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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-09
To the Public.

NTE have Jusl received ir..n rn. Ussf,-r Ma.
w hsts, the largest AM b-,, s--.-.... ....
Of Boots aud Shors ever brought l.I.f. russ...s
compfsing ali ktnds aEa siyvs 49, ..u,
Ladie. b,acN lasting CATERS H. : iIrrfs ar-
waking Shoe, He-Irt M,rrr-sr art C,ftu.ic.
Misses Heeled BuO;s, Ch.IT-Is Cater, a.!
Shocs, VI all sizes
Gen., 50" Gaisrrs ant OK 70 To- suitable fr
the season aud warranted Guf q. fip
And also large lot q heavy Wtr..r Shoes rr
Servants, Nea Woman ans Chttf-n an oiuLi-b
vii bc so.j very rarsr 10. cash. GIVE q. q - j.
Sept On ISIS HEDGES s rRU>SELL.
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Ready-Made Clothing,
SECOND SUPPLY

OF
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS.
y lev wort, ~ will ,ay 10 those in want OF
i Coos. hat 90 thr corner If Shenandoah and
tiict sweet. HsTTsts Ferry Va j. N. place To-
aat rarH" Goods % al description. Grocerie.
YOU Wi, uui 'Eraief ttaH aay .tk,- house IN
Town. D. G.n's .fgN kin's rsIrrs andqualitir,
GiEENNHi RE HARDHIRE 80
r. y ~ y OEN S-I
III 'IvEY a g~n~tat ASSORTMENT BIO H>>.h~ -
and Bl"aohed couons. Cs>,,ucrs
Ca.jn-U, Tvc"', ans Kru'ucky Jeans, AR
PETS very cheap "a OIL CLOTHS, A Nicr
stock al BLANKETS. NAILS by ;br krRg 81 IS
large lot"i CALlCOES. from ii ~ - cIs vide
CALICO, IA Cts.
All Ne az i call, VIZ don't charge anything
for showing cor GOODS only when YOU lake aWay
Thahsiu' Tor pat iavoufs, ~ hope bv strict at
iebtiuu 10 business 10 have a Goa .iauance OF the
same.
q. W LEGG.
Harpers- Frrrs Oct. 2I,, 1855
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let there be Light ,

NJ ESSRS HEDGES 3 T'GJ s>ELL are
WI iaruiustuE 40 trs Carrsl GO. Du ~.
those sh' have a'Hgf.f B.. srrss 'II.v an ts-ltus
~ 90 %, p.aisr A.a.I % 90. sI..t.rs rsBuHi co.
lay ne .urury s. Gsa. 90 fEss zeal r.rasufs %
o.. r1rIsrttur ne hest .uusltu.-. \. an r~r1H.
mt light E, tr.s rHi % s4lE shIlr ftr
ssusr utn~ ttts ysf'rtry sa.r fsfrF Don srri.
sfYe It.sr vtU assIfs .gb. 90. lr 81 ~ 90 F..
ibs a. Nss.'s ~ \ Z and Fs, Lamp yu tpsi
D.fltaf - t-sA
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Fall and Winter Clothing.

Persons IA wan, Of any VII please call and el
anime uGr sock before purchasing elsewhere.
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IRE NEWSPAPER.

