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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
DESIGNATION.

rINflE Co PartnetshiA heretosore eIisishg II She
Il manage nem III thk Chatesiown Depot pn-
der the name and firm III lonS c.. MoRars a Co,
was dissolved BY mutual CONSENT on tie isiinsb--s
The Notes Books, Ace40nis. &C. Yaf .tlis concern
have passed into Ihe HANDS bf j q Midas Is Tor
co4seiln, ana all persons i,7debisd are so6hsl 10
M e Immediate settlement as il is dcsifca NJ elbsc
up The business Of the concern al the earliest day
pos, ibe. J. G 5MQRRi2
Jah G. 1881 ". w MOORE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
VARIETY!E
n ORIENTAL PARADISE

AN ORIENTAL PARADISE;
4 P,r,i.s,s heaven l. essJ made, -.
4 II but black eyes and Lemonade
A tBosicH 1tdnser5ph
A CELESTIAL PARADISE:
a chinese heaven of eonrse would b
4 heap q al md cup o. tea
AN ENGLisH PARADISE: FI5
q. E..i;.kn.n.s heaven would be, u chief.
f''y shs't 20 PISS aroz Pep.4s.
Us a YANKEE PARADISE
AY..kss heaven ~ diHsrentlfe,
a IN Pine board ard sharp j1ek. kniis.
An AMERICAN PARADISE:
n Ysskee's place Of heaven and rest
h loaad iitns frthr Pssti
A DUTcHMAN.s PARADISE; III
TkS heaven q Hans, without doubS
Hsih walls snd floors Ofsour- kroai
AN IRIsHMAN's PARADISE
wkers'she1ven for Pat bat ID the isser.
u Biddy, piggy, and the crater Il,
a PRINTERS PARADISE: ~
The Priaser,s heaven Is q mighty queer place,
No ksit-se fat matter an brace
AN EDITORS PARADISE;
A hols that's void II every eyil.
Wild regular mails and smiling d.:
I'll III Whaling ATgtf1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
Ready-Made Clothing,
20 SUIT THE IS ASfON NJ.

vyHE season being advanced and lie subscriber
having a heavy stock Or Clothing on hand kas
made great reduction rit thaTges Inose ~ want
Of Orercoats or some other description q Coats,
Pants. Vesis, Shirts, Drawers Comferts &c Ncs..
are requested 10 call at the Cheap Store before
buyingl By comparing bis charges with those
made 81 other Establ ishnents they III find won.
derfui difference 10 favor Of
ISAAC ROSES
Cheap Store on Main street, Charlestown.
January 20. 1853. Ss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24

A Iva rs SOlfET THING NEW4. CHEAP
- atG- 5. GRlFFITHS OLD STAND, No.
~ BaAtainre Slyeef. next TO the Patriot Ofice--
Fan uPHOLSTERY GOODS, of every descrip-
lion, new and beautiful. arc now open for whole.
sale ahd retail purchasers who are respectfully Sol
Iielied 70 call. Also, on hand and made 10 order.
Venitian Blinds; cnrtains. Feather Beds. MAJ
tresses; Cotton Waddipg &c. [Sept 3. 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
COOP .MEDIcfrEss
sTABLER'S
iEeDFEE CHERRT EXPECTORANT

Ts confidently RECOMMENDED 10 ihyallos' .. ~
4 ss-DoSssl 'by any knoun preparation. TOT The
r1rs al cer.gas H5S.ss and oiher forms Of Common
cs.s Bro1eii1is fI<knia, CrDuP, consuzzrton IN N
farIv Sage and Tor the Ts1sfef the Patient eteniE
AdFanced Stages OF thai Fatal Disease Ht
II combines, sciruliEc manner remedies OF long
esteemed value, with Others Of mole Eeccut dscovery
and besides lis s0og and toequalties. acts through
the skin genly and with great efficacy, for The cure
Of this class ofdiSeases.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24

