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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

morning. where she had spent he nioh,
and was 10 the act of dropping asleen
when she heard footsteps gently ~
preaching Up the aisle. All thoughts y
sleep vanished and she looked ID he ii.
reelion IRON which the noise proceeded
could II be that her eyes deceived her;
NO. 4 vas not an illusion for, by tie
moonlight she saw white figure with
perfect distinctDeSs. She was rooIed ID
The spot she could moi stir. nor could she
scream she was unable 10 Withdraw het
eyes from the object which created SO
much alarm. is The poor little Bird when
fascinated BY The eye Of a snake. She
" atehed The figure gradually drawing
nearer and nearer, until i'll stood al the
loot OF The pulpit. and after eyeing her
ior momentortwo. il assembled. aud she
felt a cold hand laid on Der arm. she
resollected nothing more-a,l was blank.
Week alter week, she lay upon sick
bed. her body consuming with fever. and
her BRAIN e shaken by The shock ii had
received, that her friends feared her rea.
son never would be restored. By slow
degrees, her feeble frame began 10 regain.
strength, and as the body became inyiao.
rated, the mind also showed symptoms Of
returning strength. and she was 1t length
aole 70 relate The history have given you.
After doing SO, she begged her mother 10
lei per know how and where they had
found her. M
We were surprised tha. you did not
make your appearance AFTER breakfast and
sent over to Mr.. Smiths TO say YOU were
wanted. But|our surprise was Icbanoed
into CONSERVATION, when the servant came
back and told Us that you b I'D not slept
there, and that no one had seen yon1. after
taking leave at the cloister dobr. We
went INTO The lCathedrsl aCG called aloud
ior you, thinking il just possible that YOU
might be hiding from US BY the way oil
iTofIc. On inquiry, from the man who
Kept the keys, we learnt that on opening /
me Cathedral at an early hour, he found /
poor idiot boy in il, who, lie supposed, /
mad wandered there the day before. and |
MOI being observed, had been locked n.
A. low moaning sound directed ii 10 The
pulpit where We found you. my child IN
perfectly unconscious state"
Fanny entirely recovered from The
shock, but 10 consequence Of The distress
Iog circumstances that had caused her III. /
ness, the doors 10 The cloisters were closed
ana Tor the future. both families were
willing TO walk round about through he
fefuented streets. instead Of taking the
rhortcut.
when The sto'y was finished, there was
general pause broken BY the youngest
! me party saying in a tone Of dfsap.
twas NOT 1 ghost ~
mo" said The narrator, "and L make
10 doubt that other ghost stories, be they :
yer so well authenticated, would admis
4 similar explanation il sifted to the bot
om."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

The Golden MARRIAGE -Ifyou wish
TO learn the tFGe value OF marriage, il you
wish TO see what this union may be for Two
human hearts. and for life, :hen observe
not*ihe welded ones in their hone YIN Don
nor BY The cradle Of their first child 4 moi
at time when novelty and hope vel
throw a morning glory over the young and
newborn world OF home but survey then
rather in the remote years of MANHOOD
when they have proved The world and
each other. when they have conquerec
many an error, and MANY temptation II
order 10 become only the more united Il
each other !; when labors and cares are
theirs; when. under the burden OF The day
as well as, ID their hours Of repose, They
support one another, and find that they arc
sufficient forEeach other Or survey them
sill farther ito life; see them arrive at tha
period whenithe world. with all its change,
and agiialions. rolls far away from Them
becomes ever dimmerio;h them when theil
house lis still when they are solitary, bu
yet stand there hand in hand, and each
reads in the others eyes only love when
they. with The same memories, and the
same hopes, stand on the boundaries Of an
o,berlife, into which they are prepsret
TO enter; and Of all the desires Of this, hay.
ing retained only ihe one. that they may
die on The same day,-yes. then behold
tbemi
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ALBERT a. Gary,

5 { RG E0N DENTIST.
I'd RsPEcTFULLY informs the citizens Of
/ ~ Jefferson and Frederick, that be designs
locating for The present 10 Winchester, where
he will be happy 10 serve those disposed 10 pa
tronize hIm- He will visit Chsrleslewn or any
other part Of Jefferson, when required!
hydraulics visited at their residences II re-
quested. References can be had FL
e1tPersons desiring his services here would
do we'll 10 call lmmedately, as he will leave in
few days for Winchester.
Hs-No. 4. Carriers Hotel. !.
Gharlesiown. June %, 1913 {
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
S @ a M ID ID AZ 10
SPRINGS.


