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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-12-21
P o E II r Y.
For the Port Tobacco Times.
THE PAST.

He IASl 4.
The past! the past it hath for all,
Sunbeams blended with shade
Whilst it tells US of our joys bright,
1t speaks of hopes decayed.
1t tells, when the heart was happy,
Of bright dreams we have had,
And yet it tells tale of woe,
Which makes the heart grow sad.
1t tells US too of childhood hours,
When hearts are light and free.
When smiles go dancing o'er the brow,
Like sunbeams o er the sea.
And then it points to darker days
When cares begin 10 grow,
"When smiles no longer deck the brow'
When tears of sorrow fow
The past can never be forgot,
Its sunbeams, nor its shades,
From memories tablet, always bright,
1t never, never fades.
The past the past it hath for all
Sunbeams blended with shade,
1t minds us of our pleasures gone,
OF bright hopes lowly laid.
SENEx, SENIOR.
November 25, 1853.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-12-21

The HoNEY- MooN.-Whv is the frs,
month after marriage called the "honey-
moon?" Doubtless on account Of the sweet
lunacv which contr ols the heads Of the par-
ties during ,ha, brief and delighted period.
Wha, ply ihal they should give place to
sentiment. sentiment to sense, love yield l."
logic and fiction to fact, ill The "happy pair"
are reduced from the Eden of romance Ia
the Sahara of reaIitv-from heaven TO earth
and perhaps a peg lower! Strange as il
may seem, there have been couples who
have quarrelIed in the first month of ms,rI-
mony, and have got back to the aslonshed
parents before the good mother had fairly
done weeping (snd rejoicing .oo) a. her
daughters departure. Their "honey-moon"
souted q, her full horn, and became a moon
of vinegar instead. A bad omen that -
There was much sense and propriely in the
text which an sncien, clergyman chose for
a wedding sermon. 1t was taken from the
Psalm of David, and reads thus: ".And let
there be peace ,chiie the moon endureh 20
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-12-21

EVERY LITTLE Ps."-The lady Of
Mr.. Joseph T. Little, in Arnold, Me-, re-
Gently made her husband present Of three
li,,Ie Liules a, one birth. We hope the for
,una,e father will be able TO appreciate, in
proper time, The full force of the old ada &c,
Every Lillle he ps."
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-12-21

] hold 1t cowardce to rest mistrustf tful
where noble heart hath pawned an open
handful in sign of love- Shakespeare.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-12-21

Sudden excilemen, may alarm and frus-
trate the people, as the ,empes, does the o.
cesn, but The calm succeeds, ,he wrecks heave
in view, and an erroneous Judgment returns
to reason.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-12-21

Pleasures unduy taken, enerva.e the soul.
make fools of lhe wise, and towards Of
the brave. A liber,ine life is not life of
liberty.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-12-21

Those who live msgniicen'ly, for most
part, are the real poor. They endeavor,
to get money on all hands with Dispute,
and trouble, to maintain the pleasure OF 9TH
ers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-12-21

'Tis too much proved, that, with devo-
tons visege, and pious action, we do sugar
Ger the devil himself! Ibid.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-12-21

The man who holds .he ladder at the
bottom is frequently Of more service Than If
lie were stationed al the top Of it.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-12-21

The bes. dowry to advance the marriage
of young lady, is mildness in her coun.e-
nance wisdom in her speech modes.y in
her behaviour; and virtue in her life.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-12-21

Some people are nothing bu, money,
pride and pleasure. These three things en-
gross their thoughts, and take up their uhole
soul.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1854-12-21

FHsE tHPy "ere U01Hg O"u seTV7ce WHeH
so engaged; witness Sir Thomas More l"g-
ging a prisoner with his own hands in bis
garden to conver. him from heresy. If we
are wise and jus', we will judge of those
who lived in those cruel times, according To
the measure of The ideas with which lhey
are surrounded, and no, our own; and rehec,
with deeper Ihankfulness on the happier lot,
when subjects are no, called on to undergo
such sacrifices in their duty TO .beir sover-
gh.-BlQck,cood.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02
LoudOun Agricultural Fair.

