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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08

.gust Received,
Per STEAMERS TTCstrooI. So LlGdrH and
~ Charlotte.
20 BIS. Brown Sugar;
20 sacks Rio GaGle;
, " Lagayra
boxes Tobarco, various qualities,
10 bbis MoIosses;
% " Flour;
? Loaf Sugar;
l tierce Ri-e;
boxes S.ar Candles:
-Macbarel, Spice, Pepper. Sc. sc. Sc.
- pair bright Trace Chains;
u LaE do;
ID slabs Iron lObs3.9;
2 boxes C1IIin-'s Axes;
Grass Rope; Griudsrone-. real Nova
Scotia grit; Mule Collars; Huues; E.uf
Brides; Srythc Blades; M.,re >,.e.
Weedng Hoes; German and Eng Steel ;
Swede Iron; Ame>' Spades; R.w.n.'s
Shovels, &c &c.-compT.s.>iu every
article In the
GROCERY and HIRDUIRE line.
Together with q good o-sar,mlu, ot
D8I GOODS
All of which will DE sold low la- cash
or cotton. LEFLORE & c..
Point LcE0rc, EGrcl 20 10
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08

ed of.l am no longer; and no private en-
tries of land in the townships SO offered
will be admitted until alter the expiration
of the two weeks.
GIVEN under my hand, at the city of Wash
ngton, this twenly-iillh day Of Februa-
nv. ammo Domini one thousand eight
hundred and forty six.
JAMES X. POLK.
By the Presidents:
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner Of the Gent Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPrION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of
pre-empllon TO any lands within the limits
Of the townships above enumerated, is re-
CURED TO establish the same to the salts
faction of the Register and Receiver OF
the proper land Office, and make payment
therefor, as soon as practicable after see
ing this notice, and before the dav appoint
ed for. the commencement Of the public
sale of the township embracing the tract
claimed, (above designated,) otherwise
such claim will be forfeited.
JAMES SHIELDS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
March 81 l6-lIt
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08

EH +. GARNETT, ATTORNEY AT
4 4 LAW, Charleston, III
February, 1916
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-07-08
TOsTP COMMENT

Ofthe Public Land Sales in the GRENADA
District IN the STATE Of MISSISSIPPI.
EBUBLGC NOTICE is hereby given
q that the public sales Of lands order
ed by proclamation of the President of
the United States, dated the twentyfljh
Of February, 1916, TO he held at the Land
Office at Grenada, in the State of AliSsis-
~ippi, on the twenty fifth day of May, 1916,
and on the Sth day of June, 1916, are de-
clared 10 be postponed until, and to com
mence, The former on the first Monday,
being The 7Dh Of September nest, and The
latter on the fourth Monday, being the
18th of September next.
GIVEN under my hand, at the city Of
Washington, this sixth day Of MAY,
Ammo Domini one thousand eight
hundred and forty.sy.
JAMES K. POLK.
By he PRECEDENT:
JAS. SHIELDS,
Commissioner Of the Gent Land Office.
May y 2l-2t
Tobacco, ScgaTs, and snuff.
A VERY choice lot of Tobacco and
"A Segars, and a superior article OF
Snuff, for dippers, at
MCCONNELL s. Bros.
Greenwood, Apl l5-tf
Family Groceries,
& LWAYS on hand. and for sale at the
"a lowest figure. by
API l5-tf MCCONNELL & Bro.
Flour, Meat, lard, Butter.
or the very best quality, and at r.
W duced prices, Tor sale by
ApI lott MCCONNELL & BIO.
HrOa and Castings.
& n extensive and very general as
"a sortmcnt TO be found at
MCCONNELL 81 Bros.
Greenwood, Ap'I l5-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10
THORsDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 49, 1916. - ia


