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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11

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- New.yc,A and fiie Rsrsd 70 NpaNr,l '.'. e 49,.
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~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT, com nenclns November T.
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M .ra IN NJ l. 10 aud ; 7. ~ ftwewet A NJ ssni
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IA :. Hon House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11

Ian Internal remedy CERTAIN for this distressing COM
plant Fo # Astonishing eg'es on Isa} r
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11

on kEInTIsE STAPLETOE VANDERBILT LkEDiNN ~
AID irI u 1883 Boats ~ eavo even boar - o'"s
@ ~ fsav,' e.,-r lid Leave NcW Y1rk
ga ~ 20 7 III. from An 70 = q"
Nig,t boat from the leland 9ocock. fare 81 cehts
Hrh, boat from EcYork o'clock Fare ~. cents commit
Included ~ A.. n. "a
An attn ~ Night boats o'clock from the Island "oclocf
from Sew-fork
7IRou FOOT of PECK-SLIP- November, 1853.
yor sbfsvsury Long BrnDch Highland DOCK Ocean h0'se
Port Mfshpsilp MoDnt Dock, bs0wus Doc MideoHn t1d
.d RAM rev and splendid ALICE . PhiDL tapt
A 81 Hssgerty foot Of HtcLsb Eat river asAJ -
4 ioSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11

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80 toaair n fsv fors - .r.tr give, - ~ r p,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11
C.rYTY lrIIIH. UIsTANCK kAVKD u
fr7F- ~ p
frtobef Affaorefnfuf
4 IHAkCY and NEW-YOEK INLAND ROUTE

n RAILROAD Tire Dly Tins Que Aeoo9 'og','op .fsn
e. ~ daily E4Ifeaa Trains a. ~ ana b" ,
eoaneerg Albany with CentfAl Lne o. aifoo Va ~,
iaas horb ~ safosn bpnnss WD AZ s-s i,4 =,
lie tram eonci Wsfern aud Hudson rh betssnr hth
reads Chatham fur Corner ioi Lebanon hphn,s OHsd a
Eosidss Oct from the dept corner OF "hhn rin $40
Geft.Isis through Tickets eau be pocntr ana DAs3
CHECKED Tor Albany seheacc,ahy INCA SYRACUSE 0""' ~
BIlai0 1904 81. -. 4
sssenge. Broome and Bo"ery and hs and
Tho sys irsna receive passenge" 0y " cr'ion
~ other trains vii leave Cy station Of roaro"
~ q IA NJ sLONT superintendent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25

THIS health-giving ana beautiful Watering
Il Place will be under the personal snperinten-
denee Of the undersigned during the coming Sum-
mer who will use every effsr in his power to rem
der il one OF the most attractive and agreeable
tering places in Virginia. II is situated on au
elevation or spur Of the majestic Blue Ridge Noun
tain, in the eonaty OF Jefferson five miles south Of
CharlestowR the county seat
Passengers leaving Baltimore or Washington by
the morning train Of cars viii arriye at Harpers-
Ferry at hallpast II A. NJ, from thence in the
Winchester and Potomac Railroad cars, ten miles
10 Chatles,own, where twelYe-passsnger Coach
viii receive and convey them into Charlestown.
and II desired 10 the Springs TO dinner over good
road and through lovely country.
The Analysis made BY Inc late pa ia BnltS from
100 grains of the water from the main fountain,
afforded 63 grs. Of Saiphaie ct Lime, l0i grs Car
Donate Of Lime, 23f grs. Of SulPhate Of Magnesia
Epson salts gr. OF M ntiate of Magnesia, gr
Nitrate OF Soda, $40 grs. Sulphaie Of Iron, and
ITO grs. Carbonate Of IRON.
From the above ANALYSIS the waters Of Shannon
dale may very properly se classed among the Sa-
line Chalybeaies--a combination of the most valua-
bic description in the whole range of Mineral
waters. Il may therefore he positively asserted,
without exaggeration fear Of contradiction that
no mineral water within the limits OF the United
States possesses the same constituent paris, or Is
a more sautary and efficient purgaliye than the
waters Of Shaane1dale Springs. This water acts
as gently as the mldest apeTient, without giving
rise to those unpleasant sensations Of pain and de-
kility SO often occasioned by ordinary catharllcs
prepared BY the most skillful physicians
The free use Of this water, acts almost immedi-
ately upon the skin and kidneys, removes worms
relieves the eonvaiescent from bilious or other ie-
vers dyspepsia dropsical sRellings ealculeus af-
fectisns Hemorthoids scrofula Indigestion. rheu-
aatism, less Of appetite exhaustion general debl-
lneSravelly concretions, structures, and variety
q o,n> diseases 10 which man is subject and II is
reeiy acAswledged BY all who have been afflicted
WIN any o. n above diseases that the free use 81
SnsnnSnoaie wt>xs have effected perma cures
Sulphur, Mineraishet ana ooId Ralhss furnished
upon application at the Bar
The Hotel Is large aud cemmodious-the cot
tages numerous and cemfcrtahls r.
The Table will be supplied w,A ~. hest h.ef
mountain and valley mutton. together with ali m,
luxnries afforded In the fertile Valley of virginia
The eesl Wines. Branaies and oAhrcr LIQUORS car
always be had at the table or at the Bar.
@. w. SAPPINGTON.
Proprietor or SapPingioas Holsl,
Charlestown, jefferson county. Virgfnia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25
SOUTHERN HOTEL,
NEW YORK.


