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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

4 DaeAnfr. ExFLpsfpx OF powpsk MII ca,
<lt l4li 4 Il - the pousieF Dae azfne 81 Mays.
riile. ny ms frat yesieufax m9fniae. when
eight hard sfS,ees 81 rnwd t1rlsded ana fnfhS
81 thirteen k9aseSs The txp'o.ion. lock place II
Two oeisckUa Sunday munfnR carrying eesiruc-
i'm n ~eefy rireetinn The fshf rfodBrsa VI j
nrsi kiiliian,. ard singular 10 saw n6t IL. xss
-, sni bnl lev pssrinS in;uf d The ciiz rs
wtr - mafh alarm d that somc minuts tIapsed
hesnse any one would 90 fntothe sffests The gen,
efaiiuprf<Sion uas thsi fhe cay ~ Judgement had
rome. Whfn he eisizens s4i'lfd ont hey iound
ttie sidewalks covered with fIsRf1nfs ofdem0lishsd
h3nses. The property d1mr d IS estimated a. a.
~ 10 . E hundred n u<snd 38iiais Cblrf two per-
sose Nrre etfpsiT ri1ied Or lazy did fofn
rff css Il sr1hi Ths NaFar II ri ans thon and
dl3Isrs ior affirmation that ~3ald lad 10 The con-
victim d the fasett TINT sei frs 70 The msgaz1e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

srpnEx Dksra z-Its bat yesterday since we
Eaxe our parting good wishes 70 our young friend,
Mr.. John ~. EiehelbeFger, On his setting out for
he ucsi. On SATURDAY last. his remains reached
ar toun ffom s.. Lpuis where he died on the pre-
neGinR Tuesdoy after very rief illness Of bill
iou1 character He died far from home and rela-
tI1ee hi 4 q pleasant 70 know that ffiends were
nfclud him and bis last wants cared for His re-
rIai13 we're deposiied u Mt Hebron Cemetery
and funeral sermon was preached in Tie old Lu-
sk<f.1 Chy5ch b Rev c. r. KFauih = Uln. VI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17
NoRTH cARoIINA ILTcTInn.

UnoliciAl returns from the whole State have been
resieted. Rsagg's ldsm.) majority over Decker
tnhigl . 3o3s The Senate, composed Of So
nlenoeks has 50 democrats to 20 wings The house.
composed 81 40 members, has es democrats 10 S.
~hir4 making % democratic majority on joiat bal-
Ice -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

Virginia To Wit:

- E4+-~@et - - - = rs sa.s5
Al :fale. ri Il u Dc ONE ol sSs kirrnit
Court q u 15eoG q 10 81 o. Tie III carol ~.
cia'ks z D.ss. .... Elslsaa
My Arm M,ox Kn1eh 4utsN I'D SaM1fs
Uarnts Ydfaes Nzer M naN< III I'm II
Ba1nss6 f;s<fsts 1}ena, 0gklzr Iifalis b.
ei1 80 H<<Ifk b s<<1 pc3shd4nfs
- CHANG Fry. f
ffttiE ~ 4 q thi<knii II Is fired IS if lnpf.
esNr sfrennd rs II d$tfDa2Ai zNaes
B ,fIEf il ihS 1s|entIanis Mary Am ia ebe3 ard
DAtnts & Garrett ii III ri E1znIio8Ed 6fd II
an dsef4s rs ~ sSIi<s in II Ee RtnctliS
jg.les me d, against Ihauss HhIieT ~. nni;t ne
suspis.s s:is1 pSyinz iss csais <stpfkd kys taH
Il 10 f;ns III !ssii il Is iblx I'D s1as
iii deieHds6k 40 no resi- tents Of ihiS StaiS 1e}
sie her 81 ffql u appear Are Nisisits o4e
n o. alter die publ d. i:lI< III ii alN ~
40 oh4i is 6<ees>< Il l0 Dlil9rI kfif 7hitees9 Il
ibis mexstf. Il s. fl f4kf 7>ftFk thai 4 tk
i rs i b pail i<6<i u1c u<<k ~ i,iis kakesSfirs
4e<k< j i6s|f Nfetnta Kfe< fiesF 40 f*'tf1
4 ne ff1t dior II ~. r3aft 'oaer 1f fhf C11-
3. % 81 As; 11I q I..1 1szi cs 1a.k Court
1srsa & 4 6iesvN ell
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

k.Ele|n Ho3'D<1n has beca u1sbiuo,is,y ~
ard Po.cus, Rail Rod CouplnY Tbe main
rack % 1111if rcd Iss bra nearly Ell rcisil xh
a. ri. ana ~ c1nIi 10 otlks conr1nr rsp-
re><ntd Is rrc.r>rooe ~ i1con< tarIrr uect ~
cr.ts.d t9f ,hc sxle,,<. tiriris,el Dung o.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

