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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-01
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
REVIEW OF THE MARKETS

FRIDAY MORNING, December /, 1854
COTTON Prices were about ~ lower, and about
COCO bales sold at this reduction We alter
tations accordingly: a .u" 0@
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PARTICULAR NOTICES.

me IsSISSIPPI FIRE COMPANY
I'VE No. 2--The Officers and Members of Mis- ,ffx4t
ssippi Fire Company No. 3 hereby notified
ths Adjourned Monthly Meeting OF the Comps- "a
ny, MONDAY EVENING" December O'Clock.
attendance Ia requeaed. Byorder
]. D. DANIEL, Recordng Secretary.
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CROCKERY.
DRUGS, MEDICINES.
GROCERIES.

R. w. adams,
QROGER,
Corner Of Front, Common and Fulton strssts.
~ Has constantly hand large and complete assortment of
the
IL STEAMBOAT SToRESpecisl paid keeping
sill full stock articles required by Boats
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JEWELRY.

Hyde y Goodrich,
CORNER OF CANAL AID ROYAL. STREETS.
MANUFACTURERS OF 85sf 39
sLvERWARE AND DIAMOND JEWELRY.
IMPORTERS l5fz
LONDON AND GENEVA WATCHES;
PARIS JEWELRY; FINE CLICKS AND GUNS;
PLATED WARE CUTLERY AND FANCY GOODS.
~ Superior Wokmen employed in Diamond Setting
psrns Manufacturing Jwey Making Sserrsfs aer
and Gard Printing. Hair eradug and Electro Gliding and Plating
" eiv2u
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
PAINTS.

NEW JERSEY ZINC Plaintiffs sub
Hcrhrs have hand will supplied
ihe mandatory, Of Zinc Paints the
Jersey Zinc Cenpapy which they offer to ha and
aecommod ains Ground in 0 packages
lhs Snow White, Brown Stone Coarh. sale BY
myi g. c. B0GERf h CO., Sc Camp
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u Thosetaaliibie RUPTURE
Embarrassing popularity afflicted preg
their friends with hsarsOy, 81 caredIa urediadaY
cured,
sHERMAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REalEDyptfI
The Medical Faculty Of hiseounsry veil
universally appreciation
tive while they the
with the Of effect
differs acienrem all Others til light elastic
closes completely the hssnai
rupture But
construction of the oo
must look equally samnh taits application
person familiar Win the oy the bady for the
Of that good viii sesa fe Dr. lawrence Ae s
baisd English writer On Hernia, sh agae is one Of The ns
operations in mechAnica surgery.
VI The RUPTURE REEpY is sIana aPpliesten btetsa
taken az and addns nssneney 70 is ase
abdomen. preaisppstiqnt rupture.
The experience this popular Truss
Who has devoted y she study and treatment u
sfxs shape aPaedy and raaiesieuTes
Paffeua ratten RuptlfeG GhidXsa.
PLAHTERS their SLAVES CURED wsssss
interfering labor, in VALUE
i NESS.
Y TRUSS rupture
avoid ottlaas iIittiol
| GRAND hsYe personal interview with
| DR. SHERMAN,
sSAH3 70 81 8
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Nv Reference regard tho Real Eats, r. JVIsSCHER
co., Real Estate Brokers. NswYork.
k (post pad money enclosed addressed
]. w. HoLBRoDKE, Secretary, sos Rroaaway, NJ Y.
N The Engavngs the Catalogue reaty delivery.
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EDEEL'S SOUTHERN OPERA HOUSE-AR-
a Bt0RY HALI,--WEST b PEEEsB ORIGINAL CAMPBELL
Will perform every evening" during the sason
the where will produced Burepqde
Operas Paatomine Fares With Ethiopian Iresy, by the
MODEL TROOP OF THE WORLD.
IN Dsors open sH, Concert II o'clock
EE- Tickets Fifty Cents.
90 seat. be secured q. the okes from II 70 ..
MATT PERL, Manager
nq1H DR.. F. d. JoNE9, Agent.
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n OST OR ST0LEN-A PRoMIssoRY NoTE
thousand dollars, dated Feb usry ls5s By
ohas Guoats he order Of Mrs Julie Widow pebe
Bile after
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~ MssseHn-H. CARR, Sorrxs M,sAszE-C.
g. CHEsLEY, IRE Doors open AZ o'clock.
res Second night q Miss LOUISA HOWARD HEN
~ FARREA.-FRIDAT. December I-Shefdsns
scHcop FOR scASDAL-Lady Tsaats. Mas Howard,
Tesze MI Farm After Which, ibs ls1ghabe farce ANTONY
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A. RLEANS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Deem
ssr 2 ssag,li 70 Enacted de Grand opsrs, BY Bsievy
fB MONDAY December Grand
Opers, By BeiTt, NORMA.
NosEPsrens who h4ya engaged rsquestsd 70 call
for .her Tickets before hapas9 oek, Otherwise ths5 viii BE-
po5ed OIL
w The nsie informed Controllers hive orders
nunnx NJ aE.hc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
SINGULAR AND HORRIBLE STATE or
AFFAIRS.


