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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

Three inches OF fell this morning rns evening
the weather Is clear pad moderate. AL the rnov has
been eeA ed this land track TO New York an t'sns
will run without Ia ,errupton
The New haven train due this morning, came through
about four hours b.hnd the regular tins.
PnuApngMA, Jan. 1, 1854.
Six ir ches Of fncv fell bore ast igh bright
10 day, and tho fnow meltpg fast
BALTIMORE, Jan l, 1854.
II moved here all last night This morning there Is
Gne sleighipg.
WASHINGTON, Jan. !, 1854
Six inches snow fell fere last might The alsighng
Ia very good and pretty well improved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

ras kkw YORK WEEKLY HERAIB.
The royal mail steamship america Captain Lang, viii
ave Ros,sn wsdusidGy, at " O'Clock, for Liverpool
subscriptions and sdvsrsemssts for any edten Of the
NEW yczH BnAip viii b we'd a. the following phases
IN r. rope
IHIsrooI-John 5unteI. No. Paradise street.
loNpos-g3wards. Sanford L Co, No IL Cornhn.
VIM. Thomas a Co., No. 10 Catherine street.
F4us -Livmgstor, Wells q Co., Place de IA Bourse.
3 Il Revolt, No. II Rue de- Is Bsnque.
pas European mails VIM close iu this city at quarter
10 three O'Clock &c. morrow afternoon
The wsHK1y HERALD win be published At eleven O'Clock
so-morruw ironing !. will contain all the up 70
Ast hour. Single copies, in wrappers, sixpsnce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

aKRisAr OF riE GI,sGow.-Ths screw steamship Gl.s
gov capt oas, arrived yesterday from Glasgow wnsncs
she sailed Saturday the l7h ult-ths day the
A'rica bit Liverpool
She brings twenty five cabin and one hundred aud
si1,y ttsersee passngsrs.
On the 3oth tho Glasgow parsed the stsamship Asia,
hence for J. verpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

From Glasgow In steamship Logan,
Miss Bosthyies Mss insls Mr S.ai1son u wiisca
Fraser Mrs Henry Tucker James sn ton Rev Ne
Mlne and Mrs Milne, David Richmond Nj Robertson Mr.
NeCroeean, Mr. ncntetb, Henry Diver John yellow, Mr.
Inss Francis Grisses. EuGeas Crsss, Mr. Fsss, and
w IAsegDags u w sttSysss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

yellow FKvm ON BOARD sHr-Ths bark Lyra, arrived
yesterday from Havana lost two OF her the pas
sage BY yellow fever and most OF the remainder Of the
crew had been suffering from the same disease
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02
Fire I'm RnsfOn.

butfON JAN 7, Is9Fs
ere broke early this morning. in sudbury street
which destroyed three .bui.dtngs, oosnIed byt w.
Wsllman Co, iron feBec bilers LswreI ami BLACK
mere painters and two or three others ave
III ousard dollars,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

Fursi Furs Furs!-A large assortment %
kinds Of ladies' tippes viotorines and su6s such
oae marscn, mountain msrtsn French sabe ilk
@ BE-. also, hats, caps, and buffalo robes ~ low
sresnvboh street, near Vssey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

KAII0HAL THrhTRE, Chatham tgeet- Mo fnins-Us
~as Tor CAutv. AftInoer- LIrTLE KATY, Evening"
LscGE Tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

The visitorG Hat. Gentlemen making
their New Years calls will A., neat tasty and durable
Article, At DRAKE'S, No. Bowery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

HruTosts THkATRE, Chambers rsrsoS-1AsKs AND
Escra- YoUsG AcrREss-BLAcK AND Waite
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

AAERICAN AusETs- RosE or hrrRIcK DALE in The
orripr 10 o'clock and at ard O'Clock in the evening
RosInson CRUsor a. and 69s o. loek IN the evening"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

The Southern Mail Failure.
BALTIMORE, Jan. L. 1854
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

BRoADyAY THEATRE, Broadvsy-Two Eu2zARps =
CAsSHNcy SANGEs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02
AMUszAERTs TO-DAY.
RoPoLIrAs uALL-yvLnrss cOsOrRr.

rowERY THEATRE. Bowery-Anerpoon eHILpnEN ~
rnH Moop- BoLp SNvGoIKR-bHh.IN AID TIE pEAsf'
Al rr-EvAnNE-Two oF rHE ftnss'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02
Rlsnr Books and Stationery. Diaries a