These amounts a. cofnpaie ed with the reeeires Tor
he mouth Of June 1853 show an increase OF 3 i06-
073 6S on the main en- and 81 s. 05s 10 on Wash
ipgion branch, making total incrt ase Of Si09.-
f3S 36
The receipts Of the msin stem for The FIRST seven
months Of the present year show an increass Of
over one million Of dailars A. compared with the
same monkls In last veal Bat Aneiean
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

Al 4 ~ntfI11 coini1u1 ~ - - -1't4 t'q 9 -
50. A. and A. n y. F'a<ty sSkains hrz LID
a b is.s. q 4 -. shs ssath q eer re 1so'Hs5
T.6n>sB uAmsatss = = nnessns.1 = ~ [
f.Si'er I'D .pprv psiass ,sAnnsz-
Vx1.-su-,s /. ros.n.sasisx Il shr0< No srpesrtsa
g q =. y Dr.ws " n. nfoilets Jebn Fl
~. .ea ls.nrs W. nslser, = trell nstics = she
~. szsscSs 4 D. sshas 4 sis tass q - ne
r~sss... llss4 blessed sae Great Asshissst efths
IrnfsrrS~ - IL dk1el1splfn y BIZ wlsc
. ss1..se iE.aa a. ~eS ~ ~sl.bslsssd tssI.sk
1910. ~ ally s. hgh-niinded and us>lul siti,
rrn ~ IS II 4t enlfbf hretl1er, whose eArtAnet
"a ely J. ss s. ~ 2 rs;s'ss ~.
E,.S.rsl 1hat y, fh& tsntl q cur late nrotes bis
Wis - l,-s : h.sng nis,nna. be ehilassn bird
- ' - 81. s':' e 49,. = I'm s.sss6r.
i Fi,,.,rtd That ~ ei4eercIy Aytnpakhi1e with nc
1 bdr5r1a wifc and fnr eoNns xiqlls aud lrienss q
~ departed sFgt4ek. n az lfsspershls ~ shsy
s..s r.ss sis Igs he elbed IN rpurnng
~ lhs space Il * .t.s. and that Ne lnsnbers
fhrsf war Inc sisnai hAdgr Il mourning thirty Gays
RSss.ssa, ThAt the ioreg.lnx sauthits b salsred
% he records 81 lbs lge and copy iorN er.sd q
~ family = Ns.s ssSsasea brssher. With sne
Insurance that this LsaEe deeply sytapathse win
1890. Tlal ~ thSnka Il this iosge he and
hereby tandsgs = .s dis MIC FasIn Y q Aaes.
decreased brofef during his hie illness, and if thei'
kindne.s = hiz ianlilyn Tia hour q shsF I'd -
Rsse;rsS Tbatths papsrs d he county Be- request
i ed % copy the foregoing nselttens- :. {.
: n. ~. DNEW, W. NJ
: JoHx p Baowx, Sstftgarg. pro ten.
I KNaw NorniN0 vldyualks - The candidates
sie Know Nsahisgs III Jnaieial, Cunnig snd 4 Z
: nleipai Othees eere elected in Louisville. Nv
!, handsome nsisFiltfs ~ Menaas a. any ~ Y
= ~ NJ lav IL ste rnultv Iiusite Cinfinnsi the
= xweps lheldeld hy ateal Ase HUNDRED naicthy
q Y E -.~4@--S>1A ~~4>-------$-
2 fTTke AlsxalaFsS Gazellr sarS tha. 1tneFa
2 Iwhs tnItw "a hard hslled exx" n the fsesinvu
y 2wakts 0paDd iiafs himself famous. Here's Fpk
e ~ Soush Csfulia& aaA the newspapers arr pskH
e Ming 10 announce hlsHgfival and departure ~
Y ths various paill 90 bis journey
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

