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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-07-11
2slItleaI.
vvhleh is tho Party wItao66t PM

which ts tho Party without P1siN GlGsLESs
Il has been par'icdlatly faghiarable
with the loco Focos 10 denounce tie
Wings as composing party wi!hou, prin !,
ciples. This key note mus, nov BE %
bandoned. Even our opponents are tore
ed 10 concede now tia, the wis have
principles, ard that, they are determined
10 support them. Mr p. r Butler, in.
the P5rk on Tuesday, confessed that the
Wings did not conceal their sentiments,
bu' lhs. they are openly and frankly IN
fdror Of Sound National Currency, Of
equal value throughout the Uaiou, IN
faror OF a Tariff so framed as to afford
not only revenue. but also Protection 10
America Industry n faror OF a disiri-
bution among the States 81 Tie proceeds
Of the sales or the Public Lands: Ia flros
or practical diminuiion ot theExeenuye
power, and in fqoor Of an equal, just and
economical administrators Of the national
governmental alEits departments.
The Wings then h1rs principles clear.
practical distinct. positive, actual, easily
understood, and never TO Be abandoned
Nov let US see, from thk resolu ions adopt
ed in the Park meeting on Ruesday, what
- ~ -::r 49,. .s>~-;if..~ -.
Of The Loco, Focos: The resolutions de-
clare. 1. That the coming contest will lie
very important; 2 That the Loco Focos
Of this city mean 10 support The Polk
and Dallas ticket; 3. That the Federal
Government is one d Admitted charloter !;
1. That the Loco Focoi ate opposed to q
distribution among the States of tho Pro-
ceeds OF The sales. Of the Public. hands j
3. That they. are opposed. 10 Nllional
Bank 6. That they are opposed 10 lie
assumption OF the Sia'e Debts; I Tbal
they are opposed 70 any restriction Of The
Veto power; 8. That .they<are opposed to
lany Interference by Congress- in the 70
mastic Institutions" Of :he Sta'es;9 Tl4I
| they are in fapor Of annexation m
occupaion.of Oregon; and 10. Tina; they
think very highly o. Martin Van Bufei
and Sias Wright. :.
The only measure they avow them
selves in ftuor Of is annexation, The verj
measure reppdiaied by Mr. Van Barren
denounced, BY The Globe Post, Argos ans
the Loco Foco party generally in th4
section. The rest OF their creed is maI'
up OF opposition. They avow no posi-
tive principles they have none such 4
avow. They drs mol briug up The Snl
Treasury scheme, the standing army pro
Ilect, nor any other actual measure :ot ns
llional policy. They skulk rom all'avow
ais Of iheir.real sentiments
| Which now is The party without prln
ciples ~ \ Courier.
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VOL. 81.
Nety and Cheap 1aootfs.


ak aadsrslgnsd takss pleasure 10 ssvfn
- % his customers sBd others, ina, he x a.,
feeelFinE second supply Of new apd 1890,
ple goods, TO which be inxhss their special !,
tenilcn He wifi Be pleased 10 exhibit NJ, 800
70 eny who may wish 20 examine his sioek. VIE
.nefstheT want 10 purchase os moi. The faliov
Ing anicles comprise part Of the stock iu,,
ZINE brown linens. coarse 1ax do
5foEn linen driliingS assorted.
81 dtmask table diaper,
Cotton " do. do
e p'sees handsome prints assorted,
Cheap and beautiful y WIS
Nun. Swiss, snJ Dock ua1Iin. rf
white and colorsd ear,hriea
yaeonet do
Tweed cashmere FOR summer w.s,
valencia. Aarseillss a. oiker vesitpv. =
Corded skffrs, ,esssshst
Aipaeca aprons.
Black figured net wells.
Green Baraze do =
Blue slack Grape,
Lisle lace, edgings ani insertings.
Cap. neck. aad guaFd ribbons assorted,
Ladies' six gloves assorted.
Do cotton do large stock, I
Gents cotton and thread glofss assorted,
Do dae buck De do
MISC. ana Ladies cotton bose, large stock. ali
prices and eolurs. 4
Gents .hb II hose n do do do
BOYS a5a do DO
Worsts boots for children. "
Gum elastic and other suspenders, SC &c.
These, added 10 ray former stock, purchased
the hsstof fast month. al eatifeispew andNof
beautiful style ofgoods, ! am confident csnsor
fail to .Please.~. S. H. ALLEMONoF
JuneI6. Isii.
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plrCnINc siAcnliA1.

