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/ Leave WHITEHALL cAcry evening, Saturdays
excepted at o'clock; on arrival oftrain from Troy
albany, and schenectady, arrive at Eurliug ton
O'clock next morning and via Port Kent and Patts-
ourgh arrive at Eouse's Point at :. in time for pas
sengeIs to arrive at Montreal at 10. a. NJ, and
Osicnsburch at 7. NJ.
The above arrangement will connect with II the
passenger trains Of the Rutland and burlington
Eailroad at burlington.
An arrangement has been made with Capt. Lot
Chamberlain, Of the Francis Satus To leave
s.attsburgh every morning at o'clock, ami 70 ar
rive at Buriinsto via Port Kent, at lUt o'clock, in
tine for Passengers to tale the Line Loats tor tho
Sauth and Nest, and cars of the Rutland and Iur.
.lnltou Railroad East and South.
TURNING, leave Burlington every afternoon
IN the arrival Of the Boats from the South, VITA
Passengers aud mails vr roIt Kent and platt h.
7. DOOL!IILE, Treas.
Burlington, May =. 1855. dAvtr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1855-09-07

tnnn Er>. r. l Stlr.
iNNINt 10, coo bag, Dairy do, Pure Rock, steam
refund and Western.
so bags Liverpool fine do. 'Ashton's.
1000 bus Canada salt,
ustreceived and tor sale 10y
AERRICK A MILEs.
Nov &c. dSwt
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e; NIT
Ano yno Cough Drops,


Al Diseases of N" Ihroat and Lungs
In Large BOTTLES at q Cents.
It is used by Physicians il their practice and in
their own families, with sucu good success that they
willingly, without solicitation, give their rocom-
mriidntlnns for its use. Many certificates now
in my possession from eminent Physicians who have
used it and examined the Recipe from which 1t is
prepared, and thcy declare that they know better
preparation in than these in"iypc COUgh Drops.
licloy arc few names of the many Physicians
who ia their practice and speak highly in its
favor
pr. CHARLES CLARKE, Montpelier, Vt.
Dr. sAM'L W TIL AVER, Jr., Eurling ton, Vt.
br.GEORGE NICHOLS, NorthGeid, ".
Or. BATES, Bcriiu
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Female


{ u M plaints.
OF these are proiap-
sus Teri, or falling
oftre Womb ; Fluor
AlhGs, or whites
Chronic Infamma-
tion and liberation
of the Womb ; Incl
dental lIrnorrha-c,
or Flooding; Pain
full, Suppressed, and
Irregular Menstru-
alton, sc with all
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Piano Fortes \ iMelodions.

rs it policy to buy Il poor article which lasts only
u u short time and is then worthless, or would you
have thing Of the best quality. Remember that
the PIANO FORTE aud MI LODEUNS for sale by
l.. >. kloT, are waUdptsd of the first quality, and
are manufactured by the best makers in the coun-
try. just call at the MI SIC STORE and compare
them with other instruments Of the kind
Feb. 7. dGNtf
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groceries and Provisions.

One needn't stake the papers, to learn that at
DEwEY's he got Flour Of the best quality, extra
clear Pork by the Dbl. ID. Salmon, No. /.
Mackcre in kits, Picked Hcrrings, smoked do.
Hams, Lard, Dat and Corn Meal, Maccaroni, Tapipca
Sago Fari1a, Rice Flour, Pearl Barley, split Peas,
Corn Starch, IIomiuy, Table and Dairy salt, II ps,
sweet Herbs for Culinary purposes, Mustard,
Pickles, Prunes Gin family srs) Soap Of all kinds
soft eKcepted-purc Ground Spices, Currants,
Citrons, Sultaua Raisins, Mace, Molasses, Pals.
Tubs, BrOoms, Clothes Lines aud Pins, Baker 5
Cocoa, Chocolate and Broma.
All these and many more, to say nothing Of hj-
choice and cheap, rich and rare Teas and Coii,c.
are universally understood, without the aid Of the
press, to be oh'ainGblc for cash at
pEWEY's.
June 18th. 1873. d&wtf
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II A M -

