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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-07-20
LEwIsBURG HOTEL,

and now in the occupancy of R. Stalnaker, ESQ
This HOTEL is situated in the I'll
centre of the Town. is three stories &1i!!1A
high, with about 80 rooms OF vari- SH iiiM
Gus sizes, and has large Stable, and
all other necessary ont houses.
The Town of Lewisburg being nine miles from
the White Sulphur Springs, and thirteen miles
from the Blue Sulphur Springs. on the Great la
nawha road-with an active and industrious pop,
ulation, rapidly increasing in numbers WIN line
ing also session of the Court of Appeals IN the
Summer. with other Courts throughout the year
make this property very desirable as Hotel,
thas already returned fair dividend to the
proprietors, and the settlement OF an estate alone
makes it necessary that it should be sold.
TERMS OF SALE.-Oue third IN hand. the bal
ance in three annual instalments. Possession Civ
en on the first day of October
If the purchaser would wish to purchase th'
Furniture it will also be sold. The Furniture Il
generally new.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-07-20

g@- would sell State or County Rights
of the above Patent for Maryland, Pennsylvania,
and the Western States.
II. j. DOYLE, Winchester, Va.
May 4, 1S52.-3m*.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-07-20
DAVID S. CREIGH,
THOMAS CRElGH,
LEWIS S. CREIGH,

Executors of Thomas Creigh, deco
Lewisburg. June Is. lS5S.-tds.
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NELSON LAND FOR SALE.

T AM authorized to sell priratcty, TRACT
OF LAND, lying in the county OF Nelson'
containing
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-07-20

The use of which will in all cases
INSTANTLY STOP PAIN, QUICKLY CURE DISEASE
AND ALWAYS PREVENT SICKNESS.
No Pain or Sickness, or Disease. on Unhealthy
Matter will Remain in or Effect the System
anh;Ie Il 10 under the Influence of
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-07-20
wish to Purchase

4 wish to Purchase
600 LIKELY YOUNG NE a.
ZUU GROES, of both sexes, for M,A
which the highest price in cash will xHZ
be given. Persons having Negroes M
to dispose Of would do well to com W
selling -,
Efy- Address Fishersvlle, Augusta CO., Va.
April 6, lS53.-ly. JNO. E. NORRIS.
Silver Plated Goods, New Stock.
Just opened, at No. IN West Main in. Street .
- choice assortment OF Silver Plated Tea, liable
and Dcsse,t Spoon, Table and Dessert Forks, But
ter Knives. Napkin Rings, Salt and Mustard
Spoons. Casters very rich, Salt Cellars and Mus
tard Pots, for sale very lows also. a fine stock Of
Table Cutlery, which will be sold at low prices
JAMES ID. B. EVANS.
Richmond, Feb. 9, 1858.
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WIN. ID. TOMPKlNS. late Of Seot,syiItc.
w hopes his mountain friends. will send their
produce to the above concern, where every effort
will be used to obtain iheiiighcst price and 10 rem
der quick sales. as we'll as prompt returns. -
Richmond, March 9, lS53.-ly.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-07-20
e BOOK OF CERTIFICATES.
READ AND DISTRIBUTE!
TO THEE WHOLE WOasED!
EsneniaIIv those who are Afflicted.

The Great .Qn.erican Discovery, ,chich has pei
formed some Of The most Wonderful cures The
IYnrM hns ercr kDnlrn is
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-07-20
Lamps, Candelabras, Gas Burners.

Staunton, Dec. 1852.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
THE NEwsPAe FIX PRESS.


