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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-17

The Rev. Alexander Jones has resigned his
position as Pastor of st. Paul's Episcopal Church
in Richmond-the resignation to take effect on
the lst of dune. For four years and half, DR..
j. has discharged his pastoral duties with zeal.
industry and fidelity-and his amiable deport
ment and gentle courtesy of manners have at
tached to him a large circle of friends in Rich
mond The Nestry of ST. Pauls for themselves
and the congregation, have shown their apprec
alton OF Dr. jones high character, by making to
him voluntary contribution of 81 800.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-17
CANDIDATES FOR oFPTcr
To the Citizens of c.ar,o,,o1,

Your Gull upon me To announce myself a. a c,,,l
for Sheriff for the county of Campbell, in t,a ~"
OF this city has been duy upmpciae5 gI'4
bound 10 say, that your kindness hereofi,re mad
warm persona feelings, US shown Ivy this call ,.
me to say: ifI am ele, ted will sert,. yooto,bo Wv.
NV ability; but you must ne aware that the nr.,..
call and the shoit lime that will elapse between6i.
the day OF tie election will prevent me frnm sect IN
of YOU, or doing anything towards eleclioner,isg
having bus ness engagements tia: duty reolirer, ,,
attend o leave myself in your hond. evrr sari.6s
abide the decision ofthe mai'ri'y, and forever or
for that warm and and generous friendship which
been extended to me ly the citizens oil Lynrhbpr.
the equally of Campbell. inc. q. TAYI0
maY l5-dNclde
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-17

BANK OF SCoTrsyILLE.--James W. Mason has
been elected President of the Bank of Scottsv;Ilo
and VIM ID. Davis, Chasier. The bank will com
mence operations about the LIST of july.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-17
FEsOaK COATS.

( NALL AT the 3nz TAR aud see those splendid
~ Black Cloth FIock Coafs, just received tom
Petersburg Mandatory, good custom make
itee9ty fer p rcem cbeaPr ON
may II BURROUGHS, SHAtER y "
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-17

NAsHNGroN ifEM-We copy the following
from the Star, of Saturday evening:
THREE FlGHTs-ALMosT.-In the course of
last nights House proceedings collisions were
imminent Tor some moments between Messrs.
Clngman and Wheeler Messrs. Edmundson and
Wentworth, aud again between Mr. E. and Mr..
Campbell. Happily no blows passed, however.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-17

Gentlemen You will please say in y,ur paper
JOHN O. TAYLOR will be voted for at tie conn
lection, lor Shrif Of Campbell he owes it tn tho,e
voted tor him before, not IN oppose their " ishes
may Il Is SOME OF HIS FRIEND
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-17

fY7JOHN TAYLOR is announced as "A cani
fn the office of Sheriff, Tor the County of mi
without nsnlting him. MANY VOTER
may Its
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-17
FANCY LINEN COATS.

GONE ENTIRELY NEW STYLES, just Iecen
- surprising an, thing heretofore exhibited in theG
AT the Fashionable Clo,ling nazaar
may II BURROUGHS, SiiAfER & e.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-17
"A BONNETS, MANTLES, LACE
" Goods and Fancy MilleneIy.

VIZ \" invite the particular attention OF buyers -
to our large and elegant stock of tools, which ".
sold rs low as the same ranbe bought in this mrAa
may II Ct r F. HENNING
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-17
THE M. j. { ONEERENCE S0Irru

THE N. Z. tONFERENCE SOUTH.
Wetnd the following dispatch in the Montgom
cry Advertiser:
COLUMBUS, May l0.-The Conference decided.
unanimously, t. establish a Southern Book Con-
Germ.
=. This will be pleasing intelligence to our Metho
dist friends. We are notinformed as to whether
the decision embraces the establishment of a pub-
fishing house at the South.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-17
NOTICE.
Boarde1s Wanted.
Malltles.

