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The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-04
WILLIAM BADGETVT & co.

w AA IW BA DGEIE & Go. RESPECTFULLY inform their GUS @Stomers and the public generally, that they have removed their store to the large new two story brick building im- medIately East of their former stand, next door to R. c. Byrd, and opposite Emzy Wilson. They will keep constantly on hand general assortment of
 Fancy Staple Dry Goods; Queens, Hard and Tin Ware; Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots, Shoes and Hats; large assortment of
 Saddlery and Groceries: all of which they will sell low for CASH, or on as accommodating terms, as any in the place, the new stores not excepted
 They invite the public to call and ex- anime for themselves. They hope, from their long experience in the mercantile business, that they wiIl share an equal part of the public patronage. They feel under many obligations to their customers, for the liberal patronage they have hereto fore received and solicit continuance,
 \. B.--Just received per the steamer Arkansaw, few packages of FRESH DRY GOODS.
 June l9, 1883. lltf
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
 OA SaEE.

YyHE subscriber offers for sale the pre- Giises whereon he at present resides, in the county of lizard, situate on tue point et the confluence of White River and the Big North Fork of the same, containing
 3a3 Acres 1f Land. a large portion of which IS bottom of the first quality, and the upland is well tim bered, about 40 acres cleared aud under good fence, convenient Cabin Dwellings, Stables, Cribs, &c.
 .4iso-A convenient SFORE-HOUSE, at the landing on the Point, we'll catculat- ed as stand for Store likewise, 100 head of frst-rate STOCK CATTLE, 40 head of excellent BEEF STEERS, and 100 head of HOGS.
 .4tso--A FARM situate in the county of Independence, about five miles from Bates. vile, containing l6o acres, 20 acres of which are cleared and under cultivation. Terms made known on application to the subscriber
 ID indispntable title will be made to purchasers.
 A liberal credit will be given to purcha- sers, hv their entering into bond and ap proved security.
 Persona wishing to purchase, can exam inc the premises and judge for themselves.
 JOHN nEARMAN. ISard county, 2ad .Nou ], 1883. 6ao32
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DRTTGs AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES. EUST received from New York and O Baltimore, per steamer Little Rock, a fresh assortment of Drugs and .Medieines, Paints, Oil, Glass, S5c. which we will sell wholesale and retail, on accommodating tera,s, for cash, CT approved credits, q; the Drug and Chemical store of
 RITCHIE {, VAN PRADELLES. 50 lbs Calomel, Engi60 lbs Muriat. Acid, 40lbs Tart. Emetic, ,I60 oz Sul Quinlne, 100 lbs Chloride ofi20ibs Flake Mama.
 Lime, 50 lbs Senna Alexda. gross Seidiitz70 lbs Pulv Rhnbarh,
 Powders, 20 lbs Cantharides,
 4 do Soda do. 60l5s Sup Carb Soda, , bbis Castor Oil. 40 lbs Tart Acid,
 2 do Lamp Oil ,I7O lbs Puly Rochelle
 Fall strained, Salts, 100 lbs Oil of Vitriol ,I50 lbs Camphor, 100 lbs Nitric A cid, I5 lbs Gum Opium, Carpenters Fluid extract of Sarsaparilla,
 do Oil of Canthariden,
 do do Cubebs, Piperine, fCroton Oil, Magic Matches, Eau de Cologne, Thermometers. Naples Shaving Soap Amputating Instruments &e. Together with great variety of other articles usu- ally kept in our line. ALSO-Dye Stnfs, Spt furpentine; Copal and Japan VaFnish, &c
 Little Rock, .Nay 8, 1893. 5tf
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 VOLCANO.

