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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
PUBLTC SALE.
The House and T,otof (sroun,
FARM FOR SALE.

THE undersigned intending ID remove 10 me
u west, etlers, Tor s1lt The Farm on which he de-
sides. ~ i situated hgf mills Nnrth Of Shepherds
town, and contains iSO acres OF good limestone
land, mi high state If cultivation nearly all well
set 10 clover. The improvement ts comprise vopd
log Dwelling Corn. Smoke Hohses Stahlinga
wagon Shed. Carriage Hoase. Granary and d
first rate well Of never iaiink water near The hou
= further description OF this properly u deemed
unnecessary ~ those WishihgtD pnrrhise win tx.
anime f6r themselves ANY one wishing 10 rtlr.
chasr can have possess ion w hc Grs dBv of April
FkaMs-Onc third 10 hahd IBID balance Ii two
equal annual payments with Interest irnm daie
Feb ~ lsa1,s&3t ;lElJ EHAPIINEI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

A ny number OF Bushels Of prime WHEAT--
II both red and while and fof which the higheet
mafketptige viii be paid. One Of orr hrm Will
Be IN qlhsEles.owo ryefy Friday where We VIII
meet ihose Win desifet1 sell.
Jansy Ia, 1859 I'll. BLACKBURN d co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
A H0IfSE TOELET.

TINE Dwelling occupied during the past yeaf
L bvI The Rev. ID. a. TYxc, situated on the
SmithdeId and Charlestown Turnpike, and abop.
two miles from the latter place will be FOR Rent
from Isl April. Terms may be known BY applying
TO fsl BRAXTON DAVENPORT. E
Japuary 25 1851. l Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

Inn LARGE Locust Posi; / .ecnnd hand
slUU single Eockaway; fohc.horss Baronehe;
Good CanyaL M.J.HAWKS.
charieslowa. NnYsmher W, 1859. Is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
Harpers-Ferr-. IA
What can be got for Five Dollars 1!

TIME Undersigned have catered into an arrange
{ Il menr ~ Witch iaeY agree 10 furnish the
4kaickeronekerxd Mag8zine, t1p'Aiblyl the Home
eJ#nmal lVeekiy 1-Hhd ihr M0sieal'7AY Grid and
Times (weeklkl % new fubscltbets at He " ry
mo.erhte price pf hYe dollars ytsr for the hfee
pnblicaiitfis A nfdffs. en6ising iliat amount 10
Dyer a. MiHis vii Ne promptly attended 40,
SAMUEL litflhsI ON
PebtisA y n az Raistoestke,.
MORRIS Is. WILLIS
Pa1lnte,i st IAs Hyas Jsu,Na,
DYER 4 Willis,
PabilsAefS # iAe !Aasleqi Wa daf Tnes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

GOoK STOVES. always on hand sample
~ Of Tie very best Cook Stoves now IN pse, and
cheap T. RAWLIHs 4 SON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
JEFFERSON MACHINE SHOP,
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRY.

on 7aings done atcag and a1 thin 81 beam.
Neae
THE subscribers respectfully IAN the amer iion
i Of the Farming community 81 their very large
aSsoyAu,snt ~ H. III .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
Alexandria & HasTpers-FI erry
RAILROAD COMPANY
FOR RENT.

VTyuE HOUSE Al pFesel llrsed far aBFemale
SEMINARY II Chafleslown3 Is herebM offered
Tor Rent isom the lsl April next
Anellcalion toihe made u lhelpresent occupants
Fe6rnary a. 1888 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

COMPREHENSIVE QFEJcE.
THE parties to he above suit are hereby noti-
y fed % appear before me. q my olics il
Charlesioun. Jefferson cooniy. Va, a 10 o'clock.
A. NJ. On Tznsisg ~ ia daS II 1Iartt neri. a,
which line and pllcs shall procerd % execute he
abott decree. 6ANI STONE. Conr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

viii sell a. the same tins anG
named placsA4pon the same Terms 80
January 90, 1853 r : = ~ ].
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
Df. w. McGWigan.
ARichmOnd Republican,, for Sale.