~ EGElVED ly e pre>s tS morning n h mi ''
IA of MANTLES # the lat. 81 styles. .,.,x
May lGis JOHN I. DAVE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-17

-, he Baltimore sun, in mentioning the arrival
mere OF the Hon. Mr.. Pendeton, our late Charge
10 baenos Ayres, says that "among the cargo of
t tiie oeheca'beiongng to Mr. Pendletons "A beau
uiul morse sa'a to have belonged to Gen. Urqui-
IN, and was ridden by him in several battles. also
t"oJaeks' troia the Rio de La Plata; a native
ram, from Brazil, and some Brazilian chickens all
OF which are designed for breeding purposes land
are to be taken to the farm of this gentleman. He
also has several beautiful birds, wild cat two
dog goat %c., all from the same region. MAKING
qplte m'nagerie. The jacks are of a superior
quality and will be quite an acquisition to ony
FARMING Ia heShborhood, They were all safely land
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-17

SMITH OBREN,-Tho Savannah Conr;er of .ho
10th, says:
NV v e regret to learn in conversation with Mr..
sion IN this country that Smith O'Brien hoi ro.
cei'ed his pardon is uniounded. The decaro-
non OF Lord Pamerston in the House of Commons
appears only common State trick, resorted f.
at critical period, when it was desirable to con,
oate the Irish. Instead of being unconditionollv
SET at liberty pardon is offered OBron if be
VIII apply for IT. and if, in doing so. he will sion
papfls recognizing The Justice Of his seaieaceg
"'''he' OF winch he would ever consent to do
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02
IN the pnhlic.

THE undersigned, having engaged 70 zoe n pa
camille Business, are now opening, al 10 |
rsn's old stand near the Armory Gate, a very ex-
tensive stock Of Dry Goods, Hardware, Groceries,
poois shoes Hats Caps Bonnets, &c. to an ex-
animation Of which they respectfully invite Inc at
,sn,;on Of the public Their motto is not large |
nrofits but large sales. They are determined 70
conduct their business on the most iioeral p1nct
nIes and 70 use every effort to merit the public
CONFIDENCE and patronage. Whatever they sell
shall be OF the character represented, and lnyara
| bly reduced to such prices that none may nope 70
/ underseIl They have established such extensive
/ arrangements as will enable them TO supply the
- rSt with every article they deal in at the very
lowest prices. They feel confident an examination
Of The variety, quality and prices Of their goods
| will convince the public that money may be saved
| by purchasing at their house
They will give particular attention 70 the Gro
eerv and Provision Business, for which fney nave
made ample room, by an enlargement o. the prem
ises ana families may rely with confidence upon
Groceries mostly in large quaniitless ana always
They keep very heavy stock on hand and can,
and will sell them at prices unusual in this mar
ket. The following enumeration will give gem
eral outline Of their extensive stock:
Plain, Changeable and Figured Dress Silks;
Plain and Figured Mouslin de LANES;
Challeys, Lawus, Ginghams, AlPaccas, Canton
Cloths;
Brown and BIeached Muslins;
Ticking Bagging Checks, Plaids, Linen Sheet
ings Table Linens and Oil Cloths;
Towifngs, White Red and Yellow Flannels;
Irish Linens. Silk, Grape, Cashmere and Nous
lin Shawls;
Hosiery, kid, Thread, Cotton, silk and Sin
Nett Gloves;
, Cambric. Jaconets Laces and Edgings;
plain Barred and Figured Swiss Goods;
: Needle-worsed Goods, Trimmings, Bonnet Rib
bons. Parascls and Umbrellas;
Coating Linens, Jeans and TEeedsi
VI Cashmere Cassinets, Linen Drills;
Cr1vals. Suspenders, Boots and Shoes Of ever.
description Tor Men, Ladies. Boys, Misses an
a six. Fur, Straw. Chip Kossuth and slouel
4 Hats Of every variety
Z lzrre stock OF Hardware, including Gutler
and House furnishing materials;
|, Ri1e and Blasting Powder;
01eensuars, and WOODWARD Window Glas'
Putty Oil andPainfs;
Iof 81 fne Tobacco and Segars;
Bacon, Salt Fish, Lard, Potatoes, Flour am
Corn Meal.
a Ther have choice Iol offine Liquors. uhereuil
theV win supply gentlemen a. cheap q he san
4 brands can be bought in the cities - M,
Hsrr.s.. F.uy, April %. is5t-is
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02
Fresh Supply or
New Spring and Summer Goods,