4 QUANTITY or HAMS, SMALL SIZE, DESl
~ HAaLE for boiling. Hotel keepers and retailers
will be supplied ON reasonable terms at
July Is. dSwtf A. S. DEWEY
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vermont Central Tli'roah.
....t.... .r.,.. ............

vermont Central Tai'road.
S"Hl1f. A"Et.CT"Etr.
---. - -...r.'-- s.-
s----..-.. ...-..-.-...-1..-
NORTHERN AND WESTERN. rgvl.u A<9
NNlrHD STA ~, NIiL ROUTE
Trains Going North.
lc,yc windsor at 90 =. ~, connects at Rou.c's
Point with trains for Montreal. same evening, oul
FOR Osleusburgh, and the West On the next morning
Leave windsor at q. 30 =. NJ. stop over night no
White River Junction and proceed next day, con.
Meeting with trains for Oglen.burgh, and Steamers
for tho west, leaving Oglcnsburgh the same eve
ming
Leave Montpelier at 9. y A. NJ, and 3.55P.M
Burlington at $50 and 1915 a. M.&jIOp
and connect at Bou.c's Point, with Trains Tor
esdcnsburgh, and Montreal the same day.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Leave Bouso's Point at 600 M, 7.jj ard
$50 p. VI.
" 81. Italians, at 7.OoA. NJ, 49, p. ".
Burlington at 7.2j \. NJ, and 80 p. NJ,
Montpelier at 9.l2 4. NJ, and 7.Ij =. VI.
The 600 A. NJ Train from Bouses Point con-
meets at hte River Junction and Windsor, with
Trains for boston, New York and Intermediate
Stations, arriving in Boston EARLIER THAN by
ANY OTHER ROrrE, and in New York tho same
evening.
Tickets for Nir-,-a Falls, Buffalo. Detroit, CHI.
cnso, It. Louis, kau'n., and places Wo.', fer sat"
at all station Vermont Central route, aud 10y VI.
l.. UECH, No. Town Halt.
Il. ~HEEGrHNE, -upt
NorthGell. Juy ~. le55
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t, PlBIrl VI TELEGRAPH, the organ Of modern
>" - '"i ''w, Fourth Vol, commences in MAY.
70 ... o." fullest record eNtant of current
l'''- '. '' 'H'uus uu Spiritual Intercourse. Pub
hsh"t wool, i' - s. i'rr anuum also, all spiritual
book. i.r -li, hy PARTRlpGE 4 BElTrAN, SAG
broadway, Ny
rs, Catalogue Of Spiritual Book. sent ou
application w42mos3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-01-18
T.orOroco DTsoUTETUDE.

Il
TIE Ioeo papers fsaya lie Lexinstca 6sreste'l 80
10 se exceedingly dsuseied Iess rHisn 3 sssnea 81
tween he wigs ia Kaor ~ sh restless
nrss + spirit ~ ereasrd sisee she hsHsssa mfe.ns
al seseTsl ieading Wig ouranls have aeesesed
de eniediesey x kcldipg ccavsHsipa Il sHi.
ne link tlil Is suand paiiey. The loeos aade r.
s.sder il hriaxine out sheir long before NJ r
reion. r. Afford tken me opportunity q raang tsen
.e~ss e,r :. he heel ID canvass 81 six agnths eem
;s~ : he f of sd and stretching On q he esose
Il ,e Spring ef,ss We are Elad that ths whag Faps!h
.re .rairst esassati1n We can anuse osFseases, II
he resntins, 81 showing HP the eanssseaey q -
wise, ard i sWerinE his present spe-ehss ~
aie measures vita bis glowing elosies ofthenn n hs
hstsr sa. "a lis uatirng assaults uPon cd Jsekspn
+ paar asd Ill varirtir, q Lcccfocci1m n genefsl-
we esn reesh the mind II democracy vita scme o ~
b1td iccIsrstszs, he esi0a Of the WhgsfOr ~ SAG
II tke U,.ion tss Wigs knotp each otsey p THE
txs-rsers OF Gxsr1zNkS AID or PATaioEs,' lsas ins
lie iufereucs % Be made, thai denoesats are p be fe
cssusaed ~ in.tnss the very opposite q genasmes
I and patriots
PAT suppose ne do affiliate with the knnE NothIngs
where IS The hars II j. much better aad lnhalaely
mere disnifed 10 eoalescs with our Own american ctl
sens, than 70 parsue the policy q The iosos U D0os
licking the gasy refuse ofEurePe for the sake q y
sion with them
But whatever policy the whig party may adoPt =
seecsiag candidate Tor Governar. i will be Pore
desisned 10 break down the taekug demagogues q y
times Who are ready "a adopt any set Of opinions ~
ssrze 10 crafty heir tast for power AID Plandef
neasuresecf = ssss sssgrso .nsI, MneII
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-01-18

