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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
EDITING a NEWsPAPER.

The following sensible remarks from the Nasioasl In
ieligeaeer. transferred 10 columns the benefit
OF those whom they concern:
MANY people estimate the ability Of .
newspaper, aud the industry and talent Of
its editor. by the editorial matter it contains
II is comparatively an easy task for frothy
writer to pour out daily columns Of words
words upon any and ali subjects His ideas
may flow in one wishy.washy everlasting
food, and his command Of language may
enable him to string them together like
punches Of onions, and yet his paper may be-
q mesger and poor concern. But what is
the toll Of such q man, who displays his
loaded matter largely, to that imposed on
judicious, wellinformed editor, who exer-
eises his vocation with an hourly conscious
ness Of his responsibilities aud duties, and
deyotes himself to the conducting Of his
papr with the care and assiduity that 0
sensible lawyer bestows upon suit. or hu
name physician upon patient, without re-
gard I, show or displays Indeed the mere
writing part of editiRga paper is small
portion of the work The care, the time
employed in selecting, is far more Important,
and the tact of 4 good editor is better known
BY bis selections than anything else, and
that we know is half the battle. But, as
we have said, an editor ought to be estima-
ted, and bis labers understood and sppre.
ciated, BIZ the general conduct of his paper
Its tone, its temper, It's uniform, consistent
course, its principles and aims in manliDess,
its dignity and propriety. To preserve
these as they should be preserved, is enough
to fully occupy the time and attention Of
any uan If to this be added the general
supervision Of the newspaper establishment,
which most editors have TO ensnnnter, the
great wonder is, how they fnd time to write
at alln
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
LOUDOUN COUATT
AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE
AND
Hhasnkr.a
CheaMicat ,Aen<fe,,,,,

THIS Is 20, manual labor schoo1 MI II 4.
= eanet an Agricultural Institute hrcsuse
,noroush Instruction Is given in all bfai.sbes Of
Mathsn aaies and Science useful 10 the farmer
and man Of business The students are ncs taught
she Iheory only but they are Instructed in the
practical application Of their sinoies 10 Ihs every
daJ snsirs u life. They ere made acquainted with
.ae Phenomsna q naIafe-saughr ihe properties Of
he soii-ihe requirements of plants c$mposi-
ton q rocks-lhe properties Of the afmt:sphrre
&C The advanced students receive Frsci;.sI IN.
sfuriion IN surveying larms--leyellines' waller
eourses-lsying 00I roads--mak,ng .as PSI anaty.
zing misunderstanding Minerals, &e-
Agricultural chemistry j. .ihUroughly Taught and
illustrated by thousands II Interesting experiments
10 the lecture TO0m-in ihr laboratory andspa he
iarm The pure chemicals arr prepared athhe es-
tablIshmehts The wtnk-sbvp l. furnished with a
isrnace, turning lathe arda great variety II Tools
q wosk king IN wood and metal. Hence e stu.
denis have en- opportunity OF witnessing sail the
hrsBches Of mechanism IIem the iviling Of nmher
a. the polishing and finishing Of han site and
costly apparatus, every Dsft Of which i fathiaIly
-~xpiainsd. Their attention IL not conhneD 10 the
class book but they gre taken into the lahosstorv
the wWk->haP, the garden and the field aud they
are. made To understand hundreds OF opAalions
which everybody sees but feu'can explain TIL.
design OF the Institution is.to prepare v uGg men
tor business and 10 &C omplish This desirase pur.
pose neither pains no. expense Is spared 10 i,bain
;ng rylhing necessary for full and comElele il.
illustration.
I The course Of instruction Is varied 10 euit the
Farmer, the merchant aud the engineer
]. The establishment is delightfully."- Iocatd ard
has al The advantage Of purity OF water, ssiubrily
vi atmosphere and beauty D. scenery.
The regular sessions commence on the first OF
October ard erd on the first Of August Young
men wishing ito enter as students should L posi-
be, make application before The closing IL The pre-
yions session,
Terms Tor The session Of Ten months Sofig. ona
hall payable 10 advance and the remainder, ON the
Isl ct March This Includes iuiuon uoart ltdg
Ing, washing fuel and lights The sindeas, 10 the
classical department are charged SO per session
ezra 10 Be paid in ADVANCE son, III PREACHERS
and editors are charged only s go per ses>FIn.
Books FURNISHED when required al Slprel prices
Farmers can have Their sofia anaI,zd and
teachers and STUDENTS can obtain pure cllemit al
reagents prepared al The establishment.
A..rress
BENZ. HYDE BENTON, Pr;acfpss
AlTeP o.
Loutoun Couniy. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
DR.. johnston,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,

