Conference notes and appointments in Virginia and beyond
The Baltimore Conference closed with strong resolutions against slavery agitation and pledges to uphold Virginia institutions. Listings show numerous appointments across Winchester, Jefferson, Harper’s Ferry, Martinsburg, Berkeley Springs, and surrounding districts, with transfers to California and New York East. Rev S. Rozzel and Rev J. Wolf receive district postings. The Virginia Legislature adds funds for Harper’s Ferry expenses as doubt lingers over late session extension. A Pike’s Peak Express note details Rev Kehler and family heading to Denver to establish an Episcopal church, with Denver City donations and church-building optimism amid early civic support.
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Baltimore
Wardensville
J. Hl. March
David Harris
Shannondale
Robey
T.T. Wysong
Berkeley Springs
B. Hough
Hillsboro
E. L. Kregto
D. Rippetoe
California
Bernard H. Nadal
New York
J. H Kehler
Pike’s Peak Express
Denver
Mr. Kehler
Kehler
Leavenworth Times
Vown Company
Denver City
George D. Bayaud
J Esq
Episcopal Church
Washington County Bank vacancy filled by Hays
NRW WHWS reports Mr Hays elected Thursday to fill the vacancy at Washington County Bank Williamsport caused by John J Charles's death A southerner in Detroit opened a northern agency to aid fugitive slaves returning toowners in the south many fugitives reportedly in famine conditions would return if funds were available. Also notes Harper's Ferry expenses and rail transportation appropriations.
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Hays
Weller
Washington County
Williamsport
John J. Charles
E.q
Detroit
Mich
Canada
Independent Democrat prospectus from Charlestown Virginia
The Independent Democrat of Charlestown Jefferson County Va announces March 1860 subscriptions for eight months one dollar in advance and yearly one dollar fifty. It promotes Democratic State Rights causes, broad political and social coverage, and advertising value for business readers.
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Charlestown
Jefferson County
Democratic States Rights Party
Independent Democrat
Democrat
Hagerstown
Edgar H. Chapin
Shepherdstown
William Chaplin
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters Dominates Popularity
An aged advertisement style blurb extols Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters. It cites millions of bottles sold yearly, physician endorsements, and claims of curing dyspepsia and stomach ailments, with benefits of purifying blood, revitalizing nerves, and aiding digestion for all ages especially the elderly and mothers.
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Hostetter
United States
Ecole Fog
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G. G. Brooke
Richey
Berryville
J. S. Garder
Sance Gibson
J. Jd. Littell
Martinsburg
Berkeley
S. H. Griffith
J. E. Was
JF. Champion, Thos. Briley
Capon
C. L. Voreyson
Springfield
J. W. Tongue, He. Hed
Geo. A. Freaner
House of Delegates
Maryland
A. K. Stake
Virginia
Senate
Harper’s Ferry
Sennett
Boston
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Starlett
Savanish
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Alexandria
Washington
Richmond
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Potomac
Richmond and Petersburg
Ohigs
Cincinnati Commercial Bulletin
Ford
Ohio
Baltimore Patriot
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Clipper
Patriot
London
Chauncy A
Yale College
York
Henry D. Fecratic
Grania
Maryland le
I Pearce
Kentcoin
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SALE
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M. L.entler
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