Daily Journals for 1854 Every style Of account book
wrtng pNps copying presses, As Books made 70 pattern
PACED &C. al articles In liz at low prics FRANCIS
1oUTRx1, statloners, Pfintsrs and Book Buders ~
Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02
Pre- mium Croalxs seIlin,

Pre- mium Cloals Selling H-Ladles. now
yorr time TO- set good holiday gift ~ half price No
AnabuG The large stook Of ladies' ehdreas osks.
tbens trim nrgt &C. be seld within The Bszt three
Sss5s - .sy sssrifes Ladies sau SssIy u W D,s Hive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02
RnckIex,a Celehrated gloiel

surg by them with immense applause; composed ~ A:
sedsvisk rs cent? hose who have been disappointed
in getting this popular piece can now Be supplies
HORACE WATERS, S3S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02


and Spring of those places that makes
feel pereey conter tod while sranding his AZ
other tsta lishmcnt in gentlem purchase
hat with much satisfaotiensto himself ~ elegantly
tted he attendants sny In their habits and
tho hats sold ALWAYS In the extreme Of fash Just
with the rs that offered to the Of the
ladies' They K. fur cannot be surpassed for beauty
magnifcenoe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

New Years Present Now L. the tinae to
those beautiful and accurate portraits taken only BY
ROOT, No 1853 Broadway. Give one TO friend and keep Q
duplicate that with the he hopes
take Of you year hence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

peasan y than BY calling NJ b. Reeves dy tfrean gal
lery and getting Of his nim.able eolereA IN
Guiding color and preservsr for 80 cents NBWAnt
ed, two hrst class da5uerrea operators
N. REEvks, corner Of GRAND a. and B'wery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02
Knox, Of No. las Fulton street, intends that


superior to those manufactured by other establishments
town His styles ar, rr,ecfu and ecgsnt and add dig
fuIs for ladies' and gentemens really nanhoens
ksoxs manner Of doing business will fail to give him
call previous TO next Sunday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

Worth seeing.-The most splendid show
Of dagusrsoypes snd crystaotyps made in this
try 1t ROOTS gallery entrance today. The
proprietor challenges criticism. Cali ct 363 Broadway
Quincy, No. a48 Broadway, IL the Napo.
lem OF daguerrean The appreciation Of the public
less than the numerous and superb premiums he has
eeved fully steest ths Call and look his and
greatest triumpn the silver pitcher itself chef Aeuvrs
sf art-h 10 hitting reward for artistic suprsmsey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

New York, Monday, january 2. 1854.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

ARoApwAY HENAezRIE-srAnrs.F wrs AND WILD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
DIsoBGDiESlE ro bARgSrs.

I
Young man, is that you'd fathe, How
could you make use Of language 50 disress
peettal GU DON'T care Ecu talk as YOU
please, re matter who hesrs you Ii We
were IN want Of n clerk, aid there vas net
another young man withsa ten hundred
miles fhatlwe. could enRsgs, We. weuld net
consent tol take you We sheaAl be afraid
to trust boy who ii disobeaisnt 10 his "a
rents, W DO shows SO little respect for his IA.
rents a, youth who vas 80 saucy to his
parents we never knew to turn out we'll
tle respects nobody. If your flasher is il
the wrong and yoh are certain Of ii, thai
10 ne ckcnse fer saeh language Ne one
will respect you for it Every body will
condemn you, a parent SHOULD be treated
with respect BY his paildrens nogmattar how
poor be nay be, or how largs bis FAMILY may
have 9growa
There Is too atlefrespecs paid to paren-
tai authority at the present day. Its
grIeyous ta sc inte many families, and hear
the lapegasss daily la4sSsi ers rs hSas az
your business; an old tsaough 10 know
WHIST is right, and like EXPRESSIONS are
painfully common Largefseys, aad grown.
up glrlsIeYen, Dc not hesitase to give their
MOWERS Tug lie, ana oreak aWay frem their
express commands. They :Will DO as they
please, and 60 whss they have mind =
WeNlshI such Children coa.d only see how
they appear in the[eyes Of their aoquain-
tanees and II they have any shame il must
flush theif checks. There is truth as wall
as rhyme ID ceupl4t By Je6n Randolph
WHOEVER makes his parents heart 10 bleed,
Shall have child thai will revenge the deed"
n. /
One thing Is cefsain--an undutiful son
and a dispbedieut daughter cannot>l long
prosper For season they may appear
well to tbele]e Of a. stranger, but their self
will aud st'tbbernneF 81 are sebn discovered,
and they are tlespis ea A Child who DISC
beys hisIparents vii net hesitate to abuse
anybody Neither age nor talents receive
from hin!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
DR.. Johnston,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,