i friends and customers thathe has Just received
and is now opening general assortment of DRY
GOODS AND GROCERIES, embracing every
variety usually found in county, stores, which for
style, quality and price are unsurpassed in the
Valley. His stock was purchased al the lowest
figure for cash which will enable him to sci. at
greatly reduced prices. He invites an examina-
ton Of his Goods, feeling ass9ied that they will
give entire satisfaction. Orders thankfully re-
ceived and promptly filed. A. WILSON
Kabletown April o. 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02
leAL HOUSE,
No. ~ FREDERICK ST
nAoRE, MD.

Establis gford the Afflicted so,,,,J -
snt,td hdt for he suppression Of Qscei.
has for many year. devoted
q, Nlnsn-to theirealment Of Private
aK Ain thotfad AL - - - -
sBa. Rke Effn TO the public as woituy y
I5sfSodage. he has received. Within me
Is Or. S. has treated more than 29,oO
lie Complaints, in their different forms
practice which no doubt exceeds mat OF
5,hvsiciaus now advertising in Baltimore,
q case is known where his directions were
we'd, and medicines taken at reasonable
4 efecting u radical and permanent cure;
SONS afflicted with diseases Of the above
-matter how difficult or long standing the
q, would do well to call on DR.. SMITH
4 No. is s.. FREDERICK ST, and II not
elieyed no remuneration will be required
les. His medicines are free from Mercury
raj poisopss put up in neat and compact
Law Be taken 10 public OF private house,
|ayeiling, without exposure or hindIance
-. and except in cases of violent imam
thange ofdiet is necessary.
fTRES.-Dr. Smith has discovered anew
which he can cure the worst form OF stric-
I,at without pain OF Inconvenience TO the
Irritation Of the urethra or PROSTATE glands
/ the bladder, is sometimes mistaken FOL
M general practitioners OF chaflatans.
YOUNG MEN
afflicted with Seminal Debility, whethel
from Certain Destructive Habit, OF IRON
cause, with The train Of bodily and menia
N follow, when neglected, should make Al
LEGATION, thereby avoiding much trouble am
as well as expense. By bis improved meth
lment, Dr.. s. can safely guarantee a speedy
n cure in ali cases Of this complaint.
TO FEMALES.
.sses peculiar 10 Females, (sach as SupPres
eeularities, &c.,) speedily and eitectually 5
,Tbe ef;cacy Of his remedies, for the cure
! affections, have been well tested IN an e
ractice for the last twelve years.
ms AT A DISTANCE may consult III. !
most paid, describing case, and have me a
~ mi up and forwarded TO any part Of U
rstes. always accompanied with null and E.
seiions for use. Communications considers
Icn6dential Office arranged with separate
4 81 that patients never see any one put y
|;,nself. Attendance daily, from IN u
kill st night.
persons afflicted with any Of the above col
n Id well to avoid the various NoSTRUA
HcTFlCS, advertised by Apotheearies a
asa certain cure for any and every diseas
"a up to sell but not 10 cure, and frequent
E,nooe harm than good, therefore avoid the
~ a wise IS sufficient. Address
Ia. lB. SMITH, No. IS, S. Frederick 81,
ID. Ak Nv haltlmoIef Ald
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02
NOJlC0.

TTAYfNG retired from the mercantile business,
III Ihave authorized and appointed John walsh
10 settle all accounts connected with my late busi-
mess and collect and receipt for all moneys due me
on book account, notes, rents, or in any manner
whatever. ~,
Itrust all persons who are indebted to me VIII
call UPON him and settle their accounts at the ear
est possible day, as have engaged in other ousi-
ness which requires all the means can command
feeIit proper in iakingahis farewell OF my OLD
friends aud customers, to return them my grateful
acknowledgements for their generous patronage
ana support, and solicit alike liberal support Tor
INV successors at the old stand, Walsh O. Bro,
who will continue the business in all lis depart
| ments with fresh energies and generous amoi-
tion 10 please the old friends and customers o. the
| haT,se. MICHAEL DORIAN.
Harpers- Ferry, April 6, 1854.
! P. s. As there are many persons indebted to me
| who have not yet called upon my agent above
named 10 settle or pay their accounts, and as
want money badly, hereby notify all such per
sons ifthey do not pay or make some arrangement
for further time before the LIST Of September next,
shalltransfer their accounts for collection, wlthou
regard 10 persons. Justice 10 myself and proPe
regard for my own engagements renders tbs c9uis
| unavoidable, MlOHAEL DonAA''
| July 49, 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02
Cash for Negroes.

