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The Union and journal., 1861-12-20

70 One Of the most important Of the imme-
diate consequences Of the Fort Picksns affair.
Is its hindering Bragg from sending forces to
compelling him to bring Others to hi. assist
nnce--ihus weakening other points along the
Southern coast. A correspondent of the New
York Times says that to produce this result.
commenced the b0mbardment.
E5J- Secretary Chase thinks the large debt Of
$500 900 900. to which sum, by his eomputa-
ton. the national would amount by July it.
1868, il the war should last 50 long, could 10
paid or in thirty years. This would be Mt tho
rate Of $50 ,OOO, 900 year.
.g-A grsa, obstacle to the movements ofths
Federal troops in Kentucky, is the bad eondi-
tion Of the roais. which arc almost impassabls
from the depth Of the mad; yet extensive prep
arations are said to bsmakirg for an advance
movement.
CY-lt is though. that Nashville and Mem
phis will bc'in possession of the Union troops
before New Years. Before that, however,
blood OF rebels must run freely at Columbus.
r. The Lewiston Falls Journai rlys that
the Lincoln Mill which has bccn closed for
the past six months, IL about to re-comInenco
operations, and will manufacture jeans. All
the mills in town are now at wVrk-the
Bates running extra hours.
PRocRrs.-Bcforc the war eommcnccd
the Springfield Annory only furnished 500
guns per month, +, now it Is turning outSpring-
field Rides o, the rate Of 10000 per month,
while with tho now machinery which IS ~ bo
put in, it is expected that 2OO, 900 guns will
bc made during the ensuing year.
~ 4 Union movement is in progrss in
New Hampshire, and Convention Of all
parties is to be held a. Concord, on the ist OF
January next.
u Two reporters Of the New York Trib-
unc have been arrested in Washington for
stealing Congressional documents.
II The news from Ireland in relation to
the destruction ot the potato crop, by rot.
continues to h. of very gloomy character,
and the lno-, serious aPprhensiohs seem to
b. entertained that tho want AMI distress
which marked the period of the famine OF
lsI; will again cnsuc. The English and
Irish press devote considerable space to tho
subject. and manifest much alarm.
ARrrprs CouSG -" Artemus Ward, y
who is probably tho greatest s''irieai a'i
comic writer and lecturer now living, has
BEEN engaged TO deliver hi. celebra'ed lecture.
.Cbildrcn In the Woods" in this city, as
son as his engagements elsewhen will I'r.
NIT which, however. will not he under several
weeks. He delivered the ame lecture IN D
Boston. and thousands went away who could
not pnin admission; be has consequently
been engaged 10 rpcat IL 'hero t~'e" moro
Mi. season, something entirely unprecedented
in that city. Look out for something neh'
yrKr CnaKrI,BLE.-A few weeks ago, tho
jeff Davis government consented " allow us
10 send clothing TO our prisoners Mt Rich
mond. Accordingly 1000 quits were ior-
warded for their comfort. This week. In
.kirmish near the Potomac. the prisoners and
dcad were found TO have new, warm clothing.
which our soldiers are ready to swear 10 tho
same forwarded South for the federal prison.
ers. and stolen as soon as aeros the lines
Portland Adrrtisu.
The Union and journal., 1861-12-20
Eralii Nli.aaurl.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. l3.
The Mississippi AMI Mi souri, rivers have
been placed under military control and sur
veillance, and no boat will be permitted to
take freight or passengers, or allowed clear
ancc except those authorized and commission,
ed by the proper military authority. All
owners and Others interested will be required
to take the oath Of allegiance, violation ot
which will subject the boat and cargo to for
lei,urc and their owners to the penalty pres
cribed to those giving aid to the enemy.
The Union and journal., 1861-12-20

ment as mediator. The same Journal Is also
informed that In case satisfaction Il refusel, the
English Cabinet has resolved 10 recall Lord Ly-
ons, recognize the Southern States, and raise
the blockade. England would not then declare
war. but leave the United States to do 30 II they
wished
The Union and journal., 1861-12-20
From MARYLAND.

FRKDERICx, Dec. ii.
The ladies OF Frederic have formed an ass
ociation comprising nearly all the fair sex in
rhe place, and are untiring and devoted in
their efforts for the comfort and alleyiation
Of the sick soldiers. .-'I .I
The Union and journal., 1861-12-20
From CaIifornin-TrrribIc Rain storm
on the Pacific Coast.

