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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-14

k1ssr.Is llis'oue- are embeIIshcd with prea
anat striking eneusues. Illustrative VI rreqf event
amt sharanfar.IHr # tHe History ol lie d fIcfep
nahans at the world.
Comprehensive Series ri Srhaal 3 #uts. Ire New
Prmsr Hl'h rui-. the Common sra uaI pnmer
Geaduea's First Rnfrr
See MI d.
Tald do
Fanr'h d.
lhrnes', Aleeb-i. on the udactIvr system. Par
IrY.sfl.es d animals WIN numerous wood enara
wings.
baties' ., hall Arthmefc ar beginners
la do af Academies d school.
Bliss Gnmmsr Introductory Lessons
SHder- <cnes If Shaal ps- w: Prim4r,
School Primer. Spelling. Fsl, Second. ThirI ann
Fourth Renders
NtGafIrr', Eclectic Series If School r.. H. a.,
Prmrr 5, teIiue. FIRST. Second. Third and Fourtl
Readers
Ravs Eclectic and Iatr Arithmetic
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL BOOKS VIZ.
Spoilers Rfader..
Smih's Arithmetic md Grammar
Nlachelf- Primary Geography and Atls;
Webster. Large and Small Dictionary;
Jrwen's Family Physician;
Walkers Dictionary; Elements If lIylhalngp;
RoIIo. fourteen SERIES; Hlldrelh's Civ of Word.
Sch5, Te>taren,; Family Bibles;
Pearl Testament. D,nnv's HYMNS.
Christian Hymn B1oks Parks Panmlogv;
II states Sn Hing Books; American Primei;-
New England Primer; Common School Primers
Engraved BIark note. Of hand; Beautiful Slero
granh d.; Common do.
Scrip Books.
Constitution Of The United STATES and u The Sc
vetnl Sloles.
~ -
AIMANACS FOR 1915. viz
, Common and Magazine; Comic.
Turner's. American,
Fisher. Temperance.
C,orl.e,s CIoy
Ben larIngs PLnchiana.
House Keener's.
BLANK BOOKS.
Can. DENY. Medium Day Books; Cash; Ledger.
journals; Records; Pass; Memorandum; Pocket Ac-
count. Cony; Cypherlng and Miniature Account.
variety of Binding and Of superior Manufacture.
Blank Books Tor Bcnnct's system Of Book Keeping
u,--....- 60, ua5,nn, on1 D,nh1o c,o,yn.
re, do Crown and Medium;
p,s, odice Enyelonc. &c;
pI,,. oa'l vallaa.
C.a 49, md RI,o Nal and 4 roleI & Main:
-. W,t,,a pro ond F,ncv coo,. ruled & ploIn.
- .'.l t'.l,, p..s, ,nIeJ end MAN.
OH uas , and 3. ruled,
r,ssue C,lor Assorted;
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-14

HINGES or WEATHER AND CATCH
INC COLD -Wben from sudden changes Of
~, The porspi-oiion her mes checked. thas-
4, who should csranc hy The skin. will he
!. inw,r l'v mud headathe nausea and SICK
v,,.r ard indame1 cres, snro throat hoatse.
nuehs. r,ns1mrlnns, pairs in vnria9s paris of
,henmlli-m and many unpleasant symptoms
" Follow.
|i,his milan Vegetable pills are n most d.
srice Tor carving N all comnla."is whleh
frm ra'ciinq cold They evnel all bad ln-
n y na,s,al m1nncr fhai The body is rcstor-
tpalh =. I hy matic--a SINGLE twenty-five
I'M will Ms, give relet--qnd perseverance
.hor' limo completely cleanse the blood
NJ nnl> Of every kind Of lmnuri'v. so thai
ail fYd no ab diag place IN the hodY.
1aasy agents md store keepers viii confer
"a grealg serve the oansr Of humanity, when
oea offers spurious Indian Plls for sale by
;mmfdiaie information of The Sam, hv letter.
~ wilt such particulars as vii lead TO lhc
~ ef he inrostor.
~ devoted exclusively IN 80 sale Of the
fp;a<, ehalo.a'o and rc,ail. W l69 Race Street
1slrha. No 299 Greenwich Street New York.
IR1qs fremont Street Brston. Ai.r,inr sale
M. Jphn Thomson. NJ l59 Tiherlv sireei
1nrh, Alsn for sale nv MrJAMES NELL Ok,
q Sreet Wheeling. Va. Del -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-14