WILL stand the ensuing sea E son, to end oN tlse lSt dag of Jlt- 04 47SS~-s ty, at my stable, in the county gz44A NV of lndepend dence, fifteen miles V gA1 from Batesytle, at twenty dol eS@---@1--Aa==S lars the season, and twenty five dollars to insure mare with foai, to be paid when the fact IS ascertalned, or the mare changes owners.
 am furnished with good pastures, and every attention will be given to mares left n my charge: and fed, If required, at one dollar per week.
 VOLCANO has performed equal to any horse in tine United States. Persons not acquainted with hIs iuns, can see by ret erence to the American Turf Register
 With confidence, offer VOLCANO to discerning public, as Stallion of the par- est blood. l will run his colts against the colts of any other horse in the United States; 10 run ihe 'all after they are two years old. either in the State of MlsslsIppl or this Territory.
 THOMAS T. TUNsfALL
 October q, 1853. 29-l3w.
 PEDEGR EE.
 VOLCANO was got by Stockholder, his dam, the famous little mare Forest M aid by itatray, of whom Mir. J C. Beasley sad she was the best nag of her size he had ever seen, and that she was "a friend to poor man in strange country"-after losing on all his other horses, he could, with confidence, bet his last dollar on her, ], whenever sine started for a iOnr mile heat. Ills grandam was the equally celebrated mare Maid-of-the- Oaks, by imported Spread Eagle, one of the best four fnile nags ot her day in Virginia, his g. grandam, which was also the dan ofNsnoy Air, vas 6y im- ported Shark, g. g. g. dam by Rockingham, g. g.g.g dam by Gallant, 2. g. g,g.g. dam by True Mhig, g. g.g. g. g. 6. dam by Regulus.
 Of Stockholder, VOLCANOES sire, it Is unnecessary to say aught; he IS too well known as a racer and stallion. to require the prop of long pedigree. It may not be amiss, however, to state, that lie Was got by old Sir Archy. and his dam by I'm ported Citizen, the best blood that Amerl. ca can boast. Ratray, the sire of Nolea- nos dam, was by the imported horse Chf- den, his dam by Fitzpartner; his grandam Araminna, who was gut by Brimmer out of Mir. Peyton Raadolph's celebrated mare Lovely Lass.
 Imported Spread Eagle, was got by Vol 1 unteer, his dam hy High Flyer, grahdam ny Engineer, out of the dam of Bay Nal ton and Treasurer: she was got ny Cade, out of the Lass of the Mill, by Old Ira weller.
 Spread Eagle is unpopular with many sportsmen; but would ask, what horse las a better pedigree, and what imported horse has got as many capital racers! Ii IS e. nough to say, that Spread Eagle was tine sire of the Aaid-of- the-O Oaks, Paragon. A. deline, Red-Eye, and Eleden's Florelta, all winters of severe four mile races, con tending with the best horses of Virginia Floretta made better time oyer the Wash lngton course than was ever made before or since, beating, in three heats, Top Gal lant, Oscar, First Consul, and another; running each heat under eight minutes, and the second heat ln seven minutes, fifty two seconds.
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French Brandy, Pepper and Spice, reach do. Mace, Cloves &t Nut American do. megs, Jamaica Rum, Butter, Deans. N. 0. Rum, Rice, WhiskeY, Alum. Madeira Wine, Birthstone, ieneriiie do. Pilot Bread, Fort do. Butter Crackers, Malaga do. Shot, Lead aud Pow Ciaret do. der, Champagne, Linseed Oil, Cordiais, tSperm Oil, Porter and Beer, IA, 6. 8. 10. f2 Na;te Newark Cider, Starch. Irish Whiskey, Cinnamon, w. l. Shrub, Catsup. Pickles T, Jour and Salt, Pickied Oysters, Teas of all kinds, do. Lobsters Brown Sugar, Spiced Salmon. noaf Sugar, Bottles, Demiiehns, Moiasses, lStone. TinS.Waoaan an Cavendish Tobacco. Ware, i~lst s,s do. Lemon Sirup,
 do. l6's do. Mustard, Paper do. lCayenne. Penney Spanish Cigars, Confectionary of all Melee do. kinds. Almonds < Raisins,
 witt general assortment of G roeer;es
 June ,, 1883. 9tf
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= n ialf Barrels fresh ground Flour, 0V 40 Barrels do. do.
 l5 do. Onions,
 30 do. Irish Potatoes, 2000 pounds Cauvassed Hams, 1000 do. Bologna Sansages,
 600 do. Dried Beef,
 10 Barrels Crackers.
 10 do. Pilot Bread,
 Casks Goshen Cheese. 5000 Superior Spanish Cigars. Mustard, Cayenne Pepper, Catsup, Pep per Sauce, and general assortment of CONFECTIONERY, received per steam CT Little Rock, and for sale, by .Noe. I3. DUNN & LOWRY.
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from Frenc.I and
 SDaniSh.

