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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
stas,k yard, Barn, &C, Burned.

On Stsiday afternoon, Lovettsville, Loudoun
county, ", was visited with two or three heavy and
refreshing showers of rain, accompanied with thun-
der and 4htning.
During the first thunder storm, the lightning
struck ssrge tree in that vicinity, standing neal
the stack Syard and barn Of Mr.. SAMUEL FRYE. The
electric fiid passing from the tree 10 large rick
straw stasdingcontiguous to the barn, and instant
Lz.- sattips4 it IN ire In a aw minutes the entire
to reno r The IRE "l,n sni, seI'i.iss
forts weresnade to arrest il
Mr. fr lost quantity Of wheat, hay oats
$500 80 which renders bis loss from 1900 to
mr. JoiH CoNrHER residing near Hogettsville,
during Tho Gain had also two fine horses killed with
the lighlnik y. valued at $sOO-Spira
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

b1-hESRY,S iNvIG CHATTING COaDIAIs-The
merits Of this purely vegetable extract for The removal
and cure o physical prdstraon, genital debility ner-
affections, &c, sci, are fully described IN another
column OF this paper, TO which the reader refcrFed-
81 per bottle, bottles for S. six bottles Cor 81;
S per dozen Observe the marks a the q ENviNr
Prepared only BY S. Fl COHEN, No, Frank lin Row.
Vine Street, be9w Eighth. Phila seipAia, Pa, TO
WHOM ALL ORDERS MUST BE ABDRESSEU.--
For Sale BIZ all respectable Druggists aad Merehants
thr9ngho the country!
Fcbruary.2, IS5f-lyk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
state "REMINISCENCES Convention.

The fos.ssowiIg resolutions were adopted by the
State Temperance Convention at Lynchburg:
whert4s, Tie last Legislature of Virginia, though
asked by:ihore than fifteen thousand OF the voters Of
this Stats I'D submit TO the people the question OF
prohibiting The sale or barter of any intoxicating
liquor, except for sacramental medicinal andmechan-
ical purposes failed to permit the people to vote on
that queItion And have thereby forced Us 70 appeal
from thsa bodyto the people, therefore
Resolsed That this Convention urgently recon-
mend to: the friends Of the prohibitory liquor law
throughout the State to organize in their respec-
tive col.niies for the purpose of carrying to the
ballot bx especially in the elections ofmembers Of
the general Assembly, their principles upon this
subject ;.and that when necessary and expedient
they nominate for Office and support by all honora-
lille meas men reliable and favorable to prohibit
tory laNa
Resoit;sd That il be recommended that candi-
dates ohhe office of Justice OF the Peace opposed to
licensing; ordinaries and merchants to sell ardent
spirits, % nominated and supported in every coun-
III, corpG{atiof or election district in the State
ResolGad That the Executive Committee be in
structediso provide for obtaining the sense of the
people ofs the subject of prohbitory liquor law at
the next spring election.
Resolrea That the Executive Commtteelbe instruct
ed to calIa Convention Of the friends ofTemperance
of the StAe whenever the exgencies Of the case de-
mand it.
Resolr3 That the friends OF temperance in Virgil
MIA be URGED to petition the Courts of tile Common
wealth tswthhold licenses to sell ardent spirits and
thatthe Executive Committee be instructed to pre-
pare the bprm Of petition for distribution and sig
natures. 9
ResoipoY That Special Committee Of Eve be APP
pointed II frame bill to present to the Legislature
having fos its object the entire prohibition of the
traffic in ardent spirits and that that Committee re-
port to I'd next State Temperance Convention.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
A BETRNTHED YOUNG WOMAN SHOT
BIZ HER LOVER.