II the Report Of Mr. Ellsworth. Commits 6on-
ertf The Pa,en. o:Hoe. y. have an aqfopn' q =
Machine. hy which, viii ZEN SsSe 4 txen aea
FIVE hands, a ii.ch u suitable deP'h Fl dram.
iAg lands ia inches deep, aeelt % inches ne q
ur,) Ten Mills may be excaYatedln one eay, a. Sn
expense By conuaet Of mol mere than ihsse ssn's
per rod.
PUBLIC LANDS Al nAlsEEIsS-Fislsikf.
The following is The second section ot reso-
lu ion Of Congress, approved on, thej i'a q
June
Thai the Secretary oElWaS be, and b Is here.
by authorized aud empowered totatifHaud efft-
6rm any exchange oflafd at Harpgrs Ferry. 70
lthe State Of Virginia, whieh has heen made ee,
tween the United States andstha Wager tarsfsy,
for the purpose Of securing raate sr's----sf
49, Z sustsf RECEIVE
deeds 10 aud from the persons lsssfatiy hahtiss
the land thus obtained ftam the United sStaius,
aud the legal owners of the latd, the ocerpaa-
| cy Of which was transferable the UAited States
IN exchange therefor. W
AT the reeeul Glaner al Richmond, g'yen ia
the lion JoHN NJ Boris. he gave thefollowin1s
toast, which was drunk with frpeaied ROUNDS
Of applause II s4
The Old Thirteen S.aies1ansl iheir Legitimate
offspring-an ignominous beath, and.a fejoa's
grave, To the traitor thai will dare subscribe 10
The sentiment OF Annexation without The L.
nion,p rather than THE Union Without Annex
atom ~
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THURSDAY Morning, JULY II, IsA4

4 .
julia tried 10 recoue herself 10 her bod
ing fate; she tried treat him well. but
cold formalily omanner was visible
still. The rich trar saw il. rather than
felt IL; age on his 1T had trium pied o.
yer the Ere Of you'll he loved, but loved
like philosopher.
In sllih;s, howeve Julia saw orthoughi
she saw, the fixed al fnsl determination
Of her parents; and fifth all her Efforts 20
De calm and conteni1. her affections prey
ed upon her hear,-Allred still returned
10 every dream Of he imagination; her
health declined. and houghshe grew love-
IIer day BY day. tha decline was not in
visible 10 those who looked upon he'll
HeI iaiher found resignation and obe,
eIeg9es her 6liaJ. levssaPtl faRA 4spee ~E re-
was cherished like tender flower every
amusement was spread before her; every
pains taken TO win her hack TO her pursuits
and pleasures; butin vain. Her lutte was
voiceless: herpencilremained untouched /;
and the flowers in the garden wi,hered,
neglected and unseen by her.
At last, after many months. prepare.
tons were made at the mansion for a
splendid party glow OF unusual pleasure
sat on'the brows OF Mr., and Mrs. Sanford;
the relatives Of the family were generally
invited; and Julia was summoned from
Der chamber, in the afternoon, to meet
lie assembled guests. She came and the
FIRST face she saw was Alfred's his eye
bfsming with JOY and swimming inr tears
Of delight; he shock almost overcame
her; but she recovered when The first sur
Prise was past, and with her hand ihrob.
bling in his, was led forward 10 the circle
Of select relatives, who had been assem-
bled. Her father and mother received
the young couple and taking them BY the
hand, informed their friends that they
were destined for each other. Then eve
ry heart was light. and every countenahce
joyous. The tes-table was spread, and a
large pound-cake grsced the centre, en-.
,wined with this motto Filial obSdfsnee
and sterling worth-neper go unre,carRsd F"
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a. vARtmrY Eo., EsAlsa, 1.s1ss.

