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 This Premium will be awarded by a chosen Committee; and the successf,l work will be printed in handsome book ioruh corresponding with the best London editions of popular Novels, in order that the manner of its publication may correq. pond with the merit of the author. The competitor for the premium will under stand that, in addition to the Seven Hno- dred and Fifty Dollars he will be entitled to
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 during the continuation of the conv- wright, or FIVE DOLLARS for evrrv hundred; which, when competent talent IS exercised on the work, is Dot unlikely to produce fair remuneration.
 he manuscripts for competition must be delivered by the lst of April. under an envelope, addressed to c. ALEXANDER S1 Co, and accompanied by a sealed letter communicating the authors name. which which shall remain unopened, except in case of the successful competitor. To tho others, the manuscript, and signatures will be returned, by calling according to the address. , The new and very popular Novel. enti. tied VILLAGE BnI.lns, ,, is now in eanre. ot publication for the Novelisl,s Mana- zine; and will be issued in the next nn,n. Der of that work. Iii a production of more than ordinary excellence, and will De read with much interest and anxiety Il may also be proper to say that the snb- serlbers to the Noveiist's Magazine will m tue course Of the work, obtain mi orm edition of the writings of Mr. JANrs he acknowledged inheYitor of the een;ns 9l SIT Walter Scott; and also of the works at the leading literary characters of tba iay, among whom are BuIwRR, BAN1w [ sc. %c. Jan. 10. 3w-40l
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EaVG IzEaslfaEeH Ee35EaE's For the best NOVEL, on National sub ject, for that publication. But by the re- port of the Committee, which Is suhioin- ed, .hc manuscripts submitted to thcir perusal, are uot of that character which would warrantthe award of that premium. The time is therefore extended, as is also the amount, which, it Is to be hoped, will induce native talent te exertion.
 s.I be uad ersigned, aGommittee selected for that purpose, have examined number of Manuscript Novels, offered as compet- itors for q Premium, proposed to be given bv the publishers of the Noyefist's aidga- zinc, 'to the author Of the best Novel, on National subject"
 While the undersigned arc of opinion that several of the Novels submitted to their pection, possess considerable per- if, they do not think any one Of them IS altogether of such description as would warrant them in awarding the premium.
 DAVID PsUL BROWN.
 JOSEPH K. OH ANDLER
 WM. II. EIEREDIrH.
 RICHARD PENN SMITH.
 ROBERT EWING
 JOHN MuSGRANE
 MORTON McMICHAEL. y
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Translation frGM French aiio
 SB3Tia iah,

FUyHE Subscriber will translate Legal lI, E- struments of all kinds, from the opAs. IsH and FRENCH languages. APPlica'.,SSs .Sa may be made by letter or otherwise' al ,oo .D' Advocate Office, by transmitting the aV'' uments, postpaid. vr
 Nov. 27, 1s33. ALBERT PlhE'
 Little Rock, April24, 1883. g
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1 VI 11sI.1iATsE SAD E.1;; z1;z'sl1' TT & co.

I'D EsPECrFUIisY inform their cns- s.sStomers and the public generally that they have removed their store to the
 large new two story brick building i'm inediateiy Eas; of their former stand, next door to K C. Byrd, and opposite Enzy Wilson. They will keep constantly on .hand a general assortment of
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NOTICE.

Y V ESEIs
 as ANiAG determined to leave this a country, and wishing 10 settle my 5iisiness, persons indebted to CocKE 6e ssE, CT te B " I4fF viii viii please oaii iin- medlately, and liquidate their respective accounts; and those having claims, will present them for payment.
 E. W. LEE.
 Little Rock, Dec. II, 1883. tf-a6
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DtTNN s LOWRY,

In addition to the stock, they have re eciyed per steamers Reindeer and Little Rock, rom ew- Orleans, large and gen eral supply of GROCERIES, including
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q don't know,' replied the clerk.
 '.Ha' you don't know? well, you tell him treat him wid de utmost eon,emp; and be so kline as to strike my name off ob your sumscnmptsion lis, l don'i pa1aIize papers what make personalities.-Sat E,Sitcr.
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ScENE IN OUR orFIcE.---s'Dis de office ob de Saturday Nisiter'" asked eoiorea blood, stepping into our office a day or tive since. An answer being given in the af- ;irmative, he pulled up the corners of his collar and exclaimed, "WThere you las pa per!'' The clerk handed him one of the last numbers, when he placed his ebony fin ger on communication signed Sensi- tiveo--and fiercely asked, 'swho write dat sl.,.a-. ..... :. LII,
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LAW NOTICE.
CA TyTTON.

