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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15
New arrival of Goods,
AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES!
VAN DUZEE e. HIGBEE,
A RE now receiving and opening well selected al
"A splendid assortment OF
Fall ands Winter Goods.

consisting Of staple and fancy and silk DRY GOODS,
neensU sre hardware Groceries, Dcots Shoes, Hats,
Gaps, wxh every variety of articles necessary make
coee assortment both for the city and c"mir. trade
fifth aud SIKH streets, al which place il will give
great pleasure Goods ami wait upon all who
may favor with call.
To all who may patronise us, give unqualified
that shall our greatest endeavors to
merit their CUSTOM by assiduous Efforts please and
y selling good quality ef Goads fair and sonabe
prices, determined he undersOld in this
inarket. Try US, and prove the old saying true:-
- That the New broom sweeps Clcan.s
dubuque, Sept. IL, 1853. d1w-y
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IOWA IRON WORKS
Now in full Operation.

MANUFACTURE
Steam Eagines, Mil Irons and Nall Gearing
tor both FIGURING and Saw Mills Of every description.
Hor.e Pops,s aad Txrashisg Machines.
Of the most approved kind.
6T All kinds Of Machinery and Castings made to O
der, aud shipped to any part Of the country.
}. FARLEY 4 ROUSE!
Dubuque, April 4, 1853. dawtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15
Opinions OF the Press.

TIME Cheapest, HeaIthiest Most Useful and Econom
l. ical Article for raising bread, Biscuit, Fried, Grid
de- and Johnny Cakes Pastry Puddings, sweet cakes
Corn Bread, &C., ever invented.
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r. R. R.-No. /.

n. II. j.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
For all Acute Complaints,
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAk.
The moment It's applied externally or taken into the
system, it will stop the most sxeruGiatnS pain and
quickly remove It's cause.
RAEUNATIsN,
Dir. Granger, mason we'll known III Brooklyn, was a
cripple ior ears, Railway keaey Relief, relieved
hi4l from Pam IN fifteen minutes, enabed him TO walk
two miles without The ana vi stick erutch IN thrse
days and cured HIM entirely in one week.
Thousands vi other equally wonderful As the
above, have been cured by X. K. keliot
CHOLERA MoRBUs.
Railways Ready lie ief will relieve the sufferer from
most desperate cases in a lew hours.
NEgRALGIA.
The moment R. r. Relief is applied it a!lays the most
painful Paroxyms. 1t will always cure.
II will relieve the distressing pan5 in 6ftosn
minutes. Ii will likewise prevent rsn,w wed attacks
In ten minutes tea spoonful of X. L. Relief will stop
the Chills and break the Fever.
Aches Of all kinds, Pains Vt all kinds Bruises Burns,
Scads, Strains sprans, Stiff JOINTS Laileness. One
application Ut Railways Ready Relief within few mo
lnentS ENTIRELY STOP THE PAIN.
Ii reduces sweliipgs, heals sores, cuts aud wounds
removes bruises, alays the violent rTations For
all PANS use X. Relief. Look Tor the signature ot
Ray way 4 Co. each bottle
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15

Fever 0lld Ague,
6NHlLL Fever, Dumb Ague, Intermittent and Remit
~ tent FeveFs and all the various forms of Bilious
Diseases, specially and thoroughly cured by Dr. Osgood
Indian CAotagogxe. Sold by DIR. T.. MAsoH ana w. p
ALLEN. Dubuque. July Is, 1858. dawtf
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15
Free Almanacs for 1851.

CASTINGS.
o. TONsswelI assorted Castings for sale cheap, b.,
80 may 10 GILLIAN 4 EMERSON
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15
Ne" &rocSrIeS 3
OPPOSITE GLOBE BUILDING.
TT 7 GOFF e, co