Y NHlS agreeable and attractive Watering
- Place will be open for company on The irsl
Of Jnnes ftfs Axe mites SCUM or SuarTeStuwn
and only seven hours travel on the Rail Road
from Baltimore and Washington. It's medicinal
qualities, and The charming SCENERY BY which i
Is surrounded, have been for years the theme q
admiration, and il is no exaggeraton 10 say iheJ
are unsurpassed.
Capt JosEPH F. ABELL, already. advantageous
IL knewa as host, viii have charge Of The con.
cern, and the propriel0rs feel assured thai every
Thing will be well done andSin order. With The
annexed list of prices, visiters cannot faiio Be
satisfied -
BoARD per week So 90
~ per day after weeks 90
!" per day i less Than week IS (
Children uudef~fa yeas Of age, and servants
half price. Horses per day SO cents.
Hz.A neat and comfortable STAGE viii ,,
al The RAD Road Depot every day, 10 conve.
passengers, 10 the Springs.
NAV 95. ls43
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

Accuslom not yonrselfto speaking o.
yer much. and before you speak -consid.
err ie' not your tongue run before reason
ana judgment bid il 60; If the heart doth
mol Premedllate. the tongue mlst nfecces.
sarily precipitate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

One seldom finds tina, for WHICH ne
seeks when he searches for il With impa-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

APPETfrEA-A relish bestowed Upon
the poorer classes, that they msy like
what they eat. while II is seldom enjoyed
By The rich. because they NAV eat Hka
they like
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

i
SlGNs AND Tokens We have been
looking around amongs: our friends and
fellow citizens. and rejecting on The pre-.
requisites .ip success in lie. We see
some destined 10 become great, good and
happy, who are now humble beginners in
the face Of life. We see some whose
prospects are bright. destined 10 stumble
and fall. never 10 rise to merit and distinc.
lion. All depends upon the man or The
won an-begin right. keep virtue con,
stanily before your eyes, let nothing al
lure you from heApath.
When We see young man beginning
the world. buying new cloaks. new fine
clothes. getting beautiful cane. sporting
ine singular cap. wearing il one side Of
bis head. giving him The appearance Of a
duck looking al lbe sun. and hegle cling
bis business for pic nae parties, balls. as.
sembl;es and political meetings. We fear
he has more concei, than Brains. The
mus, fall. Onlhe|contrary, when we1see
an humble beginner always attending 10
his business never getting above 4 as be
grows rich and respectable, wearing gooi
neat clothes. such as his business calls far.
never forgetting 40 old acquaintance. who
always has airiAe for charitable and useful
public purposes. depend on il. this man
will be one bf our best citizens.
Letevery young man examine bis cen
srience-look a. bis act and motives eve
~ night when be gets in bed, and deter.
mine 10 CORRECT The errors 81 The past. aud
thousands win be saved from ruin hnd
disgrace eia,50re Repnbhean.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

Or Eiofnes wirnout Inc cash, is very ais.
credif-nbie ouera.ion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
N - " q 1I~VFttI Ut EtUhAL bLANI 4
Tuesday, 27th June, ls43

METHODIST EPfscoPAL CHURCH From
The minutes 81 The different Conferences
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, just
published, i appears 4hai The whole nun.
Der ofSpem5ers lii thu United States is
Iga63 9ol. ID Texas 3173s and in Libe.
fla SIG :otsl 06s 525. This increase
last year was Isl 62iss an increase. We
believe, unparalleled sin tile history Of
this or any other religious denomination
in modern times There are those ye,
,1iyiog who joined The Methodist EPiseo
pal Church when the whole body Of its
members was bul fliylhopsand, OF less
Than one.thiEd Of the decrease during the
last year. The Wesleyan Methodist num-
Der only about twice as many members
id The island Of Grea; Britain asshe addi
ton made last year III the Methodist
Episcopal Church 10 America.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
DIR. j. LITTLE,

ID y N I a u 5 U II G Z ON
GiAh be found at Mrs. TRAwrN's, where be
~ will be happy 10 serve those who desire
his Professional Sersices-or he will ifdesired,
visit families al their residences.
e1-orders left AZ Mrs. rs, will be promptly
attended 10.
charlestown. June %, 1913
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

