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The daily union., 1854-11-15


N.c hereby hoIde following described
stocks the United States that this prepared t.
chase and the 90th day Of Mo-
poons stocks, amounting In sc
TO 1884 hereinafter
toned,
In competion within the stated,
preference will be order In which said
b. offered The certdcass duly assigned to the United
States, the receive the thereof
be transmitted this the receipt Whereof
will be paid compounded Of the following partculas
l. The par value specified In each certificate
3 the Of the loan authorized by the act OF
July, s48, edcenabe November 49, 1865, Of per
Of the authorized by the OF 612 redeeabe 3 D
cembe 1864 OF Ii stock Of the authorized
by the s47 es redeenable he former 3st
authorised by the of 1859, and
dceabe the 3st Of 1884 Commonly called the Texan
indemnify y 6per cent
Interest the each certificate from tbs Ist Of July,
1854 the Treasury with the
allowance (or the reach the owner of
addition.
Payment for said stocks will be drafts Treasurer Of
the United Staies the assnt Boston, New York;
or Phia'eipba the parties may direct.
But will Of this notice
which shall be actually before the
said Goth Of November besi.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Aug 21--d20N ovf Of the Treasury
The daily union., 1854-11-15

Upwards OF fifty colored persons passed ,brough Aev-
andra tVa on Friday last, their WAY 10 pennsvIv.ni
where tract OF land had bea purchased for them bv their
MASTER pr, oharies Everett Of Albemarle, by whom they
were recently set free
The daily union., 1854-11-15

LOk HENT-1be house occupied Secretary
of War i4h posscs
u of December. tet 1
Rent 4. 500 The building Fooms
eight Of which large fourteen gn in the psin
cipnI stnfies.
The back building additional There
pereetY cellars bidinqa Introduced
throughout The will boarding houae.
Inquire of b. w, Reid, Of r and ijth
Nov l-du
The daily union., 1854-11-15

SHEEP cuLTuRE-Ths branch Of husbandry is on the in
crease in Cecil county Md The Ekon Democrat speaks
OF one gentleman in the edge of Now Castle county who
mas iooo IN his pastures aer having several hundred
to mark5t
The daily union., 1854-11-15

Seizure Of Trro 1nerieam Vessels
New YORK, Nov H.-A letter from Havana reports the
seizure of two American scboones loaded with arms
baracoa One OF the passengers shot and the crews i'm
prisoned.
The daily union., 1854-11-15
sy y. c. m,GUIKn. Auc,,on..

Oct ID aawads
The daily union., 1854-11-15

AZ the late election San Francisco cast lossl votes
Sacramento, 2,9l4
The export of flour from New York for the week ending
the 9th instant 1921 barrels against 866s2 barrels
during the corresponding period last year Since the LIST
of July the falling off in exports of -four has been nearly
100000 barrels The decrease in the exports of wheat for
the same period is 3,50o0oO bushels
The daily union., 1854-11-15

EOA hENT OR sALEThe modern four-s,ory brick house
18th E. 4 n
dry cellars and to good Possessiop
given lst November. Apply
MCGUIRE,
Oct D-d AucdoaeeY
AW NOTICEThe nndcssned attend to business in The
II Supreme Court of The United state r. PHILLIPS.
Nov l--dlmif
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
ENLARGEMENT OF TIL S HEAD.