IL. j. u y L + q T. o.,
XN7OUI respectfully inform the citizens of Dubuque
w tina they are in receipt Of their supply of
Family Groceries, Ersslls, &c,
Which of the best quality, and will be sold io fer
cash. We intend to keep turning that nube siXpelce
until We wake up some morning aud find ii changed into
shilling. We respectfully say 10 yon,-glre call,
and we trust you will not lind wanting. Among our
assortment wilalways be found the best of
Coffee. Sugar Crackers. Cheese
Black Tea Boston do. Herring.
Y. H. Tea. Soda do. Mdckere.
Imperial Tea. Butter do, Goldfish.
.. Sugar. Ctrun Sardnes.
fairfield do. Cunants. Bed Cords.
rushed do. Soap. tCiothes Lines.
Puverised do. Toilet Soap. Hacking.
Moiasses. Starch Brooms.
Dried Peaches. Pickles Batter.
IS Apples. Mu tard. Eggs.
r; isins. Table Salt. Honey
Figs CnmmoH do. Corn meal.
Fumes. Matches. ii'uckweat Flour.
Nuts of all kinds. Chocolate. Extra Family do.
Spices g a" Pepper Sauce. And every thing
Star Candles. Tobacco. appertaining To
Ta.ow do, Pipes. the trade.
Dubuque, Oct. 10, 1853 dawly
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15
Cherry Hill Cemetery.

: TONS Castings, tor sale by
- May 10 GILLIAN & EMERSON
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FARMERS 4!

Bring in your Wheat and Rye, HAMMOND K Hall
pay the highest price in cash for Wheat and Rye.
Bring ii 10 NJ. 30S, Leyee, Dubuque.
Feb. 5 1884. daw I'm
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15
Dubuque in 1863.

OFFERS inducements to purchasers of GOODS that
" cannot be surpassed in any place West OF the At
ant c cities.
Amongst tho many who are offering good bargains,
the undersigned would beg leave inform his custom
sincere and grateful THANKS for the very liberal
no has received At their hands, that he is in market
Xitha
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15
WRAPPING PAPER.

TEGME Manufactured Wrapping Paper. The sub
I scriber has been appointed agent orfhe 'MOliNf
MILLS" and will at all times have good supply u
their Wrapping and PRtNrING Paper on hand, hich ~
will sci; al the mill prIfs, for cash only.
II. A. PORTER.
Rock lslann Sep. %, Sd2-ff
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15

Sf BAGS Coffee, tor sale by
~ May 10 GILLIAN and EMERSON
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15

~ ENTS-We thdk we have the cheapest and hes;
VI stock of ClGthing ever brought TO Dubuque. Cal
and before You purchase.
May 10 GILLIAN & EMERSON.
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NEW GOODS

NEW GOODS
AN now in receipt of part of my fall stock o
i Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Paints, OILS, Dyes
Glassware, &C., &C., which will be sold very low
prices Those in of these articles will find il Il
their interest to give me call at No. Globe Building
corner of Main and Fifth street A. GILLESPIE.
Dubuque, Sept. eth, 1858.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15

IL Walter Scsfts Works, in different sorts of bind
"A ing can be had At CHAs. RAPTRAY'S
Under the City HOTEL and opposite the American House
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15

HODFISH, Salmon, Herring, White Fish, and soe
~ Maekerel, now for sale by THOMAS 4 Cock
Al Cans Of fresh OysTKRs and SARDISrs, Just re
4U eeivcd and for sale by
Oct Sd. ". DISCIPLES.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-03-15
)S DOZEN Oystars, for sale by
May 10 GILLIAN f. EN- ERSOE

~ BBLS Half B3ls, and 10 Gallon Kegs New Or
leans s. II. and Golden syrup Hoiasses, for sale by
,e picklg or at ketail, by THOMAS x COOK
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30
TIE EAIEROtp BRgD0E AT MO-
NOCOCY.