DLUE Black Merino Yorn for Indies Hose, Of
. , superior quajy; Red, Red cIouded white
for Chillren 5 do now opening at
neto McNrRRAY'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-14
or ,NATOMY-F,

- Bo"N F'rst Principles If Huaan
naprs y s.s. If Physical E1Heaiion-
10 q ''' ID Famiies, Wifh numerous
n e smith Tor sa'e by
- BY !,oux UASV ELL. Union e..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-14
ROPES. ROPES.

osli ~ VI ~ MARSHS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-14

x.v Work. : nc's naa ~ .en
get : =..ln.re d'grrss-, q so. h1r
s' ..ssins' = e.5,.s. Saanssr.. -. are a1t
~..ked laa# -. .rf..t Jei b oas aed iiaT
en- - rom the maaHiarir-HHf
80 - igl -s5-''. lev a.eces 81 Blue Black
.aIssrll Va -. aal ever raafs. These
n.rtfhs - the be,f Tafiors ia the
~ eroror ae.. .i se.. quality Of Cloths tsry
..s fHfs a,....-s1s ere invited ia call
All f'' 49,. are far superior snd much
ther' q sf = similar kind ever I'M
y ,bsp sry am HEYMAN. " ls3.
-, s,ae Main ST. Wheeling
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-14

SUPERIOR French md English 81 ',lo'Ns;
= Invisible Green, Brown and owe uo' ,i''S',
mere. Black anA Fancy; Superior b't d. ~ h"',
other nev style Cashmere Vesllnes; N,R Ff'f4 ",'o
ST., l.. poio and fed Velvetleens; Tweeds Sail-
neis Korsevs &c vero low nj
oc, . GRO NcNIrRRAY'S, Market Square
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-14

Mag ZINES. -Graham's Godey's. Nation
VI al and Authors Ladies' Magazines for octo-
her, con he had nj The Book Store Of
oc,g w ] ROBE cor Main e. Union SIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-14

A IpArAs. ALPACAS-l40 pieces Of al co
q l,,. and descriptions. among winch are some
o,y fine silk WARP BIZ Barred and Cooted NJ
very NV. '''' MARSHS'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-14

o !37,--S' rsonsv & Rhodes ore nov 20.
cnivrne thc ln'rost mi most enlen1it ossn,,
mos Of Fol nea Winror nrp Good. phni hayo orcr
heen 'frrrd in lis mnrho' III NJ Which ,vere MT
NJ iho h" pr'ces aud vi ho soA oecor1incfr
All he particulars in fe,v dnve scno7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-14

vv0r, can find some verv pretty Ptnis ana very
" y, ''' ,'' o. NARSIIS'.
YBNHG finest Brb French Cloth maj ever WINS VI
M''''''-' NARSUS'.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-14

yNRENCH CIOTHS-o " UcisFrH ms in,
reroivnd frw nicco4 n Tho finest ard chcan,
rs' French Glhs of1ered f.r sale in this ra,r.
= "'' |ns' call and nek nj hem. sep ?
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w ATdUHHES.
WiTCHFS& ,IEWELRY.
VI 4'F(IIPGf

SUPERIOR BACoN-W. ra,c tbis ,lov -o,al
largo lot n rnnd lIamz SIDES and ShanlJor..
which we Will sol roasana''o terms Ar,iy n
sen2l INNES u FORSYTH & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-14

4 IPACAS.-Tl'e largest e'oek in the CITY. from
"a % els 10 % nor varl IT
s'n % SENSENEY & RHODES.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-23
But mind yo, no backing out ,-CowARDs,