A correspondent Of the Cincinnati Commercial
writing from Franklin county, Ohio, relates the
following
A relative of his, named David Ward, who made
- home with Thomas Ward was taken withthe
cholera and died. having two negros TO take care of
him during his illness, there being ofhe neigh
bors who would 90 to the house. After his death,
two men from Franklin went 10 Wards dressed the
corpse, and put ii In coffin One OF the negfoes
who had waited on David Ward lived on Thomas
Wards larm, and had wife and three children.-
He was taken i'll with the cholera bt was in fair
way Of recovering when his wife and one child
died AT this he got out Of bed and ran Off He
was found a few days after, lying in Clear Creek.
with one OF his arms broken. An undertaken had
he bodies of his vile and child decently buriea-
The other negro man who had waited on David
Ward, and the Two remaining children were at
that time al Thos Wards. fhe man was taken
with the cholera when Ward seat him out into the
woods TO die. One Of the negro children being al
so taken with the cholera Ward led il out into the
woods and laid il besiie the sick ma6 where il 4 ed
10 few hours Warddug hole al some distance.
threw long rope to the sick negro, and ordered
him TO tie it around the corpse OF the child which
being DONE be dragged the body 10 The hole, pulling
at the cad of the rope, and then made the sick ne
gro drag himself to the edge of the hole and push in
the dirt until he covered the child. Some Of the
citizens Of Franklin went and brought The man and
the remaining child 10 town, where they have been
cared Tor and are getting well.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
a Delightful Retreat.
SHASsoSDALE SrRISes !
September Ath. ls5I
tExrRAcr FROM a rarvArK Lr1r


have been among those who have preferfedlcom-
tJrt and health 70 crowds and fatigue, SO; during
the heat and unhealthness Of the summer rai6e 10
this quiet spot ] found what sought-irest pnrc
bracing air, and the saline chaly6eaie waters bfhe
celebrated Spring. Iii wonderful how much tfou-
BILE people take 10 make themselves excessyslf mn
comfortable by long dusty journey to oyersesosa-
cd places OF resort when every thing thew seally
need is placed il were at their very dcors Tbese
Springs, for instance situated on spur Of Inc HIue
Ridge Mountains surrounded by beautiful lol.ritry
and under the charge Of the most obligina u exie
lent hosts have been passed by in total igioralce
by many weary passenger who was seeking IN vain
just what one finds here
will not speak of the pleasant DAYS spent here
as Tear there IS too great disposition alfeady
among our people 70 rush. where they will .sjd ex-
element merely. The Shannondale Springs have
only 70 be known 20 be fully Appreciated For dys-
pepsa X Is indeed sovereign remedy, could not
have beieFed that Gle use Of the waters os hbese
Springs would so soon produce such decided ssrilts
1heaimosphereis inygoratng and dry, andShtss ene-
~ o. the most beautiful kind The Hotel isiixtel-
lenily Kept and every thing is recommendetibS
delicious neatness. III
Il has been my good fortune 10 be Al some bfthe
best springs in Germany. especially the celetistted
Spa The Shannondale Il fully equal 40 them$Ir the
quality of The water and in my humble opii$I1 in
beauty Of scenery il hear already Of many nist iie
pie who going TO take up ssearlv quarters here
next season. n every enc will be as we'll rstasc
and as much benefited al have been bv M; .yss;t
here, they win certainly become fixtures Al tSissle
1llffui resort. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
OUR CHUReHEs,