An acquaintance Of ours, who had slight
affection Of the head several weeks, became
alarmed few days since, and took the mat,
ter 50 much at heart that he fully persuaded
l hi@sslf Il s4a al hs Asas
meeting of an association to which he be.
longed He very uneasy while there,
occasionally feeling his head, and finally
bottled again to the church. to get his Wifs
and 90 Immediately home In the hurry Of
leaving, he picked up another mans hat,
vastly toe small fer him, and, III full run,
elapped it on his head What was his hor-
ror TO find that il would'n begin to cit. In
vain be tried to press it over his arohipR
brow, but the beaver wouldn't yield par
ticle. This only strengthened his convic.
ton in relation to his growing head, and
with the utmost speed he gained thechurch
just as it was breaking up and the people
retiring. The congregation were amazed at
his absent manner in calling for his wife
and then a doctor.
What is the matter y said one
20, matter enough My head is getting
as large as the courthouse dome doctor,
quick 7
In a few minutes physician, who was
present, came FORWARD, DUB could NJ satisfy
him that his head had no extra bulk. He
finally prescribed free bleeding and cnpping
on the back of his neck. The patient and
his wife started home and called on the way
on a cupper and leecher to get his assistapce
in the matter, Just as the man Of cups was
about to commence operation, the lady OBJ.
served that her husband had strange hat
and Immediately informed him Of the fact
He looked at it carefully for moment, and
his strange fancy Of swelled head seemed
to give way under the disclosure, and at
once be dispensed with the bloody prepare
tions to reduce it.
The joke got out, and he has been not
little tormented b. his companions, who run
bin great deal about Tie enlargement Of
his head, although be is not altogether con
yinced yet but that it is getting bigger i
f.N Ions Rem.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
No a.
rs. cnoosE ( coon sa.cn COW.


Select from good breed. We prefer the
Derons--brisAt bay red Tho Durhams
read, red, white. aud mixtures Of these col.
ors AYRSHIRE COWS are generally red and
Vlite spotted. Herefords. red OF darker
colofed. with White faces Alaafheys, pale
"a ana mixsd-uish White These are the
priuliSal colors Of che ssxeFal breeds of
which. Sle Durkams are the largest and tho
Nldsrpeys the smallest DiaeTent indisid-
nails will contend for each breed being the
best and only one that should te selected :
for their milking qualities But animals ot
each breed, and cf CROSSES Of them, cften.
provo remarkable mixers, and 50 Do sosne q
ihs native stock Of the country. Two faml.
lies ii COWS, Que ownea by Col, Jacqusa et
! Tan Hills Farm, naar CharleSt9wn, Mass !,
ess ea$ sse<Nsry .l-mJeaes Of
Whsatland Farm, near Middle.oEn, Della.
ware, were called native breed
II we were about selecting milk COW.
We would endeator 10 get one out of such
herd Of good mixers; one with soft, vel.
vety-feeling skin, slim neck, fine legs, broad
stern, with what is called large escutcheon.
that is; the hair Of the ernlpoirting in.
ward large udder, slim teats and large
veins, commonly called milk veins, on the
belly Above all things, select your COW Of
. gentle, pleasant countenanee, because
FIRST rate mixer may be so vicious as to e.
worthless. Do not look for lesh, as tho
best cows are seldom Isl their hip bones
are often very prominent, and they have the
appearance OF being low in flesh A beefy
COW is seldom good mixer
The next thing is, what is GOOD milker7
That is, how much mill. must She weld pcr
day A cow that will average Eve quarts
Of milk day through the year, making is2s
quarts, is an extraordinary good COW. One
that viii yield five quarts alday for ten
months is good COW, and onerthat will av.
erage four quarts during that time is more
thanTan average quality. That would make
1900 quarts a year, which, at three cents 9
quart, is S36 We believe tue Orange
County milk dairies average about $40 per
COW, and the quality Of the cows Is consider.
ablyabove the average of the country s.
Tits as important to keep d good COW as
1t is to get her good This. can be done BY
acareless, lazy mixer. Always milk your
COW quick and perfectly clean, aud never
try to counteract nature by taking away her
calf Let it suck, and don't be afraid il
will butt her to death twill distend the
udder, aud make room Cor the secretion Of
milk BE gentle with year COW, aud yeu
will have gentle COW. Select we'll, feed
well, house we'll, milk well, and your COW
will yield well IN Y Ilibasae.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
yrs AID DOWNS.


