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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-22
Musketos under glass,

a. friend of ours, who has taste for natu-
raj history is at present engaged in cultivatlng
musketos, and hopes to have them In full sea-
son during the winter. He keeps the larve
in glass jars hale filed with water, and cov-
cred at the top with course muslin; and as
the musketos emerge from their tadPole condi-
ton, they occupy the upper part Of the cylin-
ders, where they desport themselves for four
days in lively manner, and on the fifth lay
their eggs and die. In this way he keeps up
a succession of crops and by regulating the
temperature of the breeding-room, will be able
to continue the musketo business until the nat
ural season commences. The development of
the musketo is curious process. In the first
place, the egg becomes what Is called the
water tiger IA brisk little clock-faced devil,
that devours all the smaller animalcule with
Unsuitable appetite. In spectrum Of drop
of water projected from hydroxygen micro
scope, we have seen the shadows of one of
these water-fends swallow the shadows of
dozen smaller imps-the larve Of midges and
such small deer lin less than three minntes.
In due time change comes over the monster.
Nature envelopes it in pelicle or semi-trans-
parent shroud, from which the atten@ of the
musketO stick out at one end and its tail at the
other. Finally the creature rises to the sur
face, the caul bursts, and out flies the insect,
like an internal illustration of the fable of
Psyche. In five days, the machinery Of its
existence. which is wound up to 60 for that
time, and no longer, runs down. Such Is the
biography Of the musketo. Sunday Times.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-22

ANTIQUITY. lawyer and doctor weHc
discussing the antiquity Of their respective pro-
fession, and each cited authority 70 provo his
the most ancient.
'Mine,' said the disciple Of LycurguS, COM
menced almost with the worlds era. Cain slew
his brother Abel, and that was criminal case
in common law
True rejoinsd Esculapius, bnt my pro-
feseon is coeval with the creation itself. Old
Mother Eve was made out Of nib taken from
Adams body, and that was surgical opera
tiOn.'
The lawyer dropped his green bag.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-22

Lame = sighed Mrs. Partington here
have been suffering from the bigamles Of death
for three mortal weeks; first, was selzed
with bleeding phrenology in the left side Cf
the brain, which was conceded by q stoppage
Of the left ventilatOr Of the heart, This gave
me an inflammation in the borax, and now I'm
sick with the chloroform morbur. There j.
no blessing like that Of health, particularly
when you're sick
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-22

A female writer says Nothing looks
worse on a lady than darned stockings Al
low us to observe that stockings which need
darniag look much worse than darned ones.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-22

No one has a right 10 do as he Pleases, unless
he pleases to do right.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-12-22
GBf stalt..yy ~ GeIIer.
NIOiIi hItlIlI AANlIIO Utt1Ntt
THE EMIGRANT.

.hslrs B4 MRS. sopHaoNlA CUTTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-29
| Cedar Lawn for Sale.

WILL Be sold AZ rrivaie sale, The Farm known
w BY Ne name of Cedar Lawn formerly the les
idence Of John L. A. Washington, deed. living in
Jefferson cAuniy, Va about three milesS WI Of
CharlssteWin. on the road leading from BeFrrville
10 Lrrkown aud about one mile Sonlh Of the Har-
per>-Eerrv and Smilhheld turnpike adjoining the
farms ofJohn R. FIagg George lsler, Mrs. II l.
Alexxhder Thos Washington DR. Sculiay and
oihersl containing about AIS ACRES, about 30 Of
which are ia fine timber. The improvements CON
sistof a handsome three story Back DwsLLiSG Tor
" feet square. with two story Wing 30 feet BIZ 20
feet a,iaehsd; Barn Corn house Mix house and
Negr4 Cabins. Also. a large orchard Of choire Ar
pies. and a Young Peach Orchard recently planted.
The lawn and premises generally are highlyim-
proved hg Shrubbery and large variety Of HIND
some Ornamental and Fruit Trees There is a
Gisiern convenient and never failing well ofppre,
Limestone Water abou. 100 yards distant The
farm % shape IS nearly square The land is in a
6ne ssae of cultivation. and the soil of superior
orally Il has every canvebie7ee 70 market be-
ing " the immediate vi9iri;y OF The Niaeh;c5ser
and Hsrpers Ferry Railroad, and within 73or
miles ofthe Baliimere aAd Ohio Railroad The
place is well known, and altogether i one of the
most desitable tracte Of It's size in the Valley =
Persons who contemplate purchasing ran bh in!
formed aso The terms oflsa by consulting me ID
person oahy letter addressed 10 me at Charlestcwn
Jefferson county, Va.
GEORGE WASHINGTON
Fer hitnself and in behalf Of The other dev secs.
Deer Is, IS53--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-29
Baltimore Market.
RnndoIph g Latimer's


