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WLc.S lo1o4 al fsrgsis 10 Load.
And tear % Ioaeer 1ow.
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Oar CniLp his bos1r hiots
Bat afili tndimm'd that spot shall shine
hsrfofon light ihai spot.
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rnrHR 6nesicsu Asusls Unlou, UQe,e ts s,P,.ls
tnll. nnncunce a. the CrizcNs 81 ne ce''.1 |
49, ~ ~ Csna1as thai Tor he rnfpQse q
-.i,alinr ,aslf Tor the fae arts .hrou8-r1. "
rn1r,rr n 4 with The tieu u enap'tnS stttl ~.
,ik ID fsconse possessed 81 gallery y
b re fr-t Artists Q. he AR 'As{ Ht.s 80 :. -
~ c-Irr 70 crea1s an extensive sae ~ |.us 80
--s-Sres ana thus nof only y give smpioIneat =
laree number a artists aud stnfE ,asp,.s
~ ~ oar c0nnufu 3n tasls -. ~ 49,
". ,,~,<~ni IL he roffh4t-Is a tu<|| t@sse.
49, 81, eco a iktn are sold 15ol-l olls q Ne
actual cost u $50 900. r.-.....
Farh purchaser Of . One Dn1sr h.nk1sss 4.
thrrriofr receives no. only ~ ss,ss
rrorfh the money hut also ileker Nnl sa
hi,n % one q he GIFTS when they arg ess.I.ensse
: ~ Five Dxliars hiekiv finished Eaktss l,,<
h..,r;fallv PAINTED 10 oil and FIVE Ctr
1IcKETs win BE- sent; or Five Dollars wesa
il splendid Engravings can BE seiscis ifesn sas
cepy cfihe Catalogue ,csssh'r with sressa
,uro Il one u ne Eaetavinss, can pe SEGA = 'As
en- rsr .ssh psIlar sent an Engraving ae,uall,
worlh hal SUN and Gilt Tsckes. win lmmse'
aiely Be- forwarded .,.~rs.
Tn, Committee heiiesiag that the success q ~ p
Cr.nt Nstiiua Undertaking. VIII te maisI .s,,
Irnmt,cd By the enrrgy aud en'stPle q ~" 49,,
sem and prfseverirg Agents have feseNea y =
spch 20 lhp most literal irfms.
Anv person wisaiug "a become sn Aseas =
..nsiSe (posl paid 81, viii receive ~ t,e.r
matt a One Doliai Engraving, off -
is'rS Prospectus Catalogue and al oanes =
eessary Information -. ,h..f.1i
on The fnal completion Of ne SAFE; ne - - !, !,
viii he placed IN the hands Of Comm.u ~ ~,
c".sdis Throughout the cnlssa ssasss @aA :
= ~-s-~'175,
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THE rrrftence ard zrsun'ft fkf praprfss u Mrs
i L. :. Dsrcnpnlr nov etstntier ~ v. n
Psrtr, iina,ed y desifa.a-spast ~ Chalk =
loWa Va. is nov odsred Cor ~ ~ larhsr ssr
ticulafS aprIF % Jaw CRAMER-
Mar IS lAll--ff
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,


CLAIMS ketlasT T4t ffDsRA GOVERNMENT.
JOHN 5 GALLAHER,
Late 7hgd Asdifor qf Hf Unitsd Sfait, 7yea.v. and
ROBERT II GALLAHER,
Formerly n PHginia,
{ ( tOSIISuE 70 give their usual prompt agten-
~ ton q the prosecution II every des fiplioB Il
claims as1instIhe Federal Government.
Those having claims renuirine aftntion either
before CaNdagss or aby.of lie DeraRrMgNrs viii
do well to address as as We, nnsertake -the naan.
agement Of cases upo1 rfassaa hle ,s.ug
10 e1Fsrgr When nR-.~~-eFz11 ~ essapiishlng
rlaimz A1@frS9 .ssTs
JNO. 8 s. RO III GALLAfIER,
IYGshingfch, D. C.
Oiice on Pspnsylvania avenue. north side, In
DnYall& Brothers BnndinR, a few doors from
Fonr-and-a. bali street.
NIB. Inventors and patentees who need an at
lorney 10 Washington. can have theirinleress be-
fore TIE Patent Once sati, facioriIy attended hv
addressing as above, ss JoHk s. GAI.LAnER, it,,
pays special attention TO that branch Of business
March O. 1851
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pEBfLITY