f.
The new NJ. z. Church is now ready fsr the
roof, which Is e be Of slate. This is decidedly
handsome church edifee. Il Is built OF brick. Is
BY 40 feet and II he interior is fitted up as neatly
as we have every reason to expect there will be
few liner or more imposing churches in she VAL
ley.
The Episcopal refrigeration, under the pastoral
charge OF Rev. Q. w. ANDREws have also CON-
menced building new Church, in consequence Of
the small rnd diapidaeid condition Of the old enc
The site they have selected is "a very eligible one
The building Is 10 be ofsone fronting on Germ an
street 40 feef and running back l0l feet Mr.. Jo-
sgPn Randall frcm whose acknowledged skill. in
duslry and perseverance we anticipate its speedy
completion. has contracted To do the work
The Lutheran Church has recenily been duiie
handsomely ref.Ied, adding much 10 lis appearance
and TO the comfort Of those who assemble 10 wor-
ship there.
We are pleased TO see this spirit OF improvement
SO rifle amongst our ehurcA-going Reople Wsare
q that NUMBER who do not believe that people
should live in p.slaess and worship IN bs,as. IS
SIP Rrgid.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

777{7
II ne rcziae1es g nss - 81 q I'll H0rf
i. lie 81 day q e '':I 4 Sdffon ElIl. Il 4Fk
FOR 81 II <esr q her - tkro.uh 4.
y . m al 81 christ,anl!y stse.s6
..,.sa her IN the neet &. 81, s,sin another
sfD<ath ex s 49, l "a - 80 Il sh3
Lotd ard . 's s.i - : dart Il thee
Iimc shA', 80 4, - instant, ia ~
~ Monday evening, w 49, Starry. ii this p<
= A. 81 fIf. Conrad NT
orINE KEN = ~ II! 4 n -. s..'i il days. II
eeed years = q e.s. - .x.s.inr last, Of dv,..
- his places On Neef q Il III son 81 Jt<A
.of1N CHRIS ~ = @snrr 8 raonks and - az
Mary Ashbaoshs eksfh + !. o1risA HfoI.ER g.
= fsdmhridge, nid3s - Y, MS ,sIace ani - i
r. Nj James Molsrs lo y II. & $. = Il. -
ser 81 Mr.. DAVID holl . 80 ~ -, F1f,n -.
& ~ Mace, TUESDAY eNen.ss u, ~
serrr si5N iniant son q Peter ane 49, e
= 49,, siev County, On the 29th III ms y ~, IAN
x. vcsEBS Err infant son of samuel pne sx.nsf.ne
80 aged is months and ~ oays' ~ n.te
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
THE GUBgRN AToRfAI. CANVASS

II
The Gubernatofial nou1inali0n continues iAieive
the Democracy of this Siale vast amount az igon.
bic. In The hrst place they cannot agree upon me
time for holding their convention. Strong o1bosi-
sion IS made ey a large portion Of them 10 calIing
q convention so early as next October ;fexI
Spring will be time enough they think; and mere
over, Il Is strongly suspected that the game ak3br,
TOR getting up convention al an carly day4ts 10
choke of sundry aspiranis who may prove seher
troublesome @ those whoFmanased 10 get III in
We beginto doretvery much whelher ths, ad-
roeales OF an early calf will succeed Thf Or
position are making strong demons,ratipnts and
there manifest indications Of backing out o. Inc
other side, The people, also. are pfoyok.hgIy
slow about moving 10 lhelmaner The fagieh5.n
have called upon them % rally IN ali paris olhs
Statehood county Conventions and prrpar,. Tor
the great work Of nominating man. this FsIi no
succeed the renowned Joseph; but faiu, rj,ise
only comes from Few sections. and mar Of shite
suspicious nature. oc.bber Is likely to corsA a.
round before the leaders succeed 10 stirring ~ e
noogn q interest among The sOvereigns 70 a
10 the meantime candidates fof the Gubersl,o-
rial honors, and fve Thousand per annnn 4 -
coming forward a. raie truly distressing 10 Ehtb
other Upon moderate calculation it ma y 81 =.
umaied that by NEXT Spring incase The convection
y postponed until thar time, there will Be neaR a
many candidates Ter The npminafion as there Jsin
delegates n the eonreniio1, and il mar t1rnihnf
alter all that some obscure individual VIA ars
never been spoken Of FOR Tie post viii come ID 1rd
carry OF the prize. The precedent set bv The a.
Democrats National CpaFenlion viii no, Be og-
gotten 10 case Of an emergency. There 4 : H.
promising chance for sorle one If mar lass II ~
diFidnais famous f5f 'luck.7 indiscreet frields
may md out to their sorrew and he inisi, 49,,
iic1Iion Of fic;r ran. rh,t b. irot.ir biS or,i H.
soon they have spoilf his chance.
Our Whig friends are taking he mater A..
easy. They have he consolation "a E1.-r IA n
they are In uino-ifr lstht race f. ~ .I.--~9 y,
he sun nor The batile % he tro1r.0
fE'rtuohl rr--f1 F
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
Baltimore Market. /
Randolph q I.alinser's
CiacgLAL oF PeIcEs lIs. THg BALFiMaaE MaRKKr
Fdr taeaoeek ending Sept {. 81