y
Faom (hc Fifth Antlaal Report &c thcGonmIss
siones 81 Patents, We 5alheF the following facts
which will prove in'edeseins II tho Farmer aua
general seadsr:-
Tie san flower and,P34a Ga isti. tho
Beno Plant, Rape aud Poppy have been
a 5 q SpSsse igr he eFagusJae
stbnda arst in tie. production OF oil, and
gives f0pounds of oil 10 100 pounds Of
seed. Next is the Poppy, which gives3I
pounds. then rape seed s6 pounds. radish !.
seeds 81 pounds mustard 30 pounds. gold
ofpleasuFe % ponads llaxseed2 6 pounds.
hemp 20 pouads
/ The aiyan'asesfof the Sun .nower arH
.th5t tha seed IS good for oil, the refuse foil
cattle the leaf may b. manufactured inta
eigarsof powerful peetoral qualities; thn1
sstoelS aiI3sds superior alkah, and the
60 nb Or flAmeuls of the seed are an ex4
lceIiont food for hogs.
Mustard may also be cultivated with
! advantage, 'as large Quantities Of its seed
and llowRl are annually Imported from a.
! 5ryad.. HIS said b yield 20 bushels 10
the acre. and "a SELF al So bnshel; III
lAlga0y $3.50 afs 9$id for the black. The
White il a0meW hallsss
OF al that relates 10 the various Chem.
ica' Compositions 70 bepsed as manure,
We say nothing, as the books OF Liebig
and Others contain probably all that is ss
yet kaown upon this interesting subject.
The CatafPa tree. il said, upon the aus
shorty 81 The late Resident Harrison. to
Sc more durable than the Locust or Null
berry AMI Of more rapid growth. 4
Apples have been exported 10 England !.
and Pedehes and Straw borrias preserved
| 10 ice h3ve baen sent eff in large quanti-
! .ies.. Boxes ofihe latter seutto the West
4lntirs; ghen opened were found as fresh
Ms 'fhea Grst gathered.
+ Vast .qn5oiilies of Eggs have been exs
aousd.ysiae nuubsT ec3Bsn ned liz France
il raid Is excsed RS eco 0Q0-of which
Parissns6q - 099D01 Rfapmer, after
a validt{ Of experiments, found OUT that
tha thaapasi and best way TO preserve
llhen isabT aa application Of grease and
N .An9fIier mode recon- mended in Eng
l4nl.is Ia tase a-busbel Of quick lime, thir-
stY-two oancss Of salt sand eight ounces Of
kcse4hf ri TN ads me salE Win as
auch 3ssef IS VIII reduce the. compost
tlfast3= sesasisla1cg 50 that an egg when
! aug III slff ssiip n this composition
/ lfss ~ IS (g46e Dipped aud suffered az
tp-4 asds lotdr7.
l, L.iysi sad. F1sEd e4I-It cosld Scarcely
ID aaei8ed uEeu 5this product was first
se5se1 j that hi two gears he business
g.oelil liSTe -ezlen'ydl 50. widely. The a.
lc7ea.t ii Lard worked up during the last
1.-TWO flf8 il ihe nelgtfborfood Of Cieve-
.Itanlsgl3nc is 2Jg fdas, ISl more than in
the year bfioEa.
/ Rg fslineais LATELY Tried 70 PblladeE
Iqtia Al l1s E'rankiin Institute With CoFne-
lias Lar.I Lamp. il IS iound thai one pound
eoi LssI sisils aa amount Of light equal TO
enc r;.,t ST lie kest Sperm oil. The ex.
gneri,nent.may Be friied on, having been
fTaaae wil{ tie gTeaifsi.case.
| F:ssai1gsof Cattle. Tie following table
! gives fhs seiafige qnaniily Of susienance
lip j e# d The principal articles of prov
tender -
~ -. T..xfe
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Encourage Home JTannracl
lures.
yMATTRrcc aftvfnr
sMATTKESS MAKING.

hE undersigned desires 10 return hi,
thank' 70 The public for the liberal eo.
eourasemeni extended 10 him in hKsbdsiness 70,
many ears past, ana 10 a.sIre them ~, ~
WI continue BIS best efforts TO please hid Gus
toners. the better 70 enable him 10 d. this
PC has rsd~eedats Priess considerably j and b.,
now on hand and will constantly keen. CurIeJ
Hair Mattresses. shuek and Cotton as. shuct
do. alone, ofevery size. Church cashionss -fsrib
mattresses snd Wagoper's Beds, also supplied
or good terms Mattresses. ~ ysns;lsy'i :,
shott notise, on very reasonable terms -ard al
orders executed failhfiilly andprompsly..
Long experieaee enables the Iinders lined ~
present hIs work with confidence. as being IN
OIL rSspects equal 10 any maoufse,Irsi a re
Ifs.itS4 sastas, i 1Elr r,lj.i ,a1,s.fs ..sre.
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SThCK az G0ODS:


Cloths of'all colours and qualities,
casimeres, de. do.
Cassiuetts, DO. do
Grass and Flax Linens,
,Gsrman and French do.
+ do. do. prilllngY
White Linen de-.
5eambroons, Matselles and common yestings,
IBlack Satin yestiags, BLK Velvet do
Mosaic Balzoriues, Nor Eadies dresses,
$caIedonia Lawns, do. do.
Tsrsaas Edo. do.
r Earloslo.. GeuEhgbsws, gao. do.
Domestic co. ieo- do
British, French and American Calicoes, "; 4
Linen Cambria Iiandkefchiefs, A /
SILK do.
Fancy FelletM fts. f /.
Rid Gloves fer Ladies and Gentlemen, +.
Fency Dress handkerchief, Artificial Flew
ers, Cap taps, Florence Brsid Bonneis, Willow
Bonnets, French Eonnets, Misses Cypress Rer
nets, Lace EJgings and lasertings 81 Oil des.
criptions, ca brown Sheeting, Sd do DO, ~
shifting, rs %. DO, 3 do do, An brokl
Twill ossnburgs, rs 10. do, rs brown Twiils
ca bleaohed Sheeting, 5 do. do, a. do
shirtings, rs do do, 10 do Twills, Nahksenf
and every other article usually kept 10 Rets..
Dry Good Store We do assure our friends aei
the public generally that il would be to lheiI
advantage 10 give Us call.
SmithheId, April IL, 1914.
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DOfne,stfes.

Y67EAvY Brown couons, 81. 7-s,1 and 4,
&slA Bieaebed Shirting. do do do
brown and B'eached Cotton Drillings,
Heavy 0snabargs,
Barlsp Linens, MOL, 9ent3, :,
iiandaome and nav style Prints,
Checks, Tiekings. Furniture cotton,
Table Diaper. Russia Diaper.
Fine Brown Linens, f1nkeens,
Brown Irish Linen Drillings,
Irish sbriings,
LongsLawa, Cotton Stripe. for coats an pants
Brown Holland. !;
Cotton Rats, Wadding, SC.
Aiso-es dozen Palm. Ilesf Hats, assorted, :.
Just received and for safe By
Maya. S. III hLLEMoNG.
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RifateLIamroua.
WE TOO.

TIE case pr the editor CT the Richmond Star is
soqewha, similar 10 our own. We are sqlSy
that POLITE, encrOarh so largely upon our hss
esllsneOus reading, but The battle will soon be
over. and then the ladies shall. epgross a
lprger share II cur attention. !,
Our lady subscriber in The country.
who don't ike SO much politics in the ps
Ter, must try to be patient for few
raoa;hs 10 come when we will tarn ito
dlher and peassnter topics. The fact is,
ihe3brea1 and butter Of the children, the
hin money Of the ladies. and the business
Of the men, depend upon. The policy put-
sued by the Government-an We are re-
ally laboring to give that system Of policy
success, which We believe experience has
proved best calculated 10 aid these imporr
tan, interests Of the people. The ladies
rnustsaid Us in securing the true AmeFi-
can system and.the Zone term principle
81 four years, and then they will not only
Sc able 10 get plenty Of new dresses Tor
themselves and their childrea, but il will
give US newspaper folks q long season, OF
rest from angry politics, and allow US tins
t9+devote to more agreeable and pleasing
topics. We mean1to try and pitch poll.
tics oserboard, after November nexts-z
win she be SO kind-wiih all our thou
sands Of lady readers-to indulge US until
that time? Please do,-sStor.
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chr Ere PRESS.
From The .ianapslis Nj } Herald
DEATH or JUDGE STEPHEN.

The snpleassnt duty devolses upon Us
Of announcing the death Of Judge STE-
s.rk The chief Judge Of the soulhern-ju
diciai district. He died in this city early
IN the morning Of The Goth ul,imo. OF a
severe attack Of the Cholera Morbns, al
quite an advanced age, much respected
by all for his excellent private character,
"a ,bo h3gb renptation he attained as a
member of the judiciary Of our State.
Upon the announcement Of ne melan-
choly intelligence iothe Court Of Appeals,
the following proceedings took place;
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rne CHILD AND rnE Fr.e,ye,