The sojeurners at our city hotels are ia.
miliar with the modest tone in which the
words New York Herald Tribune Times
Baltimore Sum- clipper InteIligeneer,
Union, &c. fall upon their ears from re-
spectacle elderly gentleman in the Newspa.
per line. At break Of day you may find
him at the Rail Road Depot, with his bun.
die Of these maps Of busy life;' at breakfast
time be is at the hotel ready to exchange his
commodities for the ready cash and again
as midnight draws near, You will still find
him pursuing the even tenor of bis way,
pressing his s4les. We have observed him
for manylyears. going regularly through this
routine. Many wonder If be ever Sleeps
II eternal vigilance is tie price of liberty, ;
he IS entitled to the largest that nv be had.
A curiosity is often manifested to know his
history. Some say that be has BY dint Of
such untiring industry and perseverance, laid
up something handsome for rainy day
One last week, as the Hon. Lewis G.
Campbell, of/Ohio was passing from the
breakfast room at the National with his
morning mail, this veteran newsyender met
him at the foot Of the fight ofsteps near the
Office. His eye caught the title Cincinnati
Gazette to paper in Mr.. Ca hand, and,
With peculiar expression, he remarked
sAh, the old Cincinnati Gazette +
Mr. Campbell halted. Observing. You
haMrit eessht q SfH' Wien sasg u 2
In 1923, when Charles Hammond was
editsr, and [ was in the firm Of Darlington
& Wells, wholesale merchants, Main street,
Cincinnati 7
Mr. Campbell j recollect the firm, for
was then printers devil in the Gazette Of
fee, and faithfully through wintry storms
carried the paper to ysu. We are living
monuments Of the 'ups and downs Of life T
Here a strange expression passed over the
countenance Of Wells, and Mr. O. fearing
that be might awake unpleasant reminiscsn-
ces in connection with bis change Of fortune,
left, with God give you success your en-
ergy deserves it n
Eivw illustrative Of THE changes of tickle
fortune The carrier boy Of the news Of
that day to the wholesale merchant is now
member Of the American Congress, and the
,.nerssate merchant, now carries the news
ND. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
Notice,

HAvING retired from the mercantile business,
IL Il | have authorized and appointed John Walsh
10 settle al accounts connected with my late basi-
ness. and collect and reception all moneys due me
on book account, notes, rents. or in any manner
whatever.
Trust an persons who are indebted TO me viii
call upon him and settle their accounts at the ear
liesl possible day as have engaged in other 6usi-
ness which reqaires all the means lean command
feel il proper in taking this farewell Of my old
friends and customers, TO return them my grateful
acknouleagemenis for their generous patronage
and snnnort and solicit alike LIBERAL support Tor
nv successors al the old stand, Walsh & Bro,
who will continue the business in all IFS DEPART
ments with ffesh energies and generous amei-
fion 10 please he old friends and customers Of the
house. MICHAEL DURAN.
Harpers-Ferry, April 6. 1854. ,ome
P. s. Asihefe afs many persons indEeens above
who have not yet called upp7Seounts. ana as /
named g ss,sis sI aafsby notify all sueh.Per-
vanl money mi pay or make some Arrangement
sous y line before the lstof September 1ext.l
siI transfer heir accounts for coecilon, without
,-eer1 10 persons. Justice % myself and = proper
,sSsrd lor my own engagement renders lbs course
unavoidable MICHAEL DoHAN'
1uIr IL. i63A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
To the Public.