arising iEerh any eanses. sn6h as wealx,. s. fran,
sickness where lie ralishf has h "a, f;,st1s
bed for s33ae iine fos Fem:ips an, tt,,t,,,pr,f
AbortfanE 81 MiscsuIaes Lis CeftiaI ea4,s.,,t i,
excelled in its saimafY effects: cf IL h.s II Nus
-cuar Ehatgy trriIasilily, FhysicaI Pfasffatfon
Seminal Weakness Falpitaiiuli OF The Htatts n.
digestion. Siuggishlrss Decay 81 The Pgrereativa
Fnhetiels, Nervousness &c. where = TnniS
Medic infs5s reqaireG l.wsI Il :tunnd. eenal II
not 81 pekfugStu any cun,ros,nd eyer usea
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09

U1HE Bnaks ana paper. It I.lrk CTsmcr q
u Lios are ~ he kanAs of LEX for srulr.
m<nt II r expected la an ind<bfrc 10 said firm
viii eec1s fefWarf aid mske paynrnt bY ne 20ih
offhe noah n parnrn| i q1f mat he account.
viii b placed IL he hsnts = a. oleer for celec-
,ios LOCK. cRAnER 4 LINE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09

To the Farmers.
7 HAVE had hred np a. ne Depa PAIR Of Fair
il hanks platform sckles fsr rrighihg rafle hogs.
and stock IL all kind Hay. a.. And have also
made pfns fur ioadi1e -ioSk On h car Farm r.
or traders can have there ~Inck not enlr loaded On
he cars here but can weigh fhrsn b fore leaving
n AlS0UIfH.
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StovesI StoVesII Stoves!!i

INV % ot4UV0 Z 0tQlQo 80
III HAVE 40 rxtsnSive as<oTtmert % pARLOR,
L Off e. HALL and COOK STOVES
FURNACES COAL CRATES SC which will
e soli delivered aud sei up .on ihe most ACCOM-
ni0dafin1 Terms
All persons 10 want Of any apparatu> fnr heating
Houses er Tor Coaklug are respectfully solicited
q cal a. he GhaFle-ioWs Ti6-Safr anS Serve
House. before purchasing elsewhere As grpsi in
snermenis viii there he pGered bolh 10 variety
Of style. and extremely loe prices
TIL aMAS d PARKER.
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RoYs e NfSsn.a 10, N -
Noricg --Ffesr thu Retail P ices We make ayery
liberal allowance % Juhhers ana Wholesalers 50
ihaisany store keeper may make hne profit on
their sale while tley are an article that may be
kepfS III any store hun1ng any class Of goods
FoFterms ppply to
.HARtDURT, BRADLEY n co /.
Sent ri At-3n s. Ann St. New Yurk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09

Hcnry's Iavignrating Cofuiat. Ii one af The r,o,i
invaluable NediciEes IN I'LL MANY. Comnain,s 81
which FemaIss are subject Ii assisls nalure Il
brace tic whole system eheck fxeesses md ere!
ales renew ed health aud happiness Less safer.
ing. disease and unhappiness among [ adde's. sould
exist were they rereral4 ID aton The nse fsthil
Cordial Ladies Who & IL detilita;ed III thos,. III
sIrnciioHs which females are liabte III and resi-
torec blythe use 81 beule or Two. 10 bloom and Il
rigUr, 3
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AS Il TONIC MEnIcIrr

1ONAI aIEutIIEE*
y 3 m pas 81 Wede asu rfaee his coraiss
on 2 i9'3ng wifh qaaek fDeJieiaes ard. Is
cus'pnaf1 append long liz 81 Rreeramrnds-
nens' y fneaifs AZ. b+gsnnine with Hear
: hat VIZ iI.af1eE saYs add such iIsst il Is ns1f
e ,essaFE, fgr Fsnry's lnyiaoasine Cordial
q y neeps + Pr ~ thai 4 vii accomplish al We
THE GINTTNE HENRY.s INVIG-
4ATING CORDIAL
i Pr nR n q Pannsl Beislfs aua Is easily 4
eJgnlzed p4ihe Manufaeinfef's siensture on the
label Or e2h Bottle ID cpnn5erfss. sshsrh' Il
forgery -
fy spidPr 50 PER Beitif; ST. fef ss: 80 m
Prepared liz by s 4. COHEN Nj rr,nk.
lir Row VII Street below Eiphf pbiia5einh;s /
Pa 20 MON ALL ORDERS MUST BE
ADDkESs4 For Sale by al respectable
Druggists & fsrchsnis ihroaehnui he country.
- Pgiskts& STEVENS Alexandria Va,
February 2|654
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09
MARRIAGE.

