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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
WILSON Auetio7eer.
A fiction NOTICE-Rich rosewood and ma

THOMAS BELL. Auetioneer-9y BELL BusH
LOTION NOTICE.-Large sale of FURNl-
N TURE, to close concern THIS DAY, at 10y oe osk,
at 40 29 Beecker Csrnine Will De SOLO vs'sty %
ssLds splendid and plain Bureaus. go Chan. sofas &c
&c. u ohONSo.,. 49, y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

cannot carry any goods c3ntraband Of var --..,
H,HE BRITISH and NORTH AAEaiCAS
II ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS 49,,
FROM NRW-YORK 10 LIFEhPooh
Chief Cabin Psss4se. .''.'"'''''''''''Pi2
second so G:siI R Ps;f.Ss 70 I,iivERPooL.
Chief Cabin Passase. ......''.''''''''''''7noo
seeo.d CABIN Pssssge... :....''ss'.'''.' ="
The aim lrou, Boston call at Halifax
ARABIA Capt Ja9sn' HMR6IA c .s sssas:.
tsiI csot e O. Lot, CANADA, Capt Stone,
AASpfck rC.nt HARRISON NIAGARA, Capt Lesteb
bse .e.sels cary eesz White Light a. mashssdi Gfoes
a., .,.Tso.r5 bow; Red On port bow.
ARABIA. Jadkins. -" EewYork.. "Wednesday, so,. y
AMERICA, Lang. d." Boston. Weinssesy. Nov q
asa Lot New YORK. Wednesdsy Nov q
CANADA, Stone, Boston...... "Wednesday, Dee ~
AFRICA Harrison, new-Y YORK .Wednesday, Dec -
EUROPA shannon Boston. =. Wednesday, Dss. ..
Berths secur,d Until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board. .oAx
The Of these ships viii not be sceounfaae foI 49,
Silver Bullion. speeie, JeSery Precious stones OF
bill Of seng signed therefor and the vsss 'S'~
therein expressed.
For fieis hi or passage. apply 20
DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line OF MN
l. YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS. Ths hss ."
composed Of the following aud peadid ship u
CALHOUN..,..26o0 tups burden. Capt " lrIs5.
X. CLAY......1 SO tuns burden. Capt Ds.ay
WEbsTER.......2-000 tuns burden ..Cspt :; saI
The above vessels have been recently oeh1' -
krsest and most substantial In the trade NM, -
They commanded by OF eEPenencs %. t. ~ b
accommodations very s9perior and ese IA. eosss
ienes Of shippers For freight passage
sP0FPORD, TILEST0S Co Ne 10 " " fs (,ose.
Asens In Liyerpool-T. GRJMsHA" w. w.
Plaza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

DAUCTIOS-wi be sold at public auction wEDNES-
DAY Nov u.s. 1884, at II o'clock NJ, in Willismsbursh u
from the and Divisions Deus, con
tanins Lions Leopsrds Tigers, Zebras Bears, Apasca &e
besides which several tiephsnts two Grafes Rhnoce'
os Harness Chains Poles Canyss and all the other psapheC
nails belonsins Travelling MenOsere For terms Of sale,
g. see cataosues z. T BARSUM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

TT s. MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA, ia
" ASPINwALL ard PANAMA RAILROAD ia
MONDAY Nov. 90 at O'Clock p from pier foot OF Wa
ren-st North River will be dispatched tho fset stssm.a
NORTH STAR, Captain Richard Wamack, 70 elnneet =
Panama with the and superior steamship GOLDEN A1s
spare boat always kept Panama, 10 prevent desHnaa
In Gaze Of accident
For passage sPply at the COmpsn-s Office: No lnWssst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

ERFNCH CLOAKS 50 PER CENT. BELOW
II COsr-akNOLD. CONSTABLE 4 Co: vii onst On
Moposv the 18Th ms ant large lot Of FREN n
deed,d hlrssins Cloth silk and Satin These soods VIII
he ud M the rear Of their cloak ROOM apart on tnsH fesa
L.. NJ, Cana Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

DY HOUGHTON & MELLOR.-TO-MOR-
ID ROW Tbusday) at lol O'Clock al No us Nsssaast-
II iNDSOME NEW AND SECONDHAND FURNITURE:
Carpets Piano Forte China Ware Mirrors Oil Paint
ms 50 dozen III plate Gold Pencils Sc worthy Of sen
tom one very chy carved Rosewood Por Suite rich En-
sme'ed Chan Suite Bookcases. Wardrebes, Etageres
NshogaDy and Rosewood Sofas Chairs Marble Top
Table. Beoead. Bureaus and Wsshstsuds Looking Glasses
Chra Toilet A.o lot Of second hand Furniture Gaia
losues On morning of sale.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