Fdr &c neck ending Sept 6. 81 +
Reported expressly Tor the Free Press
APrLEs:r Supply light and no demand We
quote uoniinaiIY at s 80 % IS per bhl.
PuTTERl--The receipts are fightershaAlast week
"a change IN prices. We quote Glade in kegs az
y 70 - ctf Western !0to Il CTS. RolIst 10 q III
cts Compton 4 70 II ets
BErswA4.-We qupte 26 10 70 etc. with no
demand.
BAcox Activity ane prices renaia as quoted
Sales o. Shoulders at IS y g CTS. Sfles 6to 7,
Hams plain to 10 cents. Fancy 10 10 II cts.
Country SoAP.--in coed demand with sales at
5 too cts.
Cirrus. 1880 offered at4he scalesoh Monday
800 Of which were sold At S275 10 81 IS On tie
the hook equal 70 - 50 70 1926 hsil, and Il .
balance were taken ont Of he market.
cLovERsEgD.M ar:Iet firm nd prices advancing.
We quote IS so 10 500.
Cons.-.Recsipts vsfy large ana vdelnand more
active VIZ qaoIe White A 81 70 S. ess. yellow a
DnlsD Feulr--sals4 of Apples At s1oo losi Is
Peaches at ISL, so TO s fl75.
,DrERskI,Es.--Are ii demand and sell ii l6 20c.
FLoUR-Ssock tight and demand fe9hsnmption
Is acEfye though there u very lifts eng shipped
We quOie .Cily Mills IL So 10 58.25; Howard 81.
FL4xsrrd.-sales Al 81 80 to 81 s5.
Fuss.--SAles Of Otter Al 81 10 Isl Rad Fox u
g 50 SIS ink3 % 90 cis Coon aad Grey Foz
y tol5 Muskrat6 toJ Rabbit ID
GINSENG. Market dull Held NORMALLY at hi
TO As els.
Hocs.-Rrceipts ard light and acsazha Fl M
Sales al $3.50 10 Sc IS
LaRD-S4les ID Bills. at 3 to 10 eta Kegs 10 ri
II cts.
Oars Siaod demand, and sales 81 ;45 70. s. CT.
sEskg ReseT seneca Is Il demhnd and * Il
readily Al 81, % co cts.
TALLow .szSales at 10 ID 70 cents
TIAorHY SEED sales d So 50 10 50.
Wool Market dali and prices Ilsr. Sales Of
unwashed f8fo 49,; washe1 81 rs tDs35|efs.
WHRATr% Receipts net o1ile 20 ,aFee We quote
infefioFsfo coed Red Si.60 10 sI.7u. good prime
81 80 b 81 IS; common White 81 rs 70 81 81 |;
FaKiilY Flour prilns 81 IS 10 - 20
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

We underestimate that qnautityofch aff and. shaw.
lying upon the barn ioor OF Mr. James Glern .abonl
miles fTom this place, was discovered 10 be on
hfeoa Wednesday evening he 30th uit the flames.
il Is said had reached The girders before superhu
man exertions Of Mr. G,s slaves and neisbi,ors
could succeed in extinguishing them. Il Is pre-
sumed thar The negro boy Of Mr.. Rnckle, who ran
away on the eveaine previous. was the instigalor
Of The Ore as he was In that neighborhood our
ing The sane daI-Slcn Rsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

The friersis az this gentleman. who Is 4 naiive
Of this Countv. will be pleased 10 lesrn ,ha1 M
merit is acknowledged, in Iowa, The State OF his
adoption. In sckerai Of our exchanges he Is hiirh
II spoken OF as "a orator and talented man. IL
Is now engaged In stnmping the S,ale Of Iowa. II
making Aati-N ebraska speeches, and his efforts
give promise Of ] brilliant future. The Dnbuune
Observer speaks Of him in glowing terms ~.
Cumberland Telegraph says a ME- Chapline ii a
clever gentena1 aud Il his talents are duly annie
cizfcd there Is nospost hoWsv-r exalted, 10 wkizh
he may not in time aspiren We feel confdeot
our fellow cilixsns win unite with rs Ia bidine Nm
hearty Col Speed r-Silg Reg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

