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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-26

Pork AND WRrsKEY.-I allusion 10 the COM
mon plea that dstilleries afford market for
corn, and keep up the price, the Ohio Guilt
vator says
Ohio pork would command two or three
dollars more per barrel in some Of the Eastern
markets, if purchasers could be assured that
none Of it was still feed. and that, generally,
the farmers of Ohio lose at least one dollar
per barrel on all the pork sold, from this cause,
amounting to at least half million Of dollars
for the State. Also that the value Of lands
would be greatly enhanced in our nGgh5or-
hoods il these nuisances conld be removed;
and that such is their influence on the com
munty around them that intelligent persons
avoid purchasing farms in their vicinity.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-26

which l am not indifferent and Ihat y, The IA
vorable opinion Of good men. And in so faI
as am at liberty 10 take your nomination as
an indication Of the confidence Of my fellow
citizens, or as an indication, 10 any degree, ol
their appreciation Of that course Of political
action TO which, in times past, my convictions
Of duty have impelled me. should be insen.
sible indeed il, ii, we're not-and believe
me, gentlem men, am most heartily grateful
And the nomination with which you have hon
ored me is the more gratifying 10 my feelings
from the fact which now state, in all the sin
cerity Of which am capable, that had il been
predetermined by your constituency, first, that
my humble name was 10 have q place on the
State ticket; and second, that, that place was
to be lef to my owa Individual preference, !
should have been deferred from choosing the
very place which your pariality has assigned
me, by only one eoEsideralion-and that is an
unaffected disIrust Of my own abilities.
Mr.. B., further said, that possibly a word
from him might be expected in reference to the
platform Of principles embodied in the resolu
tons they had adopted; and be would there.
fore say-although he felt that to those at all
acquainted with the incidents Of his humbl,
history, it would be a work Of supererogatior
for him to say,-that they had his cordial ap.
proval. No more slave territory! said be nc
more slave ststesl and freedom to the existing
territories of the Union, through the positive
prohibition Of slavery in them by act Of Con,
gress! These are my principles. To them
have long ago paid the sincere aad hardly
questionable homage Of voluntary political
martyrdom. For years past they have been
the guiding stars of my public conduct; and
while life lasts and reason remains to me, such
hey will continue; and owe no allegiance,
and acknowledge no fealty, to any thing what
soever, which does or shall contravene them.
These principles present the predOminating
and living questions Of our time and country;
and parties, organizations statesmen, and peo-
pie, can not ignore them if they would, and
ought not to if they could.
Mr.. B. concluded by saying, that in respect
to their resolutions on the subject of reform
in the financial policy of the State, he concur
red no less fully with the declared objects of
this convention. Our taxes (sad Mr. b have
increased, and are increasing, until they have
assumed the portentous magnitude OF severe
rent-ckarge. They ought to be diminished
From some little attention given to the subject.
am satisfied that, without essential injury to.
any of the great interests of the State, they
can be, and, indeed, they must be, materially
diminished. And, said he, l have pledged my
self that will unite with any man, and all
men, in holding the incoming State admins
tration, whatever may be Its political complex
ion, responsible for this result.
Mr.. B. Spoke in an impressive manner, and
made an excellent impression,
The following was the result Of the vote for
Judge Of the Supreme Court, for the short
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-26

There is a man in Vermont who feeds bis
geese with iron filings and gathers steel pens
from their wings.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-26

No choice. The convention then proceeded
to vote again for Supreme Court Judge. Sew
eral names were Withdrawn. The following
was the result of the sec nd ballot:
Convers 2G9
The other votes were not announced by the
chair.
Judge G. c. Convers, of Muskingum, was
then declared the nominee of the convention
for candidate for Judge of the Supreme Court,
for the short term.
The cnnunnIinn then nrnce ehed 10 unfa for
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1855-07-26


