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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
THIS day received
FANCY yArANNED WARE.
e.. ELIAS STIEEJ.

NO 1873 MAIN STREET. opposite The Viz.
IN gina Hotel. has just received dirrc, from
s.ufore.a large md complete assortment, of Fane,
'aranned Ware, Of an entirely new. h~eauiiinl and
substantial workmanship. winch he offers 10 The
public At the Invest possible prices. Ills prescn,
stock consists In par rs iollows:
200 pieces II Walters different patterns and sizes
very superior
60 pairs Of Csndlss,cks rev aud beautiful m,
terms.
50 pairs Fruit and Bird Trays. Fine assortment
OF Flower Vases. Cake and Fruii Stands. Watch
S'a"ds' Egg Sands Pocket Lanterns and Watch
Boxes. Ink Stands, Fancy Snu6er Blades, Cigar
Boxes, and a large variety 81 Fancy Toys.
TIN AND SHEET-IRON WARE.
& r. y. conInuds To manufacture and sell n hole.
sale and retail. every variety plain. common aud
Fancy Tn Ware. Also Sheet Iron IN every yari..
" md form. Pianish, d. Jspanned and Panied
Ware manufactured Ia order
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
are invited TO give HIM a eall. n. he is conGden,
he can Her lh,m Ms go"d bargain. in price and
q"a'''y; o' they can find any ~ here in ,hs west.
mat IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
NEW TURNING ESTABLISHMENT.
Ia IA0

WAO ULD rospecitully inform his turner friends
and patrons and Inc public generally. that
he Inns leased ior a term of years, hat large frame
building Of Tho corner OF Clay nnd Fourih sls, d.
recily opposite The new steel heiery. where he hn-
provided himself With n large horse power sufficient
lus all his purposes lie is nuw prepared 10 execute
all orders Tor turning with the greatest despatch
and neatne's, and oil 'le lowest living prices.
lie invites II share Of he public patronage.
moFl In
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
10000 Dollars.

Grand consolidated Lottery If D,iatears5 Georgia
CLASS NO l3.
To be drawn ai Wilmington, Del. Salty March %.
| of $4,000 I Of 10000 Il Of 1900 oi 5000
10 Nos IL ballo's. Tickets IL dolls; ceriih,aie
package 25 wholes lS0 dul.; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

Grad Conssi,datsd Letter y. class No ~.
To he draws at Wilmington, Saturday,. March 81
l 81 s3OOO0 VI 10000 l Of 5000 I Of 5000
20 Nos IL ballots Tickets Si2; certificate vi
rs whol,s si75; shares IN proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
nC

Pokomoke River Ls,,cry. Class NJ 50
To he drawn nj Wilmington. Tuesday. March %.
, Of $4,000 I vi 5000 ot3090 oi 1000
7S N"s. - ballots. Tickets IS; certificates PC
wholes IS doilsr.; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

NkS, INKS,-Superior black LAX lor SIeeI
u Pens by the Gallon ot Bottle;
Superior Black Ink for q stills by The gallon or houle;
Superior Back Record Ink Tor Steel Peas or QuiIls
by The bottle;
Am-lds. and ~lIogan's. and Thompson's extra Red
Inks;
Arpold's and Ely's Superior Blue Ink in half gallon
jnrsor bo,ile-, ON hand and Tor sale reasonably by
mart & II HORNBROOK. Nor roe 81.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
RQ.ONO.

Pokomoke River Lottery. Class Ne Gil.
To be drawn a, Wilmington. = thursday. March &c
| Of $4,000 I OF 5000 I OF 2000 IL OF 500
10 Nos-l3 balloi.. Tickets S2J; ce riicaie oI
package 26 NhOIes S37i sharss In ruporIion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

w The drawings will bc published regularly
n The Times and els , ~ The Argus. Remember
N l. DoRSEY'S Lseky Office.
feb 26 WHEELING. Va.
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S2O.OOOy

Pokomukc River l. 'iiery. Class No G..
To I've drawn OF Wilmington. Muniay. March &c
! of $4,000 81 10000 I Of 1000 900
66 Nos-l0 ballots Tickets 50, ceniiruir -
wholcs sos; shares IN proportion.
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sl3.OOO

