay of at least twenty dollars. Thi
<ibe case, / might as well be hun
sheep as lamb, thought he, an
s[la that he rose from his chair, stol
softly from the room, and turned tn
iEEsy upon the gentle Mrs. Swallow.
The turning Of the key m.de h'
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-26


- ,u,ee - -
:. - - -: IMNIs1
/" Servant % returnad co,o,---,S-
DISCHARGED bor =
think can .G;,rJ = ,...- ~
a wife toorn a'as : /,
The Iaav ,... nzz
said no,b;no ~. o.. - go
c,os. A.e..s'~. - y" ~
s.b. ar vans, and prove rove s = 81 81 sssss
sa'aan'e ss-psser ef pain. The pse
Il - - - II = eser ~ inteIsslss
So = ',ssxs y, Z TT 20 alsS
nsos, a9a;;s J: med j,
time fs.zet up. coupling f:ss-xsg,,,,srr- :;
the suggestion that in future sIssA ,,.,s,
save him the trouble of rem;nd;no hsr :.
so necessary a duty.
Mrs. Swallow. bowevers ben.s,o.,
thing by this soft ;ns;nuat;on for :, ,ho
moment sbe e;th.- NO. ,.o.o;.aoI. -
he. fast locked in thu orr,. ae ma-,
Il. no.,,, -, - AZ + -. =.
VAS '""no"
ID ,,
SNS was
~. ar: 80 0 .,,. S. ""aiO".
w" 'iiiS was ucKilsh point with
Solomon, but he was prepared for it.
"What says my system on this head u
said ne to himself. 1t says, "a lazy
wife who lies abed in the morning may
be very properly reminded of her duty
by the iudicious application of a coercion
pm" And this magnificent idea had
scarcely crossed the tbrasbold of a.
brain-pan, than L. inserted the point ~. /.
huge pin into the sleeper. As m;obt be
expected, the intended effect instantly
followed the cause. for the aston;sbed
Mrs Swallow snrono from ~tbo bod ..
though she had been thrown from i ~,
an earthouake But alas, her agility was
too str;L;na alv manifested for she not only
all but annihilated poor Solomon in roll
ing over him, but she dashed his patent
lever from the nail which.suspended It
to the wall. and broke the dial INTO 2
riio~Asand pieces. ~.
- w has dreadful dream, elacuia1eu
tbe ,ror,aod ,ss, ssa''1s ''''r $40
what dreadful re,,;,,u - .,.,,,o.
Mr.. Swallow, contemnlat;ne tbo f..n;Io
ruins of his demolished ,;neno.o
Here we pass over the ;n,.rr., l.
tween this occurrence. .,a tbe t;ne who,
the happy pair in question We're seated
at breakfast. -
Now Mrs. Swallow" said Solomon :;
=" seeing that can't awaken to call you
up IN the morning, or eat burned toast or
drink raw tea' &c. it is time should
begin to instruct you IN your duties"
And what are those, MIR. Swallow =
"Be silent, madam, if you pleaseianot
to talk. but listen, is one of the most i'm
portant Of them"
Proceed, SIR"
And Mr.. Swallow, looking daggers at
her for the second interruption, proceed
ed:
From six till eight, you are to get
up, dress quietly, so as to create no dis
turOance' light fire. air clothing and stock
ings' sweep rooms, prepare breakfast and
aiinouice L 'he Periec'iof 'hereei' Lish'
till two devote to dish washing sween-
,.,.,,:e:..
ing up anu EuooinS iuThi1uTe' Two 10 SIX,
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-26
et'3I. lslIED EVERY rHuRsD4v
= GEORGE 3. KiyG.

-e NgTOR
= feaws or SuRscRIfTfnS,z..aas. !. s.;.."... !.
mlin fe - paid within Vi K .rors,.a w,. - 81
lion wIH Be received Tor sI,,rser 49,
81, and no espeF be discontinued uasil
stllsy 7ablishaF. 80" =
Tgaws cF ApFAstsf4 y z1ssg NJ, ,,sv .,...ss
~ t.s three rsf insertions and cs.s e.
subsequent iTsestiop Twelve fines or iess ,
ss.'1.e sSq9 y TIE unsalseF ~ Insertions he
sss - 20 u viii hr pub.
..s.srl .ss, a'sss and ehsrgel accnriingIv
Faasie to those who sdrPrtise by
- e sssssse ssIension a eommuricafions
3 7@Alai esAe05 fnts once hBnss be FosT-PAtD. =
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-26

A WIDE AWAKE IDEA.-Dr., Layard
says The Bedouinsa are acquainted
with few medicines. The desert yields
some valuable simples, which are, how
ever, rarely used. DR.. SarIdwith, hear
ing from Suttum that the Arabs had no
opiates, asked him what taey did with
one who could not sleep. 'Do!' said
the Sheikh, why, we make ase Of him.
md &C. hia,to vatcc tne csmel.'"
St. Mary's beacon., 1853-05-26

+ locks, chains, and COW
'rute = and Mrs. Swallow
fseh bak and looked des-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-10
A snOCKINGT CASE.