There being no choice, the convention pro-
ceeded 10 vote a second time.
Frank NJ, Wright of champaign having re-
ceived 2I3 votes was declared duly nominated
as the candidate Of The convention for Auditor
Of State.
The convention then proceeded 10 vote :or
Secretary of State, The following was the re,
suit:
JH Baker IS, W 7 Bascom 63, L l. Rice
70, Oviatt Cole 35. N H Van Worries 80, NJ H
Kirby 30; N W Goodhue 25, R Morton 90,
W B Fairchild 12.
No choice. The convention then proceeded
to ballot the second time with the following re-
suit.
Baker 149, Rice 83, Bascom 48, Van Vor'
hes Al, Goodhue29, Cole 8. Kirby 4.
No choice. Messrs. Bascom, Gocdhue, Var
Vorhes and Rice were withdrawn, when sew
eral counties changed their votes, and the con
vention nominated H Baker, of Ross, as tLei
candidate for Secretary of State.
Mr.. Baker responded in short speecl, ii
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-03-20
Cnnntr CnnYnntionI

tTha icing was organized by NJ c. Many he
fiE cals'S the chair, and c. Il. Lewis Secretary,
!li3 q De3cg4tes.-J. Fuss, G. Many A. j..
W5igilt, Hlrpers-FcFrr. W. Ronc,nouS, Shepherds
tdE.n; j WATSON. jos Corle, q Mathew, J. +. VIII
si33 S3faifrHel1. ". SHaliwbotl .Is1acs SmalTo0d,
3tSiv:fr. lis ret No. 2--1Ehos ". heyos, D.. H.
Gtyhtil, /. BLESSING, E TrRss DishNo. 4.-J.tN.
2s@ =n S5cob Riuer s. z. Curry. Kabletown.-
G.5 2isl$r ]. T. LaHcls:ct G. ~ .esvis
;iqnlmo;ton tire Chair appointed che from each
Ft5trrt r recommend candidatcs ior tle Legislatures
gjt3: 8. Ffss w. folieunHs, jas Coyle ~. Small
F!$s3: TICS ". EAeyes, J. W. Rogan,J }. T. LdncGs-
i9'he CuDmit;ce reported sx names TO The conven-
ter HrEc3trf0n, they proceeded ballot, which
s6teEin Ehe selection oG Messrs. GEoRrE WasHISG-
Tc5 AID JRHN lfEss, ard Thoon motion were elect
e:itnnIniGguslF, the choice ufthe Convention.
s3a motion, a COMMITTEES Of tllrcewere appointed
H[thccllasr. Messrs. W. Small wood jos. Coyle and
Lewis 10 inform the gentlemen Il their selec
lsn Che Declining Of Mr. Hess. motion was offer
c6ihrl tilt liarpers-Ferrr Delegation offer name
tot!aQGottentioa to Gil his place. They retired
ufi.s ccalIed and returned and offered Tue name of
WisIE1 J. !tIswKs. Esq and on motion be was the
utlt<niPl6us choice oftiie Conventions.
theC tdir appointed the following gentlemen to in
fofEi Nr SaNlss ofliis nomination 81. Fass, Jos.
C5EE1eI hssi! Il. blessing.
Gin snG;HJliS Tie Convention RdjouEned.
GEO. NAUTZ, Chairman.
6 Il. Lf,sts, Secretary,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-03-20
russia 3csms 5lyorGGle 10 he allics.
1rnnt Hen,E the Lore Of NYhtsI,ag do.

W --I Y U--- IIC I15.C ~ 1-s---| U'--
Last x one OF crF phys; n;tas WAS called q s-o
a.sic. cl1il3 that seemad TO lie wasting away for
want Of pgiper nour-Atngnt aaa =uspectng that
q want OF I!Ionev MAIDS q want d inod, he gave Il
li;,lc bsot!'sr Of the sSS child Shilling AMI tod
hjm % take il TO somc.pcrs5u who would give h.I
The worth Il il in CoGR rich rs. Sr his sicl, lite
sister, I'll! little lliors. osf4lly ts..irr the ncnsv
with nIany thanks from the Ioot.er Of them boil
set witt his little irown mug in search Omit,
and the Doctor went lis way. An hour later Ee
met the ta;er Of tloscchiidrcn hcaatly DRINK, aai
on his visit next morning, learned that he haG mt
his little boy with the mug, and tvok the money
from him, eld with it bought It quart of wl,sskcE.,
from the rsYens The child md family were frlv1
ded for, but not the wretch WHO gave them wkis;,ey
for their 1n3ik-mouey-.4 Freeman.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-03-20

....A Mszhfni priu4er reruseda Situation in r
printing of$e where fe,eales are eHigoye9, saying
that be neTef set up isitl Il gigl in his lie
-. The last fnstasfce Of modestY Is that of.a
young adS Qhu reinseiito wear watch IL iie.. ~
som, because;it had h:ids omit
-. res style Of hoqnet IS 10 he produced
among the aspring iasliions.' 1t consists of ct
bage leaf lrsiI4ed with radlshcs.
. 1.-The Young LADY, who took the eye Of eaery-
BODY, has beFu arrested for stealing.
-. whe5.isa man q+er heal and cars in d4bt :?
Always, until his hat Is paid for.
.Safcidssilt tie Chiearoj aiI are becoming pop5
ul4r Saturdk last Ghns Keistuer, charged With AZ
esslt uppon & female, tc9k arseaic end died.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-03-20
rho yew Bounty Land Las.