We are called upon to record another Ideplora-
bic acciderS tesniting from criminally careless
use OF fire$arsns On Sunday night, Daniel M .
Arthur wa.3sting in the same room, MOI 3Il Sc
.yenlh street with Catharine Desmond, a Young la
dY 10 whoRf BE- was engaged. CaihariaeIwas sii.
ting at srsai; stand, reading book, andh low
Ell was sag her and trying TO transfer her atten
hun from " book TO himself, by extingnshing the
candle FSaslys all Of bis fond efforts having fails
Ell, he tookS double-bafFelled shot gunwhtch stood
in The cornYr, put on cap, and pulled the trigger
intending 4 blow Uutthe candle with The air forced
out Of the gin By lis explosion Of ecap. Untor-
tnnalely thS gun was ioaded and the horror strck-
en- man heasd a loud report and saw his betroihed
sink TO The foor bleeding and dying A fuffcharge
OF shot entefed her right breast and in spite of he
efforts OF tht physicians who were called she lied
yesterday msHningabouttwoo O'Clock. The unhap-
py young nSin is Of course almost distracted He
surrendered himself and was yesterday morning
examined $lthe Police Court The testimony
showing noffiminsl intention he was discharged
The dead 4ln the living were To have been mar
ried in abotS Two months CiHcinn1ti GaHe1e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07
4 PICNIC Party sURRoUNDED BY
FIRE IN THE WOODS.

On the 25th ult., a party of about 80 persons,
males and females, left Albany to gather blaekber-
ries on one of the talest of the Berkshire range Of
mountains, between that city aud Boston. InI the
afternoon, in quiet nook, surrounded on all sides
the height o. Elsf sssy S y! a2w9 e
themselves almost begir BY a tremendous ro,,,4.
grafton. and the flames famed by a strong vl;nd
rapidly approaching. The Albany Express says
The only way OF escape was through the mar
row gorge down which the little brook plunged
and the flames were rapidly approaching both
sides Of even that chance for exit NOT a moment
was 10 be lost All rushed instinctiveiy for the
narrow opening before them, leaving behind them
more than half the berries they had picked. Bat
they found the little crock could run where they
could NOT and that precipices undefbrush no path.
and the sitting smoke that blew hot in their faces
aud blinded their eyes, rendered their progress
slow And il Was slow. The ladies' had 10 be
helped al every step almost. Overhead and near
" all around was world of FIRE. Before Them
was just narrow way OF escape vet, AID hat
might at any moment be crossed and they compleae-
iy surrounded by belt Of FIRE!
Eagerly they passed forward, The stontest leading
the way and all encouraging each other as wellHas
they could. The air grew thicker and darker
The heat was dreadful Sparks and cinders fell
like rain around than. Their cioihing was re-
peatedly on FIRE The roar and craekie-of The
flames was almost deafening, aid occasionally the
fall Of b0rning tree crashed upon their ears and
added TO their teTTors
At last, when some were growing too weak topo
fnriheF two had tainted AID had 10 be carried, and
their condition was momeuiariy becoming more
and more desperate and hopeless, Suddenly the
wind chopped around and blew a fierce blast np
the narrow ravine the party were travelling All
were instantly invigorased relieved Of the smoke
in front and heartily encouraged. With a shout
they pressed forward again. and in about fifteen
minutes succeeded In gaining point beyond i'm
mediate danger, and in an hour more were OF their
way home in the railway car There escape was
a narrow one indeed Not half an hour had le.
lapsed aer their escape ere the trees and brush of
the ravine were 10 blaze, and their tysting place
was LOST in deluge Of fire.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07


Graf" Of Saturday last--ths senior editor being 4
native Of this county.
The Rockingham Rsyisier seems determined 10
weep Is readers advised d everything transpiring
whether proper 70 be published OF not The col.
umns Of that paper have recently been 6lled with
personalities towards the sen Tor editor ofthis paper
and no longer Than las, week the editors &C deirht
Cd with IN opportunity 10 chronicle something 10
annoy or wound our feelings published a notice
81 an Insignificant SUIT brought BY an individual
fer whom We have no respect Ii is not their no
ticethat annoys us, The modification arises from,
the connection Of our name with such an individ-
ua and We, therefore, the editors Of thai pa
per, that hereafter they mssf be extremely particu-
lar 10 what manner and In what connection they
use the name Of s. +. WALKER. The indieniiies
We have received from that press shall no longer
50 nnreouked, and ifthey desire TO wage war a.
gainst us, lei them announce the fact boldly, and
we shall crafty them 10 their hearts content
There Il point where forbearance ceases 10 be
viFiEe-ihal point has now arrived.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

