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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

would remain under the of nisagreeable re.
when by using the "BAi.M THOUSAND FLOWERS as a
dcntitriee would pnly render but
white aabastcrt Many PERSONS l1 not KIN their breatl
bad, and the hjec delicate their friends WI nryrr
mention ii. Pour single drop Balm Your tooth lush
and wash your teeth night and morning i:ty cent bot,
viii last year
Beautiful Compile may easily be acquired by using the
Balm of Thousand Flowers 1t will remove tan, pnp
and ffeckes from the skin leaving of rseaie t
Wet atowc pour on two or three drops and wash the fare
night and morning.
SHAVING MADE EAsY-Wet your shaving brush in either
warm or cold water pour two three drops # of
thousand Flowers" rub the beard we'll aud will make
beautiful soft ather much facilitating the operation shaving
Price only Fifty beware of None genuine
unless signed hg w. f. FEIllpGE
oct 9dbms Franklin Square New Ynrk
For sale by II. THOMPSON & co
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Various rumors of intrigue are sanat. relative
to the election Of U. S. Senator in Missouri. II
10 thought that Mr. Bcn,on's election would he
pleasing to the new administration. He i, an on,
q out Union manbut the Democratic" party in
Missouri will be difficult to IL, mage IN ,h, head.
Minnesota is about to take the initin,orv stems
for admission into the Uniun az u State, through
its delegate, Mr. Rice 1t i. estimated tina, cen.
sus to determine the nsmber of representatives
to which she would be entitled if now taken.
would show a population Of nearly or quite two
hundred thousand. and tina, by the time it shall
be taken II will amount Ia nuinbrr sufficient to
give this dourishng te, ritory n right to at leas,
three representatives. In 1859 il il estimated
that The population viii have h-eo,n- half
million. and thst. even with the highest probahl,
ratio Of approximation, she will he entitled I.
tour representatives. eH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25
Cure TO, Water. nrnsh and xnJin,.,,,n -.

Cure TO, Water. brn>h and In discssicn.-HaBr
March II hereby certify that Dr Green's
ted proved efcacons in relieving mo f
hrash stomach Indigestion and costiveness which &
been very troublesome to- five six years ali ohar
cdcs which have been trying during my illness and Oh
fully recommend / % all who thus afflicted ~ 'e'
SAML HAMILTON
Mr. Hamilton has charge Of the Orphan ASYLUM Hart,
Ct and H. well known aud highly esteemed as citizen T
pamphlets accompanying the medicine abound wi
the tbe and be on
the Agents gratis. w
Non, genuine unless signed BUTTS On the wrsnnor
SETH ". fpWLE ~ CO, 1873 " ashiugton Sra
Propretors Sold by Their agents everywhere - ''
For sale by J III. THOMPSON a Co and / n sp,v
dec ~ dAcJtawIw
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

* "cOMrETITlCt al Is the Life Of
go TRADE"-PRINTING In all It's various branrlcs
done in style unsurpassed by any ofr Establishment g M
State, at the YlRGINIAN JOB PRIS1ING ESTABIIsI
MENT.
Jobs printed In Colorsin that will compare with any
work done south Of Mason and Dixons Line. Specimens
he at tice. Call and First Alley between
and Church Streets.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

Congregational nj.

Knmt.cha,ka dog wil give howl for freedom
= Loci pork Iar
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

Ht'Ausl'S FLOCk.-Wehnvco Of, I, and n LOT Of
fn aNiy Jour- which We will retail for cash only.
NOV 60" LEE g. JOHNsoN.
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ihc undersigned hcrc' ~ invites prspos,.- nr,i it 80 y
January next for LnI ing the Track OF the norfolk and pa
l''ifaau length 20 miles Parties prono,rr G,a 49,.
dee y c2tawsfw iA ", MAilpNt,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

~, y announces 10 The public in general trends
''t nv heS removed ~ TIT old stand If
:" loeft! ware ilenst, where be found a
Ateth htadF Made Clothing aud rncu's fur
hs's Goods wtips he cheap AS any similar hou
1T in lie is also prepared Cuiiing ou making ana
i'P.lA t'inR 81 the shortest nuea Come one come
M my store ia Room fur Rent which IS adapted
drc ddluos ,srol,ct, ~ ,r-.y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

u = ~ - re-
- specially informs the Ladies and Gentlemen ynch
ourg l ne Will open his school Monday. nIer ooh
~ me NRr"hk House. where he Will teach Dancing and
W azllg together " It'll Al, The fashionable Co.ions;
inNa M"purka Sch"ttish and other Quadrios. Persons
wi sang IT, Suser" will please call the any evening
during ms Week from t" oclock during school
On 'haaN wednesday and Friday evenings o'clock.
Lahes Misses and Masters, and clock for Gentlemen.
IL
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La jgsi sss..:....;.:15yIsG.NlA & TENNE. sEE