N Sic Commissioner CT Pensionalas lssned tue os-
sioy IN INSTRUCTIONS for carrying into effect the new
II30zraty Land Lew:
4 Hhere hicseryice has been rendered hY asubs;i-
trl;e lie i the person enlllc1 10 TIC 5eaeat oi Tie
j kact. ard not his employ cr.
+, II the event OF the igsti ofany person Who, U
'lfg;ag Guild he entitled to certificate warrautas
eli5rqsaid, leagiug widow, or ifno WIDOW z minor
cfiId ctldEen. Srci widow ii no WIdgF srigE
minor child children. IS entitled to certificate or
waIat fJr the same qEHtity Of land such deceased
CErs world te entitled to reeeive under the pro-
visions 0fsajd act il nov living.
a subsequent TIaEiagc VIII BotiDpair the right
af any sucA WIDOW to sue,. Warrant !. SGe Ge
widow ut tie time Q! herap application Persons NlG.-
u he ~, Of y years on the 81 day OF lisEcl 1902,
5ive ned minors within tie ;uteu and Meaning oi
10 obain the benefits Of tiisac' the claimant must
make dec.AraliUn under ouh snGslantIli aecoFt-
}ng the towns hereto ANNEXED ne signature OF
}he aFP!cuut must be nucstc5, and ms or hsr per
:oudl identity established by the aL-d''IiS OF TWO
y witnesses. whose residences must he gwen asa
chose c-glGit must be sustained by the certificate
Of ;he magistrate Le:oEe whom the application IS
No Ger iGcrc Will be deemed zrfcientin .rny case
unless rEr facts certified 10 he within tue peT-
sagaI knowledge OF the magistrate or other oihcer
Who sht sign the ceTa-'ss OF t.e names aHl Tss-
Fshgl he given or their aitiavits, properly aulllc
Cc.rei, be appended 10 The certificate.
Ih4 uLiuial character and signature Of the mIgjs-
trae vho may administer the oath, must he GER
EfieI d.. tie ccyEi oil ilse proper court OF record CT
Is county, under the seal OF the CCErt. Whenever
the cert iuatg Of the Officer WHO authuuieAtas the
si-u.tugc ai the magistrate IS rot written % tic
s..Lg sheet CT pepper aIcl Contains tlc Signature to
I:e s'Heu gtea, the certificate must be tEr.e. 10
sd PAPER jr lesc Of tape or saborr the ends Of
5:Ic l.st Eazs under the official seal so "s TO pre-
ya.taar pager from 1ciag improperly attached to
lf1l:ons IN leirlff or minors s,rou,3 be made
II lbv.r apmrs by jGrF guardian, or aeXc friend
TngGs -uil me several minors entitled 10 the slWn
Egarlfgr, one may make tie dec@sation. The war
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-03-20
store BarnI.

The store.house of Nr. AUprsoS &uNCH, DIV
Run in Powell's Fort IN this coruly, Ce0sflgi
hy fire. tie night Of The 81 nsiiogesber vitI
his entire stack OF goods on Band hsaccGuut oCss,
and indeed Everything else that was in The no. s5
sir. Ms losE must lie nrriv, not qfife three fhsa
sand dollars The FIRE vas not tCrc.ed until St ihl
made considerable progress As thcle WAS 2 &uat-
THY of powder in the horst il was otthoughg T3E-
dent for an one TO enfcr it:ltevrise, q p6gt:1:
Of the goods might have been saved
Tea.h LegE5n
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-03-20
FearS,l t3enco,Hro wish q Gear.