r AM DESTROYS to purchase large number o
il NEGROES for the Southern markets, mehl
women, boys, girls and families, for 80
which will give the highest cash prices. u
Persons having slaves to sell will
please inform me personally, or by letter
at Winchester which will receive prompt
attention; or B. M. q w. L. Campbell,
No. 242, West Pratt street, Baltimore
ELIJAH MCDOWELL
Agenttor b. M. d. w. L. C.smgosAs
Winchester, September 4, l85E
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02
The + teriek Female Seminar,

Is l9e Frederick City, Nd. as b..l,h,
s,.,s su town as any in the Southern
- plastic duties nil be resumed o.,
M 20. ~ day Of September nert
DIS Il has an able and efieien, Board
o. Ky, rrSle Teachers, a good Library 81.
ce,iens Instruments, an extensive Cbemi-
cal anu plcal Apparatus, and i, Is conf.
aenny a Il offers as many facilities far
impair pngh, extensive and refned edn.
ca1 anon binary in the land.
Ans |or sEcTARIAN, on the contrary
lne y ~ are strictly required 10 attend
ways by1f = sonP panied al
Scholl !. Received ~
year, an rharged pronor,;ona ~ aalIng .ne
date of lance 10 the cIps. ~ ~ rom me
year in '''e 'snoiAsale
III 20 Tuition, including furnished
Rooms, nd, Washing, ETC. $500 'sr ~,
Schoias liable half yearly IN sdyanePe i
For md osher particulars. address
| y. WINCHESTER. pres,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02
Nnfice.
HARDWARE.

II HAVE Just received aiaree and well Eelectea
Horse-Shoes flhe very bestqualityt Horseshoe
Nails, Hinges ofevery kind, DoorLocks Of every
deseripsion. with mineral knobs, from 37s cents %
AZ Hat and Manure Forks, Braces and Brace
Bils' Hatchets, Broad and Chopping Ares. Saws
81 ali kinds Table Cutlery. Pen Knives 70 suit the
purchaser. Wire and Steel Rat Traps, Meal Sif-
ters. AlIef the above, and great many other ar
'.~'--' THOMAS RAWLINs.
Iatv d7 1874
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02

HAVE FefeiFcd from R.1.ino-. !, -,
Of Colon & Slsck'T ser.-- f.s : III supply
q inch. Socket 4 Fermer chSss1 80 SO rom %
Wagon makers Drawinr Kn5--- -. SooPers 4
Adds. Hand & Chopin 49, -. so2l 9 CooPers
ScleE. ckapmans besf kr-or e'-. =. handles Jack
rel Roanoke. snokinr fs6,ers =. =, Also bar
which makes nv assorlr,sr, ~. seie article
he Market House 80 zee = 70 = I'D a
4aEns, =. 1854 - ~ --LNb.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02
ezteH E0p NEGROES.

sHE subscriber Is anxious to purchase Large
NUMBER Of Negroes, Of both sexes, sound ana
1s Eersons having Negroes to dispose Of VIA
nno lss2 1nelr lnterestto give him caIlbefoFe ss
m, 81 Is VIII pay the veyy Highest cab prices
- e ~ Dessen atthe Berkeley Courts as Martini
- sne q MONDAY and at Berry zb
in CharlestoWn. ssu 49, : 1s1l' $500.
Allietters addressed - IL. ..,,.,,,v 4.
tendedto = Aalh viii IlI 2e P llsun1SS
CharIestown isnS - ;o., Whis nv -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02