Ere ght Trsins viii be discontinued
from me I'D December till the 9TH January next.
necSS T. ii. GILL. G. tupt.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES
mollewn,,. Pill. are f.nen- i. .a.c- Of :.

nina,on the head and lives Of thousa
who suffer from Dyspepsia Liver Complaints ami Bile
Sold at the No sn Madsn Lane. New v
aud No. 22i strand London: hy all Drnrgisi. A.
L. nd 81 rpr irY- s,r
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gpEADX AGAIN rOr.uY FR.E.Ds-r,,,.
ri. ", - Vllsa!INsA q TENNE.stE


FTltIUf DPpATI.
inent Of the Depot At I.ynrhbury, viii
oe cioscd on CHRISTMAS day. T. II. GILL.
10, ST.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

ssreat sHre at Ehiiyrs -.
the Richmond Republican, OF Dee 9Th, II y, that
Spanish Mixture j. no qnack medicine
They had man IN their press room who afflicted with
violent Mcrcuial Rheumatism, who continually COMMA
ing uf ni,e'y The back limbs and nin ms ewes b, m
eyerish and maery neck swollen sore md va
the symptoms rheumatism combined with Scrofua
bottles Of Caters Spanish Mixture cured hum and in an %
nrisl above shcy bear testimony its wonderful
rcts and their only regret is, that all suffering VIII,
OF the blood not OF the existence snc
medicine They cheerfuly recommend it, -"
See their certificate, and notice in full the bota
der ; IN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

10 the Af,iciei.-I deem IL IA dur, owe 10 -
ciety, especially thu afflicted to ofer ~ testimonial h.
OF thai esfiaiabi, m.deisss"ItRRf DAVIS rAiN r.,
LER' When passing through q teHa, weeks no. :
purchased Al - cut hutfl" was then
ing severely bruised hand applied it IN The s,fe a.
astpnisheh at tie almost instantaneous relief Bef,r
left the The Inflammation cd and less ~
hour the pRin ceased la iva days my hand wei
Finding be really remedy determined to .r
4 curative the Piles 10 when have been ~
After five dressings piles amen, -
things that lad been; entirely free from
in good health ever was in lite have rec M,
I'D the Pam Killer others. with good o0
Several % the captains Of the upper river boats carry
supply and consider 1t Of the mast
BILE medicines discovered. Va
am, dear slr. respectfully yours. JOSEPH o MARTIN
Forsllc by n. THOMPSON & co. and hv Drf.r'.
Grneors snd Melcihe Dealers every where. 49,
Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25

lenc' on Church Street, opposite MIR Stclhep Peters
Rooms pon The Ion is good Toll and II dran
that affords plenty of water Kitchen Stable and an me-
esSaE ont houses There also productive little garfcn up
Oh the lot. Apply to $50 ID HOLT
dec 2ld3t 20 ,s,,ai W.,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-25
Hoe ~az FOR Kt.,E.-Thc ', ry

s' cHahc IN thscity 10 rent aspae1us Boarding House
lh 'l'e nave Il" doubt but that any epot business
5pui' fa2' very handsome "conr by operation
'''i mas very advantage by it, location
'i''''' W '
The rent will be the reasonable that the same capacity
"' mouse can be gotten for In this city. Call and see
a. : INGLEDONE.
Ny present fancy Store Room will be Cor rent nft, the s
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26
For he Re- iSter.
TCI nc III 'S'S'
THE SPIRIT BRIDE.