EizcuLAL OF PRIcgs IN THE BArTiMoaE MAXI
Fer ~, sccek ending Jan. ~, 1854.

CizcuLAL or PRIcgs in THE BArTiMoaE MARKET
Fer ue 'ccek ending Jan. n. 1854. n Z
Reported expressly FOR The Free Press.
APpLEs.-Snpply large and no demand We
quae nominalIy atS2 90 to 500 per bbl We
BurTER The receipts afeliehlerihanlast week
change in prices. We quote Giades in kegs at
10 % 70 CTS. Western 10 10 cls. Roll al y 10 rs
cts. Prime Is to p els. i
demand. NJ
B sa Sa q Mixed at Is cts. to 81 White
BkcoS.--DuIl and prices remain as sduoietl
Sales Of Shoulders al Z to "A cts. Sides n io7l,
HapFs plain 9io / cents Fancy ~ 10 l5cls. T
6 10 7 clss
.o cATrtE-leOo offered asihe scales on Thursday,
$40 Of which were sold atsS3, so. 10 SIS 90 on the
the hoof, equal 70 $3.50 TO S9T5 nett, and the
nalaEee were takenout OF the MARKET
EhsEEp.z-M Market fsm4 md prices advancing
We quote Sc Is 10 ST.
CoFN.-ReceiPta light and market bright We.
qn9'e Whife At ~ g 30 els yellow al IS % % cts
bElEp FhuiT-Sales Of Apples at 81 rs loSt 80,
Peaches at 81, IS to 2254
BssRskINss--A Are in demand and sellatls zoe.
ELosR-Ehe latest news from Enrope'is quite
favorable and the market has an npw ard isnden-
ey Receipts are largely increasing. We quote
Ivy h2,xsfd SIT. At s. . 1881 City Miss S,6s
Fgas-sales OF Otter ataslto S.. ReaFot 37a
250ets. Mink 50 to Ga els. Coon aud Grey FeI
II 70 Is. Muskraf6lo6 Rabbit / to 81
GINsEss.-Ma rkes dull. Held nominapy at 90
10 IS cts.
Hoos.-Rseeipts are large and demand firm.
Sales al $3.50 10 sc 90.
LARD-saIes in bills. alto 10 10 cts. Kegs II to
OArs.-Good demand, and sales at As to IS cts.
YE,-TSales OF nd. at ,Ii0 to Sl,l5 Pa. lis 10
SHAME Meor,-senee. 4 :, d.,,.,,d s,d ali.
READILY az 50 10 s. Gus. ~
I4LLowz-Sales al u to f2t cents.
TIMOTHY seEn.-Sales at So 90 10 So So
FeNisoN4- Prime saddles are worth 5 to 10 =
Whole Deer 6 to I Gus
WooLs-Markel,dul and prices 1owI salss AZ
euDwashed l6t II; washei 81 81 10 81 rt-- : 81
WHEkT.-R Receipts not quite so large. we cuoie
interior 70 good Red $3.50 70 50 90; good pSime
SSOp 70 @zlVi common White S3O5 10 81 10;
Family Flour prime 50. 10 to $3.50.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-01-18