DIssolveD I've hafn from he Siaunlon Spees
tailor thar The pasdral relation which has existed
Or he last eigit Years be,Feen fAs Rev. q. Al
Snilh. D. d. ana De Pfrz5gleria1 Conereea1ion n
that place was dissolved by tie PresbricrS 80
inalon Al is rteert session - =;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

e5-fke Rev JosEpli EBAKEn viii preach at Zoar
Church Rn the % Sabhat il September Il IL o'clock,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

Still CoSEiSED To ITs- BKD- Parkersburs
News, Of Fieday last says: The Oslo river is said
now TO be esfn lower than during the low water
season 1898 there being hardly ten inches 6f water
IN lhe chanlrA, Ferries reamosi useless, as ey-
cry lew miS4dhe river can be easily waded and the
longest run sHy steambu at can make is from island
to island. issvigalion IS entirely suspended. and
al kinds Of business depending upon trahsporta-
ton, at stSSa stia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

eOn< 81 Circumstances hars brorsh' Q
ma ersS,, .. he var q I5i2-lf IN III lssisr
q Cen. foe11r. ds,st - ferruber. 1914, he
1--WE q ,rcohn. IN. zesnp b SOP The enc
ny's sklr. }, itsir 1sse~ = ihs Potomac ns'f
ne Wki's Hons. Th<9tirs ksp; pP AZ alne'.
ile-ss.hs rs o. o, ~ i1' rish. q he q. .
shot. shells and rockets. 1.'ts Whole q ne -
and Sd, the C5nhoto.t nessEhiis snnol,os
shem ifouir1ns q sir1st1t pQ'1', TIE losEs'
n.ip. isYins clesc II st51s. r.. H.'' 81 ~ p
.vsiTe FOUNDER md 70 |i<| POM
fsn<ly sho; missed 14hn'' Pr "a
Ore ol-eomnodossl - d't- 2
col ihdi.s. .: sssn Z Ore re-. J.
a.,iIiery, his e-nf. 0df,.h -'e.
W,5s 49, - - n 80 :. -
~ ~ nnpafailsIsd hlnas' :.55 - -. !;
hon, . ~ a ne usrso,.r'<1 llal,, ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

SAP CAsraLrr.--Il was with regret thai We read
the following il the las number Of The Danriis
Republican The snliec, Of this notice. ras mar
q s'arIisg worth. We hope his mental and ply :
icaln disabilities are not Of permanent nat1res
+ Iflhers Be great defect ia oar editorial depart.
meni this week, hope The editor will be pardon
cd. ia as much as be Is careptIy reported. 70 bs
both mentally and physically disabled this week.
from having received an injury b. being ticted 81
a most Handsome, beautiful, yet 0nruT animal
possessing all he atiribates 6f kmaIe lDreliness
and o<rf<r,ion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

He cu0Hr II KNbsy-Jghn Wentworth, mem
Der Of Congrsk from Illinois. says:
ssWashineisSs with all rs beauty, Is heariiess,
wicked plare3s n Is one great gambling den. where
ihe stake are eefs and he players are legislator;
every body ssts that erefy body are rasesIs and
knares, and esEfT boiy acts + he believed whaf
every BODY AZ ~ lrns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