An a1le writer upon thsi subject (says the Rich
mpnd hlaii.} has txpresseE tie opalOI that With
out The facilities I9r conveying infsrmation wich
are aEptded by The joint action Of the great modern
improftmenis 10 loconotioh and printing the exis-
tence ~ Republican Gosernment among popa-
!auun ~ lhiiny scattered DIS ours ever 50 VAST a
tefrilofy, would have been entirely impossible
This is one OF thr herehEs Of the press. Every
citizenlis enabled 70 become student of the theory
OF the qToyeramen and also of every thing connect
ed WITH its practical operation with electi,ns with
the cay on which lh oechr, and with The prinei-
pies involved in them all this is daily, or week
y,paesd hesore the ewes Of every man.
GSngressional sfeakef delivers an address at
iweiseIoclock. AT Breakfast The next day he reads
il in the morning papers, The agency Of steam
carries i frni the renlre Oh the Republic 10 the ex
srernities in a few days. There may be only a few
hundreds who hear him in Congress, but his real
audiente is composed OF twenty-ihree millions 81
people. Perhaps We should SET this down as Al
sra Of The press, Tor we question whether there
would oe 50 mncn speaking In Congress. were ii
no' ial sne no'ofiey mus given 10 Congressional
Iherf are no dopbl many4abHses OF the power Of
,ne pr.ff, ana y 9tsenIImesProyes itself poen,
,ot eVh ~ ior good. There is much thar Is lriyo-
iouss nfsehiegouS, harrow, coarse and even brutal
in petition OF The periodical press. But there Is
scarcely single lanrnal iD the land which does
nut CONAN valuable Information and innocent en-
ienhinipfnt he newspaper gives both the body
2nd spirit OF the age The state cf The markets.
commerce and trade; the progress Of i'm
:, general and IDEAL; the councils of
Tue battle fields u armies, the pfogress Of
- end ihe arts, the joys and sorrows OF life
an are ehronieled Id the daily and weekly newSpa-
per- enabling every to look beyond The lisnised
hotlzenql MS own residenceSand take ia al glance
of riaatihJ IN II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
o. 8 HOTEL, HARPERs-EERRy.


This necessary resort fsf fbe travelling public inn
medately al the nnction Of the Winchester with the
Baltimore Ohio Railroad, and at which all the pas
ssngers BY tie former and the Western train Of the
lasr, have opportunity Of Dining is still under the
management Of Nrs cAHRrLL, assisted BY Mr.. YorSG
Of long experience and most thorough acquaintance
with every thing that isnecessary ssi-rate Hotel
Mrs Carroll Is aiady Of most indOmtable energy and
perseverance and cmihenfly deserving for her many
generous traits the liberal patronage Of the travel
ling pablo. Andes the season Of she year is row
just at hand when The Cites send forth their count
les multltuds in pursuit Of health Of pleasure, we
know 81 no point al which day Or Two could be
more proHtAbly and agrcckhy spent than IN taking
birds eye view of the numerous ATTRACTIONS in and
around Hafpers-Ferry, and partaking pf the hospi-
,aity and kind attentions which the u s Hotel viii
afford. It hGs Just been thoroughly oyerhauled, the
pariors decorated with new and handsome furniture,
every portion fthe hoa-s pdpered or wlitewAshcd,
new carpeting put down, and brought the taste and
good skull Of Mr. TAcY, almost the whole interior
handsomely and most tastefllly painteds-Spirit
I'VE can add testimony to the truth Of what our
heishbor says Of Mrs. Carroll and herhotdl. She en-
titled 70 the patronage Of the travelling pubic, as her
house opn Il al hours for she accommodation Of Wis
tiers. who ges every attention possible.
q rr.p.rxs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
nj 1910

On the I5ihsinstant, b, Rex. Z. Weltv. Mr. JOHN
gW. R0CKENBAUGH.t ep Miss SARAH ANN LEE
-yboth of Halltown, IeiIerseE connty, Va.
sDn the 20th instant BY Rev. G W. Conper. IL,
EEoRls e. sH, RuTEEN is Miss MARTHA ii
IEATHERS, all cf Berkeley county
son Tuesday week BIZ Rev AIr. isFagoncr Mr. JonS
ifs TE1sAaEYR. formerly off Isalgn,ore Nd. ID Nj
basg.
3oa the t5t Instant. by rev Elias Harrison. n,
DOUGLAS 81 GREGORY u Miss MARY s. ssA9K
al Of Alexandria =
0a Thursday. the 10th instant, near I.ore,xille IL
he hey. e.. Il Martia. Mrsl LID DEL HUME to Ma
IlEABEfHA A. WIFE, bo;k oil Loadean.
On the 18th instant. by isess~ Nj HRS. Ran
l0LPH II. LEITIk 10. Mss MARTHA {. q; REG;
aItof E0u1naa 80
Son the Iashins,anl. BY Rey. Mr.. aichsels, JAMES
n hE Issi V tes,nsfl q ksitlckg, % Miss ALclN
On Tuesday. The 7h insiaat By Rev j, Bethel.
Mef. uE0RGE M ENkRIiEAR'F, fornserlv Of haa.
doun county Va TO Miss ADDlE BANNER, of IS.
iens n. 81 =
IN THURSDAY, June "a. at Mercer Bottom. by Ref.
J. D. Ray DIR. JAMES IT, II1)0rF, Formerly IL III.
county, and Mrs, MARY c. siILLER--both of Masoa
county, VI.
On the S01 Instant by Rev. Joseph Bakrr Nj
WILLIAM kiNGREE 10 Mis- SUSAN ANDERSON
both If w inchcsier. .
On the sth instant. by Rev Mr.. Bcpuett. Nj J0uy
ROBERT CROCKwEi.L iete of Winehester M
Mss ANN Z. RICHARDS. 81 Llarke county. p
On the 18th Dr. April, by Rev MIR. ffrst. MI TIoM.
AS III fRIPLETT 10 hIissdvIANNA Il sSfSfs0T~ie
--sah y Fauquier county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
AIlAPPY FAMILY.