On the 18Th n.t., q citizen Of Morgan couuty was
hunting on she C7rapoR mountain. when 1is atten-
ZION was drawn by tie barking Of his dogs, to 4
dgc of rocks. Appreachins HE spot lie screwed
animal lie roiscd MS rifle and Gyed anil im:Se4'
Eicly'a hinge bear cGge rushing upon liiiF. " hat
enslied is thus described by the Byh Enterprise:
The hunter attempted to defend himself with his
supty gun; this the hear throw from hia with =
stroke OF its paw and hurled him upon tie ground
and lit him severely. The Hunter hen called his
dogs to his assistance which engaged tie atieni5on
of the curaged animal and erab!ed the PROSTATE man
lie regain his feet lie then had recourse 10 his TOM
khawk, and Glter q tremendous struggle finally sue
ceeded in destroying the monster.
The hunter afterwards entered the den and cap
tured TWO Cubs.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-03-20
af on,

Roth lie members Of The t5ouereuce au,I tie
{srre audience il attendance seemed TO he unilaE-
enrin their attention aud deeply INTERESTED 10 LIS
close
SlIra Day, March Is.-Confereute met at , o.
clock, Bishop Waugh in the Chair
Bishsp james iatr3Iaeed 10 the Conference Req
Dixon IL, Louis, iIn5iau) az tic Indian 9Li77'"n
Conference Of the Church SOUTH key S'F- = - "
y E. Conference and Rev. A. At"00 " Si's ! 80
Rev, r. s. yinton presented paper from J. T
Hay, setting forth The coi-d; non o. 1.:..es ~ -
uiAle College, York, Pa and a'ieF "e="5 lceo ""'
referred 10 lie CJnslittce On summaries.
PIE C,,g.rpaes nov proceeded 10 the cZanina'
ton Of the character OF ClsIS''e t1I's' "'t t
name OF :sev. 5 Y Blake being ca-e@' rePrsSeGlsd
,be conliii5n Of lis district rs Prcttr good. The
ns-nbgr OF c1aFcr. ions during the year was 800
A colnnRnU .tioa was recet"eI from ltcv: J. NC
Ciniock editor Uf The Methodist Ll3h:IeEiy Ae'let''
In which lac states ;tHt the Eualcr o. paying sub
scribc:s WERE uct sufficient 10 pay IaecNFeases OF
:, pgl,Iiga.i5n-tflN lie number Of subscribers Is
onIt / Sgy-fvc hundred lees than Is necessary 10
I.sila l. Tie causes If is mlteI cl.tuIallCA Inc
eAitor mex, reegIci TO, and concluded b. urging
iae preachers TO interest themselves IN extending
'A o. l''s mo'ioa Of Rev s. Reese the letter waste
f,sred to a special committee Of tbS-e 10 le APP
pointed by tic ghai:.
ference TO some Autographed Scneszcs Of Rev. ~
fred Giaih which lie considered excellent, aud
could be pv5sErei ior oae dollar ap.sse lie Te-.
marked that Tic y.ecCcs arising iiNi1 tic sale WIS
Ia !iauitale dgrt upon the parsonage PROPERTY OF
;ae K hand Chapel Congregation. Washington city.
Ito hoped all the preachers Of the COutaEenco you'd
urcIihc gt The pE.urs.
Rev Ai.ssrs. MaIIox and Carsrcr, of tie -a:ia-
Do! .h!I Conference we're iatrol2ced .; he Confer
Sace b. Bishop james.
TIE s. cgya.rIy uog procccdCi With tho cal! for
claimants in tire q! ct;Te ministry, on tho Confer
Su=o funds this done, the claimant among the
5upcrnumegiry uiuiste-5 were caLeGi aud tEen
iiose among The sDpcrauuua'cd members AMI con-
Guided with the csil Of Jhe widows aud orphans Cf
tbois preachers vino hare fallen a the T0r@.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-03-20