The third annual exhibition Of the Loudoun Agri-
cultural Association. came o this weeE 10 TIE de-
lilht and qualification OF its members Ind d large
number Of persons from this and other ebIuics aud
adjoining States. The apptehensions Of \ dseccdii-
able exhibition, ID consequence OF the isuexanpfed
drought soon dispeled on the first morning OF
the fair, by the large amount Of stock and the liberal
portion Of VEGETABLES and minuftctufes which we're
early upon the ground The exhsbiiionuHs li,shly
creditably 10 the county, and fer The season much
more Imposing than could haye leen anticipated
The cattle exhibited were equally as good rs any
former year, and the horse department was reprtse
tcd hy the finest steeds OF the county, and spledd
stallion exhibited By Mr.. Smith Of Fauauier. TIE
grain and vegetable department Of course Was not
full n former fnrS but that exhihiiediw VI
a superior quality The fowls were decidedly more;
handsome and numerous than any previous year,
being largely augmented by many Improved iuWls
gentleman, who has recently settled n LOudoun.-.
They were the largest and most beautiful ever ex-
hibitcd in the county. Some Of bis ioasis ere osr-
cd AT Si2 per pairsa price which thsy commanded
readily At the State fair in Baltimore Among The
manufactures We were pleased 70 see the Rpckbridge
factory as usual well represenied-ohr fellow so2
man, Mr.. Joseph B.kby exhibited very handsome
carriage aud buggy Various other articles OF Lou
doun manufacture Of interest and attraction were
exhibited which We should like TO notice did space
permit
The ladies department was not as fall as at rre-
vious exhibitions, bat what shown was very az
traeiive and beaHtfal. The drawing, worsled-aofk,
embroidery and needie-work were handsomely and
iastefnlly executed some pieces exhibitingA decree
OF skin aud taste rarely met with. Among which yse
would specially notice the Eorsfed worked portra.s
Of the Lords Supper by Mss Mead, which ata
distance presented the appearanceofa beautiful aBd
rich painting. The eating, and dairy dcI:lrimenys
were well represented. We were ako grttifed 10
see handsome collection Of s,eciuens of grginis
Minerals from the LoudOun Agricultural lnsfi,uie,
exhibited By It's accomplished aud energetk Prince
pal Zimmerman / Co, of Chariesiownj took 4
prcmiu1h for their superior threshing macbinc.
The crowd on the second day Was very Isrge and
AZ peufrng sot IT,
wealth and increasing prosperity The srhl;r =
alive 70 the Importance Of such exhibitions: as 49,.
demonstrated BY the large attendance. ana We -.
iiere In future Loudonn is desned to sGrAlass arv
county in the COMMONWEALTH by her aphuaf Fairs =
80 p.eni.lms VIII PC iound in anotherscolumn,
A.sa ~e nope WI, gave entire saiisaetion they
-Ate WI ilfAftA4it5 aWorueQ-- " oetinrftsnfrn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02
II arrieA.

N
o. ths l1ih ns, At 81 Marks Church. New York
/ b Rev. air Saemsoa. THOMAS A BROWN, Eau
sed Miss ANNIE $. WASHING T0N-boih of hi,
o. The slss; alt. hy Rev n H. Lipscomb. Afr Ia.
COB SNYDER 10 Miss SUSAN CAT'HARfNE shy.
DkR-aii Il this coaaty.
Oaihc Bridge al Harpefs@ Ferry. a. he OH M. bv
\ Rev. fhilip Nrscosf. Mr.. THOMAS CLIP 10 Miss
MARTHA JANE STEWARD, bcth e Frederick CO
4, CD stlssna. si...Ai.s sAs aa,k nm
Ef1zADETH E., oaiy dSnxhier II Natkaaiel oEuit.
EEsq.,- I'll q Hsmpshire.
n "a slice q ne apsiai Cake bears u t< god wishes
ofsAe parties Il he sssrsd compact, which ne ree5ro-
cate nosi couys and tkrs publicly tenler our eoa
sfasalaons wishing them healsh wealth nd Il abun-
dance e shs : soOd ihiagsp q tbs liis.I
II winehes.er, ea the 17,A ult.. II he Episcopai
Maryiapd. and MIS- FANNIEC. WYATT. q Fsede-
rick coahty
Al IIoover,s Tavern il Winchester On The 10Th ult
By Rev. Ju.<pA BAKER. Mr.. CHARLES II. TII0MP-
son. q Derlyviile. ana Hiss MANY {. cARPER. Of
FEcderick couniy
On sAs 2isk sIs.. BY Rev. Joseph Baker. Mr. JOHN
G. FULLER aad Nils. HARRIET WATKINS-bo,h
q frrderick oonnty.
0ashs 5,A nl,-. ~ Elder c. sine. Mr. DAk,Ls PAR
Risl 40 Mi.s a Any. daughter Il George Ksrns. Jr,
AL q fsederiek cpeniY.
On he l7sh uls.. b tke sane. Mr. SYLVESTER
OATS, q hanpshlre. cad Miss LEytNIA daaghter q
Wilson whitzrse, of Frederick coaais. -
In Alexandria On Wednesday October p hf Asr:
c. b Dana, A. N. CHICHESTER. q Le|dopn, 80
MARY, yosngcsi dausAtes q the late J. Severity
Esq, Of Loodoan.
In Lersbnrr. a. Inc 9th nlt. - Rsy. NJ G. Gross,
~ HEofG =, Eox. Jt, aad ~ 4 MIA ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02
Public Sale. Of Real Estate.