"RichmOnd Republican" for Sale.
TIME EstabDi.hpfhens Of ihe-tRIc HMoNID ne.
lt PUBLICAN is ofsred fpr sale for the bene
fit IF ,he creditors OF Roberi H. Gailaher. lt has
anexceIlent on fit ct material and is in all RESPECTS
in condilion 10 do a g0pd business,
By ihe terms d the irlst deed under whidb Tact
There i no Necessity 70 sch il AZ auctions Il y
therefore os-ed at PrdrGts sale on terms whFeh1 j.
believed the purchaser viii find ], geay III his adj
vantage 10 close with
abe growth ef Richmond ID popnla.ia1, basl-
neEs and WSafth sand thspr1spers hi inereakhs r.
soafces Sfron all points Of The Stale exhibit alnple
room ioflnewk paper elitefprisa
There 'wia also be Sod Large quantity 4f Tire
belonging tSfh well appointed IN Ode Al tsc
Iatge 20 TBfLE CYLINDER PRESSES
For terms pt sale &c., aJdfess AZ GeUfRet0wn
| Die, or al Richmond =
l FL. LOUGHB0ROUH Trustee
January cd 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

1rxr. rrrD Table Spoons and Forks, Alhafa Ia
6Isehd Teaspoons Wire strengthened Bri-
.--,-s-, -, and German silver spoons, Just re-
$500 i T.RAWLINS son.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned viii elTer al PublicIsale s1
TUE$D4Y Y. Hzret Sd, Ii fair! II np@khe mrs
q a. day thereafter, a. the residence Of Mrs ANA
- Dake, miles aboFe The Old Furnake, and
near sris1AOfs Baak, the following valuabIe
csa,istias Of valuasle IFort aAs hiding
Q H d...l,. # Mkt eol', es<ss n sloea
!. 20 had Of Hogs tso5ass igtood brood So,ss j
Wagoxs, Cram Lldlefs, Can, lPlous,
Hagyesss and Elrafng I Impfnssats
gearaatiy;
Wagon and Pidlc Gsarifg ii
Crdss1eut Sac; H'1eat Ean,k TViL.
harFs make j
Il Sands Of Bees; so lttte Bags
Aboat 1000 Ds Boon 4sa 200 Us. Lard.
Household Furniture.
Mahogary Secretary and sic 1a5less> Din
ing 7astss, Wash Stasds, CAairsE Lo1k.
ing Glasses, | eigla dcI4 Ctork. EStores,
s4ad.Lr Slioreis and I5ngs. CarEetiag,
a lit d ..Cgp6oard VAR, a Lat III vatu.
tie Books. DC. 3r.
Kitchen Furniture generally
TERMs-On ali sums Or SIS, and upJ rds
credit Of Nine Menihst1will be given, TIE pbrcbas
giving bond and approved selluri,y. for aH Sums
under IS. ile cash wiiIbe required, No rsoperty
70 be removed Until heterms ia sale are piled
with. Sale U Commences al l0]aclock & y.
MATTHEW A.tpUK
soraary z, ts53 Spirit forIihe Iftirs-
very Desirable Farm for Sale.
1--WE heirs Of be late Gcdfge Sbau'l bier at
A privalr sale. he. FARSI bon which BE said
deceased esid u, pariiL~in Jefferson and Bsrkelry
SEQ ACRES
Z Of good arabic lsnds improved Wih Two raSiITen.
enehi. Stables ard other neeesEay buildrEss, ard
ssairfed ~ lhesopeqaen GfeeK fneiiog kfoagh
centre. aileft1ng hHe meAtpws, ard nil neaeS
- spfiaR near the daelnH-lihsre atE aboui
90 "a timber, t1p baiAHri rlaj afA#e lard
fFs Al the hhtye lagd Twill Ne adlI eh Tho
EsVimsi One lbuA vi Haah land d. frsia
Al sqaA nnnDal insiailhenls with htr4rsi
Aps'saissl.,pffhe paih hase meusE 81 he
n sbiys of land ghgihs -r1 kiiay's
bin lhe nufehasft's ahnd- Ehiil her
Ihe purchaser w9lltagE 1sfa pdsses.
lard, by pms lhs aRe,ihFaoi H. pnf
tifsalt 100 aefet iankelYr honlbs,'
ihEre AeRual nAtl lmrIIls via nieFs
WIN ldseil q tIlu'l n Ias ka'ae 20
iand i not soitl ~ ebh IL Fktruasy
badhal day be Oh md fox sale. Ha pub
ne nf HE premises. HosFes9 iuh-pBven on
III. AnFil sexif with the NJ chi % cuis lhresh
Nle iheserop. now grewih,, II notAsoll Il
n Be offered soF fent@to lhe hisheslE bidder
ms male knownsn fha DIV oErentifk,
sons d,eifing ans ihfofmAlioh3ie rekarl to
cF Wishing vfeav the land IN railing aH either
ofthg undersigned we viii lalcr pleasure iSh show.
ing Il or Mr. Eaitnijne ShaAll k on ~ thH heirs)
who tesites on DE premises, onk mile-ne4i WSsf
81 Middie&aF Virginia. I
s. Esf- Sale 10 take place al o'tieek P nj
Nilaleway. February II. ls5B II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