DOAKD. -One front PARLOR furnished or
I'D unfinished able for Gentleman and Wife
Gentlemen few single Gentlemen be accommodated
Apply at No IS East Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

DARE CHANCE.-A CORNER GROCERY,
III taking upward Of $40 day Price 700 Terms easy
One for go; rented for $40. so cash Also number
Of Houses Lots to sell te5e easy terms aad cheap
by 8. COCKCROFT, No. u South Thirst, Wiuismseuigh
nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
Bourn dub HocmS.

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE can be accommo-
IN dated with BOARD In pleasant front Room, with Pan.
nv Also single Room Tor young Genueman, a. NO.
Cherry ct opposite Franklin square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15
in PIANOS for CAsH.-one ,pleu

Ala ort1ys po-ewood (Surns Cas- nAxel for s.@ one
7octsvt Rosewood Re, $50 io =. o.. .Sssut
-, .hossny for @loo AL fully SArrsntsd Apply a. TIC
Tone, n.hu- 1917 ,r.r, roouS MCDONALD $40,
uahaie~~-S Ma % BoGery Houston O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-15

(NITY OF SiANCHESTER.-The Liverpool snd
~ Pbilsdslpha Steamship Company. powerful steanssp
CITY OF MANCHESTER, William Wylie Comu,sss5
will sail from Phsdsl phis for Liverpool, "WEDNESDAY
Nov Is. FOr freight or passage apply o,,, s,,,ru
No. IT Walnut st. Philadelphia, or No 7 BIosdvsJ.HY
Por further dates Of sailing future sdvsrisemsos
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
TO the Public.


TINE undersigned having engaged 10 the MeF-
i camille Business, are now opening. al Do
rams old stand near The Armory Gate very ex-
tensive stock OF Dry Goods. Hardware, Groceries,
Boots, Shoes HAS, Caps, Bopnets. &c TO ex-
animation Of which they respectfully invite the at
.ention OF the public. Their motto is not large
profits bot large sales. They are determined 10
conduct their business the most liberal pIinci-
pies. and 20 use every Ia merit the public
Confluence AID patronage Whatever they eel
shall BE- oil The character represented and invaria
bly reduced iespch prices that none may hope TO
undeTsell. Theyhaye established such extensive
arrangements as will enable them 10 supply the
market with eveTv article thev deal in az the verv
lowest prices. They feel confident an examination
Of The yartty quality, and pFices of their goods
will convince the public that money may be SAVED
by purchasing al their house.
They will give particular afieDtion TO the Gro
Gerry and Provision Business. for Ehica they have
made ample room BY an eplarge meBt Of the prem
ises and families NAV RELY with confidence upon
being supplied by them with articles ia this Tine Of
fresls and snDe, ior qua iiv purchased their
Groceries. mostly in large quantities and always
tor cash.
They keep very heavy stock on hand and can,
and will. sell them al pfi Is unusual n this mar
keis The following enumeration will give . gen
eTal outline OF their extensive St9cK:
Plain. Chaageablf and Figured Dress Silks;
Plain and Figured Mausiin de Baines:
Challess, Lawus G,nghams, AlPaccas, Canton
Cloths;
3 gmbszitaes, French aud Eaglish Caiicoes
Brown and Bieached Muslins;
Ticking Bagsing Cheeks. Plaids. Linen Sheet
ings Fable Linens and Oil CLOTHS;
Towlings White Red and yellow Flannels;
Irish Linens Silk Grape Cashmere and Nous
lin Shawis;
Hosiery, Kid Thread, Conon, silk and sink
Neu Gloves
Cambria Jaeoneis, Lsees and Eigings;
Plain Barred and Figured Swiss Goods;
Needle-watkec Goods Tfimm,ngs Bnnei Rib
bons. ParasJls and Umbrellas;
Coating Linehs Jeans and Tweeds;
Cashmere Casyinets Linen Drills;
Cfavais Suspenders Boois aud Shoes every
description lsr Men, Ladies. Boys. Misses and
Children;
Silk Fur Straw Chip. K,lszu,k and sloach
Hats OF eFefy W lev
large stock Of II ard xsrs 10 finding Cutlery
and Il. nsr fnrnikhf, malrriak;
Rine andzBlasfing Powder;
Queensware, ana WoodWafe; Window Glass
Puuv, Oil amp ints;
lof Of fne rnbacco nd srgasss
Bacon Salt, Fish. Lard Potatoes, Flour and
Corn Meal.
They havr Z choice ioi of6ne Liquors, wherewiih
they will supply gentlemen As cheap as the same
brands can b bopghsin the cities
Harper. Fsrrv. April % issi-ur
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,
HARTFORD, CONNEcTiCUT