yHHERE may Be obsaiDed the mos. speedy rem
w edy for al private Complaints Gieeis Sfric-
lures. Seminal Weakness. Pains in The Lons. Anee-
Nose and ska and ~ tho.s dreadul affections arising
from habit q youth. Which produces coastita-
tonal Debility. fendsn Marriage Impossible, and n
NE s's destroys e To ~ 81 M I'm
Especially, Eho have beeoms the victims Of Solitary
Wee that dreadful and Destructive habit Which annna-
nen q de most eriIied ,aests snd brIi.a, a,seei
who might otherwise have entrsnerd stening Sensies.
with the uader Il his eloquenee. o. walked 70 sesfaeJ
Ne ,,,s y,s y e. W.. 's
being Of physical weakness. shoaid medIafrly
consult Dr.. J. and Be- restored 70 perfect heath Slight
CURED IN TWO DAYS OR NO CHARGE MADE.
OFTIcE, No ! Soalh Frederick Street. Doors from
Baltimore Street, East Side, up the steps
" Be particular IL observing the Name and Num-
Der. or you will mistake the plscs
DR.. JOHNSON,
Me@ssr e .ss asYs csl!sIs q s1rssc.s Leedsn.
Unted States, and the Rreaier part 81 whose life has
been spent in the f1t Hospitals d LoadoA Paris Phil
sdelpha, and elsewhere has eertrd some Of the most
astonishing cures that were ever ksowa nany troubled
ringing IN the ears and head, when asleep, great
tousness, being aI1red saden sounds, and bashfa
ness. whfrequeut bushing, siiended sometimes with
derangcmeht Of mind, were cured immediately.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
DR.. J. addresses oil those who have injured them
selves by private and improper indulgence that Sc
cret and Solitary Habit, which ruins both Body and
Mind unftling them for either business socieiy.
These Of the sad and melancholy effects pro-
duced BY early habits Of youth. Weakness Of the
Back and Limbs. Pains in the head, Dimness Of sight,
Loss Of Muscular Powei Palptaton Of the Hrari Dys-
Pepss, Nervous Irrtabiliy. arrangement Of the Dges
tive Functioas, Genersl debility, Symptoms Of Con-
sumption, sc.
ELsSrALtY-The fearful effects on the mind are
much 10 be dreaded Loss Of Memory, Confusion Of l.
IDEAS. Depression Of Spirits Evil Forebojings Aversion
70 Society, Self Dstust, Love Of Solitude. Timdiiy
&c. Of the evils produced. Such persons
should before contemplating Marriage consult Dr. John
stol and be at restored Let False Delieacy
prevent, but apply immediately Rad yourself from
the dreadful aud swg consequences Of this terrible
malady.
Or. J0HSST0N'S INylGORAT1NG REMEDY
FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
BY this great and and important remedy, weakness
ef the organs speed y cured and full restored
Thousands Of the most Nervous and Debitsicd indi;
viduas whd had lo. all hope, have been Immediately
relieved. All impeachment 10
MARRIAGE,
Physical Or Mental Disqualification Nervous Irritable.
~, Trembling aud Weakness, or Exhaustion Of the
most fearful kind speedily cured by Dr. Johnston. J.
Or All letters must be posi- paid. Remedies sent by
mail. April 20, lo54-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
POETRY
THE BLIND BOZ.

