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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22
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m ". ~ Ayf1C60Wfg ksrgini1R
Inc great Treasury BGildine.-Tbs
government, some months ago. comman :
ca the erection of a mammoth hn;ld;no :.
W Washington, with 1876 rooms. far The az =
OF the Treasury Department. The s,' ISs
are Just up, heavy massive walls If sol;l
gfanltes at an exPence of some hundred
thousand dollars; when, 10 il is Gravel,
proposed to pull down ''the House ,hct
JACK built, and build it up again. Fos
why First because it is not n,aoo y
where it ought to be-2dly, because + :
not suited to the purpose for which !. =
iimendledi-why did they not adapt # to ;ts
intended uses? Sdly because it is exceedin ~
y ulgly-why did they not have an ave 3
us beauty IN agreeing upon plan? And
lastly because, if completed in its nrasent
Plan' 1t will tumble down-a verv oooJ
reason we confess, though that, too. we
think might have been guarded aeainst
nad proper care been taken in the orio;nsi
instance. But this is the way to Re-
trench and Reform, we suppose. And a.
the saying goes,----Uncle Sam has nIan
" OF money and no poor kin!
The Columbia, S. c. Telescope detec,s
stricking metaphorical resemblance h
tween this falling house and the present
administration: For it says LIST. the nd
minlstratlon, like the house, is where !
ought not to be; Cd, it is unfit for the dn
ties It was elected to perform; Sd. if is ex
ceedlngly ugly; and 4thly, if it does notsoon
tumble down it will soon be pulled down
ana another adapted to discharge its duties
put IN Its Place-And, vice Uersa. the Te
lescoPe might have added if it be not soon
pulled down, it will tumble down under the
weight oflts own measures, and involve i.
self and the country in common min
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22

During the late election at Detroit, as a
citizen was approaching the polls, a loco
foco demagogue slipped ballot into one
of his hands, and five dollar bill in the
other, with view of securing his vote.
The citizen, not having time in the hurry Of
the moment to give due examination to
the documents, put the ballot into has peck
ct, and the bank note into the ballot bOr.--
LOUISVILLE Journal.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22
CONGRESSIONAL, ELECTION

y, OFFICIAL REsULT.-Prentiss, 1922.
Word l2,O7l. Claiborne, ll,776. Da
Wis H. $40. Prentiss' majority over CIai.
bOrre, GAG. Words Majority over CIai.
Oorne' 295. The above result was hand
ed to us by the Secretary of State. and IS
OF course, correct.-C oluna5sss Democra1
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22

may l5.-S5-f Main Street
SENATORIAL DEBATE ON THE
SUB-TREASURY BILL.
HE undersigned have been induced,
at the instance of number Offriends
to undertake the publication of the great
debate in the Senate on this subject between
Messrs. Webster, Calhoun and Clay.r If
a sufficient number ofsubscribers are OBJ
tanned to authorize the additional expence,
those of Messrs. Wright and Benton will
be added, the latter being necessary tola
full understanding of the subject. The
three first have been received by the coun.
try as the most splendid specimens of INTEL
lectual effort of modern times. Those of
Messrs. Benton and Wright, who did not
participate in the personal contest with the
three first named Senators, are explanato-
ny ofthe Bill, and the subject is SO impor-
tant that it is thought desirable to publish
thfm 9ltogsthgra This woTk, tshQql9 & b b
fession he belongs, as a book of statistical
reference upon the subject of the currency.
1t is proposed topublish them in conve.
nient form, upon good paper and neatly
bound. Economy viii be consulted.
Each volume will it is supposed, contain
200 pages octave. The cost of each mum.
Der is not yet ascertained. The work
will be commenced as soon as a sufficient
number of subscribers are obtained to de.
fray expences. Subscribers viii receive
copies to the amount of their subscription
at the lowest cost at which they can be
printed. Subscription lists are at our
Store, Dauphin st. and at the Printing Of
fees in the city. h.
]. S. KELLOGG & co.
Subscriptions received at the Bookstore Of
PFISpER e. GOODWIN.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22
Ereninr .Ln,,r.,n1 nGel