rev. paper is a reservoir Of the obserya-
ADD experiences OF many men. To its
ralturl department. the farmer goes to
s Aow aud what other farmers think and
TLis knowledge il an addition Of cap
m bis business In company with the
,rrsi truths Of other departments it ban.
"a. marrow aud one sided yiows--intro'
generous libcrality leads his
sL's from particulars 10 generals, from
:, principles. from himsclfto the great
ily-tesehc. him that biz farm is not the
e. that it, coil aud it. products, and It's
ltmen, arc no, identical With those Of all
YER human iuiercsts-iu short, II makes
Ainker Of him. without being which be can
neither farmer, nor ythIng else. But
khe family the newspaper holds a sacred
ice IL eaters its sacred prcciuts n the
re Of though, as the guido to experience
IN Preside companion who sometimes APP
PR ia the garb Of u venerable sage TO coun.
! or traveller to uarrate, sometimes as man
delicate fancy aul delicious humor, NOV.
10 laughter, and melting to tears, win
& the ts1IousnCss from the hours. and
!, .ng the heart lighter aud better aud
.a'..,times n a grave teacher. TO uproot
sin hopes iuordinate desire,," aud i'm.
AIT righ, views of life 4 good family
.~>Ill-r. - A. ,lu-etrr - children il val
'Lle beyond price. RHydi v io,is'.
ni'A bill has passed the House 81 Repre-.
ntatives Of Georgia by a vote Of City six
city two prohibiting the in;ermarrlage Of
u. L.
tting off the inheritance Of issue. The
Gamble to the L,Il assert, that many lie.
rmatisns of mind and body are II congeuiil
igin, from tue practice Of near kindred
termarryiug with each other
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NOTICE.

A IL rsr'ous irtst'-i I1 re faf- t.r ~ cu..h
n Mf..f re fr4Bf,isf t0 settle ..I.Usrh
a. lIuGsr tufp'f fs-r rarraI 20 tfs-r
sept 70 = ALBERT MILLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-09

JEFFERSON LAND FOR
SAL.


INTENDING 20 rem.ss .5.-a J.derson county.
4 81 seil my ven VALUABLE LANDED
Is Al m sad county consisting II J Traeis Of
Land.
lat, "BLAKELEY, i" at N. head w,,rr. Of the
north forx OF The B1ilssin run oI- % Ih, mol De-
'hsele farms IN the Valley 0fvirsinis contain
ing 1tO ACRES " afs, class iunsslOne LAID
81 Which about 20 acre. ere IN TIMBER situa.
ea Fi'st6 ihte- mites OF the wguch hester & Ppto.
- NHl-'s' Dep - Chatlrs'o~r. wih Muts
80 TO. IHr imgf.Vrurats nstst u,
see bn!. - DWELLING ~llh eight fuutns
- '..- f..'I.s E..Iis Bisrm~at and Au,-
tf..s ~ 4~rs GO Os~rs~- sId servant. St.u.
Mica al vs.. sIl blr D.rtar.. a. good iTat
,Itru"'f SpglIg. CtsirrU. w. ~ Water &. Sc TO
NJ. hen C,-y' sfat,e, aL3 CNfl II .use The iarm
.. Nr supplied STR ruU1lsr Ealsg. win aces,
'o ssas IRON every us.l- large portion If m.
ieue'Gg - u, f.uv. an cAc,Ull Tai's With locust
pos.
2al THE GRUBB FARM. sr,,ininr Blake.
i"Nr rang "a Oh" >uutt tars .i fa- RuIissin run
cel'aiaihg about ESQ ACRE, "i dae I.ims,sose
Lsna, NH good Pf'pHiu.nri TIM -
bER comfortable FRAME Dwell. N4Yff.
LING ant cunytatrnt QUE houses N1IlW
hue Spring anhSuvI Orchard aug AERR
under good irDcing, With two Msr-
chant Mills Ia sight an within a lev strns n z
Pyf'ers wooilcu Factory
81, A tract ui vrts superior TIMBER LAND
cOu.aiuing stuui lao ACRES ban. psrt.f
he REDWOOD TRACT" N, .arG :, af,a
II sup- iof quality and - within hal smu. ot
th- Wiuchesief Potomac Railroad This traJf
Vtilbe divided u desired tu suiJ rurCha,srs For
terms apply 10 tbs subscriber, CuaTesJUSn. Jet.
trfsOS CO, Va.
RICHARD d WASHINGTON.
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Pay your Taxes.