Iaeerpsrafsf 1870 Charter <fpEfsai Capital So
600; uiiA pobsv Of inorealiag q = $50, co.,
nUBLIC Bit dings ManafactoEies, Mills Ma
i ehinery Dwelling Houses Stores, Merchan-
disc, Household Furniture Vessels on the stocks
or while II port &c &C. viii b insured Al rates
as low a. he risk will adait
Applications Cor Insurance may Be made 10
B. w. HERBERT,
In the absence Of he Agent irom chariesiown Of
Joun p BaouN, Esq, who viii attend 10 them
promptly Persons 81 distance adde's through
the mall
N. b On al Church Building and Clergymen's
personal properly, the Agent viii present bis COM
missions n feilcine he amount 81 premiums on
The risks thus arising
DerenheI . lS53-IF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
IRON FOUNDRY.

L IRON FOUNDRY Al Harpers-Ferry inihe
County Of Jefferson, Va, lately occupied and
worked by Hugh Gill ece The faciliIies Of the
lessees Of procuring the best stock, and al all
times. afford a guarantee 10 their customers Of
prompt and Workmanlike Castings. They have
engaged he very best workmen aud solicit the pat
ronagr Of the public.
They are prepare TO furnish all kinds OF Gas
tinss either iron their own, OF patterns supplied
BY their customers land the prices As low as can
DC afforded any where 10 the neighbos hood.
r. BECKHAM q SON.
Harpers-Ferrv Septemher % 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28


d TAvENNER & co, No. 80 Baltimore
H. Street, between Howard and Liberty Balli-
more, ManuIactuIeIs q SetfIrrt ost Iiunts.
+ IN OUR SADDLE DEPART. ENI We keep
on hand and make 10 order, 8lnmcf1<i. ShaIlef,
English pad, full quilted, Spanish and Common
Saddles; Ladies Saddles, Tlain and fancy.
OUR HARNESS DEPARTMENT embraces
double and single Carriage and Buggy Harness.
gotten up OF the very best materials and 10 style
not surpassed in this anF olhrr civ Stage On
nibus. W agoH, Carr and Draw Harness.
OUR Birdie DEPAR fMENr furnishes ev-
cry variety of fair and black Leather and Webb
6ridles and MaIIihgales.
OUR TRUNK DEPARTMENT contain cen
ire spring and iron frame (warra.ted Sole Leaiher)
brass and iron bound Trunks, of every variety I;
Ladies dress Trunks Bonnet Boxes sole and pat.
ent l-agher and common valises Carpet Bags, &c
We also keep on hand Riding Driving. Wagon
and Dray VIII 'ps, Saddle Pockets, Fly Nels, Linen
Horse Covers sc.
Having every facility. and beirg well posted in
the market, we buy our materials al the lowest
rates almost exclusively Tor cash. Our work Is all
made by experienced and superior workmen. We
therefore say TO Country Merchants, and all others
wanting Goods IN DOR line. that they will do well
to call at No 80 Baltimore street between I. ow-
ard and Liberty. r. TAVENEER & co.
June d lR54-1v
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
i OLD ZIG.

No 10 LIGHT STREET, baltimore.
HtaB Undersigned has fitted up In superior style,
u a RESTAURANT al the above locality, and
furnished Il with all the ef ceeyas' Of first class
esisblisAmenL Good WINES, and LIQUORS.
frstfais CIGARS. the bestEATABLES the mar.
krtt adord, with the most competent and cleanly
COOKS, to prepare them for he liable togrlher
With cisii and attentive WATERS may al an
times 5e found Al Old 49, q. 8 BRADY.
(lcfulieT - iaSA-Iv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28