4 LL persons are hereby forbidden ls "A cut or haul off wood or timber oi any kind, or otherwise to trespass, on the wes' half of the southeast quarter of sectioa nine, in township one north, range 'Welse west. Trespassers will he dealt wltl as the law directs. M. CUNNINGHAM.
 Little Rock, Dec. II, 1893 ll-5V
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ATTACHMENT.

KHYiiIs day came the plaintiff by his kt- -a torney, and t appearing to the satis faction of the Court, that the Defendant in this case, is net resident of this Ter ritory. It is therefore ordered by the Court, on motion of said Plaintiff, that publication be made in some newspaper published in this Territory, four success i've weeks, requiring said Defendant to be and appear, on CT before the third day of the next Term of thIs Court, and file spe- cial bail 10 this s.action, otherwise his Es tate, now attached and in the hands of the proper officer, will be sold 10 satisfy the demand of said Plaintiff
 true copy. Attest:
 ALEX. MCLEAN, Clerh.
 Dec. 9, 1883 Prs. fee, s 00.l Aw-A2
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xVhi&aey. Flour. &e.
Dsgnaa & gaawrY.

vEAyE just received, per steam boat ! AArkansaw, and offer for sale, the fol- lowing articles:
 A supply of dried fruit;
 \ complete assortment ofGonfoctionary; Table Salt. In boxes; and
 Fresh Flour, at s7 a0 per barrel.
 Little Rock, Sept. 21. 1893.
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Sadilery and GroecIies:

all Of which they will sell low for CASH or on as accommodating terms, as any-in he place, the new stores not excepted
 They invite the public to call and cx- anime for themselves. They hope, from their long experience in the mercantile business, that they will share an cqna part of the public patronage They feel under many obligations to their customers, for tAe e=!ihcsa! patronage they have hereto fore received and solicit continuance, N. B.--Just received per the steamer Arkansaw, few packages of FRESH DRY GOODS.
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PHIL.a 2 ELPHi.4, NoH. 27, Iss3a3.

YENHE anxiety to bring into activity the
 E talent of the country, induced the publishers of the Noyelist'a Magazine to offer preminal of
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AN E vAsIvn ANSWER ell, air. M ? asked anacquaintance ofa celebrated horse- dealer, who vas leaving Long Pole NeIles- icy llhe other day, 'shave you been paid your bill?" "No,n replied the hero of the manager, s'l always gets all ewasive an swer when axes for il. it.''--ssh hat was his excuse to dayl' asked the inquirer. .-..Yy, se said he'd see me d--d frs, 7 replied M.
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EEagaeY StaIrfe Dry SGTtd,i1,iss

Queens, Hard and Tin Ware; Ladies' anc .Gentlemen's Boots, Shoes and Hats; large assortment of
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TO AILsA ROCK

How iong is since the mighty power bid Thee heave to airy sleep from fathom
 dreams.
 Sleep in the lap of thunder or sunheams. wheregrey clouds are thy cold coyer-lid2 Thou answer'st not, for thou art dead
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.-DDroHn'a vast than till an earthquake
 made thee steep, Anoth.F cannot walk thy giant size.
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CRylNG THE HOUR. .--A married gentle man, who had been drinking and carousing with some boon,companions till a very late hour, just as he arrived at his own door heard the watchman cry, "half past two lls,. II
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TEMPERANCE ANEcDoTE.- is tho matter with youin said gentleman 10 an old Dutchman, as he was crossing John- sons Square, short time since. II got de rhumatis." " The gentleman advised him torub himself with brandy until it pen trated well. soh man, 1 dosh better as. dat,o replied Mynheer, q drinks. de bran dy and den rubs my leg init fe pottle.''
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' o'clock, and ell s well " ell. J
 'That will never do," thought he, oto have my wife know that I come home at this late hour. l must make the watchman tell different story.s
 With that, he seized him by the collar, and dragging him up to the door, told him to cry half past eleven. As the honest watch man demurred to this, the husband, being pisius Baecai, or pretty tolerably we'll corn ed, up list and knocked him down. Then presently picking himup again, he bade him cry as he had told him, otherwise ho would knock him down again. Poor watchy would fan have called for help; but us the spirited husband held his fistfeadv poised to let drive again, he concluded to do as he was bid, wherefore, opening his mouth, stammeredout--'' Half past e-l-e-v-e-n o-'c-l-o-e-k. by particala,' request, and aIfs wcll.n--.Ne,p York Constellation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-20

