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Attractive Works

Attractive Works.
Among the ga volumes. and II tracts, otfsr,d by
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:. White, c.,t.
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the forty DAYS following. ths Resus.
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=, F." no' fact that GOV Hicks refuses
" s.'s M peopi' u Maryland any "a, q. -
~ha' ought nov 20 h. dons The NOM. b.v,
never demanded 4, bat political a., 49,. -.
sad a' has bern sustained IN r,p.lli.g a. 81,
rSp'iHg 'ns0encss q D,nsgugus.
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1x~We learn from the Grceneasile, Pa. Pr
lot. that PArricx ii. Suovcu, OF tina, place.
formerly Of this town hs. been chosen. by the
Secretary OF the Commonwealth VI Pepnsy Iva
MIA, A. Messenger OF that department
I!Sh,plsysfsVrn Neg
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WithdraWn.

II will be seen from the Card of
JoHS A. THOMSON, Esq, that he is no
longer a candidate for the Convention.
The contest will now be between
Messrs. Osburn & Barbour, on the
Union Conservative side, and Messsrs.
Hunter & Lucas, on the Secession.
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RELIGIOUS BOOK DEPOSITORY.

INhE usd<rslsn.d has hand . large assortment Of
u ksAysoas works-ne~ and oid-many ~ them en-.
essnnsy rare aud sd.pled to Sunday School Ninis,s
nal and Congregational Libraries,
speeimens Tor sale n Mr.. A. W. Cramers Store or
~ We Residence Of the underigned. Any Boob 90
add delivered here. al pabllshers, rstaiI price.
INC oes etntsr nights. Approaching So near warn
gaaosns aud teschers. of the Importance Of
winning young I-spe the delightful rsIks OF .elf
oy n'ssns q solsd books.
Nov . iseo. n G.. NORTH
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-Four head Of farm HORSES, , head q
r.-~ ~ Mich COWS. 5 bead of IN
tcung HEIFERS. - bead oiAkS
IN EShoos, Brood Sows and Pigs, l
Bar. slibred burkshire. good Farm Wagons
War1n Beds. l three horse Barshear Plough,
| no horse ditto, double Shovel and single
sloVe! Ploughs. Corn Coverer, = Harrows. /
.et Of Blacksmith Tools. sets OF Wagon Gears.
complete ? sets Of Bri,chbands and Plough
Gears thrihle. double and swinsle Trees. Log
Chain and fifth Chain, Spreadcrs and Breast
Chains and Spices. first rate Windmill about
80 Barrels OF Corn, Riding Saddle, one horse
Sleigh.
Terms.
credit of nine months will be given on all sums
over y. Under -, cash No prop~rty TO be remo> ed
until the terms arc complied With.
JOHN p. DREAMER
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u RS. WIN Low,
II % w u " W,
A experienced Nurse and Female Physician pre-
"A scuis TO the attention OF mothers her
SOOTHING SYRUP.

- ~ " my
ihIfIt HAS IT
OH NsrAScs
tJKN vheue.-
Never dbl We
stance Of dis
any ono Who
contrary all are
its operations,
.sfuna 90. com.
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Helps in Devotion and Work.

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ls Copies Christians Scripture DIRECTORY. win
Resolutions by Rev. Jonathan Ia
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Notice Of Dissolution.

'INiE hTm OF TtmbeflAkc i subletie at Rippon Va,
J. ~as. On the nTst day OF January. dissolved 10y
L--Iuai consent THOMAS l. sSBLETIE will con.
eseI the business on h4s own account. The books
"A iapefs " tie concern may be found At the store
10 80 respectfully request all persons indebted TO
GENE 90 ard Aid settle thereby saving the ;rou-
Die ~ cal! On them. Ne ccl grateful Tor the liberal
i-ifosasc ~l.ilsJ IN hGsiGeist gether, and solicit
toaGLL-Ece OF the sanie Tor ibe new ooseeTn.
\. G. TIMBERLAkE.
Jan. 81, l-tl.-st- THOMAS. 4. sIBLLTTE
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Religious Book DepoSitOy,