HAvING retired from the men sntile business,
IL ! have authorized and appointed John Walsh
10 seine al accounis eonnecied with my late busi-
ness and collect and receipi or all honeys due me
on book account, noiss. renis. o. 70 arr manner
whatever
1tfuzl Al persons Who are indelaed 10 me will
call uean him and s~tlie ,heir accouns ~ ne ear
lies pnselb1e dag ss hsre engaged q Cthef busi-
ness which requires an The mans can command.
feel u proper IN taking this farewell q my old
fricnds and customers, return them ny grateful
Acknowledgements for iheir generous patronage
and support and koiitii alike Iih-r4, support for
nv snfeeertr< II De nd stand Walsh q Bro,
Who viii coniinuelhe business 10 en- ~ depart
meuls with ffrsb energies and eenerous smhi-
tina % please The Old lfitnd< and cuslom<rs Of he
hon>e. MICHAEL DORAN.
Harpers Ferry Aprilf i6tf
P 1<.herf A. n1nI peIsors iro<tle4 n ue
Who have noi va called oron nv a1eql above
nam<t 10 seIlIr - p1t lhfif ncco1n,s and ~
uans nares b1fIg. hSfehl notiI4. ~ <oc1 pr
sons II fotF a. 10 psY - natt <nuf afr1rkrnenI
for iurl1cf time helre he IsttI 5, rleutrr rt1I
<1aII1ansirr theif ocroorfs a. collection NI'1pQ'
regard 70 persons Justice % nrEt'I and rr0ref
regard f1r mr. own enfaEsuf1,s rr11er. t1'< eo1f<>
nnnenl8sri. NlCH1EI. DORIAN.
Juif y. 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28

I AGAIN appear before vou As PUnP MGKER,
i and asl hope yon have not forgotten me 10 that
capacity. yon will, ope and all call On me should
you need any thing ~ that way. Please call on
me a ChafIesiOun, or nv son TuomAs J. BnAoG,
living near Mr. George B. Besll's ON The Charles
town and Shephen1stowu Road. As have en-
ployed him 10 do The work pledge myself that ali
ordefs willie promptly attended.
February -. 1854 c. 9 BRAGG.
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Notice.

DERS0NS who hav- a desire TO procure The
Il CELEBRATED CHURN, Invented and Pat
ented By HARRisoN q GALLaHER, Of Washington
City will as early . possible leave heir names
and address, Together with The size Chufn they
may want) 81 Inc FSts Pres 0fcs, as arrange
mems are being made TO manufacture the Churn
as speedily as possible.
Prics o. gallon churn IS; six. gallon %; ten
ealontSi0
s<f-Orders from distance amended TO promptly.
Address, (Pos'age paid, HaRRIsoN 4 GALLAHER,
Pafea.ees, care Of
JOHN s. GALLAHER, Jas
Oct S, '54-3m Washington ci,y. d G.
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NO. sd.

a homemade : FS<pi.. =. :. :
Caused fifteen drnbs n i. !
oommcdinn of ! Re.-l ..s - e 10 IoW
night IL -. ..:' a - saS1tf4, aud I(sE s.
49, 80. Pos'.'K..Y dressed 4
- . 50. nonksS= md. e, .l5se ~
go. -. t.s - Rpersis Nsss,slas.~o nip
rrossly :. ~ ~. Is. some
rosdsr ~, q .'3 aes Il II ~: saa ier
.Dnt ior falI Mapur he did not beiiSSyes,
himself he comedian III The Wotld \ i
4axs soD news boy. and IL inanSisa,
tos,3 snses uses couple of multi
an9 ess noss'o'e rnllfcaa ateident ;n il,s 3
!: = ~ !. y N.oetes Put some 81 fl,e MT. g
/. E. Ralaees and ihS| <sfhesss
}. s.es - tom fuenl Yiwo hs Is
49, Z - Il. i. 4.
iark n'ghts instead " ~ ~ s..Re.'sAs
ale nO mo nv, assas ~. ~
Oorle3 IN the htTeett, VI II tucfE - VI SAt1S ~
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: JAMES f. JOHNSON.
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,

Too N00Fs eat q az Pafky Bank,
LAS JUS, received lis Fall ard Winter BOOTS
III AND SHOES. embracing every si1.e and
kes. The public ane invited . examine bis slock
a. he Is fully satisfied Il will compare laForab.Y
with thar 81 any other establishment.
Custom work made loordsT o. shos noiice, IN
ihr m6sl fashionable style and dufabie manner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28