CiacutAL or PRIcEs IN rms BAIrtHoRE MARKsr
Fer tie sresk ending Dec ., 1853.
Reported expressly for the Free Press.
ApPtEs-Good demand with sales al - to 81
EvTrsa-More active demand. Sales Of Glades
Al IL 10 Is cts-Reii l6 10 20 cis--Common ~ to
l24 COS. j.
RacuN We quote at last weeks prices. Sales
Of shoulders at 10 "a cts-Sides 4 10 st cts
Hams Toto l98 cts
Br.ss-saiss Of white a. IS, to 500. Mixed
e.rrtr-sO0 offered Al the scales on Monday,
400 head. Of which were sold al S300io 81 51i 90
The hoof equal 70 &C 90 SS.15 net, tAe remain
ind 500 head were driven 10 eastern markets.
Characteristics light and price Improving =
sales Of. White ii s. 10 81 css. Yellow 81 70 6l
Z crovrn.rsDl-No demand. Held nOminaly
Dsirp Fsulr-ssies Of Apples at 81 g to $50
Peaches al 81, IS 10 S2,25.
DrrasxIxs.-Prime skins are bringing 9a TO b.
Fi-AxsrED.-Sales at 81 30 70 Sl,S5.
GIxsxnd.-ln demand and sales al p cts.
FEAraeRs Sales of prime al IS 10 SO cts.
FLoun-Anolher arrival from England has eaus-
ed an advance in prices. We quote Howard 81.
and City Mills At 6s67i with some heders asking
81. Market firm.
LssD-Ssies in bills. q 3 70 10 Gus. Kegs o-so
a cis
Nosraap Srsp-Sales At 5 TO 6 cts-demaad.
OArs.-Neu are bringing g 70 45 csss good de-
s RTs.-sal.s q Nd. :, IS 1850 CTS.
r 0NaxE Roof.-Seneea Is in demand and sells
readily a. IS Cts.
TInornT SsrD-Sells readily Al IS 3.
TArlou.--Sales IN bills a. 8 cts. Cakes cts
WnRAf.-Markef fair and we quote inferior 70
Coed reds Al 81 40 te 81 - good @ prime Sis19
Is N Sc White wheat 81 60 70 - s.
Woot-sales Of m washed 29ioalS washed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-29
Die al.