10 the fuDllc,
TIME undersigned, having engaged 10 the Mer-
4 camille Business, are now opening at Do
fen 5 old stand. near the ArmUry Gate a very ex-
tensive stock Of Dry Goods Hardware. Groceries.
Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, Bdnnets sc to 10 ex-
ANIMATION Of which they respectfully invite he at
.ention OF the public Their motto is not large
profits but large sales They are determined 10
conduct their business on the most liberal priaci-
pies, aud 70 use every effort IL merit the public
confidence and patronage Whatever they sell
shall be 81 the character represented and invaria
bly, rstueed % sach pfices'that none NAV hope TO
unaerselt They have established such extensive
arrangements as will enable them 10 supply the
market with every article thsg deaf IN at the verv
iowestprices. They feel confident an examination
Of The variety. quality. aud prices OF their goods
viii convince the public thatmoney may be sayed
by purchasing at lhsir house
They will give Particular attention to the Gro
cery and Provision Business for Ehica they have
made ample room by an enlargement Of the prem
Uses, and families may rely with confidence upon
being supplied By them with articles ia this line III
fresn and superior quaiy They purchased their
Groceries mostly in large quantities and aiways
tor cash
They keep very eayy stock on hand and can
and Will sell them at pr es unusual n this mar.
ke' The following enumeration will give gen
eIa outline Of their extensive stock
Plain, Changeable and Figured Dress Silks;
Plain and Figured MOusln De LANES:
Chsllevs 'Lawus, Glngharns, Alpaceas Canton
Cloths;
B1mbaziues, French and English Calicoes;
Brown and Beached Muslins;
Ticking Bagging Cheeks Plaids Linen Sheet
ings Fable Linens and Oil Cloths;
Towlings White Red and Yellow Flannels;
Irish Linens, Silk, Grape, Cashmere and Nous
i lin Shawls;
Hosiery, Kid, Thread Cotton silk and Silk
Neti Gloves;
Cambria Jaconets, Laees and Edgings:
Plain. Barred and Figured Swiss Goods;
Needle-workei Goods TLiEhmiags Bonnet RIB
hons ParasCl1 and Umbfelas;
Coating Linens Jeans and Tweeds;
Cashmere Gassincis Linen Drills;
Cravats Susperders Boots and Shoes of every
description fer Men, Ladies, Boys, Misses and
Children;
silk Ear, Straw. Chip Kossuth and SLOUGH
Hats ef every variety.
A large stock Of Hardware including CUTLERY
and House furnishing materials;
Ride and Blasting Powder;
tsfftfv, OH 400 p-irt-,
lof Of ifne Tobacco and Segars:
Bacon. SAT-, Fish, Lard. Potatoes, Flour anu
They have choice Tor OF iH1r ss-.,------------.s
they viii supply gentlemen as cheap as9the same
WALSH & BRO.
Harpers. Ferrr. April %. IS54-iis
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16

APEEP AgsHIGH LIFE, ABOVE
STARS.

A fashionable lady in Buffalo once said 10
friend
MY new house, now directing, is to BE-
su u s1eu N. sS1arro in the
is 10 come in at the side IF s The water
anecdote, the lawn is To- be deg2use in an
some large trees are to4be supplanten !, and
critic the rear
This lady had retired to tle ihtestinss Of
the country to lead dysentery life.
This reminds Us Of the saying We have
somewhere met, with, Of another lady who
through some stroke Of f6rtpne or knavery
bad been raised from s'high life fellow stairs
to the same above stairs. The story is this
She was going to have house corrected
10 the subscrubs Of the clty, vitha condition
to it so that she could contain her friends IN
the mast hostile manner The grounds ii
front weFo to Be laid out in tqrpentins walks,
and 4 reSenue obstructed to lemonade in.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16

~ The Albany KnickerbOcker states
that red headed apprentice in Landisburg
recently dashed out bis brains with molas-
ses jug, and the-owner Of the jug sued ine
town for the value Of she stoneware. This
Is tie first excitamentthey have had in That
town since the opening Of the Erie Canal,
when Deacon Stokes was knocked from bis
horse BIZ the bursting Of wooden swivel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
lumber. Lumber.

TTAvTNG purchased the property known As
Ii Keres' Saw Mil. situated on the Shehan-
dosh river. am nov prepared 10 furnish Bills for
hniISioss &c Also. a large lot Of SCANTEING
pT.ANRs PI.ASTERING LATHS. sc. aluas on
haItl a. re lowest market price Prompt attention
will Be given 70 all orders entrusted 70 nv care.
H. CLAY CROMWELL
September q, le5f-H
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
PON
TnE LANEI1M-