An editsr, fu uAoss seleesio.s vs t.ks he fuIl..
Iiaes. has beautifully sid. that for hinsef ~ coaI
I see 70 read them thrtngh =
Rvs h,e,,ed ,unmer's dsy,
The flower, bloomed, the air Uns MID
TIE hiras poured forth their sweetest laY
And evsrythisg n nature sniisd-
In ple,s,n, thcuxst I wanderui q
Bepeafh the dsep woods simple sh1de.
woehilarss Who bad hitler s,rsyea.
Jest ., IN I'D beeeh trees foot.
ASliitle boy ard girl reciined;
h hsad il hers she gehtly put
And thr y saw the by was bind.
The children knew not ! was nsar-
Tree concealed me from their view;
But all they said well could hear,
And cold see al they nishtds.
ssDear Mary" said the poor blind boy.
THAT lttis bird ssnEs very iongi
Say. do ycu see him in his jgy.
Aad il be pretty q his s0ag =
EYES, Willie. yes. - replied the haia.
Il sce the btFd o. yonder tree-"
The poor boy sEhsd. and gently saids
''SIster, wish that could zee r.
"Tbe lowers, you say, are very fair.
Add bright greea leaves are On the trees,
Ard PRETTY birds are singing there;
How Beautiful iOt one who sees!
Yet the fragrant flowers can smell,
ABd can feel the green leafs shade,
Ard Gan hear the notes that swell
From those dear birds that God has made.
$50, sister, God 10 me is kind
Though sight. alas he has not given;
bul tell me, are there any blind
Among the children upin Hesven@
"No, dearest Willie there all sect
Bat Why ask me a IN ing 30 odd p
ooh, Mary, He's 20 good TO me,
thought lid like 10 look at Gtd."
Ere long disease his hsnd had laid
On that dear boy 80 meek and mild;
widowed mother wrpt and prayed
That God might spare her sightlcss child.
he felt her warm tears on his face,
And said, Oh, never weep foe me,
I'm going 10 4 bright. bright place,
Where y airy SAYS g od shall see.
"And you'll come there dear Mary. toe;
But mother, dear. when Won come there,
Tell Willie. mother, that Ills you
You know never saw you here J"
He spoke no more, but gently smiled,
Uuul the fasl blow a gwen;
When God took up the poor blinl child.
AID ,psned irst his yes-in Heaven.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT

Taeorr0ratsS 1870 cA4ri<r peyyeiuaI- CAPITAL sisa
900; VA Pore IF increasing Il 10 $40 900.
nUBLIc Buildings, Manufaeiories, Mills Wa
II chfnery Dwelling Houses, Stores, Merchaa-
disc, hi usshold Fnrninre. Vessels on The stoc -
or while in port, &C. SC. will Be insured al rates
as low as the risk viii admit
Applications Tor insurance. may Ne made 10
B. w. HERBERT,
In the absence Of he Agent from Chariestown Of
JoHN p. BRoWN, Esq, Who will amend 70 them
promptly. Persons Al = distance address through
the mail
NIB On all Church Buildings aud Clerzymen's
personal properly, The Agent will present his com
missions in reducing The amount Of premiums on
the RISKS thus arising
Decemhrr - TASTY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
Prepare for Harvest.

rTyf1E snh.eTa~r !. nov finishing "a . l;aHus.
j. sEY'S REAPfNG MACHINES. Also DE
Reaper add Mower combined. Thee Machines
have stood the irsi OF naby wears. and sfy'secoBd
% none nov in nss. A-ievideHce 81 me hssh rep.
9iaii Ih-y have ota1iped. be Psisp,ee Il prf'ire
up fssy kHn<fed of them a. bis estabiisllaent 10
Baltimore Tor the approaching harvest.
The prospect = good ior heavy crop n wheat
AMI wh>n The Farmers consider The se7eejfy Of
hahes and The high price OF lahnF. they viii hnd Il
% their interest - purchase REaPeaa speisiy "a
when there i every prospect Of wheat heiie Rooa
mice. and The conceded fact that. y1hs :8Se II
Reaper. one hnshe Is gained per acre. :gveF the
besf grading doae.
Send N yoar otders. and ron 7msy rfIy on !
good article. AL Reapers sold ~ ne, sre war
ranied to work well as such or no sally
JAS r. BROOEING
Winchester June !. le5i-6w
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
New Boot and Shoe Establishment.
- II
Call soon and get RargaiIns.

THE undersigned has just opened 10 ne Shops
j. ol Dr. NAs,E iwo door. Eat Of ihss Valley
Bank ! O0T AND SHOE ESTABLISHMENT I,
81 which be proposes 70 furnish u the eiix-ns 81
Chaflesiown and the farmers b. the spfr.1nding
neighborhooi. every kind and Description II work
pertaining 20 his busine,s made III The best tusiersi
and sold on the most accommodating tsfns lie
has j1rt returned from The East With tlsriee a.
sonmenI Il BOOTS. Ladies. Ciebllemsn's and
childfen's SHOES, Gsliers u all kinds, made 81
the very bet thap~ aud he materials wGssasied.
lie will asl manufactured 10 order. every d-sefip.
lion 81 work. ard Repairing done ~ i've shortest
nofbcs A call from he public Generosity is;fsspsft
fully invited a. his bssi ekgii0ps viii he Sysp 10
render ssiisfstfiob 70 81
JAMES r JOHNSON
Chnrissiowa Aafjl 20 5s5t-U
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06

From tas Virginia Herald.
LINE.