But mind yc, no backing Out, -CowARps,
ha."
The crew looked rather blank, at this
pilhy haranguc, but dared not demonstrate.
They were caught in their own loils, and re-
solved TO fight it out like men.
Night came on, but they still kept sight of
the Englishman.
1t was about half past eight in the eve
ming, when they ranged M within hail, on
the weather quarter of their more bulky an
tagonst, who had every man at quarters, ev-
identity preparing for brush and with his
| high bulwarks, and numerous deck lanterns
presented rather formidable appearance
The Captain of the brig seized his speaking
trumpet, and in percmptory manner hailed
the stranger.
"Ship ahoy!"
"Ilollo :"
"Ilcavc to and III send my boat on
board"
"What brig is that pray?"
"Ihe United states Brig ARGUS"
"Ayr, aye, sir!"
John Bull thought it would be madness TO
contend with the L. S. Bril- Argus, which
was well known to be a crack S'oop of war
twenty guns, and accordingly backed his
main topsail, without further parIey. The
Yankees we're thundcrstruck at their cap
tain's Impotence. But the quarter boa, was
lowered and Offered and manned immedl-
atclv in the true man of war style.
The American officer asccnded the gang
way of the English ship, with "swab" on
his shoulder. "Whal ship is this ?" said he
in an authoritative tone as soon as he reached
the deck
"The English ship Cacrnavon Castle, sir
from Barhadocs, bound to Bristol" returned
the EngIishman submssivcly.
"Thcn sir, you will please TO step into the
boat. with your papers, and return with me
board the Argus. Mr.. Simpson" said he nc
to the captains clerk, who filled the post Off
MILDLY on tins occasion, {" leave You will
the men in charge ofthe ship! you will pro-
coed TO put the prisoners in irons ready &c
be transferred 10 the Argus.
When the British Captain arrived along
side the Argus, he was asionished at her dl
minutive size, when lie got on board, he saw
at once he bad been dupcd; but was thel
too late TO remedy the evil.
=" Sir" said he to the Yankee Captain
more ~ anger than in sorrow, 'you told mt
this vessel was the United States brig Ar
gus"
"And told You the truth, sir. Her name
is the Argus.-1nd size belongs to the Uni
ted .States.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-23
THE PATENT LACE,

' : ' T y ~ -
or PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA

OF PrrTsBuRGu, PENNSYLVANIA.
w I'LL be kept family on hand by DR.. joins
w w. Emery, Of Essex, he having purchased Of
he original Pacnicc the ercIvsre right 10 make and
rend the same, within and for the Coutlcs OF Chit
tenIen, Frnllinl Iamoil'e and Grand Isle.
The PATENT LACE has now lccn before the pub.
nc Tor nnmlcr oimonlhs ,-hnnlrcd> have lcen APP
pedn different parts Of the country, an with suc-
ccNs never lcipre cqnalled Nv any remedial agent
Numerous well authenticated Certificates Gifts lcncf-
caInnence IN thcrcmoval ofdIsea,es Of long stand
lng might ! e furnished from this nn, date vicinity
~ addition 10 the statement Of cases and certificates
OF cures iurnl,h ly Dr. Banning and others But
lhlN Is not deemed noccssarvaS AT the present time,
lc encc can he given 10 individuals wearing the Lace,
IN nearly every town in the Comfy.
Physician have long G.li the necessity Of Sippor-
terdtcrcnllY constructed and more pcrcctin il, adap-
uoh 10 the human form, than any that had been pre-
Scn'ed TO the PM lic The inve~ lion Of Banning>
meet win their general appru alton. il is de- igncl
10 reIrYe symptoms, and rcmcdy class oi physical
na!a'lc> which cannot reached V med cine~ alone
me descent ord>plarement Of he vi.cerra from re-
aNation OF the dbdominai muscles, or other causes,
lends 10 aicrand dcrdnge The function Of every organ
IN the human system and, in many cases this dcyia-
u n from the natural healthy potion Of parts, is the
soccal'coi general dcbllnv-in Males and Females
| ol UySpcpsid, 'crion, Of the Siomach and Lirer
pdPHdHoH oithc He1H Spinal IRRITATION, Hystcrid
HtpocoEdtid, PHcs Proiapsus Ucria, Suppression
Of Urine The Broncbiiis ofPulcSpcaL crS aud Incl
Picnt ConSumpi ofwhch will e much reIlcv
cl II nor entirely removed, ly the of the Pdien
lace, when their existence scau,ed hv physical de-
rang,rmeni and mechanical displacement, Of parts
which can lie readily a~ccrtaincl ly Observing til,
form aud symptoms OF the person Altered.
ms instrument has cen examined ly Drs. Mott
| Roger, Francis AMI Grl~comb of New York-u
Faculty ofPW >hurah, Ilar'fur1anl New Haven. am
| ha> o. 'H'nr,l heir nvura' lcic>tim nv.
Ap'li All n~f0rth. Lace may made TO the sub
| ."r err, at lt.s"N. or ITaaar q Arthur. + Burlington
Pat rn'> NJ di'Huc" viii Vsi'c at herr res rnct
rs.cx March q, 1sA I5i
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-23
4 STRATAGEM OF WAR.