Forgctthee Yes,-when stars forget to shine
When flowers forget to bloom,
When every hope that round me twines
Lies in lis early tomb.
When Love Of mine no longer fings
light or fragrance round thy way,
When all the comfort il could bring
To soothe thy woe hath passed away.
Forget thee Yes, if evenings blush
No more reflects il On my cheek-
AS in the w,H-hl's holy hush
Thy treasured tones iu kindness speak.
Forget dee If the sun forget to rise
And shed anon.er day on earth,
AS thou, the dawn 90 watching eyes
Ia klnGling smile, Of lhIuej glyst birth
Forge; ,hes If to tread before
Thy steVs--alouS iife's rugged lea,
Secrelirg every thorn they bore
And nausLt Tut roses leave for thee.
Til down the vale OF shadows come
Thy "Spuii bride" her love may tell
Her shining wings will light thee Home
When earthly love mas SAID "tarewelI!'
Jan. %, leJG. X. DAZZLING.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26

Mysterious NoiSeS.--Tt seems TO be
the general opinion that Winchester ex.
pertnced several slight shocks of an earth
quake Wednesday morning, at the early
hour of three. The shocks some half
dozen in number were distinct and the
reports were so loud as to awaken mum.
Der of persons in different parts of the
town and in the country around. AZ one
house. the inmates ran ont of their rooms,
under the belief that the building was "a
bout TO fall; and four miles northwest OF
town the children in certain family were
with difficulty persuaded TO return 10 bed.
As far as our own knowledge goes, we
were certainly aroused by several very
heavy reports, for which we were unable
To account. For the rest, "we tell the
tale as twas told to u.s." Gould it have
been that the spirits were doing up little
raPPing on corporation scale ?--Uin-
chester Republican,.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26

hsGsons for Hearing a .Noustache.-
Punch has questioned one thousand per
sons, with the following results
TO avoid shaving. 60; To avoid catch
INC cold, 80; to hide their teeth, 5; TO take
away from prominent nose, 3; to avoid
being taken as an EngIishman abroad, Z;
because they are in the army, 6; beranse
they have been in the army, 22l; because
Prince Albert does ii. =; because il is ariis.
TIC %; because you are a singer, 3; be-
cause you travel great deal, II; because
YOU have lived long on the continent, B;
because the wife likes it, s; because YOU
have weak lungs, 5; because il acts 3s a
respirator, 90: because il is healthy, II;
because the young ladies admire it. All;
because il is considered "Ihe thing" 10;
because he chooses, /.
The last is the best reason OF all.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26

ARREST OF SuMAN.-On Tuesday
night last, officers Pope and Eader, ac,
companied by Samuel Leaser and Charles
Barber, repaired TO the residence OF John
w. Suman in Mlddlelown Valley, and
after Recommending for short time, roul-
ed him from his hiding place. and with
verv lule difficulty secured him. Officer
Pope and Eader. with their assistants are
deserving a great deal of credit for the Of
fcer.lke ability they displayed in The at
fair. The prisoner was delivered to The
Sheriff on Wednesday, and we presumed
the offered reward of 500 will be paid
to these daring and intrepid officers
Frederick (Nd.) Herald.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26
Disaster at DunUiHe Depot.--On Sa

Disaster at DanUiHe Depot. Sat
urday night, between 8 and 8 o'clock, a
disaster occurred at the depot of the Dan
vile, Railroad, Richmond, Va, which
has entalled upon the company very
considerable loss. The large and spen'
did depot of the company was crushed in
by the weight of snow upon the roof, and
is now reap of ruins. At the time OF
the accident there were some twenty-five
cars in the depot, laden with freight, and
these were all crushed and broken by
The falling limbers, and rendered almost
useless. rhe building is complete
wreck, and probably 100000 Will not
restore it 10 its former condition. 1t was
some 200 feet long and ! 81 feet wide, and
the root was supported onl: by iron bars
running from side to side, on the 'suspen-
sion principle. These bars were snapped
asunder like s.raws, and the weight OF
the roof pressed against the walls, caused
them to fall, and the whole fabric was in
a moment Ieveled with the ground. No
person was injured.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26

liar .Uith the Hadians.-A battle, last
ing several days, was fought in Oregon
territory, early in December between the
regiment of volunteers, under Col. Kelly,
and the Indians. The Indians were de-
feated with considerable loss, but the vol
unieers had to regret the loss Of number
of brave mer, who died gallantly fighting
for their country.
Great apprehension is felt by the inhab-
itants, as the Indians are committing dep
relations, numbering the settlers and de-
their property.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26

Almost a KnotO NOthing.-A man
near Crockett, Texas, was recently Dig
ging well, when il cayed in upon him.
After he was extracted from ii. his first
exclamation was,-"I cane nigh being q
Know Nothing then y "HOw sO!' ask
ed his resc"er. Why, the papers say
they go into a hole and pull it in after
ihem,' was the reply.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26