At Wheeling. (where he was a.visit for hshealih)
he 4th of December last, AIf. tVAI. r. III FZSlM-
MONS Of lIapers Ferry, in the 18th year Of his age.
lie had long been ~ bad health which he bore with
much resignation. Hehas lett widow ard two chill
dren Ia every relation Of lie he was kipd and a.
feeoBasc. H.. II
oe the 81 instant, al his esllence, near Hsborough.
ANDREW COPELAND. IL the 9th wear Of his age.
The Deceased was worthy and eslimAbIe citizen.
il Shepherd. town. on The I0fh instant. ar. GEORGE
ENTLER, in the list year Or his age.
On the 9th instant at the residence Of herErsadsther
Bishop Waush, in. Baltimafc, Miss MARY VIRGINIA
WAUGH. daughter OF the late Dr. James b, Waugh
of this .county, aged lSsyears. ..f 7.-.
In Dapyllle Ky, on The IN of December last, MRS.
CATBARISE f. w AG GENER, vile Of Dr. AR.sJ.
Waggenerl in the 33th year Of her age.
Mrs, Waggcner was a daughter o. the late Daniel
Bnckess Esp, Of Jeiersonscuunty, Va. who was for
many Years elder Of the Presbyterian Church, in
Sherherlstown, and of which Church she became
member in her youth: n
On the 9Th inst. at Bridgeport Rockingham county.
MARCUS d, BAKER, ainativeloi Frederick county,
aged 90 years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-01-18
Married,

/ n Rlnorc on Monday the 18Th instant, by Rev
N r. P5eiphs. Mi. JOHN H. HOOFF, merchant Of
sthis fosxh, and Miss CLARA 5. BENNETT. d BaIt.
i ii Washiartaa CITY; on the sth Of January, by Rev,
Mr. GaFk-o1, ofSt. Dominick church, Mr.. ) AMUEL
{ WILMER MA RSH, of New York, AVID Miss cORDE
lila E.gicusth daughter Of George MaiIiagey. Esq.
df Washington citr.
Ga the lsh Instant az The Parsonage in Bolivar by
Rev. j slt Smother, Mr., GEORGE A. DREAMER
and LUCY ANN MORGAN, both Of tbs county. r
! o. ihk.fth instant, bysHer. s. Cover MELVILLEE
EEGINl IND Miss MARY THONrON, ali df Loudoun;
ONhtl2ssh ,nit-. bs Rev Mr. Page, Mi JACOB
WILLIAMS And Mss MARY, daughter oflsase smith,
ESl., az Of Ldudoun. Fs :
On tie Isl ih>irht. qearl avflisvie, by Rev Mr.
H4nk. I'LL ARIES " JOHNSON, and Mss NE
E1COAAkDi ali Of Ipud2um. f.
49, :. 5agigni by Rss Witt GEO.
WI AI{5EgSs aid lliss SIR - - 90 -. y
LH9dpuh.
loa tie ID instant BY Rev Mr.. Smith. Mr. ABEL
GOULD, Of Fairfax aud Miss JANE ST0TT, Of Lou,
d5nH cihnty. WI
II Washington county, NIL, GA the OH instant by
hAf y Ihonas Murray, Mr.. J. CUSHsIAN aad Miss
MARY A. OLiNGER. MFiTrf
In D dtimpra .oh the 2jh Of December by Rev mr.
C5rnaham. Mi DAVID 5 NOBLE. Of Pa, and Miss
MILDRED TABB, Of Berkeley county, Va. F.
o. tie shinstanis by Rev. G w Cooper. AUGtS. 2
TUs f. RICH asd Miss MARGARET A. BUCKEf,
both Of Alar'asbarg VI
Ont9e nth insaut,b b. same, ABRAHAM SPORTS !
aad Miss LOUISA RoU&.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-01-18
cmAaL IssrowN LYcEUM.