NOTICE Is herebv River. th.t N, trr,.,... :,
yearies,oxn viii make application to the
setslatlre OF Virginia, for the enactment Of Ia
snpouenng them 10 extend the limits Of Charles
teresls Of the corporation nav Il. SrS,I.S =
preserved. TIE TRUsTrrssne
Dee - 1857. - .-.>,'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
Fail an. Wihicr ciotl,tng.
JOHN sEAAUsS, lfFG

nEsfR Gus If sustalIiBg lheifigh ia n
ACrepuIation Of giving good har.s ffElA
gains and satisfaction. id HE sale II MKk8
RsADY-MA0E Cl0FHlMG,
sinvites The attention Of the pahlic In "a M
general 10 his large and slpefi1T sI5tk IAg%ls1T
Of Clothing. si tFs#
il Is utterly useless no attempt 10 enpmfraa ibe
various articles whichcohpose my stock, Is have
everything necessary 10 furnish a genEetaants
wardrobe including IIatsIand CAPS vi every sttle
and fashion #fB
l15-I would especially impress upon yetlFniin5
the fact that these Cloihek will be sold AZ much
liver prices than they haEe sold heretofore #l
sz-Purrhasers will lotIk ont Etr my me. -xgs9
JOHN STRAUSS. It'll
MAJ carreips Hot4i, iEnprs.E ts Yifginls.
Oct 81 1852 - E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
Fall Paper Hangings

ENoM Eurone, from the American Factory,
J. have just come TO hand, and are now omen
ready ior wholesale and retail purchasers, who cam
hot IAN 70 De pleased u they W only cell and ex
ANNE me rieh eiiit Fancy and other PAPERs, fine
ni9common, TO he had at
f G. S. GRIFFITH'S' OLD STAND
no; l22 Balt.Esf, next 10 the Patriot Office.
Faper hung IN or out OF the city, at the shortest
posslhle notice. TSept 2, 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
Carpets, Oil Cloths. Sc.

~ fUU WhlNI. BdRGALNS! Then 90 TO
II -. 8: GRIFFITH, No. "a Baltimore stleet,
between Gay and Tripoleu's alley He has just
received BY importation and from the best manu-
fic'ures in the United Staies, well as from auc-
ton sales cheap and most splendid assortment Of
beautiful Carpets, Oil Cloths, and Maitings Fur
niiure Covers: Mats, Stair Rods, Linen, &C.
Baltimore, Sept 2, 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
NOTICE.

TTvHE undersigned hereby inform the pti5lic that
i The TAXES for this year are now due. They
viii expect prompt payment.
JOHN w. MOORE. SicrfT
ROBERT LUCAS, ia, D. s.,
JAS. w. CAMPBELL, I'D. s.
jefferson COUNTY Nov "a 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
BIessing's Oyster Saloon.

n1r1Ts Establishment has been reftted and open
"a and he Proprietor has made such arrange.
ments as viii enable him to supply his old custom
ers and AL others bT The Plate quar- Or can. The
public are invited 70 gall I..-
Oct q, 1s52 IL BLESSING.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
SfabIer's Diarrhea cordial

is pleasant Mixture Compounded IN agreement with
the rules Of Pharmaey OF therapeutic ageuts long
known and celebrated for their peculiar efficacy ID
Curing DTARRlIGAi 4 similar affections or the W.
ten. 10 its action II cglnps nausea aud PRODUCES
healthy condition Of the LIVER thus removing he
cause Al the same tinie4h IL cures tie disease.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
Cash for Negroes.

An DESTROYS to purchase large number
= NEGKoES for the Southern markets, mel
women boys, girls and families, for ..
which viii give the highest cash prices Gszk
Persons having slaves to sell will Nh ESD
please inform me personally, or byletter ENs
al Winchester which will receive prompt LIZ
attention; or B. NJ & w L. Campbell go
No. 242, West Pratt street, Baltimore -I 81
ELIJAH MCDOWELL,
Agentfor b. NJ q. w. l.. Campbell.
Winchester, September 4, 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
SOUTHERN FINE ART
T. B. WEIGH. OF CHARLESTON Us. c.
GEORGE WASHINGTON!
UNPRECEDENTED IN THE ANNALS OF
AMERICAN FINE ARTSl'i