--UoHHn ~ -ITotTt, Sn,a.,-Yii- M,v,.
hrmersy drrur,tu n -tin rnuii,u ,nd
farms al lhrihIm nGt.ia, AZ Il am. .1v.,.
an aUcnnIt al iiE I,uar-- mmit, IN tfi~
ArafirnIy al .,nTiIUaS. dii ttir diiIi,renr
I'rodur;tIUns an Ha-gr Ia R-as liza
found TIA, HHIGru sEnsfi-sn N. t,lp-
iai ui the Anii,s All tile ,ti,sarrt .,rnwln,-
IN al'imtiuIIur an rtiU ,ii,s.rf, lh.ut /.
nay JotITIi'w 1n rtif M,rrtiwaut at
N"'irii Nnal ti, NAV woman and
chiidrin 'ii,eHarit IA .aItinisill 4, iii., man
nn winch wasrTinIIntetfrIn IA. hruurh
81 ut TIN siuIit. Dhr- Mnhs l,.nn,,I
hIm tlIdi N'fsin tim .nllIiiiu MA uur1ti,,l
a. wRs '-uEil IN 'tiie Unrest innrv Whnr
NJ ,htt-r'r himself wa IN l!rr,r ln,n.
~ Tie 'sIz'' al n1"n Jti A pail, veli..,v
calnI ufther agreeable IA, ~, AZ ,ii,,,,r,,
sweet and sunm0 In arrli,r- Ia ,,,,,t,x
u. the Arlibs lif; n nnD 1.,Ilinr- w1r.r
4 n''', rtD the surface. INIT M lrntus,li-
ai''ly s-lrnIm-t uT Ulhh lr. nr,babI,y
the niaIIus SihIrih mnuIslistn ia. H.
hr''Ss- NonH HIftiurs urI,it.rrIi ttiat ific
uIan@a %; thr HI,iin,,v ,,,.,s. tti,. uU,,l,,,.-
ton ~ nhiHrs, Amir-V-rn1. N sIirr1ii, wHrb
\ iIrv'-r finInh lbIti um tia Hnnlsr. oil
I'M fi',sfrt N'ttaTr tti,,rT,a Is N rr,,,d deal
oi n"iiluc, .hifi'ti,;iIt VIA NOM. atftfis, a
near Ia SIuaI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-20