1I4H b .UuIfIE |I0| RI 3FIE0I-
Wz air pIEI1t 60 0tsII|1 ~, ~ [el{rr4.1
TX. @|I h. cn'i a. D..4.41f@ psII Lt1E|I
have q I1t I|@'IoIr . : s.. leader u ccI11i1s
Icn1.1 \ witch h 1I4c1s..|1 general |cn<<III1
I1u coIt|I|I Itt nt1. t1t.I1 t1rt1|& . KS =
EtnefaI 1rrtI1Fi1iio1 b. he rub ic II1d b Wrs-
tern lai.fpa1s ard c1noIs. and rcccnnfn3s Re
lnf1ie1 pftf q Ne nsn SAFES 81 81 Isn3t which
tAeI u1l 4litet a. lt1I1 prices f1rf'rf reu ~
st''IIn6. - ine pe1ce pr acre. ire 0<1efa Gov.
fInment fe.cfri1f "a 1oI u1IIt lto>c rrIrtt ard
keeping he Fe1er1l Lad oflces Il f1I' bIasf a.
While. a other word. -. So Eis.s ~ ~, VIZ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

The regular monthly meeting Of Il. Board 81 pi-
feciors Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was
held yesterday morning The oficial report pf The
business Of he road fur the month Of July which
was read 10 the Board showed the revenue fcL the
moaih 10 have been as follows
Main .ieui WISH Br Tftais.
For passengers 81 404 05 S24 40 65 Ssis sl4 20
For freight gas 8l0u5 os8 90 234 SsS IS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

The following i li-s o., elected offers q the
efsas Eassn fmfns q vs2fof one rev. ftssa AZ,
gus s. - ~ isii='-sus.s u'suu1u unuanz issls
n ". o. s Wards Transcription no. /,
Wheeling
r. w G. Scribe. Isreal Robinson, No. is.
Hrdgesvlle
Rw. @. Treasures, James Matthews. No II,
Martnsbufg
nv G. ]. Warden. A. D. waraeld, No 6.
Alexandria.
CIR tod.LU. s, Edmund P. Hunter No ii
Martinsbulg
II The following letter tsays the Lresturg
Washing ionian) has eeen handed 70 US Tor publ
cation which viii be gratifying 20 the friends Of
the Lcudonn Branch Improvement
LocDoss CouxTY,
Angus s. 1854.
DsaR SIR:-For The satisfaction Of lh0se Who
care 10 know please announce In your next papef
that the GradualiDn Of The Loudoan Branch Of the
Manassas Gap Railroad will b commenced on
Monday next. The 9Th inst, 81 o'clock NJ on
The oh Section, near Gum Spring. By Wm- Wall
contractor. Very respectfully yours.
4. II MlDDLETONii
Engineer 10 charge
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

Wxrra Yorn uoasre - il sf'cnpf wa< mare
last Friday night 81 three men, supposed q. he ne
crhrs y tnnl ihtfr horrrs from lie ia bies 81 Jacob
Srn<en<f O. ne tzss<fn edge Of Ionn They
wore nt<eretd " iht orerseer Who lofktf III NJ IL
4hsh ID ,n'sfft ii stable brf uhen he r<tnr1-
"a from tcNn. where te tnffis1 III oSeitfances II
vas faI1d h1t he f1|evea had succ<e1ed inhF<sE.
ine hole ,bfotrh ne taiek stone vail srre enofrh
b aceompl 4 sirs<rsfe V's<teaSr r l,.b "a i
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

PIIL1pEtrHIA, Aug. 6-sIr. Beall one amongst
our most fashionable dentisis-quiie distinguished
in bis art, was brought up before the Mayor (Con-
rad this morning. and held TO bail in the sum II
$5,0oO, charged With attempting to commit rare
on highly fespf csable young lady cher name il
0mii) aboni nineteen years Of age
II seems that she bad gone to his Office to have
Der teeth arranged and fixed. Whist undergoing
the operation about preparing for il, she Is said
10 have been placed under the inHnenre Of Ether OF
Chlofoform. and 10 this condition the accused Is
charged with having taken undce advantage Of her
helpless situation. She was very beautiful, highly
accomplished, and under engagement Of marriage,
the nnpsial soon to be celebrated
The affair has pyodaced intense excitement ana
indigestion. The ACCUSED heretofore bore good
reputation and en;oyed large practice in BIS pre-
flssine.
Another secornt ssvs that ths sconndrel sutceed-
ed Ia h1 hfrocious design
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