A NEGRO Man, subject 10 Epilep,ic6is, be-
"a longing to widow with a family of young
ehidren II not sold al private sale he win be Of
fered a. public sale. before The Cohrl+House. a
Charlesiown, al February Court For tnfther In
iormalioa apply to q w, SAPPINGToN,
i NJ CARTER,
Feh 10 1888. R.H.LEE #
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
! COPARTNERSHIP DISS0LVED,
He for the Inauguration!
p EmH=c.

a FINE and eommodious boat viii leave Har-
II persFerry On WEDNFSD1Y IL u y
Msrci nezs 81 10 o'clock a AZ Tf.F he Inaugars-
lion All persons wishing Is proeure passage
viii please make known their Intention on o. Sc
lore The 18th Of February inst 50 that prov sion
NAV Be madefor their accommodation.
IERMs C1sHs-FoF the round nip 81
As The undersigned will do everything to make
passengers comfortable, be exp, cts full company
% hoard. The Harpers-Fe Brass Band will be
On board JOHNA. GIBSON.
Z Harpers- Ferry. Feb. 10 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

NERTTFIcATE oE coz CRANE.
Sowued TOT shert time The Bail Mf-fA Of
ers for sal. and consider him agood stock Rnimal
and his get good mixers and I'm much pleaSed
with some Ishaye JOSEPH 'CRANE.
February liz 1883
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
WAGON FOR SALE!

HAVE far sale light Wagon with springs,
III which will sell on reasonable etnfs. II i
suitable ir one OF Two hgfses ana 4 80 cehslruel-
"A a. 10 be used with OF without the bed
Feh III 1883 SAMUEL. q. YOUNG.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
situaliori. Wanted.

THE mother Of lad is y4sfs Of age, Is de.i-
ii rous Of getting . silnatior.iof MIN a. az ap-
prentice 20 some good tTadt. application may Be
snaie AZ the Free Press Ofcet
January g. 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
INe TeOpleS UItdt F4t0Ttle
Contains SI.S25. SEQ, aud no blanks

f-E'1 FsF a gsos vriss nd prompt attentions
Address. NJ, ANsEL ii CO.
CbFHsr III Bslglnaste dl kiieAi ti,rcii u
February ID isb3 BrsriAoas. Mp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

= A s an Ofice o. Shop, the ROOM next ID Car
"A iers Hotel in my row Of huidings opposite
he ConrI-Ho4se Possession may Be had i'm
mediaiely.
Wanted 70 purchase. a few choice Po.asoes and
Apples ANDREW HUNTER
February 10 1885,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

TERMs-On all sums Of S. and upH rds !
credit Of inc Menihss-wiil be given, the pbrcbss
er giving bond and appEoyed selluri,yI FOR iii sums
under IS the cash wiifshe required M pRoperty
10 be removed Until theierms o sale are c,Enpiicd
with. Sale u commence al i03dclock 4 b
MATTHEW A DUKE
Febraary II, 1853 Spirit. forIibe teirs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

FOR SALE,

A Apprentice 10 the Carpenter TradeSwanled
a .ssss-g i L s'''' SIS Il Isl 6EHI1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
Household Furniture.