San fRBycisco. Dec. lO.
During the past four days, the heaviest
rain storm that has has been experienced Tor
year. has been prevailing in California, cau'-
ing severe ircshets in the valleys and great
destruction of property. The American
River rose to great height. breaking
through the leycc and flooding Sacramento
from one end to the other. The water Is \
feet deep in the streets this morning, and tho
people are driven into tho second story OF
their hyuses. Business Is entirely suspended.
A part Of sIaysville and Stockton Is entire
" under water. 4 number Of lives has been
lot. The destruction Of property is i'm
mense.
The funeral services Of the late Col. Baker
have been imposing.
Gen. Shields comes in the Golden Age
lie accepts the Brigadier GcneralshiP tender
cd him.
The Union and journal., 1861-12-20

,,,;,. man. who i. no rcspectcr Of persons, persons,
do no, indulge for a moment ,nv me- % Of The
that he hears with indifference 'no, no, IMAGINE
humbiest hum ofhis children. DO not not im mil, II
tha. hecau.s Others shared in the gan' gS =.
thi. @ onterprise. yours i. thereby dim'nlsnea
hut remember the awful ad%oni'i1n 0, ySOa ,TOd
Bisls. @ Though hand Join in hand the wieASd
shall not 20 unpunished.
The Union and journal., 1861-12-20
Gbe Union &gournal
pIppEFoRp. DECEMBER 20. 1891.

VAdvertisers are particularly request
ed 10 hand In their advertisements as early In The
week as possible. In order to secure their inser'
tion they must be received by "Wednesday noon'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14

s1~1n recent case for assault the defendant,
pleaded guilty. Il think mus, be guilty.
said he because the plaintiff and were the
only ones there were in the room and the frs,
thing knew was that was standing MP, and
be- was doubled over the table. You'd better
call j; guilty"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14

81" You know. madam, that Won cannot make a
pure ont of sow's ear" Oh siT please fan me
have in'rna'ions ofs swoon. when Won use ihn,
"do"' specimen Of vnIgnriy sgain cIosh. Vim -ennS1
p"rAseol"Fy. just say" hisimposslhIe 10 fabricaie
a p"ronATy rese;ss-ie from the auricuar organ OF
fernuine porcihe quAdrupcd.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14

ba-The man that was stock up yi,h n,;d.
has been taken down, and hangs on HI. own
hook nj present In case the hook slosld give
way Jet him lie upon lis own liabilities until
be . prepared 10 sleep on q clear eoncience.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14
Prof l.. MlLLEE'S
EEIS. -NvrGSRArcr

H'~ NV ssfh ANp IrosnSic Il ,oxtoINp
tob RESTORING GRAY HAIR To- IL, ori=i,,, ,,l,,
','" yang Ai'i lFcNcisg TIC liar Iu tu,aitr
=, fonthE, hSTiNGbALDNtSS.A ard enri,., n ub,n
'herr y t'o lea-t Is.Ttrie Of vitality or r.tr,ers,
energy WmHiniur. ''i''"''e
fOR REMOVING; SCCRF AND DANpRt-yp ca
aii suianeons a.iceiious Of the \ aip -
ioh nhaLfIFfiNCr HE HAIR impar,ins 10 II an
my in IT, texture aud ear-ius IL 10 cI,iI readily
'ME great cclchrciy aud the lrcrcasiu ,is mani s
this Hnrguallr' preparation con,inrc The nT.,,,i
~; va, ~, E's > Uniy necessary 10 satisfy sI,s,T
f''ga'an1n AZ rr~em a use. u cleanse. III. heal
~. :. I'vn d'i'i'g dU'f ots,r cai,l,.eOas ss.@,
,nn-fs thr hair io gsDw luNurisntly and xi,s- M
'ti. -oii' gi">-y and EcNihe atg-aTancr a,d -
Snse ~, hsir y lop,cnins aud fh.ni.ins IL viii i,s
'"Eh aid 'igpr ia tue rsfs. Tc.tnrc tie growth "a
yield '"'si's " 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14

s-s~A doctor and a military officer became
enhmored of the same lady. A friend asked
her which Of the two suitors she intended IN IN.
'or. she replied. that il was difficult for her
TO determine. as they were such killing crea-
tures"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14