America--A $500 ork, DhifrS &,
d tie InSs,....s Ter Ne .E-t;f:. .'z. q
Elnp4 azg Nai;os.. 'on
HyHE association IS 8 !NR.
II anslky 81 all 1&sis%ss ks,,ssss
SsrpER, 81 Charlesiknn Il MA, . Z. g The In
the highest premium blen,s 80 Il ~ Elisha 3.
appreciation, for the ccmhias 18th S!.,lJ, Va,
and the practical applicpNSs *sa hsSs..a special
same, in lis Labor SaYingnlSns M Elected.
Separating, Cle1ning and RsssSs:s q ssls,he
Theodors Sedgwick, Rfesidea( 81 S a1ei< s;a<
Hon. Hehfy Wager, Westef1 Me- 4 -z>< ~ y
man. Watson Newbold, Esq. coir-eSas 8 e>:,s
Col: John y. Proctor, Danvers, Ms ~.
| ip T. Freas Germantown, Penn. Hon - tS{ |
Rabbit. Brooklyn, IL. acting secis,ass s. z s
9, Jury q. Si<..
MY Patent Premium Threshing ssn...,:.
Cleaning and Bagging Grain = q. 81.
WHICH received ne iirst premium ~ IL Crysssi
1 Palace, New York. over all Threshia8 ss9S{s'
| ting, Cleaning and Bagging Grain Machines 81
exhieisiopzsh proving conelusiyely IhAl ss,np i
eity Ia construction, cheapness in pfite ard atira
4 biiiiy ~ my machine, is being faiy appreciated
| and the old and new costly infesOr complicated
/ superior Labor Saving Maellne. The celebraled
Machine for Threshing separating, CleaIipr
/ twice, Screening and Paging Grain hy one s;nae.
pie operation Thesseasest labor saving Ms-k;s
IN the world for ssarasing eli pure apd irnpuri-
chat to itset whea, III he bss ~ s..ssn re
10 itself ~ we smut and cheat Ia itsslT
thing * Convent n ana i IS place q
DURABILITY ehsspa.ss and sspsci n9I sipps-
he dssn SI psp 4 ior what has sa 81 sla n
mans Msehiae IsceisD ~ s sssg MI. zimmsr-
hfE K slJ AsF Is isi ip. Ie nj a. .hs
sn.S sass . IN y :. ss, lei received
~ lss MN rnee.a The Wotld I'd b1t II s
run with, bes5S 5s nad = Hnmhsr 81 whfh -
Zimmesr II ~ Ior him--su much "a. ihS< =. ~
may Judge Where X W. Afst nor second--so ron
T. These Are faels n :, 80 saL
dersigned Womb isssn eahnot be denied The M.
labor saving Machisa sns public that his farnefss
Cleanine. Ser.srs.s ieL Threshing Sena1 s,ss
Grain, Is fol ssning ald Baeglng ali kisss
best Machine il nss sImefs wishing 10 bns Ne
Frederick CItv = NJ VS. WI address Josrps q, .ns
ID he Be-, Nd who i mann facluris s I,szs
furnish any orders l, g sa manner and can
wishing to pbrchsss q q tsW lays nQtieess Thnsa
lure the Machines viii tight TO Esanuiac
Jefferson County u au ~ ne al Charsestown
June % I65i-lr. I-h-loHA 5. SNYDER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02