"HERE msy be Obtained the mos. soeesy rem
w edy tor all private Complaint Gleessf sSIric-
tons d the Kidney, Diseases q the Head, Throsf
Nose and skin AID al those dreadful Affections Arising
IRON secret habit o. yoath which posaees cossta-
.onal pfe.hty, readers Marriage impossible and IN
the end destroys both body add mind. n
Young MEN
Especially, who have become the victims q Sal;tS-
Vice, thar dreadful and destructive habis utth s,,,.
y sweeps g a. sntinely grave, thousands % yoany
mea q the nscst extted alcnfs and Brilliant ;ati
who might oiherwise have eatraaeed teniak Senate
VIII TIE hunders q hs elcgaeses slaked 10 sesiac
hGvied Ftysons, o. those contemplating -asrriavr
bcins aEere 81 physical weakness, sho:ld 1Iae
eoso's Dr. j. aad be restored % perfect hcak. Slight
Cured IN TWO DAYS OR 40 CHARGE MADE
oFFteE, MOI soafh Frederick Street ! D4ors from
baltimore Street, East Side. mp the steps.
Co BE particular in observing the Name and Nun
Der, or yoa viii mistake the place
DR., JOHNSON, a
Member IL the Royal College Of Surxeons I5.don
graduate IRON one % the eminent coeses az the
United States, aud the greater part Of whoss LIE has
beea speat IN the first Hospitals Of Loade Paris Phil
adelhia, and elsewhere has effected soLae u The most
astonishing that know many tr5ubled
ringing in the and head, when aslesp gEeas ner-
Nonsness, being alarmed Al sudden sounds ard bzhfal-
with frequent blnshhg attended sanethes with
arrangement OF mind, were cured itBmedisseiy.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Dr. J. addresses all those who have ihjuHed Them
selves By private and improper indulgePees thai Sc
eret and Solitary Habit which ruins bc4i BaIy ana
Mind daGtting them Or either business or society
These Of the sad and melancholy effect,
dueed by early habits Of y6uth viz We4kaess Il the
Back and Limbs, Pains in the head, DIaaest Of sight
Loss Of Muscular Power, Papiatian Of tht Heart Dys
persia. Nervous lrrabty, Deranyemcnt Of tbs Biees
tive Functions, General debility, Symptoms of Con
sumption, Sc. 1871
MESTALLy-T The fearful effects On lie mind are
much 70 be dreaded Loss Of Memory Ginfes of III =
IDEAS Depressua 81 sprs, Eyil Fore6odags ky,sr.0a
to Society Self Distaisi, Love Of Solitude Tlmaiy
&c are saH'e a The evil produced. Such persons
shoad before eantrpplltng Marriage consult Dr. ynhn
stoa, aud bs Al restored. Let Fasei Deitcaey
pgeseEi, y. afpiy immediately aad save lui,elfsroi
tbs dfe1iil aud AZ ~ consequences o. tAs tglsi5!e
nlRlady
FOR 0RG ANIC NEAKSE
BY This great aaa AID important remedy, seasnc4s
Of the organs speed IS cured aud full tsng e.tared
frhunsads Of the Nervous and Debis tSted indi.
Sduals who had lot 4lilopc, have becn ishcialcly
relieved. Al ilipedinea; 70
MARRIAGE Ii
Physical pr Meutsl DisgaaiGcaoR Nerycn< Irilatiii.
~, Jreaehlpg and weakness, or-TNha,.ssisn II ihe
most feastu si;id speedily cured b. Dr. Jch55oa
6l- ~ lfttsFs Iuat b p9.i iald -Reurd{, sani By
MAJ. [AlHl :, 1855 ii.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