TTNHE Tatr, go lir present yesr Bav, teen due
Il since The 18Th Of June pruupf rasm,nt ~.
therefore - .Srcri.t Tnu,r ~ho srr 10 .rrsa,.
iu' Tsbrs are hyrrty rufih,d 'rsifb~ suluurf tp.
musi D. PAID 90 We vii. ~ obliged Jo proceed a.
CuTlllg Co .av g. ru..rr IHr .ams
Lucas JR sheriff
} ". CAMPBELL "a
y W MANNING T. 8
II CAMPBELL y >
Aug IO.h IE,-
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EcR SALE.

A LARGE numt-r e V4LTABLE SER
N FANTS, including Men wDm,u B.y,
and Otfis al healthy ant comp lent .esaat. afs
oh'ied hfHFais Ssis su1 all not % ..'1 goo
uaieis, % Pefsons Ntshigg o. spec iar Irg1trs
rus OIFIDE
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Just Received.

III ATS AND cars -Csu and pr, ore Cs,.
III .imsf~ ~. ,puas., fIfibr s,as.n. Wsksvs
s.grs f1 sat Toe ia..ss tiAi
N,v.t nal l. sADLER
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'INHE Subscriber having IN hand and in .,or,
i GAG ui the rest elected, latges. aud most --pr.
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A NEW ARR ,NGEuENT.
III + ) % L 7 H
and
T III Z STA TIES,
To be Cons

ar. PHroE Editor a he RI.bmNng So,
at- me proprietor Of his paper. ,rEE srlr.s. by
-" go S'STu ani Sac Sr.rrs are e. b- consnli.
80 a." 'oe raPcI o. be puslishsd In mi, city
=" on '''-' 10 -" and 20 te uLteT the editorial
eg.iio. 60 Mr. PSroR
nc Paper viii - The organ - 40 rrtson or
, .t'' 'H' 'rs 80 - The general Interests of the
'rh.'. arr parry, IN accordance with th. pr,,r,.
-. ~ N.a'f-f sn.s D-mo,rary
Mr FHrpS Wiii undertake th.. .tit
'i me paper brfwc-t The .Ofh th,n,lsI -,,,,,.l
Zoe isiu December ms -
49,. IT, continued under the name AZ 'THE
S4AIES, aud Putii>h-t "u the o. lowing terms,
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\ N "ArHARINE DENT.
~ Er' "et' tr'e"d Jane, Roper.l



Cc~-
MATHEW DENT. n,..
~ "|NII C'-styo, J,a.r,oa. 10 l..t
-urg '7 srIaasr ma 2. ttst IN, D.,,,
,aH. Lev h'It BE- r.,t+rrT.f Ia. So
q. g t'r ~ aHP-sr a. Jh- RuI-,r.I,h -,
o. ..' .'e' One 90 Eii. count, I,r,,,-, -
we L = NHUcav Co. b-,rmt.t nrr. or w,,t.s u
~ ''" a..fs Tue pu..'.a.l,u Le.r. ID. ,b.... -
az vt 's' C."r."ttAEt 60 Co.. tsti, E,gr,,.r,
, 80 %. srs '"'ih IhRt Tie C,urlsir,,
p.'f'.aa. 'u .rrma.fiet IN MAJ i-SI No., A.
-1'. me ''m- wear .Ar 10 iepfsrt sl.,,,,....
a. .''f''' 4. Complains utpIIy 49,, -.
.. "N' -. continued Oh. ., ever since i,., 49,.
g.. ''f' ans 'hr object srt rfay.f d., IN. nm.
p. "t'r .'s.fDr E-rrr.t d. ne ray,y A., 49,
"' 1- 81. ls rr'a,rs Oh. divorce, r...-i So
.''' Il BROWN ca.
I % MATHEW DENT
IL a.. Take Nuiirr rhsl IN
~ .s'. 20 J. 'sY rf n-r,urrr .,f,,..
T'mug. N'"n~ 70 CszfIssiu~u J.grr,,, c.
~ "a ~. proceed % axe D.p.tt,,., 80 =.
Ann e Dent
N.y-u, 49,, ~ usEi frtsAI
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EACH SlTUsOif N DECEMBER
NfFR"NlNNIIO\ rRIyrs
sI!csS
"A-'' I'e1''' sI' h.!'s. IS. e..n.,.