The meetings of this organizatibn, which are
hslI al jefferson Hail. oa every THURSDAY even
iRE. have elected unusual interest, and the room
( is illed TO ovsraewing 81 the people Of ife town
ARd country The Ladies have manifested most
sAnmenaahle spirit ahd The aErayHof beauty and
fashion wAieg,is present .spon each occasion Is
eRiie suiisieps Is repair any Grnsty old bachelor
ids the time be may spend n pursuiof intellectual
asqsiremeRss, even II Ne has Seen 81 unfortunate
asso have received the irown instead Of he smile
ofRwomta
The Dimensions thus far have beea egnAueied
Win grea, ability. and many 81 the speechsshI
have been made would have done {redH 10 older
members ofshe Bars and more experienced deba,ers
upan she forum
ToHpighs, frAussday,1 Joas RAspOtFa TreKEa
Eaa.. III Winchester, whoss oratprieal powers ana
lueid reasoning Is appreciated b. even his polfl
ell cppo1elis. Is ID deliver The Li4re the subject
nfwEfcA We have not Is yel ascsrained. We
spe alI WIS can ana ii cearenisus may n il n
fsh1aace.
liz. s. Sfaes he above was inItype re hare
learned thar Ma Trekgs, from sickness, viii Be
nhABle 10 5. pseseni
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-01-18
THE OLD SOLDIERS coNYENTIoN.

We had the opporiusity, on Monday week, Of Wit
Messing one othe most imposing scenes ever presented
io II was the gathering Of The Old Soldiers Of the
War Of 1912 At Washington The day frightened up,
aftera long wet spell, if ii special welcome Of the
veterans sad every thug passed Off in the agree
able manner. Virginia we'll represented. Among
those present, noticed Gen. VIM II. Richardson,
Gen. +. C. Darlington, Col, Braxtoa Davenport, Col
I John r. Ham,ramrE Capt James L. RAnson, WILLIAM,
Grow. John G. Wilson, Ramsey g. Saunders, johns
Shepe, John Hyatt, William Chambers, and other
irieOds whose names we cannot now recall.
Al Berkeley County was represented b. Dennis Nc
sherry Charles James Faulkner and John S. Gallaher;
Frederick BY Thomas Foster. Goran \. White, and
yohn Nj Massoa. We gave a synopsis Of their pro-
seedlings ia our last issue
We never expect to behold such sight again, and
We confess that il has awakened feelings Undesirable
interest wewiIl no, doabt that Congress III respond
heartily to the wishes Of the Conventionl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-01-18
ABoMINABLEl.I

Tho course 81 the Wing party in virginia il abemina
bEs - the sight Of the sposparty Although the loco
fyco prints have over and over again declared Wing
principles obsolete ard the Wing party dad ard buried
JET when il suits their convenience, they resuscitae
them, sa exeaim thai the Knew Nothing organization
q the work diving trickefy.' They haunted
Cd ell sides by the ghosts Of Whiggers First, they
abuse the Wings, then they coax them. Then again,
tkey ut exelaim, aWhat pitixbls sight the great
! Wing party--ihs party which eo9st Of j Clay,
q NFxBsrER. and FltLMoRE-to kauckle aud bow sub
uissea TO the dic,am Of secret organization Now,
we would advise troubled ocofoca friends 10 be
VI. they viii find the Wing party where they
hare ever beea found on the side Of truth AID justice
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-01-18
Death OF SENATOR NORRIS,

The Hon. Moses Norris u. S. Senator from
New Hampshire, died at Washington on Thurs
day night IRON am Affection 4 + Inc heart by which
ne Twas Violently and suddenly attaekeda few DAYS
previous He has been for many years pr0mi-
nent politician ID New Hampshire4 IA 1889 be.
entered the Legislature Of that State. ls40 he
chosen Speaker OF the House, and presided in that
body With distinguished ability and sIiccess. In
1911 he becams member of the State Council.-
In 1914 he was electedto congress and served ia
the House of Representatives Tie four succeeding
years In lS47 be was again 4 member ofthe Lee
gislature OF New Hampshire and again Speaker Of
Honse; and while serving in thai capacity, he was
elected To- The Senate oflhe Hniled States for the
term of six years from the fourth Of March, lS49,
and the same year took The seat whichhe occupi-
ed at the time Of his death. His death was an,
nounced in both Houses of Congress- yesterday
with the customary marks Of re spects.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-01-18
\. G. oAsek, Of Morgan.