Pokomoke River Lottery. class No SIS.
Z" he drawn at Wilmington. Wednesday March Is.
l VI $4,000 1 of 1000 lor2lI5 oll75O
Sc Nus-1l ballots. Tickets 81; eer,i;cs,e, of
- ~holes 50 dol.; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

rNHE SUBSCRIBER will open an Academy
Gr male scholars ia WheeIng on The last
Monday of The m-sih. Particulars as 10 place aud
prices will he published hereafter.
DAVID HAINES.
Tie submits the following certificate lfom two
Of The Professors m Miami Univet-iy'
MANI CNIvEEsiTV feb'y 81. 1916.
We believe MIR David Iiaine- To he eminenlly
qualified. not oniy Ivy riPe scholarship. bat also Nv
prudence and habits of conscienIicu Us application "a
business, fr The place Of teacher ~ supefinren.
dsni ~ an Academical Institution, We therefore
eheesfully and confidently him to ans
pers'n who " fishes 10 employ m instructor it sucl
a situation. JNO M'ARTHUR.
L mar 10 JAS C. MOFFATr.
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RoO.OOO.

Pokomoke River Loi, ~. class NJ 81
To be drawn nj Wilmington, Del. Friday. March 81
| 81 $4,000 | oI 1000 at 5000 III 1000
as No--l3 ballots. Tickets So, certificate &c
MhOles 90 dol; .hares in proiarlinn.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
C. BRINCKERHOFF'S

THIS medicine br,sg productive of The mos, p,w.
cftul and certain rrscIial effect IN tho rnr. oJ
liver Compls'ni. Consumption. Pain in The Cbe.,
and Side. Coughs. Culls. PRO use Nigh, Sweat.
ana Asthma 10 imIofiancc viii be admitted by all.
Having for It's commentator the iesi many of many
o' our mot truth LAYING aud respected ci,it,ns. we
ATE bound To acknowledge iha, there must he sam
great cause hr isvis psaIse. os II would na, d. gwen
so Freely and frankly. The Health R.s,onl,,e
'frm iis hrsi introduction Ia the pieseui day. has
never been known io tail Oi It's Intended beneficial
etfecis. end wher- " has not inll, cured. 4, has
been traced NEST concln-ively To- the fault Of The
patient ~ not complying With The supple directions
attached 10 The hottie. 81 prolific a disease N.
C~onsnmpihin. aud 81 dangerous "a one Io na,c, the
human rsce. has induced Inc needy aud soulle,s
'thhhcker io in,ent and recommend his sositum..
which only slightly paiiiaie the more asrmyatirr
'ymFioms. or else are entirely useless; and thu. 10
gain money they deceive their sick and ,l,in, (ei.
low men. Without even 50 much as n Though, Of the
hoseness al their trade. We leave such demons
I, the .'irgs and nphraid,nr- of ,heir own conscicnce
The Proruc,or having cape ricnrcJ the cur,i,e
property OF The Restorative IN his own IL divilual
case. and Ia numbcrlcss Others can recommend ~
10 The confidence ui the SICK. feeling sensible thu,
u a iniihiul trial 10 made. The mon, nnspici. us result
~ certain. The following certificate is from, DIR
Ch'lien. the well known New Yotk chemist,
u have asal,zed a bottle of medicine called G.
Brnckcrhcfrs Health Restorative; end Gn,I ihni ~
does MT contain Mercury. or any other metallic
pre- painiion. nor opium 10 any Of its forms. Il Is
composed of vegetable matter entirely
JAMES II Chiffon. NJ D.
c BRiNCkERHOFF. Proprietor. N Y.
Hotsce Everett. " : Agent.
Principal Office 9G HUI SON street. Now York.
Agents for Wheeling. Drs JAS BAKER and A
; TODD; West Alexander. Pa. BRYANT Il Ora
YIN aud by agents in almost every town IN the
4 . In mar
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GRAND SCHEMrs
S2j.OOOy

P"kom"ke Ri,et Lottery. No 81.
u" br drawn at Wilmington. M,nJay. March i6
] ~ $4,000 l of 1000 at 400 $500
as Ms -i2 bail.l-. T,cke,. s.: ccr,,sc,,. AT
package 2S wholes Sis; sharc- ia pto,url,on.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class T2,
draws at Baltimore, March %, lSiG. IS
Numbers. l5 ballots.
| OF $50 900 of 10000 OF 5000 lof3.e3o
Tickets $40. Certificate OF a package oil %
wholes sl30; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
~CARPETING, RUGS,
For RENT.