DelnOcr

DeNnnCHF u lSksA BIZ AaSH'
o,;.Asss the Deindcfaflc party
vas held an S9lnraey -
& Sd int 0nl HURST Esoll ~ -
to Gao Clair assc. SlAsteLs appoln'eqis s7y-'e
Z tafy.
stating John iSiIr, J. y. y ll1Fsi, AZ
am Link jr.. aud Aose VI. Burr 10 draft reSalp'9ns
expressive Of tic oLjccb the nlseas Ai;er TIL
I ~ Isiusl}c7 Inc u,it reported t'le .3iloN
Ia: Ir:., lie and resJaid.s, wiiicil we're aagh
Whereas i lirge msprify 81 the i@eiioeE:
tiers liking In the neghi1rlIoad OF 4iN bEduS..t L.
Il Inconsistent aud p.diseIb4e uWtilg % NY
lance they reside form e usual places o. GIa. 49,
aBTegiuct lieeti..as. 10 ue With tAeir P0tt.isi
rem IA dexisingthe bfsHetns 10 secure ne H.
and pefrf7tsGey Of fh{g01d old rr'nep',s - -.
Hapcr.cy and clnll nj a.id oei.esinE 90 - ~
cF;,ct tz<;i only he atIlhed at tiie present tine o5
n thorough 0reanizltiS OF the party, anl "'s41s
to 90 their duty IN the ,2PreaehinS canvass: -,
Ess2ss1 a 20 s hi, iq5 Branch Deocratio
Associations -,
Resoicel, That SO of the constitution OF Inc
Jefferson Associati Gys be applicable 10 our
circl.lis ,aucss, LEI flor the government 0''-i-7
I'm rn2riey, tIle 7,oirte,i VIM RoneSious;
y ~ Brrr Col cts Daniel MaddC&- anu
Jh.l Hess n Ccnr nominate permanent our
49, f;,r The zsog5 E q rrrprted for Presii eIlt
Can't Taco! Ns.ler: .siden, Minor iInrsi AaR
E!rn, I nl,.,.fi,-i -. John Hess, Treasurer
vrn, + Daniels nh I'm were elected.
An f,yitlyia,, NJ given the following per-
sons fa..,rta ,,i.l,ly. SIGNING the constitution.
GEORGE Peuze. John A. Link,
NfnoT Hurst Wnr. Rouemous,
adam LINK. Jr5 Jas. Z. ;iA""0AI
Adam Link ST. james Barr,
#ya- BeudticksI y Maddox,
Z Miller ~ Alexander Link
y " ln-- VIM. Manuel,
n J iisri Geo W. Ban!ner,
VIA. J. Biackfori, W Banks,
Tss. i. U51ousn, i! i.oHemous'
Join lHhni.=ht ~ III, h% 2lll.s,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-03-20

Tho Southern Literary Messenger mentions
among the on dis of the literary world, that two
works looked for from two lady authors OF
Richmond One OF them, says the Messenger, is from
tiie pea Of the gifted Miss Susan Archer Tlgymany
OF whose graceful contributions have adorucd the
p1guSof the Messenger; and the other will ear the
name of Mrs Anna Cora Richie, which viii give rs
Euranre of a most de!igttfal volume.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-03-20

turciily at l0a.m;
an, E r6,yg p ~ b. Burlington Rdgeviile and
fe,i Creek, to New Creek o pot, 80 miles
AID rack three times a week.
Leave H,11nney Tuesday, Thursday andSatur-
Arrive at NewCrcekDcpot same days by 3p N;
Leave New Creek Depnt Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday at 4 IL NJ;
Arrive tt RoinuSy same days by 3 p M
1854 From Romuey, by Purgltsyilie and Alooreheld
to Luuey's Greek, % miles and back, times
Leave Roinney Tuesday. Thursday, and satur-
ArriS S :" a, L a, , Geek same days by
Leave Luney 5 Creek Monday. "Wednesday, anc
Friday At q. m;
Arrive Il, Romuey same days By 6 p. m;
Proposals for three additional trips toMooredeld
sos From Romney. BY Springfield and Frankfort
% Patterson Creek Depot 9 mites and back
six lirncs n week,
Leave Romney dEtiy. except SiiT'uay, at I 4 M
Arrive Il. Patterson Greek Depot by l. NJ;
Leave Patterson Greek Depot nj p IN. or after
arrival Of mail from Batimore.i
Arrive at RumaeY Ssufu "avs by 10 =. m.
$3.50 From Wildwood, ~ White Post, to Milldale 10
miles and back q times week to White Post
anil twice q gy1Ef- the rtSidue. *
Leave Millvood sIohd&yJ Wednesday, ana TT
Arrive nj White Fo=t same days by 10 a n,
ami ut MiNdale Monday and Friday by I'm
Leave Eilldae Monday and Friday at p n.
Guf White Post NOndaS. Wednesday, ana
Friday al g. Il m;
Arrive Mt Wildwood same days by S an
Proposals for tri-weekly scrTiceoa whole route
VIII lie considered.
5037 From AiillwUodto BeFryYille s miles and back
once week
Loavr NiIrwood Tucstayat / P. m,
Arrive At Brrryyiile same day by ?. MI
Leave BcrryvlIe Tuesday at l p NJ
Arriveat Nillwood same day b. 3.r. m;
Proposals for additional trips will be considered
5035 From Waterloo br C'i05 Mills, 10 urluGns, IL
niles ,Lnd h.ItE- three times WeeE.
N-s.. gt.ly-f IN
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-03-20