The Washinstoa Union inan article on tho position
OF the Democratic party, after eulogzing IIOa D. S.
Dickinson, u New York, assumes that all branches OF
the party now harmsniously aited on ths Balti-
more platform, and shys
g There i no LONGER sBarnburnsr partys-ihere Il
longer State Rights party'rthe is no ,onker
constitutional Unioi party ; for all these t:sGs are
forgofen the happy reconciliation whichraaich The
entire organization ider the ba1ner Of fthe Natirna
Democracy. States loag distracted BY bitter feuds A.
mdag former friends have become Harmonious 1Ystory
answers 10 victory bm every corner cf the lsd aud
the joint influence Of Democratic principles and concert
among Democratic b9ethrcn PerVade aad strcneh9n our
ranks" Wis
Wihregard to this assumption ofthe Washington or
gan, the New York Evening Post, Democrats paper
Of the Barnburner stripe, saysveFy caustieailys
'It is understood that all tie members Of tlA Demo-
cratcPafty are TO he taken ZIP scriatpn By the Uio
from THE highest untp the lowest aud placed ia and
square apon the Baltimore platform without regard 10
their kicks struggles We hope the refractory will
see, by the case with which DeEhsln has been tecti
fed that there Is ho scratching and bItingl and
tina, party discplines like spring n,odeius, ind the
socner 1t IS taken theEbette. fer all parties"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
SINGULAR ADVENTURE.

In looking over an old journal wo once
met Eith story which has such striking
moral that once read, it can never fade
fruR memory. A young traveller entering
o stage coach, found himself in the milst Of
half dozen passengers, FIVE OF whom ap.
pesfed to be men Of extreme age, with bent
forms and white flowing locks. the youngest
Of Vhom could not have seen less thaar four
score years: The sixth passenger seemed
to be much younger than the other Eve
theiewe fewer wrinxlesapon his check; his
hair. was thick and but slightly sprihkldd
with gray; his form was robust and Greet
there was q pleasant smile upon hisB still
rudy countenanee his voice was strong
and cheerful and, when Ne laughed, IL was
with aIherry music that bespoke an Feasye
onstience, and aweke jocund echoes il avery
nooE ana corner of your heart
Oar young traveller observed that AL his
felioig- passengers wore mild and happy as.
pectland he determined TO ascertain hrom
them the secret Of long fe,and Of ICON.
fortshle old age. The first, to whom Ne ad-
dressed an inquiry upon the subject aud
whoIi was apparently the oldest, told him
that be had uniformly lca reinarably reg
ularIand abstcmious life, eating vegetables
and Drinking water. The second said that
he Had always lived like a 6ghting1cock,
eating roast beef and plum pudding, drinking
champagne and brandy aus. water, ana had
gone to bed regularly tight for several
years. Every thing, he added. depended
on regularity The third old gentleuan de-
clareA that be had prolonged his us by
miudlng his own business, and abstatnipc
from aoffice-seeking; the fourth bad ayeided
all poaincal and religious controversial the
fifth had regularly gone to bed 1t sunset
and risen at dawn The sixth and most
youthful looking Of the old uien, astounded
them all when they learned that he vii By
ten years the oldest man in the coach "
:. How is IT," exclaimed the young traveller
in profound establishment, !. how is it THAT
YOU have thus preserved the bloom Of 8exis.
terces Your couDtenance i smooth and
ruady. while that Of your juniors is supken
and firrsEed where yol have one gray
hair esch of then~has fifty; tell me, II be-
seech you, your secret Of long life ?" rs II
is no such wonderful mystery" said tllg old
man. Il .have drunk water and dunk
wine ! have eat meat and vegetables +
have held public Office, and written / re.
ligieus pamphlet; haze sometimes goae to
bed atsun.set and sometimes at midni glt
haxe gotten up at sunrise and at ndou
but ! have always pad promptly ION my
nerpePers."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30