Two sabbath schools.p hasing Ten Dollars worth
J. 10 Gospel Ministers OF al! Churchcs-and TO Tb"c-
logical siudenis-the undersigned will discount one.
NTH nom the Catalogue prices. Sales for cash orly
Purchases may be made ~ the Store OF A. W Crafner
or Of the undersigned, a. his residence. Catalogues
can be seen at either place.
y. G. NORTH.
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House and Ornamental Painting.
flNaE undersigned having had considerable expert.
Il vute IA Hii te del artnenis of House Ornamental
r-nn, o.afing &c, uneTs HE services 10 the citizens
- Cai.so~u .nG equity generally. lie will gusran.
=, mas "".A 10 glTe satisfaction 10 AL VITO favor
h.n "l' az 0fgeT, and a. h.s prices will be moderate
AM eAeca,Io o! work prUmps, lie urgently sollciis
AAaf' 81 LUssuess la his liue.
sEA0s OEGer by letter or Otherwise left NJ the
later Hvnse.' "lll be promptly atteaded 70.
sa1. 81, 'ol-Jt. THOMAS > BARR
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DISSOLUTION.

IIWE Partnefship heretofore eHisii1r he's cen a.
j LoWAl A GAHhFfT wss diasoIgei o. tfs tfh
gay or gsnl.fy l.sl, ~ mutsAl couseut. Wersspc-;
frliF invite scifisrlr.t
TAc hqn1ssf VII hs c9nfrass byc. .. GARRETT
sho viii tsSs Boz Hoes.
Eahlctovn. Jan ~. issI.-l.s
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SELLING OFF At COST

IINHE undersgncd desrous u reducing his s,cek Of
Il DRESS GOODS
invites the attention Of customers the following Ia,
- Figured Preach Merinos
- A" uurais
- Plaid Mernos
~ FIgured Magenta Cloth
Sinfei French Ducsls
a. Pad tashifneres
~ Wool 1lrured French Dclalnes Plain All Wool
lTsDch Delsines. Plain French Nsrinos pisio ;, =.
BIB heuros. Hzused p g.ilh N-riros, Firur.f 4
car b"tairrf iI great variety Hark and Wbita
l'Ls.Ics bonn q ~ 1f certs riain BLACK All Vol
brialles Dotted Engii.h Mtriaas ror children BseE
ard White French Grn~hsfus Coiorsi French t,rr.
ham. DufHcs'ir gInghsfls. CNirfr Calirsrs ts,1.
some styles. -ack Fia1rels fnf sfo~L u.,itla ~,
&c ara lhli ireHs .haeis. Curilu bamasks alas
Lfnhrrilrfed Htrfkerrh.efs. Collars Ufdrfsles,rt'
hnh'l -eiis. ltrai Artts, Gloves THINNING AZ.
hnts, aiiss Aefiru and SILK Vests alec = general
af-oTtnert - laiies' Morocco. XII and Coat = In
Hsefs and hfeiel bots, sd many other auie,ss
shirh 70 arr pnablr - rnumeraic
stn. ~ tHii. JOHN J. LOCK
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Our Terms.

nUR Increasing business makes 10 e,ident that We
~ can ana nave made . a. the advantage o. our Gus
toners ioT adhere e!aselv to tis ruc .aot ~ q
ycafs ago of taking negotiable notes be- sstlsn~pt a.
accunnis due January ist. when the rarfIes fsrno,
h9uriat" ttir accounts u cash. We again ferrf 5ur
friends ant customers that Wc musi a-I sd. adhere
more Fipfrvtp these terms ard stall expect ALI IA,
comply Nfh them. 81 erfhr aldlrg a. our plfasarr tH
tnsiesst wh4lc e1aites fDakr It arrrHe 10 tie
intefesf % our custofnrrs ne accounts O. ali rsr
sos NJ rt7ul1r customers viii be made oH really tr
pa1tnC-f euHurriy
Jan. ~. l-si. KEAEelEY EWTfVFH A 90
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FOR RENT.

TTHT SOC sF aos s,.-,o.s a DID. h., q, -
Il lraaef is ~ frrt 1890 800 ~ lsslI
&C. ffsi l4f ~ hrnf
jar 81 i-si.1t ru,sssrtv-s ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

Executors Notice.
rlNHOfE indsttei - the sssafe - =. -. -.
u 1regi ae requested ~ come s.rrssg - ..s.,.
n...,,b., =. -, THOMAS LACKLANB
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Cling 10 the Union
AND THE
Little Giant.