WI1s's LI1<,cII11 --I1l I1bnraItf I,r witch
n n WIle q ~ &t-.tiI'. has ot'.Iret re-,nf
d. r1,'<et y n< some iiI'. a<p. Uo<i prove = -
= r1'I41'> i1Fe1''11. If ~ 1tt r.1I1. q. i If4
I1''o4 rI''olsf h coU|'1>I'.r viii De ise.<'' q
1.I1I - &'.1..-I ~. while ~ 1r1.frn< y t1-''.
Ing 81 |1'1 a. <I||1II| he |t4Lf orr 3 r'r<<I q
a man. and vic. ~. '||4< Ir-I1|r j. trIn ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17


co io1s fsfe oa hi Top oiihe Long Lick II ,ur-
laia. nset a,atseu vts.r. Hampshiie ropn,, W !,
has from iiair iusinr mural, Oeen known L. exisi .
bus no one hay ever had the Courage To pis,le IL
until trw days ago. When Pfvf George Jvfdan
N lh- pfesth u q number of genslrlIssn having
let ao~n i candle aid Iasiend one end ii a pr i,
ssplihg and the oihef end around his body de-
scrnd. d i.ts Is mysterious regions The Rom
neY Asgss SAYS:
s.i'hr entrahce bears some resemblance TO me
crater Of a sOieaav. only smaller. The apertuse
al inr mon isnoT more Than, llrrr o. iopf isr 10
diametsF, But enlarges a. you descend like an H.
yettrdfunhel. the descent beng perpendicular the
whole distance Mr. !. descended ), me six y-fuiir
or sixtg Eve e. uhca he caine 10 the bottom III
srari " chamber ION which several passages
iesn N 10 various directions These passages are
suddenly large 70 admit foaf horse wagon X
Oh al iviag Al the hotto.n. says Mr. j.. aud .akiag
an upward view the scene isaifuy appalling -.
Large cfaggy rocks seem ready % tumble down
upon your head mi - terifi. is the sight thai
universal tremUr imprfcepatly ereeps oyTr lie
whole system This cavern does noi seem 10 he
inhabited By any living being race OF s1esr-
epirtd Hhe common ha) which nfest these rel ions
~ ,nlf.fn~. and fsr augh. e know, may Be- he
winged messengers Of Pluta. They uttered hof-
rid rly AM ssrsned disposed to dispute the rght 81
the unwelcoFne and nIi rs adventuIer. We harm
shat Ptcf J. intends making more minute IL VI
ns II M Of thi sseondefful cave
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-08-17

3 V711'r.V z7;HfcU f.f0itAL SQoiEt W. k5.,
IN - !. ,,<<ssH4 81 lkc Valley tkEscAisH a ~
!. 3EffERS0 HAIL. (sp'sll ns''s''s.y = {,
~ ~. & ,..t,ncc j 10 = ,sae..s'S'' =
Ssss ~ lS.p<e, f.t.r,s. = Z. s.s 9
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-12-16

Mrs. S%HERwooD's CHILDuooD.-Lady Jane Grey
speaks Of the seventies to which she was subject
ed by her uoble parents. | had neither cuffs, nor
hobs, nor pinches; but | experienced what l
thought was much worse. 1t was the fashion then
for children to wear iron collars round the neck,
with a blackboard strapped over the shoulders; to
one of these | was subjected from my sixth to my
thirteenth year. 1t was put on in the morning,
and seldom taken off till late in the evening ; and |
generally did all my lessons standing in stocks
with this stiff collar round my neck. At the same
time l had the plaincst chair in my mothers pres
ence. Yeti was a very happy child and when
relieved from my collar, | not unseldom manifested
my delight by starting from our hall-door, and
taking a run at least half a mile through the woods
which adjoined our pleasure grounds.-LJe Of
Mrs MerUOO4.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-12-16

BABY SHows.-The London Times. comment;nc
upon the great Baby Show in Ohio, saws;
There is something remarkably striking in the
difference between the Old World and the New, ms
exhibited in tn S National Baby Convention, which.
although bearing at first sight the appearance of n
good Joke, may hereafter assume some very seri.
ons features. We ut our cattle shows give nr;zes
to the man who produces the best food for the peo.
pies eating. The Americans give prizes for the
mouths best adapted to eat the food which il 90
bountifnlly prepared for them on their vast conf.
nent. The two nations typity their difference in
this manner. Our great desire is to find annie
food for our population. The Americans are only
DESTROYS of a large population to consume their
food. And really the wish of the United States
for a large and energetic population seems to be
founded upon very good grounds. They are
spreading out their arms so widely-they are an.
propriating SO extensively-they are annexine 80
constantly, that citizens, to fill all the newly ac.
qured territory, will scarcely be found. If they
buy the Cars possession in the north, these will
be useless without citizens to cultivate them II
they join the Sandwich Islands to the confedera.
ton, this will call for a fresh supply Of Jonathan
prog ny. Louisiana, Florida, Texas, are forever
calling tor fresh instalments Of Yankee blood
Young Yankees therefore, are at n premium and
the endeavOr TO encourage q supply of the best
specimens Of the article is founded on reason,
America cannot appropriate one.half of the world
without having q proper number Of citizens To
mako good the appropriation. The institution.
then, of a convention for ''prise Yankees' has its
serious as we'll as its amusing side.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-12-16
PHILIP, MY KING.