The chairman mt Buckingham } q the Fs-
nenil Hail dinner on Saturday, said that he OK,
which furnished The best beef for The dinner was
slaughtered last Tuesday. His bones were sent
10 NorEich, lhty ueFs manufactured lnio bat
toha and here they are, said be. as be pulled them
out Of his pocket: viii give Jon, therefore, be
eantinprd.
. sAs-icalsure, aianufarnarea. and Cpfnmeres.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

He Is Only q lMsckaaic.s-How 81.
lquenily Is this remark made3b v he 49,
tocraiic npsiaris, who have noitsns d =.
commend them ave moaey and ;ms -
dence, when the name Of ID hone.. ~
Intelligent mechanic happens 10 q No. -
TONED 10 their presence. Thev $500.
il degrading 10 converse, and con..r,;,.,
ling 10 associate with those who Al ~,
like themselves, possess wealth 800
though that wealth was obtained hv nv
most dishonest and rsscallY means NJ
thing is so disgusting 10 wen informed
well bred people. as 10 hear. an ignoran,
conceited, pulled Up. lopg haired brain
less, impudent dandy, lnk about rnecban.
lscs a. il they are not better than bro,es.
No trpe lady or gentleman would Sc suiliv
Fof such litlleness. 4 5 only he Ignorant.
spoded beauty. lie worthless contf asi.
ible soap-lock Nhowould do SO. Show
Us the man Or woman who would conceive
y 10 DC disgrace 10 associate with hon.
est well informed mechanics and we will
show you apoor worthless, Ignorant con.
ienplble creature, useless 10 himself and
TO the world and a disgrace and>encum.
brance TO his friends. PART TriBuue
Beauty has 50 many charms one knows
not how to speak against il; and when i
happens that graceful figure i, the habi.
.lallon o. virtuous soul, when the bean.
~ Of The face speaks The modeslv and
numiiify OF the mind, and The business Of
.ne proportion raises our thoughts up 10
me heart and wisdom Of The great Creators
something may be allowed ID, and some,
inIng 70 the establishment which sells i
oh ; and yet, when The whole apology i
read, 4 will be found at last thai beauty
like truth. never is so glorious as wh5n
II goes The Plainest.-- Sterns ) Sermons.
Every enjoyment OF life has three dis T
llnct Observation-Disclosures |
femlnlscence-and ii is more dj6iculfl
man i FIRST appears 10 be, 10 decide on
me character. extent and value Of each.
nope ls The most extravagant and magma.
i've acllon, the mosr engrossing and ian.
slole; meinoryi the most calm ard dura.
pie, and sober.-Mss Paraoe.
\ Accuslom not yourself 10 speakino. =
yer much, and before YOU sneak cons;d.
- - POI your tongue run before reason
mo Judgment bid il 60; il the heart doth
lot premedilate, The tongue mlst niecces.
'arily precipitaie.
One seldom finds stba, for :. b;cb (.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

Mr. Websleris As Hrecoucilably opposed
70 The election Of Mr.. Clay asihs Madisoni.
an is We SPEAK adsisedly on ibis subject !;
and Mr. Webster is mol candidate ;tbence
we ask i it's good policy forl,he Globe
10 espouse the cause of Mr.. Clay against
Mr.. Webster MrClsy is a candidate; be
is striving to overthrow the Democratic
party; MIR. Webster Is opposed 10 Mr. Clay
and would by fair and honorable means
diminish his strength and YET the Globe
espouses the cause OF Mr.. CIsyEin his COM
test with Mr. Webster. .Madisonian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
The quantity Of sulphurated hydrogen an

The quantity Of SuIphurated hydrogen and
Carbonic Acid " as, not ascertaiEed
Solid Contents 30 grains ID the pint
Temperature IS Parenheit
Conformably 10 the above analysis, the Shan
nondale water mag be Chased with The Saline
Chalybeates---a combination ofthe most yalua-
BILE charaeterin the whole range Or mineral
waters. close this plata and 4ayarnished de-
scription, 10 expressing The wish that 81 Bati-
,moreans viii visit, and thai they will come ear
iy, for ShannOndale Is filling UP very fast. II
you desire il, will give you in week or 50 az
account of my rambles through The mountains
around Shahnonasie.
A FRIENp TO SHASNoNnALE, AND
4t loyER oF Rural BEkurf.
T,.esday 3Tth lime IS43
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

Y1Idn0nss SCyfhes,
z Nd ott<. scyikes. Patent RITES and Whst-
- IS @'s1ll For 1aIe Low 81
~, =: : G sIoAEQQsE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

