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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

RErIxED TATE a person Of refined
taste and Christian feeling, IS never guilty
ofusing coarse and unre6nea langasge.-
Vulgar thoughts may enter his heart. bat
shsy ge threugh refining process within,
and come forth pure and elevated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

TThe Washington Ssatiaek. in publish
ing the speeches ef Msssrs Walsh and Cut
ting Of New York. adds, '.it ia hardly neces-
sary. after al that We have said and done, to
say that five or sie. sink or swim, survive
erperish.n We are with the national demo
Gratis Of New York in sentiment and sympa
thy, and mean to stand By them il their
righteous warfare against freesoilism. how
ever countenaaceA or protected
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
Carpenterlng and Joineriag.

TvHE subscriber returns his most sincere thanks
u p the citizens Of Charlestewn and neiehbof-
hood Tor the liberal patronage he has receeised in
the last fve years, aud hopes 10 merit eohtina-
ance Of the same. He is always ready 10 execute
work Al the shortest notice, and will male - his
interest 10 suit the times IN his prices II
be has procured a sell Of Dranghtiag ISstru-
snents, and having made himself acquainted with
Architecture, he is prepared 70 Draught andi give
plans and proportions for all kinds Of work in ood
ne VII also make and carve 10 order Capifils for
columns IN NE dinersnl plders II Architeeidre al
the shortest notice. Always on hand SASH ii
various size$ Cor windows.
Those wishing 10 parfonize him viii address, Aiu
THROUGH The mail or verbally al CharlesicArl;.
All orders shall Be- srrictlg afiended ,e33 .na
general satisfaction given " 80
-. WM. A. sUDnITia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
TO the FaiIiers in the valley.
MARTIN B. HnRSnly.

FLOUR AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Corner g Exiasc and Baltimore Streets Bdlfiregs sId
THANKFUL to their friends and,ihe Farmers
Il 10 NiFsiLia who have 50 literally slsiained
their Hoase oder Increased facilities ioF iheproinpl
sHd most satisfactory performance oil all Is9sfrEs
committed "a their care. -
Baltimore! July IL IS53-iv 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

nr Mrs Frager, Of Stark county CHE
last week gave birth to three boys, two Of
which lived She has presented her hus-
band with six~chiIdroa within year
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
English and Classical Seh0s

ELJ41E undersigned Will open an Engiishkan
IL Classical School an Leeshurg on the l2sf il
slant. lie has had ten 81 fifteen years expeI sshc
nithe insirpciien u youth, and il Is hoped tHat
slrictdiseipline thorough, and prariical te$skih
complied yish tie advantages IL a 6aished k6sci
ton will render HE services 81 The undvrsig93 a
ceptabie ~ this COMMUNITY.
Asst is designed 10 establish an Institufiph 6i
high sYade,~suftable apparatus, Globes, So MI
be procured iENs
Coed board can hr.,btained in the family WI u
Principal. ensuriA0ieFery attention 10 The rs "a
and physical eoaat5rt Of saeh youth as may Hfel
dtrnsfrd 10 his care. sb58&
fEy- Address SesAege pad. 4T
w c. LIPSeoMB Jas
December IS, 1853. Letsburgs Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

fTThe Washington correspondent Of ne Raj.
iinlors San safs thar Nj. J. A. Washinrleuss sou
Is he FIRST male ehid ever horn 10 the Mouat Yer.
non house, hieh snow los years OLD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
AECARD.

TN Consequence ofthe advance in Servants Rire
il B. eadsluds and ether produce, IL becomes Artu
ally necessary tina, We .ke undersigned shduE3 in
crease tfs charges heretofore made al our Hptel:
in Charlesiown Iii
Therefore, from aud AFTER the istday Of Ja9sar,
NEXT. our terms for boaraing without lodginE Dit
be increased from SO TO Ss2 per month. Bl&Ed
ers with rooms. lodging. sc. Willie charged Sis
per month, instead ofSis 50 as heretofore.
G. w. SAPPlNGT0N,
ISAAC N. CARTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
ROOTS AND SHOES