Persons indebted 10 The Free Press OF
fee are informed tia, zoe panf money and
mast hare ~. We have 10 supply our-
selves with Pork. Corn, Wood sod other
Winter supplies. besides paying our pa
per bill md other once expenses. Those
indebted 10 us. who prefer selling their
produce for cash. instead Of let,ing us
have the smouot Of Their fHide 6tedness, 10
such articles as win keep soul and body
together can dose. provided they will acl
upon The Golden Rale''-'D Doing unto
others a. they would have others do pnio
them. under siniisr circSms,spees.p To
ALL indebted. We say. We nass have SO
nay. We have some patroas upon our
books who have moi paid Us fartbing for
years. To such. re say. We cannot give
longer indulgence Il we pouid. and il they
expect il. they will be disappointed. We
will endeavor TO gel patrons in reality.
upon whom We can depend in time Of
need. We have many such. to whom
We return our sincere thanks. We dis.
like dunning but are compelled TO do it.
Nov. 26. 1856.
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no sIAKE HOME nAPPY.

u N &
Nature is more industrious ia Adofnins
her dominiops; and msn, 10 whom this
bounty is addressed, should feel and obey
the lesson. Let him, too, be industrious
IN adjoining bis domain-in making bis
home, the dwelling OF his wife and child.
rem. not only convenient and comforia
bic, but pleasant. Le, bin as far as cir
cumsispcei. VII permit. be industrious
10 surrounding ]; with pleasant objects
in decoraiirgit. within and without. with
things that tend 70 make ii agreeable and
attractive. lei fndcsiry make home the
abode Of neatuess aud or1sr--a place
which brings sat,sfactied to every ID m ATE,
and which ia absence. draws back the
heart BY the fond ASSOCIATIONS Ct comfort
and content Let this Be done, and this
sssrsd spot will become more surely the
happy. Be industrious 70 Unng rusin ~.
in the midst OF a pleasant. . cheerful anS
happy home. Waste not your time u
accomplishing wealth for them but plao,
in their minds and souls. in the way pro.
posed, tue seeds Of virtue and prospect
~ n Es4E4 af1.s VI
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Hov sacred The history 81 sbe dead -
We vii moi, caapot forget those whose
affections were early entalned around oul
hearts 10 the holy bonds Of friendship -
They msy have died on foreign shore,
fer from home and friends, With no kin.
dsed spirit upon whom they might cast !
farewell look. ere. ikey entered into )
hessenly ,ysrld bnt they still live Ia cor
hearts. When re visit our familiar re-
treats. and meet not their smiling faces,
We thiak Of ihem-ve think Of them too,
ats the calm twilight hour. and. al briehl
smiling morn their imsre is inei lcrgoi-
seds The stranger msy lightly pass over
the grassy mouAd which covers hem
i win not disturb their repose. Theirs i
rest which none will aisiafb. Csln. he
Their sieeP-and though recolleciio Of
them may cause the tear drop 10 iali, we
will not csR them, back fsoiA their noble,
|Pdre home, 10 again mingle with the van
5sies Of earth. and again meet iis trials
We still silently look upon the earth
which covers them We YM there plant
the, syefgteen and ihornless rose. IS !
parting tribute 10 their memory. and ihsn
leave The saoi-perhars forever. but
while lie snd reason last, we win think
Of them cherish thef. memory IS d
choice plant True. indeed, they have
mingled their once lovely forms with The
dust. among the rich and the poor, the
yyirtuous and The vicious. but the immor
tai sparks within i iransplantei to a fair
er clime-even Paradise. The home Of an
gels.
I They are gone gone from Us, but we
cherish their remembrance, and forget
them not 10, our daily walks through liz
They are irsnsplanted 10 q brighter land
while love casts fadeless garland upon
the green turf which covers them.
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Fon syoors.