NEAR CIiAHEEsTOwN.
II = RonH. ErQ.. Dear SIR III will krepth wash.
inf Nsrhinf. Tie iiis Giant " that you @; out Tor
ar i,-laF. have y.e ~ your tr-t iryrutious but
rnr t@s VII no longer u." % aist having fsriv t-s.
- tLr Ctner. Tue do4tlr-artirg Uriuci pie 81 the
" litle Giant renders Inv OPINION greatly .ups.
rof 70 ~. oatrr Washing Maehines 4; does rs s0-k
thoroughly IN about pus-tiri the tine Of he Oh
one AMI turns With faf greater ea,e child can turn
u ionE enough - eSeruir the lAfges; wA.hiag
VII also be GLAD % get one ol yoar nssiy lrysn.
itd stiir dHd hr0sf tafters THIS il a NV ri and f@r.
ieTt ustrumrui sud does So WuTk With f.r greater
speed anh nicsiy han any tang - k.n fhstI hav.
ever -eer of heard a. TIE rhcsFnrss ani utility Of
these Marines viii certainly commend .ssrn In
every isu.y. ven Respectfully,
Dec. ~. $50. JAS n RANSOM.
purchased ~ Mrssrs. ts,hT Davis Awashtng Ma
c'inr several year ago shtth CONSIDER a mast d
frHhie articie fuf family have siso purchased
The LITTLE Clan 7. the best Iuy srtisn II NJ Hotf
NhiJ nv family regard n. the most rerfset WssA
~ iH every respect laiss a1i soap considered oar
Sast~otra1 bears testimony D. - sf.-srv u d1iaa
oar sofk. L slkyFAar
January ;. lss0
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A New Establishment.

I'VE undersigned always IN favor Of Home Mann.
Il iartarc. belle ing that OF f r deinan, uch n
course, On hcGuf 81 the s0utu have Determined To
establish Wholesale aud Retail
Tobacco and Segar Factory.
They have scared the services Of workmen &C
knowleiEed 70 be the best IN Virginia yad thsy have
secured stock OF manufactured tobacco that cannot
De tNceled by any factory 10 the State.
Having inauguraied iiiIs movement IN the midst Of
oGr o"a people hey confidently expect Their patron
age and hearty cooperation. q.
We Simply desire nom our Merchants and Whole.
sale dealers a trla as sc feel confident We can do
more and Setter Than any other house.
Our retail department viii open on the LIST Of Anil
IN the building adjoining store where every variety
Of 10y
SEGARS,
TOBACCO.
MERCHANTS.
PIPES,
SMOKERS,
&c, &c, dc,
Sin he constantly on hand. Encourage home eater.
prise by buying hon
JAa. ", 1861. BELLEB BURNETT.
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The Largest Stock in Market.
Quick Sales and Short Profits.
HEDGES TRUssEIL
snee their removal q their rev House near me
bAnk, 20 provide for friends ADD customers S,ock
never before eNcesd IN this market The VARIETY u
almost indsfntethe STYLE and dsscrittioa OF cod.
ueNery latest out purchased q arstciAss houses
and selected with eye 20 substance no isss than
show, The pubiic generally are Invited To- site rs a
call. our terms being ASH have 40 ears 81 No.,
satisfying The wish and desire Of al friends, though
DRY. GOODS.
pelnnes. Fancy aud PAN,
Dehages, Fancy and Calico Prints Of latest styles
Brocsde Piaids. AousAns
White aud isd Flannels
Plaid Lnseys, Brown Cotton.
brarhet CUiiGa Casiusts
ful Cloth, Rag CaTpearg.
OIL Cloth Cafp~tiug
sne si,o large stock Of Blankets for servants
Fancy Cords ani notions.
Stella AMI Shenel ShaWls.
Joesy lIs,s. Ladis. .nd Misses Hose.
shaker BoBnsts Head Sets
While and COlGrcd Cofsstts
Hoop sAirt., all Tres ssd Prizes.
Fancy Belts. Cru;cbei Braid,
Aeedies and Cotton. COTTON Hos
Ladies and Gents Cloves til klnds
and also large stork ~
WOodenware and QneenSWare,
AT Of which We viii sc me very iowe.i prices. or
eash. HEDGLs IRrssBil
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHId.
4 Bsasroi~rf IsshfsftoH ssi1bislsf by speefal
Ead0WgseHf. for fhs Reiisr II Ds Siek and
. Disfrssssd. afflicted ~,iA Firnleai aad
Epfdsm'e Diseases, and espsriagy
Ter hs Cure + Diss1ses y
ne S>ru0i Organs.
WEFpfC al AUvrCp 49,. s,.,l. - 49,
oupti0a n their ccHfiuDn (irs nccupafis hsfss a
We - ard IN cases ~ tHuefns p0r,uy Nsdl-inss
yAIUABLE RErOsrs ~ spsrms,o,rby. .,s
oihsf Uteases - the sfSuai Ofrsus ard ~ ne NM
EkhEpiks emplogea ia ne iaspsnssfy. ,sni " ne
Gas,s s, T. j. sxiiIS Ho q iis,$a''''
Aeiss surrsoa, Hovsrd Gsvsisiios.
No rouih Niaih trsef Philsisiphia ~
~ order ~ ths Drsssoff
fzha o. HEAETWElI. Pr.st
Geo. la5srafts. ssrrefrvy
Dee. -. iss9--lY,
STOVES.
(t0oN. Psrios All Chani-sr serves k~ a.
y, -. r sosi isrse ''oss Joss received -
RIDDLE 6RDxeER
a Choice Lot OF Tobacco
A 80 Ci0AE8. u gsnrss brssas
N NsTHHa. FiaHtarun Vsyrsr.
l.sssiiA. siar y 90 Ess, AHuilss.
te ~. b EHc ssPniil
NoE1OO.
TIVE Nosss FiFss 81 or sac b. nsesuss, ,sss
II eafs 80 bees aaf. LoeTsf indaissaee esassi
rAis b sAs srss al isss 500.
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II tmEy FLOWER BOOTS.
II hyarinfiis. Tulips NsrcIsses
irt and Circus from Yar Der
Schools Sous. Harlem.
Jus r,,sItedty
Hartiastafg. vov rs. issS ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