The beneficial effects Of lime are,-it i'm
proves the quality Of the crops, especially
those Of the cereal kinds it accelerates de-
composition in all animal and vegetable sub
stances when not applied in excess it de-
strcys insects and worms; discourages the
growth of weeds BY promoting that Of the
grasses; under favorable concurrence Of
mould, moisture and heat, It'll duces the for
nation Of nitrates; it couduees TO health /;
imparts warmth to the soil increases its
power Of absorption; serves to render stiff
soils friable; gives consistency to sandy
ones it promotes, BY its electric force, fer
mentation and ultimate decay in inert mat.
tiers, causing cartonic acid to be evolved,
and heterogeneous gases TO- be disengaged,
thereby converting that which was before
unavailable into active sources Of vegetable
nutriment; it gasps, with miser's hold, the
uncongenial acids Of the soil, retains them
in possession until it prsdisposes and pre-
psres them TO become tho food of plants il
may Be considered the caterer as we'll as the
cook Of the whole vegetable family.
II. FITZHUGH.
.Skey,oood Eoyesf. Stafford. Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
l:ROCERIES. &c.

A HIS now rrerivIng. per sCho"nefs ISt1Psnian
"A andWhirlwind, from New York and Boston,
their Spring siock OF
GROCERIES, &C,
which with additional supplies daily expected BY 9TH.
vessels will make their tTrnt unsually Ia,pe
atd complete. embracing To- Iari a. follows:
lUo rh'ls New Orleans aud Porto Rico sugars
30 boxes hest Loaf
i05 hbs crushed. Puverised and Coffee
10 hifds Caba ard Auseayado Molasses
10 bSiS New Orleans q.
IS :" Sng,r lioTse Syrup
Ats bags Green Rio Coffee
205 . Old Java and White do
sl0halg chests Gunpovder. Imperial " Hyson
Back Teas OF medium and v-Ty prime grsdes.
a prizes and qualities that will give general
leo . sperm and Adhmantiue do
l50 Dark aud YeIb.w hosn Soap
2s5 AZ yariegaled Bar. Cushion. Windsor and
CASTLE SosPG
225 bags Shot
las kegs Sporting Powder
lJt0 lbs Baf Lead
32s reams Ruled Cap and Letter Paper
275 Single and Double Wrapping do
Jas boxes cassndish Tobacco, prime quality
2iO " Plug !. s. and s..
ils 600 Plahlslion and Havana SesaIs
2l50Oo II tir spanish aud cheIools
50 hoxes CARROTS Sntd
- jars Rzppee
bhbls Bladder 9
50 boxes Smoking Tobacco
l25 :. rearl Starch
rs " Ground Pepper and Ginger
100 "a Pipes
las Coils juls Rope (tor leading lines and bed
enrds)
IS boxes lunch Rlisips
100 drums Fresh Figs
10 bales Shfi Shell Almonds
% 3 FilbeTis and Pec1a Nuts
l25 boxes Steam Refined Candies
40 kegs Pure Lrad
30 eusks Phtty. Gnpneras, and E. Salts
10 dazep dPainis Ills
rs boxes Window Glass. Shy 10, and p By u
Is Sup. Carlo. Soda
rs g Indigo
rs dozen Corn Brooms
no boxes MsccaroRi. Cocoa ard chocoisse
rs bags Grain Pepper aud Pimento
80 bags Roll Brm>ioue, Sallpe Ire and iAlum
IS bales Wrapping Tw ne
Cloves kuimeaS. Mace. eassia, Blaeklpg Ink.
Yeast Powders. Mnsiards.i ]. 2. g. 4 and b gallon
Dem johns. bingham Boxes. &c..Ac
We respectfully invite merchants, genernsiy, yisi.
ting our city 10 exam nation OF our stodf before
making their purchases; assuring Them bag We will
do fully well BY them can be done 10 die maj.
kst or Baltimore. March sol 1904
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
BERRYVIIIE HOTEL.