Rene,sing his I0mh.-The Memphis
heagie says there Is now living in Harde-
man county. man aged 9S years. who
ma mas very recently cut eight ne,0 teeth &!
"neh Is his vig"r that he can walk mile
with The ease of younc man.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26

Prentice. of the Louisville Journal. has
received present ofa new overeoat from
some "rIghi-minded" tailor. In his no.
nce OF The gilt he says: III fits as well
as 1t we had been melted and poured into
it,"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26

FIGHT Beiree1 Indians and Tish.--
The other ulgnt, three Indians went to
an Irish shan,y in the town of Osceola in
this county, for liquor, which they pro,
cured, and left. They soon discovered
that they had left their mirtens, and re-
turned for them, when fight eneued he.
lw cen the Indians and James O'Connor
and Mary, his wife, and James Conamt
and Pa, Kile. The weapons of those in
the house were an axe and halchel.
One Of the Indians received a cut over one
eye, and had the top of his head stove in
killing him Instantly; another received
eight cuts in the top Of The head, and was
struck on the shoulder with a large hand
splke--he is not expected TO live. The
other Indian received one cut in the head
with tie axe, bat is not as dangerously y
hurt as the Others, notwithstanding 1t is
feared his skull is broken. The Irish
were arrested and are now IN jail Roma
du Lac Mirror.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26
.qn old U'omqn of 80 Burnt .fHve,-

.4n old UOnGn Of 80 Burnt .4llve.-
The Boston Telegraph says:
Wednesday evening at SIX O'Clock,
Mrs. Hunnewell, widow, residing IN
Appian Way, near the Colleges, in Old
Bridge, while sitting alone in her cham,
ber, set fire in some way to her clothes.
The res. of the family, who were in the
lower part of the house, were alarmed by
the smoke and smell Of fire, rushed up
stairs, and found Mrs. Hunnewell burned
TO death. Life was already extinct.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26
Maiden's Adventure

A Legend Of the" Oiden Time. oh
the James river, twenty-seven miles above
Richmond. Is plantation that has long
been known BY the name Of "Malden
Adventure. Recently the James River
and Kanawha Canal Company have built
beautiful and substantial stone dam a.
cross the river, al this point, which Is
known by the same name. The lrtefest
of strangers is generally awakened by the
peculiarly of the name, and inquiries
prompted as to lis origin, and these latter
are variousIy answered somewhat accor-
,Ing to the taste and fancy Of the intor-
manr, inasmuch as there exist IN the
neighborhood several different versions
of tradition which, in lis most generally
received form. thus explains the matter
After the North side Of The river had be
come pretty WILL settled, the South side
was still inhabited only by Ind a"s. The
pioneers on the South side were family
who seuled on the place now called MAI
Iden's Adventure. And in that family was
daughter, who was successfully wooed
by youth from the opposite SIDE. On
the night that was set for the nupuaI ccre'
mony, when the bridal party was coIIrc-
ted. and, indeed. il is SAID during the per
! formance of the rites, a sudden attack was
made BY a band of Indians. There was
no time for defence-no hope but IN iIIgh
and in this every one sought safety
But all were speedily over!aken and Kill
ed, except small party. consisting OF the
groom, the bride, and one or two of her at
tendants, who had the presence of mln'
TO hv for the canoe III which the groom
and guests had crossed 10 the wedding
They, too. however, were pursued an'
overtaken Just as they reached the n'e
! bank. A short contest ensmed, IN whlcl
the groom was knocked down scnsclcs $
But, Just at this critical juncturc, the bride
seizing an oar from the canoe, beat bacI
| the Indians foI an instant, while she drew
the boly of the groom into tie boat, an
then showed off, rowing in satet" TO III
/ Northern shore. where the Indians la
no means, al immediate command, Of fol
lowing, and whittier, in fact, they per
| haps did not care To venture, as the set
hers on that side were too numerous
Hence, the appropriate name OF the MAJ
den Adventure.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26

Revolutionary PensionsfS.-ihe mum,
Der of his venerable and patriotic band
grows less and less. 1t Is now reduced
to 726. The number of revolutionary
WIDOWS receiving pensions is 5,552.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26