FENiE subscriber will translate Legal in
 & struments of all kinds, from the SPAN isH and FRENCH languages. Application may be made by letter or otherwise, at the Advocate Office, by transmitting the doc- uments, postpaid.
 Nov. 27, 1s33 ALBERT PIKE.
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CAUTION.

FURNITURE. R ECEIVED, per steamboat Little K Rock, and for sale
 l2 High Post Bedsteads, 20 Low do. do. 10 Cherry Dining Tables,
 6 do. Ladies Work Tables. l2 dog. Plain Black Chairs, 10 do. Fall do. do. .Nou. l3. DUNN SS LOWRY.
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NEW GOODS.

7Hc subscribers hape 5stst receired their
 stock of
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-04
FLOUR.
DUNN < LOWRY.

In addition to the stock, they have re- celved per steamers Reindeer and Little Rock, from New Orleans, a large and gen. erai supply of GROCERIES, including
The Arkansas advocate., 1833-12-04

JOHN K. TAYLOR, sheriF
 of Pulaski county, 4, T. Little Rock, Nov. 18th, ls33. 2w-34
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14

Je1sSs0ss kssa f6r Aags.
NY susherssy of dsed Of trust, sxecused
u - ne BY 0sorp W.Shisgton, (now de-
esessdD bearing date On The 2ist day Of May,
le3l, and recorded in tho ofi;cs Of the Clerk
q jedsrseo court, sill ssil. 70 the highest
bidder, f'r ready money. % FSiasy sks asa
day q OcteSer merit, part Of thu tract Of land
IN said county, on which tho said George
Wsshingto0 residsd Of the dsts OF said deed,
and which wss allotted 70 him IN the partition
OF the Harewood" estate. So much OF said
Tract viii DO soid - viii produce tho sum OF
ono thousand ooe hundred and seventy dol
lars and sixty three cents, 10 be laid OF IN \
convesicnt manner, which will DO PARTICULAR
y described on Tho day of sale. In tho me an
uoe, Persoos wishing 70 purchase, con. by
application u william r. Washington, Esq.
sisv the promises, and see The manner in
which the land To be sold win BE divided from
the remainder Of tho tract
The sale win take place In trout or the
Bank 10 Charlestown. In said county, and will
commence about II o'clock.
JOS. r. DAUGHERTY,
Sept. -, 1889 Tlusee.
SP0sffs0teenseSst.-0
THE above sale Is postponed until FSidas
ths ~ dog Of .Nors<nber wsrf.
J. T. DAUGHERTY.
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ROBERT T. BROWN, c. c.
CGnHassloncr'. Office, cA,ylsssswn, ,

CSnnHIssloner's Office, CAUl,ssozsn,
OcTOBER -, 1855.
81 THE parties interested in the above
mentioned suit, are hereby notified that shall
attend at the Office aforesaid, on Thsrsdss th.
26iA DeceHsbev Rsxf, to enter upon the exeeu-
ton Of tho above order Of court, and shall
continue from day TO day until my report
shall DO completed, when and where they arc
required 10 bring forward claims against the
estate Of Hamilton Jefferson, deceased, vouch-
ers, proofs and papers, &c. that they may
deem necessary, 90 enable me to discharge
the duties required by the aforesaid order OF
Court. X. WORTIstSGTOR. Coss'r
Of ne Cdr. Sup. c. Of 4. X &. far cE CT
Oct. ~, 1893
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RGlttns0s'c - Wash tssgf0ss
RAIL II O.4D.
Notice to Road-Makcrs and
Bridge-Buildcrs.

DROPOSALs for The graduation Of about
II twenty miles Of the Washington Rail
Road, will be received by the subscriber, un-
I'll the 10th Of the ensuing November. The
part now offered for contract commences NJ
a point on Elk-Ridgc, about q mile and a
quarter east Of the Waterloo Hotel, and OK
tends TO the northern line Of tho District Of
Columbia, near Bladensburg. The gradual
ton is heavy. The limo will be divided into
sections Of convenient lengths.
Proposals will also be- received, ut the
same time, Tor the necessary masonry, COM
pretending one bridge of sixty and two of
hffy feet span, each besides several Of small
or dimensions, and numerous common square
culverts.
Ardent spirits will be totally excluded from
the work.
Recommendation OF character, capacity,
and temperance, will be expected TO accom-
pany the proposals Of such n have not here
tofore been contractors on The Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road.
ProPosers sre earnestly requested to allow
themselves sufficient time 70 examine the
ground very carefully before they offer their
proposals., as no extra allows ncc will be made
IN any contingency.
The subscriber will attend on tho limo be-
tween the 10th and Goth days Of November,
when no will furnish printed specifications Of
the work TO be let, and will give such other
information TO those disposed TO offer propo-
sails, as they may. respectively, desire.
BY order Of the President and Directors of
the Baltimore aud Ohio Rail Road Company.
CASPAR w. wEvER,
Oct. 10, 1893. Superiaitnd,,t.
OVirginian and Republican, Winchester, I'd.
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PLAINTIFF.
IN CHANCERY.