o. Saturday week. Al Harmony Hail. in I.osdaua
esaaty. in thrSed yearofhis ags. THOMAS RoGERs4
Atthh residence Of NJ. James Saith. ia this county
81 the s2p inst. Mrs. RACHEL sNARD. iH>fhe CD
year Of her age.
n On Friday. The 2Iin,t.. ROBERT LEVI. infant SIN
81 levi aad Annie snshaw, aged tea eoths aud twep-
ty-fve days li.
"ohlit little knew what uteres, il had created ii
the hose where il transient avlsitAai, wh.n
carried 10 is early grave, shaf tide euotioBs il
would kasc among the fey acluainianess left behind
BE assured. fond parents, the light hst twnkle ia
few short months beneath yoqr roof NOW shlningia
Heaven, where, yon perserefin the ath Of the Cps
pei 5ut will ere I6sg meet tepari no more forever.
And when mother meets on high, GO
The babe she lost in infancy.
Hath she not thea for pains and fear,
The days Of woe, the waichiul nisht-- I'll
Tor all her sorrow, ali her fear, IL
faeyer paymentof delight" .li
On 3e 10Th INST. near Moorcfeld, after long ana
peinias Illness Which be bore with oftitade and
frpigndtioh. CAPt. GEO. @. HARNEssi1ia the s52i
yes1 Of hls age.
OBITUARY.
On Friday norn6g October iii. 1885, at his reese
sence 10 the parish Il West Bataa Ranye after srvfTe
illness. Of four days. the Rev. ARCHIBALD II, In
MEN Rector Of ST. JOHNS Church. aged 10 yearslf
q Rlsseed arethr dead who die in the Lori"
The lamenied subject Of the ah1ye notice, tho RsT.
Mr.. Lamea, was native Of Chaflesiowe, Va. gle
graduated at Of the first Theological Seminariefin
Ihe esaa,ry aud about q years ago was orda nesia
after his ordinatioa hrrsmored the State Of ladiah
where he commanded the respect and cnniener pf
oil who had the pleasure Of making his aequln'enceI
Ii is nav aboat years, siaee be came % West i-
TN Rogue whore h- saccreed 10 organizing and butib
inc ST Johns Charrh q which. the time d his dshA
he was the faithIaI Rector asd pous teacher.
He Sas unremitiing in his. atteaton 70 oalelai
Sutesi whether spiritual seenlar, and ansng ihenn.
meruus frieBdsto whom he mare infinitely known,
his chseral piety and excellent maaners, male him the
object Of entire and much affection For sew
sra months previous 10 his lAmented death. he in add
ton % his Parsh which consists Of two congre3a-
toas ioae white and e1lored) extended the held Of
Ms ls5rs Is East Baton RogacJ where he held Divine
serxse and preached every other Sunday in ST. James
Church.
Difag the prevalence Of the dFeadful epidemic th IL
desestcd our land aud Of which he unfortunately EEL
wicn neither thefronstrces Of his many friends The
knowledge that large family, depended on his enrr-
gies Cor support the fear Of almost certain DEATH
could keep him from the bedside Of the suffering and the
DYING nor make him in what he console ntlonsy
believed 70 he the duty Of Minister Of Christ. Ol
sunday the day pfevioas his illness he preached from
Philippians 4 c. 81.
Ofthe congregation who stened>to this excellent
serin on bat few bched the face OF their be-
loved Pastor. though many will long mourn bis loss
cherish his memory and emulate his honest industry,
flish5ul friendship and devoted picsy. NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-29

lid 10 decree q he late Circuit So:
Ell pei1df Court Of Law and Ct1ncery for ~,
ysounly q jefferson ia the S,ars 81 Virgiria. pro
4lonncst = lbe 5th day d Jane, lsl3 - sun 4
flshieh Humphrey Ksyss . Pl.'alia ~ Ceaneery'
s.lnd Ssm1ef Strider and dihefs are defendant
hsII sell % he Highest bidder q public a1c.iol
In F'RfDA = tie 1874 ~ n ye1et1 lert' tle5H0
iAefnre Ibe front door a rht Cart House q saip
.iCpdniy. On the terms hereafter menlio1ed,
35lI-a ACRES or LAND.
I'm said Coutrv. undivided. being he ssme which
was coireydd by Samuel 4. Suider and Ann Re
sbeces bis vie, to said Humphrey keyes By deed
bearing dafethe 18th DAY of September 1896, which
l. of record Il The CLERKS Ohce ofihe County Coufi
Of said Cau1ry in which sad deed The said land Is
described asfeinR part q said Sanoel T. sri
der,s iniere traet Of liEd In said County. cor
tanning one hundred and styh acres, sdloiniag
The land OF Hinkles heirs, Jblalhan kearsley Jesse
Moore. ana John and samuel Srider, which said
par Of said tract is farther described as being III
heriied by The said Samuel Slrider from bis fab
er and free from The douer % his mother; and vas
Afterwards conveyed By said Humphrey keTes AID
wiEe 10 said samuel Strides. br deed bearing date
the 2osf d. November! 1896 Of record 70 The said
ClrIE ks o ace and by said Samuel Sirider % John
Sutherland John Keyes. as trustees, oy deed dated
Nov 20 1876 of record IN said Clerks Once, 10
secure 10 said Humphrey Keyes the purchase mon
e. which said deeds are exhibited IN said suit
The said sale will Be made 10 raise the BALANCE
due onIsaid decree. the amount Of which will BE
ms6s known % The day 81 $ le.
Ike terms Of the sale will b. one-ihitc IN cash.
and she residue on cfe1 it 81 six and twelve months
FROM day Of sale. 10 Two dqnal PAYMENTS Be4d.
aad deed f trust on the premiaes soid 10 be taken
to seeste the deferred payments
TIE sale will be made tor the use OF Robert 81.
MePhsrson, assignee If said deere. rrvps
Der3rher * iesa Trrssees
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-29
Marrfe-d,,,.'