A Lunatic Frozen TO Deaih.--lI was
discovered on Friday morning last, al the
Lunalic Asylum attached to the Albany
Aims House, that one of the unfortunate
male subjects there had, during the night
broken out the bars of the window OF his
cell. and leaving all his clothing behind
except shirt, had made off. Search wa,
immediately made, and in a couple OF
hours the man was found in 81. Johns
burying ground frozen to death. His
person was somewhat lacerated, it is sup
posed in getting out Of the window. The
name of deceased was Robert Thompson,
"A Scolchman, from the Nail Work, near
Troy. lie was placed in the institution
only the day previous. He leaves wife
anG three children.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26
A CASE OF Fasting. Some two

CASE OF FASTING. .--SOme Two
months since, William Harris, Sen, of
the White Bear tavern, Addisville, North
ampton township, missed two pet lambs
that his family were raising, and which
were allowed the privilege of his preml-
ses. Search was made over the whole
farm, and much inquiry was made of the
nelghbors and others in the vicinity re-
specung them but no traces of ,heir where
abouts could be obtained. | was at length
believed that they had been stolen and the
prospect of ever finding them was entirely
abandoned. Some lme within a week or
two Mr.. Harris thought it was about time
to get ready to fill his ice house, and sent
man or two down into ii to clean il out
and put ii in order for the receival Of the
winter crop. On entering it they found
the pet lambs therein, in weak and e.
maclaled condition, having been there over
one month, with nothing bat a pumpkin,
which had fallen in accidentally from d
wagun-h0u above, and was partly con-
sumed. They were then restored to hgn'
and liberty, and have pretty much recover
ed Grom the effects of their confinement
Ii is supposed thai they had fallen through
trap door IN the floor of the wagon house
which is above The ice house. --D0yieS
itoWn DfmOcrut.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26

Death Of an old Citizen.-Levi IiI'
leary, Esq an aged and highly respecta'
bic citizen Of this city, died at The Polo.
mac House, on Tuesday morning last.
Mr.. HiIleary has held many Offices OF
honor and profit in this county. He was
at one time county collector, sheriff, and
was several times elected 10 the IeglsIs-
ture, and in every capacity he discharged
the duties incumbent upon him 10 the en-.
tire satisfaction of the public. lie enjoy
ed to the full the respect and confidence
of the community, and his loss will be
deeply deplored by his numerous friends.
He died at the advanced age Of 81 years.
Cumberland Telegraph.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26

BALTIMORE. The po2sla,ion of Bslll-
more Is estimated at l25 ,009. Nearis
emo thousand houses lave been .rrclet
during The past year. Msa-al them ss
great elegance. -
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26

RATHER SPICY.--A lady being invited
to send in a toast to be read at The ami
versary celebration of the Pilgrim Fathers,
furnished the following. 1t is spicy E.
nough to flavor half dozen anniversary
dinners
"The "Pilgrim Fathers forsooth !!
What had they to endure in comparison
to the Pilgrim Mothers ! 1t is true they
had hunger, and cold, and sickness, and
danger-foes without and wthin--bul the
unfortunate Pilgrim Mothers I! they had
not only these TO endure. but they had the
Pilgrim Fathers also and yet their names
are never mentioned. Who ever heard OF
the Pilgrim Mothers? Who ever gave a
dinneE in honor to them Who ever
writes songs, drink ,oasts and make
speeches in recollection OF them ! This
sufEiciency of he men is beyond en-
durance. One would actually suppose
that New England had been colonlzed by
men, and posterity provided for by sPe-
clal providence =
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26

Frozen TO Death.--The driver OF the
coach from Washington to Alexandria
while passing along the turnpike on Sat
urday night, with full load of passengers,
vas halted by negro man, who solicited
ride. The driver refused, not being
able TO take up another passenger, and
never imagining that the man was suffer
ing from cold. The next morning the
negro man was found near the spot, stark
and stiff, undoubtedly frozen to death.
What makes it harder fate for the un-
fortunate man is, that his own cabin was
very near al hand.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26

Crime and Pmishmenf.-A CORES
pondent of the Cincinnati Gazette states
that there have been FIVE hundred murders
in Hamilton County, ONO, within the
last fifteen years, and that but ONE man
has been hang there for murder during all
this time. Hamilton county is that in
which Cincinnati is situated.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-01-26

NcCormica's Re0per.---A resolution
complimentary To Mr. hccormics Tor his
Reaper. VAS adopted by the
National Agricultural Soc,eiy at Wash
lngiOn lasl week.