TNHIS new and splendid Hotel IS now open for
l1 the accommodation Of the Public. II is newly
furnished throughout in the most complete and ee-
giant style, and its accommodations offer the most
perfect comfort 10 all who may favor it with their
patronage Nc exertion DR. expense has been spans-
ed 70 make il one q The - Glass Hotels in his
CITY.
This House is conducted upon the European
plan-beautiful Dining Saloons are attached
where every luxury which the season affords can
be had at all hours Of The day and evening.
Itis eligibly situated at No so Leonard Street,
few doors from Broadway in the centre of business
and amuseiuenis.
The proprietor, Mr.. DoFsEY (well known at Tie
South as late ofihe Exchange Hotel, Montgomery,
Alabama respectfully solciis the patronage OF his
Southern friends and The public In general. he
gives assurance that no exertlon VIII be spared 70
give perfect satisfaction.
A magnificent Bar ftted up 10 The true Southern
STYLE. and unsurpassed for beauty and elegance,
and where none but the choicest liquors are 70 be
found is attached 10 the establishment.
A free Lunch is servedlat the Bar every day at
II O'clock. p. L. DORSEY, Proprietor
New York July !, 'lS53-3m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25
HENRY IS. KELLER Md d
OH. GOETZE4Ni ~ 10 Chambers street,
g. ECKHARDT M. H. "a Howard beet.
Loudoun County Agricultural Instis
tute and Chemical Academy.
Adm, Loo0ous Go VI.
Januafy 9th. 1853.