We gave ia our paper Of Saturday tbe firsi ruh.hsA
or the burning 81 The bridge The Nonoroc
river. This imptria1 structure shs Ise Of ~
baltimore and Ohio Raroad 50 iirs fran Rsisinorsn
The junction Of the hraarh fkia.d % Eks.sek ss
the accommodation passenger train from hednE pass
I'd over The bridge q i. way to Baltimore Il ten m's
each directions fifteen in number. ensbrhcng ossS
three huncd passed previously, their reguias
time. At ten minutes past three the bridge was ehf
served be FIRE the eastern abaimrit II ~
discovered stimuli anepusIy BY Mr. Francis Msntz ~
resides the westsr bank u the river. III juaci.
House. and BY some boys who were fishing from skilS
in the water below The alarh Instantly gives.
and messenger dispatched into Frederick for aid
Some road hands gathered and the few resi
deuts Of the country within mile Or two q ie spot A
speedily appeared on the ground. Mr. JAme4C Clarke,
energetic officer 81 the road department., Who Il
Frederick At the time, repaired tie to direct ik
operations in attempting 70 rescue the bridge. No eot
however. could avail The wind was blowing ID stroaf
IL the norsh-eat that th FRI ACROSS tel
ward the end rapidly aud Tie sm.k BIZ,
came dense that oil effort Hsetss S,3qusck I'LL
Cd the action Of the flames, thai ID hers ,han III
minutes after discovering the smoke The gr ser portiei
o the wood work was il blaze and thai thirty
minutes the burning ruins Of the !. hole ssIctnre NJ
fallen with fremsnaous crash into the waters q ~
Menococy.
rms bridge was bull, in 1882 ard 80 by Ios wsrs
wagsn excellent Sstcr mechanic Of that day, who III
80 erected the Washington and Frederick turnpike
bridge the monococy, about quarter Off mile 81
low the railroad Ii a compact work and cob
priscd hre strongly made wooden trusses. < spans
10 eel each, nah IL an aegregAe lengfh rofa ahnrt
10 abutmeDt Of 345 feet The grade OF the fcsd and tk4
floor Of the bridge about fifty feet above the ord
ty mark IL The river. Thk caps Of the stone p
nearly twenty feet abovr water The osigAaI etst
Of the bridge about4 00p. but whenahe sseeg@
track laid abou, year ago. matefik addiiith
were made. which added ysiue among which wsl
aud complete flooring aud side covering Of kline ab
security from ERE. Their. i some nysteft about
origin o. the Are On Friday. Il cEuld hardly haze
caught from the engine d he passenger rain. whk
has " the excellent spark arFesters nov IN
the road Yet this i the only engine that crossed e
bridge within hour Of the discovery Of lhs smokss
fBalf;gs0ys SanI !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30
DESTRUCTIVE tiaa # :. onLEAs'..


New OELEAns March, IA fire brulfe o1i htss
about II o 'clock lasi nights Il commenced in ire
extensive tuInltafe Store Of Mr.. PeErY, and ihe,
flame 5000 sprea, with great rapidly sxieDothk
10 Watches ard Gfansier streets, CONSUMING ~
stores aud buidings with their valuable conteHls
They were mostly large stores. a1he tnife l0st ID
estimated al $1,000 10 S50e000, upon whitk,
there is par,iai insurance. Cutie nnmhef of
he walls fell in with fearful e. hes ard II Is Sp-
pretended that many have been killed, as several
eitizens are missing. ii
Thus far only one dead body has been feeoVer<
ed that Of Mr. " oodrrff an old and ester7nA&
citizen and frtman OF the Exempt C6tnpanyi M
Leod Il fireman af another Company. l., gsri
ously, ii 10, fatally injured He i not ex pee 10
recover
Three Others rere taken from the ruins to-day,
bnt they are net considered dan efousIy hgfts4
several others are Supposed % be under the soais
defiAg ruins.
Il IS no. sia,ed how he IRE orisinatea The u.
/ iamily is q1ite serious one ts:a
Nav Gal ANS, March i8, noon. The hfe "a
I ssil smonidering. Twelve valuable stores lp.fre
destroyed. and Others much Injured. -Four AEe-
mrn were badly hnn. NiA
The amoui Of insurance was S226O00 AZ fuI-
lows ]. Hons Mutual. S43 900; Cfescnt MulrAl.
1000. San Mutual, S57 600; 0.lrshs Cdapa9
~ 525 coo IN other local Offices, 95f 900 sad
+ 81 6 CO.. 10 Philadelphia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30