The Wings are united heart and soul
upon one candidate, and will 60 forw ard
with more enthusiast for HEERY CLAY,
Than at any other period in their history
We Congratulate our political friends, on
the prospect before ,hem-we see glo-
rious triumph in The distance. Led on
by apopular candidate, an unwavering pa
triot, aud stimulated still further BY de-
sire TO do justice 70 one who Isl entitled. 10
the wargest plaudiis Of his counirymen,
they whl marchforward shoulder 10 shoul
der. earnest, aud determined, glorying 10
their cause aud 10 their candidate, and
With hrm conviction 10 their minds that
they conlead for the best interests of The
couniry.-Phl. Iaguirer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
39 I[tfcdI.

Predictions cftAe Free Traders Ealsifsd How
completely have all tugubrous anlic, pations and
predictions Of the LocoloceS, respecting The ope-
rations IL The Tariff, been falsIded The lri-
umph Of the friends Of Homo Industry, SO far as
the principle Of Protection goes, is unqualified -
The following extract from a letter, written
BY gentleman in the cars for Bustbn and Bum
ker Hill, 70 The Albany Evening JUurEai, adds a.
mother item Of testimony TO thai which has been
already abundantly allduced
The Tarif--lhe Tariff-all Iengrossing
subject Even those who were hasten.
ing 10 the celebration could stop TO argue
and that fercely, too. on theSfespecuye
beauties Of Free Trade and Protection
Being compelled, as il were. 70 be a lis
tener 10 one Of these discussions, was
much amused at a little incident, which
may interest others as well as myself
The advocate of7.Free Trade" was dap.
per little gentleman. who was amazingly
keen and sharp-sighted, himself being
judge! His antagonist, if / mistake not,
was merchant from cur own Stale
Free Trade" was declaiming most elo,
quently against the present wicked Tariff.
and being ''stumped" for particulars, in.
stanced "Flannels," which be said "are
all taxed so.much pei yard, without any
regard to quality. The poor man there-
fore has 10 pay just as much extra money
for his cheap article, as the proud nabob
does for bis fines, quality" Il am glad. I"
said the. other, that you mentioned fan.
nels for j! enables me 10 inform you OF the
fact, that ! can now buy fannels ftcents
per cent. cheaper than could before the
present Tariff iaU passed." Free Trade
stared, looked blank. and the subject Of
"FIanneIs" was dropped 7
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

The LoaisyilleAyhig says hat Mr. la l5burt, i
German artist of Absi civ. sucef edcd III *o,p1o.
sing PART identical with lhai foiiud III 8hs Id.
ans 81 Pompaiis which j. stilias fresh y when
put 40. This kind Of psi4l has long been de-
sderatum. Specimens of Il are now pFspasins
for the Grand Duke of saxoby. Mt. H., I'D
Whig says, Is nowS prepared toraint aasses IL
thai listing manner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

IHep we're poor boys The two richest
men 10 PhiIadelphis' Stephen .Girsrd and
Joseph RI1gway. have died within d few
years. Peles EorilEard, pf New York. also
millionaire. died few days ago, and
John Jacob Aaor. the richest man alive
al The present lime ia the II. States. Is
quite old and feeble, and will siso ID The
course OF nature be speedily summoned
TO his last resting place OF earth. All
these individuals accumulated millions,
and all, we believe, started in life with
little or nothing. in ! pecpniary sense.
They were theaTchitecis either own for.
tunes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

We are happy 10 learn fr9n lie Alex.
andria Gazette that lhe paragraph gorog
the rounds of sope Or The Noltherh Ra-
rers. relative ID The PROPOSED sale III the
Mount Vernon eIa,eIis alloge,bef4 eric
neons. TIE estates ID fte posses Ion q
the Washington family, > :Yned ty 4 rnTsI
worthy an excellent gentleman i,lp d /. e.
not intend Is seIIit, and long may. Il c.a-
tinue 10 deseead ID those y ho ba4s Ehe
name Of The Father 81 bis CounlryAs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13