S,atagcm rs well as force is among all |
nations considered juslitiahlr in war, but
whether the conduct which is embraced in
the anccdoic which we are about TO relate, |
should be in strict accordance with the
moral principles which ought to regulate the
action Of men, we leave to caussls to de-
eide.
During the early part Of the last war with
Great Britain, a small brio, m bunting about
ten skies, with crew Of forty or fifty men,
sailed from New England as Letter Of
Marqne, with permission to cruise as priva-
tecr for certain length Of time, and to cap
ture prizes from the enemy. While cruising
in the latitude Of the homcward bound West
lndiaman, the brig one morning fell in with
large ship, to which she gave chase, but the
Captain. an sold sea dog" on accommodating
her through ms spy glass, was satisfied tina,
she mounted too many guns to contend with,
with any prospect Of success, and hauled Off,
much to the dissatisfaction Of the crew, who
attributed his conduct to the want Of spirit
and courage. IN fact they were not very
backward in exhibiting their feelings, and
the word cOWdrd was more than once ban.
died about the ship in the hearing of The
Captain.
A few days afterwards the brig fell in will
another vessel Every stitch of canvass wa
spread, and jus, at night, the chase was mad
out to be large West lndiaman, apparent
" well armed and Manned and looking lk
an "ugy customer" "Now," said the Yam
kce Captain to his crew. 81 wish you I
listen, men, to what | am going to say.
heard some Of you mutering something, nc
long since, about cOwardS and to oblig
you, | will give you an opportunity of ies
ing the courage of every man on board
You see tina, ship ahead. She is pierced f
twenty four guns, and probably carries 81,
teen at least, of heavy metal! That shi
shall be my prize before two hours.
look out for squalls. If some of you don
lose the number of your mess I'm mistaken
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-23
ELIAS E,Y MAN

JJAVlNG rrroivela very extensive assortment OF
IL DRY GOODS invites the Ladies and Gentle
men of Burlington and vicinity to call and examine
them. Among which will lie found Balconies 8,
Lawns, Salin Striped Muslin, Striped Muslin Cling
hams, NJ u. Laines, &c. &C.
Also
very extensive as .urmcnt Of Black and Hluc
Black Alepinc> Of superior quality and finish very
low. Prints very reat variety of beautiful finish,
light cround, and superior quality the most elegant
STYLES in market These Goods were ought in Bo>.
ton and arc recommended for Inability aud fast or~
Furniture Prints, White Furniture Dlmily, Conn
tcrpanc>, 10, II and II quarters, and Curtain Frnacs
Black anl Blnc Black, German, EngIi.h and Amcri-
can Broad Cloths.
Ca.simcres and Nesncs, an extensive ass ortmcn
Satinct'cs TWcrl>, Ermnctte Camhlrcen Doe
Skin. Cashmere, Figured and Plain Lasting, Valve
tine, Mole Skin, and Other rich SUMNER stui,.
Ladies super Black KID Gloves, Light Colorcl TO-
for summer Winnie do. Half Long do. Also, Silk
Li,lc Thread. Cotton dc.
LADIES' India Rublrr Mire. A few pair Rich Cuts
Gent'cmcn'> KID Gloves Bln"k Wh'e and Coorca
li>lc Thread, Linen aud Cotton do, White Kid AM
Silk do.
Superior spralfcld I1dkf.. Pcngcc, Choppas and
Banda.
Black Italian crovats, extra .ize. SIX Opera Ties
Fancy and Black Satin do. Stocks and Collars.
French Dimv, Cant rio Inserting and Edqinr
Princes, Gimp, Pr>cs Il rs, Hooks and Eyes on
Cards and IN Roxcs, Jet iin'lun~.
An tx en- i've assert nrHt Of Zephyr Wcrstc1s, Pear
nulrou,, with aud without .hani>. Fine COMBS
Ores ing do, SCISSOR Pin>, Needles, &c.
COttnns.
S'arl Mills Farmers, lIi'dcscy, Mcrrm3r Dove
Sbr,iuq aud Drilling. Bcarl'j Steering and Shirt
| ing, Ticking, McXican MlX'urc~, Fancy Stripe
Checks. g. llaml ON StrpI jean Wickjng
| Waldng, Batting, knitting Cotton, Cotton Yarn
| Carpet Warp &C.. AZ oil prize.
Irish Linen, Double Dana Il, Brow Linen, JACKIE
do, Superior White Linen Drlhnl, Dgcs, Graz
Russia Dal er Birds Eye Linen, Table Cloths, Spread
| bi,;, n IL ,;. trnr .1 e.I..., p,,,o,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-23

HAVING rrrcvcla very extensive assortment O
IL DRY GOODS invites the Ladies and Gentle
men of Burlington and vicinity to call and cxanin,
them. Among which will lie found Balzorlncs
Lawns, Satn Striped Musin Striped Muslin Cling
hams, NJ. u. Laines, &c. &c.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-23
T[TtI WINDS.