Look at me with thy large brown eyes,
Philip, my King!
For round thee the purple shadow lies
Of babyhood's regal dignitios;
Lay on my neck thy tiny hand,
With loves invisible sceptrc laden
| am thine Esther to command,
TIL thou shalt find thy Decentralization,
Philip, my King!
On the day when thou goest a-wooing,
Philip, my King!
When those beautiful lips are suing,
And some gentle heart bars undoiug,
Thou dost enter, love-crowned, and there
Sittest all gloriied rule kindly,
Tenderly over thy kingdom fair,
For we that love, ali we love 50 blindly,
Philip, my King!
gaze from thy sweet mouth up to thy brow,
Philip. my King!
Aye, there the spirit, all sleeping now,
That may rise like a giant and make men bow
As to one God-throned amid his peers.
My son than thy brethren, higher, fairer,
Let me behold thee in future years
Yet thy head needeth a circle tiara,
Philip, my King!
A wreath not of gold, but of palm, one day,
Philip, my King!
Thou too must tread, as we tread, q way
Thorny, and bitter, and cold, and gray:
Rebels within thee, and foes without
viii snatch at thy crown but go on glorious
Martyr, yet monarch, till angels shout
AS thou ~slttestat the feet of God, victorious
Philip, my King
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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-12-16
BE KIND WHEN YOU CAN.
ny ELIZA COOK.

Be kind when you can, though the kindness be
little,
IT'S small letters make up the philosopher
scrolls
The crystalo Of Happiness, vivid and brittle,
Can seldom be cut into very large bowls.
It's atoms that dwell in the measureless moun
tain,
It's moments that sum Up the century's fight
lis but drops that unite in Niagara's fountain
IT'S rays, single rays, form the harvest-moon.
light.
Stone by stone builds the temple that rises in
glory,
Inch by inch grows the child till maturity
prime
The jewels so famous in bright Eastern story,
Have been nursed, tint by tint, in the bosom of
Time.
IT'S grains make the desert-sheet, trackless, and
spreading;
IT'S but petals that deck every blossom-twined
spray;
There are leaves-only leaves-where the forest is
shedding
Its gloom till the density shuts out the day.
A word or a glance, which we give 0without
thinking"
May shadow or tighten some sensitive breast
And the draught from the well-spring is wine in
the drinking,
If quafed from the brim that Affection has
blest.
Then be kind when you can. in the sm,llest of
duties,
Don't wait for the larger expressions of Love
For the heart depends less for its joys, and its
beauties,
On the flight of the Eagle, than the COO of the
Dove.
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FOWLERS & WELLS,
30S Broadway. New York.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1854-12-16

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-11-01
BY }. c. MCGUIRE, Auctionser.

BY j. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
HANDSOME FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD
IL Effects at Auction ON THURSDAY morning
the I'd Of November at 10 O'CLOCK ct the residence
OF Mrs. Gibbons, on Indiana avenue, bstwesn First
and Secon1 streets, shall sell all her furnitu re
snd Household effects, oompr;si as-
Superior Rosewood Piano Forte
Pair ef handsome walnut maroon plush covered
te'e-atete Sofas, with arm and parlor Chairs
to match
Elegant rosewood Centre Table
Handsome Reception Chairs
Maroon dsmask Curtains, Cornice, 80
"eautlful gilt Mantel Ornoments, Vases
Walnut Whatnot, PAPER mache Tables
Handsome tapestry. three-ply and in grain CARPETS
Brussels Stair Carpet
Mating, Oicloth
Mahogany spring Sofa plush covered Chsirs
Fine oak extension DIM 2g Table
Cane 8. at oak dining Chairs, buffers Tray
Elegant French China, Diner, Dessert and Tea Ser
Voc
Silver plated Castor, cut Glassware
Superior English i've ~ handled Table Cutlery, ty
Silver plated Spoons, Forks and Candlssticks. Fire
irons nv
Superb iron high post Bedstead entirely Gilt with
Canopy and elegant blue damask curtains
Mahogany and walnut French Bedst.ads
Handsome Dressing Bureaus, Wristbands
Be-t hair and husk Mattresses
w., "npis wool Mattresses Blankets
R.s ard Tan Linen Window Shades 10
Together witt gee assortment Of Kitchen
Utensils.
Terms: $50 and under cash; ove,' that sum a
credit of four months, fer notes satisfactory en-
dorsed, bearing interest. ...
JAMES G. McaBIsE,
cot 26-d hucttdf1ser