The New York Tribune gives . letter
from Washington, in which this statement
lis EN- bodied, the scene being in Georgia .
IA young man Of dissolpte habits who had
the reputation Of being hard task master,
visited enc Of bis plantations IAN Island
an ABSENCE OF Some daysfhs t9iisnds bctSfIi5
alarmed and proceeded III search Of him ~
Nd tidings could at first DO heard, the No.
grees ell denying having seen their master
Al leBgth, on tie promise Of reward and
pardon, one man confessed that his master
had been murdered, and that he was buried
ina certain spot The body was found In
aImangled condition, and five men, who,
upon Examination on the spot, were oonsia,
cred the criminals, were forthwith remsvtd
70 Darien, the nearest city having jail
IL was at once decided that the gentle.
man in the immediate vicinity, should form
themselves into jury and decide promptly
upon the guilt or innocence Of the unfcrta
nate negroes The verdict was guilty aud
sentence of death was passed by the tribu.
nal Pending these proceedings, the judge
Of tie circuit proceeded to Daricn, accom-
panied BY one or two able lawyers, 10 the
hope Of putting stop to such illegal pre-.
coedings; but, finding he had no influence,
he returned, and the men wers shor.ly after
wards hung by one Of the leading men ID
the eonntrv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-10
a MEAN ROBBERY.

Some unprincipled scamp was mean
enough to get into the basement Of the
Lutheran Church in this place on, NJ onday
or Tuesday night last, thro' one Of the win
dows, for the purpose Of committing petty
robbery. The object of the thiefs criminal
entrance to the Church was two little mis-.
sionary boxes, in which the children attach
cd Ets the Sabbath School Of that Church
wore 10 the habit of depesiting their cents,
fps and other small change given them BY
their parents and others. These boxes, Of
which there were two, containing 81 or SO,
were carried off by the robber, broken open
and the contents taken out Who was
mean enough to do an act Of this kind we
have no means Of conjecturing; but this we
will say for him, THAT he is most certainly
and surely q candidate for the Penitentiary,
and that be will get there without an acct
dent He possesses in his character all the
essentials of finished scoundrel
10 We are apthorized By the Superin-
tendent of the Sabbath School TO offer 4 re-
ward of s. for the detection of the unprin-
cpled villain, who has been guilty of this
petty act Of robbing the house Of God Of the
little pittances contributed for religious pur-
poses by the children Of the school
HqrTisoaBarg Register.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-10

q, -. Yra,v rarsias, between nc tours fihrse and
fsss, sureonnnniiy rs aroused b. de startling ~
Ars Upoa rsscklng he street. ws ioubd q hhee VIVA
-. vsium, q saoks, nd fx swhis panic sssnsd
= ksvs p.rsilsd Ne eaeTriss u our Citizens Tbs "
=, 4 a. ops. Il jssrsoa discovered 70 - o.
A., shtoarhsss ln sssrs IsliFiof snd % VERY lev
l.s,Ss ssr ~ psssons rssehsd ne dssiseiise seeEs
90 ea,lrsIy beyond any hsmtn efforts The lAfEs
osoo.sy 6ioss q H. l. Eby soH situated 10 The sans
kudnr ~ sso destroyed. bot By The zsaeus end daF
la efforts have essas almost she whole
eks va.nbIs porcp d Ills stock was carried oct q NE
ssrnisg h.ilaaT and eouyeysd TO place q security
Tie Dwelling 81 H. 3 BtAcKsrns was also o. IRE and
- rsof burnsd a. bst oving 10 he saosi pffhunaa
<xsstions d some young men. whose manly enofss upon
fkst oerssion demand substantial iesmosis from
thsir fellow -szsns The building saved With but
slieht los, and the fire thss stayed.
The los a DR.. Blackburn viii BE- but little, Ind Mcs
M Ely Son win also suffer loss, which I some
sire \ covered BY Insurspee in Responsible Companies,
but he weight of DE disaster falls with almost crushing
ghbos and brother Editor of,hs esprit
His 0ee, Mzterisls Books. Bonds and Notes. in Short
svery paper q value he had in the world was totally
aestroyed. Our sympathy he has but that viii avail
tsle 70 restore 70 him the BY which be sustained
hinseif aad family, and s-re some substantial
evidences will speedily be given BY this and every other
sonnauity IN which bis valuable paper was wont 70 cir.
eul.,.. Of their sympathy for hs loss and their appre
eistion Of the man He bear. |,by under his misfor'
times, and with stout head .trong arm hopes soon
aeaa 70 have his sheet in the hands Of his feads and
subicriber
The fire isIshpPosed to have been by accident!
On Saturday morning the residence Of Mr.. LEosAap
s1ptra was On ERE, caused by stove pipe. but BY
timely discovery, sassd the town from FIRE which
vould have been awful in ,TeIeeis. a. The wind wai
thsn blowing heavily!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-10