Temperance III Massachusetts, - The
number o. men pledged Il. total abs'i-
snence in The city of Boston il % $50.
10 81 towns Of MASSACHUSETTS 90.o72
persons haye signed Tie pledge, begin
nearly one bird Of their whole. perhla.
liion. OF this number, 1872 wera Goa.
6rmed drunkards. Allcmins lte same
ratio loAhe olhSr towns 10 the Slase, from
lwh;e.l no reinrns have beenIreceiped. The
number Of pledged persons would amount
Ito 2l0 900. The Temperance reform is
estimated so have saved. and restored 10
their samilies, 30, 900 confirmed drunk.
ards.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-07-13
DIR. WIN. Z. RAnM

ss. :.ssss :., cs, { :, =
80 n = oass = ]. may please Io give him
LIE may be found al all times. when M
pIoiessioually engaged. ii The former resld,ne.
g hey. sepsim1s T6sion, and late 10 The occp
= nsnIg bedtnsef, Esq, near The Pres.
sy's''sn 1hufch- June %, ls43
ON p. Waited 10 hire, Immediately. 4 Ne.
kao BOY VINO : eompeieni 10 tdke care Of horse,
DC, and also Gill, suitable for ! nufse.
June lo w. r. RI
DBo o. 10 SEUAETO,
n EsPEcTFuLLY Offers his Professional
IL Services 70 The citizens Of charlesIown
and is vicinity.
eIoikee one door vest Of James J. MilIers
store
Chsrlsstown. priI 90 is43 % en-.
, 1843-05-06
List Of Letters.

2 EMAlNING in the Fest Office 1T
d. Bowling Green, Mo-, on 1T April,
lS43. Which If not taken out in three
IN, nhhs, viii lie sent TO tie General Iust
Office Il. dead letters.
MR.. Nancy Adams, James II .A!i>or
Mr.. Bcrcrs, Temple +. Fell, A. J.
Pcnner, Miss NJ. \. Bell, Rev. Richard
Bond. ii omas Eland; James Cowl erd,
J-cot Cr.w. Sarah Caldwell, Josish Car.
roll. Jas. D CalGw ell, Thomas II Ellis,
Fichard Fortune, On s. Gales, Cares
d Henderson 2, Thos. II. H,rris. Dcct.
W Huff Abraham luloe, Mr. Maddox,
John p Miflelon, Mr.. McI-ihe, yeremi-
ah Moore, VIM. lc,iy, JOSEF Roberts,,
James NJ. Rider, john Rogers, Slcl Len
Sicmmons 7. Sreai>, Rolert sum
mers, Mrs. Hugh S~tanror, John Tallea.
fare, JohnF Turner, Dot. w Thorn:
ton, James P Woodr.af, Thus. i Witt:
ledge, TLos. S. Waters, Jehn Wilson,
Isaac Ward.
II. c. EDWARDS, p. M.
April 9Th lS43. z3-E
, 1843-05-06

Il>lE suLsri ibrI " II. a. & Irrr III C"sE ! Sis
the ~. rk I value "n Hour 'hIPprd d,rrft
10 the -a.i VI, PiIshur-. ar New pi'a",. or
u ~ ndvaur, 9 3d.. NTH he pr:ri|ge n *air
in O,,ans, II the u arkei whl J",'iy y. ] viii
lie, advance. an " heat. LAID md Pork. VI,
ras:cim c"rrrspoidei t.. ar. i our and Gram
Lo.sr., of long sI"id ny. and well acquainted
with The maTk'i for these .tdPi :.
F,"m my Pntsburg corr sr"nd' MS. hav"
receive = tariff "f rate, Oh Flour. Lad, &C.
to New Y"rk yl the ternsE!y'nIa caias.
which, ID the warm season "pProacLe., WI
iu,,,iy III 'pneuis /" New York al F:rur sLd
Lard via ihs o. ok roui-. Wy Nea f"rh cor.
rs- pnnrrn iai Flour b,u 81 writes II Il not
safe --heit,g lab e TO sou TO ship tl=ur from
YOUR place via Orleans, after the h's' of May.
e o. X EtDD.
Flour 1nd Gram + .ri"r.
N. r. Having n" interest in gr"' rrirs. or
grocery h"nsss. ] will pn'c' nsr ano ship these
ARTICLES Mt the very low prices. for tLoes Who
send ms orders.
April -. l5t3, sc
, 1843-05-06