r YING in Berkeley county, Virginia By vfr-
IL tue Of the decree rendered in The case u g.
IA. Bsekaith & Co, and others against R B
KownSiar and others, onatEe Cav OF Nav. 1854
BY he Great Coar Of Hefkeley County I am Dr.
recied 10 make sale Of the landsnow IN the posses
siOa Of said 4 Kaxgsaf 1 will therefore pro
coed 10 sell. 10 front al the CYnH-finu~e door Ia
Marsin<hurg, On Htdses5ay. TIE 1874 day Of N0reHg-
Der 1851 l5ring coatt-day) the said lands
The fands have bren survsytd and plated BY
the Surveyor II Berkeley.
The tEact 10 be sold contains 435 Acres and sc
Poles, lying on Mill Creek and is good quality
Of land. The improvements are large and commodi-
Gus Brick Dwelling with all necessary ont-build-
iDgs. Also anothef comfortable Dwelling and one
Of the best Mill seats 10 the Valley The water il
abundant and nfverfailing. II has Teen used fol
a nHTber Of years as paper.mii, Tor which q
better location cannot be found. Also sutiicien'
! ey n Timber Of good quality.
| 233 Acres and IS Poles Of the above tracf an
| held IL fee simple
The balance Of the tract is a reversionaIF right
s1hjertto he dover esials Of Mrs. Elizabeth Kown
star, Of which The purchaser win gel possession
/ her death.
The terms Of sale a. prescribed By said deere,
I are-one bird cash thG residue in one and tws
years with i1srrsi from: d gsol sale and deed Q
Hnst ca tue premises te;seeure sthe deferred pay
menis
( JACOB YAK DOZEN. Jr.,
ia,e Shetilf 81 Berkeley County.
! cerfSnnfsnr 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02
Baltimore Market.
IIandoIph x LaIirner's.
craCvLAL or Pslck. y rnr BALrinoaE M1RK

Cl7cuLAL or Psgcks ~ THE BALTIMORE M1RKET
For ne week ending Nov. 1, lo5i
Reported expressly for the Free Press.
APPLEs.-supply light and no demand. We
quote nomibally al So 90 TO e. Per Dol.
BuTTEa--The receipts are lighterlhanlast week
a change in prices We quote Glades in kegs az
IS to Is els Western - TO IS cts Roll al l2to Il
cts Prime i6 % 20 cts.
BssswAx--We quote DC to % els, with no
Bssss--salesIc u MIXED al Is 10 81 cents; whiie
Slt 81 %
Bacon ACTIVITY and prices remaia asquotee.
Salrs OF Shoulders al Z % II cts. Sides Il 10 81
Hams plain TOTO IL cents. Fancy ~ TO "A cts.
CoUNraY SoAPs-In good demand with sales at
6 TO cts.
$50 Of which wete sold at $3.50 10 500 on tie
the hoo, equal 10 IS 90 10 800 negi, and the
balance were taken out 81 The market.
CLovERsggD Market srms nd prices advancing
We quote Sc 80 Do S7.O0
Conx.-Reeeip.s large and market dull. We
quoe White az 70 70 "a Cts Yellow ~ 10 y cts
DRIED FsUlT-Saies Of Apples al 81 - 1854 &c
Peaches Al Sl75 70 So %
DEnRskixs.--Are 10 demand and sell AZ rs zoe
FAotR.-Rreripis are Increasing and with no
demand for Shipment Prices are giving way
Howard s. Is offered IT 1915 Civ Mills S825
FEaxsEsD.--Sases al $ 50 10 81 .37E
FrR> --Saies Of OiieF AZ 81 10 50. Red Fox 37l
% 5ocis. Mink 50 Io62i CTS. Coon and Grey Fol
y to Is. Mnskfai6 los Rabbi to-
GISsEse.- Market Gull. Held nominally al 81
10 - cts.
Hoas.-RsesiPis are large and demand firm
Sales al $500 10 1855
LaRD-Sales in Bills a. 5 10 10 cts. Kegs 4
Il cts.
OArs--G Good iemsnd, apd sales ~ As 70 50 cts
kEE--saies q nd Al Is % Sll2 Pa. as !,
sx.zE Roor.-seuecA : II demand and sell
readily a 50 10 S. cis.
TALLon.-SaIes Al 4 10 f2s cents.
TInoTHT SEEp.-Salts II IS 50 70 81 50.
WoqL--MaTkeEd al and prices Inv. Sales o
unwn<hed IS 70 III: washe1 Al p 70 - -.
WnetT.-Rccripts mol quite 80 large. Wequot'
inferior 70 good He'd 81 60 10 al IS: good ITim,
SITS 20 81, 65s common Whine 81, 80 % 81 90
Family Flour prime 81 90 70 al.o0.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02
oYsrrRs-rnE caUsE or DISEASE