... T.. "a. - .I<hls md brilliant infeIl-~.
... a. . -4.t eatr.ncsd lisien;nr eer,1~.'
..|. ..' NIo41enee, o. Hakc1 q ec-1--1
b. .-. 4. -. g ,hess eeaie.l plating narriar..
-, 4 = rssiorsd q perfsrs keailh- sIirSt
&C. & T ss. RA E:.. q Fsesa4seE MADE.
~. - E.ss SD. ~ he sic17 Z i''A
~, =, ~. :'' = ehsrris. he N.n. "a NJ
=. bR b. : 5 ~ Ne
$50. $3.50. 6 .hs 80 4 s.,-,o.
.is;,s "a O. sEs :,sis z Isssa Pare:
as,oilas cures ever One :. y, 1870 49,
rnging IN The ears AID bead, wh.1 zseep estss Ger
roa.ndss, being ALARMED sl1f6i sd1ns ana basnI.s
ness, with fe9usat blushins. stissded sonelinss IA
arrangement II mind, cured fmnlsdiafelx
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE =
DR.. = addresses al those who hare ajnfcd them
selves py pfff4Ie and Improper ndeiTlNlc4 nat Sc
cFet nad Solitary Habit, which rnihs bod Body and
Mied an6tling them e. either business roeiefy.
These are some the sd and melanchdIy effects pro-
dneed by early hsbs q youth, rix weakness Of the
Back and Limbs, Pain1in the head, Dimness 0f sight
Loss o. Mnscnar PoweI, Palpitaon a the Heart Dye
pepsia Nervous iifahiEty, Derangement o. the Dees
tive Ftus.ioa. General debility Symptoms Of Goa
REsTAIIv-Ths fearful effects On the mind are
much % be dreaded Loss Of Memory, Confusion OIL
IDEAS, Depression Of Spirits Ey Forebodings Aversion
70 Society, Self DItrst. Love of Solitude Tmidify
&c. are some u the evils prue "a. Such persons
should before contemplating Mar ~ eoasult Dr. John
sioa, and be at restored Eel not False Deeaey
prevent bat apply immediately and save yoarsef from
the dreadful and awful consequences o. this terrible
malady.
DR.. J0HNST0Ns INvICoRATINC REMEDY
FOR ORGANIC WEAKNESS
BY this great and and important remedy, weakness
Of the organs speedily cured and full vg0r restored
Thossnnds d the most Nervous and Dcbilitaied indi
viaals who had lost al hope have been Immediately
relieved. All impedimrHf 10
MARRIAGE,
Physical or Mental Dsqna fcation, Nervous Irritabh
~, frcInbling and Weakness, or Exhaustion o. the
most fsatla kind speedily cured BY Dr.. Johnston.
% Az letters must b. post aid.Remedirs sent By
mail. tAprii 20, lsb4.-ly.
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And waste your sw eeiness on the desert air, =
be influences which yoni extend over US

The Influences which yon extend over as
rou2her specimens is anything but small.
You guide, direct aud lead Us and wher-
ever you 90, We, as matter Of course, arc !.
bound to follow. Therefore, my hollyhocks, y
lead Us not astray; for while we boast Of su. =
pcrior strength We most humbly confess ON.
weakness Yet We are all weak as autumus a
dried reeds before the potency Of feminine
loneliness You know this . great deal
better than loan tell you. Your mission =
Is 1 great, q heavenly onea Look 1t the face
Of San Francisco in sforty-nine, = when You y
wore not here 70 bless, refine and polish, and 8
recognizeif yon can, scarcely sSsingle feature =
that characterizes the present Al that Pc
Rod thousands Of as male creatures fuaEod
here and overspread the country like 50 !
many grassboppers in quest Of better pas
ture The fierce. rough, ragged and TN
shaver character Of man was left unfettored "
TO pursue its own inclination What was
the consequence Why, civilization aud
refinement fast degenerated into state bor-sls
dering on heathenism Men neglected their
personal appearance, polished manners, and
their refined conversation. aud sank middle
deep into the mud holes Of vice and val garitY. =
But, my lovely dafodils. you arose, like Y
beautiful exalatious, to cast and eifulgenco
on his gloomy loneliness, and to streWs bis
pathway with amaranthiue flowers Society, q
under your benign influence, IS rapidly ia y
proving, and old grizzly bear habits are fast
dying ont. Coon, and come on dear 3Ko-
man The world was sad, Califorpia MAS
wild, and man, the hermit. sighed TIL woman y
smiled. II is her smile that casts sheen
upon the gloomiest places q, I can lie
down and bask 10 the sunshine Of Womanss
smile ~ happily as. you ever saw q cat nap Il
ping it on window sill. s4e
Feminine San Francisconiansf By your
softening influence and persuasive ponelsy
the social condition of man ID California has !
materially advanced You have saved many a
victim from destruction, and turned many
backslider from the downward path. You !
carry around an eleyatiDg tendency, which j
diffuses itself over everything you rub a.
gainst Without you society Is but thu 4
casket without the gem, or the rose.bush
without the rose. And now, since you ara
our guardian oDgels. our heavenly guides,
lead Us with the silken cords Of love, III tho
paths Of plsasantness and peace,
Gently, grlsl o gently lealus
Through this lonely vale Of tears
and receive the benediciion Of every old
bachelor ike myself So mote IL be
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28