IL a. ID S-bcrally know that a v.---
~ as unG-rtakrn a. ~ buih Al Bat
;sS-.-2- ~ tiS- renowned johnson iI,.
>ssi's---icr. to tn ps1rI-.-e "a It,..-r.tiIu.-
Gs<zfsETt- tEutu Tire Islc d It Helena.
hc NsSsrl s2s st-ou, nrns-fs fe,-f lon-
ans. - tisr hslrti.n IT one hundred TIM.
u - - built Il half inch plank. tie. cram
"a ~" sssSh Ii.nSs ~err Illred an a
horlzn'nth I-s-E;lua- Thrsr piank, " err
~ all osssll.d aad cern.-ntrt r..-,.ii,-
81, that liz thsckB.ss 81 tis.. .I.l,.. 81,
ts'~ Ts-S-sl tSl MT exceed that nj AN
ozssI-i1ry "a ,hlns tub. The mad. v..F,-
~ oroSnX-i thzi ths-y csaId h.. Iau.F-
I'D u ieSrl With the de-. and tie.
~ks1- Ves-s-I might bc sunk I'm shoal
N1'.T Nth til crr~ IN board wfthn,rt
dan--r- AmI.l. means ~cr, pruv,tl..d
30 s1FTtyInS th- vessel .NIth fresh mr..
He pan "a, % SaIi up a; nislIi with
an ssseSt SI,t9Ace frOtn ~. Helena
AMI sIaA the vessel until tn n-x, an
'S-.s-s-5U-ai nI-tTi when B1nara-te
Ao-s.d - enabled ID make hls ,..ca,...
IL the t-trh- ~ hl-h tirr,s. tn. vessel
49, ." - E4Ised, BOIs1parte Ia ~. On
b1o-'t- and slL sWsv IN the dr.. 4.
h1iT--nsd, hpWev-r. thIf Bonaiyarf,
ciSs-t s--tpSe ils- ye.-.l Was QUITE ffnY,i.-
-. and .; a. Ct.TlsLIs CIgncIirurr th.,
III ''-~>sl Al - = os,rP"T--d ;h, very
d1y t.sc EcWs -; H., d.-lfL arrived =
Johns al, % I.-ccIS,. A 81 iFt;i a .,.,,,
n tls-- ye-s.i ~ iutn i,lu.. vai-r aN
S;EsSs- * In rET l-ri p - e-ivs-r IN rv...
ils- s-n'erPSl-r accorded TIN, John
N hsst Pr'-S sos.,ly olIr-7sd his service.
to ;ss-- Admiralty. and affirmed thu, M
o1tiid bSoA ~ sny ship without dg,p-
AEy hurt Accordingly. a thai "a,
S;'S~1 iIE-n II tn IhlGie,, accompanied
~ h-pIisN Am ot 0ae Ut hiS mai.-,,y i.
slap Ni.o lad hecn married ",,lv q
Acek h--i0Ve. An hgs4; nj similar r,p-
>sTSs.;ssrsi a. tbe Osse h,-f,Te rls. .cFib..I Ia
n ba--- supuTed In The rnsriilr at the
,;E'-aFn- 1hcy sunk their bua:. mad..
Last ttB,- toTI--s!o u ths bot.orn nj the
hAT--- 1zst E-htcd the match. Jol,n-
sIi th~n perceived thAf la, vr,..I r.
named t1s;- h4yIn< g,E a, tie ..,,I,Ir.
~NIrv-ss y zfhzari kIus. of the bay,s..
IPoo MACH be pulled OFT M watr.h
and haSIng lo-%ed at At afieuiIv,.lv. ialh
tAlr t-fS1ts AN thai be had ouiy two
minutes u i've pm TIM the bont-
81 AN bs-=zn - make IantentatIn1S;-
Oa say P-oOT Nancy" sad he. Mkt
all SO say ASast bIurlbt.-ring
saad JotnSoo- DJf yoJn packet. and
se ready - stud IT INTO the haxse h,,...
. hise J oEi the oaA,le- pun saving
il'Is- Js'hnScn s-I<ed tie axe. and cur
tiS- ezAAAe- The bc,sfs~aIn stuffed ms
packet In;0 the hOi,-, and they GIT out
a the typed. ~hich blew UP fl,e
barge-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-20