HvfIlS cause came on To be heard this 18th
II day OF October, ls33, upon the bill and
exhibits, the answer Of the iufant defendants
by their guardian ad Mem, the subpoena duly
executed upon the other defendants more
than four months ago, and was argued by
counsel: Whereupon il is adjudged and ORDER
ed, that Master Commissioner Worthingtoa
do examine, state and settle the accounts be-
tween the parties as prayed for in tho bill:
stating and settling the account OF the per-
sonal estate Of Hamilton Jefferson, deceased,
which has come into the hands OF either of his
administrators taking an account also Of the
real estate OF Hamilton Jefferson, deceased,
which has descended To his heirs, stating tho
full value of the same, together with the an
nual value, upon testimony TO be produced be-
fore him, stating also the amount Of spec lalty
debts binding the heirs, which have been palA
out Of the personal estate Of the said Hamil-
ton Jefferson, deceased. and the amount for
which il will be liable, setting forth all such
matters as he may deem pertinent, and ell
other matters which may be adjujged by Ell
Their party To be specially stated, and mako
report Of his proceedings, in due time before
the next Court, in order 10 4 further decree:
And the Commissioner Is moreover directed to
give public notice for two months in a public
new spaper published in Charlestown, calling
on all creditors of Hamilton Jefferson, deed,
70 appear before him and exhibit and prove
their respective claims--all which he is To
audit and report to this Court.
A eopy-Teste,
RoBERT T. BROWN, &C.
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gentleman.ia The West Isjies, who had
frequently promised his friends to leave OF
drinking, without their discovering any isn-
PrOvement, vas one morning called on early
by 80 intimate friend. Who met his negro boy
a. the door. " We'll, SambO, /" said he, "Where
\ your mssterg' Massa gone Out. ssre :,
was the reply. "And has he LEFT Cd drinking
ysts" rstoined The first "Oh, yes, sare, =
sad Sambo, " msssa leave OF drihking-hs
beaVe OF two or tree time dis morning"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-11-14

"/IIL BE- sold. al public sale, on Friday
w the lSth day Of November next, on
The prsmses, . Valuable FARM, containing
. little upwards Of l5i scrss Of iimc.soos
Lsnd-the Same which James McNurr.n,
decd, directed by his last will and testament
70 be sold-situsted within one mile OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. and within four
miles Of Hsrpers-ferry, where the Winchcs-
ter and Baltimore rail roads will unite. This
land produces equal 20 any land in the coun-
". Tho improvements are = comfortable
Log Dwelling House, = good Log Barn, sta
blcs, Corn House, Smoke House, and . well
Of water near the door. and = good Orchard
Of fruit trees. consisting Of apple, peach and
plum, In q variety.
Also, at tho same time and place, will be
sold, soms PERSONAL PROPERTY, not
heretofore offered.
Terms will be made known on tho day of
sale. JOSEPH McMURRAE,
Oct u, lS33.-4t Executor.
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Wesc0s-e ~ Ane1poeSeSess i!
1D10101gy
O2. ~. JUOXI00