rHE LAM 1Nz
srwn
A nixhfy realm i 10 - -
VIA .,ssr. laa. ! iisss .ly
Ana NsitSuaz oss ~ Teams
That CLEAN where .ler,'l ie.
But over is sha3oTy u
Sweet rays frora ths hes Mora.
Ard the uearrr moanl rIow.
And nowers IN the Ife boa.
The sosIs q The hnpn
From their bowek y A. bordering land
And walk IN The Err.
VAN the W. I.pa n hand
F, 49, ~ "a Noicss0ncs dcs,f4
One ~ e.-anory' yer and Ger
I'm i in,est shiac with dav.
TIE I'D "a = toe heavenly gales.
= stretching sway
The. A.. i, ARD darker vafrs
Tneg,. M, % uilty delight,
And ~, res 81 guilty fear,
Arg ~ tioat through the night
the helpless ear.
ses a-,~'. !. = cd 5 opening flower
The tesr. ~ love Of childish play
,Ths, 800. Ks are but the shower
blooms d Hay!
Pr. ~ ID over thy brow
Asd - t' san3 JOY Gus CLEANS,
Tby -. si8g lips that BOW
Land Of Dreams.
Oh 80 ~ y heed thy fee,
And ogiv 49,. wv 81 81 Paradise fallsj
TIE 49, l1n may st meet
shining walls.
Wiib ft. o0lhe eiLand or Dreams,
And Nv. IN, ~ Abis world Of strife
Sbsly n. ~ ~ ,,'At border streams
-. - 'rslt - daily life.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16

~ Happiness rs1s@---"--
whom human nature has It-winged fairy.
to entrap for ages, but in vainaeavoring
think that . short time only viii elapse.bs
it win be within their grasp; but Is year At
Ter year rolls on without tie attainment d
the object. hope sinks within the breast 1
does not die, bat remains dormant, ready 4
Be kindled into new Ifs BY the slightesi
glimpse Of the fairy who once appeared q
near.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16

rThe dessiay cfshe world often hangs
on lie smallest TRIES. Had Fnlten's moth
-. died an old maid cur rivers wsuld still
littfs.a. strangers to steamboats, while
bis love Lehstween Charles Bonaparte and
| rage which gaTesigh have broken up a mar
terIso. o Napoleon and Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
Hartford Fire Insurance Company,

IneerrayateS $50 cla,ierg erpsinai-c Capital $780,
000 i lsitt pp.rsr ef insysasiAg Il q $3.50, 000
ehinery Dwelling Houses, Stores. Nerchsn.
dise Hsnschoid Fural.era
~ while in eart Sc Sc, viii be insured al rates
as low as the risk viii admit
Annlieationx Tor Insurance may be made 20
b w. HERBERT
n he absence oi the Agent from Chariessown, Of
JoHN P. BRowx, Esq, who vii attend 10 lheEa-
nrompslv. Persons al a distance address through
the mail
Nh, Oh an Church Buildings and Clergymen's
personal property, the Agent VIII present bis COM
missions in reducing the amount Of Pfemiums on
the risks thus arising 4
December - lS5S-lv.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16

EFA yeung girl is H,E
eyes are the hook, tie smile iseg rod-the
lover Is the gudgecn, and marrisas bait. the
term witch he Is fried. but
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16

10 Strive. strive my soul says Margaret
Fuller, 10 Be innocent; yesf bcnsfcient. =
Does any man wound thee, hot Only forgive.
but work into thy Thought intelligence q
the kind Of pain. that thou Hlayest nevtr m
Hict it on austher spirit. Then its work il
done ii will never search thy whole Daturs
again. o, love much, and b f0Igiyenl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
To the Public.

FTIIE undersigned haVine renie3 The easI 7f0nl
i nom. adjoining the Free Press Office. and
when in town he can be found al said room aud
r. hs hsenee Claims can Be left Al The Free Press
Ofiee. Al claims conhdea 10 me shall receive
proupt agientiQn in every respect
rnne 1854. Constable
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
DIR. Johnston,
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL,