What voice is in the winds!
There Is feeling N their ljah'cst tone,
The soft gales lh the storm blasts ho low moan
Each 10 the soul in language of It's own
Speaks and an echo finds.
How light upon the CIR
Rreathes the soft murmrr Of the evening gale,
Wrnging from memory full many tale
OF home, AMI YOUTH and love, ali! visions fral,
As they were passing dear.
The whrwind in It's might,
That vanqnsher of earth the hoarso, the loud
Scourger of ocean, ruler OF the cloud
Whit is the whirlwnd ?-what but passions crowd
Of feelings as they smite.
How DER the ravaged earth
Are strewn the fragments Of her summer prime,
Like bligAred joys that lie in after time
Upon the aching heart; whose only crimo
Was to give passion birth.
The night wind sweeps along,
With itful cadence siqhiag on its way
As if the spirits Of the bright the gay,
The loved, the lost, wore in It's mournful play
A melancholy tAuons.
How soft is gentle kiss
And can it be that spirits from above,
Thus on the pil.Ias 81 The nahrwind rove,
Tannin1 the l,.eg'd checks of those they love,
And whispering Of bliss?
Bat now tie morning rccze
Steals DER the Garth with fragrance on its wings,
Filling the soul wj,h bright jHagninGs;
The fowrc, opens its bal he Wild bird sings
There's MUSIC in tn trees.
What SAYS the breeze of morn?
I.,r., a., ,ti-tr ,l,n I,,t.. ~, Lrcos,
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w RIGiiiHS
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS; OR
INDIAN pURGtTINE.

INDIAN PURGhTIVI.
THOUGH many medicines have teen leiore the |
L pulic for much LONGER period than WBGHT'> |
lNnlAN VEGETABLE pills, yet none stands now in !
HIGHER HErUTT or La- more rapidly attained a firm
holupun pnpllar '.ma'on. The rHou ANDs tina |
nave used them throughou the length and breadth Of
the Republic all car cheerful testimony to their
Horough C6Gc0cy auI mild operation when employed
in the most >trc~ u- di. order, which fe,h Is heir
The theory Of disease on winch WRlGnr'> ISDlAN
VEGETABLE Pitts arc founded, Is tbs, w: that there
iSoniV one primary cause Of all he disorders Mat
qGiictHe tumaB family, and that Scorrupr lnnor~
nr IN other word -IpurjiyQF Bio0d. Thu, primer
pie = now so generally admitted, that il may IN fact
Re ,al 10 e sustained y an unIvct salty Of uplnlon
the few .cncr- constituting lat very fee lie MI
npriv. l. is useless therefore to discuss the soUnd-
nes> oil this theory in ihi~ place aud conu"XIon.
THE oSE DISEASE PENCIPLE Icing admitted, the
mode OF attack protested Vol. practitioners e'omcs
the ,anc-name.y, pur@aiioH. Bnt many OF the So
called spec f. now Cluro the public, produce only
one form of Purea'inu; they are either Sidorfr,
/ Cathartc, Dureto or EXpc'orant. UrigHs Indian
! Tcgctabic Pills Omluc all those properties and a,c
therefore ,alculatcdto attack the elements Of d-ca>c
at a II points, andh harmonious and combined ope-
ration 10 rXpcl it radically from the system. Their
t. cct is amo-t mag cal, aud les nole,> astonishing fer
is mldnc>> than IFS cilicacY i0ih sores. and all
arcs may employ them, according TO thc directions
without fear for while they are certain to curc dHdis-
eases that are remedial, they ncrer nAIotan injury
upon the system.
important qualiy and enc which has contributed
more than any tunE else tot extension and popu-
i1riy.
fot1o pltrouage Of hep u5ic, and is use bids fair
CAUTION.
The citizens Of New En-'anl are respectfully m
which Wr-h'- Indian Ncrc,a' IrP,i- have cdrncily
their aston sHu@ goo Ines. Gang OF Cuun'eri'rer>
areuow uujl-irol-lv engaged ia p9 nina on the nm
>u,pcr'jn- q r1ltc'css and pcra1p, dlHgcrous acj-
,,i.a l,.r fI., % T. \tH II Il..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-08-23
HDITCE TD LET