/ fgF The American Organ says:-r,I il IS true
that the Wing party, or those of the wings who
are ousiaf Of The codndils Of The American party,
nor hold te talance Of Potrcr and may do sol next
June, and co uld in that event elect Mr. Wise, if
sthey4were to cast their votes in his favor-bal {
Is equally rue and more certain thar shey can &c
eide the contest against Mr.. Wise By casting their
votes for The candidate If The Ameacan party. 1t
will of course be the poteg Of The "Amsriean par
"" toselect fer their candidate against Mr. Wise,
zone who will be less dneeptio5lq5le Ia the Wings
than Mr.. Wise. Whilst we know nothing, per-
sanally, Of The course our friends in Virginia will
pursue on this point, weyenture the opinion that
they viii act with prudence and circurhspections
And il another place, speaking Of Virginia pol
silics, it says 1--WE hope and fully believe, ircml
all we see and hear thai The @American partyn will
present such ticket in Virginia as aflS couserya
tive Wings can support, Iandhhns render absolute-
" certain The defeatof Mr. Wise"
In the event Of such q ticket being presented as
al conservative Wings can support lii Is quite.
probable that the majority in the State against Mr.
Wise, may be twenty or thirty thousand
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-01-18

Sss =. a ssas,ss /
$3.50. rs. Il fr h1iehissi omen which has
aTas.oa Pa Y = Y W res downtall
Vs. sir Ihai cry 81 .rlsslsnaa upon him b his
frienas viii finish him WITH ihe party Mnlen saps
ports him tseS mgai ~ !. 1;os down
z $3.50 49, 49, sssr irhis ade thattata
s,sss- rs macs 800, vas sealed But. sir.
he gentleman aeiae4ef, g nnr;
ing, mel his iasf To- rs. 8 ~ IL
ned b. lbs nfes q tas laW. WI Aass Is II
do him lostice, ana lstnake aa.h sas n - -
reIfibusion. cala hf4spPi inVoAs ~ M.s,
his suerngs his nllss his 81 plasloa, W Is Z.
judgment against MS FseculoIs g SCI Is ~ :ss,
Where Is be nov s.asioa 49, 81 Is II
douot ar happier taA ~ as eag 81 ,esr
and reEror-hannted sntM Wnen rs s1aas1 ~ -
slave II oneot ihs sfEs q yo1l 49, = har,e
Eies eale9 DepafsmF Sc ~ ~ 81 ss,s5s ~
apolhecary and hesf Viii sas, lps ,ns y.
Az we Es rs y al ~ vsrv bes # palm 0Gp
I'D eblassss II lipneaisd olher chsmical compost
lions, tc take "a th spots q locofocoisul aaa e
cleanse from all cofpn.oa rseon srs sry but
tam $40 liessusa 1880 hfss as snow they
Vii wfls l;ks ne ratn 10 their waiiowing IN the
mire.'s
Ifths doctrines psached ~ Mr. Wise in'thss e.
1890 ,rpA that tsafs.snda himself is now IN a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-01-18
THEN. =. Observation-Disclosures.

The new N. E Church, Of saepherdstown, will
be dedicated on Sunday, the 2isl inst, at which.
time distinguished ministers will be expected 10
take Partin the exercises. ItwiIno. doubt BE- an
occasion Of much interest and good feeling.
The Register says the interior of this beautiful
edifce Is now being drawn 70 a completion. and
willrresent as handsome appearance asauy church
ii the valley Too much praise cannot be given
% If worthy Pastor JoHaS. Deals, asIwel asii's
Congregation for their untirihg energy, ID getting
up 50 large, tommodious and beausiill structure,
ii 81 Short lime
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-01-18
NYoRTHY oF PaAIsIs.
T'loa.. one oi,hs w..AiPsioa csrps.P'adeqt. # .