Ladies Goods
DlArN aad cured
slks: PLAIN ard Tigurel
frencb Hsuaot and Cashu.erst.
fuTHnt, shauis great Far.rfv 81
al prices Bonnet n b b0ns Kld cloves
.1ti received. L. 6ADLER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

ANNN aAAH III
FAILED SIN
To EFFIcr A
e. timely used.
know An In
satisfaction by
used u. on the
delighted With
and speak II
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JOHN VILWIG,
CABINET AND CHAIR MAKER,
OPPOSITE woiTE xrrLEns STORE,
Winchester, Va.

III ana other Frames. Looking Glasses ard Look
" irg Glass Plates, Window Curtlns Comics Mai
tIrsses, Carved Wood Work. Furniture Chain, A..
scpt gr hard and executed a. order
corr ms. 81 all kinds. AMI pr0mpfstientinn (~iti
llc.Isc. SCI given % Funerals. fJaa - icl
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IsoSTf

"a Ng1aay aFai ~ lrsf rsar tte rrssbvtsrso
- ~ az, COD brssstisa. u.th rsissf 80
- tH' alrlef Fli rurfeF = sgeflsl -
g. NJ fas VI IA IHis OFElCE
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y. B.-subscnptions received and forwarded hv
=. W. HERBERT a BROWN. Agents f5r CharIcsown
ard vicsniiy, where specimen EEuayings and AIT
Journal essi be seen. tDec. -, 1881.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-01-31

For tho Gentlemen.
CAssfNTkk9
AND vLsTSGs.
u every stsfe srf gyis. vit5
BOOrs SHOW
GLOVE 81 sfirt Frs-ts
e. ~ ssis ~ . a0oEF.
Oct 4
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~ih he constantly on hand. Encourage bone cate
Prise by buying hon
Jal. H. 1851 pEII En- 4 RtrpN.r7r
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-19
Guns for the Governmont-.-Geu
Lyon Again...q between
ucCuifoch and Cfatb Jackson.

ST. LOUIS, Jolly lS.--Hogace Dinmiek.
Germ i SmiSh. OF this CITY. have contracted
to furnish the United States Government Tor
this Military Departments ten 20 fisieen riaed
cnnon. Two are already cast AZ the Wash
ilgton Foundry.
\ special IRON jefferson C,fyts the Dem
ocrit says 4 messenger from Springfield on
the l4th, arTivel there. reports that General
Lson had concentrated all the Feieral forces
at that poiat, aud only awaited a supply OF
provisions 10 attack Jackson's force and drive
them out OF the State.
Ben MeCuiloch ielt for Arkansas, alter a
violent dispute with jackson, whom be called
great coward in the presence OF all his ofl-
GERS.
Four hundred mounted secessionists from
Boon county, under Capt. Harris. attempted
to join Harns, but failed.
rhe ferry boar. with armed men. is cross
ing the uyer 70 prevent the escape o. the
rebels from Galloway county.
Complete arrangements nave been made
for the meeting OF the State Convention on
Mondly.
Capt Cayenher. of Col. Blsrs regiment.
reached here tonight, from Springfield on
the 10Th. he reports Gea. Lyon in Spring
field, bnt his commind Has encamped eleven
miles North The march from Booavlle
was very severe. Provisions were scarce.
the men being put on Lalf rAtions- General
Lpon would remain at Springfield TIL ne
could obtain full supply oil subsistence. ad-
ditional mems OF transportation, and allow
MS men 10 recuperate
Jackson's forces have left Neosho and
passed into Arkansas
Brigadier General Pope, Of Illinois, arrived
here tonight He viii take the fisld in
North Missouri
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-19