Ia CLEReYaAS.-An Old and valuable subscriber has
scat is certificate from one 81 his Parishioners which
he wishes Published for the benefit Of mis- neighbors
and the community Al large. 1t states authority that
needs confirmation. the particulars Of remarkable
by Ayers Cherry Pectoral article we have al
ready taken occasion TO notice. aad which we have rca-
son 70 believe i worth notice. This sufferer had been
reduced very low from the effects Of Cold and Cough,
caused by exertio1 At fire, nearly three years
since and from which il was evident 10 his friends that
he was last Fastening 70 premature grave Many of
the remedies Of the day and the advice of eminent
Physicians had all failed afford him relief when be
was induced to try the Cherry Pstforal which soon
cared him The crowded state of our eolumns will
admit the fall particulars but earnestly nrite the al
entioh Of readers 10 the adscfiscmen in another
part III ear hapef.--l Christian Cir0nftfe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-10
DESTRUCTION BIZ FIRE
Office Of the Spirit Of Jefferson

To frx Fnrr1r, Asn P.raoSs :--On TIE morning
Of lhs Ali q Mar b dnTiag neeessasy 30
from home, The Building. PristiBg Maiefiaiss
Books Of Subscription and Accounts, Bonds-esey
,hisk pertaining 70 he once Of the e pir p -
krssh.-was DESTROYED ~ Fire. We nereiore
return q oaf post Of dn;y 10 hnd the bard laoous
and Toll III e,rt. anzieiies and struggles o. zen
wears. 4 m1ss Of smouldering ruins partial ~
surance upon our ofice building and lriniing ma
,eriaIs. de ohly precsuiioa ne eoult- observe a.
g.in,t he destructive element viii prove 70 us
grr,, assistance 10 this boar Of our calamity. Tbs
loss Of our Books Bonds and o,her paFsrs, we fear
4 almost irteparabIe. We estimated them as being
worth 10 Us some eight thousand dollars, and as
our only hope fof iquilaiag the nscessasily heavy
debts which he expensiseness Of our establish
menl were constantly aceumulaiisg- Tel recover
any portion Of this very considerable amounts rs
W. shall have 70 appeal 10 The magnaaimiy and
ths sense VI justice of cur isiends and psifsns--
Those whoknow oar necessities, and can Appfes-
ae cur wants. will sureIy no, desire e lake advaa.
.ays ef ur nI.iouuss. To sbsif eva hspeuf shall
y, therefore eohEls. fsr proper remuneration fsr
the past g. our only hope FOR The falutt H
The paper was never more pfospsfops shap q
The tnosn.nt Of ~ destruction. The shbs,thIial
manifestation, Of sympathy upon Tie part o. our
friends. noless than . selfFslsnee aPop cur eva
energies and exestIcas, has lnddced u teannoulce
th4 the paper will be started again 1t ha earliest
moment praelicable. We rshail lehys Cor New
York The present week, 20 procure a snIire new
set Of typ. AID c.nsr mlieriaIsr anisRe hope. that
on The Il: Of AprIl ensuing, The "Spi,I Jesr'oA
, phoaix-like, Wilt again rise hon Us ashes. W,
shan have great need Tor the kind assistance Of gu
friends, and can oaIy refer to The past as an Ell
dsnce that their confidence shall Ho.be misplaced
or their good Offices lightly appreciated.
Our business being scattered otsr almost al
portions Of the country, time, pasesce and Psrse
veranee will b requisite y re-inssaie even gu
subscription list. We have forwarded ciTculsri
ID all the Posi Masters whose Offices se reeollect
have sent papers, aud We shall regard itas sPe
cai favoarIio get return a. the eafli%st momsn
practicable
To those who so zealousy iabored 70 stay hi
| progress Of III, liam AMI 50 kindly ptofeTsl lhe
sympathy and services TO eondole our vile anS
children, no words are adequate TO express th,
gratitude We feel.
Our neighbor Of the Free Pesss" has kindl,
rendered Us the use his Office for such printing q
We may desire and lor even The issue Of our paper
were Il practicable for allsof which We feel mos
grateful. and bop.seJula ever reeiprocate, shSuls
a similar misfortune TO The one onlsr which VI
are now laboringftefal him.
| JAMES w. BELLER.
/ Ch.,,es,awn March 10 lg53
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-10
Baltimore Market.
EsnndoIph q Lntimer,s
ciacuLAR or PRicEs in THa EALrtMoREi MARkEr
FSr fae ,eeek ending Mafch 10 1853
ReDorfed exuressty 10, she Free RPess.