Ever since the oyster season commenced We have
hsat5 81 eases q severe, and in some instances Of
fatal sickness tbatTere affibuted 10 them. Know
ing thai here was prevailing tetdeecy, 10 chole-
IA abd kind disorders, We wereralhef cispos-
ed 70 attribute the sickness 10 that preyaifni ten
deneys than 10 any particular Kind al food. There
is 10 more whsass#ne OF delightful food than good
oysters, and most 9pssSons who haze once eaten
them can readily detect such e are nnsound.
But he opinion Is spFea3ing iar aud wide, ihst
the ogslefs 81 he present season have something
pafttcassrly poisonous 10 them, and the general
Concurrence 10 his opinion Is pretty silfng tsi-
dehee Of is correctness In fhis city il cdnoi be
dopbled that mary cases n sreTe ckot . ats th@s
several deaths have been caused bYEoystersi'9 y
an he ordinary indications 81 bsiag tfsd
The New York papers oi suuri.
mention Of the Thing a .npfsday an make
AGAINST indul~i- and caution their readers
Herald Y ~ their ap9efltas ~ oysters Inc
= ,h.ia,y records the Sudden deaft pfihree
-, a,a ynHeh esieemed citizens q New
! York 81 cholera. sepeFinduerd ~ ea.lns Jse,s :
81 alyises thst sneh sofrnwlui results ftcm 4
Sse ofthis lsndnf food should ipdpce a. ID abs'
from i,s use until chemical ie~ ssiigati y reveals
the poiseu isinis caffy ing dan lal3 10 man,
families
IN EaaE5fe, Alexandria and Gsorge'run, W
AGAR sne same complaints We have heard ifsH
III experienced oYsistmen that sbey are - = hn A.,
.1n@ after 4 nro,ra.ted drenghg and i may be MA
he result now apparent everywhere han pc
brought ahouthr the present dry spell " hll'
the salefs 10, oysters nu :, iacufsheayy sesses
the general Abandonment q NJ iost e = y ~
iefthat their Tsyenu shepid fe aef,ass1 ban ~
sickness and death should pfeyailtn the eotamn 2
w. We weuld therefore, earnestly afylse again
any ipdulgence-in this food FIR tht pfesesi-
r. Uaski4gf0a SzaBaft.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02
ARaI sT oEAS A5IlsKic 4 a. irALs.