EUening Journal Office.
ALBANY, Wednesday, Z O'Clock. AN
GREAT AND GLORIOUS VICTORY.
EVERY WARD CARRIED
EVERY WING CANDIDATE ELEC.
TED. i 4,r,r,fiad ..a re
deemed!-Loco Focoism is PROSTATE! We
have come out Or u mUsI desperately con.
tested election with a triumphant majority
in every ward. Our aggregate majority,
in the city, is within a fraction Of SIX
HUNDRED. We have only time to
tender our thanks to the indomitable Wings
who have achieved this triumph; TO con.
graduate our friends through the Union
upon a result so suspicious; and to pro.
claim aloud the unerring assurance that
GAS GOES THE FOURTH WARD
so GOES THE STATEr'
The average Wing majority in the
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MAH ARR4NGEMENT.

WALL ARK a ~ dNA1A4 EN- u.
NORTHERN via FLORENCE LOUISVILLE.
&c.
DUE-Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays,
ats, P. M.
CLOSES Sundays, Tuesdays and Fri
days. at SPIN.
SOUTHERN via JACKSON.
DUE-Mondays, Wednesday $ and Satur-
days, at 3, A. M.
CLOSES Saturdays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at Z, P. NJ.
EASTERN, via Tuscaloosa, MONTGOMERY.
DUE Sundays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, at 4, p. M.
CLOSES Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at 8, p. M.
MoBILE, via PIcKRNsvLLE, GREENsBo-
ROUGH, sc.
DUE Sundays, Wednesdays and Fri
days, at I, r. nj.
CLOSES Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays. at 8, p. ne.
PoNToToc, via ABERDEEN, CoTToN GIN.
DU Sundays, Wednesdays and FRI
days at 8, p. M.
CDOsES Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at s. z. M.
WINCHESTER, via Macon and DAAEvILIE,
DUE Mondays and Fridays, e 6,P. n.
CI. OgE Sundays and Thursdays, q
6,R.
Chr sBoRo Ml via PLYlovTH ans
ssTARKEvIEIEs
DUE Sunday, noon.
ICLOS Tuesday, Moons
H0UsE0N, Via ColBEH
i DIJT Sunday, 81 6.
CI aes Pssfs
IrLpoH1 Id.
IDJF lul day noon.
Il l,I Thursday, noon
A.C. Burr q ~
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22

We hear this morning that the loco focos
elected ONE CONSTABLE, who will of course
resemble Sir John Moore, in one respect
he will stand ''alone in his glory"-aso.
litary monument that such party was
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22

By recent

@NT4E suhcribers have received by recent
arrivals 4 SPLENDID assortment oI
sfanle and Fancy Dry Goods,
sllSTasine an The new styles Of tie litter; To-
ether with large assortment OF
GNfs, Boots. shoes and Ce09l.t1s9s
3lso, 70 and "A Lowell cotton and Brown
I'D bleached Domestic, Hardware CreckeEy
I'd Glass ware, together with Their former
sOck, makes their assortment equal 70 any u
columbus, which they respectfully invite Their
hends and the public to examine. 80
+ may l5.-35.6t AKIN & GLASS.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22
COLRERT ACADEMY.

COLBERT ACADEM r.
HNHE semi-annual examination Of the pupils
Of Colbert Academy, viii take place on
Thursday and Friday, the 9TH and 9Th days Of
June next. Parents and Guardians of the pu-
pills, and all others interested, are particularly
invited to attend.
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
Colbert, May %, 1s38.-36-tf
U The Democrat win please give this 2
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22