WEIGHS MAGNIF1CENTPoRT OF
WASHINGTON GEO By &c inches.1 EDeravcd
on steel lby permission) from Gilbert Stuars only
ORIGINAL painting.
The celebrity Of this great engraving has doubt
les become familiar 4 household words 10 tie
read
Every Arli.i. Scholar, Statesman and Juris, ii
10 our own country and In Europe capable of
judging, has Ptonounced
WEIGHS WASHINGTON
PsRFRcT transcript Of STuARrs world-renoEned
painting and as sub, the only correctly caprarcd
portrait in eristeace. #
FIVE DOLLARS PER COPY.
The only merit this Portrait Of Washington
possesses is. that the
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES
and the most celebrated Scholars, Artists, Jurists
and Statesmen Of the United States pronounce ii
THE ONLY CORRECT PORTRAIT OF
WASHINGTON EVER ENGRAVED.
Particular attention Is invited to the following
letter from the Hon. Roger B. fancy, Chief Jus
tice Of The United States.
BALTimoRE. June &c, 1851.
DEAs Sia-Accept my thanks for the Portrait df
Washington. As a work Of art its excellence and
BEAUTY must strike every one who sees II: and nj
j. no less happy In lie likeness to the Father OF his
IN the days uf my boyhood, and his whole appear \
anee Is YET strongly Impressed on M memory =
The portrait you have lssued appears ID me 40 be-
an exact likeness, representing perfectly, the err
preston, ~ we'll A. the form aud feAtafes OF Ill
lace. With great respect,
am your oh'tsefvant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
GEoeERE Es.

I have large Stock OF GF0cefies aKoi whith
are Of The best qnality. (.
A large ldl Of Ladies and Children Shoes Silk
and LeghorH Hats, Kossu,h and Wool do; Gaps
OF every description all ofI which will positively
be sold al COST for CASH. as am determinedfo
close up my!buSiness III
Those who desire TO get good bargains are res
pectfuly inYited to call soon and jujga for them
selves. JOHN G. WILSON.
Harpers- Ferry, Aug. 10, 1852. Et
n NIB Those who know themselves 10 re in
debted to me- are respectfully requesiedto cali and
settle their accounts j. G. Wi
An 5ist lQl 1870 - - - Il LII :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
y aIIofing Business,
EXTRA TLOUR.

HNHE undersigned has aIvavs On hand lF4r,.
Fhorn, no for sale and in exchange for a
sooo article a wheat The above Flour is kcp,
On n,na IN C1arlesionn, BY John X. Woods & Co.
4na E1y g Son; and BY different merchants Al
SA WIN q.
nase also my saE-Millin good repair, and bills
WIN oe furnished q the shortest notice.
MARTIN EICHELBERGER.
Rock Spring Mills. May .. 1851
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
AcIrY RHYME.

Issw two children in The street.
Twelittle miidcnS, yester eve.
AID ons wss pale and both were fair.
And both did make me grieve-
Nesaisr in robes silk and dowas
On velvet cushions, one rolled by;,
oas went wan and ragged thing
a tsar-drop freezing in each eye. T
Ons sped 70 Fa,hien's prineely scat.
To learn the guile that jewels sin
The other CROPPED through dismal doors.
And found her mother dead WITHIN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24

a ny number Or Bushels df prime WHEAT
IA both red and white and for which ne hiehe-,
market price viii Be paid. One Of our firm' viii
be in Charles,oun every Friday where We Vim
meet those who desire 10 sell
Jsn'y IS Ie5s--tE BL1CKBURN& CO.
BOSTON Syrupand n. o. Molasses, Cor sale 81
- Dee y EpY q SON
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
Fall Carpets and oil Cloths.

GIlEAP, New and Beautiful, can be had on the
~ most accommodating terms, at q, y GRII.
FYHH s catpet HaTAoRss, where lie keens every
article appefapine 20 this business, Don't mis-.
thkf lhe number, ~ BALrlaoae sTReEr, between
Gay 81 and Trpolel's alley,
baltimore SeptIa 1879 Y. n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
I ARIGIE 4 ND SPLENDlI
STOCK OF GOODS,
at Cost, for Cash only.