Mahogany Secretary and sic 1a5les Din.
ing Taatss, IVssh Stas.ls, CAairs,H Look.
ing Glasses, eigla ddH C.iork, sS,ores,
sA.ld-Lroas. .Sliortis and I5ngs. CarEetiag,
LIT Of j.Cgp.board Wara, a Lat of vain.
! tie Books DC, Re
L-.txi., E~,,;;y.,..,3 ,v,,.xdU.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
4 very Desirable Farm for Sale.

fItHE tleirs VI be late Gedfge sbaul bifer at
a prlsalr sale The iftR1I ubon which BE said
deceased sid u, pariiLin Jefferson and Bgrkelry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17
For REM

THE OFFICE adjoining my residence, and re-
" ceully occupied BY Or. A w. GRAY. Posses
sion given immediately. W. J. HAWKS
February 10 la53
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

3 & - s'' " - s ST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-17

IN the Circup Court Of Jefferson couniy in va
cation, February 9th 1883.
Hcarg Berrg, eia'aislra.or ne 5osns non n J1Aa
horror, aeeeased, Pfsiutia
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12
h:s- We are indebted to II. G.. Ro,

h:J- We are indebted to H. G.. Rod
gers Of the firm Of MurIock IL Rolgres
ior late Cincinnati papers. They are a.
gain receiving FRESH supplies OF Grocer.
les Of all kinds. Al.o, the o,hcr estab.
lishments q y. H. Clark & NJ, & p.
Murphy in the same block keep up good
assor'menis, at fair prices. ladeed there
seems to be q general filling up, Of near.
y or quite all the business houses ia
town, e. -
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12

lTByre'eyencc 10 the number ofolr p,p.l,
it VI b. sen that the TINS ha; already been
published llree months. Although our terms
coniin; su'sc ibcr; to the psym-n. Of s. 8.
!or s description, yet as i.may have escaped ;ht
notice Ct some, tll1sc who wisa can ava! them
Hlycs of our advance terms by making imm:di-
diate payment. Persons giving us cash cred,
Al the furnaces will Eecs!yc :lc s.ms crcd.. :
Uur olTice.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12

We finish The publication OF The school law
this week, 10 thc exclusion Of considerable mat
Ter We would like 10 have plbli:hcd. We arr
disappointed in sor,c Of its provisions, and
think there will be difficulty in executing 9th
,eys. rMore anon. f.f .t.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12

= The Swiss block OF Marble f.r The was.ling-
ton Monument was presented on the 9th inst.
by the Swiss Consul at Alexandra. il is in
icrbcd ''To the mem Of Washing c:an-Thc
b f-.c Sw.:s CoufedeIa.ion--1s5o.'
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12

~ c. Our inability, from sickness, to
attend to our busines, last week, was the
eayse, Of some rather serious miftakss
1kier " vs, n.nek regret.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12

- 1tis stated that the President has indefinite
ajy posv9nslt the expedition TO Bherings Straits,
sni that he intends 70 eoun!crmanl the expo.
di,ion to Japan.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12

The Ohio Sta esylan Of the 5th e1a.s.ni tho
Sal llatory ofMr. S. $. Cox. who is hcrcaf.e, to
spnlict It in correction with J. H. Smith f5r.
Z 'mer partner ii ti.eofFcc, -ni also Mr. Medsry
notice Of retirement from The responsible posi-
lion he has sliopg occapiel. We shoall Lave
published both but for van. of room. ....
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12

i, The Chillicothe Advertiser has passed into
the hands Of Mr.. Eshclman. We wish hin
. sL.yi Z itaJ ~ 9@L - x e-H tiruf~U
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12
Foreign News.