TIME undersigned have on hand laige iatli
l1weH selected assortment OF N0R7lG!IiRN
and CITY MADE WORK, which will te toA
al a very small advance above cost PeFsoasprk-
ferring this kind or Work, will iHd ii: ready u
their advantage TO bur OF US, as the RS il all
work sold BY Us will Be repaired free q clzsgs
RILEY & MCDANIEL.
High Street, Halpers Ferry, May -, 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

n-A plergymsn bad just uns.sd il mar
riage couple whose christian Games wsrs
respectively Bcnjamin aad Asn How did
they appear during The ceremony Inquired
friend 4They appeared botb lbsas maisd,
and 5canisjfttcd,v was the ready asply
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

6nO BOYS Coas, Pants ana Vests; also
|UO 0Fefcoals viii arrive IN lew daFkt-
I15ee - want Of good and cheap Clothing III
-. il. - ISAAC ROSE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

EFGrsSes arc but the print Of the foot
steps Of tbs sssd 81 stsrnal life.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

~ The Legislature Of Virginia IS About
togrant a charter fer the Alexandra and
Washington Railroad We understand
that the etjse istto connect it gith the pro-
iected Alexandra Loadoun and Hamp-
shire Railroad 1.-THE Importance Of this
short road has probably not sufficiently i'm
pressed itself upon the minds of .uch ofour
citizens as have thought Of it at all
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
Cnndlee.

nATENT Pearl. Sperm. Adnmsnline and
Nov. IL. R. II. BROWNE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
TO The MEDICAL FlCULTY,

1NHE subscriber has JUS, received full supply
IL Of ThaInAss Palea, Mechanical LeecAeS
-Cupping Glasses, Breast Glasses Eye AID Ear
Glasses DeHlsl Leeehes, &c. /
These instruments are on new and tsirhple
plan and highly recommended by The Medical
Faculty II New YORK and Philadelphia
For sale bk JOHN kEADBEATER.
Alexandria, Jalg 81, iss3. Fairfax street.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
- r0k r J! 1 II!I

THE number III petitions presenter M ihe House of
Ddlesa3rs on tic 18th inst Tor a prohihatory law,
Wis tishty-,hree. anlLsnough harebern presented
since ID make about One hundred. The petitions
from this county disnaEfed four hundred and fifty
SIX signatures leing surpassed only by thee other
POINTS in the State There were tso hundred and
three si1uaturs from Jefferson one hundred
and tlfiEty- even romferkeley farty-six from Clarke
twenty from Warren, and from other neighbofine
crIn,ies in like propbrtion There swere one hun
dfdd and thirty names ffom Shenandoah but, as an
offset. large number from that county petition
agRinstt the passage % scll Law. The members Of
the House were startea by the avalanche, OF which
they had received previous intimation, but not in
the degree 10 whitli ii came upon them 80 Hin. Rep
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

"A letter, received by gentleman in this place
from Richmond encourages the idea thin threerffths
Of the stock Of tie Alesaadda Loudoun add Hhna-s
shira Railroad, west ofShenandoah TO the uQat
viii be taken BIZ the State, thus ensnring DE read
fhonasy Llie!ligencek
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
Notice To Farmers.

TIME Subscriber is now largely engaged Fnans:
II featuring Leavius Patent Corn ard Col
Grinder Corn Sheller and Corn Meal Grinsefs q
Messrs Snapp and Coonss's Foundry, Winrhesssri
Va. where an letters (rost pai1 viii receive I'M
mediate attention. addressed 10 the undersigned
who will also furnish Bills giving Inll
Of the Mill As Ibis Mill was fully exhibsled a
the Fair Of The Valley Agricultural S5eieiy snf
the Isl premium awarded 70 it, further reconnecl
cation Is unnecessary.
r. afcLAGAN.
o.sober n. 1853 --sn- spiril copy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
RANDOLPH 4 LAfiaFsg
General Commission Merchants,

% SOt IN 81 6Oh LIS HHdHFA
.BAtIfMORe. ND.
A TTEND particularly to the sale Of FLOifE.
IA WHEAT. CORN aud all kinds Of COP n
TRY PRODUCE, and are prepared 10 furnish
bags to farmers wishing 10 consigu to thcn.
Baltim re, Nov. IS, 1882.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
L. q. j. GnlPLEY,