TIME undersigned having sold his Property, in-
Il GLIDING his Store House 10 The government
has determined 10 close his business 10 the Mer-
camille nne. He therefore offers his extensive
STOCK OF GOODS,
which has been purchased as low as any Stock in
the Valley or Virginia, and all Fresh Goods, he
,fhaving been in business only about two years.
This assortment consists in part Of the following
articles, Wis
Plain. Black. changeable, Plaid. Striped and
Figured Silks;
SILK Tissues Of various patterns;
Iusions. Tarlions, and Sarcenels;
Barsges Of every qsaIiiy Barage De Lains
Muslins and Lawns; Mourning Lawns;
Swiss, plain, and figured Muslins
Cambrics and Jaconets d.; Poplins
Super Curtain Musiins Of various patterns
~Ginghatns and Caiieoes all patterns and prices
Ladies super Linen Hdk'fs. from 10 cts. upi
GeutlemeIl's Linen and silk Hdk'fs;
Colored and Black cravals
Grape and Cashmer ShaMls OF various sizesand
prices;
T6ibel and Barage shawls, Of yariou. sizes and
1 prices
Figured and plain Bobinets
A, large assortment Of Dress Trimmings; N.
SIX Laces and Fringes
French worked C0tiafsi
Ladies Kid $ilk/ 1.isle Thread Gloves
GeHtlemeus Kn and Silk Gloves
Parasols ard Nmhfellas
/ Ladies SIX cashmere, Lambs. Wool and Cot
ton Hoe II"
Gentlemt1's Lambs Wohl Hose;
Supeg Black Cloths ana Eassimeres;
30 fancy Cassinerls at very low prices; 4
SIX Velvet, Satin FiSuled SILK and Marsai!e.
i Yesting$;
|. /Tweeds III aji co.ors and prices;
( Super Wtii,ei Red and Yellow Flannels
Canton Fiannels; Domestics ST every descrip
| lion anil colors SILK aid Fancy Bohnets
| Alargc assortment Of Fabcy md Pain Rbhors
| Artificial Flowers, Cape Tabs Combs ant
! Brushes ana alnostevgry article in The FANG.
CHINA And QUEESsUARE.
lsAmong which are several handsome Tea Sets
| A good assortment of Hardware, Cutlery, Carpen
tiers Tools, Sc, Walters, Looking Classes and~til
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
National Agricultural and Seed
WARE IeNWl
MhSRIneI0Nl elIY.

TINE SUBSCRIBER Aegs leave 10 call the attention
VI OF The Farmers Il Jefferson, aud the adjoining
counties, 70 ohe Of the most extensive and best Sc
lec,ed assortntents OF Agricultural MschineTy and
Implements III be foana III any similar house ia
the United States His arrangements With all The
best manufacturers in this county, enable him 10
furnish al Fsctors prices every article required for
the farm; and all goods leaving his establishment,
are trdtfagit1 70 pr0re as represented Ills stock
embraces
FORTY FARE TIES. or PLOUGHS
amang which may be fJbui the celebrated Premium
iCenire Draft Wrought and Cas-. Iron Sell Sharpen.
Ter; the Deep Tillet Sod the fat furtdw ditto the
4premium New York. Nos, fS,st9, l9t, 20, 81 and
%; the suhsoi and hill Side Plous soi every va
Eriely and price.
CRltirators, Harroars, Cast Iren FtelR Teol'ers.
Persons Pestaacks d SiReiafr's IFAcGt Drills.
H Husst.v's ma tAfe(, ormicks +
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
FRUIT.

TUST received
j. kegs Malaga Grapes,
i cask Fresh Curranis;
!. 5 boxes Oranges;
5 do. Lemsbs;
Juiube Paste 4;
l case Pruness
5 boxes Citron;
90 do. Raisins and Figsi
u jars Preserved Pine Apple;
rREsH OYSTERS Every DAY.
Nov. IS. - r blshSSiNS "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
FALL &I WINTER CL0THING

TALL d WINTER GLUThINT.
TIME undersigned having enlarged their Stofe
u Room, have NOW on hand o. their clothing
Emp0tiRm! the NEST superior stock Of READY.
MADE CLOTHING ever offered in llarpefs-
Ferry, Tor The present FALG and WINTER trade,
where purchasers can be accommodated ~ith The
following assoflncn, Of
Ecady-d7ndc Clothing: #1E.
Coats Pants Vests, Shirts, atlgpAliflesj Dfhwets
Boots, Hats three sqHalittsj Rough and Ready
Hats, Caps, asesy;lafge supply all Of which VIII
be sold on reasonable terms aud prices that cannot
fall 10 pleaser# Also superior hLot SILK ColIdb,
and Bingham Pocket and Neck handkerchief II,
Crayais, GLOVES, Socks, Stispehdcfs, Umbrellas,
Canes, Pen IfdIveS Razor Slfops, sc 81. N
TRUNKS EALsIcES 4. GA RPE1tB AGS,
et- ihis-being he largest stock OF Rsaay. MITE
CioiAing ever offered 10 lIarpeTs Ferry they ask d
cali from all purchasers DESTROYS Of being served
on reasonable lermSS either wholesale or retail E
N. ID, Persons that cannot Ne accommodated
with our present stock Of Clothing, are informed
that We are prepared 10 have Clothing made TO or
der short loide and guaranteed FIT al the same
low prices i I
=. We return our sincere thanks TO the citizens
Of Harpers Ferry and vicinity for the very liberal
patronage We have received and respectfully solicit
continuance III The same, as we pledge ourselves
there shalT be nothing wanting on our parttoJender
general satisfaction, both in Goods and Prices,
r.. WALTER s. BRO
Harpers- Ferry, September 30 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
Reaplng ana Moving Machines.