hr EtIEABErH OAKS SIXTH.
Little flowers sweet and fair
blooming 'nesth the tall tree shade.
breethiae perfume on the air,
Wherefore vas your be-uly mas.e 1
wherefore should your eolors vie
With the rainbow Of the sky
tiiiie child, our eolOrs bright 4
Are the skiliful work Of God, :.
lie; % please his ereaiures' sight,
Tsints Sith beauty every sod
Ard We would, with kindly spell,
Bid y on love your Maker veil.
-
Pretty hogtrs, shea The breeze
Shakes lis pinion DER your bcn. 4
Or the bird amid the trcrs IA
found Among your bright ones roam.
, n3%s should perfume al around
b1p'he from every flow lets ground u
Lsi.leshild. ersh blnssern.s enn
Incense To OR Makers throne
Little sllil'l, come bend the knee, III.
Let ,hy hear, an Offering be.
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: The Wheat cfep ief ibis STATE is increasing
yearly The estin@ied surplus. last war was
tfree a.R'ioas ef 9GsLF's From a review OF. The
wholea heat oFar df 1873, il The Union, Mr..
Ellsworth 'ets itdo4n aTioo,3lQ.ss6 bushels
about abd one-lith 70 every person 10 HE u !.
States
s,rons testimony + bope IN documents col
leeted ia The fetentqi-ee 10 HE yaluabIs qqsliy
Of the Mediterranean Wheat. i. seems 10 ns-
pro,f against th6 fg and rpst; aud makes good
.lour. 4.
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UVHE kubscri ber Informs the citizens OF Has-
pers-Ferry and is vicinity, thst, in sddi-
tion 10 his own manufacture, be will keep 81
hand a good assortment OF ladies' G alter, Hall
G liter, Kid and Morocco Shoes; Misses and
Children's Shoes, Of various colors, which he
will sell as cheap, II ROT cheaper. than any store
in the country.
The subscriber las on hsnd large assert.
lneni of Calf. Morocco, and Kip Boots, fee and
coarse shoes cf his own manufacturing, which
he will. sell as cheap as any Manufacturer 10
this place, warranted.
SAMUEL LoyEH
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oEsp

lt;seems, by 'hf Rer9Ft Of Comm issioDtr
ellsworth, tint ohi9 Fauks iiest oc+all the STATES
j. ihe l'ro1ueiion # Wheat, aad, with ordinary
cfepS, is surplus is Relafee enc. II was os,ima-
ied dist fha crop e H3i3sftll short 60 per cent.
tlf fhai ~ $50.
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GInai,e. &C.

V2LUE, Black. and Invisible Green Cloths, 4
Nd six aud Cotton Handkerchief, /
Linen Cambria HJkfs.
Spspenders Essofied,
Cotton Hose and Lialfhosc assorted,
Do Gloves do
Buttsns and Button Nodes.
sewing Cotton, do SILK. d4 Thread. assorted, !
Cotton Cord. and a. variety Of other cheap and
useful goods, just fecefled By
May %. s. III, ALLEMoNG. /
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no thePubIic.

LOOK 40 YOUR INTEREST!
gIBHE undersigned takes Ibis opportunity TO
: IL 10 INFORM thelr friends and the public gene
rally, that they have just received and are Of
fefing for sale the largest and hest assortment
Of Goods they havs ever had 70 Oilers The iol-
lowing are few or ttie many articles comPris-
inc their
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A CoURTsnP.-Descon Marvin. d
Connecticut. large landholder and an ext
emplary man. was exceedingly eccentric
IN some Of his notions. His courtshlp i
said 10 have been as iollows;-Haying
one day mounted bis horse, with only 4
sheepskin for bis saddle. he rode iq-fronl
Of the house where Betty Lee lived andi
without dismouniing. requested Betty d
cnme TO him. Ga her coming. he told
her the Lord had sent him there 10 marry
her. Betty replied, the Lords viii be
done
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THE VOICE OF AN offoNRSr.