TIME subscriber having leased the above we'll
known HUel, in Berryville. Clarke county,
bess leave 10 inform the travelling public, that be
Il nov ready 10 receive guests He Is also prepared
10 accommodate BoardersI either BY the day, week
month or year
HIS TABLE viii always te furnished with ell
the varieties whiehshe season and market will al
ford; his Bar with the ehoieesl Liquors. and bis
Stable with The BEST hay, grain. and ostler. n
"A be in.ends 70 make this his permanent resi-
dences he will spare no pairs in endeavoring 10
render those who give hin iheir custom both com
fottaoie and happy. He aaiiers himself, from his
long aeqnaintauce with business and tht manners
ofshe world. that be can please The most Iasldous
His charges will Be - moderate a. he erpenses Of
any good public house in this section Of country
viii justify He therefore. invites all 10 extend 70
hin shars ofiheir custom.
nsrr.s;li. Anil 4 1850
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
Sherwood Forest, Ssa6ard, Va.


AarA few years since. an effort was made
bv the public of this coantry 10 break up the
TRAFFIC, or ardent spirits between the Indians
residing on the Allegheny Reservation and
there white neighbors, who we're engaged
10 the business Of supplying them the '6rs
water In Ill the trials that were had, the
Indians were necessarily called as witnesses,
and Is disclosure Of the names Of those
who were in the habit Of furnishing them
with drinks usually operated to stop the
supplies of those who informed, various expt :
dient we're resorted to by the witnesses to
evads giving the necessary evidence. On
one occasion where an Indictment vas pen6.
ing against an inn keeper for selling liquor
10 the Indians, - ohm Titus' was called 70
proye the offence sJohu' loved liquor ANA
s,pely, and came spon the witnesses stand
With the air Of man whose mind was made
nm 10 haffie the district attorney in all his
inouiries Al all hazards Alter the usual
oath vas administered, the following dia-
logus ensued:
well John asked the district attorney,
were you At Carriers on the day OF the
eircnsl
YES, vasthe prompt and laconic reply
sWho else vac there, joint
ooh. Dan Killbuck, and two, three other
Indians
Had ron been drinking there. joint
yes AN Of your Yes Were Jon
IN drunk Yes Pretty drunk Yes Dt1y
drank
wei, John, who're did jon get your whis-
ksyf
John drew himself up 10 It's fullest height,
and assuming all the dignity Of bis race, re-
Piled with marked deliberation and with al
most pause between each word:
tAk-dat--too- m1ick- -qnesfionP
No effort codld induce John 70 give any
other answer, and be vas allowed to retire.
Okas IN " Javnak l5k
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
Testimonials.

Testimonials.
wIScHEsrEE, May q, 1883.
= We, the undersigned. being solicited To give or
opinion to the character snd standing al the To-
suranee Company Of The Valley Of Virginia, have
no hesitation in saying thai we have the utmost
confidence in he ability and integrity Of the
President and Directors Of that Company.
The taei that we have insured our own property
in the Company. Is perhaps the strongest evidence
we can give as 70 orr opinion OF It's merits.
J. H. SHERaARD. Cash Farmers Bank Of Va.
Hon. }. NJ. MAsox U. ) Senator.
jacob SESsENgy. Esq. Merchant Winchester.
T. A TtDB,La Priest Of Bank 81 VALLEY &c Va.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
Wagon making.

rTyHE undersigned has leased the Wagon Ma
IL kes's shop. adjoining The Blaeksniik Shop Of
Mr. Thomas W. Davis. IN Charlestown. saad res
pecfully offers his services the public gs1eralr.
he Is prepared 10 execute IN the best msHner al
desrTipsi6ns 81 uork abpenaining 10 his pusiness.
Al he shortest no;ice. Repairing promptly ailen-
y = = JOHN Grove. /
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06

AFa-aL D0sE.- Mr. EdmOnson. il Mecrasisn
county last week. d sitting down p kfzst as
covered the bissujtsFof nnusnsl color. called nls
cook and reqaesiet keF q eat one Of them. Which
sic aid very tsiaetIS and died in sixteen minutes
af,rr wards fto sae effect 81 she poison abe he'd IN
,s,s.a Il, he. r,aftei: SAD slaysvzle Kg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
LIFE, FIRE & NiRINE INSURANCE,
Lynchburg Hose and Fire
E.1.NHR.f.V(E CO.EP.R.NEs