NOTICE is hereby given, that IN puTsu-
IN ance of deed of trust, executed by WE
lev ]. Dearing Of the State of Mississippi on
the twenty-first day Of September eighteen
hundred and thirty-seven, to Hezekah w:
Cater Of the county Of Lowndes and State
aforesaid as trustee, to secure the payment OF
a certain promrnissory note therein mentioned
and described, to the order Of the Tombig6y
Rail Road Company, win; as trustee, ofief
at public sale, at the Court House N the town
of Columbus, Mississippi on the 24th DAY OF
Nav next, 1s3s) within the hours prescribed
bv law. an the right, title, and interest, which
the said Wiley ]. bearing has, m and to the
following described lot or parcel Of land to WIT;
Section No. nine in township No seventeen
Range no. eighteen, with the exception Of the
north east quarter of said section, lying and be-
iug situated in the county Of LoWndes ana
State of Mississippi together with all ana
SINGULAR. the tenements hereditaments and ap-
Durtenances t0the same belonging, or m any
VI Da te this fTst day Of May, 1888
HEZEKfAH w: CATER
Trustee
Printers feel 80
/ o.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
"HE subscriber now occupies the wen
known Public House of entertainment,
in the town of =Haysville, Leake County, Miss.
on the Robinson Road, formerly occupied by
P. G. Allensworth. No pains NOT expense viii
be spared for the accommodation Of Travellers.
He designs not to be excelled by any estab-
hshment of the kind, on said Road.
WILLIAM TABER.
May o. 1s38-36-tf
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22

AMERICAN COTTON GooDs--It is stated in
the Boston advertiser, that the export of
cotton goods from this country to South
America, China, and the Islands. has
amounted for several years to about 3d.
100000 per annum. The exports from
England ofthe same kind ofgoods, it 1887
were much less than usual, owing il is
said to the competition of Americana
bricks. American cotton goods arc pre-
ferred abroad to English goods of he
same quality, and there appears to be no
reason to doubt, that in a few years they
viii be brought into successful comp(ti-
ton with the Englishin every market.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22

FRANKLIN & BROTHER,
"AVE just received from New York and
IL New Orleans, fine assortment of Dry
Goods, Groceries and Hardware, to which
they invite the attention of their friends and
the public.
May %, 36-6t
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22

NOTICE is hereby given. that in pur
IN suance ola Deed IN Trust, executed
by Joseph Fl. Firth, of the State of MIS-,
sissippi, on the twentieth day of July,
1851 to Hezikiah w. Cater, Of the
county of Lowndos and State aforesaid,
as trustee. to secure the payment of Ger,
tain proInissory note therein mentioned
and described, to the order of the Tom.
.bigby Rail Road Company, / win, as
trustee, offer at public sale, at the court
house, in the town of Columbus, Missis.
sippi, on the twenty-fourth day of Nay,
instant, (l8Sel within the hours prescrib-
ed by law, all the right title and interest
which the said Joseph Il. Firth has in
and to the following described lands To
wit: The south east quarter Of section, no.
twenty one, township no. fourteen, range
no. seventeen east; and the south east
quarter of section no. twenty, township
fourteen, range seventeen east, contain
inc all three hundred and twenty and
20-100 acres, and lies in the county of
Noxubee and State of Mississippi, togo
Their with all and singular the tenenents
llereditanents and appurtenanoes there,
unto belonging, or IN any wise appurte-
nances theFennto belonging, or IN any
wise appertaining. Dated this first day Of
Nay, 1888.
H. r. Cater, Trustee.
Nag, 1--33-St
-
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22
From the Glo.la. ]

A person 81 the name 81 JoHr 4.
DRRsoN was yesterday arrested 81
Constable Beck, Of this city, and fuily|
mitted for trial By Justice MoRsKLt fl
ing issued and passed forged Ire.
notes. In his possession were found
raj impressions Of those notes, SON
them filed up and some blank. All
Impressions are from the original \
and are what are usually known Is
impressions, and, ofcoursa must have
stolen from the engravers, tMessrs. /
DON, Wright, and HATcH, in New !
who have the plates in their possessic
There is reason to believe he NAV
passed others of these notes, and
found in his possession were of Indis.
per, it's to be hoped that nene of the II
ones were Of the paper used for the |.
Inc notes. If such be the case, it isk
easy to detect the counterfeits, as thei.
an paper, on which they are impresss
rather thinner and softer than that DE-
genuine, and on being wetted, nearls.
solves, being easily torn, alrnosth
breathing strongly on it. whilst the II
Of the genuine notes is of the strost
material. The signatures also, de
forged notes, although well executedn
be readily detected The signatures 1e
Acting Treasurer, WM.B. RANDOLPH.
pears as if written, WIN. B. RANDf.
That of the Register, also, T. L. SH,
appear to be written S. +. SMITH.
One ofthe notes passed by HENDRN
Purported to be for $4,000, the sum ID
filled up by the pen on the impressione6
for the fractional sums between S5hr
800. No note of that amount hasel
been issued, tho issues as vet beinoil1
notes of $1,000, $500, $iOO, S50bc
fractional issues ofsums between $5hC
800, the amounts and figures being be
up with the pen.
The hard currency folks in Michigan. dr.
mined not to give up the idea of a metalHa
rs, have established bank with six boxo
collins cast steel ares in the vaults. on nj
% discount. So say their newspapers.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22