Tor the Imemsnt, Don Miguel fed frsm the
spet AZ affair made . great neisc in
Madria. but meme could eenaels With Dol.
ores on the sGhjeah As, or the morning Of
the event, she had quilted Madrid with he
child * Msnuela. She fled Caa yau
guess Whe she was, snd Whltkar sho aed gs
i cant see her before me,
You are right / fsd. in the tirst IN.
stance With the child Of MsHpela 10 I COW
vent, whore my father visited me and where
We concerted measures to prevent the asser.
ten ~ Don Miguel Of these martial fights,
y hsea.s words Nosls not tempt nls 10 soE :
eeds. ~ was deemed bestzthas IsAsald 90
70 france did 80, and; was never :moles.
TED by Don Migaelswhile be lived; but with.
IN the past year THE words OF Mauuela were
ialnilei, her 6etrayes fell by.tha hand of
NOW, Monsieur l4oagprs, continued the
IounteSs' yea wlsh me TO b year wife l.
oWn 4 g esteem-Ilovs you but MY heart
uemDlas p the redeiiection of tie past, for
.eAese Fngs I'm mat l escaped without suffering.
assure me on thls peint, aud iny had Is
yours. ! ven DeiieFe that yen would net
insult me BY paying addresses. wliIs bound
By ether legal ENGAGEMENTS: hat .sssro n =
that none can renew IN yeur casss,hs !, =
scene OF Manuela-that the VOWS I'D \. -.
are@aotIyioiattOns df the actual though un.
acknowledged rights Of any otler-asa am
willingly gladly yaars, -
ut Lengpre, need We s9y, caeerlyf r.ye
the assurance required Ma diS n lses;.a
her w han their hiarriarfssa,v. sn.,a - !.
soon did, tbs. happiness Of Dolores suffered
no alleylfrpm the cause wlisb HE Md lang
feared, and afforded her oaiy ! sneeim., ~
the uaiRterrupt0d fe!icitysef 1aapy aftsr
Years
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
BERRYy4TT.i5 HOTEL.

FEitlt. subscriber having easva Tue ab,yr well
u known Aotel, in Berryyille Clarke cougly.
legs leave d inform tie travelling public thai Re
IS now ready 10 receive guests lie also III pared
to beeommolsie Baar1grs either by the cay week
month Or wear. -
His FABLE viii always tie furnished With all
the ya!ietiess which lbs skasun ana market NiA az
ford; Bis ESr gitL he caoicest Liquors. and his
s.. Ne viii lhe 5es. hay, grain and osiief.
Re .'alsnis q make this his rsrmaaeit resi-
dtace. he ~. ~oa'e ~ pans 10 enteavartaa ta
render lhose, DO sse Liin iheif custom flAh syn
Portable and happy 4 heueT> himseii, +somShis
long acqaaiatance win ''siaessi and ne gnanhers
efthe world; that he can pleas the mestlaaaicds,
His charges will be as moderate .hf efHenses q
auv good public house in Ihis section G to9u'rf
will justify. He, therefore, ilitts all q cytene 70
him a share cf tAeir caslefn.
WM n THOMPSON
Berryrille< April 5. 1853
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
POETR Y !.
uascs NY Light GUITAR,

II ms : sTaASoEa's
Silent hangs my light guitar,
Nd more is topes shall swell,
In rich, Wild strains. a. when il breathed
The songs you loved 50 well.
How often have swept strings.
Meath Lnla'a mellew.ray
That was not brighter than tn smile,
That chased sad thoughts away.
Oh, il has sung Of future days.
OF hope and happiness
or wqnanas pare nli3lnS lor1 81 & n
Its wealth. Its tenderness.
And what dream of bliss was that
Called forth BY its sweet lay.
Aud light winged angels whispered then, Il
ne'er would psss away
A ch[nge is Ger my light guitar.
Its strings are broken now;
A 1T type az It's owner'S heart,
For sadness clothes his brow.
His heart strings that have often thrilled
Meath thy enchanting strain,
Was rudely swept BY false hand,
Aud sundercd lie in twain
They sadly breathe wild requiem
Ger hopes that once il knew;
That were as pure a frost's white sheen,
Or bright a summers dew.
And yet my sweet and light guitar,
This notes can swell again;
BeneAth the touch Of some true hand,
Ia Iaaay gentle strain.
ST Louis, Oct. Is, 1853.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
aNYooDs WINTER,
~ u. V. LoSerzLLow.

gy IL W. LoSGrELLow-
When winter winds are piercing chill.
And through the hawthorne blows the gale,
With schema feet tread the hill,
That oyeFbrows the lonely
Der the bare upland, and away
Through the long reach of desert woods,
The embracing sunbeams chastely play,
Aud gladden. these deep solitudes.
Were twisted round the barren oak,
The summer vine in beauty chung,
Aud summer winds in the stiffness broke,
The crystzl iciclc is hung. I'll
Where from their frozen urns mute springs,
Pour ont The rivers gradual tide. N
Shrhly the skater iron rings,
And voices Eli the woodland side.
Alas Bow changed from the fair scshe,
When birds sang out their mellow lay,
And winds ws-e s6ft, and woods were green,
And the song ceased net vi h the day.
But still Wild music is abroad,
PFlE. desert woods sithin yonr crowd,
And gathering winds, ia hoaTse accord,
Amid the socaArceds pipe loud.
chillg airs and wiatry winds my car
Has grown familiar With yoar song;
hear II il The opening year,
] listen, aud il cheers me long.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
~ 2 = - -
A coz sHasI.