ATTORN Ely AT LAlE,
TTTILL ffaatice In the Courts Of ffsHftfek
wv lei rsqn. Shenaadoahr Warren add Clarke.
: OFpscr-.N u StepieasSRxg, FTscerieE KgB Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
Having knoan Mr.. cu.rL

Having knoFn Mr. Cp&PLEY for a njHtihcr ,
yeaes the nKdelsfgand iake great pleasure 81 sta
Ing tlIsl lllsafss ehtraslgd u his care wsbbe a
nd - wi5h. nrornnlnps, fyN
- JOHS ALLESioNG & sQS, q. n
L3.MI.EY s =RTrEAoUR SS1ei1lfga..eg'SS 8.
= IAne 3i 1853 t5f
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

~ THE SUBSrRiBER h.gs leave 20 iarorm
FARMERS and sflLL. OWNERS that he has
associated himself with Messfs Mcve5gh &
Chamberlain in be- Produce CguIx1issisH Bsstss.
He will give bis strict personal attention 20 the So Z
Of Wheat. Corn. Flour Sc Sc, and viii a. all
tines guarantee b. market prices, --Q1icE safes
and prompt returns.
Z He most earnestly: so'icifs call from the MIR
chants also as be Is satisfied Il will Be 20 their m
terest 10 give The tbove stock thorough examlns-
tiOn before thew supply themselves elsewheHe
September %, 1883. d. HOWARD si
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
R,i.Ti,l0RE AGENCY.

Mr.JWrLLfaA THoMsoS, No. cafreS Hall
Baltimore, Maryland, is an authorized gseni in
the city OF Baltimore 10 receive Subscripisas. Ad-
FetiiBemenis ~. for the Free Press aIifa capy
of ihe paper terms, &c, can be found on Gle al ks
valce.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

loeaior|fa F1eicrick II, vi. a. iiea41Sel
y plsasant IOWA as ~ F-Ia HE. 5 Jptae. III Sci
ihis i1sii!sBI5l has aa aule and eficitii s,,5.
q Pfeess1's al TsarilssIs . coed Libfa.y 81
tsHi Musical lnsfumeals III extensive tsti34sI
GNt. And IHIi.UsoPHItAI. ApisAii
aSs, ani Il = eoudlen,ig believed thai IggE
~ fndiff facilities nc iHpatIin9 a thorough sA
slse aftFleil3ea education a. any 5esninary B4i
land .ffgl#
DC sch9aiis Nor ssoFAarax. en- the ceaitagl
fflhs ladies are siliciy reqgifed TO ail.hS I'll
IKl9ea a. pafeif4s designate aeeoaiTdnieg sA&s
Z ii q ieaehtr 4ssI
Z Scholars WI te received at any time dnriukl
yeas, ami viii he charged prapeiIionahs insa
tir'r u their entrance u TIE close o. She Sehe!s
] lssr Cd JOlF.
fhe duties ut the School will he resumed iii
ihc 1'liFistsslss Hglis1seg,-s an 49, T.si
~ whiet ~ped Re, very apsfopriate iisArl
Sebolafs b Eater Iae School. Filth
( iEr ~ haasd aud Tuition ineiasisg fdHil 80
Rle'as Lishts. Fuel Washing ecl, SeaptlE
4 Scholastic YEAR payabie haif yearly in aiyssseI
Il f'gR Gi,ta.ars ana gta+t particulars. aid VI vi
II. WINCHESTER I-fTsl
December s 1853. 4Ii
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