"a An expeditions mode of getting up
To~ '' to carry ladder on your shoulders ia a
crowded thorcugbfsre and every few minut.s
turn round 20 SEQ q any body Is making faces
NJ you.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14
SS- AND FAMILY JOURNAL.
AYHR'sL
CAYHARTIC
PILLS.q

...:ss:.E..s ~ ;;:.:s.:3
ssssse.ssss No. SuS
e-rss - 49, ~ prSnsk =
sssss~s ilis~a esss % 4
o<ks1 tssept.g 49, -,
ss'a shssid ~ svats1 = :
e.say - - IL ~ ~.
eey. rAAs iygs tii> -
etsaass esf ~ shsrr<rs1 -
@WS-ErsfS ~ h1pu1lan1
~ ~ oue1D rsess - 49,
sesu
e ~ hssssA aenla.
49, ssansasss - asnsGlsos
e sss s~sy s.ss vtu.e-~s -
- 1870. ..ssk -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14
Only TwentY.Fiye Cents

VcTiumVr~. "ee''fA a'h
l. NiiLER would call the aticuio, II Parent. and
Gnarlians "a tic 81 hi. ~, ieornf,sr In ;.s.
the childrcns' Hair in,linss 10 lc ur,I H. ~ -
lNs tue onnda''on fnr good AsI,i 81 Aa.r a. n ys
Nne r, any Impurities that MAY have ,eco,us eo,nes
"a IN the scaip, the removal ~ vhch A. ,,-es
poh ior ihe health Of The child. and te fSsfurc an
IcafaDoe 81 IL hair N ~
-. Al IloS..-Ncuc genuine without the f,e s;,nlle
~ ~, ~ hliltE heira 80 the out " Tnp,er. al,
hl1Eks HAIR iNViGoHArOR y. \. Ll,,,,tI h, th,
hyesnh Depot 20 Dry 81, ard soii bv al tie tris
eiisl Merchants ant Druggists tl,Ts,,,l,,,, a. ~,
idherai dt~eotint "a purchasers lF the ,uant,,
also desire present 10 Tie A,u-ri,.,, ts'tsi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14

d~Mirfh i like Fash of lightning. tia,
ercSk' through gloom Of clouds. and glitter.
Tor moment Cheerfulnc-s kesps mp a Kind
daylight in the mind. filling it with steady
and perpetual serenity.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14
UNION HOTEL.
Berryville, Clarke County, Virginia.

WIS new Hotel l. now open AMI ready for ..sEl
u Eue-e- u i not only new Hotel hut nE4kA
scs bousr. View rupFns, new bc,l. new furniture
i,s' hnITo'cnents-roonIsi large. air, and comfort.
Sous afford. s y"
nv bSk y Supplied with the best Liquors kiuu.
"t.rc 81 cvnilStcift servants always in Attcniafrr
Ny STABLE and Ostlcr shall be OF lie VeTy Lr.t
hlnd. aud due attention vii. be trvcn 20 any bor.e
committed o. n,y rhargr ny '
a'rcahy has hccB SAIL ha,tcTingiy &C NV table
PspNisn ait management This l. hk The I,.t ia,
~ Isnsh I"vbrs iioa'ser this may De- true mcrt
CO. hr Ihi Tor 1r any else cu,sld not la ,c
n'Die earnest cbdcatGr nnd strong dctrrmiYattnu .,
hrifu w brst class House than DO N rnnnry al
every attention can 10 w.
All ash ~ The pnb.ic Is to give ulc a call and pFe
Inc trnc az false. uauEnpn
Oct III. 'ce.--Iy. G,rI A AZ, -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14
rarior, Chamber and HALL Stores