''' Foreign News.
II ere seems - be n).hir, ra...eals'y ne"
Ia lreign a!,ices, AMI yet The sshi OF me
tine, are tm. nous NJ. on'y Ansr.a anl The
l.i.an eoyernm,it;, la! he G,'man'c states
a.. ad,p n; h, M, :Eig Il. measures -
ps pone " ha. ti.ey slI :t.m Convinced nus
rer.-. general instruction thr1uS hou. s,uh
e.s,ra Europe. The oppressive measures
.ieulel by those governments n: so in.o.eEa-
de that they N -, ineY !.sb!y hasten the even!
they s,e intended 70 p-3!ons. Amid the '?s'
,c,ng ui t,1.nuY ari opY..ss.on We sTe trl!y
p,e.sel 10 See EnsiAnl stand fJI.h ;s: ..ta4 :.
ooor,ss9d hum.ai.y, clt!.a5 81 ssy.am = The
ex.Icd Ct othtr ANS. TIE r;-:cs. 81 ..o.4
John Hssgc,, ssan,! tic iinq:.s'aM Z. Of "a.
,.liia.s, las ., only v!!:.cl .Ae.F Ie.tase' u.
i, has Inspired the pa::io.s oi :he O." word
with rCw sal, ami m'vc al nii.ei hopes .oi
Sc ij!lu!s. The sati.risn coyl-rmsn; haj
sppca Cd 10 her and she strongly Protested s'
rams the s.i!ss:-..iol OF p'lg ...yS j m''-
.. ,,, .,,,.,.
'a'; . ana - 80. Tts
..'..,,y,,,, .''Iys rms. ma, p.rman.n.
,,,a m.v-esal. from the irript,a TIA: i. des
:ircl % c1.u :hos. ;y:lna'ei tA'; e'a!! ~:
sa''iTe day b.! '0' the api'..ca''' .. , p'A''
:,'e; y ''.''s'' ;.S... .t,s.,, -. s,h,.,,,
y" '''''' -. -----
TIE aae 's''n.' AVN ~ ''s'."
te'c'e h'3' :.,.'-', VIA v.: f,,f
,,,, Mn, jns;... Of ,h.ee o.l,:., a, he.s.,-
:,.. We ha2. Tbs a;:ans ,aeat "! P'cv n.
the ,p.r.; d :,cin! anl sam'si:y TIA. seems 70
haTe''n 50 ing" '@'"Ssn ''' '''A' ''"''' " ".
'o's a"s |,'. rs, $50 ,"-,I SIM. I'M snc. ia
-. me 81 wtcei,ns and v...sba-gA pa.
?eTs giving anl RECEIVING challenges to De-
I'F;sS"p'" '"' s7''" O' 'ie,' l.-.''-'.'' ID
'''''s' ..,'.'l.I'...' . '''.' ',''''
ss; we PIo!'s1' MS WEE q eo''n' i
nica'.on Of q wo'AihE man. MS ie"eF
'peaHs !of ''seN. Il IS sr'''!'n5 10 sec
the working men sp2aS out ior 'Aem'
selves, IhFou!h 'Iie press lAey nave
alrcaiy "Pasa9! the Fpo.eoa oi iAe'f a
waSonel rights " We nope 70 see their
influence SO brought, TO bear upon The
laws, an! measures of public policy as
20 secure complete justice TO all, wh'eh
the masses Of the people DO NO; aow, and
never have as yet en)oys'. We com
uicnl the letter to al. ou' 'ea'!ers, as we'll
g, to our ir,enl' Of the lron:on Regis
ter, from waich paper, our correspondent
has taken several extracts.
"fAIs AND HEAsoAAbLE.-lhe " big
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
oman KNOW THY Ell F.''
I'm Moaiaabie Book for % Cents.
Every Family should have a COpy.'
On n00 COPIES Sold in less than Five Mon
CU.UUU A new edition. revised and mpro,

90 nnn COPIES Sold in less than Five Months
XII (NuD a new edition revised and imnroved
~, is.nod
~ -
DR. HUNTERS MEDICAL MANUAL 9 n ANp book lor ne
treatment ana cure OF every or OF usease cont actel ny
promiscuous sexai intercourse, ny se-apuse, OF py
sexual excess, WIN auvice lot tne, prevention, Wren
in familiar styie avoiding All medca' echhicaties,ahd
every thing that would ohend the ear 0, decency, rom
the result Oh some twey years suooessi Pace, ca
clusivey devoted u Tue cure vi oseases Vi oeca'e Ut
private nature.
Towhich is added receipts for the cure OF the above
diseases, and treatise on the causes symptoms and
cure of the Fever and Ague, tor twenty hve cents
copy six copies one dollar will be forwarded to any
part OF the United by mat free oil postage. Address,
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
TIE RESURRECTION OF THE chill
DREN