= Thersill pcser b aaoshcr Conpromise.s AVS u
M q Cresesas, aid night h.se add wish = nes3
prophetic eazs, thereihster be Their Slave Esals "a
ST. ne Fa.sase q the Ncbr.sks Bill The very cfp
tion q the Atolhonsts Of The North 10 he ncnaaN
l which goes far deude and Quiel The apprthe1
soas Of the South. thai the Abston scnfa
meat is siuntsfiag vbcano whcle rcAe9ed aeiiaie
viii shake The 1nioa 20 centse. Will il eonfinnt
dormant when he OF the comprolnises are IA
Ihoreds esennow Il viii feccdc IN ipeh az open IL
TAN pssbility q Slavfry extension can there thea 81
ncariiy against ~ Anaic whenever thf
quesAo q slavery Or Non Slaseryih thc Territ4
y ssl,s sal ssi.s wsEs e s'llgeiss,isa e
where its aerfeing anil dangerous hand shall 81 stsd
ed Al ;. Aoa< The Cvsscsnt takes 1 ,eisnscaouk
fiew Of the eosrrt scheme and holds np Is .ra MI
voice in this wise - F<edsrick Exdainer
The great argument whch the friends Of fresh ds.k
urbance and renewed agitation The slave question III
now employing IA behalf Of their pes tent OH
~ thai they disturb matter to psyyent ds,u bAhss ss
aeate for qnet's sake. We hrinbly thank Won ii q
Pierce ustrioas promoter 81 Free Soilers! we Nd
Infinitely beholden ioFyon, MIR. Dpugas, most diuihaf
Iise q giants. Batss.y geaslesasn % MOI snjOT
the plan Of letting you break head, Ia order 80 havE
yen plaster IL We hstv year cndwel; We ahsmina,T
yonr salvc You shan't make tot yourselves las Us
hope to dol either your Pres,deaiid crp,re Of thar, Il
your roy Al ancon cf this. Yoar salvs ss nsther Il.
nonr head aar yours Veil rua no suss, ri.k 81
eoge yop We are very well a We are, aaaschooss u
stay n
But 'hese two Presidential candidates urge u 10 Aas
TINS one more disturbance and thin tthey give the
wordl we shall nerer be tronb, again IL abort M
present be ..ihc very last'' agitation ney toI
y the Same IL 1850 that was then Be- the hnsy
Pray, is hnality 10 lie final or not?
The vorthies hugely 10 get rid Of The Nix
sour Compromise and the Abcitonsis lwise and coat
sssent suddenly great lovers 81 that same
mise So they have both lust exchanged paY. f.ast
this great country !? Il
HaElDyc, kentlemen cf the South When rev wer$
stronger yUa got the old Compromise new !. hen ypA
are weaker, yon had better stick 70 H. NAY stick *
81 the compromises; be $500 Cd thai th nszt ri,s
bon-ihat say this f you art drawn, ia1 iIte
in all human probability. be the last IAsrel aspev n
dnosaer Compromise rely Gu that cas-, propheey:n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30

On SATURDAY last. soldier cor necied siihlihe
charle.ioun nlsy yard, en.ered shop where u
qpor vas vs1ded ia thar city, and sslking up .
he bar, began to fnable Tor fonrpenee Wills
waiting for the barlsnders rho Vas bnsy y aaoih
.r psrt ofthe store. he k,tI1st scared bis mon
er. when woman entered lie do1r, ana gaifi1g
uo behind him, slapped him On he shoulder and
~Souled. aI7arck The soldier fnrned 10 see Who
ave his ier. and recognizing bis wife 40 he Civ
& Of he command, without spraking single Fvfc,
turned on his heel and marched our Of ~ fohr a
straight - though under martial counand.
Bsroa 1t1r>iltr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30
POETRY