Csxcrxxkrl. Sept. LA few days since. Just ar
~ The steamer Timour, No. g had landed her pas
sengers al EDWARDS Yard near jefferson city, Mis-
souri,. her three boilers exploded. scattering death
and destruction around and leaving the boal ictal
wreck.
Al The fastest accounts six persons were lyingion
de shore dead, and il was suppose that IS or 10
others were thrown overheard an drowned Qw-
ing to the confusion and excitement the exact num-
Der cfkilled could not be ascerfained. About sew
enteen persons were scalded and otherwise inured-
Mr. Dix, iheSpilo,, was in dying condition, pol
having spoken since the explosion. Among the
killed are w On. Kilchef, Ed. O'Mahey and Con-
ners. Among the wounded are Patrick kinnsy (.
deck hand, badly sealded; Edward Roach, deck
hand scaIded:three children Of Mr.. Charles Eekley,
The second clerk scalded Mr.. White, merchAnt
- p .sno.f~e scsided Eckers, the clerk Of The
I. 81 ~ IN board and two Of his chill
fhFowu-1n rns4zalE n s ~ r
river. Many pieces OF wreck were found hslff d
mile from the place where the explosion occurred
The hall was breaking up, and but few Of the
goods on board would be saved. The Entire up
per works are destroyed! The engineers Of the
boat Charles w. McCord and Joha r. Scott, gave
bonds in the sum Of $1,000 to answer any charge 81
misconduct or negligence The boat was from ST
Louis, bound 10 ST. Joseph, and was valued al Sl5,
600.
fsEcoNn DISPATCH
The Captain Of the steamer Timour reports TWEEN
ty killed. being nineteen hands Of the boat and iht
pilot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

Graham's Magazine has an article on coal buy
ing and coal burning from which We select The fol-
lowing:
"The great mistake Of ali Is to put on too much
COAX as il itwere wood-thc greater the Quantity
the greater beat. II too much csal Is supplied the
combustion IS necessarily imperfect, because the
hre Is checked up" the draught destroyed and
the elements pf the coal, slowly escaping from il.
pass Otto the chimney unconsumed, or are dissem-
lnaled IN gases throughout the room. Whereas,
II the strata OF coal be but moderate. a RED flame
will play around The interior oflhe stove. by which
entire combustion and healthy heat are secured
One ton Of coal, therefore, by thorough combustion
will often secure more heat and 4 healthier atuios
phere, than two tons consumed in the ordinary wav.
and this is fact which can easily Be demoustra.
ted -
III will be very important, this winter esneciallv
10 have attention paid 10 this rulel
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
BERKELRY ELEcrIoN.

We give below the result Of he recent election
for Sheriff Of Berkeley county. Il win be seen ths,
BAaSEr crsHwA. Democratic nominee, has been
elected BY majority Of Jfay.frs votes, over NEw-
conER, independent, Democrat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

DeArH or AZ EoiroR-The Liberty (BsdfoId
COUNTY, Sentinel " Friday last says :- W. regkel
70 learn that Jan Il. Wilson, esq, Editor and
Proprietor Of he Roanoak Republican died a Tie
residence q Rev. Ee;son Sale. in this county. o.
Sunday last alter 4 pyolfacied illness. He was
young man oftaleqt lsi catered upon tie active
ties 81 life, and gave promise Of much uselnlpe<s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
Local NJ emorahda.
LOOK 40 our TERMS j

II our patrons would keep an eye to our TERMS
they might correct d niisappFchensi@n under which
some, affect be 10 labpring. The lsfms are regu-
larly Inserted and no one can pleasf ignorance. -
We now give fair notice that we mean to adhere
~ fhptnt 40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