Ioa,. one Of the washipgion Correspondents Of the
Baltimore sun. says
MA remarkable change oftopiniun bas come oyer the
cuse of Representatives on the subject of the home
stead project since the late session.. The bill passed
tb House last session BY MAJORITY Of thirty I'VE, and
after undergoing Modification which removed the sup-
posed objections n some members il WIS rejected by
majority N tsrentyEeisht last week. This sudden
change ar policy on the part Of members Is attrbatahle
tonchias else than the progress Of Know Nohipgsm
she pons upon which the bill as defeated being the
extension Of is benefits 10 foaeignefs The objection
whea formerly made HAD no weight with The House
Now. We do moi belong to the Kaow Nothing Order,
bs re must be permitted to say that II shcy effect no
We, than the one referred %. The nsrieaa people
shbald most heartily Thank them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-01-18

,... r,,.-.ef 10 dsaft The lezi-
81. g ~ sobn fsp.s.on Haven. a. Fots NJ sshs
7. - ,,;les from the New York cry HAN
49, Nv s,ie5sld was totally destroyed
,,csca on Saturday morning. thles
s Il. 4. nghsefs Mary, Sarah and Grace Haven
,ass .Assrl;v}s. one persisted in the nams,. ana
~ ~. Ss..,sa The New York Post q SAT-
wv ~sss ssvreon has the following Particular q
the sad affair ,,sv,n o,.,o.,
IN. family retired to rest about e.s1sa s ~,
s a-- X gaad health The young iaraes s,eR
- INA foor. and The hfs inum4ssloa tnsy
M mai me house was on hts W. = -hn $3.50
snssrine their apartment. Inc -, m. hu,lS;es
smcsheFsd had made s's 81 n & said 10 ef some
bal a.stMssss Thrv were in their night aIeas,
more !, M he aoor, insensbie nom me Kase1s
81 the smoke. -. hnrrila some of he heieh.
Wnile w s',,,,cr story and saw the 70 Il
hoss enieTeq me u s,or They instantly picked
dies lying On ~ cnt Of the house, bui was
I'D la,e-they wete past reee h.inr sSf1n IN.
/ pulses be4h theydied soon AMER -.
The open air. .,v.r.a \. a
;.sa maj va was alse sufEocaled and burned
sui ,te.l.' knnsa The neighbOrs sueceededin res.
With :. anie. The Eldest daughter, and ticking hef
eu'ng a saildingIaIive, though neatly suhoeaed.
By the apple su0a y
rss1S ns hdies of lie Two suaocaJed young ladls
were takeii 10 MISUNDERSTANDING house o. Mr. Hep.
s,n,-;n-law Of MI Haven. The remains Of the
ha sas burned to death had moi been 20,
~. "a M. INNS IN 10 twelve o'clock day. Two
/. 81 ihe daughters who persisted Myzsa~lnss eoeu'
90 years az age; The other wss-N sSaas -.
..s ,ohavr originated through The csrelessness q
4 H., kaa been up till late hQss y
hour before il was discovered The ser~a1ts n, 4.
alleged aed fremih building soon adef Sbe NJ,
bfekeoul without giving any alarm 10 the touss
The fog was very thick NJ The time and H. l:ss;
ri the fire could NOS be seen al very grsa, cis.
81 lance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1855-01-18
University students.

There are at present four hundred and ninety
seven students at the University, the following are
from this part of'the State,
Jacqucline s. Bruce, = WI. coontz,tand Archie
" Smith,o Winchester
VIM. d. Wood Of Frederick
Jas G.. Clark, VIM n Louthan. f. Il. &. Lewis.
chas Mccormick, Wm &. Morgan John ID. Ware
ana j. U. Williams, Of Clarke.
g. s. Alexander, D. B.sLafas, ]. Y Beall s. IL
Sraith, and Andrew Hunter, IT,, Of Jefferson.
WaltefsSI Armistead, Victor IT. Brown, and John
7, Loyell,of Warren F
= A. J. Almond, and Frank N. IS ager, oil Page,
r. w. Hunter, Of Martinsburg
N. G.. 0Rlsek Of Morgan