A letter IN The Newark IN AlvertSsr, dst-d
Lsghorn, 0ct6 sies he sueib . y particulars 81
The aires, and sapseq ient ti-chaEge " 81 Amefi-
can ia ,hatcly named Gaia:
Mr.. Gain had taken pa2sa &c far The Unlie States.
Daring iheerening befIs The al ~ his depafluge,
he vas rea4ing newspaper an ele 10 4aie, Is iii
some marks 81 displeasurr witch I'VE fotag Aus
titan cadets rematkee, and mus pened a CONVEX
satiol, Affecting age, meEi WITH bin, bs vas b.
trayed into rather free expression Of Amer an
sentiments, alter which ihey parted, without eny
apparent dkeord. Snon aflsr. koReVrt he was ar
rested and thrown iBto the miA.atY prison at the
Austrian garrison. TheEniied Safes consul 4.
A, Binda Esq ciiizea ol Stub Cafolins, lhohs
By birth an Italian having heall III he ease foi-
with waited npon HE Tuscan authorities mt De-
manded their interp siiipn and 'hs release oithe
prisoaer, or az least irial aec0rtingi0 he c,ya
laws o. the country tu he was told fhst ghe ltiy
was undeE mi tary law ard hat { uSt egll upon
the Austrian c0nlsBen 3es-ip-chiei. lie pro esse5i
that as an America. crnsal q TUSCANY. be had
nothing TODD with a lsuia and he pressed his suit
in vain and lsit but not, hoHeFef, without. ler-
NAL protest.
IN The hope of sffscting speedy relesse az the
prisoner, he repaired 70 the Austrian headquarieTs
where he vas told, with al air IL Absurd koemaity
that The man had Aeen entity rfau enormous crime
-noshing hiss than AZ attempt 20 sednce the young
cadets and txcite INSTRUMENTATION. not ons word
Of which bad The slightest fo0ndalidn IN Irnth-and
that TIE penalty was DEAN and nat he mast be
tried by tie military iribnnai Aler reason4rg The
case without success be closed ihs Interview win
and ASSURANCE that he shonlI forthwith cortmuai-
cate the case 20 the c0mmandsf osghe Uaitso Sa'es
squadron tCom Slsi ghaai) nov, fortunately, in
the Gulf offs pezias On This coast.
The next morning Keller was received II he
consulate Hom the chief a be Austrian forces IN
Tuscany. a Florence, saying tnae the prisoner. IN
consideration Of his b. lag >ifange againsf whom
there appeared 10 b. Testimony ntoher dis, f.e-
Nv cohdRct and an Americas cnlzen, about 10 We
the country. weBld BE- restored q iibetsyl Il was
carefully added, 10 postscript, that the thrrat Of
sending for the squadron had not hli The sligo est
influence IN The casel Mr.. G is nov safely onhis
way1home
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02

-tHl rkutlL|--ILlLzL u /. /. q. j. T.. N ..
sid - nave been written 10 X, an ,av an t.,g
2. smith, ihs Buffalo Adve.,,ser pap.ished in ii,
Wy o. MT IS resideic y s,aies tnai he made D,
ssPy Is de- nte1, ether in language Or il
80 d,a.- e letter 10 which he replied was 10
.eni, and was from Vim. Mills, Esq.
..alan III an anti slavery soc ely u the county .
Erie. Ia mat letter whilst AIR /. approved Il Ihs
propositions stated. be dislia declined 10 pledg
himself IN advance TO any couf-e as member O
Congfess Which would deprive him 81 al discTe-
lionafy power" He would mol becume me..
machine. He was elected, and his course was lib
eTal End JUST.
The letter Of June 1878. was written after bis
nomination ior ihe Vice Presidency La repy 10
MIR G0wen The inltffogaIor, Mr. Fiilmoie said,
ameng orheT Ihings: -
While | never have, and Trust 4 never shall.
shrink tom any Official responsibility that may b.
cast upon me am adnoniSaed by The experience
OF oheIs that the candidate Of Ihe party that has
put me in nc,ainalion r am not al liberty now 10
make up aud punli>h NV political faith
"A Wing CoHvesti,.0 without solicitation on my
part, has generously taken me upon lIusi; and n
there tx snyaiher s~cto parry thai have snilicent
confidence % NV PaIiolisin and integrity a give
me heir support The same conditions shall b.
aleiul ier the fayvF; but must say 10 all that my
past conduct u he only pledge can give Tor nv
failure course. Unjust IT, Al liberty. when called
uPon 70 act, 70 DO ~hAI think l. righin
And b. did. whilst PIT si,ieEt " hal The Great hodr
Of The Calm Ibinkihg I<oJae otihe Union tboavht
right lie Aas lalris tried in times otperd 10 tAr
Un,on, sf'd proved himself 10 be an AEeiiean
sta esm9n; This !, ti'lc If which any man may
be preu i.-.Vlfi n 4 IaseLl ycn1e-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02

w. read naav WING papsrs ID The course 81
~, snd ssts. gaf s.afcey fetnalnoer zoe o. them
.rsi.h me efgleinins rsalesi ia Penusyl
vauia. Ono, &C.. as any thing tnoier than Demo,
crauc defeats. II il rrQniFeda The fsdaS anu
ends ia univn with The Wings, 70 pf'hR spoue
defeat 50 disastrous 10 The Denoffacy, Nj \ MOI
reqrire tie same SOFT Of mate ilss TO give tAii fal
II a yictofyl Ana liza uIe ltaFen ssaFahe.h,ne
Whole lampa AID biiugs ediln upon ihe Wig
.a,,,,5s eiSni6t 10 ire Dsuso-ssiic ieti II N
~ -, ,,.fi.s9sldv hes hsve lspi ulg -pTVd &C
..n,1,lS - .f al aniSa-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02