Sr1sli ov gas DAB "A seReTe storm prfpailed
a ang The OH -ng-f IN raessay night wick
y af ali thp slsamb sfs bad Ia seek harbors, and
m sry NARROWLY eseap I'd being blown ashore The
&C al boats on Ia rigfr were specially exposed
A pnln',sr Of Them SD * AMI caa 70 the valos Of
SIS o00is SUPPOSED 10 ave been Lost on War
saw two coal hoa,s soak and.oul ofthiriesn peTsok
on board, only six are known 10 have escaped.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

s 6rJ-Ay. u. PALMER, the Amerisaa NS&spapef
srnt !. a. oaiy snLors I'D drsf ri fs pes "A AZ
cities Of BosIsn New Ysrk, ard Philadelphia and i
daily empowered 10 take adv
IL be rates as required BY His receipts re-
rarded a. pay anents. lis Ofces are-3OSI't5A Seol
. LAYS Bnildiag NEW YORK, Tribune fki.Iaiag. ,
PHILADELPHIA, n. W. eofaer Third and C E-cstnu:
atrcets.o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

HTAcKERELL and HERRING ms, s.ti,v.;
M b. KEYEs & KEARSLEY :
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

% l1ShcIs Nt.Iil lt1ttf AllIuI -ll ? u
er choice bFaaAS,
so iieTces pure CIDER Vinegar
t. Ia the selection and purchase OF lhe ahaFe
III y have been infiaknced b ihe increased iaeii-
ties Of irsnspotIsiioh via Rail Road and Canal
and have greatly entsrsei their supplies 10 nIeri
the increased demand and as lhe larger Proper
tiQn Of their stock was purchased before the a E
.edraacss they are fully prepared 10 ofer asGgfas
inGRcrEssnts as bs found in any Of The NortheFa
cities
~ An examination from az in search u taT-
gains is sPecifuisvsolicited
MevEiGH s. CHAMBERLslGi
Seniemher - tS53 rT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

NEW. CROP n. 3. MOLAssEs 4 sUGAE.
IN jast receiEsd b
Jan. II. y. kBI SEQ,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
ALExAsDFr.. ssrrRnprR. lisa.
Wells Z. Harper & Cd,
IlAolsaLs Dealers n
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, ke..
wells 4

Hare nc Ptsssfe 70 aHEopll1s 70 fsslr fnt an,
ofkef drof@f ne aTrsrll Of t.ifr FAI.{.
a.slallls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

:
IL Their attention has been more pvrticuarIy eiv-
The selection OF their stock OF yOBAt 20 Ana
SEGARS than usual ana i will be fon, on cystpla
lion eqaal in variety 10 asy IN this market They in
wife attention 10 tie foll0Wing brands and as
comprising u portion 81 their stock, viz -
It's boxes Goth. SsiuHters CaHrbeH and yitgtn,
Leaf Cavendislt TobaccO,
$50 boxes -. - anlsi2s Ayres. Taylor ana oihhr
hrEnIs d
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

-BDeat eVgPttSthtI;/
1Q06 cAsES AMP CARTOONS Of he
1OOO yabi5us description 81 goods in their
line. al 81 With were purchased difeat 81 ibe
Manufacturer II Ner Easlqad under ihetaosi "a
ysEaeie circumstances and consisting il rari as
follows viz:
Mems Boy,S-nsY T7.teE Il Rno.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
MCVeigh &. Chamberlain,
WHoLErIAL& Gk0CEAsS,
Produce ana fomniS ion Merchants,
PRINCE STRICT FIHARF.

-
II AVE the pleasure % make known ,oitbeir
L customers aHddealers oeneraily tff aiEiyaI
oitheir FAIL ST'OCAp purchased 4ir.eile sf IN
IgPgrf,rsip New York ami B0sfon and. eOnsi>,iu .,
10 par. foiow>-
l5a hhds. or p Rico and Cuba s3rlrS
- Clarified d,
a boxes Dashlr Refined Loaf ~
: Us Z fiislieG aisi it9!sssssr5i
90 Grohulaicd a.
10 bids. lfind,d, CariPnas 3fC.co- no auI juaar
house 3iolasseS
los bbls. o. ami iSue r-hoRss Svrtis,
3u3 bags Greea no AtB-icaiho Ing,i;s5. al Ma.
nilla Cs.}te
100 bags Old White Govt. Java & Caba IA
From long cxperiehce and careful secretion III gro
prepared otter The largest and eTl Biz ltoek
of recently imported TEAS that has ever beea peT.
ed il this market which the aitanlipnof pars ers
Is particularly requested They eragsra', tht fol-.
lowing variety viz
la5 chests and hall chestsfxtra Gumif TIA.
75 !" lmpeIiaiand. Hyson u
e. Pouehoag-in great variety 90
leo I" Gunp., slsnpeTSl and y. Il son
medium quality DO
% tieEcc> flesh beat Rice,
60 bags Grain PEPPER,
% :. gPimento
10 matt CinnanonJ
i65 box4s Groend PEPPER aus Ginger,
O. bags Race, III
225 lbs. Mace,
800 lbs Np,megs-Nol l. I
l75 boxes Castle Toilet and yariesaici bar SoahS
20 . DARK aaG Pills Rcsia G3
80 /" Pipes.
SEQ g Mould Candles,
80 Sperm ard Adamantfne 10
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-19