Ntk
t"n"! upon -xperIr e I, that v" nj
MAIDEN tr-r in rch TT .iprl.
Will book hlack rs soon as ille 8 p tP-
GIN I" Il w. and tia' The sap uh.
"oZ."ut until the ita,"s h"ye pat on
so as Ia receive IT.; while w"u,d
made in June will rena'n vi lite. and
Immediately commence henlIns.-
And nee ilar has been tr.'ken t.,
heinz Inaded with fruit ur "ti ervis",
white The ire" j. geeu vi'h iolrrce,
the wand vii I"",k White ard remfi
snrnI: v'ule one moI"n II the ~n
ter Nv snow %" from other cnlses, vii
look hack and incii'e Ia d'c'v.
II las been II h, mite 'oi t. sP"nd
the most "fmv time in the srr''Van '
the ~f,rerarr "file :, mm"r in en- " It
ing ard piunin" fruit trees. I'D m,
experience goes T." grove 1 at lhe
hes, time fr pruni - IS wien tno
leaves arp ful! grown IN tine - e l.
in Il cor"u> growing STATE. F.. at
this season. when Tie Sar | rs ler''
s!ert IN tie f.lit "- ntd I G rvre> a.!
M. wood are Il !. d. $" hat zen Vie
limb is taken "f. the sun nj ~"r.'
weather will .Ir, the rrd # he mt
and close the pores o. IN" wood u
rrirS' the weather. the : y vii kr'E
u limbs al e '.,he vesv .rd. an'
the 10 Iva vii be perceived mm"'I
ni-lv.--TB ,>tnn Cu'iva,nr.
, 1843-05-06
III. Hcs.SVF'..

TTAvING L Gated re-ro' sn''yi" i"r'"-
rs, No.. of IS ais serv OF" III" -.
zpns Of that place and lis %r.cinlis. ~ the ~
r,uns | ranches Of his profess M. Hr'-grr
voted t,s attention pa ,,cuIarly TO the : % -
Anatomy aud urg'ry. and havr2 v'''fESa
ard assist. d IN all Of The mnst mort r. sor-'
gel operations, he offers hi ,,rsnts fsF.'"'y
N thai b. .nch of his protest. n ii" Il "-s
hmm <-If IN 4 IL called 81, he w'l' pr "rm s'c-
,e,.T, tlv, and With eGt,ra satiside'.rn i"ts
.,r,L,,.-r, sln,os, anv Of the = rTiai s7'g' !
oprr ,tinn. low prrfrrm,d b, the &c o!'' ted
D,di.v nf Il xingtop, kg- Tie ..GFf. b. rs
ms, ...id.o., ueGtIon 10 the varI u IN
of hi. Profession, an mod. IA g ch"rg-s L"
m.rr, , ,h,-e e .tc paircn.ge Hc vi!
practice IN COMM c,!vu snh Ir. u -"n
April s9 h. 1913. s'-o.
, 1843-05-06
Cheap Casa @sQTa

SrLnHg nc.'ly 4' & Inns. i,,.s,.
VTrE sub cr:brr would le-p.rtfmr.. M,
T. tho ciiiz us Of @nisi M. ard. ~. -.
lie in 2 ieral, hat , = la, latch nm. v-I rAn,
-. Lou and opeued e store in ION
Pike county Nc, nExt door I. L. ". h,t<
SCo. srd intends ~kccrinq ~ hsta a, ii
iIncs u general assert rtt q, Ur- Grn,- g.
ceres, u Of. Shoes Qyeensw: re e.. wa =.
&c in'e"ts sel'irF ne" IL Ut > Icul. p-cs
if cash. pease to g;va me , c L ..-
~ yourselves. = r'1.S
l."ui,i -, No Fec. L., ist2.#
". p. AZ kinds III ,,i, l., utsI-o
will Re tlben III .xcharcs Ter : CO.. ,.e
h.ghest Warke; pri.es. $50
Dce0nb~t I'D. 1872 laS
, 1843-05-06
Tinnl Settlements.

ATDI Il f. - he"ny sirro "a all Ter-""-
10 c"uccrn,h or in Sny VA int Tst''' .,
Ct e.tata of Jo,e?h rulner. 'irr''. 'fai"c
un~drr.igu.d Admt'. Ut said d'crs-e.' W.!
make . fuaI .ritlrn,eLt If sa"d ~"-ist". It
the next Ne, term Of TO Court Cent
81 Lincoln county, ir ~" stale 9! -
.ouri, {" be trcrn ami irld ~ ia cut
q, ne in the town 81 Tr y = t." rev Wy
team Of tn. &. uut, Ccu,t "f -Hrh trn" V.
RAVE FIG.I iAYES. '|"'C.
s",l -. 49, -
Received 50 80 for pua'iAioc ;ie a.
bove notice three weeks I? the nI,'-.
April %, lS4& l. ADA.iE