iesseniDa hosh menis ane Lpai eapaef = Hold Il
Henry invigosasins Cordial Medseinp Thai j.
purely ftgeahe viii aid na fifr 10 restore those
important tnncfiops ID = heeliby stair. and viii
pre- fFytee e Ven q passrsses rsre virtues
8 ~ .elnov q disease and strengthened
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CRYSTAg, PALACE.

Maaa5. ls5t-iy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09

Weakness sof The sysIem and PfemafpIr D4eav
Many Of you may nov suffering rnisIed as 10,
the cause or source Of d. ase IA those then
WIN BY excess have hr..u,ht 81, tIemselves Perm
afuFr Imbeieney Involuntary sem;nss Emjsx;.,rs
Weakhefs sDd ShrireIline 81 he f;er;,al arl
Nsrgons Affection e. any olhes a
onies.Isipfa NON grncs 81 the sensual raseist
itiesnf / - = =. e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-09

That solitary practice, 50 fatal 10 The existence
Of main end i i the Young who are most apt I'd.
become isvic inns from al ignorance ii The d. q.
ger 70 whieh thev sul1ert kenls, vfs ranses
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-02-20
THE PERRYSBURG JOURNAL.

tion or directly-the latter, certainly, the
manlier way-and thus to subvert this com
pact and allow slavery in all the yet unorg-
anized territory.
We cannot, in this address, review the
various pretences under which it is attempt
ed to cloak this monstrous wrong; but we
must not altogether omit TO notice one.
1t is said that the Territory OF Nebraska
sustains the same relations to slavery as did
the territory acquired from Mexico prior to
| 1850, and that pro-slavery clauses of the Bill
are necessary to carry into effect the COM
promises of that year.
! No assertion could be more groundess
Three acquisitions of Territory have been
made by Treaty. The first was from France
Out of this Territory have been created the
three slave States of Louisiana Arkansas. and
Missouri, and the single free State of Iowa
The controversy, which arose in relation
to the then unorganized portion of this Ter
ritory, vas closed in 1920, by the Missouri
act, containing the Slavery prohibition, as
has been already stated. This controversy
related only to territory acquired from
France The act, by which it was termin-
ated, was confined, by its own express
terms, to the same Territory, and had no re-
latiOn to any other.
The second acquisition was from Spain
Florida, the Territory thus acquired, was
yielded TO Slavery without a struggle; and
almost without murmur.
The third was from Mexico. The controver
sy which arose from this acquisition is fresh
in the remembrance of the American Peonle
Ont of il sprunp the acts of Compress. com
monlv known as the compromise measures
|of 1850, bv one of which California was ad-
mitted as a free State: while the two other.
organizing the Territories of New Mexico
and Utah. exposed all the residue of the
recently acquired Territory to the invasion
of slavery
These acts were never supposed 10 abro-
gate or touch the existing exclusion OF Slave
ry from what is now called Nebraska. They
applied to the Territory acquired from Mex
leo and to that only. They were intended
as settlement Of the controversy growing
out of that acquisition, and Of that contro-
versy only. they must stand or fall by their
own merits.
The statesmen. whose powerful support
carried the Utah and New Mexico acts. never
dreamed that their provisions would ever be
Iannlied 10 Nebraska. Even at the last sas-
sion of Conorcss Mr. Atchison of Missouri
in a sneech in favor of taking up the former
Nebraska bilI on the morning Of the 9TH of
March, 1853. said: 1t is evident that the
| =: L., IL
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-02-20

~ Act Of March IT, ls45--5U.. s. Statutes ut
Large, 779. hon .aaa". .a,e3t.g
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-02-20