>.-n1loeoIt o<lcfDined moi n mn - -.
s,' s,,ssol By med, some Of whom baa ,,r..s,
- 49, ana sounded and directed them !, :.
esalaa hAl, % Be IL readiness % e6.rs. -.
...9 y ne should land 70 spike our rups u.
.inaes; The two ffigates ancbored .hr...,.
CONT slooPs and smaller vessels ps..es am
esm. sif pouring into ihe battery and nelSs.
woods tremendous Gre Of every de.cr;n.
10 Q nissive. u the woods on The left. ro,s.
10y q flaemen from Jefferson County. yirrjri,
snoe. Capt George W. Humphreys erea,Iv a.
su'sAed themselves BY a welIdireeted A.. !.
..eNys DELI, q did company Of niIiti. m.
s.ph Janney, who vas posted By me q ~
49, The hrst lost ose man killed TDavid Fz,,-
o shepheFdstewnl and one sergeah, ana fnr,
.ly.'ss wounded; 'hs ialisr had Two private. lin,
g. The company ofaHilIery, (cSpl Gdfs,b'.
l,sa % much distinguished itself on 4 former |
.ion, behaved with no less gaIlantry 10. dav > /
NAY seem amusing. At first thought. that rifsI
sa and Infantry should attempt 10 fght .hin. v;,h
a.b snail arms, bui the surprise viii cease when
nn.a'ed thar the British vessels had 10 k.sn s
ss seannsi, which was lep than dfly yard, fron,
ne suotes and much Of the heavy shot and vr...
.sutovef their heads, though The woods an arn.aS
.aem were skinned and stripped u their foliae, -
the enemys Ere. .0'''ss ~
= commodore thought the whole nnmhe, A.
NJ k'lled and wounded did not exceed ,birty ,.nd
.nsn We consider the constant Gre which bsd -.
~ uP y me enemy for the four days preeeedine
passage ~ The fort We should esteem onr,
selves very fortunate. His DAMAGE 80 n.. ~,
known BY u.s. Some Or 81, shin. -. 800 =
r =, sha should suppose his loss considerable
Aste were some remarkable instances Of DARN. d
during tie latter par, Of The eprarrm.r, = u.tang
y SapL Humphrey most expert riaem.p wsa, ?
,owa On me beach % the waters edge q 6ee !,
as men on me decks and shrcnds, but, ia IiuIs &
3ni'e ho' one was % bsseen, and the shps seemed d
z =. q moving Without commanders or crews q
pas Jsriy years Yesterday since these y
..ce. bow many Of tie nes Of Capt. Ham. pr
lfys Company are nov Ilringl We know - ID
9 e'esen' and that may Be SET down as ls,ss n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

IL On lag Friday morning, The 25rh uita, gem
tleman examSned the Temperature ailhe Ice mdun-
tain, in thisiSounfye The Thermometer denoted
80 degrees ot$the south west side ofthe moupthiu.
about balffniie from the deposit Of ice. at 10
O'Clock, A. Nd on the North East side so degrees
The Temperature at the spring which lows nom
out the moul9in, Al degrees; In the spring house,
IS degrees ifshe small house standing al he base
Of the mount:ssn 60 degrees; where the aif comes
OUT Of the crnSices ia the rocks So degrees. What
a delightfully."- cool place ia sum1neri Ii good
houses were frected The @m0uutainn would soon
become plass. Of great resort-Romaey Iat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

rEHon. Jbsn Black, nrmely q. s. Senator
from M;szissip did a. Wiache$isf, va, % ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

ASoTTER gfRg.-We leafn from the Ssaunton
Spectator tEst stable belonging TO MIA. Nv Pit
man. Il BuaS!o Gap was destroyed BY 6reon Sat
urday afternIDn last and ten horses tershed n The
flames. TuhUfthe horses belonged 10 Mr. Putnam,
six to the STAG company Of Messfs. Parish Il Co.
one 10 an Ee3ineer. and one 10 mail carrier -
Two negro iasn aresnspected Or applying The sire
and one ofthfn has been arrested This Is the sec
ond stable bsOnging to Mr.. p. thar has been burnt
within few Stfeeks =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

Fan. ELEdSoNs -ss1'he following IS list Of The
States yet % ote ills fall and he time Of holding
their elecfiofS
California, sseptefaber 5 Vermont, September
Maine, Septttaber La Pennsylvania, October I0;
Ohio, OciobeitEo Indiana October 10; Massachn-
seffs, NoFemkn e: New York November Il New
Jersey, Noveitber I; Illinois, November =: Mfrhf-
gan, Nosemk;t' = Wisconsin,. November Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