-, ,',uerianh Coat stove. sirc-: Ten Plate Sso,c.
q" 49,. sth &c without dies top wafir.Ir,,n.
SIC a. Yh-heaics- thurch -;o,c. g. Se
" NIF' aUeit"ntp husiErs-. ard ,.s,.t, Il. tl,n.c
sCp G, tsp. w y r,sTt'I,r,,-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14
HAIR FROM TURNING GRAY

unill The latest pcTod of life aud In eases b,,s m
pair has hlfcmiy changed color the use Of lie In
IsE5iF Hli VIA eertainiy reS0rs n t. "a. or,1,,"l
-, h,s,Nt 81 IAIA. rl'rsN aIgN aTance. A. a. t.r
ihnr r The tHict and Hair Restorative 1, !. r,rrI
lA'i' 'vomnendei, having Rit agree alb. fragrance.
~. hc EI'A iacihiic> affords n dysss.ny no E,,
"'u, wen I"'si Vita the lHsigDrair eau ic ,lre,.
=, w any required fuTin To- prrsrr,e IT, ,sr.
" ,,'hrr taan or 10 ctristcnce tte grcat iInass a.,
y ~ t'e a'lrs A. sffH'taf foii' Grfios wLieh nom,
ought ~ bc without the price IIaee, 4, yj,ii ~
Tcug IA al all Irfuf. 49, fNF - NttHiu the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14

',Siors ErIrarH AH6ug tho epitaph- To- 10
ionnd IN 'he buryiHg gropod 81 Briu.lr. - ,l.e
following
"rhis bod isooH hrf or I t,yeh
For coi'icf ~. iHs firas. ai.,,e a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14

s'e~~Mother shouldn't he surprised IL su-
san gets ehoked some dsy."
Why. my som
because John wipsey twisted his ar1us
around her neck the other night. and IL she had
not Kissed him to let her 20 he would have
strRngled her"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14
Drcrxsrn. IArrrr HOOPS Norrxpr.

Drcrssrn- tArrrH HOOPS Novrxprn
DE cold-,ie snow
DE wood all wct--de FIRE no 60
DE sleet--sie rainy wedder-
De toes all bare,
No shq,s to wear.
Dis nissers heels day freeze toscdder.
DE aches, de frozen feet
DE chill, de heat
DE rackin pain in eb'ry member
De shiteriu kuees-
De cough, dc-tchee-ah, tehee-de snexe-
december. Family Fair.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14

~ a bu.ine-. msn q a,n acquaintance !.
- 'erHPulously exact IN all his doing. TIA,
whene'er BE- psysa visit, h. always vii m.i.,
uPoh taking receip,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14
Edgo Hill Cemetery.

E'tb b.Iefifrs - - B - HH CsurersF..
u taaHf haftltT GisfslrIfsf = ftart.r -. 49, I3|I
? ~ isfpsr,si A. fitFfs-c - tom Al al !, -
- hHf - iie.l.sflrs ~ ftfff f5ilsi-
a.. Il -. ~ u.re,i0fs b. laep tae csv...
y .-.s.'s eie Nfs'srt 81 sii esrleefi.s.s Il a -
- Hiifsfipn ~ tsisa lfsf H. 49, 4. a., -.
afri ~ So fetai ~ fiIf $500 - - ftett
r. " Fegfraa sssrE '"N"fNNhi wet
affarul 'lsr O. ls.lf -.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14

haS-If bal maa propo.es q lsague te,..,,
You a"d h'Hr-elf tell him you uouId much rstb.
er the distaaoe would he several leagues.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14
TIE ENTLf.n 1OTrI'

~ 80 'ii estsliiisssi "a zen ks..-s- g.,
hsfi.ioTa. frt rrssp faslqsy, "a. 4. -. -.
- l-i-s'.ssfi - fie sai.s1filsF sf,ol.s-r -
gti,e ~ -, .t 70 tsl'is y aass<f fts
- i@,r,fs 49, 49, - ftsszai - go f'N
- ahiA ~ - i4f.f.l sfi, - -. -.
tfif ~ scf sH - gf st.i.f 49,. ~. -
stir.rsss.ys II I'D - aire. e.lsi ~ ,slpf r.
~ - fhfIeftff roriilsfffis ~ -, Z. - = -
si tsffffs-gt ~ svsrF sssgf.ss as - - ~.
lAns ~ NC EsftEs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14
CHANGE OF DAYS