Ma GALL4HER-D Sir The eSterprising
farmers and friends of in preyefent IL Virginia
will, doubtless, be gFatihsdthat have associated
with me Mr.. JamcslH. GGliek aad Mr.. Hartman
Bitter TWO PRACTICAL and sueeessful agIieulurists,
fcrsthe purpose Of establishing an Agricultural Ins
stitute and Chemical Aeagemy in this County
The experimental Farm viii contain B20 Acres
which will be cultivated according toihe true prin,
eiple Of seenee, andin which many Interesting and
important experiments wig. be made. And efforts
will be made 10 obtain seeds from every part of the
United States and from s'oregn Countries. In
addition TO Two eotnmodiogs dwellings alreadyy.on
the estate new building has been designed 100 By
80 feet One half bf whiah will be erected tbs
present year. The Laboratory will be furnished
with an Extensive COLLECTION set the largest. tbs
handsomest and b$st aaiparains I'M the United
States. The museum Wall contain Geological
specimens, Mlaerals Etssss, Shell and also Mod
els Draughts and Catalogues Of Agricultural MAJ
Chimes implements Ind TAbls. And for the conve.:
nience of making and repairing apparatus work:
shop will be fitted DIP with Turning Lathe, Slide
Rest and all necessary !oak for Working 10 wood ].
Il iron and brass. Fhli coaEes Of Lectures will be
delivered which will be snstrsted with several
Thousand useful and in,erdising experiments.
II The instruction will be thorough and practical,
embracing Mathematics, Mechanics, Chemistry
and other branches cf Science anE AIT 10 their APP
picalionte Farming and Farm purposes.
Particular attention will De paHt @ Agricultural
Preparation Of i,uTe Chemicals an-
agenent pr water courses, Principles Of irrigation
Analysis Of Soihs- Cohsl, ncii0n otFarmBni
ings-Estimates of Luuthea-P Planting Budding
Grating. Pruning and cultivation ut Fruit Trees
And id neeyery thing isnpoi - ~ the pr9cti-
cal faTraar and men Of btssiRfss.
IA coniplelA~fhe designsSnt this Institution will
require IN outlay II 40 IL SCI thousand COLLARS and
ifit receives :hat ps5feaag shich. Ned for and
expected, no expense viii n sparfd aake y the
best Institution Of thR k'ad y The ~ now
the ADVOCATES effns?royeuFs'i are eafncssF
,hsv ) m fsEe This edeI3rike by the Ind help
:, 49,. by giving GOOD kisf Of students at The
saassrnencement Ii is hoped int every county in
me State will send al leas one sndeal tie rsf ses-
sion. And thatIlhe dlfrreni Il gricunurai Societies
will ascertain how many ssqGeuls can be sent from
their respective districts aEd forward isl OF The
same BY the Isl day oE Deeefaber next
The Institute viii HE ope9ed for the reception 81
5tuurnts ph The Isl Of March 1854 Terms inciu-
ding all expenses exedfi Becks and Ssaficnerv eoon
per session Of ten modths.
CiTenlars may Be had by addressing ~ nrinr;.
Pal ~ Aiuie q. Ea9udDaif EoanfB v i - 80
BENZ. II BENTON. Principal
= q kte LoHdotn Coknty AgYictlstrat N st;fute
cuTuaFv 81 tf53s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25
Frederick white Sulphur Springs,

81 O ID A N $ D
THIS long-established WA TERING PLACE
u having passed into the hands Of the subseri-
bers, they beg to announce to the publiethat they
are now prepared for the receptions and entertain
ment OF visitors. An extended panegyrfc OF the
remedial yirtaes of these waters they deem unnec-
essary, popular opinion dating back hty years
have approved them. These Springs are beauti-
fully situated in Frederick county, Va, 5 miles
from Winchester and II miles from StspAensen's
Depot r. o., on the Winchester and Ha,Fers Fer
~ Railroads, and are therefore easy access from
North and East Visiiers leaving Baltimore,
Washington, &c.t in the morning traid, arrive in
due time TO dine.
Facilities TO- the accommodation Of guest are
more numerous than ever before. large new
building having been recently erected
For the following diseases these waters are found
10 be highly eficacious: Dyspepsia Liver D;sea.
sss Ernptive Affections, &c, &C., and as diu-
retie and alternative, they are not Supp sed.
u Coaches at the Depotto carry visitors i'm
mediaIely TO the Springs.
r. 81. & q. N. JORDAN.
i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25

nv spni Be strone eomforf fhy life,
Nor fesbly moan with weak complaint.
Aroase TO wage the mortal strife,
Thoa shrinking coward. pale nd faint
Look up At Truths unehangiHg face.
That brow though stern Is yet serenss
Ard sometimes, for the heart Of grace
On those whose lips . smile hath been
II win not SER. Zee TO delay;
Shall the ruts ocean cease 70 roar,
Decanse Thy Wild and dangerous way
Lies % IL dimly visioned shore
The warrior on the tented fsId
Lin9ers na more 70 look behind, =
Bot raises high his mpssy shield
And casts hiS banner 20 the wind.
Shake OF thy dreams let 9th and prayer
Light the drear way-the path Is strait.
Confsgion Ellis the mysty air
And clustering snares around thee wait.
Hope not for suec0r from below,
Stars shine from heaven and shine ~ nignb
BE stout Of heart, come veal or woe
Forward aud God defend the right
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25
a q & 81 81 e.