~ The Chicago Pfess, leading Democratic
paper, takes comfort as follows, in the rlasisemen
recently visited upon the party in Iowa:
This result Is not unexpected. nor havs We any
crocodile tears TO shed over il. The leaders of The
Democratic party tried 10 make the repeal of4he
Missouri Comprnmise test question, and the peo-
pie hoored thrm Tor their iniquity Whenever our
pariY Is right ne are ready 10 take OF our coal ana
work Tor with mind, voice ,Aean, arm and pen.
But when il planIs ITSELF upon great wrong, and
corrupt seek 10 seduce the rank and Gle IRON
tbeancienf landmarks q Democracy then We shink
ihsl good isdrubbing1 Is ihs best possible thia4
thai could happen for i. This is what has happen
ed IN Iowa. and We do nor grieve particle over
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07


The Rilinon1 Et1n;s<r rubllshes ilstemert
Of he appropriations usds u he l1si .etsio1 q
Congress and says hat he sam total exceeds ne
nnn81i scheduIe Of * ptntiiues II any year zllcr
l1e ado1li8n OF he Federal Cqnslilouon W - -
fi,y thbusani men engaged 10 Nl- Pqlk's esI ~.
Mexico. The snnusl expense g ~ sn,.sS-
were han under he prere9t peace
nent Tie appropriation for he current - n -
fear amount 70 the enormous sum q 81 - 49,
Thcss are siir,liug figures lur The DemocI.e{,
who promised Is % mueh u ne say 81 ~ -.
menf and reform Mr. Lsicner ie = Nv, - n ,s,s-
he biams upon ne fsu Wings, - Ccngrsss- =
srr,l 0,5ktcratic p1rlT" n The ho1se re go
were not besponsibie f6r the snes -.
vas he Whies, and fraction q nc 80
,ertv artisr 3ish hen. Who had voted me appto-
rF-;e,,c-s re Lexington Csz1te comments sp
nnrnoria,eit npon this remark q Mr. LetrpeI az
go n 49, Der,0erafs besides having large mslo-
MES In az Hose and Senate, had not also re. ~.
ideni Of their oEn party, nn1er rness -. -
| hiII- had Is pass. Keiif 4 s. Carolina Democrat
r.ise5 the sume objection atfhe time MT Lelshei
nrefsrred lis charge. puiiing the posiny qnss.lon
/ whe,her. When here IS large Dempcrauc maloi
nv Ia he House. that majority = not respsnslD.'
for the measures adopted by he honse
Az T,efeher attempts TO discriminate befVeei
~ real and rhe spurious Denocrary. The coun
~ however. knows no difference between ihem.-
Tber hare cordially embraced as a bfother ever
+ nan VIE called hir1self Dsmocrat, wHnou. g
dIssrste ~. q,ieal 1Aa saey .,se, a. -
This araiuiioas sssauh ufon sne o..h.c-. as
=. fna,sx.E Is rather ungfacions q s,r,i.ess.
e qaired 81 Esp.sd him VIII mnsa ..srs zeal
sas Leieker couf thu. fully esfsbIish IA. =.
=. $50 - y eensidered fkalH Dcmcefai Batihe
.se 1870 1870. gives him rab neverhelsss. Ia re,
ne ~ .'s nsaded VIE Works" thar paper into,
ST sns peallc that scae six or seven virFipla me
NJ, neIs o. Congress before leaving Wask;ns. rs
tefed iqio corphna,;on ~ eags,9,ss ~ - on,
p.r,ens Offices Of hspor and pro and oss -
n congregational Gaals, Is 10 be al sor's
a, way, this rxnlsiel - 81 ~ lnssier And, By /
D. 10 which We aiIndsd Ks. mys'eiious circomstan
= scfatic d oers Eeeh mat Snndry Dem
4 voea,e Oh. eanaidaie syerylng. now
le ~ Persons Ter The ofnse Of GoSernuor.
s. 1nafot &C.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