81
FL NNING MIL lis.
Corn shelters. .
| Single and douhle SphptlpriSc Si0ic Sl6) also
1.-THE large Cylindrical ~ $50 ana $50; and laitdf
Warranted 10 shell froAa 500 10 1000 bushels daY
( HORSE. PIONEERS,
Sweep and iRailway, VI various sizesr from @T5
10 $3.50.
FURNISHING MACHINES, #3.
With open and solid wrought iron and oak ca.
in1ers--pIiee S359o SEQ
CORN AND COD OR USHERS,
From $50 % SIS, warran,cdtI 10 grind from S 10
10 bushels per hour.
THE SEED DEPARTMENT IL
lssuppicd wiibevery variety OF Field and Gar
den Seed, all vi which are warranted fresa and
genuine,
PERUVIAN, GE1NO
Having made arrangements with The Agent OF The
PerpyjGn G1Yernnenl for tke5 sale oi Peruvian
Gpgdo, fur supplies Of this article dtrcct from the
CAincia Islands purchasers may rely upon beins
furnished with pure No quahty, N loves Eal-
4 timore rates.
All goods delivered in Washington or George
town, free Of charge, and orders hv mail promptly
attended TO- FITZHUGH GOYLE,
National Agricullnrsl and Seed Warehouse lfan
Building, sign OF, the Golden Plough and
Eagle, eth street, Wa hngton city
March IS, 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
TO THE PUBLIC.

sHE subscriber respectfully announces to The
= citizens OF Charlestown and vicinity, that he
has taken The shop. two doors Fast Of * VsiIsv
Bank, formerly occupied By James clolhier, for
the purpose Of carrying on the
Tailoring Rusiness.
in all its various branches He bones nv s,,;.,
tention, and desire 10 ple.se that he NAV sbsre
portion Of the public patronage.
NEW YORK FASHTOwS
received monthly, which enables him IL ~. ii.
latest style I0F5N SNYnEp ~
May 20. l552-Iy. 8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
TO THE PUBLIC.

TN connexion with my business as Constable l
i offer my services as AIiCTIOyEERI ID dis
part Of the County-ihose disposed to patronise he
can leave word with the editor. or write to md At
Choriestoun jefferson county Va. 5All thusiuess
viii Be promptly attended to-
April rs. 1851. :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
NegrOes For Sale,

. n WILL sell privately lot of valuable NE
/ GROES, consisting Of Boys. Girls and Women
They are sold without faults; and will not be
sold 10 be taken cut Of the county.
HENRY L. TIMBERLAKE
Agent for Mrs.M C. Undertake.
Dec o. 1852
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
FOUNTAIN EFOTEE.
T'hc FomnfRin EE0tsF,

TINE undersigned having purchased, some manihs
i since the lease and effects Of that1ld establish
ed house
Tao FommtRin HEE0fef,
LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND,
and having rspaired and refafni$hed il al heavy
outlay now o1ers 10 Ia III friendsand the travelling
public an establishment secondto nons in
COMFORT AND COME NIENcE.
The Ladies Ordinary and the suitFs Of rooms
attached will be found t5 afford the comforts ot
home 10 families while The situation dt the house
guarantees qaiel Tepqse 10 all its patrons. q
It is the most desirable situation Tor the mafe0
business, bei.g in the Gentle OF business ahoIdsas
convenient access 70, ait The RAILROAD Drpo.s aid
steamboat landings as any d,hsr Hotel in the city
], will be the desifeaand pleasureyot The Pfopfi4-
tors TO promote the c9tnlort Of the guests OF the
house & CLARAUcn q BROTHER
SknveY1f,er II lS5a-Iy Das-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24

NHE undefsigned having purchased, some manihs
l. since, the lease and effects ofthat1d establish
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24
Meaairy's Pulmonary BaIsa u.