Cone rosy Spring, asd with thee hrins
Thy vern,l train IN b-ieht array.
Sweet Love's bright hbafs and euldcn flowrr,.
Aad soag BIRDS used win silver lay
Thy tint. Of shade % pains The siads.
u Aorai life Of varied hue.
.While daisie&plzy N Walion war
WITH violsis Il hsaseniy blns.
svreaa vide ny sheen If lissaxeree
Earns eariiesi gsrb the frss was given:
Thy glories she'd revive The dad,
Bring Paradise'tEixf esfih and Heaven.
King Winter cold iEwixing cd.
His fvranf reies viii soon Be Ger
Al Inv GLAD voice the poor rejulce.
Tbs rich Thy bsaniy feisa Aiore.
Thea hasten love 10 erery grove.
TAI charms are cherished fsr and near,
Libaiioas fee vel poer 70 ther.
Qsern Season q the ehaaglng year.
- 49, N ~
ssrUAiAs s:sIse,
BoT sweet The evening shadows fall.
ADV aneing from the west.
As ,.nds thu weary week Of toll,
Aud comes the day d rest.
Brisht Ger the earth ;he star Of ere
Her radiasi beauty sheds !;
AID myriad sisters calmly weave
Their Ugh; arosad cH, heads
Rest. man, from Labor. rest from sin
The worlds hard contest close;
The holy hoxrs with God begin
Yield thee to sweetrepose.
Bright Ger the earth The morning ray
lis sacred light Will cast.
Fair emblem ofthe glorious day
That evermorr shaifrest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30
THE PURl,lc LANDS.

The Southsiae Democrat conpenses the srgusnnsl
asa'ast the Homestead Bal n the following adnii
manner
domain isthe common property Of az the Stated
zach - entitled, under u. Constitution % equal brnc
MS HE IL Those teaehts have been ejoy ~ prst
rat by the revenue arising am the sales Of the iandsl
averaging several millions Of dollars annually The
were mostly acquired by tie money, enterpri.e ho
o. all the States hence the Obvious wrong dosae
either TO the States IN which they iieor favored ni
dirldnas or classes but not ony Invites depoplia
ZION q the old States Tut y takes from then subjrel
Of revenue, which they are sntitf.d and y eh
right. should be held 10 pay The debts and sxhenses y
the Federal Government III By concsded that al N,
States have eolnmen interest," 10 the public ands n
what provision Of the constitutional BY what primo
Of justice dss ice OF argumea can il be shown that ihc
donation q tho pnsc lands contemplated b. ,his bill
polite or eqailabIel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30
United States Hotel,
UiRpERS EsEPRY ri

nor Passengers in ihe-sew Accommodation
4 'Tsai@s of the Bsiiiniafe and Ohio Railrhad
aud Winchester and paiaInac Rzifdad Breakfast
wi slVsrs te prepared and co the table al tbs
Haiel 81 siuing tae Depot on the arrival q ithc
car firm Winchester. 10 eonneci with the Train
70 Baltimore aHd Washington, lesFihg here at II
oelocE- A. VI. DINNER, as usual. al y O'Clock,
~ lke arrival Of 4ha train IRON Wheeling SUP
PEll~aiwats upon b. Tabie 90 The arrival; uf the
Winchester aud Baltimore Cars Persons Oh basi.
iaess or pleasure can remain in HarpeIs- Ferry
frofn A VI 10 5 Z. NJ aud eaye in the evening
train Tor baltimore ard Washington
September 1853 NJ CARpEII
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30
English and Classical School

U,HE undersigned val open an English R1i
j Classical School in LesshurE on The i2sh fn-
slant He has had ten or fifteen years experitnce
IN the Instruction Of Foufh and Il l. hoped thki
s,rici discipline thoronEh and practical iescting
cosnbincd with the advantages of finished eitcl-
non will render the services u the undersigned
eepiablc 70 this community.
1sit h designed % establish an Institution n .
high grade, suitable apparatus, Globes, Acs IN
b procufsd.
dood board can Be obl1ined in the family ~ ne
Principal. ensufing every allenlion 70 he mdrsls
and pfysie9l conf6u q lntA yo1ih =. may b. en-
trusted b he carc.
VI G. LIPsc0NB. u
December -, is57. Lssstarf' Va
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30