On snd after JULY 2ist, 1860.
TTtHF sTEAHEE ANrEbPF
u N1ffaia n. " villa
tsfryiaa ~ Trife efsfss Mail ttasrf f,ss gf,.,s
srd Mp lrrrf III frH f.fieas
ikAth~ GslFfetgsu stey aYriaf, wcf.rsiay
AID FreizF 81 ~ .f
1--WE Hs1er. fgrry sfsry Tssstsy rsur~ssJ
art safaf1ay stskH
HF WILLS
sgThs sasesss 90 ma g. shs,.'.. f.i.f.,'s 49,,
- 1ssrstsfs
HsrpsrsIerfy Jses y lse
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14

p5-Be wio i ,igsr N b.. own f..ny !.
generally sheep 10 ss-irty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14

- $500 s~>~s.ss - u. , y. - s.-
rs.-s - 49, - ~. ,..r-s.s.e - -
Ws.ss !. - -. ,:,..s - !. -. -
80 Ays.r, An. 80 ~ s,,sss,s - -
..s . S-;.s .s.... &C. s.ss ~ !. 49,, s. 8
asks 49,. Ss-a ..a @ss~sS $500. Ns s.s
- "a x.ss.ss-s.ss IN ~ ~ 1870 s'. = 70
Z. - -. :: ::s.', :, 49, 49,; go
pnia go esuAp<s = $780, -. - s-S-.s- -
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srss, 4. .~sls-s ~. -. -
S.r.- -. ~, 1880 ny ~
L---~la- - 80 m. - - y, - -
-. 49, 80 "a 49,. - - - 80 -
- - A.. 80 49, - -. -
- 80. - -. -. - es~s - - -
ss"ees - ~o...
a wAauy Heysk.
Sf-~ N. Il ". csrf-vy~. Hs- o-s-s.L
rses pas 80 Ne pvssss q rsssps. Th~r es-.s,s.s
Ss.sss ssvy.s s.y .sessse .s 49, ssy are
~ 80 80 s,s.s , ~ 49, sses .. he
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90 1.s So 1920 -~fsosa r,.es s'e~s S-y>s
49, - ,s..-.s- ss.sss :: NJ ssssy Coz - vss
- - n
s'' Vase ts'" hsA'y
ffrr~prpss p. Mag .. tsA.
Asn sh; have essa vp>stsdy esr.d u
S ~, $3.50 .ay s.dy on hs.s ey 80 o. tee
MA si..y s,,>.. ~ - No. - Ssess~
Issrs VA srsss rss,,es. IN. ". yHyrlg
~ ~
1usees Disorders Liver csoplainss.
-. We rfcI
.s,.:s =, sl; s ss,. s, :ss.,s = s -
- -. w h-i.eu srs'-rs- fhry have ~ ny proe
yzssss. th.a an, on. svs.-s, -. ,.s.s..s i...sl
isjs.Ss tat y . L.ss =, I-,.,,s ,.r~..,.s 49,
tly u a.. cx..-e, ~ a.. u - ~, ~
- p"
p,rssrsr>r % rus isIurs,
Nssiatnsts.h. u. C.. sth fsk, Iese. \
have u.-f sV''I iiii- ssa-.i snd bsssstai
p'.e'ss s'ss ,.nes made ib.a., -..is 20
is;,as s.r... :. ~. ',-s !. 80. To-" ''so-
ss,ssy s-y 40. aa ~i'.riis r.Ssiy .. s-r-sEtssss.
u That O'ksa. ted I'D k.as sSiGsa t.a.I CO. a
49, @''... .. .s..,.-,s Tat u d. va Ivy ,sd
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bod ,seh. N s.y'a :. .; the Ls. sr-rsat. Lav.
t.sa s.c-ii,st tss.esy ~l-n g,sra i. .n,,i - ~,
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nlsk-- t~ta wy 4ssItalI. a.a s.,a,ssieLt ~ H. -
u ssairu aud ehiisrsH.
p,.,.,.,.
s'PPs, h"Porty at the ufood.
fres ~ % v H-el, ~ s1V Il .,dsrst Care. bsss.
.u. IN NJ, ,,,,s ~, s'' " !. -'a es'r.,r'na-y
IN s,.t,..-. No.. ,s.s. -, y u.-s -a sAl,l 10 s-',
ts, W. tt.-i 49, ale ihs 'cIy 1T tvu,-iy b.,.
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p,, o." - - :. u VI "a issA.
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JOiS u. MAGICIAN ND
esa.n..s,p..,.n. c:.ii..ns... s.ppr...i...
sy, PsraI, sIs, FIs., ~ts.
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Too mBeL ssnr,s - ali a yaur ru,, q, ~. 49,,
=. sso.sns' a. have ,l-y ,l.oali Lao N. In r1s go
inE &c ne t~osn u ,hs paiiitII.s sLs sussr fr-a
~. ry's,,, y ~. p @'t4ash ssI saoash "a .sif 10
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14

hS1rThe darte-t scene We ever az -.
aArsey ~ sos'lar. with IN eS,isgui-hed eandls.
looking for a black eat that wasn't there.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14