a 81 !, s.ok pu' once ssio ! on
Won, 80. ~ = sne aasno'''y y my stis
,.rn,a.d y-cooi' qaif'. oatd e'-
wer. ms,.s.t 49, suH a',er ss
.be -, 80 81, N ~ ~ vs. s'se and S''sy
churn;ns Sbs $3.50 49, = ae'ag ~ VI
BEFORE IL ~ r..a:s s 80 $3.50 - e. Is y
iram ~ *. - s,ss ~ s''ppsns s~ss
cream IA u, =" !, - '"s engfn VIII
conlan,, hI,..: 49,. J'ss Nnr1e
So ,ook saIa - c !. & ~ 49, "a
- NAM bsu.. ~ Sss : sas ..,al Z.
me ba, IooSs y "a 80 49, 'aan ',
i ,h.fl "a, a- '"ss 49,
wei ~. III.
en-. .lo., ~ Ss,h Is ! su. ~ ~
follored suil ma ls II - s1..s,..
Again and Sc,,n 4 ) g a.. ;as,'sa
i was regularly i'd IA il everv linz. 9
Not word said Ron IN conrss Weil
bye aud bye ihis he,nn u "a rs,ber ~
some i wapted sbe sbonId .;ns, IL me
hut she never aid md \ coulsnI ~ ~
Thing sboui,it ID save H. l;fs g. 4. ].
wen. Al las, II made . rs.ol.s',h., /
wouldn't cburn another ,;ms nnlsss Ira
askedme. Cburninod.vcams =, wh.n
ii nv bre,Ifast-sha lwsr. ~, 49,.
breakfa,t,-.vhen IN, o.. 1911, "a
there stood ia cbornH 80, ~
s,,nd;ns ~ :. = m;a,,,. ~ ~; 80
her I e6.nc. i a., - !, r., -
art of goors, s,oanai !. ~ .I,s
Owe her ,;ns Id m q. ~, ~ - :. =
said M ma % Mn nsln;,.,;aa 49,, :
moved on. / wen, d. IL ,o1n IA IN
over town and mv foot L.. : 800. !.
that Of Noah's doye 4 al, a. Il
done ! wrong. / didn,, exactly fs.I how
-bol there va, a. ;nd.scr;h.hIs $50
lion ~ sn,lt ,s.,;n. ' ri e $50
MON n',esmsd's. = ~ ae. ~ .a' ~
never come .andsa. RI so;na ' NJ 49, 80
minute 6.fors d;s..s ao' -
h,ys en-, ~ a.. IN q 800 49,, r. $3.50, 49,
and mnn;na ,son,s ~ ~. ns,'lAs
cans h. :. ~ - g" .uu M ennsr nou ~.
..,.,,a;o.I 49, se.y nueu
h.,;na = M. - ~h ~ .us Jury = ouI,
ds.,h aaa,aas, s ~ uesHns-hls q
Iii, hor -. ua., msas ~ ny %,aa Il
tia9 - .,orm $3.50 W., ,oao
naI;. " !, . ~ sAPee'ea, nh!yop
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yHyHE nndsrsiensd would respeelfuIly ID
u form The Lsdies o. charleslown sad Vi
elnisy, lhsi he has cpessd for short tine. )
a Lace & Fancy SIRE IN Charlestopn
Among the soodshs VIII offer sss-s
500 pieces Li,ls Lsces ssd gdgings,
Swiss and Orkandie Mnslins.
200 Pieces Bonnet Ribbons. 100 ps Cap do,
200 pieces PLATA Man;ua DO,
900 pieces plain ssltin do j. SO pc. linen edge,
100 pieces cott5n bobbin edge,
80 pisces Isle edge.
$50 piecesr real Frsneh. wrought Grape,
!, 300 pieces valsneienes snd sanitation edges,
gas Freech-wroukht collars,
50 worked ehenizeiies.
Ons esftoa Of ladies worked evening dressed,
(soms very fieh,
50 boxes ladies Cashmere gloves.
Ladies while hid 10 gents do do
Ladies and ehildren's worsied goods for winter
Black lsce., black silk and meriao hose,
Ladies dtessscaps fthe lsts,t patterns.
The richest lot of thread tsees this side Of Ne v
Yorb,
20 pieces point do lace. and point do Psrisiaces,
Broad rich neil for fsres and caps,
One piece Of The fine French Plaiu for rich
espes,
1 essiep Indis ,iik plaid .csh..
- lie would inform The Ladies thatthese Good.
are 81 new az les snd patterns. and selected
Win great care, and lste now mostly ureut snd
h the piece. Please call 81 eaarER'< Horkl.
J.sc. HOWE.
5s.E
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MISCELLANEOUS.
4 BRAUrlFuL woMAs.