the subject. IN The year iee-. -, u.,rs<r.-
les used the isnoet .ra esy- ssS bs~S % a.
freest extent. es~s 10 fsssiEs,<- q. al 1919
dfsease.. n far ssek n c-.n.sc<ssAl. ss-,rS-
Of 800 year, hefsr~ Chrsss. s-5 ~. rs.rtsr-
has eeea n.sstsased fr0zs "a. d, 49,, =.
The present tBooscst he sl<s .><s .,...~---
fully all Of the me1rs.s-s 49,. ua.ea a.
autbor under r~sr~ has o..i kr, s.srAs.
anaihenss- istes-d. ths. Cd s-A crx.r
man ltfippocrsicsl -.s tAe Grsi 90 ereAk a
upon the errors th.f 1r-irsctsA I<Srr-
Iron the ds, Il Eso~i.Pso. ~ % ~ ,s.s<.
TO shake III tho u.au.~i> % <zsrESe,...
and found. on TIE solid rOek e e.I.-A,r.<.s
resson aid Oo>-rs Stor, CIR u-ef.i sc-nr--
Tell 20 the m.rsbes, CO tso-- Mo k..- -
better. that AS EcL.a &C As, eSArr k.--..a {
'h>n tie lancet sod ST 1e1si .rooara.s
'soafs can rr-cOe fra to grave lAe xsri
81 Group. acute druPsy q tAe h<s.n- or v.-s-s-
monsa, iesther IN the fora a trS-s-Azai -
nAn1af'oa o. Pieurssy.l or q Asxk I,.fHz....-
tory sctsoa. seai-d % any part a tA~ sssy -
md Yet we base tho potent r~-sety h>-~s,
dccrsed, % the ueaPoa ~ -kscA ue 6r-s d.
ara. and then RIB al tbesr estate. tA-e OS,<~s,
OF our care AID solscaOSe- is-e Eare IN q
psminietD Ret Tie Aas~rr.s S-ssisc. NJ
'easi, ~ho have 80 hong erJ-,oa ihe sesef, -
TINS remedial a-eni- Is Boc 10 se cz.See 9, q
~ The petty RAlSce' u ss oF,0oert.- .
asa no better evidence II Tie sn~a..I I.A--
ehns Of the author ih.n ks releels0. & 49,
t"mieal tnvestig.tsOn- n tOt.iss a.1-ec-s.sr.
10 the safe PrsctSce of Ne6,cIz< as1 N ais.-
s'of' thereto, merely ash hoe iae .Ai1-e N
true Character 81 6s-es-e c.a - ursSer.is-o4
81 ali without . thorough kDo& ss,d-r q TIE
paH ~ tissue thai raas &c - seAl IT,
thor baIlds m8ch for kfs faso1a~ a--A kss E-,-
lowers, on the ground &C ilscu Ses,sg for 49,
n'ost Par1, seh tBSir0ctcd ~elf-nss5e E,e-
WIN regard o. iAis. . haze O...y 10 40 ,Ass
because many. scry nany. >eiG-s-sirsete~.
men OF io~ OSEgia. have IS>ra ensE-~sy @
iheT o~n Efforts. aud >booe ~ tA- o<ua.esss
-"cNis' science. I'D lacr1iSE-. a - -
sooo reason that ever, -fOoi. -ks ea.e<Is.s
himself >elf-iaa.hk ,hOsla s-eu a thu Iss-
OF has -ef-ooooe f,ADd easl hss s..sar TstO a.
'eenins vault OF lsaor.ace z-d Ia-s>-ssa-
ANIsI> JCSuTsE
Char'eSioUn. Nov. II. IS3I-
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Ha~a Ea-I- ANY
"a ~.
Sc tbc ts--ses EO1IsS a. f-lIs-,g.
ib1I aid ss,A,IS-a a IT, ~, ss..A .

