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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-02-26
Public Safe.

ttO&1C SGt9Cs
WILL be sold at public auction, at the sub
w scriber's residence, in Little George
town, on Tuesday, the Sd Of March nert, the
following Property, to wit: =
8 head of Horses and Colts;
l8 or 20 head Of Cattle--anaong soiach are
some first rate Mich Coacs:
About 40 head Of Hogs;
Is head Of Sheep;
Farming Implements
of every description, such as
Wagons, Ploughs and H@ro'rs;
Wind Mil, Wagon and Plough Gears;
Cart, Sleigh, SC. &c.
USEHOLD AND KIT c II Z n
FURNITURE,
such as
Bureaus, Tables and Chairs;
Beds. Bedsteads and Bedding;
One Eight Day Clock; | Store and many
other articles not necessary to enumerate.
Also, lot Of Corn, Rye and Oats By the
bitsl,el
Te,ms-Nine months credit will be given
on all sums S. and upwards. upon bond and
approved security being given under that sum,
cash.
The Corn, Rye and Oats will be sold for
cash.
Feb. 5, ls46-4t PETER RlNER,
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Public Sale Of
VALUABLE BERKELEY LAND.

DY virtue Of DEGREES rendered in the Cir
ID cult Superior Court of Law and Chance
ry for the County of Berkeley on the 4th OF
October, lS45, in two causes depending there
in, in which Minor Hurst and Robert p. Ma
gruder are compliments, and the Administra-
tor and Heirs of William b. Gorrell, decd,
&C., are defendants, the undersigned, appoint
ed Special Commissioners of said Court for
that purpose, will offer, at public sale, before
the Courthouse door in Martinsburg, TO the
highest bidder, on Monday, the 9Th day Of March
merit. (Court-day,
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RELIGIOUS.

nJ-The Rev. Mr.. HAaRIs will preach 10 the
Presbyterian Church Of this place on Sunday. the
LIT Of March next, at II o'clock, A. M
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
FOR 1916.

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS
FOR 1916.
Asparagus--Giant or Dutch;
Beans--five or SIX superior kinds;
Beet--four sorts;
Brocoli--Early Cape;
Cabbage--ten sorts;
Carrol-Long Orange;
Caulihower-late and early,
Celey--white solid;
Cucumber--hve kinds;
Egg Plant--purple prickley;
Endiye--green CURED;
Indian Corn--Smith's extra early fine,
Lettuce---Lazy or large white head;
Melon--four Sorts
Nasturtium;
Onion--early silver skinned;
sets by the quart;
Parsley-dwarf, double;
Parsnip-large Smelling or Dutch;
Pumpkin--several kinds;
Peas-superior sorts;
Representatives, and Cayene;
Radish--four kinds;
Rhubarb--for pies and tarts;
Satisfy, or Oyster Plants
Spinach--round Savoy;
Squash--early bunch;
Tomato-red and yellow;
Tumip--early and late;
Canary for Birds;
Flower Seeds;
Herd do.--For sale by
JAN % VIM. DORSEY.
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BLACK IN X.

AN now preparing superior BLACK
n INK which is warranted not tosorrode ei-
Their pen or paper, but flows freely and cannot
fail to give general satisfaction II is prepared
IN such manner that its color car never fade,
but will become darker as il increases in age.
intend keeping !, TO sell in any quanuy.
and persons wanting can have their bottles FL.
led, or il will he sold by the bottle,
This lux contains no acid, and therefore
steel pens can be used without being injured
in the least,
Dee 4 WIN. DORSEY.
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EMORY & cos

OIfalD l3Sqpl sAI3Jf, ISJSlI31D HOUSES
OF FORTY YEARS. STANDING,
Where the Lottery and Exchange business is
transacted IN all It's branches.
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VARIETY.
THE FLAG OF OUR UNION

rs Weekly Journal. Of the largest size. Of
II Miscellaneous and Literary character.
printed on fair type aud fine paper. comprising
tweniy-eight columns Of interesting reading
matter each week Ii is the purpose of the
publisher TO furnish Journal that shall afford
reading for the million. and At such price rs
to place i, within the reach a ALL Each num-
Der viii contain a large portion Of original mat
ter, and its tales viii always be from The pens
Of the best writers Of the day.
TERMS.
Two Dollars per annunl. invariably IN adj
vance; three numbers 10 che address for Fire
Dollars
All orders 10 be addressed to the "P,ahhxher
Of tie Flag Of oqw Uaioa,p postpaid.
Baltimore, Md, Feb. 10, 1876
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Cfoa,er seed.