Oh Wednesday evening <tk abo1t o'cluek a. su,..
psiif he particulars y vlsh. = a. = ~ h.xs teea
Cred. who had been IN hoSicfsl9 q tsinets dn.sr
the day. MAs j. The evening" s61nt s.4tNE home. "a
fadns se1se ehldren i hs shicIs-. small one koisu
street with him. This ss1Ac supfosiiion Il least
There three children II he fchict, two 81 Nj,
herFys and enc d Mr.. Steess u crossing IN ahrubs
Ess thrown froIa Ms scrf tle skillx & ne wsrs
At this tie horse took ieA4 and immediately kcisre
AlF HI coad recover biz started ef Il IL tor &
which place he wheels Il he wagon struck peee y
Temporary 6Fiasin4 oa shn sidewalk, "a threw 4
bonncsd The children al oul koienily ID he xrooaa
ton q shs aus Il hs dow ~ ss; 's - =, pa
irg and sene focks, which eit and bruised k;s ~, -
face y shocking mAnner The elsildrea were imsse
s'sse'y plsssa Y ~ Psopsly treated Iwpof hsn.
found 70 y bpg slixhtig niaked Hst ret ~ - 80
nlr Stecnes little boy. N6tmithsfandinrtevrrv 49,.
was made shs aieetipa skill could devise. TVS
semi eoasc5uas state mntl THURSDAY nnrpins sBcf 4
o'clock, when he died. HI was about ycsrs ola =
his nsia'sholy occurrence has tArowa agloon sssfs
car conamanity ~ which III seem 10 partakr.
Mr.. Hqoef We aaderstansis badly shoush moi aAn..
gcToasly. injured = Hardy Hing
To- we publish ihis ippfnins Governor Iohn-
son procla1ation ofihkstazesiua Of Messrs BOYD
Gfaham and Armstrong; As Gcuamissioner 3, The
new Board q Puzzle Weeks They are required
hy law q meet in Rlehmoah on tie Isl Mondsy IN
JAY Which tbs year haprsus 70 IS the lih They
will decide b loI their relative lenares of once
VIZ tive. foar and six yeass Thus there will be
IN election efoae me aaheF ol tbs Board ever swsx
years. iekpoaa Ea9aiyss
liza Gre occurred ii civ Point. near rich.
niond, on Sunday iaAgernoan last hy which eipht
hoases, iacluaing The warehouse of the Petersburg
Railfead Gsmpang were DESTROYED. The iire orig
49, 80 4. - 49, =.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
MAsoNIC. dRLEsRATloN.

Friday last (says he sl.saina Vin5eaior) Wa tbs
day set apart Tor the dedcaoa q DE new Masonic Hal
and die laying q the stoss Il the Iatcran Church
.bout ITO be erected IN otF to~s A large number o.
persons draun togetherto witness the Imposing GER
emonies, many u them ftun distanee Itwas gala
day and mirth ana hilsrily aboubasd We regret our
inability, being pressed Or time. to give more perfect
sketch Of the interesting eeremodies II was = proud
day for that tine honore4 Fraerany the tiasons
The ~ w. Grind Lodge Of Va " as opened in ample
form al the old Masonic Hal b. tie rand Master NJ
". EDarSD p. HrsTER. assisted BY d. G. Master
LeitcA- The procession numbering acnt 200 Eas thea
formed By The Afsrsh4. b. H. KINNEY. Esq,, and pro
eesded iothe new Masonic fi.Il, Ekere the solemn
ceremonies Of the Masonic dedlaiioa wepe performed
By the Grand Master. The oIis were sung BY choir
under the leadership Of sessrs Engereeht and Price.
which added In no small degreeo the mprcsss eaess Of
The oecasiosE Aer the dedieatinn. LEVI L. SrEyES-
soS Esq., The orator. selected r the by Staun-
ton Lodge, delivered adrcsswhe received the
marked attention from the lae audience assembled in
az. Hal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
MUSICAL VISIT. /