This Is the season 81 rci.r,iao-as
often a # steals around Nc II. IsuE-r-
oeP'Ibly and gently canned lsacS g.
days OF yore- The country v7ilay-. tn
Pedasogue, and the schoaI roo-s, n b.r-
We learnt the hYmn q - Llch Ne have
quoted the tao firsi hnes. az all f.e,h
In our mind: WaS a SUNDAY IA,
and We remember how veil al. >olerD-
nIiy 81 the day, ard The sal.s.Oed = Eis-
Pers Of the boys within. accorded with
the melancholy ihsi rcisned over na-
ture without
Autumn As to man. What TIE ehis.l
OF the aged sculptor m Old Mo-taI.,v
Was 10 the moss cOSeTcd io.nbs-ii re-
Gals those scenes uhose outlines are
dImiy traced and fading from TsoaSsec-
iIon, and stamps them anew upon the
Tablet oi Memory We IOse. bSzev.r
an the city much Of that i:sI,rcs,iV,.
lesson winch nature a. noz r.-1ding O.
The husiandnran. and bu; lily zy,greclare
the great change which Is s.sn- On an
the natural world and al heTe and
there tree With iis spread fnlIA-e ~
present, YET the eve nest uEso0 = l.srs
momentarily. and ne arr humid IN 20
the transaction of business NIihoss. even
an opportunity 90 take the no1e a
time by a. pasS9ge'
The silken cords 81 HOPE. uhsch an
the sPnng-iime band as 81 the future
are DOW loosed, 60 give free ten.soeI y,
The golden cham 81 Memory that link
US with the IsASi,-We may noE dueIl
upon the bright and DARK Iscfurr II
tune travelled. and reViex az ehaare
and change-We NAV think On burI~d
fnend of bhghted exEecfa;Sos Il
resolutions made and bTuSen. q IN,
evil done, and the FOOD l,fi unfinIs heI e
lar such thoughts arr an uniSsa u5th
the external World.
Autumn speaks Its u-asuias- ale a.
hIm who has Just commenced the I..,sr-
ney of bfe and io hirn - bo has travel
led Tar INTO the vac e yezrs: O. III
youth Il says your bosIndiay n.A-rh
must soon be changed &C. tls- va ssrs-.l
steps e age aud g. are. earh hessv
tread Is slowiy bui certainly aisanr,,-
To The crave. HAPPY and Viz ;i,~n
VIII he sc Who alHavs live a. ;l,ss 4,
rn the autumn 4 liie: ooatns.u,in-
Continually o. the Lap5snes. - hi. e.
Iow being. Ia sal u~ser E-rl sh~ -
Pruachcs UhSch Aftsnd ilss la.s r-,s-r sus.
oi an unchsufs'.ic man. HsSn- siasv.
uTrlgh'ly his La h..irs ALL - go
hitier-d Nv no unaga ilin. soaiei'ss.. hs,s
when Ike a .i,,'ck a corn fuiiv ~.
~ . gathered INTO - gsrner D.. e-.f
wlii ." that u tn ri-ilicc8L- Be-. =,
UhIV.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-20

~ >eH DrsoE ss<r nSssrrt
require noti.ins of th--, - aid mother, %
s-r isaoe-~s srn. .hea b.dd'sx ham f.rrveli.
= s", 'A.s yos oil bring me- s.~k yo~r Pr-.-.,
LAvarxa
Whss dali bring thcs, mnsh~r mice
What hall . bring TO tAe~'
Shall ] bring thr Jrsels thss burn .ad ,Aise
In the J-Pshs Of the >hsdo., sa,
Shall briag the g.rissd h-ro .es~s,
", the scattering World eutvised,
"hose tc.scs can cover . thous.nd cares,
And ssniie DER eioaded mind
Shall hr'sg the deep AMI ..<red stores
Hkno.irs.Er. the high .sd FREE,
Th>t thrills tb- heart on the h.liov eJ ,hor,x
% eiss-is h.iy
What arc yeveis. nv boy, Co me-
TAog .rs the gem pine.
Asd ths i'ehcs ss.os IN that fearful "a.
Will be .herr thy vessel asss,
The .r--sh, the hero loves, 70 Won.
BY the idc-biood of the brsv~.
Aad he brov mo~a iosr, err % vear Ne crown
Ehs ssaiis tn, mercy give.
Derry Canned - sh< voiames ve.IlA,
Ihs opes 90 the l.-nY o, niKhs,
while the fairrr ray ofbope and wealth
''oes out b. the -'ekiy light
Bs,aF me that iaaooes, brow. nv bow,
bEisE rar th-s .ls.siosls-. eve,
hr,ax ".r the tsee Of tender JOY,
hat srr-the. IN Thy last :" good bye'-
Token fo~ 1884 FEoaxxeK
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H. prO~-t >~af..a 81 lea. .lri.s..,..,, -
49, S-s<7a-1ri-e ~ tAu- R-s.1..-. as-I cam
sc-E A-Sa< &<ta---,-si - th-aiaIra P.-.l-. a.,
ys-cs ~ sAs~--t sa.s< rk-- r..sss rv-r..srk .I -.
q 80 49, H< -. -H-rs-d 49, $50. a..
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49, Al - Ps~~-rrs~E~-sas tfs a--nEr1s~frss. AZ
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s'-as -Hasa-oSs-s DAst1ahrs- ts- 49, - Mr.
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= ] have P~rh1P., never set my eve.
On hI-s't-'r-HeT man than Sultan AIah-
FHspssd- HE' L-SETe A. tall. strai-,h. and
manly hss aIT GBernbarras..-d and de-
lIfssss- and his step indicative 1T tin.
Aetl-kDSED hTTnnsss - bss charart,r.-
y superb lse4rd II leify blackness. ~ rtb
. rusFtlng u,@s1ssaclsss. conceal All tb.
t'S ~ part q hIs ta-r ttBc decId,.d and
bod lIEsss a his rzsoIfh Juzt making
iAs~ro-<iVe. ub~h h. sg-al... N !.
sad ~ s'sh P1rRts and dve. hi beard
biI' = Eslzaiss-r hryNn uFsin a cf,.es 81
a "a asr gss-.s UF-1n h-Ird newer
az HIs eye a. d,--S-rIs1.-d IA. urIrrr.
- hsSIn< sio-rs,f frrL7aet. 1t ,.vur,.-
ssna 2-t u .. CeF'8Inly ots.- thr u.r,ld
Scti s--cD-l- cs.Ici - tsludit.-!arrrs.
sis7ss-y- azst Oserhaag Ssgi sn s-ve4,r.,v-
iske arhIa'teF--i1ud fie issols, TIN Nun
arch Th~ -hIid Il ss-ra slso. wher,
'sscff'-rs l-e cho-sn ~ heatis si.sns
c.-iid esaarr~ esssF- b-lng hand -..u,s
D. a4-i5 g sfrrssslaB sI1-sa C'IT,-a.ss.su.
- an Ia s,sus. ard tir- Eoad.r ~. noe
tat - 3 tisr had ssr,1ls.st man IA i,,s
rnfsE~ 5sf thFf ~ ne IN s,r~.s,.-gf
.ias~ - o-lr uaT.iser h4ma~ th~s
sly fTst.slsfats's 81 ..,l~ rslfxit.r, ~,il-
'sn Nss-ns-si hpu~vsr. a. nrsr'.re Il,
ns,.sre - thFos.e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-20