1NHlS c Inpsnv makes Insurance against luss 81
4 damages ~ Fire, On Dwelling Houses.
Stores Tobacco Factories and other Buildings, OH
Furniture, Goods. Wares and Merchandise. gen.
lerally in town and country, the mUst favorable
terms.
Also makes Insurance on The lives Of all person
enjoying good health and of sound constitution
for the whole duration Of life, or for limited
perisd.
SLAVES employed In ordinary occupa,icns, viii
e insured on reasonable terms
The Company will aisu take. marine risks from
.and 20 any Of the Northern or Southern Ports, al
favorable rates.
Boarl N ADircc'ors
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President
DON'T C PETERS. Vice PresIism
SAMPSON DIU0UiD. Chief Engineer.
DJtcteTs.
lanes NJ Cnhhs, Dexter Oier,
George w Yaneey, Samuel Garland.
William T. Anderson, Ma han r Thu man,
John . Taylor. J mes NJ Boyd
-, MARTig H0ILINS. Treasurer.
CREED T. WILLIS, Secretary.
DR.. p II Gilmer
Or. WIN O.way Owen ( "ituiea' = 'dun'uer'
Asenl ior j, ttrrson couniy, B W. HERBERT.
Medical Examiner, DR. G + MASON.
Charlie >lown April 81 1851 Nv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06

e A terrific ahd destructive haiisiorm. we ara
informed, passed over the Qaaker Neck and Nor
gsn's Greek sections Of Kent county. Md. on Sal
nrdsy afternoon last, doing inmense damage
some eHiire fields Of wheat and corn are said to
Be- literally des,roied. the raofs 81 the houses ia
"a nv sHanered. to- trsss entirely be5sss
OF their foliage, ard the hafk torn 81. y large
number Of sheep ard poultry were slBo killed. -
HaiIstonfs pearivEas large as hens eggs were w
ing upon he ground isIe on Sunday evening. We
gesrn IRON passenger THAI many 81 the heids
which prseen'eI "a $ urdaF ripe and abundant
harvest of-wheai were y. s.erdsy morning given
up To- the eaiiie fasr paetursf-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
Fresh Drugs, &C.

M Lemon Gum Shel,ar. Flo, ida Water. Tin
OeolI. Pax Saneers. NilIon> Acid. Collodi.n.
iodide Potash. lndine. Can-Iie Potash, Lactuessi-
I'm. Ono Rose. White Wax, Cschineal, Carh Am
m:nie. Sup casb Soda. Black Pepper. Train Oil.
e'nefial do Pearl Starch. Fig Brr. Almond and
Palm Soap. Camp, Scnlcap. Brfenndy Pinch
Pi.s,ers together with lot Of prime Segars, Just
received and Tor sale ~
JOHN LEADBEATER,
IN mo4 Stabler's old stand Fairfax ST.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06

rTks devil d slpaYs h1s7 wiih those
xhs g ue.s iale i ihsy at sasz y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
United States Hotel,

NOR Passengers 10 the new Accommodation
JIG Taains Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
and Winchester and Potomac Railroad. Bresklast
will always be prepared and on The table atihis
Hotel, adjoining the Depot. on the arrival Of the
cars from Winchester. 20 connect With the Tain
10 Baltimore aud Washington. leaving here al "A
o'clock A. al. DINNER, as usual, at n o'clock.
on The arrival Of the train iron Wheeling. SUP
PER always upon he Table on the arrival Of the
Winchester and Baltimore Cans Persons on bust
iness or pleasure can remain 10 Harpers- Ferry
from ! Am 10 3P. NJ. aad leave In The evenin z
train Tor Baltimore and Washington.
September 1, 1889 NJ CARRELLA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-07-06
The Valley Of Virginia Fire
AID
Marine Insurance Company,

IYiH issue Policies al kinds Of Properly, Meeas.
disc, &c, at far and equitable Taies.
Capital 2l5O,O0O. with power TO increase the
same 10 100000.
TINE attention OF The citizens Of Virginia is es.
j. peeially inviiedto this Company as Home
Institution. based upon ample capital and guaran-
Ierd by the best of references aud contradiction the
stricesi principles If equity justice and economy
HOME OFFICE HTh CHESTER. Vi.
JOS 8. CARSON, President.
c. 81 FUNK, Secretary.
o. +. BRESEE. Aciaary.
DIRECTORS.
Jos. S. Carson Wm. L. CLARK,
James P. Rirley, James II. Burgess,
Lloyd Logan, N. w. Richardson,
John Kerr.
b. w HERBERT,
Agent for Jefferson County.
Ausus, Z. ls53-ly.