THE subscriber will le, his large and commoaou
L BRICK lIOI Sc situated opposite the Bank O
Burlington and on the corner Of Church and Bank
Streets, for one or Il longer term Of years. The
house has lecn occupied for nunl er Of years past
as boarding house and is well calculated to accom-
mo.atc from twenty 10 thirty boarlcrs. Terms madt
known hv application 10 thcsuh,cribcr and posses
sion given on the first day Of May next.
WM. A. GRISWOLD.
Burlington, April 4, 1914. Al If
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PAPER.
S00 REAM S ruled letter Paper,
cNDO 300 do cap do for sale by
June ), "A Villas, LOOMS e. Co.
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TO Rem T,

- fer at low prices
10 Tons assorted Fncli,h Tire Iron
do do Swcde~
do Russia Oh Sal
do do Nail rods
Sanderson'S Cast Steel Swedes do,
English Bl.>t. do.
German, Toe Cat, do
Anvi,, Kouef Kew, AID Patent,
Vices Shovcs, Spades, Hoes, Gro Bars, Hay
aud Manure Forks Scythe,, 5 oop sboves,
with general and full assortment Of lronmongeTv'
May, H. Al. %
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ENSFTFs 4 y dNE.

'ENllE su s'rll err has acted Aren't tor the HI'na
J. Insurance Company OF Hartford Connecticut for
more than twenty years past and continues 10 insure
against losses ly fire, and all kinds ofhu linos and
personal properly, and will receive applications Al
hi oil e in Briun on. and Immediately issue Polcc>
for that purpose n as low rates If prrmim, as any
private company can Afford The unloultc ted re -poa-
slllty OF thu. Company insuCs safety TO the u>ti-
red and their prompt, honorable, ard literal "our,e
in the adjustment and payment Of losses, Will e at
tested by all with whom they have had occasion to
do husjnc.>. WM. \. GRlSWOLD AGENT.
Burlington, March !, 1914. 40 If
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EDOrASll KETTLES, 70 and / % gal ons. Caul
Il dron do So Is, 60 aud 100 rallons, very cheap,
Mlv, 1871. 30 SIRONGS s. Co.
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,Be "a y ' = p
EToUiD respectfully inform his friends and the
w public that he has Just returned from New
York with the latest fashions and that he continues
to carry on business his old stand. Having vi-i-
ted some of the best shops in The ty of New York
he trusts that, with an experience of twenty-five
years. he can compete with the best Taors IN this
part Of the country
\. B.-Crlting doneat short notice, cheap for cash
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SOAP, &c.

NTACKEREL, Cod Fish, Salmon, Smosed Beet
WI May IS, "A. 80 STRONGS a Co
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
CARROLL COUNTY.

CARROLL COUNTY.
oari, December term, a. d. ls44'
ems interested in the lands and tene-
ban Miers, deceased. to wit: W. ;
Town. 20, Range 5 East; E3 n z
pwnship 10. Range 5 East; w So
|, Township 90, Range 5 East; N 5
rs, and W. Sc and N E 1 and ,
IN, and E ] NE4 Section SO, and "
iEk NET Section 4, Township ~
+, in said county; and the following
lston county-E1 N W. Section 30,
Range 10 East, and S E ! Section
East; and also, S w ] Section 49,
, Range 6 East, in Yalobusha Coun-
b hereby given that at the February
pf the Probate Court Of Carroll coun-
'nake application for an order to sell
Then and where all persons SO inter
pear and show cause ifany they can,
should not be made for the sale OF
YOUNG MIERS,
EDWARD MIERS,
Admir- Of Nathan Mlers, decd.
n, ls44-25-6w
Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-12-07
Trustees sale.

HDY virtue of deed of trust to me executed by
ID H. P. Barnes, to secure the payment OF GER
tain debt therein mentioned, which bears date the
27th day of June, 1913, and has been duly record
ed in the Probate Court of Choctaw County,
Mississippi, in Deed Book H, on pages 2S6-1-o
& 9, shall, on Monday the Goth day of January;
1916, at the residence of said Barnes in SAID
county, proceed to sell to the highest bidder
for cash, all, or so much of the following pro,
perty as shall be sufficient to satisfy the salu
debts and all costs, to wit: jim, Bob, Martin,
Alick. Jeff. Hector and Harriet. Also, the south
west quarter of section Nc. 80, and the east hall
ofthe southeast quarter of section No. ~, in
township No 10 range No. L situated in the
county aforesaid: also, one wagon and three yoke
Of oxen, three head of horses and one mule
shall convey such title as is in me vested.
D. McKINLAY,
July 90, ls4a-6m. Trustee