With received the First Premium Al The Crystal
Pala1e, New York, this making 10 Premiums in
two heasenk in competition with the celebrated
SepsSafors q the day; proving conelusiyely, that
simplicity II construction, cheanness IN price, and
durability II snaehine is being fully appreciated,
and ihe cd complicated costly separalors must
yield their place 70 4 superior machine. This Ma
CHM, for lhreshing, separating, cleaning twice,
sereeaing end bagging. tby one simple operaiion,)
all kinds 81 Grain--the greatest labor-saying ma
chine extant, for simpiciy, durability, cheapness
and capacity, il has no rival in the world. II is
capable Of tuning out ready for the mill OF for
seed, from 500 10 500 bushels of Wheat per day,
with or horses and hands--or from 500 10 500
bushels with u horses and as many hands doing
the work cleaner, and breaking less gFain than any
machine now in use. This machine received the
FIRST premiums al the MARYLAND State Fair Bait
in 1852, and 1883; the Washington Co, Nd,
Fair: Valley Agricultural Fair Of Va, in 1852 and
1855 the Rappahannock Agricultural Society, ..
Fort Royal, Va; the fsst premium at the Illinois
StateFair 1853, al Springfield, and Silver. Medal
az the Indiana State Fair, al Indanopilis. 1858.
This machine is SO simple ID construction, that
the ole fan ard shoe completely cleans and bags
the grain dispensing with all the complicated ma
chinery land consequent liability Of derangemnai,
in all other seraralors, lhusmakine -.
0s ss 4 sl ps saame e Cos T1sssss
chxakER RAeeEa .so osa Z ho1.es si75~Power
~. 5 n rrr,e 1ll6 leE 36 inch
the :. ~ Samuel Sands -. re-. al
Carter - P; Soz NorthumberIand. ~ e Easso5
mOnd coi cb.r de.4sa; richard WINS e. az; ~
=. N c Esq, Richmond Col Dovs.l Wills Nd
Hull N.,s. Pr Harding. NOr,hanaersad e. ss We
Esd. King Gs a,q. Clarke Co.. VI Chiries ns.oai
S Ma Co. Va Dr. T. j. NARROW. Frs onss, Esq.
Houck BOYD Esq Frederick, city, Ma ST, .y.
Valley. MA 81 city Nd Samuel Holt, Midde,o,ss
~ The above maehines ars ssa I, a.a
S, asi,saS'o~n Jefferson Co.. Va All loSisrs n
80 % US viii be attended 10 witb au-
he standard. ZIunTt snasa 70 come up to i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02
Coal! Coal!;

CONSUMERS Of Coal will DO wen 70 leave
I lfbeir orders with me during ibis month. as am
abo1t 10 contract for several hundred TONS and i u
hest 10 be in time, so as to avoid disappeintmapt
viii Be enabled % furnish selected Lump Coal
the lowest RACES, also Blacksmilh,s Coal.
E. NJ. ASSAULTS
charles,oun. June Is, 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02
Tax NOTICE.

uvHERE i Corporation tax due me a. Collec-
tor. sone for years, some Tor 2 years and
for 1883. There Is due and unsolicited a. least
$500 which must be paid in the month Of June, a.
f1rther indulgence cannot be given
lime -. g. G. BRAGG, Collector.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02

n M141oN3 Hair Hetlornfi--~ - -
~ ton. IS conti1efsd cre a. ,f. ~. 2.
ex,ant for ruiofine hair. rtnori-s <,e,
every inp1riiy from fhs ksir-;szf fs,-i-.1 &c
- n as,s -nolss.k 4 1si.iI ~ N. SuffHf 'a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02

1870 q ez.slf.ge assortment DC r ARLOK,
zr1 r1y g WE, l AALL and COOK STOVES
be sold, delivered and sef m -. 2. v. 49,.
modaiing terms. = tne mOss ASso1-'
All persons in want Of an m. 81. ....:,~
Houses or for Cooking are ,of
to call At the Charlesiown IT, 2ss seiss 49,.
House, before purchasing else ~5e,. ana o.9 =.
ducenenls will there 81 oi7er1 NJ s. gLeas ~.
Of style, and extremely Low p5ces. e s ans
Oct q, 1855 '-s :. PARKER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02

EDO iheif excessive Warehouse
-arf afLeor1 Pdisf, he terminus Of
5ls 4 OAio Railroad, and viii continue
LODU UDeeNEGe- a, ksrstefbr<.
-'ai give flem gre1t adv1trnee. IN
jmaftei. and being Il diri.cf etmmnnies,ior via
Nst olk and Bnston, b. Steam ard Sailing Yes
ssi.s VII iorWal4 with dcspaei1 any Produce for
hose markets. and when fousifh<d 10 their frienI~
liberal advances viii he plade.
They win al orders Cor PLASTER. GUANO.
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