"A The large three story brick house.
fff5 now ani ior sumo years occupied nv
hIiiEa MrT NJ Parker. fronting on Ninin 81.
and near The U S Hotel. II Is n large
and rnomy house. with Ten, II oms KITCHEN and
CELLAR. in good situation aud III Tor Amos, sry
kind Of business.
Also. several other houses uf diHerens sizes and
situations. | will sell 10 lease on ground rents parts
oi the lots IN funt Of tho Court hoase md On Mon
roe street, on good terms.
Also erosnd ON Main and Market streets. in The
North patioi The city, for sale -, les-e. For terms
apply To The subscriber. JOHN M'LURE.
Also a rcat collage aud vineyard. with about 9
acres land. on the hill. commanding a views Of the
city. On jim IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

VIRTUE al n decree of The Circuit Snpe-
rIor Couri of Law aud Chancery for Oh @
county in The Slate oi Virginia. made on the 18th
day OF November 1910 and Of a further order Ol
The SAID court, mndo on The Goth day Of February
1912. | will offer Tor sale nj public ancIiun nj the
front door of the Couri hause OF ohm cnup,y. afpic
said. On Monday. The 2L day OF March ncSi. th'
North hall OF lot nunhe red fourteen mo lil ~
square ten (I0) in the city III Wheeling. IN the
county aiurcsaid; with the dwelling house thereon.
now occupied by Redick NJ, Nee. Esq Tho term,
ri the sale will be one sixth OF lhe psrchnse money
In hand. and the residue IN three oqunl payments o.
sit. twelve aud eighteen months. with isictesl
from The day oi snle. lice purchaser givi'g bonn
v 'ih approved securi , aud he lnle beng retained
unnl fnli payment.
The TILE Ia Ihe nh"vc properly !, b believed ~ h.,
'ndisru'ahlr. bat selling ~ Cumni,sioner. I shall
convey only such nrir 1sIs vested 10y The a boyo
mentioned decree aud order.
ia" 27s JAMES a CLARKE. Cnm'r.
The above sale is postponed until Saturday,
The 2lst day OF March inst. 10 take place at
the front door OF the Court House of Ohio co.
JAS. a. CLARKE, Com.
MARI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
Lot IN SOUTH WHEELING For SALE

an The 2lst day oi March 1876. az The front
~ door IL the Couu house OF Ohm county. will
oiler for sale nj public n,ctiot. the lot Of ground in
Suuih Wheeling designated asiiot number IS (nine,y
five, fronting on the Western side Of Ma rkeI tfo,.
nerly Washincion) street; or so much hereof A.
may he sufficient To satisfy The purposes Of n deed al
irusI tame from J.MEs Burns dated the 2l.l day ri
May 1915. and recorded in Inc clerks uhice of The
county court Of Ohio county. m deed book 81. yage
$50. This sale will be made by virtue &C sald
deed Of trust. and selling rs Trustee I convey onl,
such title as - vested IA me hy said deed.
TERMS-one third cash and the balance with
inieres, IN 3 md 6 months. The deferred install
rncn,s 10 be secured by bond with satisfactory sc,
sunty aud lhc uils 10 loo retained until paynen, ia
full. feb l2 5 BRADY, Trustee.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

m FOR RENT-A large AMI rom
fSssf furiable dwelling house ia South whee'
lilsts&e lang. Possession given on The first o
49, April. apply to
ieb Is WM MrGAUGuEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY, Class l2,
drews at Alexandria. March %, 1916. 66
Numbers. ~ drawn ballots.
| of $4,000 l of 10, o | of 1000
Tickets $40. Certificate of 90 wholcs lis
dollars; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
NOTICE.
~ASSIGNEE.s NoTlcK-

nAcoN-IIarE and ShoolSer. lor sale b.
Hb mari & a wAKEMAN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
OFFICE.
SCHEMES FOR MARCH

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class 10,
al Alexandria. Mar. z; 80 Nos. IL ballots.
| OF 100000 | of 10000 | Old 900 | $4,000
Tickets $40. Certificate OF a package OF
% wholes $3.50; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