Al Eaters HOTEL shephssds,sza On Taa-s AZ rrtr-
ing lsst BY Rev. w. g Exxiestoa. Mr.. REMINGTON
5. LOCK 70 afi. REBEccA ANN SHAULL--slI o.
this county
o. Thsr.day last. b. ,hs Rev. NJ. DiehI. BIr9JAs.
LAMBERT 10 Mss MARY T. SIMPSON. both Of
this eoanty.
u wiaebesfer, on sbe 1sth inst. By Rev C. Walker.
AUG CSTUS r. CaESSHAW. 81 Z. 1ras ebe ~
Charles CITY coBaty, ard Miss ELIZABETH r., third
daughter ffhe late Judge Richard z. Parker.
On The aai inst. By Rev G. w Copper. Mr.. JACOB
y. HARRISON 10 Miss ELIZABETH PORTER
FIELD
Al the sane iifn-. h- the sanr, Mr. JOIN TARTZ7
MAN TO Miss MARY Mccoy.
The sane evesins. by The same, Sir. JAMES w,
DAY2to Mss MARY ANN HOLLIS.
Or Tie.drv Iasi BY the R.s J. II. rluhket, Mi
JOHN REHR 20 Ms. EyE.THoMAS.
o. TkuuIsy last, b. the Rev. d r. sp-ig-. Mrt
ANTHONY X. HAYS 10 Miss MARC AREr ANN
PAYNE. j
J On the SANE dav. By the same. II. LEWIS LEWIS
% Mr.sfPHEBE RACHAEL HAYS, all o. tbs eouatyl
5/Oa Weane.dsy week, bf Wan. Harris. Mr.. JOHN
p. VAN D0REN. .of Berkeley 10 Miss SUSAN
AMELIA DAVIS, Of Maryland Il
On he Bridge at Harpers- FERRY. or the 2ai me-.
bv Rev w. r Spesle, MIR JOHN NEW NAN %
Miss ELIZABETH BARG ER, both Of Augusta county,
Virginia. i
On the Braxe. Tarpefs. Ferry, The 25th ihst.
By Rev. W. r.. speake. Mr. 6E0 y. SMALLWoOD
70 Miss JULIA +. BUTf-bsih Of Bolivar, ia th,i
county. If
On Inc Sin inst. BIZ Rev Joseph Baker. JOHN w.
BROWN 10 Miss FRANCIS A. MOORE all q Fred
rfiek county. W
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-29