~ Act March 6, 1903, U. S. Statutes
at Large 545. Fo F.Wo's9;r'a nH .ip
Washington sentinel. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1853-1855, 1854-10-05

xvrc0R ATINC CORDIAL,
xsr. 81 " " eoe,alle Ia il conposilion. This
vb;.ass M Cordial 4 extractedfr rom Herbs ana
Io,,s which Nave been found alter years Of ex
,sr;s,cs ~, he most 6kilIfuL physicians, 10 DO
penence, y ns .i;;Ss The most bene6cial in III.
S;sssses e. which n Is recommended and hence.
s.,;,s, I, ~ nresented 10 the public as an efca-
n, 4, q also known to be OF that char
-, - ~ svh;sb reliance may DE placed otis
- ss,,,S Z I. cases OF Impotency Hgmorrhsges,
D;so2dered Steritv Menstfuali0n,or Suppression
~ Maasss Tlnor Albus or Whites, OF for
- . ~ s.r;s;ng frou any cause such as
,,,.sSn.ss from sickness; where the patient has
weakness llo~ y. ss5 az some time. Tor females
o W.. cnsnsment abortion or miscarriage, this
,si;sl csrnc, IL excclled in its salutary effects !;
IN les ~ muscular energy rrilability, physical
seminal weakness, palpitaiion Of the
. a. sg;shn.ss decay OF the pro-
Aoa 80. :. 2,nc,;ons nervousness, &c, where a
crcallyo ,.1. a ss.,,;ad r. win be found equal
III =. A'ss;sr - arv compound ever used
no no TamsIess Henryis lnvigorating Cordial ID
ons &C he most Invaluable medicines in the man
one u ~ sh;ch females are subject Ii as
nature y, brace The whole system, check ca
Ia crsa,e ~ renewed health and happiness
11osses, a $3.50: -S;saasa a,,d unbanpiness among
Less sun1le ;s, ,.ere thew generally 10 adopt
.auios s ~. c,rd;ai Ladies who are dcbtated
~ ,bos - which females are liable TO-
~ 'nose ~ he ,,se Of bottle or Two 10 bloom
and 1e g SOLITARY practice SO fatal
the existence o. man, ana = 'So o ys - ignorance
nost aps - - syhcb thew snbiect themselves
q ing aanse' y Wy" ''SAi ~ sf,
caI Ws.,.. n.hslstv wsatneas az the system.
ana premature Decay amy Z. ~ s,,,rce ofs dIss
nlsleo g - she ~, 800 have brocbt
ease IN notsncv. involuntary
~ sn,;ss;prs weskness and shrivelling Of
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

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For Cincinnati, LoaisviLle, Indianapolis, Coiuns
bAs, Zanesvile Cleveland Toledo,
Chicago and st. Lonis.
rNHROUGH TICKETS for all the above
IL points can be had at the railroad station in
Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington at 8, A. M
arrive in Wheeling in time 70 connect with the
splendid steamers WINCHESTER and DUR
NAL, for Welsville, 40 miles from Wheeling
thence direct by railroad 10 Cleveland, Toledo,
Chicago, and Alton; thence by steamboat % miles
TO St. Louis. Leaving Washington at 5, p. M,
they will connect the next afternoon with the
splendid UNION LINE STEAMERS for Gin
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Through tickets sold for Cincinnati, Louisville,
and Indianapolis also for GAINESVILLE and Colum-
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Passengers holding through tickets can lie over
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Feb Tiff Master Transportation.
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M summer Arrangements
~. - NEW YORK TO AND FROM
alter Monday May s, 1854, the trains win sus as
follows:
GOING NORTH.
Leave New York, from tho Office coss A. OF
Chambers street and College Place al Y ~ IA az
g, am. Express tram Tor Albsny and try,
Through in hours from Chambers street
4, m. Poughksepsis way Passenger Ttsia,
stopping al all stations, and carrying way mail from
f New York 10 Poughkeepsie.
Q, a. m. Mail Train for Albany and Troy, stop
xiii, New Hamburg and at all mail statioSs north
of Poughkeepsie
| ITO. a. m. Peekskill Way Passenger Train stop
ping al all stations
IL, m. Way Train for Albany and Troy, stopping
| Kin. Cold Spring. Fshkill, New Hamburg. POUCH
keepsie, Hyde Park, Rhinebeck, Barrytown, III,
| volt OakhiIl Hudson. Coxsackie Stuyvesant and
Cas,le,on; and CONNECTING with he Express Train
leaving Albany at $50, D. M, for Buffalo, and Al
| Troy with Northern Trains for Montreal z
| senger Train, stopping at all stations.
| 70. m. Way Train for Albany and Troy stop
| hing al Dobbs's Ferry, Sing Sing, Peekskill, Cold
Spring, Fishkill, New Hamburg, Poughkeepsie
| and al all stations north.
4lO, ,. m. To Poughkeepsie, stopping at ali
| way stations. ,Is.lM 1tf fp etsef sf ssllf
| 4,p. m. Express Trains to Albany and Troy
| stopping at Peekskill, Fishkill, Poughkeepsie
| Rhinsbeck, and Hudson, connecting at Albany
with the Western Express Train az III. o. M. fol
Buffalo.
| $50, P. m. To Peekskill, stopping at all way
stations. ff iEts
$50, p: m. Emigrant and Freight Train for AL
bany and Troy, stopping al all Time Table sta
TONS. aa
III. p m. To Tarrytowns stopping at all way
s'auons' co,Nc soYrrrY
I..v.s Trov :, 4 ac III A,h.n ~,
ay o 49,, 5. nlil nv nlpsny - w. ~
stonn;ng r. Hndson kh;nehect. Ponrbreensie
| FishEill. and Peekskill. =,
| Leaves Troy al 445 a. M. and Albany Al 6 q
| M. Wav Mail and Passenrer Train for New York
i stoppine Al All mail stations. s
Leaves TROY at s 40. a M. and Albany al Sy45
| a. m. Erpress Train for New, York stoppine onl,
Al Hudson. Rhinebeck. Paurhkeepsie. Fishkill
and Peekskill.
4 Leaves Troy nj 1f)A5 a M and Albany at IL
m Wav Train. s,onn;no ~ Castleton. Stuvve
SAINT. Coxsackie- Hndson. Oakbill. Tivoli. Barry
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GoLD AND THE GOSPEL PRIZE