II
II VVHERE may te Obtained he mos. speedy rem.
W edf for ali private Con pIafntsl Glee,s Stric.
tares, Seminal weskness. Pains Il the Loins, Aaee-
ecns q the ksdneys Diseases Il the Head, Throst
Nose and Skin, and ell those dreasal affections nrisir
trou secret habit Of ypath, which proiuce5 Const-
ncnAi DEBILITY readers Marriage inPp-sibs, and u
YOUNC MEN
Especially, who have become the victims a. Solitary
wee, that dreadfel add destuete habit which aans
" sweeps % uniimeg grave, thousands a vouu.
naru Of dc oet exafef tses and brilliant iateIIeet
who might otherwise have eatrsncsd listening Sensiss
with the thundeF II h eIdqaeuce a. vAkc a 5000
The living Tyre. may eaIl viii fall confidence.
\ Married Pesens, q those contemplating marriage,
beag aware q physcal weakness, should Immediately
eonsuit Dr.. J. and Be restored perfect health Slight
j CURED IN TWO Days OR 10 CHARGE MADE.
i oYFicE, Ne South Fsrederck Street. Doors from
Baltimore Street Essf Side up The steps. /,
K % Be particular in observing the Name and NUM-
Der, or you win mistake The place
DR. JOHNSON, 80 -
fo,.a nc CO 4 a. ia has
Bei,~5 STATE ara ~ rrrsier part of whose i pii
bfcn spent n the GrSt aosri..fs q IondaR y b-tS
stsiPh.a soa ely s sssnied sosaetilnes with
D.. i 49, PARTICULAR NoTIIElsaly
selves ~ pti,s,. ~. 81 those who have iai.r., :,
Mind ,spItary Habit. which ra;r. that Sc
hes. -, lnem ~ either business ~ Doay and
i,rS = arc some q the sad and r,is, ~ socieiy.
Pa s5tg habits of youib NJ, effects pro-
IT u 81 Liabs Pains il tic be rs sa1aess Of The
5 3 sesiar Power, Papitssi ~ Di,in4esf o. sghr.
.e taaetgu., Gcacrsi d.i. CEMENT " the Diges-
-, - smP'oins Of Con.
49, ~ sfstty- The fearfil sr..,. .
49, II NJ r dreaded los N 49, ~ tae mind are
NJ n PRESTON q Spirits h, 10y !, sonfnsfoh Of J..
Z, Y, Sell Disttust 1--we ~ 3 y,s.ulngf, Aversion
iolild bei5te e5,s1. g evils produced Sutb 10y,
-c,., ~ q once restored H., ~, 9 ti " John
\ dr.sasi l9y imnledi afely ard sss ~ Dstcaey =
aiady il Consequences or tbis , Iso,h
n, JoiNsToN,s ,.,,,,,.
p, -. foR oRGAN NC WF t.a ~ REMEDY
IN - great Aad sa1 inportsa, - s...isSs
5aA afe speedily cured sat M weakness
L 49,. q ne Nervous NV, " y, igoF restored
"l2 had lot al hope bsvs h IsO,itated indi -
49, = Il hRped iusat IL 'e eeen Immediately On
rsi-,J :. -. MARRIAGE. ~,
r. r., = aieniai Disqaalicatiog " III
trembling add WraLa nervous Irrifabilj. the
Il. Ind speedily cured III 81 NIaaas'ipH Of The WI
N N letters must ~ No. 49, Ds; Johnston. ~,
fAPril 20, 1854 - ass
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16

CASH FOR WOOL
UlHE highest market price p1,a ior We, az ~.
u Charlesiuwn Depot ---
May Is. = a. Ai1.-ol -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
BERRYVIII.E HOTEL.

BERR 4 WILLIE n &fs1Es1l. =,
FIlHE subscriber h1 wing keesed Tue ADORE Wen
known Hofel, in Beffyville. Clarke eonniy,
bets leave 70 inform The travelling pnhlic thar be
- now ready 10 receive guests BE IS also prepared
10 accbmmodaie Boaraers, ether BY the day. week,
month OF year. .
AIS TABLE viii always be furnished with all
ne varieties which the and market viii al
ford: his Bar with the choicest Liquors, and has
FIahiS viii he best hay, grain and osiier.
A. k6 Inicn1s 70 make this his permanent resi-
1cn1r. he viii spare no pains IN endeavofing 70
Icn1er hose ufo give him their custom, beth COM
foIIabIe and happy. He dai.e{s himself from bis
long acquaintance vita business. and The manners
rfiIt world thai he can please the most I1siioious
|i41h1I3t5 viii b 1s moderate cs the expenses q
|rr good r1t|ic house "A his section Of country
.I|| 0.|i|| I1 I11leior. invites III q extend q
'''' 49, VA. Il. THOMPSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16

nrsGo in lemons r As the chap said when
be drank glass oflsmonads.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-11-16
LIFE, FIRE &MiRINC,re,.,
Lynchburg Hosa ana d; ~ 2
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