Or On the 1st INST. M. James Gibon
was murdered ia the eastern part of Perry
county, by Reuben Abels. The circun-
stances, under which the murder was PER-
petrated were Of the most aggravafng
character, and it viii be seen bY an sd.I
vertisment in to-day paper that rewsrd
Of 800 IS offered for the apprehension Of
Abels by VIM. 81. Peoples, Esq.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22

kn0 GALLONS Sperm Oh. for winter Or
VOO summer, Just landed from steamboat:
Fhoso whe use. oil may be sure Of lrst rate
rticle by applying at the store Of y. HILL
may 15.-35h Mon SlTeeL:
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22
FOTfCE e.

y o II Q e
# osT on or about the lst day Of April last
III 4 in the city of New Orleans; d note for
$4,000, drawn one day after date, and dated
IN July or August 1887, by James CheattainH
and made payable to the order Of Samuel 6aeF-
rod The signature was Witnessed BY Wins
Pope, Jr. This IS TO warn all persons nom
trading for OF receiving the same, as the note
when lost was my property, and have not yet
received the amount Of the same. $3.50
ALLEN JONES' .
Columbus, Miss, May IA, 1898 35-A
p The Southern Sun win please copy the
above to the amount of 81 SO and seDd to tials
Office for payment.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22

Or Grafton Flanagan was drowned q
few days since in the Alabama at Cahaw.
ba. We understand that be was upael
the influence of liquor, and il that situation
attempted TO swim across; but had only
proceeded into the current short distahcs
when BE sunk.
We learn from the Tuscaloosa pagers
that State Bonds ID the amount of 8 40.
900 have been sold ID New York Ior pe
Gle and specie funds, for tie use 81 Ii.
Bank there. These bonds were created
At The session ST tie Legislature belorekhl
last Something IKE 100000 of spscil
have also been received recently bylth
Branch at Montgomery
The Board 81 Directors ST Tie Branc
e Mobile VIII COM iseouatinQ coun
| try papaE 81 fhe 18th inst. III sums AZ
lover $1,000 "a notes nos having over
inontlls % mature md preference aiNe
Ii those persons hot indebted ID tie Banl
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22

The hard currency folks in Michigan, dr.
mined not to give up the idea of metalHa-
SIS, have established bank with six boxof
collins cast steel ares in the vaults, on wh
to discount. So say their newspapers.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22

Printers fee 81 10.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-05-22

TRAYED from the subscriber on the 18th
y ult. small Bay Horse, about feet high,
and Z years old; and is very pert and active.
He has no white about him. He has been seen
between Nashville and Columbus, on his way,
probably, to North Alabama. ANY one taking
him up and giving me notice, win be literally
G. K. D. McCLELLAND.
Macon. May 8. 1839-34-4t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-09

TERMS-THE CALIFORNIAN will be published
weekly at 90 per annum, or at 81 so il paid in
advance. If payment is made within six months
as V advance pay. No paper will be discontinued
until all arrearages paid, except at the option of
the publisher
~ Advertisements will be inserted for the GUS
tomary prices. Persons are requested TO state the
number of weeks they wish their advertisements
published, otherwise they will be inserted till for
bid and charged accordingly. .4 ,2'i
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-09

ed the governor dry. When they appeared
rather out of order before the officer his general
exclamation was, What, you've been foul OF The
'grog' cask again" By the old Sailor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-09