Iea BIZ alI. ..EICsNTY.
-soUATrER soy

,<ereignty, On which aloas
4. p.i.sipl.. oe.qr.y,I.a.'.ia,As SsSr..la biz
T...ar,a,. Of The 1etisc Of d,seord and strife ia
ws .. heeominvtnt Of the Milwaukee Seu,ine
eorr,<e, Kansas territory, whose uni
- f,omI exaggerated. states that diiHcute.
r. ,s.A I<arred between the ,seiilers from Ms.
n from the Northera. States both parties
Yof his writing being armed. and likely a, any
be engaged in deadly strife. Dispu,es over
werA oI daily occurrence, and IN blood constant
/ N6rrwiax between the contestants Tie formation
II companies .of Regulators" they are termed,
formed an onnons feature in the preparations FOR
appeared : Threatened bloody contest Wemay hope
thai further accoaats viii disspate these fears and ex
hih the settlers g willing to adjust their difficulties by
more pesceable means than the rife aud bowie knife
4 Rnlfss.or, f,asr;es,n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02
- MoaE SLAVE STATES.

trsse i not nov ne sole property Il The Abo
60 w.. "a de west, especially in Illinois. the
49,. r. ca compelled 70 take il up, and no
Il "a C.ea sH,EfDs has anncuaced TO
=. -. ~, sse Nebraska bill by is -6tervsn
-. ,,I.le las .ettIed the fate Of Kansas and Ne
49,. !. sfr.e st.tes and 10 enrapared was The no
i. ..,,or i,h dis vision q freedoD. and the effect
~ ~. n. auditory tia, he declared further that
,here sever could be another slave state il our territory
.,,.,ehed 10 The Isshmns Of Darien.
Til. produced geai applause, and tie Genera. began
"a fi.e ID hs stirFups and feel that he had SIDE bril-
VA, cow dsias By turning The nt Nebraska TIM.
y upon DE eurmy.
II. y '''s'- - any d their 10
vi be ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02

THE suhscIiber has received and histories large
u and complete assortment Of Drugs, Medicines
and Chemicals, fainis. Oils Glassware, WiHdow
Glass Paint Brushes, Fancy Soaps, Trusses, Sup.
poriers, DYesiufFs. &C.
The greatest care has been exerted In the selec-
ton OF this stock, and no exrcnse has been spared
In The purchasef Of IT, The various Medicines
are as pure as can be Obtained ii this country
70 Prescriptions carefully and accurately com
pounded bg experienced persons "a .....~
Charlestbxn, October %, 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02

80 ca.i,,,e xv.,..., n e,oow.y. Who acted with
quently wenshs State long u = raii, alu I,
Snperiatea1eaAto Naturalization. has been a.so,e-sd
Gen. WhitneyAe Na1iohaI Armbry p springfield.
tie about making nod business man but knows a. NJ
u the County. In any farmer that eonI1 be ioHnd
haryto civil Snperlspss 20 be change from NIL
chosen whe was q pa.ani, mao should have been
knowledge of the blslnsl mechanic and bad some
what does this adminissratE Is 10 Suierintend hat
he Government or tie pcophre FIR the Interests o.
I'VE clip the above from a
Gazette & Courier. We arc tdiEeenhela, pas z
HAwks, q this place, that he knoear friend " :,
well-shai although he Il no mechaai Ken. "A1IS-
low, perfect gentleman, and cue w ~ ne = So
R''ea and give satisfaetioa 10 1hose onde :.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-02

AGENEROUS PUBLIC The Ladies Of the
Elk Bransh Church design holding FAIR, commence
ing on the 26ih Of October and continuing two days.
The proceeds Of the Fair be appropFatedto the
repairing Of the Church and The balance making some
necessary improvements The Parsonage 10 order 70
add the cohfot Of our worthy ard esteemed pastor
and bis family.
Ia appealing 10 GENEROUS aud prosperous public, m
perseyering Ladies, think il ony necessary to say
that efforts will be pated their part in catering
for the benefit Of the public and providing for the epicu-
rho may honor it'll their
We cordially invite all &c to assistance.
Dinner furnished at so ceats-Supper 25 cents.
October s. 1854.