So" Heaving on irth- erred a nice sld La
ihe other day lfibe World does eou.s 70 en-
end neHi yesr. What shall d. Cor s,.g
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14
THOMAS RAwLINs
81. CHAIlLEs HOTEI-

I'VE unirr.il1fd rfsfEftulls lntera ff.rr frjert
81 cftv fs,rii0H ~ The safe af.i tisf Iffa rrsr
rally tiaf iheN hafs icass'i r ~ tAaflr. n ssl -.
nrr Afin sus Nsu -ifrefs. ~ luassf. Va Tas iause
frupf stan. and ~ fNrihri ~ lf va I'd ia siaA
u r0mfaffsfif hfrpr fifhrr H SEE tfarflh 90 se-i
aef Ihf IAHiE VII ~ pFutttifd IN cfegf inkn.
~ 40 ahauiaHf faarksf caa ~ ~ snli Hi,eral -.
raefrfnep'- can ~ mafie 81 tsssri ~ ~ scst
uiuHfh ~ quarfrf
Caf. . 3 Msasa infe affhs cfaafafas IIlssa e nm
tistnan ~ uiarh Fzfsricnss g. hafse ~ a. "A 80
" faunIett. aaa lasses ksssfhafe 1r So fisrE al
thr fnlumfts Heel arfs iH &C. rsfi fF 5rflruer4l
sHrrfnfenfieff Hfsd Cannsf fsfi Fisf ssfisdsfft
No.. Is isca $500.
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Cling 10 the Union
AND yuE
Little Giant.


NEAR CHARLksT0wN.
~ q ROM, Eco, Dear iSr I'll will Keen the wa,h.
ing Machine, the LIN, Giant that yoa s~nt Out f,r
nr today. have one or your fri Inv cutIons but
our holks VII no longer 10 amer having fairly tS,
81 TIE other. The douhlc-actiag principle az The
Little Giant renders H. la oyinion greatly suur
nor To all other Washing Machines. IL does ~ work
'Rroughy In about onethnl OF the time of the ,ld
o1e, aud turns with far greater csea ebil ian tuTn
u long enough 10 execute the largest washing.
WIZ also he glad To get 81 YOUR newly Irrcn-
ted sd'e aud kr0,n Cutters. This Is u.,, Fl and ,sr
fe't Instrument, aad does it, work With Gar greater
speed aud nicely than thing the Kind thai have
ever seen 90 heard of The eeapness and ut,Iitv ~
these Machines will certainly recommend them TO
every iainily, Very Respectfully.
Dec H. 1850 Jas. N. RANSOM.
purchased 90 hessrs. Rohr A Davis, Washing Ma
chine several YEAR ago, which consider n most de
sraifc nrtirlc kT family have also purchased
The LITTLE GIANT. The best inv uti0n pf Mr. E.,nr
Which my family re1Hnt n the most perfect Higsl'
~ IN every rcsIect. labor and soap sidcrst oar
wuFk. ~ n Sft1v ,,,5, 'k
january J. $50.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
HMHER 49, 80 d
TIVE Through Trails Daily,
BetEeen Hdrp7s-F'rrv md oV pnrfs Of The
EAST AND WEST
TRANSFORMATIONS OYYtcy
BalfiU1re A Ohio uallrraa