Il
The "ciciAan Brass Band, Of Maatnsburg.
Va, Mr.. JohR II. B!ondel Leader. paid dur town
musical visit Ga Saturday evening last, and treat
ed our citizens 20 a number Of fayorite airs, per
formed with great skill and precision Their en-
trance produced quite stir, and as their wagon
drawn by four fne horses, moved down German
street. the side walks were crowded With admitting
listeners to the sweet sounds which.feIl Upon the
ear Shortly after their arrival they were escorted
to the room OF tie ','Shepherdstown Brass Band"
by some OF its members, where short time was
spent in friendly chat, when they returHed with
each other 10 the hotel Of MIR D. EnieT both Bands
PLAYING as they marched along, accompanied, BY
this time. with large number Of spscialofs Ar
rived al this place, very handsome boqlet was
presented to the Band By The Ladies, th1onsh A. r.
Roteler, Egg, as evidence of their SigA appre-
citation Of the compliment paid our iowa The re-
marks Of Mr.. B. were brief, bur most appdopriale
and be6aing the occasion. He assured the Band
that, although the flowers which composedIthe bo-
qaet might Jade The recollection Of their visit would
BE- perehs.ial. Mr.. Elondel. npon receiving The 3D.
qlet observed that though The Band had MI orator
10 give expression 10 their thanks 10 wofhs, We,
they could and were determined to discourse in re-
turn soRe Of their brst aud most choice music. A
number 81 cheers we're given BY the nulithde pre-
sent al the close Of the ceremonies Of preseh
which win oiner incidents 81 The visit, whs Of
truly pleasant and agreeable character lhroughOnt.
As they were assured BY Mr. BotrIer, inl bis rel
marks, he "Skepherdstown Brass Bandp Till We
ldoub not repay our Mariinsburs friends with
similar visit al an early day Shebker9sloxn Reg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30

~ = meeting e. the eishms q Ill.,. 49,
~ en Tuesday ereaiugI gpht - e.. b, ,.-......
q idsriing Delegates % reris.<u. 81. -. - ID
f.rson County in the s.ate Isrpe-.1e, l,sI..,,,-.
Q be held =, charletiesrille Court-fIos.. q ,be
% q August 1854
o. motion Rev. DAVID AFILSOS h! ae.,.s
President q he nee.ine, tna Joszsn n M -
rstary.
On motion Il was resolr1A That sight fl,isus.1s b.
ssat 70 the conyenton, xhea The i6lIoeina een.i.-
men were nominaied and un4simou.ly sI...id
Rev. WA F. Speake Nv. A. II Hrss,,
Rev DaFii Wilson, ~ Nl6. NF{so{
Rev Z Eelfy. i Hsrii (,iIl1rS
Rev J. p Smancr Adain Rbrk5s5
R<solred, That tie Deieea.s s,e and ~, hs-..- =,
Efrucfed % advocate TIE baskiesf 4 si.s---
the manufacture OF Ezle of "a iatoxc,fIr ii- g
. leverage. 2 =
Rkiolrrd, That The fhaukI 81 ibis .,.,.,,! \. -.
dered 10 the Rev Augustus Liseiohn f,r
powerful Efforts IN the Tempktsnee cause, s q
Rssolred That the proceedings of this .pses;., =.
Published IN the papers Of JdlhSson esounts- - \
The meeting tkef adjonrned
A BASID WILSON. l1u,a
JosEaa R;aaRrrx. Ssrt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
GEN. rIGRcG's Arl'eIoiSTMssrs.

81 any Evidence was zahtirs 10 show thar the Demo
Gratis Eere disafected nj the appointment t Free Sol
CeolitiIaists 70 ece We fad Il ia the zeal and ASA
rance with which some d their presses deny the fact
and in the testy, passionste panAer ia which Others
treat those who show eoclasfely that such appoint
mehis have lbeenlmade. 1hs Washington Usion, Gen.
Perees organ Washington, fenies ibc fac: his or
gan Concord. New HamPshfF5 not being able 10 de-
ny that such appointments have been made attempts 10
whip those into the TRACES who murmur shile the
Lowell Advertiser wa.Pish Iftle paper. aud lesser
light in the Democratic firset falls abusing
~ who has the undergraduates 10 spread ahe facts
before the public. All Till clearly shows that they are
all sensible that Cen Pierre Farsni course which
will NOT stand he test az 3asfo hflas
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
ADAY on ANxiErY.

Tomorrow large nnnbef cf Clerks IN he De
psr,nens al washingtsn are dooslzd 10 The poiiti-
cal gnilo,ne Its understood that sae sweep Is 70
b preIy gsnerai. 20 tafasthe Wings areeoaeern
"a About four gesrs asd. II our menery fails not,
The RIehmond Enqsiref AID other organs Of The
Democracy were grinding dolefal notes 70 me
words, The dsIIodns "a MOtiOn,' / Butcher
Ruing,s Sc. Ge..--altkosgh very few removals
were in reality made b. he Wing Administration
what We would respectfully Suggest, has be-
come Or lbsse sisreosyped phrssesi Wkst has be-
come Of he Indignation which then 80 deePiy swell
ed me patriotic bosoms q those eiitofsi But lhe
Whigs have uIiered bat few cos1plainlA, because
they had no reason % sny better requitaI Of
sheif nsgnsnimity. Tke very men whom they
spared nave luraed upon them. They may prOAi
bY the lesson for the falure
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
HAIR 1READrm ESCAPES.