rs tocatsd in Federiek Cily, Nd. as healthy and
Pleasant town any in The Southern States
It's Institution has an able aad eficienI Board
OF Pfolessors and Teachers good Library excel
lent .An5ical Instruments. an extensive eli n MI
CAE AND PHILOSOPHICAL. APP4RA-
TUT and II Is cohfidently believed that il Differs
as MANY facilities Tor in parting thorough axien
sive aud refined education as any Seminary IN th
lan&
TheSchool is NOT srcrlRIAs. on The contrary lie
Young lsdies are IsiricglyTeqnired TO attend such
Ch4ch Is parents ldesignate. aceompanied ALWAYS
by 8Ieaeher
SCHOLARS viii be received at anv time during the
yeak and will be charged proportionabIv frjm the
date OF their entrance u the close Of the Scholastic
year in July.
The duties Of The School viii be resumed after
the Christmas Holidays, on the 81 day Of ID anu
afT<which would be avery appropriate lihe for
Schilsrk 10 enter The School
tlS- Fof board and Tuition including furnished
Roans Lights, Fuel. Washing ect. $500 per
Scholastic year payable half yearly in advance.
Far Circulars and ther particulars, address
H. WINCHESTER, Prestl
DECEMBER s 1858
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-29

Me- Pasisels9of AIssxare RI a.
IN Aslallshs Reasds for SrUaia. KSses Esz. Rkssss
ma5ism. Obsiih1ts cashnloas E1piieS, ~. ID AZ
fs'iss e '1s taes EeseAss. hs.l.. Cssonie Spr4
msnt ard Pusn II the Dnass anS Jo;afs Sss,5oTT gt
ess. Ssnkilitie Disorders, Lsnalaro S-;rs, o. 4
w 81 Alucry, Inwsdtnes il LIE. ri ln,s1arsis. ~
ne Biood s tal
THIS valuable Msdicine. which has become
i celebrated fer The number of ex,raorainsrSs
cures effected through IL sgeney has induced lie
Il 10 The pnblc. which hey Do with he utnsat coniS
dence iisSirsnss end wonderful curative proEertcs
The following certificates, selected from large nuns
Der, are. however, stronger testimony than the mere
word d the proprietor; and all from gentemen we'll
known il their localities. aud Of the highest respects
hilisy many q them naw rssidnE IN The city II Rc
mold, Virginia.
Rpnd knorn every where. says NJ has seen he Mode
cine called CARrER's SsASlSa NfxruRx admhisaersll
IN over hundred eases, j. nearly all The diseases ~
which il Is recommended. with the most assonishinslE
COED results. He says il is The most cxtraordiBafS
medicine he has ever seen. 81
AGUE AND FEVER GREAT cURE.--i hcrsbx
certify. thai for three yesEsI had Ague aud Fever III
the most violent DESCRIPTION hsd several PhysciaAz
teok large quantities q aaine Mercury ana helir,
all the Tonics adserlisca but an wtAout any TefIx
nent relief AT last tried GARtrRs SpAxisi Mis-.
TvRE bottles Of which efeeiGally cured me- and Ii
am happy say have had neither Chills q FeybfS
since consider il the best Tonic in the wosld All
re1cnfQ
JOHN LONGDENa 81
Beaver Dam. near Rithmond VA
c. B. LUCK, ESQ.,, now IL The city a. RieAn M
and for many years inithe Post Office his s,rh ~,
dence in the astonishing efficacy III ,ARrrnss d 49,
MIxTuRE, that he has Hoaeht INV ards of 80 bntsfS
which he has given away 10 the afflicted Mr. ~
says he has never knownit 10 fail hen takes aecs
ing to directions gs}}SS
DR.. MlNeE, practising PhysiciAn and formerlgs 3f
the City Hotel, in the city Of Richmond saws he Il
witnessed in number d instances the efFeet n Cy,
Spanish Aixtre which were most truly surr;s;ns Sj
says in case Of CONSUMPTION debenaent n ,hs go
the good effects were wonderful indeed. ~
SAMUEL NJ. DRINKEa of the ffsan q Dr;nler d NJ
ris Richmond was cured ii Liver corap.;n5 afs vS4
standing, BY the use 81 two bottles IL Carer.
Mixture. ~ a 81
GRrAT Guar or ScRoFursA Tia Ea;tors III jsSs
Richmond Republican had servant cmplavea A II ~
press room cured Of Yioleht ScTunla roph;s.J s;sz
Rbeumatism which entirely disabled him fron, ,.rt II
Tive bottles Of Carriers Spanish Mixture made ne,S,
cure Of him, and The Editors, il public notice. ~
they "cheeriuly recommend il 10 all who are afass
with any disease Of the blood ;, " &.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-29
Public Sale