HoRRoRs OF THE GREAT JAIL OF WEN
NA.-But let US listen for a moment, 10
the voice of a more Iecen, victim Of The
Austrian Court, the young and pa riolic
Count Guni4lonleri, whose crime it was
to be an Italian. anG TO love his country.
In a few of the most awful lines ever
penned. thus he wrote HE story ofhis life:
IL am an old man now, yet by fifteen
years my soul is younger than my body !!
Fifteen years existed, Tor dld not live
1T was not life i'll the self same dun
geon, ten feet square! During six years
had mpanion; nine years | was alone.
| never could rightly distinguish the face
of him who shared my captivity, in the
eternal twilight of our cell. The first year
we talked necessarily iogeher: we related
our past livrs-cur joys forever gone
over and over again. The next year we
communica ted our ideas TO each other on
all subjects. The third year we had no
ideas to communicate, we were beginning
to lose The power of reflection. The
fourth, at intervals of month or so, we
would open our lips TO ask each other if
i, were indeed possible that the world went
on as gay and busting as when we formed
portion of mankind. The fifth year We
were silent. The sixth he was raken
away, never knew where, to execution
or to liberty but was glad when he was
gone even solitude was better than the
dim vision of that pale face. After that
was alone. Only one even. broke in up
on my nine years vacancy, One day,
| (it must have been year or two after my
companion Ief, me) the dungeon door
was opened, and voice-I know not from
whence--uttered these words : "By order
of his Imperial maj sty. ] intimate to you
that your wife died a year ago." Their
the door was shut heard no MORE
They had bu, flung this great agony in
upon me, and efi me alone with it again
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-19
AN ACT

To amend the 61st and 77th sections of the
act entitled "an act to provide for the organi-
zation of cities and Incorporated villages" "
and the 18th section of the act entitled I'm act
to provide for the organization Of cities and
incorporated villages, passed March II, 1858.
Sec. I. Beit enacted By the Geasral AsssmbIy
Of the State Of Ohio,
That section sixty-one, Of the act entitled
San act to provide for the organization of cities
and incorporated villages" passed May 3, 1852,
be so amended as to read as follows: SEC. 81.
The city council shall possess all the Legislative
powers granted in this act, and other corporate
powers of the city, not herein, or by some or,
dinance Of the city council, made in pursuance
Of this act, conferred on some officer of the city
they shall have the management and control o
the finances, and Of all the property, real ant
personal, belonging to the corporation. The,
shall provide the times and places of holdin.
their meetings, which shall at all times be opei
to the public: and the mayor, or any three
trustees, may call special meetings, by motto,
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-19
THE DEAD,

The dead alone are great?
While heavenly plants abide on earth,
The soil is one Of devices deaIth;
But when they die, n morning shower
Comes down and makes their memories fowe
With odors sweet, though late.
The dead alone are fair
While they are with us, strange lines play
Before our eyes, and chase away
Gods light; but let them pale and die,
And swell the stores Of memory
There is no envy there,
The dead alone are dcar
While they are here, long shadows fall
From our own forms, and darAen ALI
But wh"n they leave US, all the shade
b lounl our own sad footstyp. made,
And they are bright and clear.
The dead alone are bl3.t!
While they are here, clouis mar the day,
And bitter SHOW ia.s ~. ? their Alay;
But when the temp, st talG is done,
The light and heat Of Heavens own sun
BIoUds on their lands Of rest.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-19