6 Prizes of $40, 900 each. is sec. 900.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Class II.
TO be drawn at Alexandria. March 81, 1916.
10 Numbers, l3 drawn ballots.
q prizes OF $40, ZOO % prizes OF 81 900
Tickets $40. Certificate ola package of 20
wholes Sli3; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
SCHOOL NOTICE

none or YOUR ROUGH srUFF-Jua
~ fseissd f"ts Rahiunse.
"s''sl q hen's Psrimmoa Lssis
d wsnsn'. a. %
% NJ - snd rhilJren'. Lss,s.
nas. A.. nat vsn' = very ~sugsfius lat m
49," "og' On. ~ii please call at he msek
TODD q HOWELL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
nm WINANA,.
ANIIESSiM OF WILD CHERRY.
p,pNN AbLE FAMILY MEDICINE.


A~NpSESSiM OF WILD CHERRY.
Al ABLE FAMILY MEDlCISr,
SURE REalEpN rox
49,. - w'N 80 Vatu,us C,ms. tN,H
Ni"NN' bNnNCuirS rpp,ru ,.N~.
o''sA >P'ri.c u Blood. D,S'"No,N'. Who peg
1o,ns 80 ~' N'ds a.d B,,u., Ip "',"s">g.
COMPLAINTS ~. 'Ju'"s'' LIVER
~ "e'''' '"St'cs of IL w,san. p,,..~
!" N"''tt are i"U> established ~ ,st,, go.
al ia" 'N"uir, 10y - Su' ctss IA c.n.s ~. '."a
''lct''c 'N'cs al he io, soi,y In. :,
" "'m'"i every usiltVe Nhvte A 10. ~,
'V''t'd M ~ has 'H,trd = RADICAL cure A,"l
|" many 'Ss's ihis B,lspm Will I'll ri ,n,w,Ashr.a
,"'i' or " east 'h''t = great chang. ,n "a 0v~
d"ts. stiH a. eann"i he urer,cd Ia vo,L w,,.,I..
~ cutting MI }" =" shat a lime, ~ tn rc.:nr, b,,i,,
i'''r'me tb~i has been a ny 10 i,ll ,,,.ss. +,
years.
e's lies. there are 80 many sis ges VI The sam. t...
ease. ihai ~ - lirI os>3hlp Zoe au, rhysici,b n. a..
'ef'ntnc Tho qranuiy al medicine rrq.,srsi n, .rsJu.
'"'c ~ 81 heroo' periods anu lorna r.Quiuas vr,y
me qnanuics. hence. IA snmc ease. = single .o>ls
- sufficient. while Others Will tqumc ihIsc or fur
2" ~ duce The same "a, 81.
All We ash OF The la'i.n'. is TO sive our medicine
y mr. ifai. ond lac rny resi- assured thui II " III 10
productive oiihc mosi beneficial re..lls
Patients. IN iekine his ncj,cinc., seed rot restrict
themselves ne regards diet crrepi avoiding 'he
'""s' in',ges''blc a'uclos Of ioa-sueh ss pslisd
anu sm"eei meat. ~'asbsets ouio"-. cue rmbc - .dc.
They shonid r'y po,er suen,iou tho. their ,rc..
IS warm. "nd av"'d e,lssing ,hcmscl,~. tn the IN
cl'moneies vi Tho weather; he careful uoi ,o .,vr
exercise.
Frequent ba'hing N n wsrD hath. anil The nse Of
q ban glove fr rubbing The n sh tc:ore gong 10
hcd. WI all M" medicine IN its , Hfci..
The l"'wels should he kept opcn M, zone gen.
ne medicine. such % d. Wi.sn's Posr Mn's
RUS which viii be found much superior Ia any
putgau'e puts now IN use. and will also sid Thu
Boi'am in oil r~fiec,ions Of he liver.
For sale Wholesale and retail b,
J & y i~ioRNBRook. Mrnsce w..
nov ~ ~ Wheeling. Va.
NoLASSES \ SUGAR. received this d.v
lV1 and TOR sale nj yet reduced prices. Nv
lch1 " Nj JAMESON. Produce D,sl,r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
REMOVAI.