OF FaluaRs Stock, Farming Implements,
Honsshoad Furniture, &C..
TINE Undersigned. intending to discoR,inue
i farming, win offer, al public sale, At his resi-
dence On the Chariestown aud Winchester road, a.
bout one milk Nesi Of Summit Point, on
Veinesdag The 2stt of.Decenlber
next. all his VALU ABLE STOCK. FARMING
IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
TURE, &es bciDs a large aud general assert
meni; which ii is deemed unnecessary 10 particu-
larize. The fat HOGS [about 80 in number) will
be soldgfor cash. On the Carriage, Buggy Furni-
ture and Stock generally credit Of ~ months
will elgivep, with bond and approved security.
r. His slaves, embracing a large number Of
Men Women. BOYS and Girls, will be hired for
the ensuing year, on the same day which the sale
takes place. JOSEPH SMITH.
Nav II iS6l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-29
jefferson Land lfnr Sale.

T WISH TO sci, tro small far0s Of good lime
X stone L.ANDf-one containing 100 .2rres.
with good buildings, orchard. &C., adjoining the
lands OF John Leck, Fisher A. Lewis and the heirs
OF Daniel MePaersoa, deed--about 40 acres in
timber. The other, on the Shenandoah river, con-
tanning % .fcres first rate LAM, with 80
acres In timbef-a Dwelling :Honse on The same,
and adipiuingthe Lands Of George Z. Harris and
Or. John II Lewis heirs. For terms. &c, which
will be made easy, apply 10 the undersigned at
MYersipwn, OF hy letter (post paidl TO Kabetown.
Jefferson county Va !.
JOSEPH MYERS.
January 2OB ie52
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-29
Western Virginia Land Agency.

EINHE Subscribers are Agents for lie sale Of
j. large quantities of LAND in that part Of
Western Virginia, through which the Central
Railrosd is inprocess of RECONSTRUCTION. This land,
considered in reference TO soil, climate, mineral
resources, accessibility, and The character of the
population now set,ingsin that part Of the State,
will geherally commend itself on examination, as
very desirable for investment and residence, al the
low prices and easy terms at which il is offered
for sale Full and particular information will be
furnished to{persons desiring to purchase, by
either
HENRY l.. BROOKE, Richmond city. IL
8. S. THOMASON, Iewisbusg, Grecnbrier, CO., -
p. P. DANDRIDGE. Lee. Town. Jefferson CO., =
81 Octohers27G 1883
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-29
Medicines Long Needed BY AN
Being De Result Of Thirty gear. Prartie..