TINE undersigned, Agent fsg INSURANCE.
i COMPANYefthe YALLEYsf VIRGINIA
al HtRekestsr, AND HARTFORD FIRE INSJTR-
ANCE COMPANY Of HaftforSs Come ficittI will
receive Applications and regulate Premiums ON all
risks in the former Company ana Insure Properly
and deliver Policy on Tie Properly Insured assoon
as Premium is paid IN The la,U Company.
SUBsCRIPTIoNS
Received for the following Ne wspapers and Peri
odicals:
Daily, tri-weekly s. weekly National IHellfgdnder.
Do. do. Bdltinlete Ameriehn
do. weekly Episco$aI Reeorddr.
weekly LitteH LiriHg Ask
Mohihly Boes and Girls Magd-ines
Doi+1 YOUTHS CtbiFet and bIdnt0T.
Dec. 30, ls52.-ly. B. w. HERBERT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25
EXCHANGE BANK OF
SELDEN, W ETHEfaS & CO.,

WASHINGTON, IL. U.
TINE undersigned respectfully announce that
4 they have formed a co-parIershfp to transact
a general Banking and Exchange business iI this
city, under the firm of SELDEN, WITHERSt &
CO., and are prepared 10 deal in Il
Foreign and Domestic Exchanges, Tims-BiHs, Pro
missory Notes, CertifeateS0f Ie2osite, Lettertpf
Credit, BdHk Notes and Coin.
We undertake 10 make collections and promptly
10 remit the proceeds to any designed point within
or without the Union. fAt VA
T Mr.. william SELpEN a. member Of the firm. and
for many years past, He Treasurer Of The Unsted
States will give his careful personal attention 10 all
financial business which we may be employed to
transact with any efthe Departments Of the Gokern-
ment. Hftf
The business which our employers may require
us to transact will be conducted with fidelity and
promptitude, and upon the most reasonable terms.
WILLIAM SELDEN, EfH
Lats Treasurer efthe " s.
JOHN IWITHERS, III
IA OK Alexandria, Va.
r. w. LATHAM, n
Of HaStingt0B, ID. C!
L. P. BAYNE,
OF Baltimore, ma
Washington" Dee. 6. Is5O.-tf IEA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25

THE u1dsrsis1sd BE- leave aanea1es iAs.
u they are engaged II The HERCANTILE
BUSINESS II he Slcra hruseitt Snmnii Poiht
formerly oecnpied by Sewers q Hlo.
They have received and noG5icfe 4 full and
complete ns<oriment Of SFRISE1 and SUMMER
GOODS. 81 he very latesi and Ek m5st approved
styles. They would cali The. Allion a. he La
dies % their Dress Goods consis4ng Of silks. lis
secs, Gfcaadines Berage Dc Las Lawns &c
which il beauty and cheapness v5Il laF6fabiy con-
pare with any that can Be found;
They have alss an excellena slpck Of Cloths,
Cassimeres. Summer Cl0lhA aES other goods for
genllentensS wear. 80
Their sock Of Groceries sid Hpmesiics Il large
and veil selected !; IN short, tkeE have On hand.
and ialend % keep Constantly, an such Goods as
are usually found ii Country St5re.
PRODUCE Of al sorts takenk Bin exchange for
goods. ~ the highest market pricEs
They solicit call
p. SI--Having ieasediAe Depcj ind Warehouse,
We shall give close aiIention to ia erEarding and
Receiving Business. We have fdaeed the com
missions upon goods received, an3 they are now as
low a. At any Depot en- the road. n. &B.
Summit Point Nay 5, l653-f Spirit II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT

I.easrpsfassd o-ca4ser trpetssl--capiial si5o,
900 j riA portr 81 increasing y q S25e, 900.
nUBLIC Buildings. Manufactures, Mills Ma
il chinery. Dwelling Houses, Stores, Merckan-
disc. Household Furniture. Vessels on the stocks
or while 10 pori, &C., &e win b insured at rates
as low as the risk will admit
Anulications for Insurance mar be made to
-l---..Is n -xV.sEIERBERT,
In the absence Of the Agent from Chariestown, Of
JoHH r. BRowN, Esq, who vii attend 70 them
promptly. Persons at 4 distance address through
The mail f.
N B. On all Church Buildings and Clergymen's
personal properly, the Agent wifi present his com
missions in reducing the amounE Of premiums Oh
the risks thus arising.
1ulv rs Ia52-lV tJ :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25