Ef'rssra'aayy Fr~f-Fr s'ss- =
OF 10 ycars there ~. NJ beea .sa a.
capital cXecuiIun "a Bsig8m W.s.ii
that III usiions uouid fsisa fii. h,.-
uane cAamFie' u has lea fenf
thai capid rrfuc. have NJ lsc-ta 90
90 Belgium darins this b.l-o5.es. rs.--
81 the penal iss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-20

Tao pslErraarsu-i n. ~ Pa-is "a VI.
ssTua Eat hsiuTrsr. hsse disr.a~r-d
. H~~ uns-i@ ~ era i.fIr- ti., Dad
- a. 81 Fgrs~rs~ t.se fs.uurr. ~utsrs
- ii'l.r.' eos ~ray tils-1 ur. and q ffi,sui
,i.iltn- ~ nat.El c.Ar Thsy -
s-ri thzi ti.-F oah perceive ID human
ir'snnr - s--s urhsslf tskfug mar ans
- ~ fnir. tfas, oT .tunklnr ans s.srf
al ~ irsst d surt 30 tts.ir diseass,-
~ q esd hss- 81 iuF-rrtsut i..,a-rn~
- 'h, AT q -ruipi1re ana I.arnttn-
'srssi f-rp ca .Ii So fi.em uen hst.i
ard I,Hsatlnr. cestaFls.. .fis-r their sl.sst
f.-s r. - all h5se..-r a. s.err
- g-msuei d, rrturr tfs~r dYe y.
tas' 80 ah-s 81 s.he Ia, s.-
ra,~rs q s1ai 81, have .-~n m.as aa,-
~ yer, s.lf-l.nf..t. and rraa.rr s,i.
. So asgs - e9-lt t..is Ie,.ce4-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-20

Cseaidry.-Wben buf,ei T. ., D.
made. II hitle odd burisr g. rs an.
the cream The butter all ca-.~ fr-
much less churning When soag, o. e.
h. made Il little I'D go, - o., 500
The lev and -rcaee tie sap all =.
made by considerails ~. l.slsn-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1834-11-20

In u'r"f'' M s.Sr',ssIt' 4. ',iE I,--aytir n
Az t-'s''-TI' H''"s-, is tdlL,.sn ,it..ssu,.a., A
has tssuttt-,- ii'N' N"