All orders shall he promptly attended 10
mara ROBr ARMSTRONG Il co, Agent.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY, Glass Go,
draws at Baltimore, March lS, 1916. 10
Numbers, ID drawn ballots.
2 of $4,000 OF 1000 of 1000
Tickets 50. Certificate OF a package OF 20
wholes $50; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
GARD EN- SUE DIS.
g Tnnn

"a ~ ~
ii As Jus' received from ID L1ndrcih. Of Phil
a'eiphia, On extensive assortment of FRESH
q SEEDS. put M in small papers 10 suit
purchasers. Also in balk 10 sell by the pound or
ounce n few Northern Seeds. viz Amin, Il Red
Onion, Silver Skin On,on. Radishcs. assorted kind-.
Tomato. Flat DoIch rnmip. Beet Seed of different
kinds; also Herb and Flower Seeds. These Seed.
are all warranted fresh. ,her vitality having bees
tested IN bots beds and eau now he seen growing
at the Dfog and Med icine Store of \ s Todd. q
lew doors ab"ve MClallen's Big Red B,oi, Main
street. Wheeling. The following Is list vi lhe
Seeds on hands. VIZ
Asparagus Celery white solid
Beet Long Red Cre.s or Pepper Grass
Do TumiP Rooted Cucumber Long Green
Beams Early bunch Do Early Frame
D. Linn Endive eurled
Botccole ~ Rale Rhuharb
Broccoli P Cape Vegetable Oyster
Cabbage early York Squash Of oil kinds
DO Large York Lettuce Early Cabbage
ID Dfumhcad Melons Water
D. Fla, DuIeh 10 Niask
Carmt early Horn d. Cumn
Cnnl Hover Onion annual rcd
Nasiurium Onien Silver Skin
Parsley cufled Peas extra early
Pepper lerge sweet Do Royal hisrrowfaI
Do hell shaped do Early Charlton
Rsdishcs cf all kinds TuniI Fla, Dutch
White Clover for Lawns Flower and Herb Seeds
ALSO-DRUGS, MEDICINES, DYE-SfUFFS,
OILS. PAINTS. &c. Dlhlil Roofs, Herb Seeds.
mar 10
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$4,000!

S2O,OuOl SlO,0OO 80 OF 81 600!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Gloss A
Tor 1916, to I've drawn at Alexandria, ID. C.,
March Ii. IS numSers--l5 drawn ballots.
| OF $780, 900 l of 800 900 ofl0.000 / OF 1000
Tickets Sl5. Certificate of a package OF 26
wholes Sl95; shares in proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

SMALL FRY LOTTERY. draws every
Monday and Thursday, at %Covington. Ky.
Tickets 81. Certificate of IS wholes Sl5;
shares in proportion.
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SALE

NJ LAW AND MlSCELLA-
~ NEouS BOOKS AT AUCTIoN--on
Thu rsday III" 18Th day of March 1916. will sell
The Law aud Miscellaneous b oks composing the
Library of The late Al. xander Wilson. deed. Alsu.
the office furniture Of the said deceased. Sale ,o
take place NJ 10 o'clock. A NJ. al the Aueiion Rrou,
al HALL Il WiCktIAM. ip The city Of wheel,nc.
iERMs OF SALE all sum, Of five dollars or Ices.
cash; all sums over five dollars. sy moEihs. 10 he
secured by a respin.ibie endor.cr on a negotiable,
more. ALFRED Caldwell. A1misis,,a,or
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

a ~ BRiS LOAF SUGAR. rtcJ anil Er ssls
n 10y HUDSON q MORRISON.
mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21

CASE SUPERIOR PINE APph~I So
q ] Frhil Flesh Dates ~
lS Drums Smyr,s Fig,
81 aud Boxes Rais,ns
IL Fancy boycs rrunes-6 Iar- 10
box Preserved Lemon Peel
| doz jars Preserved I,asphc'ries
4 do jars Pickles; Cautd,wsr. mixed. c,
cumhcf, &c Nc
] drz lpst,le Cnpers
I7J lbs assorted Candy
IS do Kisses
hox Bon Bon Flowers Jus ,rer.sea in ,
Hilton in Jay irner stuck, md tr sale Nv
leh = ID Q1l AIn,n 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-03-21
IN BhLs NO 3 MACkEtEL-
e1O 50 do Ro,in
30 TIerces RICE
so Brs LDai Sugar
50 Boxes NJ II Raisi7s; receiving anil
sale by (fch PSI ivy PAXTON IN