! Truly. she iy'-.4-tvs--T-ss-l -.
What + muguIur~t~s&sL.ss ---ss.-.ahask
like 1 fsiry's. Aud her voice how deli
eious!-a seraph could not have richer
tones. She seems the very pink Of per-
lection. as she walks the street Or sits 10
the parlor. What form for painter =
But ala.-alss I the ifa,h mos, Be told:
be auiiful 10 look upon as this lady IS, she
is IS unfit for q companion and vile ssn
Egyptian mummy: Dress, display and
issbion lake up her time. She. hardly
knowss ha, IRON from awatmihg pan.
culIender from teapot 4 darniug nee
die would be as great curiosity 10 bel
As Milleriie 10 ourselves. Can such
IIsdy be good for any ihirg ?-aPy thing
except 10 eat. sleep and tickle the fancy
Of brsinless lopsl The rose will fade
from her. cheek-ber eyes will becom'
dim-her voice grow. dull. and ne: ign
! will show the marks OF age Wh6erlI
will watch beside berl-who leioo -
Poor she may be and irienaected SSd
Take 10 work she cannot. ia misery.
forssken, she will end he,be su,iiul eirls
How many orignt 40 thought Of no
have Thus perishsd7e have such one
hing bu. display Tears come 10 our
lin our mind's1 her fading memory
eyes Is we Efell victim 10 her folly.
Long since worm fsssled on her cheek
and the ode her bed. just ere she breath
We sasst-snd. oh God the change.
ed ed amid paupers 10 The poor house
| She exclaimed-.Once did moi think |
I ihis!' But we will not harrow up
your feelings with recital Of her woes. |
fe who are following 10 the same track,
beware. Let virtue be The guiding star
II your heart. Be industrious. Bow not |
o the god Of fashion. Then friends--resi.
earnest. sincere, devoted friends, will
rather about you. Good husbands you
aiil obtain. and ME win Be pleasant and
glorious. end sWsei!y pas away being |
vklude to that life 81 Joy 10 which you
Al last ascend o. villyou De wise
III Portland 7ri5un..
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! An Amusrs q Story.