bemg NE Result q Ihuty years Practice,
"ey 81. y ffi.sa r..
M extensive pfac.lee p pailadelpnia the Is.s
forrs - a;ss,sa IA aar. .s
IIn;rers;,v ~ parrsrlv L. tSaa aloh
" ~ ic-o, uEaer tne 90
and Hare ne profsssor ~ NIX 49, "a
araaan.,, bae, Il anu 1928
srnaa g.a,;,;aaa.s r.sn suose
y aar ~ 1870 Ks .on, 81
4; ~ , .ae poge ans Iesul.s 81 sI
!. w y ny sssy !neae,.s.
~ y .nsse
fa5 ,es a.. ~ as 1noussnes can 'ssev
medicines, 4 ROSE NJ Is
-. r1..1,. =, &,
- .'0se t''' eoas 1sa o.astHy to,sstes
Ine greatest discovery IN Medical Science. biz
astonishing prepaFa.,on Tor raising any weak Soh-
stltuon, debitated by care labor study OF diseffe.
acts like charm. 4 gives strength and appetite,
and possesses great invigosating properties 1
For Heart Disease, all Nervous Affections, r niB-
lence, Hear Burn. Restessness, Numbness, 4eu-
ralgia, raising me spirits and giving power q The
whole system, il is almost miraculous in its sfesi
Price so cents
Dr.J s. Roses Gredt Pain Cnrey &.
All pain cured like magic / This wondeyfu Fnyrs
paration gives Immediate relief 10 all bodily Jain
Ii is used INTERNALLY and externally. 4cp,e iShsu-
matism ear and tooth Ache Swoilen Face Iia;ns
in.the Womb Cholera Morbus. scalds Barns,
C6ilbains, Spraibs Bruises. Pimples and chtonis
Eruptions, and Pains in tie Stomach, all yiea ID
few minutes to this chemical compound II
bottles atl2i. IS, and so cents
Lscer Diseases, Bilious Rabiig, des
If your liver is deranged, yonr skin will be yelov;
dyspepsia and bilious conditions Of the systeu will
follow you will Be troubled with cold let. yaria-
bic appellee and depressed spirits. BY takipg Z.
Roses celebrated Railroad Or fi-Bilipus pills.
you will soon find all the above bad symptoms Ills
appeal They give strength and richness tosths
blood. Boxes w and % cents.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-29
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT.

Incorporated 1870 C'arser Trpa,aet- CaritalSl5O,
600; ici1h polaer Of iEcreasiRg il 20 52J0. 600. +
81
,DUBLIc Buildings, Manufactures, Mills, Ma
L chinefy. Dwelling Houses, Stores, Merchan-
disc, Household Furniture, Vessels on the stscks
or while in port &C. &C.. will be insured al rates
as low as the risk will admit
Applications for Insurance may he made 10
h. w. HERBERT
m the absence Of the Agent from Ghafiestowh of
JouS p BRowN, Esq, who will attend 10 them
promptly. Persons al a distance address through
the mail E
N. b. On all Church Buildings and Clergynen's
personal pro; er.y, The Agent viii present his cam-o
missions in red lcing The amount Of premiums, 90
the risks thus arising -
December ~ ts53-fy
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- The Lynchburg Erprxss says 'sroi VERY
great deal HAPPENS 10 Lynchkurz, hnf What does
happen = uoilh recording Iftiien tells of ne
FRO Fellow ARRESTED SUNDAY night last IN The streets
81 fhaf civ. and taken 70 The wafeh-house Upon
searchine him they found in his head or rashrf in
the ool which adorned d. battered rinepepce 81
wooden comb. 4 Few crooked pins and smell Of:
musk. From bis bosom they drew Iorih s'eren Ire
etietess and IN the scar 81 bis paBialoons theys
fn1nd bzsiet ~ c1aL The rumors af0ai 10 the.
efect that be ha1 saddle al mutinn 10 The leg II:
Bic paniaouns The editor pronouncee apochfYr hal
hat The above be endorses Ia ceasiderasiop + his
sefyire be was paid 30 lashes on the spot, with q
promise Of 30 more very soon
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-12-29
FITs FIrsil EITslf,

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ady viii find the YEGEEABLE EPTLEPTTC
FILLS 10 be the oAly remedy discovered FOR
ing Epilepsy o. Fasiing Fits These pills posscss spe
cifc action the system; AID alfhosgh they
are prepared especially for the purpose Ct caring Cts,
they wil be foand of especial beach, for al persons n
hieiea with weak nerves, whose nervous system has
been Frustrated sha tered from any cause whatever
Price 81 per bSx, or two boxes for S. Persons out
81 the city enclosing remittaBee, viii have the pills
sent them through the mail, free of postage. For sale
BY SETH S. HAScE. los Baltimore street, Baltimcre
Nd, whom orders from all parts Of the Union npst
BE- addressed. most Maid Oct 4. 1S52