Fsr ne ,eeek ending Eiafch 10 1853
Reported expressly fos the Free rrsss.
ApPLEs.-A arriving ireelyIand self 81 5Oio
- 90 per BIZ!
Burfga III very scarce silSuslities rein as-
time defnandl Sale Of Eades 81 10 to 20 $ts--City
Roll al IA tofl7 cts-Couanpn Wes'eTn ai ~ %
III cts. -44
PE1xs. -Wbie beans areimofih Sls25s TO sl,5e
per busehI. Mixed 50 10 15.ets.
BAcos.-,The supplyIis bstier and deKaHd 9oI
SO good, though we quote last weeks fates. Salea
81 Shoudersat6 TO 81 etssSides al "a q. ~ CTS
Hams al II ID ~ cts
BEEswAx.-G Good demand and sales8at s6 Cts
CATrLg.--li00 head were offered al the scale on
MONDAY. Ct which 800 Of which met ready sac q
50 70 "a p OF HE hoofesu III 10 S6 to s. 20 net ana
The balanc were TAX q 10 Philadelphia.
CoRs.-Prices dull and sales at 52to 81 cis lor
White and "a to 81 els. Ter Yellow f
improving demand DIM
Daisp SALES u Apples ats 70 ~ % CT.
reaches az 81 10 10 81.
DsEnsKINs. Prime skins aFt bringing "a g g.
Fuas Mnskrat CT ii = ttsA Com andnltas D.
hos Y g ~ Is Red Fga % V 81 Mink sa4ieaV
3 Foes. Market hsavy anil ltahsaeiluhs limit q.
The price ~ 10 b Howard ii, and CITY Mills Is
i Mspininsly aiEH1i bul sales eapihtt W made q
mat buyers Afr tiIeffhe HfaT5gsl t# F8ls
FbAksHHAs-sales III i | ID Vi y n 40s fs
VilsshNd demand and sales ana 70 tiss
li9gHs=hlN e are "a demand IL 8Is5u - ~.
LAab#s Sales ID Ills Al . ID 10 eisa ksgs u Y
Mvsg.Ha assa- salssaI II mi si.=WilA isesa
osys@Nss are bringing % u 20 si.s tsad o.
mands s6
PRas-Al ~ 10 ~ Gle.
RFK- aaies a. ~ % ~ els.
TIMoFHF SsFp = Nj ddulana npminal y ~ lp'
Tsllaw. Sales 81 a 20 10 chi
WuEAvs~ 100 10 los cls: for infhlioF 70 good ene4
70 prime AZ i05 % no cls family apnf While q
lis 10 100 cisl7~in Rond demand,
Wool Sales 81 nnwashed "a y 81 Neshea
IS % Is ctss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-10
THE NEW CABINET.