A jour9eyman printer lately set Cd
lpr the iuterior Of 0hio--a Idistance i
i've hundred niles--wiih do old bras
rule end 50 cash in bis pocket. He soot
found bimseliin Pennsylvania, and bein,
weary, called q The, inn Of dotchman
whom be found Quietly smoking hi,
pipe. when the following dialogue tool
Veil Mi,ther Walking sthick, val yos
FAINT
Refreshment and repo.e.
Supper and lodging Ifeckon.
Yes SIR, supper and lodgings.
Pc you aYankee pedlar, nit chewel
~ 10 your pack to cheat t. gals7
No Sit. 90 Yankee pedleE
4 sisging teacher. loo lazy 10 work
No Sir.
A chenieel choemsker. voi sthays till
Saturday night and lays trunk 10 te barn
hover SundaEi
No sir. OF shodld have mended my
boots before this. But I am no longer
disposed 70 submit TO this ouilandish in.
QUESTION. Can you give me supper and
Torf.ly. BIZ, yoi Be you. ! book !
chent. taking honest peoples money
Tor little farming that only makes EN- Ia
zy
Try again. your worship
A DENTS. presking The Peoples chaWs
Il dollar 4 schnag and runnin' of With
old Shambock's daughter.
Once more your honor.
A Kernolijus. den feelin' 10 young
folks heads, Ike 40 mshy cabbich. anc
charging twenty-five cents for ielIin'
Their fortunes like aplaGed Yapkee.
Mono Pbreaolosisi. neither. your ex.
Ven. DEB vol The iifls pc yous Ghus'
tell and 700 shall have some 81 se best
sssssges for supper and SHAY III NIGH.
Zee gratis. mitopi charging you cent
nit chill Of whiskey 10 sihart On before
brsskfsst.
Very ecu. your honor. To'isrminaie
lhe .colocuy without further circnmlocu.,
lion, am 20 humble disciple 81 Faust-a
ypogrspher u your service
Volscht datl
A printer cir nan who prints books
and newspapers.
A man vol brinss noospspersl Oh !
ysv y1vl By Choopiier! -aye aye |
dsischitl, A man vol bfinis noospspess!
Yaw. yaN Walk mp Mr. Bfinier.-
Cheemss lsk ie chepilsmens pack off,
Ch0n brines some chunks IL ne 6fe.-
A man vol prints noospapers! ] Ssish I
may Be shot IL I didn't ink you vos tai.
~,
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"a GARD.

WILLIAM LUCAS q sEhL s. WASHINGTON.
LEAVING sssoeiiied themselves 10 the Prsc
Nice sfthe Las, will attend the Superior sns
tnfsFisr coufis Of ge1srson, Berkeley, Ffede
rick. and Clarke.
oGes ths ssns ss hsrsiofsrs occupied By La
ess 4 BediBgeF.
chsrissioun. Aug. IA, le15--tt
The Ssuior Partner 10 The sbots Card would
s1J - biz frisn1s 80 - The public generally
that be has sksts fssumed. .wish fesSusd zeni
4he prseiies Of III, profession, whishithe d1iis.
% public life. for The last few yesrs. have con.
pslled him in measure 10 neglect. sTo al,
then, who would enirast their business to his
charge, he deems il oriy necessary for him 10
say, that he is sgsin prepared. % heretofore,
with al his energy, % do battle 10 their eause.
and 10 protect, with 80 his ability, the rights
and Interests Of his clients. He can generally
be found, when not elsewhere professionally
engaged. IL his Off . 10 Chsriestown.
Aug. %, 1915 1T!
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$l ReWard---Do Lost.

oStr or ,tolen from the subscriber, OF Sa-
,urdsv last. = half grown TERRIER
PUP, black. with smooth hair, one white lore
foot, and perhaps some white on the DINER tee'i
singular yellow spots over the eyes, and very
sPrightIy.
Mo r..,ore, him snd If stolen, . reward Of IS
ill bs Siyen for The conviction OF the fSief.
ANDREW HUNTER, Jr.
ner q Ial6-3t x
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NEW GOODS.

NUsT received, : complaie assortment Of
= DRY Gands, Groceries. Qaeensvare, &c.
which have beef pdisehh.ed with great esre and
y !, very los prices. I would respectfully invite
~ friends and the pnsbe generally to call aud
examine ny stock before they bg5. y AN de.
ssrmined 70 sell extremely Ios fss cash, OF Y
punctnsl customers on the usual terms.
JOHN. K. WHITE.
STANDARDIZATION. Noy<a. 1886.
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| New Fall Goods.
IvERY LOW FOR CASH