DHIIIth'ft a UIlO KllirOad. :
HAEPxRs-FKRHY. Nov. Is. 20
fiitSTrhe Express Train enNing B.sItinls re ,la,y
Including Sunday, ~ o'cloFk and 10 minutes Ply
arriving at BenwOod ~ > 05 A. N.-eoap-cting x,,h
the Cincinnati ENpreSs Train ard arriving AZ CiDein
nsii at O'clock. y. N. Making direct ronnscttoos
Win TIE fsNprfsss Train TOR Louisville CalrsI and
the rs,aih scst for -. Louis. Kansas Nebraska Ar
sNoND--- The Mail Train leaves Baltimore daily
sssssH Sunday; az tco 4. ". arriving a. Gambler.
ls,d a. ~ III A. ". aud Wheeling a. ~ ~
THIRD. Accommodation Train Irstcs Bstitns,rr All
&c. ~ -
Through Ti~kets can nc had AT this STATEN N an
tbr prhi,ins.i western and Nsuthvxstcrn tgups
The tnr ~ arrival and departure ~ ali the us.sen
ger trains NJ this station u A. f,llDWs.
A. M
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

Endorasat, for ne Reii<f Of TIE Sick and
Disfrsssed afflicted wih rirsLe,ta and
Epiaiemic Dise1ses, and espes,1Yy
for ne Cure If Disenses of
tie is~raai Oryans
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis. nv the Acting
AVA sarxeon, to al Who apply By letter Win de-,
srA,oa CT thsfr eOutitioa. tsre. osafloa bsfits 81
Ute. &r..l and Ia of extreme t.oserty u,,lt,.
furnished free of charge
vALNABiE hEpORTs on spermasoryhos- ara
other Diseases ~ the Sexual Organs and On tIr ytg
BkAEfiks empis,yed In the DssprnsarV srrr =, ~.
siist ei IN sealed letter envelopes nee a. rharge
Two o. three hfaIaPe foy I-stsee wiz be zrcepsas
Aadrs~s, Dr. ,. sKIf1.IN HorgnTON
Acting Surgeon. How ard As-seJsslou.
No sytaih With Street. Pidladelphia Pa
by order ~ The Director.
EZRA D. HEARfwEIL. PrssL
Geo. FaEcBfLp. Sscretars
Dsc. ~, issO.--ly.
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Meet-Iron
Heating and Cooking lppar.,us.

NV stock 81 TO y y s At firis time .
ynv,s a, good chance .or ,ciectiou as ca, ap&3>
Ds luuhi AZ anv establishment In the Stale kS...3
alh"As which may bs found the HA
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14
Fresh Coyo1.inv of H,;r

- IheIs are hundreds 81 ac, .l cr.,iIc,nr h, New
YORK who have had their hair rr,,Jr.,l b, 49,, -. y,
us lnNgorit"r. when all othrr prc,.arai,, ri ,;,
~, y. ~. ma ~ Dis Possession cttcls iunrnc-aIIc
", .s W iht ""9'e iset-, irD1 Icr,pns at tir Oh.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-14
Dy..nt.ry. Dl.rrh.., R.l... w.,m,.

Tear Pills have b.d n long 'risi my rr.rtscs ssS
bold theta ~ sstsv,u - the srtl.t. L.,.
s'ef tnhi 1ssr s4Ssts,s srscf u,-. the liver t.L.s
us-sa an s1s~l,t remedy. ~h-n gisea .assi 49,. tr
ta.sHf ay<-s-~s ---i s~DrsSs. 1l,er s.rar-<,~l.nx
hsk-- tss wy -csItal4s a.d cuasssieLt u lis 49,
u aud ChittssH
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~ Heops ar eonpars.ito'ob.siaas, psr,o..
Nsg ssAnd ou, On uisca
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Dy.p-p.I., Inp.r,,y .r On. n,.oa,

TO- asr' =. v. H-sa, ~ ssV = sJsrst Care, bIssa
pa Avs; haze s--i Ss-r Til. ~,,L estr.rr.lina-,
80 e'- an nay tany -fi ts-e Aa eal-i 10 visa
iH s,-'--- la "sns-i- Iis- ,ass. "a dls..ts.s 81
tss'' tA-r ihs-l i.t tis NcIy mel, h.,.
.ssi k~~t aai e~a ceshi-utIy rsVus.nr,,s t.ta q,
~ "~"a'- iSass. J. .. nlSiIs.
wsss,v. wy"s'ias O. y. " Oct "a Isss.
Wv " -" "sis- ,'s,, Cath. ,s ttli. ~ nv rr.e.
tc- s.i fai tis-s, az .,s.l-st "a. s-,l,, a. -. - -
S-'s@ .ss F@'0s t.s J--st.s..' 4 -, E-.t