=. Prince Deulidot' the rich Russian, has ad7cr-
tised in tho Official Journal for loan Of S2OO,ooO
able ia iiEe years binding upou the Princes estate
in Tuscany aud his valuable mines in RassiG II IS
we'll known that he placed ti,e immense revcnGcs of
his mines nj the service of his master The Gar, ut
the commencement Of The war. Ecace probably this
extraordinary call fur q loan
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-03-20

.Eir Horny Ilnlwer, for some years British Min
At loIencc has been relev cd his own request
Aq Of III health and Lord Normaudy iOr
AmllassidoF in PATHS aud who has been fesid-
10 for some years with his family! takes
.as pace SIR Henry retites on pension aud Is
tqst now s. Nice. his iieslth ID mcuh more inGrm
han SheR he Wes la tbs gbltsd States
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-03-20
TYTTED STATES BAIL.
po.r Ovrtoe DEPARTMENT, !
T,,,,,nresl2, 1855.

l7;y,s a., yfgr.es?atl 10 Examine cdroFty tis s
tons forms Of pre223l5s, &c. dttIclet' 90 ''s
a3 li<I T,5; Iaeabura by Groyosyo end Potomac
Furnace, to Point OF R1cizs NIL - ''i''e9
and back, daily, except Sonaay. ~.
rsI, lzi!.,rl- tiiv, except Sunday at a m;
Arrvs.t Point 2, :, t1 , iies e,,3t Sunday,
az - - r I, ..s sarne DAYS by p. m;
~, J.t-.l,;fr.r ~ Waterford, Whentlahd'
49, uiiis5Jrn' amii Neersyilc, to llrPcTs.fc Fry'
% Il;Ics aud buck, three times {, Hyee!S
Leave L.scs5urg Tuesday, Thursda?' an an" -
Arrive a !Iar5crS Ferry same daysby IAN;
Ieay, Harp :fs- Ferry lesG2y, =; an ~;
saturday. cater arrival of cars fson' Bait
r:,ore,} say 2. M:
~ p,.,.r-,nt si5y1ll f4li, aud Unison % Md
d!courE and from Aia 3 y =, I
burS, equal to p miles and back twice q
Leave Laesbarg Northumberland Saturday ats
Ann n, at 7Iid.lls,urr same days by p nj,
Leave Aiiddleburs Wednesday and Saturday
Af ri "a al ilseshqrg same days by P M
1893 From Lo"ct,sya 70 Barry tnI2s ana o!g'
fir,c times n week: and from I.ovettsE iils'
bIII ,sT5yiIls. B5Hn -ton Narrisville, Wheat,
lind to Is5yettsviil,, equal % 10 miles ana
Law I.systtsrjl.c Tuesday, Thursday, and
S1turiaE nj ID a m;
Arrive at barry Tuesday, Thursday and 2i-
Afriysit I5yt5ttsviitc same days by 3 P. m;
Leave LovettsviiIe Tuesday, THURSDAY and
Saturday at 5. Q. M;
EgturI L,,ycttsyiiLa z''lne dayshyo . p. m
COCO Fran liic, b. ETountviile ard ft'ilohont I"
sR.cE fsyilla,iGn,ii;z an back, tncea week
Lave Allie SIlntlays at p ms
Lave Sni,isersgille Mondays at I a nj
Arrive at ALail1 sansc cDy5 by II IN.
Proposals l,r trt 7vcek : sr'.ec by tie to'Lo"-
ip.r schedule are invited:
- NIi:e.M .ndty Wednesday,, end Friday
mL3 g. IN, after ,rrlyGl Ot MIL IroLA Alex
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-03-20

The lee HARvEsT.-The largest icc-fcuscs II Horn
Pond, owned by Daniel Draper < Son have been Gil
I'd with ice and large quantities being conveyed
10 Boston, to bc shipped 10 southern ports These
buildings, six ~ number contain about SOoc3 tons.
The largest building is three hundred and ten feet in
length and ninety-two IN width. From fifty to one
hundred meu have been constantly employed on the
POND during the winter, cutting aud storing ice.-
The ice now cut is seventeen inches in tielineSs
Boston YfaceAer