Spring and Summer Clothing,
HNHE Undersigned having enlare..d their Ht9re
il Room, have now ON hand II tlieir Ctdfaihg
EBtporiazl the most superior stock of READY
MADE CLOTHING ever offered in Hafpers-
Ferry Tor The present Spring and Summer trade,
where purchasers can be accommodated with the
following assortment Of H
Ready-Made Clothing:
Goats, Pants, Vests, Shirts, all qualities; Drawers
Boots, Hats, three qualities; Roagh and Ready
Hats, Gaps, a vesy large SUPPLY; allof which will
be sold on reasonable terms and prices that chnno
fail toplease. Also, superior loLof Silk, Cotton,
and Bingham Pocket and Neck .Handkerchitfs,
Crayats. Gloves, Socks, Suspeneers, Umbrellas,
Canes. Pen Knives, Razor Strops &c SC.
TRUNKS. VALICES If CARPET-BA GS4 Z
t5S- This being the largest stock OF Ready Made
Gliding ever offered in Harpers- Ferry, they ask
scall from all purchasers DESTROYS f being served
on reasonable terms, either Wholesale or retail.
N. b. Persons that cannot be accommodated
with our present stock of Clothing, are informed
that we are prepared TO have Clothing made 10 Or
der al short notice and aguarantied at the same
low prices.
- We return our sincere thAnksto the citizens
of,Harpers- Ferry and vicinity or tne very liberal
patronage We havereceiVed and especially solicit
continuance of the same, as We pledge ourselves
there shall be nothing wanting orr part to render
general satisfaction, both in Goods and PRIZES.
t r. WALTER s. BRO.
fs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-08-25
Carpentering and JOinering.

TIME subscriber returns his most sincere thanks
il 10 the citizens Of Charlestown and ineighhor
hood for the liberal patronage he has received in
The last FIVE years; and hopes 10 merit centinu-
anee Of the same. He is always ready 10 execute
work at the shortest notice, and will make it his
interest 10 suit the times in his prices.
He has procured Sell Of Draughting Instru-
ments, and having made himself acquainted with
Architecture, be is prepared to Draugbi and give
plans and proportions for all kinds Of work IN wood
He will also make and carve to order, Capi!alsfor
colpmns in the different orders of Architecture at
~. shortest notice. Always on hand SASH OF
various sizes ssr windows
Those wishing = patronize MN VIII aapress MIN
through the mail, or verbally al Chaflesiown.
/ cg All orders shall be strictly ATTENDED 10, ana
general satisfaction s''snwM WIN. A suDpIrH-
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CELERRAT
Curative lnSttnment,

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eass kaaNn q SpermslefI4se 2I lsso'enss.x
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eltasins The man ler business suti Icy ana mesks-
menys
IhiS Instrument IS EtmpiH comprehensive su1
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Shenandoah Iron Foundry.

VlHIS Foundry, situated on the Winchester g.
Il Potomac Railroad II miles iron Harpers-
Ferry has been rented for term Of years by the
subscriber, who would respectfully Inform the
public that he is now prepared TO do, in style Of
workmanship, which cannot be surprised ifequall-
ed in this Valley, every description Of Machinery
and Plough Castings, at short notice.
Having been engaged in the business for many
years in the largest fouBdres in the Unteh States
and being now determined 10 devote hiaswhole at
tenion 70 the business, ne Is con1fEHH Ftrat ff-r
who favor him with their work Will IN he sahie
time be favoring their own interests, ashis prices
for Castings shall be as low as at any foundry. in
the Valley.
Orders, from all in want of Castings of any des-
cription. are respectfully solicited.
fT Old Iron taken in exchange for Castings.
HENRY CT PARKER.
Shenandoah City Aug s. 1859