Light between the clouds was flowing
When the little children woke.
Dewy eyed from slumber glowing,
Through each dusky aisle they broke,
From the pavement grsenly spotted,
In the house OF death and prayer,
Bones and books the dampness rotted,
Grey and teathry mould is there -
From the graves that dock, and darnel,
And the singing -nettle shroud
From the reeking bldckened charnel
Of the DER grown city crowd
From each little mound that raises
Up the messy, thymy grass,
Bound with brambles, sprenkt with daisies
Where the bride and mt urners pass
From the tom5s of marble, proudly
Piled against cathedral towers,
Where the bells unwearied loudly
Quarter all the fleeing hours /;
From the cleaning willowy river,
Still dark pools where lilies lave,
And The reeds and grasses culver,
Quakng round the unknown grave,
AS though paralysed in tremor
BY the guilty deed they hide -
Up they rose, each little dreamer,
From the graveyard, aisle, and tide.
Lo the rosy throng was haunted
BY the wild dove rapturous note,
Luabcs their mothers chanted
Down the night winds seemed to float.
Some in serge, and some in satin,
All earth's Rachels wept for these,
Zen from vesper until matin,
Bending Ger their burdened knees
Arrows of the giant taken
By the angels in their fight
Souls that scarcely stayed to waken
In the bounds Of day and night;
He who gives each mind its mission
As it issxes from His breast,
Cancelled their unknown commission,
Gathered them in love TO rest.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05

yINnE efficacy of this justly celebrated embrocaton
i for invigorating beaulIiyine aid inpariing gloss
and silken sefnesS the hair, now widely known
and acknowledged that il has gained by its merit IA
reputation which not for day but for all tme 1t is
tile province of science subdue and control those
pIvscal evils cl re fined civilization has brought in
its train for so long warm rooms and tight hats
with the combined agency Of other influences exist will
thousands of unhappy victims be troubled with bald
heads and grey hairs say nothing OF the various
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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
Great Cholera IL Cholera NiOrbus
REMEDY
CHOLERA & CHOLERA MORBUS,


ARRANGEMENTS OF THE STOMACH & BOWELS.
yUNllS Great Remedy has been tried for about three
L years, and, having proved itself to be than
what the most sangnne anicpatons of its proprietor
dared TO anticipate, he offers il to the public in the
confident expectation that il is
THE GREAT CURE
which manking have so long sighed, both proven
tave and tos Cholera, Cholera Morbus Dysentery
Summer Compliant, Cholic Cramp Cholic, Fux, &c &c.
Ii is a positive cure and may be relied on SUCH
As il is intended that terrible disease &c Chora'
II is powerful and yet may be taken with perfect
safety. Furchdfcn must he reduced according the
directions Its pleasant IL the taste, and agreeable
tue stomach.
The Proprietor deems it unnecessary say more than
10 call attention the following received among many
more certificates:
DUEuauE, July 9th, 1863
Mr. s. A. Kendall Dear Sir! hereby certify that
have used your Great Cholera Medicine in my family
and believe be of the best if the very best
medicines now in use for stomach and bowel complaints
JOHN Il. COOK
DrBUouE, July 9th, 1853
DIR. Kendall. hereby certify that in the summer of
1851 had attack Of Cholera MorbHs, and that
after taking medicine for five hours without doing me
any good took doses nf your Cholera Medic and
IL gave me Immediate relief. can recommend it $
safe and eiectual remedy for such cases.
Mrs. Z. WATERMAN.
DkyENPoRT Iowa, June Doth, 1853.
have used DIR. keHdalPs Great Cholera Medicine in
family and have no cStancy in stating is the hest
remedy know for arrangement OF the bowels and son-
ach. JAMES TIORNINGTON.~
Prepared by lrr s. A. KENDALL. Dubuque, Iowa.
For sale in Dubuque, by w. ?. Allen, A. Gillespie,
T. Mason, j. :. Cock Herman Schroeder, and e Kris
baum. August I, 1898. div
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-10-05
by LETTERS PATENT SECURED IN IS49.
PULyERMACHER'S
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