We copied, ssme week or so since. an an
noancement by Southern paper thai thu
remains Sf Col Bis were q be renewed
from their former resting plase to tie Esmi-
ly vault Of Gen. Taylor, at Baton Rouge,
and depeited by thelside Of tie old hero
What D commentary does CHS simple an
n9uncoment afford upon the Instability and
emptiness Of human thingss. Bat few
short yearsago, and be uameof Gen. Tay.
lor filled every ear and his.iihsstrious pres.
Taylor, BY marriage, already hacome famous
by bis participation ID the glofies Of the Rio
Grande, and distinguished BIZ pen rarely
equalled inielegante and yigous >Col. Bliss
had before him prospect Of distinction and
usefulness such as has epensd upon tho
eyes Of few young men 10 orr country
We can imagine the illustrious group which
but as yesterday. was the centre of all eyes
at the w hito House-the ola warrior kis
countenance beaming With Leslta and hap.
piness; AID his brow Surrounded with green
chaples Of glory-by his sids, ths manly
form Of young soldier, his companion in
the field and the council, on wkose arm lean
% cherished daughter, "a SCI iicr to Ehom
General Taylor locked with Gle pfIde and
lave of a,fatker aad friend ara srasa whose
rare taielts and military1a alti.rfss, BIS soun-
trymen anticipated future Of ihe r'ost brill
liant reaewn Where are they now2 The
daughter alone, clad ia the wesds d. widow
hood and orphanags. remains. TsIlor~and
Bliss have faded froIaHthe lips 81 meg, their
placs in Thu public eye isEl.hsl byOthers;
they are bas heaps Of dust And:ashes, lying
side by 81 i. and the great riveIsef tie West,
as ii aows .solemnly 81, sings tlss requiem Of
the brave, and reminds u hgE all things
earthlY-afe passing away
sWIat ptsft hath Is nan Of al his la5cur
whieh ha tssefh uadsF the sus2 Vanity
of vaait.e+ t4isb the pteseasr, vSnity Of van.
iaies; al III vanity '1-lt es0aoas Dispatch.
~ Has saftly fIl.B twilishsin The vii
l3gal rue woods IRE erosaoS with red,
AID he klllF fs9e fseEa crimson 70 purple
a bslY rajlifaee shines in tho bsue traAspa-
reaeg q sa4 skies TIC birds .WfsaAs bits
q song. 81 ikes fold their plnmsge fos rest.
Ons sfar, 9ns besimss, to light sis elouded
patti tro'alies Al rs ewn bsaat; rsirrored
intheplaeld river La peace thessus IS sink
ing behind the hills Peace. js;written an
fell. aswsr and ed Pegs sesms failiag'
from heaven Ike thsfgslew that ]: uks ii las
hears OF earth The low hun, Of human
voices is rata helmelody of sioaos than
its distuEbsr
. I j =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09