49, Primes saOoHtIas 10 80
"A-'' I'eG''' sI' h.'s. Is. s-.r.,.
circular showing the alan Of the l,,
'e',,' Ntl' &c cent to auy cue DESTROYS Of >,
I''Hh.s'~s Oi PsrES-., ~ d, .oi..,,,,,
ihs rate, ~ 1i,h - ne rt.. '"' '"hs"
'1'' %. FA,AaEr 20 ~ Who, r,es,,. sso
To Ia. -
10 9uausr %
10 EIEhths "a
-, -''uS '',sr' " CsTuhcatss spcIo., m.
my 20 ca, address for The TicEei, n,s.,-s -.
mail ~ '''NSfist BY frst
Purchasers -an have tickets
ihrV NAV designate 10 any aFurs
'I' L'>' "I piASn Num'-rs and Pri,,,,ul,
800 lmin-ttAtr', alter the ty,y,.,
20 furrha'srs vii please W,tfrIt.,, .ss
paw ana gTve thsr Pos ono. r,.n,,r ssHa,aIt
iS Rene. MIR ihai every Pr,gr A.,
70, 80 IN iG.! wiiauu. trs a,Ii.U so
tC Az Tfif-s 90 ; eco art under ,,,..,,,,.-
go. 800 'ia"irs - Other lri.e, AttA, u.u.
\ f.. cunIHuuiystas. .sri.... ,...-s...
-'-'t' ~ Itrsris or Crtftnr.f,.
49,. SWAN q co Auru,r. q,
re Eg'r' a. r~s'.irg near Muu,s,,rr,, A..
a. a -" can have rhvtF ur.'srs frf.I -,
-. '"' r''itg 5 sUsn a Co al .iih,r 9,
tS 'ist u Ih- aumbs- q ib,r
NE wheel Wits The anoari o., -. n ,oAsh RON
one - ru'''.-i is wi b. rurl.G.. - ma eSes
N'~N'nE "a ID" following rar-r, IVY
., - 80 ''.,Sia ,HHsfIf.ftys. r,y ~. All
h'-'''F Z ..stau S.l.sg,y -.
$3.50 i'"'t" I-ss. ..r.s,. \ ~ ~
@, '"E"h h--7i1t NS--I I,sa-5,I J,,,
O., 20. ''fa''h Fasl5'.r Am
n -; q =. L'i'.s hac> Az 7I4s Drplss,ar
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To ConsumptiVes

SNA SeANOot
1'ltI nHF-f.I-cr having been restored ID. health
i BOO i.t a.rSs ny yerF simple fsmsfs after
b....F ..f .I... .rgrrai Fe4fs ptf1 n srssf. Lar-
3 ....... slf frtr disease Cnr..tp1.l.r o..
l.rts."H. o. make sHoNr .s his o. Its. sufferers
.f- r' aH- .i rufr Z. aI' n-u desire b. Boz viii
sra. COP, . be- gre ..fft...u 4.r ,f... .Easyst
aIl .If...I.r- Iuf p.'Vafifv sut us,ur r.r came.
E ... .rr. v'. trf a'ur- Cure frr Csafs.r ..f..l
i".... BrFrtITf So I1s COL, a|tre. ~ fhs
stFs'f.f o. stu.tHg fl~ prescription o. Of. t.usft
DE on. .t sHt t- tHrst sy-iF .ah.rsfu.l. q,
DIS f-U.' asiI Rtlt .Hsr them L..tinE an. may
prove .r'rs Paf.tss nisting he yrr,gup.
.IHu vs.. ...Fsl sfffs.s
RAW EbW ARD WILSON
Wtrsu-aIrg1 i.Hug ts.aat
NJ D.. f-.-
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FALL And WINTER
g L . = II Z ~ q J q $ z
RECEIVED AT THE
NEW CLOTHING STORE.