TAILORING, CLEANSING AND DYEIYG.
HCosMAN \ STuRGTSs. respectfully IN
IN form heir friends AID The public ihns they
have removed To- the shop on Main street lately or.
cnricd 10y Mr.. RI sell. n few duor- below ,he Viz
g'ni1 II.iel, next 10 } u Blask's. whore they are
prepared 10 execute orders inr making. msnd,bv
and c"lorng e'any Kind, with neaiHess * despatch.
March G. l9I6-im.
40 KEGS KENTUCKY 6 TWIST NO
NkO TOBACCO. ht sale low nv
feh IS w PAXTON A. co.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

SPRING is coming, and people begin to
talk about buying carriages. The subsefi-
Der still carries on the carriage business at
his old stand on Main street, in Salem, and,
having taken special pains in the selection Of
his stock, he is prepared to fill any order ia
his line of business, faucyiug himself able To
give satisfaction to the most fastidious taste
or humble means.
Also, a large aud excellent assortment Of
finished carriages constantly on hand, which
will be sold TO suit the times, and warranted
to purchasers.
DAVID WOODRUFF.
February eth, 1916.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-04-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE BLACK SALONS.
BY LYDIA MARIA CHILD.

Thou'lt guard thy country's freedom
To despotize in all the patriots Pomp;
While conscience, mid the mob's applaudine
clamors,
Sleeps in thine ear, nor whispers blood
stained tyrant. COleridge.
Mr.. Duncan was sitting alone in his ele-
Rantly furnished p%arlor, in the vicinity Of
Charleston, S. G.. Before him lay an open
volume of the History of the Norman Con-
quest. From the natural kindliness of his
character, and democratic theories, deeply
imbibed in childhood, his thoughts dwell
more with a nation Frustrated and kept in
base subsection by the strong arm of violence,
than with the renowned robbers, who seized
their rich possessions, and haughtily trampled
on their dearest rights.
Sand SO that bold and beautiful race be-
came slaves !" thought he. "The brave and
fIee-souled Harolds, strong Of heartand strong
of arm the fair-haired Ediths, in their queen
ly beauty, noble in soul as well as in ancestry;
these all sank to the condition of slaves >
and tamely submitted to their lot, till their
free bright beauty passed under the cloud of
animal dullness, and the contemptuous Nor
man epitliet of base Saxon churls' was but
too significantly true. Yet not without eff
forts did they thus sink; how often renewed,
or how bravely sustained, we know not; for
Troubadours rarely sing of the defeated, and
conquerors write their history. That they
did not relinquish freedom without struggle,
is proved by Robin Hood and his bold follow
ers, floating in dim and shadowy glory on the
outskirts of history (; brave outlaws of the free
forest, and the wild mountain passes, taking
back in the very teeth of danger, a precari-
Gus subsistence from the rich possessions
that were once their own; and therefore
styled thieves by the robbers who had beg
CARED them. And doubtless thew had min
strels of their own; unknown in priAcely
halls, untrumpeted by fame, yet singing Of
their exploits in spirit-shrring tones, to hearts
burning with a sense Of wrong. Troubled
must be the sleep Of those who rule a con-
quersd nation J"
These thoughts were passing through his
mind, when a dark mulatto opened the door,
and making a servile reverence, said in whee.
ding tones, "Would massa be so good as
glib a pass to go to Methodist meeting 2"
Mr.. Duncan was a proverbially indulgenr
master; and he at once replied, I" Yes, Jack
you may have a pass; but you must mine
and not stay out all night"
"Oh, no, massa. Tom neber preach more
than two hours"
Scarcely was the pass written before an,
other appeared with a similar request; and
presently another; and ye, another. Wher
these Interruptions ceased, Mr.. Duncan re.
sumed his book, and quietly read of the op.
pressed Saxons, until the wish for a glass OF
water induced him to ring the bell. No ser.
want obeyed the m With an impa-
iient jerk of the rope, he rang a second time,
mu'tering to himself, What a curse it is 10