A PURELY vegetablc compouud- one or the
I most successful remedies ever offered to the
public for the cure Of Coughs Colds. diseases 81
The Lungs and Throat, Asthma, w hopping Cough,
Group &C. &c..
The Glowing certificates among many given 10
the proprietor. viii be read with interest: !
BsLrlMoaE, November. 1851.
Dear Sir We take pleasure ID acknowledging
the beneficial effects OF your valuablet Pulmonary
Balsam, we have used il in our families with great
success and pronounce tia prompt and certain
cure for Coughs, Colds affections 6f thd Lungs, &c
II. McELD0WNEY
JOHN McELD0WNEY. II
"A B.Lrimons, Janl2s 1859
Mt Jlba 6faatrg-19eat Sir + Some weeks ago,
| had very yi1lenttatt&tk ofihauenz1, my6cough
was vety|scyefe, md Aig throat was very sore. |
obtained hoHle of yoIffulmpnafy Bhlsam II sf
fOrdcd me almost initnsgiac rftiet in one single
night my cough was ailnost entirely removed and
. my throat was we'll, lsours. yrryIresHrcfully,
JOHN MILLER
htinisltr be np Gospel
Prepared aNd sold BY BIlS MEpAlltY Nof
sff Bsltllnorektfeet BETWEEN Light and Charles
elfeels aud fod shb a. Tie principal afnFsloteF.
OTIS SPEAR, General Agent Tor the Aale ef
the article, Hg~!i South CHARGES street Baltimore,
FOF sRle Nv t7s .l
II NJ SMITH, CAafiestassa, 4
DORSEY & BOWLY. lIRiaehes,evi
u, D, HAMMOND H4yFersrEtus
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-02-24

lust received, Drawing Knives, AIDES, Broad
u -Axes Rounding Knives, Crows, de-. Of The
best quality. r. RAWLlNS 4 SON.
February 8
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-29
Senator McDearmon and the Orange and Alex
aneria Extension"

The RepsbiicGn, IN reply TO our query concern
ing Senator McDearmon and the Orange and 4
lexanfra .extension,' SAYS:
I'VE understand that Col. MoDearmon IN op-
Messing naked charter last winter was but retiee
ting the wishes Of the Seuthside Railroad tompn-
nv in which a large portion OF his constituents
are ,leeply interested. Since that time fuller IN
vestigation has shown that fur from conflict
ing with the interests of the Southside railroad,
the Orange and Alexandria extension will be
highly beneficial in estopping the Valley exten-
sion and thus preventing the diversion OF trade
and travel from the Sonthsde railroad aud carry
ing il through the Valley direct 10 baltimore
We are confident, that the intelligence al Col
McDearmon will at once perceive this identity 81
interest between the advocates of the Orange and
Alexandria extension and the Southside Compa.
nv, and that, his high sense of representative dn-
tv will induce change Of his opinions. THIS
view of the matter is strengthened by the fact
that at the time Col. McDcarmon gave this vote
ageinst the Orange aud Alexandria charter, there
was no proposition agitated for the valley eXten-
sion Ii is the danger of this Valley extension
which has mainly interested our citizens 80 -tep-
" in this Orange aud Alexandria road That
danger did not exist when Col. McDearmon gave
his vote"
Unless Col McDesmon makes known, IN some
public way that the Republican is misntorned
a to his views and intention, relative to tins
road. we shall regard him ocquiescing in the
correctness of the course imputed 10 him, and as
pledged by his silence, to vote for the usual ap-
preparation by the state.
Our neighbour conclusion that we were irnpeil-
ed by party feeling in referring to this mntter'
aud that it might +" be prCiudical 10 the interests
of Lynchburg," is we suppose only an edrolt
mode of shielding Col McDearmon from all cen
sure tor his vote Of last winter. We were not
before aware that there was any such snnctlty
attaching to a democratic representative, as that
when he had given one vote in opposition 10 the
interests of his constituents and seemed about To
give another no one should dare open his bps III
remonstrauce. If we had been in search Of
party advantage, we should have kept silent,wth
the hope aud belief that Col. McD. would have
repeated his vote of last wintcr--but SO far from
that, we shall be rejoiced to see him recover his
faur pas 10y representing more faithfully the
wishes and interests e his constituents, at the
coming session-and if our nluriou to the mntter
shall have had any influence in producing such n
result, we shall not fear that any one will suspect
as of having done thing "prciudiciul 10 the in
terests of Lynchburg."