ChaTiSStOrn, JegcrsoH County, Virginia
ME- respectfully inform our customer. and
w ,a~ FItf generally. hat We have lust Re.
eeived our uea Sock 81
Fall and Winter Clothing.
PrrsOus "a want Of any vii please call and sx.
anime uar sock before purchasing elsewhere
We have also large assortment. Of nex
fail aud Winter
Ready-Made Clothing,
and d. kinds 81 Furnishing Good. Tor GENIE
men a. larPers Ferry Va. which We will sell
cheaper than any other house IN Jcfri son coun.
~ Ju,' give US a call ani convince Yourself
Sept -, .. }. STRAUSS AGO.
tfrIn conclusion. ! would saw, II any Of m,
irItEds should vi,i Baltimore city wanting 10 buy
any CLOTHING Just call at
l93 West Pratt street.
Where YOU can find one 81 the largest and hest
maize Stock OF READI-MADE CLOTHING
N he city and am determined tn undersell any
other house "a the Guy.
JOHN STRAUSS.
Sept. ~, 1858.
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Stoves Sloves!! Stoves
Tl.T U.sEE, ROoTJ.,-s,
AND
Sheetiron Establishment.

VIE unes',is5rd iyr toe 70 pose Of carrying
Il On the se,'e business In all a.. tfsneh,, A,.
every facility Tor manufacturing
TIN WARE,
sht for doing all sints a; JOB a. BUir DING
WORN ouut~-Gea utHa bt, La. ..s..--. ..
tom all "a want 81 shs arf'.'. - - NH- .s.
WORN IA nv iius ere r.-t... .I ..s A.
eau f'ls upon az '..g u.re .4a.. ..y. ana
WctkmauliA~ matr.r 80. W4fa rt.uu.,y4r
h'Te N nv employ sofArl,n VITO bsyy hat from,
~ 20 - b,ar' rSr-f~I,e 80 tLs su, uy,, IN ali A.,
branches MTis1sJts NiN lta IIt8 Jhs,r st..u.
iasr 10 deal AN M as I Ni4 maze .hsm lts.f.
al discount
viii take ~ sI-hs4r~ iHr Tin Ware
Rag, Sherp,~ins, Oid Brass
Be-ssaK Rrrl titFrs stA
wCUl Dll C.pter Pa,
For all Worl done Mi maze lh-rsi die.
count Tor ca'u ALBERT MILLER
November 4 l~J-.
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PUBLIC SALE

- ~ ~ 81
DUESIANT Co. a decree 81 d. Circuit Court
Il 81 l-H Ron C,uo'v stth, Osiu'.-r'stin 49,
IA tn sui, 90 Joseph I. EirH~ berger Gusrtiau sc
rs larr r Eich~lh-l ger. G-uTgr r. Er,h.l lrtgrr
'ri Others cci"nlcn'> the uHtrr.teu-i a SPECIAL
C'mmi'''cnsr appointed by said Decree Tor The
VuiT'>s. will sc,l
On the 2ith dlyef E,ecaj>-, ISIS,
a. The residence az the larr MatuL Eisb-fh.rrer
r"-r ksy~,-fefry on the Shenandoah River ia
Jrurr.ra County. Va ill., it'rr.s' ltVo.tNlls1 Of
Ja-r l.. al. George + Eicnr.ir'g'r 10 tLr Tsact
'' l.ant oi which aid MaJ,fn III ur'uc ger LIyt
ssI-ri anu possessed cvnisipi.g sruuI
100 Acres
90 ,u'. r.' o. h- wryw', usVy5, .l.u The ,alns
1870 Acres
gtL OIL aIa,Gi'c uoN h.Ii 90 Jnwsr hy Mr.,
En-. = yi-i me - IG1a .r DsEi.l SNYDER.
I 's- Lands at Li-N.y improved w.. ,t.ua-
'r. a.t ~ gspt safe %. cultivated. The, have
aa abundance OF w. aut Water
TERMS or SALE
One 'hi-i w hauI on cay q sa', The balance
De- aud 2'q 40, suuGs payments Di che and ~
E.a- .-sIir. Interest ifn "a, ui ,sI- al secured
~ pref oi Iru-, "a tte premises.
sale 'r raLs r'a-, - - uc..as VI.
EESIEE LICGELEE8GER
Wv -, l-'S S...laI Com. q
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES
TRIUMPHANT.
4 il pitai Prize
$50, 900.
TiChE7S Only so