Patent Specific Ointment.
DAMS hsss been tstss 10 make this sup-
Il ply very good. u NAY be ksa ~ the
following Pisces. viz:
Humphrey Keyes', Chariesfoscn,
James Brovn, ChGriessoson,
.adam Eoung's, Marfias6wrg.
.ddaa Hosspg + Co., HdrPers- Ferry.
Tovner u Harris, SAepherdsioNr.
S1 The shove Ointasat 10 offered 70
the public 90 ssfs sad certain remedy FOR
thoss obstinate diseases. some OF which
have 90 long bafIled the skill Of medical sci.
encs.
ss.whits Swsllisgs OF every deseriptioa.
I'd. Sore legs and ulcers Of long standing.
Sd. Sehirrus or GIsnduisr tuusors, parti-
culsrly those hardened tumors In women q
breasts which oftentimss terminate 10 ulee.
rated cancers.
Ath. fsloas, or what some Pc opIs know by
he name OF Cstsrrhs, of every Descriptions
sih. Rheumatic pains Of the joints.
9Th. Sprains and bruises Of every descrip.
ton, or 10 whatever Psrt situate.
7th. Tstters Of ell hinds. In this com.
plant the patient In applying the Oiotmsnt.
must keep the part out Of water.
sth. ChilbIaips or parts affected by frost.
@Read the following letter and beware
Of IMPOSITION.
Jan. ;. 1855.
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Cumberland. May -. 1881.
NOTICE.


Having been for several years in possession
OF . concern Of Mr.. Nathan Shepherds Pa.
tent. for making and vending his ointment,
known by the name Of DIR. Judkins' Paten nj
Specific Ointment, and said Nathan Shep.
herd having obtained new patent thereon,
and ! have likewise renewed with N. Shep.
herd the same interest I held before, Il is
deemed necessary that public notice be Civ.
en- OF the circumstance. Having devoted
much time and care during the above period,
IN preparing this ointment. and been instru.
mental In giving IL the general character IL
sustained, ~ith whatever Improvement in all
this time has been received. I present IL to
public attention. rs heretofore. hhe genuine
ness % fae ointment may be knossn By fhe Ia
Del around the ointnens pat thus.
'biade and sold, wholesale and retail.
near Frederick. Nd. by CHARLES HERS.
TONS, concerned in the patent right"
CHARLES HERSToNS.
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FROST BITES.

FROST BITES.
Balfiaore County, October 2, 1921.
About fo0r winters ago, was severely frost
bitten IN both feet, aud became quite lame
Every succeeding winter brought forth the
severity of the disease. heard Of Judkins'
ointment and had il applied, Il acted like .
charm, completely curing me In a short time.
EDWIN II. SHELMERDINR.
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HEREBY GIVEN. 10 al whom Il NAV
q so'sesrn, ihs, , re,isioa vili 81 pressnted 70
ne le6ialstnse q Virginia. a thriF aext prssis,,
pray,aE tA=i bosiy % form NEW COUNTY
eat - NE easssFn past Of Prrs~risk eouutyso Be-
bounded - ioiicucth, % vit R~ainoio. A a.,
poiu. N ~ B'ue hijEe where The JcfTrSson sod
tsoueoss isse nseeis .se is.s- - FrrsssrscE u.J
Lou5oes--ts-nse with Nc line disislis.g I,fT =.
soa from PrrdeTisk 10 The middle - a.. OrraIuo,
rreca--tiienee up tise middle ~ ne Of,eqaos, 90
tie nou,h ~ Wrigif's bransh--tlseasS % thai
Stream % De usoafh q Naii0n's sflring fuit---
tbease direct line until u WASHES Colin esui =
SoEser nezt 70 rnsjor Sch Aiason's land on the
ssed % Nlnevab--thsueg esavsrsily, By direet
Me passing aeuth of he btsildiags and euriiiares
- ~. Jasaes Hey sod James Msdisoa Hit, 10 .
point o. bardsh's Etarsh run--thcnes b dirrct
lsos 70 poini on the Shcnsndoah river, referred
- IN = petiiloa prsseaied 70 the lcRisl.tars Of
NifEiniz, a their last sessioa hy she t,esofr a.
gefts ~ Hrelcrick ss,sl Blsensndoah oossasies--
esrnee ~ ne I'VE naestioact IN aaid petition 20
she top 81 - Bs- Rdgr, n he lise % PrssIe-
Fses asd Fsuquier souuiics--assd f.osn thesse a
Ne eastern eopsassy ~ Frcdsrisk 70 the hsxiB-
ning
Pr..isrisk 60. oss 81, isss.
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WORMS.
+" Belis's Celebrated end Ia6aIiible W,am.
desiregiHg SyysP,"
NOR sale ~ The ClisrlestoWn ApotheeaFy
~ snd hook store. The above named
syrup has been tested IN several Instance
in tl,is town and noighbOrhood, with jxysaf 49,
esss, and proved N b. both ssJs and plsasaaf 10
those Sho have tried u. Price, IS cents for
each bottle.
ALsO--A fresh SUPPLY of 0OWTUO-
TIOG just received AZ above
JAMES BROWN.
sept. -, 1888.
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ROBERT Z. BRowN. c. ,