TlHE Books and pSpefs of Lock- Cramer 4.
u Line arp in the hanis 6f = II Look fnr ssiix-
meni X Is fzpectcd thar ali indebted % said Efns
win cone forward and ma ks paYmenfsbf he 2oifs
oflhe month"; II payment Is n6t made ~ accoduls
viii be placed ID he banda 0f 0ll5cet f3f cnilec.
tioa. LOCK- CRAMEn a. LINE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
To thai Farmer'g,l

r HAVE Had ixed % aftte Depot aipair Of Fair
i hanks platform scales foi Neighinli estlle, hogs
and stock 81 all kind. Hay, &C. Anli have also.
made pens or loading took on ths cars. Farmers
or traders can have there stock moi crly loaded on
he cars here tut can weigh them hsfose leaving.
Sep embet q 1854
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

1--we have frequently heard the celebrated Ger
na s2ld by pr NJ bas 100 Afchsreet
nfcqtcines 1ellete III
y - Tor fhn = one OF the
eAn ne taken under ttfrh
,s.ss htlf
cainmendIng this inT2lhablc have X,
bfify, Sc me 6e.I..y !tr
ilv ,vf.- i, x 1na1 se snisoneed 10 every f...
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

e1-otnSoaEs, ULcEpss and al eruptienslard diss
arising from an impure O. denravad strte ar az
blood Sde the extraordinary ~ Mr. w. q IIar-
wood, "a highly respectable citizen Of Rchnoad Va bv
Carriers Spanish Mixture He had ulcers and sores of
the worst descriptions and finally got 50 bad he !, a
able 10 walk except crutches few bottles Of Car
tefs Spanish Mixture the great blood purifier. cured
him. has cured buadreds Of others ssho have suf-
ered with rheumalisns bad effects Of mercury and
pairs aud ulcers OF the bones and ioiDts. !
= SSce advertisement Jalv l3in
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
RELIGInTs NOTICE

protracted meeting viii Be held ia s Prssby terrain
Church 1t Bunker llili Berkeley county commencing
Oh Saturday, September 9th, at / o'eoA, A, NJ.
Septeinber7, 1854.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

ms >1QcH Srnscnr1zn. II he n;ninum ans n
chester Gas Company vas rad = rr'k.,-;f,s 4.
days ago and H. election u fnrri IA f;-rr'I'
ri'l Be held On he I1't inst Br ,hs time
works are laid. ceqdr1 money vii Is snh<criI'
% f1rl1rt me Pipes tE1u1h enc or iro rtIIf,i1I.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
GRAND Lo5lE o q TIIa ]. = ~ !.


elsafn from Baltimore. ths, this BODY Assem-.
O'ed ~ that city Monday nsrnine ID the Rsrn,;s.
Saloon Of Odd Fellows Hail Cav $50, e, p.'aa
preliminary basiness was transaeies. IN. -.,n.,
q me Grand Sire impars ..the eIassom, ,;Sir-'
iaai The work goes brayely on,s IA ne tolIo~;ss
word '"e 'oioEing
me returns ifom the various iurisdir,ion. "a
yo.es onqer me jurisdiction of Ibis GRAM Ts
ss Wv nsathiul condition Of The Order ho,h ~
npnnetlcai strength and 10 financial prosnsr;,. -
nost n al DO they exhibit the liberal bsnded
hsn WIN winch the distressed Of our frafernitv
"a oss1 aiaea: The last annual 1eport lerhiS
oao 100 soSl 81 <syAi lodges a membership Of IoS
so, S1 an revenue Of 81 209, Us 99--of wbicI
~ " were exaepded Tor the relief AZ The sic
me eaucalipn Of orphans. - enu
be refoTt 10 be presented a. M. .s,
ION WI slow about ), ITO lodges ooi apo .
oers VI .575 900 revenue, ana ss1 mn 81 menu
eiInfes Tor the benevolent PURPOSES "a =
zaion Peneiraed deep mo IN ,s.s... = anl-
noIni ana stretching nerthward toward he 60, ~
,ons q we Archie Circle as ifemuIons M 49,
Efforts which science Is naking ~
te.lel q NE bold navigator Sir John FrsneI;
= us sdhant companions from their irv nsis'
100 Is seeking ia those far-ofT Il
neve and eonfoH suffering humanitv Fal,..,, -
~ tns hardy pioneer, and bearing he hes,
p1lnclpes Of Mobilization within n hosor ues'
5000 100 10 the westward the opnort,nir;..
,ha s good will towards men Wsf,sSs'.
" ungs g the wind 70 the isles or he son,h 10y
enafhy rafseth her standard procIs i,,iss
~ -.ossed mariner rest from his labor ana
~ via nls erelhern. Representative