VERY LOW FUN sShob'
TIME subscriber has now IN store, cnesp
j and carefully selected Stock Of Vooosi
which have been well purchased. and are nov
offered for sale, al pery small Advance LOT .ne
ea,h. or 10 puuctual customers on 3 months
.ei,lement. He . .liciis call from The Pnoiis
generally, and is satisfied be can please an y
price. Dry Goods generally.
a beaulifni assortment Of Cslieoes, new s'y.es
Comforts. hoods. NUTS, satin scsrfs, crs'ass,
adkfs brown drills, bed ticking apron cneeks
assorted widths COTTON bssging, very low,
Brown and blesched muslins,
osnaburgs all widths,
Canton flannel. bleached, brown and coiorea'
s;nsliu edeipgs, inssrtings, &C.
losierv. .vof ted and cotton,
e.rson,s .pool and hank cotton,
Gioyes. stocks, collars. bosoms ana susPepasI
aes, quality sewing silk,
Eli ,ssortment hardware, tinwafe and
go ,.sor,msnt Boots. Shoes, He,
croeer;es and Dye Stafs,
4 H.rhes,IIron. and Castings, YER -, ,b.,
One Machine ROPE,
~ .archasea elsesbet DUfFllNsS5 49, 49,.
sa1 PAM, SO LssoSn S'0
- -. - up1oA
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NOTICE.

sDIlRING my absence in Riehnond, this
ne,. Il which clients may desire my ser
v;ces-xigl he attended 70 BY Mr.. Wiiliam +
psueberly, aided BY Edward E Cooke. Esq.
and other counsel, who have kindly rendered
their services.
NV Office win be kept open as usu,l.
ANDREW HUNTER.
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DENTISTRY.

mR. MCCORMICK, respectfully informs
- The. citizens Of Jefferson, that he will
visit Chsrestown, professionally, on the I4lh
instant. And remain i,oo ,cesks only
Dec a Is46-3t
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Paw up your Taxes +!

TIVtIE Tsxes Tor ne ,eaf 1876, are nov due
aud il IS earnestly desired thst those in.
debted will promptly discharge The claims q
gsinst them.
a. win attend Il my once in Chsrisstown,
"a srs:y Frldiy.
Sent n. isi6,-if. For J. ,Noitr
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:. , : AIf0ksHET IT LIN,
ID ESPEcTFULLY oHsrs his Professional
- ssrsicss % ihs Public.
He nay Be found IL charIsstovB, Jshsrsos
conniy. We 49,
Nov ~. l61a
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WathaWay stove for Sale.

~ LARGE sized Hatha way Cooking stove
Y ~ Il offered for sale. u viii be sold be-
cause The owner 10 uot keeping Householder
wise /, could not be bought for dsnbie ,hs price
Il can new be had for. .gspiy q f.a Qe<s.
Nov S. 1886.
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= . = LfC SAL =.

tnNHE subscriber, designing 10 remove from
j his present place Of residence. ia smith
hsid, will sell. OF public sale, on Thursday he
TIA day r. December aeri, all his
Household & Kitchen
FURNITURE,
Consisting 10 part Of the following ari!eles-
Beds, Bedstedds and Bedding,
Tables, Chairs, ! SAFE, ]. Clock,
Bureaus, Secretary, Cdrptting,
Stores, &c., NTH great pariety 81
other articles, too tedious to mentioa.
TERMS-Made known on The day OF sale.
hEPSale 10 commence alto O'Clock. a. NJ
JOHN J. SUMAN.
smiihfeld, Dee 3, 1876.
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RHAGY4 e GATES,

RAAGA~9o -
M. ais BALTIMORE STREET, South Side,
II bsIo,s Charles, BALriAoaE, ,a
N7ANUFAcTURERs and DEALERS IN
M Gimps, Fringes, .Tasssls, Cords, Bindings
IOdd Felio,cs', Sons of Temperance, and
Ii Red Mems Regoiia,
tanners, Flags. Cap Thinning,
God and silver gimp, fringe, s'ars and iaees
ftassels and cords, edglpgs and er.lds, oul
lions, spangiss, military trimmings &c.
Also Dealers ia bunting. for f,gs, sewing
.ilk and twist, purse twist. sik braids and cords
sadIler,s, tran, aoss. and organzine silk sill sill
iii clo,h, silk velvet ribbon, bone bottoms. 81
ID. ID ting and velvet do, pearl and lace DO.
bone and wood moies. hooks and eyes, needles
aud pins, kni,ling needles, bone and me!afeys
lets. patent ihresd. TurkeJre red cotton, infant
socks, jet bugles. jet brsasiPins, jet hair pms
je, necklaces. purse rings and isssels siiver 90
| rihbeads, watch guards, boys belts, kid gloves
/ SIX shirts add drawers, merieo do. do, cotto
| do. DO domestic wootten DO, woollen comforts
English Gallons, &c. &c.
liiv ~. 1876 6m,
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Il has been remsyked that gratitude. 10
God ior bis blessings and mercies towards
nan, i the better ball Of religion.
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XVnnied.