The DELUGE. M. Cuvier, in one oil
his lectures delivered al Paris, on the Ma
tural Sciences. remarked he astonishing
conformity which existed in the traditions
OF various nations with respec, to the, pc.
riod of the occurrence cf The de'uge. The
Hebrew text of Genesis fixes it IN the year
3343 B. c. The Indians make the fourth
age of the world.-the age in which We
are now living commence in the year
3Ol2, The Chinese place it about the
wear 1884. Confucios, in fact, represents
the first king, Yao employed in carrying
off the waters of the ocean. which had
reached the SUBMITS Of the mountains, and
in repairing the damage which they had
caused, .''''.'
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-19
AN ACT

hN -l1
To amend an act entitled can act to provide fer
the organization of cities and incorporated vii
lages," passed May 3D. 1852.
SEC l. Be 1t enacted By the Generl aAssemb'y
ofthe State Ohio:
That section 62 of an act entitled ''an act to
provide for the organization of cities and inco,
porated villages" passed May Sd, 1852, be Sc
amended as to read as follows The city coun
Gil shall have to establish a board of health, t,
invest it with such powers and impose upon ii
such duties, as shall be necessary to secure the
city and the inhabitants thereof from the evils
of contagious, malignant, and infectious diseas.
es; provide for its proper organization, and the
election or appointment Of the necessary officers;
thereof; and make such bylaws, rules and reg
ulations for its government and support, as shall
be required for enforcing the prompt and eff
cient performance of its duties, and the Lawful
exercise of its powers, they shall have power Ia
establish city watch, police, to organise thc
same under the general superintendent of tbc
mayor, marshal or other officers of the police
prescribe its duties, and define its powers, il
such manner as will most effectually preserve
the peace of the city, secure the inhabitants
thereof from personal violence, and their prop.
ty from fire and unlawful depredations; they
| shall establish and organise fire companies, anG
provide them with engines and such Other
other instruments as shall be necessary to ex,
tnguish fire, and preserve the property of the
inhabitants of the city from conhagration; anc
provide such by laws and regulations for the gov
ernmept of the same, as they shall deem expe
Diet and each and every person who shall be
long to any such fire company, shall, in time 0
peace, be exempt from the performance of mill
tary duty under the laws of the State; they
shall erect, establish and regulate the market,
and masterpieces, fer the sale of provisions
| vegetables and other articles necessary for ih'
sustenance, convenience and comfort Of the city
| and the inhabitants thereof; they shall have pow
er to prescribe the times Of opening and closing
the same, the kind and description of articles
which may be sold therein, and the stands o,
places to be occupied by the vendors. The city
council shall have full power to prevent fore
stalling, to prohibit or regulate huckstering il
the markets, and adopt such rules and regula
tions as ore necessary to prevent fraud, and t.
preserve order in the markets; and they ma,
authorise the immediate seizure, arrest, ant
removal from any market ofany person or per
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-19

A Spanish proverb says--ssN Never ~
gne with woman. or By drugs from !
boy. which 10 b useful caution, the for
'mer being apt to mistake loquaciiy for
logic, and the latter oxalic acid for Epsom
salts.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-08-19
CHAPTER II.

The plate of hot biscuit was placed in
the mids. Of the profusion Of fancy eata
bles with which the table wascFowded
The minister and his family Were duly
The Empire County argus., 1854-07-01
MCCONNELL & CO.'S EXPRESS.

McCUNNE.LL q OU.S EAPKESN,
Exchange and Banking Office Main street, Coolna.
Mcconnell N Co daily Express to Sacramento
connecting with Wells, Fargo ~ Co.'S Express to San
Francisco Oregon, Atlantic States Canadas and Europe
Treasure packages parcels, etc, forwarded with safety
and despatch. Special attention given the collection Of
notes and accounts
Sight bills ofexchangc drawn all parts of the Atlantic
of California
Deposits received, special or otherwise GOLD DUST
bought. MCCONNELL & co.