tiers on political economy that give any assur-
ance TO community of retain ng any amount of
specie, who create the raw material and exchange
it for the manufactured articles. Hamilton says:
manufacturing establishments not only occasion
positive augmentation of the produce of a com
munity, but contribute essentially to render il
greater than it would possibly be without Them"
Again, "the substitution of foreign for domestic
manufactures lisa transfer to foreign nations Tor
our sister States of the advantage accruing from
the employment of machinery in the modes in
which it is capable of being employed with the
most utility and the greatest interests"
Said Jefferson: eff mandatory be estab-
lished in any rich and fertile country, by con VEN
ing number OF people in one place who must
all be fed by the farmer, without interfering with
any of his necessary operations; they establish
ready market for the productions of his farm,
and thus throw money into his hands and add
Il spirit of energy to his cultures" Says Hamil-
ton: "The uniform appearance OF an abundance
of specie, as the corncomant of hourisbing
state of manufactures, and of the reverse, where
they ,lo not prevail, afford strong presumption
of their favorable operation upon the wealth of
a country. Russia made the pernicious expert
ment OF the liberal system In two years it over
spread the empire with distress and bankruptcy,
and she was obliged TO abandonit The Empe-
ror Alexander's description of the effects of the
innovation, ought TO operate in terrorem or other
nations and States lie says that the nation that
adopts the liberal system affords continual
cOurAgenlent 10 tle manufacturers OF otner cOun-
tries Tor States and its own manufactures per-
ish in the struggle which they are not able to-
maintain" Again he says: sit is with the most
lively feelings Of regret we acknowledge, thar
it is our proper experience which enables us to
trace this picture, The evils it details have been
realized in Russia and Poland since the act of
the seventh and nineteenth of December, 1918,
Agriculture without market, industry withour
projection, languish and decline. Specie ex-
ported, and the most solid commercial houses
are shaken. Again, it 10 only after these losses
have come to their heighth, after events have
proved that our agriculture and commerce, as
well as our manufacturing industry, are not only
paralized, but brought to the brink of ruin"
Many more extracts might make, but time
will not permit.
Can it be possible, that the farmers of this
State will continue to pursue SO ruinous policy
as they have heretofore pursued-sell their wool
and buy the manufactured article? wish thar
the guardian angel OF our Country would write,
in great capital letters ON the outer door of every
Observation-Disclosures woman who manufactures
for her own household and one piece of goods
10 sell, doth more to retain the solid coin in
our State than all the banks the greatest finan
ciers
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-10-09
Adore

-"| OF HENRY STEVENS,
at The Caledonia Cattle Fair holden at 81. Johns
burn Sept. %. 1888. ---.-
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Look Hf This. Earnrrx,
John j. ~. Straitls

lpESfrC rFUILS announce. TO the puhI,,
IL that be hs- just returasd from. BALTIMORE
aad Is now receiving and opening ife,a and
very full sssorimeu; Of
.ns.ie,Rs'. Psinis. OILS, Dy,- StGs Frsti. ,s,.
iioa@ry, Sifi,orary. sna uali.l arf.sis
80 Ihs Fsaes Lins.
oil Of which, and especially hi, Drug. ard MED
eihts, he offer. at price. FAR below those atNtrh
they are usually sold at Retail Store. IN The
country lilo warrants the quality OF ever, nr-
tiele sold has store, aud vii suppl, pLy.tears
IN the valley on very favorable term. MI,
Medicine. "a which they may place implic 4 con.
htenee. On these terms he soiictt, share OF
public patronage.
y. Medical advice given graft. At b..
store, when the individual purcha,.s m.dieip.
Charlsstowp. NAV 2 isI-
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Virginia, 10 Wit:

~ H"leS boil ~ the Clerks Oir~ q The Circuit
S'p rinr tsuft u Law aud Ci,nicery for ], fer
-" e"p"t,, Tie first Mlnda, "a ~ pt-rnh,r, 1885.
Raeisi-h .nai,r, PL,S1uy
AGAINST
Jo'pF ~ Hrol~n, a. er,cHior Of .haTI Bro,rn de-
drred, and a. hes oira i-ii. Jtco5 n, otrn .JIsn
h'orh. bfnJ'miH Hr7vn, and Hrn,B H,o.rn,
end JhH hlr-n, and Je'sph Br0i-n t,en, #
J'ha Hro,rh. iscsDsd hsirs aud deris,t, o. "A,
SAID Adam Brotrn. de'qtd DErENbAsrs.
~ CiIhNCERY.
7ENliE defendant. Jacob Brown. not having
n 'r'crcd hts appearance. and given security az.
rding 60 Tue act ~ assembly sui he rules Of nj
eonri aud It appearing ''y sst.fa,,r evidence ,I.t
hc - not an H1'ptsa - TINS epuutr, Itis CrdtrcJ
h-i III SAID defendant dy app, ,r bore cen tie Grt
dn' oi ih" newt term, and susv,r th, hin Of ,hr
Pi"'fi and u't copy uf ih. rf,irr bo fofil,a iih
i"''''' 0" f'iA" u'asP'pcr puYli.,,d in Charles
Town. Tor tnu months surt...ittiN. sDI %. .t..! 4
~ w. fnor % t court io. ~ Il., s.i tosn II
'Natl'ti}"u. Copy .sfe,
SIT g. 1855
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TRANSPORTATION
o. THE
b'tHCheSfcr anal Potomac
RAIL ROAD.
Wisuursrfs = rotouA, Ro,p os,,,,.
frr.E sIH

WissursrFs = f,1onA, q Ro,p Os,,r.
ipfH 60 I-1s
VENUE resdeDtari Director. Of the Con,pa.
~ have established t1r following ruts. Of
i'H iDr transportation 60 be hereafter CHARGED
upon thi- robd.tZ
DESCENDING TRADE
Flour per barrel Isct..
Dor ir"o B'aoms. Pg Iron, eating. snd
h''fl for ton, - 30
Wheat iiy- Eyc-meal. Corn o.rr-ussI.
Oats, buoEwrrst-nesl. ard al otter come
modhics. go red pounds 81.
NDING TRADE
20 Plaster ~ -
salt srt 100 p0untt lot.
Nefr' ar. Der con.moIii.es Per
h'H iirt..
~ "a .tsr-e uf2 cent. per barrel on
81 I1f %. i.''' .fn1r tartrtd paHr1s. or sII
oihrr 4f. r he mode Bt iis iNia.brsisf
b'l.t 'ar 20. laI DrnarIny
g. order .f ia. n.sra,
SIS BVrCf P,,siI,rf
WHctssisr flu LEST
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Pile Ointment.

n GLOSS Hays Liuimen, Tor the relief Of
Il iHi' inrctcra,e disease. tthe Plies. Hay'.
Lm'iacni has fer some years past been con.id.
cred .he mot beneficial. Nidn a.. last two
year. have sold upwards Of 21p bottles. and
On sli instances wherein have heard from II.
wi'h Few exceptions, IT has proved worthy Of
The chromium, iavi-hcd upon 70 by Ne Pfogrie-
tors fresh supply on hand and offered Tor
'a.e oy ADAM YOUNG, Jr,
SEPT 20. ~,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-27
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Sacred Port. The wisest aud the
best stand IN as much need TO be- redeem.
ed by The blood Of Christ. and TO be sane.
tfied aud guided BY the Holy Spirit As
the mot iiltera;c. and the most unwor-
thy The 40 great principles on which
orr salvation must be founded, are fash
and hul'@es>: feiih withou, Which II !.
imPo slblc TO please God holmes. with.
out which 70 man can see the Lord
These are nrtmy word as you know. but
the words oi The great apostle. Madame
NeeNer says "a muse may be a mission
Oiy agree with her but then !, mus,
be such a muse as that OF Cowper OF Nil.
ton where the sanc,ity directs and Gle
Yates he poetry; where genius is made
suhseiVicat 20 Christian principle and
cmbelishes II without altering ~ char,c.
ter or deblSing ats purity. These two
are Bfbis Foo's. who received the GOSPEL
"';h simplicity, and adorned i, w,,hou,
any departure from The truth.
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