I'hr Moving S'stm- ~ff = 1-su,
- -. Nsnsrs-s 90 M sr.rrs Lsst-
.-''r' l'' br-rrT,r- 49, . A. ~. O.,
.' - ..r f'... - ,ug-r,a.sr.s rtC en-
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L o 5 =
HN ne ii,h int. GOLD WATCH between
W. is.aUf al Nifgfalur Hrl tts Presbyterian
Gnu. b. TH- fnFrr ui.l receive = surabie re-.
ward hy leaving /, al me ie,icsnrs oi
PHILIP HOFFMAN
opposite tAc Church.
Harrsf,.Fsuy O,t. - o.
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Pressure in the Money lIarket!
G. 00n TO MIRO SITE ~ SAFE
%, OpU INTESTNEN TS!!i

ga O0O TO DEno SITE ~ SAFE
'Dc .O'JO NIESTNEN ism
THE Subscriber having On hand and in store
'"s ~ Inc hc,t selected, iafgess aud most gene.
TaIss otlmrurs OF
G. DRY GOODS. GROCE.
W. RlES BOOTS. SHOES I'll
- HATS. CAPS CARPET t<h.kjSAJ
ING OIL CLOTHS QUEENS
WARE GLhSSW BOOKS
AND SrAIlOSARI NOTIONS DRUGS
all tech aus - the latest .ues. be Wuuidta..
ths m-'hod ui calling The attention ui his friend.
'hr r,'fyrr~ % The tuVn aui county aud those IA
van sI-f~ pal.rru'-f'y .h-rs:,
Natiu sspiu, 90 uuaa'ins CO.. iiuI5asius v.4..
sav, tnat b. o, determined NOT 70 hr IA -r,"t hy
suy uU-. bStu- fu %" 'fsu.nc,, a. the money
Ws. E~i he IA, purchase tis S..rs, irDn tur g-ry
Beet ..H.gs au. 800 'r utsi a.ruIuu.. ting terms:
rrra. .a...HE ' ,asu. sUi n tltf.', tuaf',t fu
90 NO r-UrHi, tn consumers. lis assortment
b, varied and mp - xci. a. general Cal
a"a see inspect ant Il pleased r1'-ha...
AIS O
The Largest Stock of Tobacco !
= - TIE "a, alsooa hand aud ui.I constant
" k.~P tin thr al lining ruoml large sud com
PETE a>>"T'm' ~ - the very choicest aud most
popular bIaEs'f
4 u II 4 e & o,
purchased alone from The Manufacturer and c. m.
ufs-I,u N-'rhar's a. also :. cons rsnily hy the
v,r t,st 90 HAMS, manufacturing ib- va. as
brands ui Cigar. which. Together NIh PFC.
Wac~'A.r aGi Ran Or 'Hr -f...u... sIas
rvgm. - : CONRAD
Corner High az. sa-usa d. .,>.
NV - = HFsr-~ Ferry Va
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For Ihr IenIIrInr,,.

l'iDfHr ffsrguf tNI FEsr
f.fsss.Y IHIN l. iiEsrF
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Kerosene LubrIeallnR Oil.