NEw YosE. July ls-rhe Asia. from Ls.
erpool on the 9th. and Queenstown on the
sth. arrived here At o'clock this i. NJ
She brings fil0. 900 in specie.
An influential depusafion relative 70 the
suppression of the African slave trade, had
an interview with Lord John Russell and the
Duke OF New Castle. Both concurred. gen
sr.ly, with the views Of the population. and
the latter said that. In consequence of this.
British settlements in Africa have been in
structsi TO encourage commerce and the
growth ofeotton. &C.. 70 the utmost q.
II Is again asserted that the Popo's health
il very serious
There ia still a want Of animation In the
Manchester market, but spinners have OBJ
tanned general advance OF I'D, and in some
instances !! per pound.
An advance il demanded or 10th and
breacst1f-
The weather vas un-aitlsd and less favor
able for crops.
Wakefield 4 Ss.h rspor, aoas steady at
former rates
Wheat steady Al full prices. and very firm
Red o. 81 @l3s White l0s Sd@l3s
Corn ia fair request and easier 70 soil
Yellow o. Cd: White ak932s.
Provision, sales at extreme rates. nrm. but
lower for inferior.
Pork dull Bacon dull. and again shade
easier. At 400, as: extreme prices.
LoSpoS Barring & Bros. report Bread
STAFF dull. but prices unchanged Flour dii-
ffult of .als. although freely offered.
lArKsI
oatariay-Consols s9k4s9x.
Tho Arabia arrived out ora the TIA
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The T.. y. We mako ExcelIomt
Timo.

SANosTtERs STAgios on the line of the
Orange and Alexandria Railroad eighteen
miles from Alexandria. July 1--WE have
seen the enemy flying before US but in conse
quence of the roughness of the march and
owing to the heavy GINS that we have car
ried along. they have succeeded in making
their escape without fight.
We have now full possession OF The Rail-
road as far as this Station.
The enemy commenced their retreat to-day
and barely escaped by. the old Fairfax road
which is occupied rs lar IA Fairfax Station by
Col. Wilcox who took elevea prisoners.--
About one o'clock the following dispatch WAS
received from Col Wilcox to Col He:ntzel-
man:
FAiRFAA SrATioK.--Wo have taken Fair
fax Station with eleven prisoners. A large
number of infantry and some horsemen fled
over towards tho left aud Franklin can inter-
cept them. We have flag &c.
(Signed) o. y. Wilcox.
Several regiments OF Rebel troops are re-
ported 10 have passed SaDgstiers Station dur
INK the day. in retreat before Col. Wilcox's
column.
An ALABAMA regiment was encamped
Within two miles ofsfhe forks of the road
where We arrived at noon, the camp fires of
VIII h were still burning when we passed this
u. Quantities of fresh beef. corn, &c,
were ief behind
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-19
Night Dispatches.
Another Brilliant Victory i'm Missouri
Gen. Harris Rouied.

JfFrrRsoN ClT1. July ls.-The mail car
risr brings news OF, fight three miles this
sde OF Fulton. Galloway county. between
Col McNoil with ak hundred men aud Gen
Harris WIKI force estimated At ono thous-
and. Six of the Federals we're killed
light SecessioniSis were killed and two hun
dred taken prisoners. Tho Rebels were com.
pletely routed
Later and more reliable accounts from
Fulton state that twelve of'McNeil's force
were wounded. Including a Coonels body
servant. Mr.. Nichols of Fulton 10 known 10
have been killed on the part OF the Rebels--
Only the advance guard oil the Federal forces
were in the engagement and were iii cd on
from an ambush. The Rebels then fed and
some OF them were seen afterwards quietly
at work IN their fields though nothing had
happene l.
Gen. Harris was not Ia tho fight but look.
iog on at safe distance.
LATER.-An official dispatch from Colonel
Nc Neil states that he had mot Harris and had
completely routed him. Our loss is twelve
wounded. Harris force is considerably di.
minishcd