ard Ir-Ta b L..
womesss thick pihnter and Amy 40
CaiI, Mp and Grain Boots
:. Peggedi fBnskihs
StIap Shoes
Misses Calf Kid Kip aud GraIi Welt iI,,lskius
hne hid and Morocco Ties aud do
Black LastBig ana BToazed Caters 81
:. Goat aud Giain sRuslins
LasieS hne taiL hid and Goat Wet do
. Lady Fraadh,' PlTodl s Jenny sp 10
:. Enameied Pas Tip "a
:. Black L1s ting and BTonzed SIX Gafte4s
a Fashionable Md aud Morocco sIippeR
y HAa genrrai 7aSey q Dyrsr Gods in Ms be, also
Children's polished sole Grain Lace .,o,.
Enameice and Pat Csif 10
- Black Lasting lDd Bronzed silk n DO
g Cold Mofoeeo aud Lasting :, Fl do
Is Cases MstgH3r RuJbefs for Men and Women
Misses, Boys and Youths
Their Stock Of lfA and CAPS has been. well and
carefully selected, comprising
ID cases OF the EHtrst and most Fas onab.e StyisS
70 be found N ne Aofiisrn cities. an cons Ssng or
Men,s Shs Angola ard Brush ciNzen stAf Bin.
Black Cass, Arlste. Jenny Lind, Kossuih. ptSid ADD
BlscS NotH, With Ia great variety of Baeai Clelh
Glaze4 and olhcE CAPS 81 Inc ost fs hionablt syes
with 'ls'
and VALlCEs. Ako
sat0lhss SH0E THREAD ussortad sizes ,-.
ilJ Phe increased fscitics for traf ind trIusror.
iatan. a Railfoa9 aud CanaT has indrr q, eh 10 *
tend Their purehasF} beyond their usual lnts IA they
are now frePsnG ho tsler TO mcrcslal.,s aal Other
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
can be found in aIy OF he Northern CiiieS Tbsv
Ryite call ioG III ID search baIgiju X. def
determinations 70 sen sh prices at canntt al ID
please. w "A HARPER 4 CA
Sept, Is. 80. I,r nee Street Wha4E klex,I;,,ria
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-02-09
United States Hotel,
HIRPLLS.IL'RRY M

TN0R Passengers IN the wLAcc4plnitf7tfiin
Il Taaius Of the Baltimore aud OAfoiai!fbag
ana " IaeheSter and P0otRac Railroad, Ri4aktast
viii always be prepared and On did tlh.a atltis
Hotel adJiiai9g Tie Derot on The sffiyal Ui Inc
cat> frem Rinlhe,trr 10 connect win tie :frsiu
10 Baltimore aid Washington, leavihg:hsre az b.
-o'cfark. A NJ DINNER, as usual al ~ pcluek
oasthe srriyai OF ihe train rom Wheeling stir
EtR al~at upon he Table 90 lhe arrival Of lie
Winchesler aud Bsllini1fe Cars. Persons on t,lsi-
mess ~ pleasure can remain in H4tpdts4Ft rrv
from A M lo3 r NJ and leave IA III I, eEt liag
train lar Baltimore aud Washington
s.. s,e.iassltr 4 IA - A.. A.fsttsi u
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Valuable Lumber, &c, for Sale.

ETyHE material Of which he Old Presbyterian
j. ChnrGh is constructed l. offered for sale no
shose intending 70 bnild Houses Barns, &C, q "a
vorable opportunity Is offered. The entire l1h-
her. together win The sioae Of which The Church
i cousiiacIed will Be disposed Of For terms, Ind
oiker particulars, reference may Be made 10 c. g
6FkwSRf. Taoxas RuTHaaFoaD, o. WA ChoNs
CharlsstOWn, Dee 90. 1858. K
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PHuP MAKING

To Tie Citizens Of Jefferson. BxfksLy, EsR-
~ T. erick and Clark Counties If
TAGAIN appear before you as PuMr Maxrh,
i and as hope ycu have not forgotten mt in ihht
capacity, you will, one and alleall on me should
you need any thing in that yag. Please call On
me al Chhrieslo,rn, or my son THoMAs T. Baadn,
living near Mr. George B. Bealls on the Charles
town and Shepherdstown Road. As have en-
ployed him 10 do the vark pledge myself that I'll.
orders will be promptly attended SiA
February -, 1883 G. q. BRAGG
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NIAUCkS HOTTER
HiIiRIS0A BukG, VI.

rINHE un,sfsiEaea tas-lafss fas-,.ss,t' 1T he
- Beitspowh establishment lie Ua:tt; STATS
iio'el ~ Harrison 9l's ne has made ALI piaai
ngsmea.s 10 aeco4aEnaGa.c hsEtsartely.aJa COM
tortahty aiii whofeaA UTan Linn, lie ptsGses Ills
bsSi-el1i!s 10 make Ire UniJedstaies- ID. 81 ;he
most pleasant stopping places for iravfiiits shdz
piSpfs - DC iolnq n the Valley Of Virginia -
Ills friends are respectfully iaYiled Is tTy iAe
Hatei under Ihe new Administration
Apri! - fs53. T. c. MAuCh, Peeps
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E- Collector Red6eld's nomination vas
voted agsiast BY Senators Badger, Bepja-
min. Bell Dixon, Dawson, Tocmbs. Jopes
and Thompson, Of Ky. All wings Senators
Seward and Fish wings, both spoke in favor
.of tha noninatiep