President Pierces nominations ofCa officers were
Monday considered BY the Senate in Executive
sioa. and were approved BY that body without delay
Ths ofiees have been apportioaed thus:
Secretary If Stait-WILLiAN L. Nancy, OF New
York.
lucky.
: Secretary II a. Iaier;sr-RoSrar MccIrItAsD. Of
2 nlichean-
ssusiary II IHar-JsFrrnsos DAVIS. Of AI,.i.sp-
s.sr.ips Il ~ Nasy4JAsrs C. Do.sIs. d NorsA
Carolina.
Ps.ina.,r Gs.~ai--JAxrs cAssDsrr. ofPsnn.yl.
yania.
Aiisrney Gnrai-cAlEs crsaIso. Of Masaehu-
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4 CARD.

avail myself or this public mo5e Of tcndefing
nv hearI felt thanks 10 the citizens Of Chafestown
for their earnest and uB,irlag eaotts 10 save my
family and property from the devonring elements
on the morning ofthe 9Th Of March. Where all
we're SO active il wonld be invGious in me TO par
ticnlarize but any one Of them be he rich or poor
viii find me active and jealous to aid them should
such calamity unfortunately befall them I must
also present mr. sincere thanks TO those who so
kindly and cheerfally offered 10 share their homes
with myself and family ia our homeless condition.
NAV they never know the want of a home.
r. s. BLACKBURN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-10
FRESH WArER IN WASHINGTON.

On motion Of Mr.. Hunter, the Senate adopted an a
nendmsns apprOprising Si500aO 10 aid in bringing q
plentifu supply efwater into Washington. IN support
ING this amendment. Mr. Hale said Geaeres had given
every thing 70 the cY but good water and he for
spentful supply Of that II in fact the greatest
ganblng dePo, iuthe United states-there were pleaty
q lottery tickets and rum, but water He might
have, added, plenty Of faro banks too.
Twill Be appalling sght II the vision could take in
q siagls glance the aggregas of dissipation during the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-10
THE INAUGURATION.

Rs vsre sneag these who Witnessed the great events
q se ~ March al Waskingfoa. The Address Of the
snsw President viii b found in another Coluna II
wss delivered in bold and manly nanner--and will
~. = paper o ordinary character. Portions Of il
q. nevertheless capable Of diverse constructions.
discovered By the expressions Of those in the city Of
Expeciatioa.s Bat ne mustawait further movements.
TRs o1iec seekers. God help theni-they are M
nesc.s q lies in s1nner-snd hang upon de Official,
cliks ss.d nah's gsasp On the wrecked suinnsr:s
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FITS h FiTs al FRS i.lI!T

PERSONS who arc laborns uder this Distressing nal.
ady will iinsl tlicS FEGET.fBLE EPIHEPIJc
pills u bcthc only remedy pser discovered for cur
ing EpclIsy DR. Falling Fits These pills possess spe.
ciic actiuI On hc nervous systkn aud although they
arc rcaHed especially for th pnrpose of curing fts
they willbe fund oil especial Rrcft for al persons e.
ctcd with WAX nerves Whose nervous systein has
been lfolfrat4l sha tered fem any cause whatever
Price Sa per box, or two boNes for i Persons out
- The .itj' enclosing remittance will have the pals
nj thes thfsagh me aaesl ftss % pnstsge Forsnlc
by Settles. NANCE. nos HashmorcJsrrti, baltimore.
Md 70 whom orders from all parts of hc Union nnss
be pddressed postpaid :. X Oct. I. 1854.
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ks,odIss % sl,sslhsllIss g. i.iIssi4s iasiss.
$780, ~ eSstlz ~ res l,Athsfaaf, fFtsItias
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-10

%. toahs man shout thirty yeafs q see. spaFent
l. ilfaaser. cell. % Friday mofnisg, from tht top Of
he wsshiaspa Nalioaai biehamsai and ess iSsifliy
allied lie 4 described y being dfessea h abiask
esal md fsascsas md ehsek shirt and had Etl esas
pieti6h ard ssadF Whistefs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-10
RRsIGNED.

We lesra tAaf Mr.. cnAnrEs W. BurroS. the very
sspabs and estimable post master Harpers Ferry.
~ seat 10 he Post Ofee Department. his resignation
II he tasnes poroa d The conmuhity. this win easc
nnch regret While party n.y be advanced By the
isharswai a Mr. B. from Tie station We feel assured
hat Ne Snt,ir inf~ssi win NOT be eahaneed Bat Ell
sisney nusi yielf 70 party behests. We are aol sp
.fi,ei 4 10 Al sacses,of Hereafter. word o. i've
=, 4 40 aeen de tdl6etis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-03-10
March TO- Ie53.

NJ DR. W. r. RArs, requests Us % announce 70 the
eiti-eas q Charest,wu his deep q gratitude for
their sss, aid IN saving hi, property from dcstruetn
BY Gre o. the All. Their efforts the oceasioa viii Be
remcnbcrclsby him.