I'lils or b. prepare. g. suii ihe noes anI all
y .ih~f ktnts OF machinery and - nj affected
ty In.i a. ssoa a. Soc Lntst Srsfm pI Fufsals
by RIDDLE & BRO.
NafuosNIrr Aug a. y
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one copy per year, 5000
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onecoPy Per year, 800
wErELY
On~ cory PER year. 900
49, COPIES io club, 40
I'n - 90
IWeEy copies sent 20 one address. 1000
sEssIo FAPEE
A. ne Proceedings 81 the coming Copgr,ssUiI
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The Nevada journal., 1858-11-05

BALLooNlNG.-Since the fearful aerial
voyage oftwo children in Missouri, and
the fool hardy ascent of Mr.. Ira j.
Thurston in Michigan, in which he prob
ably lost his life, the eastern papers
contain chapters on ballooning One of
the editors Of Forney's Press has made
two ascensions and gives very inter-
esting chapter on ballooning in that
paper. a project is on foot to cross the
Atlantic in an air ship constructed for
the purpose. The Troy Times, in an az
ticle upon ballooning, takes occasion to
use the following language with refer
ence to aerial expeditions across the
ocean The scheme of crossing the
ocean with balloon has been proposed
by Messrs. Wise and Steiner, and
each has proposed to build an air ship Of
the requisite size, and make the trip,
but have failed i'll getting subscription
OF S20,0 900 for the purpose. Mr. La Noun
tain says he will remain in this city DUR
ing the present winter, build a balloon
sixty five feet in diameter, with an ex-
pansive power of five tons, with which
he will cross the ocean, starting from
this city in May next, and land within
twenty-five miles Of any given point in
Europe. He has discovered principle
which viii enable him to retain the gas
in his balloon for any length of time,
and he is confident the air can be navi-
gated as well as the water, and with as
little difficulty. lie does not ask S2Q,-
900 to make the attempt, and is willing
to encounter the attendant risks with
out any immediate prospect of reward.
We are glad the trial is to be made at
this point. Whether success or a fail
me, it will be rare sight to witness the
departure of a balloon inflated with
S150,000 feet of gas, and carrying a ship
provided with apparatus for navigating
the air."
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-05

DEATH OF AN OLD CRLIFORNIAN.-
Thomas 0. Larsin, one of the oldest and
wealthiest American settlers in the
State, died at San Francisco on the 27th,
ult. For many years, NJ. Larkin filled
the post of U. S. Consul, at Monterey.
While living at that place in that capa-
city, he warmly engaged in the struggle
which resulted in acquiring of Califor-
mia. 1t is proposed to raise a monument
to his memory.
The Nevada journal., 1858-11-05
How Mr.. MorpAy p1aus Eight Games

How Mr.. MorpAy pays Eight Games
Of Chess Blindtolded. The following
explanation is given of the manner in
which Mr. Morphy recently played eight
Simultaneous games of chess, without
seeing the boards, at Birmingham, Eng
land
"Mr Morphy sat at one end of the Ii
brary; at table at the other end sat
his eight opponents, with their eight
boards before them. Mr. Nor
ply gazing at the lozenged window
above him, and leaning carelessly with
his arm thrown over the bench on which
he sits, attacked each board in success
ion, Move and counter-move were aud
IDLY announced by friend. and when
the tables had been traversed o ne move
at a time, the process asrecommenced.
1t was a most interesting scene. Mr..
Morphy had the whole eight games so
thoroughly in his head. that when a
piece YVES accidentally shifted on one of
the boards, and move was made in
which it was involved. he at once detec-
ted something was wrong and exclaimed
that it was an impossible move Such
it was acknowledged to be. The piece
ought never to have been on that square.
In the same game Mr.. Morphy left a
piece en- prise, the taking of which invol-
we'd mate in few moves, and accoId-
ingly on his adversary taking the place
unconscious of the snare laid for him,
the game became Mr.. Morphy's almost
Immediately. His play was very rapid.
Each game lasted on the average about
thirty moves, so that he had to bear in
mind at least two hundred and forty
moves, and the position of every board
throughout from beginningto end. The
fact was evidently regarded by those
present as an effort of genius not to be
accomplished by more than one OF two
individuals in century. OF the eight
simultaneous games, Mr.. Morphy won
six, drew one against Mr.. Avery, Presi
dent of the Birmingham Chess Club, and
lost only one, that against Mr.. Ripping.
The eight games occupied about six
hours, and at the close, NIr. Morphy be-
ing asked if he felt fatigued, Not in the
least; but he should be glad to get his
dinner -