F|NHk unoersinEntt. Whose manufacture b n
Il CherIee,oun Jslrr<oo coQuu ploroses . Iut-
nIth sht Inftef< 81 fkIt sd stioinine cnnnlie1
uifh III 8CREEN 81 cI-sninG seed Wheat Which
eirf5 hen atrial Thcrf wishing ~ 81 ffen rrr
fenn&<,a.l % order i.ontfia|1.I. TIE Prize = 30
1lihe shop Nd 80 delivered It1>r<11 - CLARKE
Anro<l 10 i6tI- b CH1@ NIRHITT
NIB 1Inn-r1It WORK MARE with COLT
81 ~ side lor <sIs q reasonable .-lns G B
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28

THE Undersigned returns bis
i grateful acknowledgement for
he patronage txiended 70 him IN his
line Of busi1ess-and respectfully an i
nouncss % The public generally ibai|
he conlinues 10 carry % he Black.
smith business near The CharlesioHn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28

sLkNDEn. The expansive nature Of scan
dal Is told By the poet TINS
The dying rumerr giihered IS thef relied.
searre any tale was sooner heard than told
AID al Who told Il added something ne y.
And al who heard Il made enlargement TOO -
on every ear Il spread-on every Tongue II grew
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
LIFE, FIRE&MiRINE INSURANCE.
Lynchburg Hose and Fire
E.N'AE R.f.TfE COMPANY.

1NliISlCpnpany makes Insurance ags3Ifsi l0ss 81
i da,hages BY Fire. on Dwelling Houses,
Stores, Tobacco Factories and other Buiidlngs on
Furni,nfe. Goods. Wares and Merchandise, gen
orally ID town and country, on the most favorable
terms.
Also makes Insurance on the lives OF all persons
enjoying good health and OF sound constitution
for the whole duration Of lille, or for a limited
period
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations will
oe insured on reasonable Irrms
The Company will also take marine risks from
and 10 any Of the Northern or Southern Ports, al
favorable rates
Board II Directors
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL. President
DON T. c PETERS, Vice President
SAMPSON DIUGUID, Chief Engineer.
Dirtetors.
lanes NJ Cnbhs, Dexter Osey.
Geofge w Yancey Samuel Garland
William 7. Anderson; Nathan B Thurman,
John O. Taylor mes NJ Boyd.
MARTIN H0ELINS Treasurer.
CREED T WILLIS, Secretary.
D.. VIM o,@ay own, Medical Examiner.
Agent for jefferson county, B w HERBERT
Medical Examiner. Or G F MASON
Charlestcwn April 81 1851 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28
DOW, JR.. TO THE LADIES or SAN J,
FRANCISCO. I

+ L0rely BloMomsi Translated as you are. !
here upon . foreign soil, il behooyes u, lords :,
. Of creation, 70 look after your culturo-s-toA~s
see that YOU do not degenerate 10 the single ~
leayed wild roses Of the valley that you
are not left to - ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28

The Ohio Statesman tells story Of 4
Cincinnati, CREST friend Of the Circloville /
Bank, who at thetime Of its suspension, was
on bis way TO il fifteen TO twenty thousand
Of is premises to pay, which be designed to
convert into coin When be arrived heuas
overwl e'med with astonishment BY tie news
Of It's suspension. and, wishing 70 inform bis
friends 81 The fact that lie would return
home the next day, be rushed to the tels.
graph ONCE and sent them the following des-
pitch: .Circleville Bank has gone 70 bell
aaaf Ipiu Be HIRE To- ioyyor'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-12-28

Their location will give them great advantages In
the sale Of Fi.ouR and PRoDucE generally In this
market and being 10 direct communication with
New York and Boston by Steam and Sailing Yes
sells, will forward with despatch any Produce for
tho Sc markets. and when consigned to their friends
liberal advances will be made -
They will ill Orders for PLASTER, GuANO,
&c, Al the lowest market rates.
REFER TO
II. NJ. BREsr, Cashier. HfneAesfer.
Jos. II SRERRARD, - =
Caro- MooRg CiarlesIoDn