Concerning Henry Clay, We cory TIE { il5gine
retnaA If The editor offfa SwrgbrsdBe VlsiteT,
an o6l-and-oui pix anil Bailis aaPtf:
Every party has the misfortune 70
bayo, aiischedsto il 4 cerialn class Of poll-
iicisns. who, at the Commencement of q
campaign. con oyer the vocabulary Ct a.
buse-carefully seiee. every vie crlihet
that they may apply ibem ID III o9tiastag
candidates. Nope arc more. t4Yish bf a
buse than those who are rp0adies 70 ''ie.
very party upon hose noh'ioees tte-flih
is thrown. our party Is blessed @it1 no
small number Of this &indo' polf ciaus.
Nov thai The Presidential cpEpeisa
is commsncedl one Gag scaic~l ~ I'd an5iss
al the exhibition Of this 1elas. e poiiieiars.
We see. IN one flase, P9E4ded some
naughty things said ~ iietFrf Clay n
the hea, Of passion. Ii antd hef place iie
is-styled "a demagoguef idtaao'hrf s'l'I,
ID rake aal 4 5qucies. 0le cries ol', 2
gambler and horke-rac rs'-a seea1d q
'rsscal'--a third. a abha'h$ bte5kef 20
fourth. a 'profane wdarei - fiJs''' Z
slave holder - SIKH, 4 'dae.S4i' eaifa e
on. until fhe whole soS aHaAtf,9k
ed and these eTIlleia. II fYEIas. aa'
Of f seven. are appfied'byl posal@ fniiig y
he ocis Of seaich fdsy adcasssd'gisrs ana
&ho have heretofore BEEN fSosH LAVISH @
praise Of the men. whom they nov mag
inc they most unmerclinliy asass
~Henry Clay is ssllant tslHv. liz
Is whole-sopled. whcle4seattetl u.aa. i
man who never betrayed 4 itiesssi or finch
ed from foe. He IS = Whig e gerry inch
OF him. lie is Just suciI IN sjsYoaent a
we like. Weslways kndw ex scgy where
10 6rd him. About him there ssslo dodg-
ing. He is Wing q ahe baskbone,--
He is one Of those men who Twill never
consent to fight under false cnlors. Ons
Of those men whom, il We defsai, there =
homer in defeating bin, and Z oyr card
date is defeated. he j. defeated by 90 hoe
orsble opponent.
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A splendid monument is said 70 De 70
course Of erection at TamPlcp. whIch I'd
intended TO receive Santa Anna's leg
,he one he LOST at Vera Cruz while fight
is the French. It is constructed Of a
beautiful marble recently found in The VII
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alatea,
nruW GOODS.

FNVHE subscriber wonli respectfully invite
the paslic generally 10 cal, ana examine
his stock or Goods II DGsied's Depot, ecefa'
eing every article usually kept IN a eoun,rS
S,ore. At prices 10 sHitthe timeS- Tie wi isks
INV hind Of produce ia exehang. for goods. .
baltimore p-iees-deaacting freight and COM
,aisSious. Wheel. Rye, Oats and Corn wanted
TOR which the highest market prize VII oe CIV
en. ALfhnD Dot isfat'
f9Aptil IS.
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A Coon AEswER.-A young gentle !
man, who does moi live a thousand miles
from this city, was ia The act Of popping
the question TO q young lady the ether
evening. When just a, The 'wilching tine
her father came into the room and Inquir-
ed what they were abouts o.! promptly
replied the lair one. Mr.. was just
Tie question of cnneration to
me, and he is for inrediate annexation
l'Well. said papa. if you can agree on the
treaty, Ill ratify it.'-BosiOn Times.
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why Is a young lady like due bill 4
Because she ough.to be settled Off as soon
y. 4-.-.tt-.x =, .--st,-sfs.
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0fthe United States for fhs Western
sDissriet pf Iis;rgiiniiid, az Sidunton.
III BANKRUPTCY.
RIoTIcE 10 The creditors aud slI others
1H coneernkd IN interest TO show cause
gaasst the petition oi-
No. lo0-Archi5sld NJ Kitzniler, Of JeHer;
son County. fdr discharge Gon al bis debts
ana certificate thersof, onthe Is! DAY Of oeto=
Der next feste,
MICRO. k. TROUT, p cIprk-
June ~, 1914,
/ Tobacco, Segd,s, and Snuff
a LARGE Isksaftmca, Of SegaFs, Chewing
~ Tobsceog la7qee, Scotch. Msrabau, and
Congress Shuts. Tid5all's M;xtuFe, for sale b.
April 2s . II BEARD & co
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HINT TO MECHANICS Avoid giving
any long credit even 10 your best cusios
mers. A man who pays easilyew npt
thank you for the delay and slack,
doubtful paymsster is not too valuable ia
customer TO dun sharply and seasonablyx
A fish may as well attempt TO live with.
out water, OF a man without air, as a me-
ehsnic without punctualiiy and prompt
ness in collecting and. il is folly 10 attempt
@ keep or &c, up business by Delaying col
lection. When You lose a slack pay
master from your books you only lose the
chance Of losing your money, and there
is, no man xho pays more money 10 law
yerI than hefwho is least prompt in cct
!ecling for hi,nself-- Western Literary
Messenger. L
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0ueenSware.
CasSiEYiercs.
Boots & Shoes,
WHISKRY

n FEW barrels Of A. B. Hanson,s Old Rye,
IN and Tasealoosa Whiskey, just received
and fof sale by CRANE & S.3DLER.
June
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Gr0ccriea.

Tgsr received gs1eral assortment Of very
- cheap Groceries for. harvest.
in5e 90. CRANE 4 SADLER-