ComnIssi0'irrs' Office. Charlesissrn,
Otfo5er -. 1883
THE parties Interested i'm the above meItio,-
cd suit, ste hereby notified that I shall sa.n. :.
the Office aforesaid, FrIsk,y lie 25h ,L.g Of
/hce,nh~r ,seIf, TO enter upon the exesu,,cu 81
ti'e above recited order OF Court, and soa,Inn.
from day TO day until my report shall be compie-
te'i-~hen aud where they required TO bring
forward any claims, vouchers, BE. tl...t the, may
deem necessary.
Il. wORTRINCToN, Co,a'r
VAe Car. Sup. Co. 81 l.. u Z. for LcE e.
Oct. ~.
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Letter from L. p. w. Bslch, Esq. Attorney
Ia

Law, Frederick city, Nd.
Mr.. Charles Herstons-Sir, I deem il prop
or to state, for the benef, Of the public, that
several years since two Of my children we're
affected with scald head Of an inveiera,e
character. Ny family physician. DIR. joni T.
Wilson Of Leesburg. Va. who was very skill.
fui and judicious in his practice, in vain en-.
deavored by every means TO effect . cure -
AZ length Judkins' Ointment vas applied and
theafection vas permanently relieved. We.
~ respectfully, your obedient servant,
l.. p. w. BALCH,
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THE s,yv:pywnaDS nEBOLUTi0N-
rY.s. $500 - 80 vvsslsa - osssss W.
- |. .SSr;.,i ur}srr a dr. sisscs a. Juscs -
&C., siss FIra b 70 cxsr.serd trosn 60 q hi'
sssuruI poruss. e~f;sird 80 The Mislr~sss u Hi
.ruae," sshiisksd 10 tee2l
SAIL 4. v.ai.g h despair.
Die, brcsnr . vosnan's E~ir'
On wake psSr my ciserks With care.
Csusr ssoshrr's rosy sc'
Ne shr fiAirr th.a the day,
o. the howty meade in May,
6 she be me- % On INA,
Whas esrc hoe 6ir he be,
Shall my 6boiisA h-.ss ~ p;aI
Caa~r s-c woman kisdl
On weii-siisposcsl s.sure
Joisrd With lovely f,uaur~,
10 80 m~cker, kiad<s, thaa
The twstts-tlovc or peiie.a,
IL slsc be n0t ~ IN me,
Wis.t care hsv Kid sise b.,
Shall venaaS virtues move
Me % perish Cor her love,
W ker vcll-ticsrrvinxs known.
Make her quite forE,s .ise s,sn2
DC :he With that goodness blcsa
Which may merit name of 6ra,
III shc be not such To me
What ere how good nc b.,
Cause hcr fortune s.,csms tho high,
Shall play the food sssd die
Those that bear n uobic mind,
Mberc they want Of riches 6ns,
Think, what With them, the, would do,
That without them, dare to 700:
And unless tlsss nsiud s-r
Whas care hoe great slsc be-
Great or good. OF kind or fhir,
twn nser NE mose despair
II she love mes this believe:
viii die ere she shall srieyc.
IL she liyht mc when I WOO,
can srorn and lrt her -,
u s,se be hot 81 for me-
What care l Tor whom she bef
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LUMBER YARD.


TIVE subscriber having purchased the entire
u interest OF Aessrs. Lewis Wernwag and
James Hook, in the timber and lumber on
hand, md rented the saw-mill, Is prepared 70
MI bills at a short notice, for cash or approx
ed paper. Having on hand good supply Of
seasoned
Rx.AEx AND gOAMTx.xsgo,
or various kinds, invites those wishing q sup
ply, TO call and examine il.
eI-Cash paid for timber Of the following
sorts: Yellow aud White Pine, oil kinds OF
Oak, Poplar, Birds-Eye, Curled and Sugar
Maple, Wild Cherry, Walnut, Ash, Hickory,
end Locust, if delivered al Harpcrs-Perry.
JOSEPH L. SMITH.
VirgiHius, July l5. 1919.