lSTEREsTING TO ADvERTisRRs.--We find the TO-
lowing ia the Columbia .SSatk CarOliniaa
Acase Of interest to advertisers and TO the prsss
was decided in cur court last Saturday. Suit was
brought BY Johnson & Davis against j. G. Janney
Tor recovery Of payments for publishing an adver-
tisement hiiy-one times. Atlhe bottom of this ad-
verisemenl was notice 70 every paper in the State
70 copy 70 ne amount Of i've dollars. 1t was con-
tended BY the defendants counsel that this supple
mentary notice embraced the paper in which In
first appeared. Il was not proved that ary order
WIS given by the defendants as regards this pa psr.
and il was commended By PLAINTIFF counsel thai Is
MI Janney a subscirber 70 the paper and
iherefore probably saw the advertisement every
puDic9H0ns Il was bis duty ID order 1t out. Tie
yerdic1 was N lavor Of plaintiffs for the full amount
q me account. thus settling The principle that az
reftisrrs must specify on the advertisement tie
number Of inseric or prove its being ordered out
else they VIII Be liable u subscribers, for the q
moant charged for evtry insertion until ordered
ont
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

Tegs-The Lonisriile Journal says Wolves
band iessihsf 70 Sc, The prey ana then fght like
devils over DE- carcass. So With he Democrats
dry sn'is ~ heid. md ih<n skin each o.ief az
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-09-07

-14ee 4lo&nVoc1 has taken 10 zue.finrl
s1is ~ rt,4114 paper. she s1id If az eli mill
Hr.<1 ~ .'.e q 1s--'I. ~ water having dried
A fr'<1zr's fe.sl = Ifrr... a. 's'-.., 49, ~
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-28
Symptoms Of Disease should never be

d!sresarded They are unerrng indications the vita
fanctiods of nature have been interrupted hea
Gtion, and that serious evils mus inevitably follow,
unless ths system be again right ty the timely OF
proper remedies
Bear In mind, that nature s endeayorna to expe,
disease when envades tho animal economy, and only
Deeds the assistance of come genial
ye mild in i,s actionthat will give tone to the syste,
and act upo, hc Blood-which s the principal of life
GUYsOTT,S YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPARILLA,
purifier Of the Blood, renovater Of the system and
supporter aud prese of the power. of life, it has
no equal Take it, on the first indication that disease is
upon you and you will avert perhaps and months
II sickness and suffering.
Ga See ad rertisement in another column July 2s
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-28

Sierra Nevada Division, No. IL, Sons Of
Temperance, meet ct their Hall, foot OF Main and
Broad streets, every Friday evening. All Brothers 10
good standing requested 10 attend. I.sm-
ROBERT BOYLE, WP.
L0RIsG WILLIAMS, L. s.
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-28

Lvon's Cathairon. For Preserving, Restoring
Cleansing ani Beautifyng the Hair, alleyianc Nervous
Headache and curing eruptve diseases Of e skin It,
reputa'ion co-exensive with the civilization Of the globe
makes all prase supefuous, al exagseration impossible;
and snce Its discovery has found substitute compete
is incenested-ts inconestihle superiority. Physicians
and Chemsts-honosAb,e citizens, from all professions OF
n--ihc leading Jo-rras Of Europe and Amerca-Lades
who have ased pon their dressing tables, and Mothers
III their Nurseries, in fact its million patrons everywhere
faom plebiaIs TO kings, pronounce it the most pleasing
aDc e ctive article either medicinsl Or Toilet pe
g.ralion ere. produced. DO NOT FAIL TO GIVE IT :,
TRIAL.
FoT sale by DR.. " g. ALB.AN, Agent. Nevada. and by
Druggists everywhere
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-28
Fur CONSTABLE OF NEVADA TOWNSHIP,
&. S. RUGG.
ELECTION, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th. 1854.

Ed Joarnol:-rlease notice that E. ESTEYS HILL, who
has been faithful officer during the past year. would be
suitable person to elect the Office of Constable of Ne
vada township, ami oblige A CITIZEN
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-28

ts- We are authorized to announce JOHN WILLIAMS
as candidate for Justice Of the Peace of Nevada township
at the coming election subject the decision of the whg
township meeting
The Nevada journal., 1854-07-28

f1- We are authorized TO announce JOHN GRAY as ;
andate or reelection 10 the Office of Constable of Nevad
township, a. the coming election