The BEakirk Journal relates The narrow escape from
dc. til Of and infant who fell between The cars
Of The State LING rsiload, while The train was % mo
ton The wonlan had sufficient prcssacc ci mind to
remain fat the gronnd betIecn the raik holding
the child in the petition and when the ria had
passed. the Mortified passengers, who expected 10 be-
hold the mangled remains q two human bdies, fbund
both the Roshcr aud child unharnrd. 4 simisar D,
renee IS recorded in the Rochester papers. Thar
morning Of tie passengers % the emigrSnt q
just entering the city, went step ors ops sars an
other and Tell between them upon the track some
dozen passed over hta, but e ESCAPED With few
sight bru ses-hayns fallen leagtewse upon ihe track.
II ras rarrur erenr1e- Tat 49, TT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30
= II -
Baltimore Market,
Randolph q E.atin,er,s


a u n u
F0rkAe freek ending 1une 2y. 1889 Y
Reportsd expressiy tor the Free Press.
So on per BIZ. - 80 -
~ BeTrsa-I.ars receipts and market very dan
We GFoteail ladies' at IA To- III cts--City Roll Al ID
10 q cIs-cnsnnon Westegn ali 10 Is y c.s.s
HgaNse--Th Season Is oytr and the demand has
entrey eeascds We quote White al 50 IL IS cty.
Mixed pr to So es.
EAccs.-The supply is ts.iter and demand not 4
q Shoulders al6a TO I'll cts-ides al a 70 81 Cts
Hams al 10 10 I21 cts
C.sTrLE--5O9 head were offered attbe SCALES m
Monday. All Of which met sleadv sale Il IS 50iss
Ss lion On me hopf equal % 81 70 50 s5 net.
White, and 56 10 So cls 10 Yellow.
at So So ="
Peaches al 81 Is 10 50
DEERsKiNs. Prime skins IRE bringing % 10 81.
EtoUR.- Markets inactitse and tendency up-
wards. The saesoi Howard ST afesheid al fT5.
With buyers q 81 G2t - 81 fs9 Civ Mills gen
erssY held al SIS though buyers are NOT willing %
give more Than $4,75 8k
For IS % 500 Mink SO 10 ii cts. Olter So 10 sa
FLAxsETD.- Sales at 81. lotto 81 Is
GINsENG-ln demand and sales af 46 cts. 3
FrArHxHs Salss ofpriuies AZ 81 10 Is CTS.
HoUs.-Saies al IS 10 10 500.
II els.
MrszsnD snsD-salss sss 10 . ci.-wi.h ! good !.
o.ls.-Nsv ais srissips d . d -. good a.
s-sslss II Nd. 4, s5ie 90 n.
ss.Kr RocT Seneca u il demand and sells
readily At 10 10 Is cts 8
Tsmcrny SEN SENS rebdilylat $780,
TaELow.-Saies in blls = 2 - cskts1o cts
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-06-30

Too warm for he btsils and din sof buziness, tso
warm for comfort even III ~ saes homes, and warm
enough 70 remind us d f4 pleasant GUNNER retreats
tshich the mountain se3i0s # Tirgitta afford to the
iuyaid and pleasure sel King portion Of the commu-
nifty. Shannoudhle rleer: he prupfe,orship Of Col
O. W. SAPPIxGEox, pfeeais ia nsrsl attraeons this
season lis majestic and eachh nting oantain scene
r., and the excellent rdilnI qualities Of its pnre
cool ws;er render ii hizIy attractive 60 Ne admir-
~ Of DE beauties Of n4iuk aid those rul Of the
healing and kealth-giFing:yif offs Nlttrs.
The White Sulphur SPRING.. of FreAetikk county,
knownas the Jordan Strncs II yirginia are beauti-
fully situated and far f1ae r teir nedicaI virtues
These springs hare recently passed into the control
Of the present prpprctbrs WAC win spare neither
pains EXPENSE in cohtrbufing 10 tie coufor. Of
DIR rislters-tl kasbark .IKaslfagkoaisn