CARPENTER will hear Of good silva.
y ton. BY applying 10 tho subscriber, living
near llillshefansh. J.cudoun county, Virginia
4 nan with kmail fesSff< would hssRrefeIred
GEoKGE BACKuoUsF.
NJ, fRlf-tf
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I.Ll.-sarUeE aEcoiiPrasED.

.E !
| ,oncs heard Of young man travelling
lby hight outside ksosch. With an oil,
man Who wa, ScripPle. The youn,
mn ma vil lim new silk umbrella
he old M bingham one. Suddenly
TX olymsn cried cut that bis unbrell,
80 1len from The COACH Ia much dis
rs he called On The coachman 10 stop
and requested the younger passenger, q
favor. 10 step down and recover ior him
bis lost property but the young an re-
fused. saying that ii was too much irou.
Die. Not contenl with this. be dnfeehng
" told the coschfnan to drive on. for he
could not stop there all night for old fools
who could not take care Of what belong
ed to them.
The coachman, who expected 10 get
more from The young nan than the old
cripple. broke into loud laugh. while he
touched his horses stnariiy With the whip
cord. Round went lie wheels with in
creased speed. tosthe delight OF the one
passenger and the Gismay Of the other
Bot whenahey arrived al the end Of the
journey. il was discovered that the old
ginsham umbrella was safe on The top Of
The stage coach. While the new silk one
was missing. Thus. ill-naiure was suita.
bly, recompensed, and the idle excuse, III
i too much trouble. with a sharp re-
proof.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1846-12-10

4 RpLIcAIlON viii bs made 70 IL. -,
~ Leksi.tuf< Of NE Sials Or V;rricjs ~, - 1
CA4kIEE y make Railroad .lsosS |. ;rIis,-
R1lIs, % tte 21eusndosh River. n IL c.,.r.,
ois1e4erson, q illefssci he .Baili1orS = okss
<tiIfest, q q peor lhe Old Eufnaes. Vim ~
eono.l'o1 - slpp q. - inl6rsct he yfl5ches
Ter fofcn4c 1siIr6al. ii o. near T-SS.s
S43ic1 Ifc1;l1l. That cci1ran, ca ~;--s -.
t,l't>ia1J s111rsrcs ihal en- frs;rEi ~ s;,ss.
i1eNQN1E1r1 q lpE1ri trade. tE,lI - rro-- "a
y t,kee 9. srt.lire'sd, Is BE c.se ss1 IS.
Nscks,>ck cr1f;r.l i1ssri ii
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C. f. Wetmorc & Co.,
Dealers in Imported, Domestic 8 Fancy
Hard,0are, Table Cutlery, Walters,
Siiver Plated s. Britannia Ware,
BLOCH Tin 8 Japdnned Ware,
Solar and Hall Lamps,
n0MPRiSiNG a great variety Of article.
" under each Of the above heads Great
induceH ehls are, offered ie1cssh dealers Give
u, call Hotels and families furnished com.
pleie at the shortest notice. and at The lowest
cash prices. Calls 81 No. 10. North Charles ST
Baltimore, opposite The Union Bank, and near
The new Methodist Church.
Baltimore, Aug 90, ls4s--tf.