MI believe yen d. like children, even
if they are not yeur own. Did you ever
teach schocll did sncs, aeut west" A
precious lime had Of ii, too; half boys aud.
consequently, half girls. One day repri
manded them for playing together Out
spoke little .chap" Of fsur
"What harm il there in playing with the
girls, I'd like to knew r.
EFAnother wee fellow was learning to
read in . picture-primer He commenced
one morning, II E.N,n Well, what does that
spell 1t puzzled him; but after egling at
the picture : msment, his face suddenly
Frightened, and, looking up triumPhantly,
he calculated, "Roestern
HFWAata lonely life man leads, with
ont wife or children He seems TO hang, as
it we're, loose, disjointsd member upon So
siety, disconnected from the rest Of his Eel
lou-beingA BY all those household ties which
seem to form toe connecting links Of life
E1rA little girl three years old was told
by her Sundy school teacher that we we're
all made of dust Arrived At home, she
looked up in her mothers face, with an anx-
Gus inquiring glance, and said: Ma, has
God got any more dust leftr why, my
daughter what makes you ask such ques
toni .'Canse, il be has, Hanthim to make
me little brother.
e5rABsther, at other time, happened
to de reading Of the curious skia Of an d, :
plant Did ysu ever see an elephants skini'
| asked.
II nave + shouted little six year old ?
a The foot Of ihs class
..Wheres' | asked, quite amused ct bis
earncstness
aOn the elkphsari said be, with most
provoking grin
He had ssea sthe elephant that boy,
young as he was
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30


'Sophy, Sopby hsw can you be SO cruel /
4 mereifnl eat would not play with mouse
ss you have triAed VITA my heart for this
ysar aud half there was teue Of ear
aisiness |iu the youths voice at variance
With his l$ghs Wer&s.
sSophy answered gaily-
Because no mouse ever so tried to es-
cape from mistress puss, as you have strug-
sed to escape from me- Had you lain qui
ehunder my paws, you would have seen how
I Should have paited jon
No, Sop6y. returned thd youth, with
4adden gravity, it il because ! have lain
tbo quiet--been too submissive to your ev-
dry Whim, that yeu lave come al last to dss.
dise Is worthless, hert 50 lightly Eon-
3ophy, l should have lea yea year ago,
then l was ordered . Indis; but Was toe
teak--too much in leve-I could net b. ar
leave yea applied fer change Of orders
1nd have been lingering rsuad you evsr
5nce have been rewarded for my fool-
Ahnsss as it deserved have not advanced
q ysur favor enc jot during al shis time
-
True, began sspiy, isaurely, but her
Over vas too much ia earnest to heed the
ihtsrraption
Nov, howeyer,' BE continued, re-.
bice to say. that l have IN opportunity 81
spairipg my srrsr The fornsr orders have
been renewed / leave yeu, per
laps forever,
J Ssphys cheek flushed saddeniy-she a.
tempted ! Jest, but the smile died on hel
Fps, and tears rsse " her eyes instead.
Are ysl really goiss away f-tAs vsies
the gay, little firt vas very dolefal ani
!romnlo1s, and hsr lover mas beginning ;,
fathers CLEAN 81 susonragsnsnt frsn hsl
frit.tsa rsspnsr. rhsn peer Sophy. whether
fsm her uncsnqhsred spirit Fl e,qbstry, d
hat she feared shs VS. bsir.yibf : seers
}hs had lonl sedulously guarded, adlsl
| hits tsne Il mock distress,
Wks shall End % hirt With While ys'
/ krs Eohc r
L;sutansnt Aihcrton W,s deadly rriers'
4rd l;sAppointsi b he lskt Wsr5s N
| 2onder ho vas LED 70 c5ncIado that she III
| HE c>uld 50 jest a. s1ch nohent. u,s Il
| Aislress 81 her oFl heart 10 wonder h
laid /. AinseIf-' Fool you are answered
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30
hartford Fire Insurance Company,

faeorferaied 1870 Charter pdrpefnai-- Capital SISs
oops isaA Ppper II faere9siHg Il % $3.50 900.
~ Il
DuBLIc Buildings Manufactories, Mills, Ma
IL fhinery Dwelling Houses Stores, Merchzn-
Else, household Furniture Vessels on the stocks
pr while ia port &c, &c. viii be insured at rates
- low as the risk will admit
! Applications for Insurance may be made TO
' WI b! w. HERBERT
IN The Absence OF the Agent from Chariestuwn, Of
Joss r. BRowE, ESQ., who will attend 10 them
promptly Persons at distance address throrRh
abe mail
z n. B.. On all Church Bufldings and CIergymen's
ysrsonal properly, the Agent win present his con-
missions 10 reducing the. amount Of rreiniums on
.thc risks thus arising.
December -, lS53-iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-03-30

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