GOLD AND THE GOSPEL PRIZE
" Essays on the Scrptnral Duty Of Giving in
Proportion TO Means aud Income.
Daniel Model for Young Men, series Of Lee.
lures, by Rev. w. A. Scott. New Orleans.
Voices Of the Dead, by Rev. DR.. Cumming
The Divine Character INDICATED, by Reverend
Moses BaIleu.
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REGULATIONS CONCERNING HACKS
AND HACKMEN.

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are reau;red 20 he licensed and 70 have the num-
her If their licenses 10 he nainted IN black figures
~ ~ ,sss ,han two nches IL densh On the front
and s;ae ~ each amn attached 70 s,,ch carriage
or n there he no lamps. the numbers shall be con-
-; - ~, aach side ~ ,hs drvars
hnr
Tn cs.a .rv stranger or other pcrson feels him
lie -: as - -, h.cL ir;vr ~ him ob, a;s
he nnmher az he hack. How 10 reach him with
the lay5 r. hereafter poiuted out. Sfh st
R.rrs on F.pr &yyowrn nv I..w-For each
passenger for any distance not over one mile and
0ser ,,,s an, I half miles and NOT over
three mile. so
When detained ON ro,,te over Eve min
MES. driver 10 be allowed in add
,;on a., zach ouar1er Of an hour de
ed 1ol &C
The above are The rates allowed between dav-
hreak and O'Clock p. M. Alter p. M. the rates
~ fore aIIopred are as follous.
For each nassenrer for not over one
mile and half. ............. a71csp,s.
For one and half miles. and NOT over
three miles. rs
For deseptions Cor each Quarter or An y,
hour g lea
P,1urs - p,,soss u,prra H.crs-yvb.r
NOR ,bau ,,vo nersons are IN hack The driver i
moi nermitt ed 10 take nm another passeneer with
ont he consent ~ nersops already In his haek
When anv number Of persons employ a hack
H. r;,s =; No, .Ioy,ed ~ he mn nv ), he, n.s
inc oI'er - non o"eu ~ .aso W any v'ner pas
senger, PROVIDED the occupant WIN pay MN Inc
iars o. three persons.
epsation than Is xed by law If il be voluntarily
onered py the passenger pui u ne receive Inc
same wnnout informing 'ne PASSENGER tna' Is
greater than ms iegai rare, ne Is guiy 81 having
demanded tne ~ nlegai iare. 49, N
N DAsks ~ hhfusAL sr 81 ~ IAkk rAs-
al passengers mem me iegai ARE unless
previously for the time Necessary % trans
ron passenges , une'ins Nun uie iaie' u"oes =
Penaify OF nve dollars.
gers, on the plea Of previous engagement, he is
required 10 give the name and residence OF the
person by whom he is so engaged, under penalty