WYE have ON hand a lot Of OLD SEED,
w which we win sell for cash.
Feb. II II. r. BRYARLY Jr. & co.
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Grand Scheme.

Tickets $l2-Shares in proportion.
Have YOU tried the Package System Aft
YOU have not, we advise YOU to try il in this
Grand Lottery. A package OF &c whole tick
cts, that may draw four of the highest prizes,
we will sell for $3l200
We will make deduction Of l5.40
$29660
The tickets we warrant do draw 1890
To remit us $l6400
Halves, Quarters and Eighths in proportion.
In forwarding Orders for Tickets, please be
careful 10 direct them to EMORY & co.
Opposite Ba'ntm's, Baltimore. Nd
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-02-26

EUM OVER SHOES of superior quality
" for sale by J. ii. LIKENS.
Jan. %
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New stock.

n HAVE Just received a large and superior
\ stock ofTOBACCO, SNUFF and CT
CARS, which viii be sold low for cash.
among which will be found splendid article
of CHEW lNG-TOBACCO, at 25 cents per
h., warranted TO please the most fastidious in
poin, of taste. In addition TO my former stock
Of Cigars, have added some extra boxes Of
REGALIAS, which for flavor cannot be ex-
celIed. BENZ. S. LYETH.
Oct u
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TO THE PUEBLO.

~ EA1 & Ue1&So
II TAKE this method of notifying the Pub
i lie in general, not to credit DAVID S. s.
w. GER for anything on my
account, for any debts he may contract in my
name or his, win not pay. And also all ne
gotiations through him for me, this day ceases.
He is no longer my Agent.
AMELIA EICHELBERGER.
Feb. &c, l846--3t
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WIN. DORSEY
PLASTER.
Superior Cologne.

ENRESH SUPPLY. Just received.
H. IL boxes Raisns of superior quality
| hbl. Almonds, soft shell
100 lbs Candy. assorted kinds;
Fresh Ciron, dried
Dried CunanR;
Prunes, Figs, Lemons, with many other
articles in the same iine---for sale by
VIM. DORSEY, Druggist.
Jan %
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A GARD,

"AVING seen Notice in this weeks's
IL "Republican," under the signature Of
Mrs. Amelia Eichelberger, forwarding persons
from crediting or negotiating any business with
me for her, take this method of making known
to the Public that never acted as her Agent
in any way, either by negotiation or otherwise,
and that Notice is as ungenerous as it is I'M
called for d. S. EICHELBERGER.
Feb 26, lS46-3t
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-02-26

MD. CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
Class 25, for 1876.
To be drawn in Baltimore on Thursday, Feb.
%, 1876. rs No Lott'y-l3 Drawn Ballots.
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KNiSlliS.
Tea.

IMPERIAL TEA, an extra article, receiv
i ed and for sale low by
Feb. 90 J. M. YOUNG.
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Cold Cream.

vs-O all who are affected with Chapel Lips.
N Hands or Pace, the above article viii be
found most delightful remedy. tits prcpar-
cd and sold by VIM. DORSEY,
Jan. % Druggist
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-02-26
7yY.9T J:3LE.9RLE and DESII4.aBLI
TRACT OF LAND,

That J:5LU.3BLE and DESiR.dBLE
TRACT OF LAND,
situate on the Rail Road in Berkeley County,
consisting Of
$50 Acres of Land,
it being the property on which VIM. b. Cor
rell lived at the time of his death.
This tract of Land lies adjacent to the lands
of Mr.. Redin, Roberts heirs, Witherow'S heirs,
Sc; is situated in pleasant and fertile portion
of the County, and is within convenient dis
lance from the Depot of the Baltimore and
Ohio Rail Road.
Terms Of Sale.-One-fou in cash, one
fourth in twelve, one-fourth in tweny-four,
and the balance in thirty six months from the
day of sale-the deferred payments to bear in
terest and to be secured by the bonds of the
purchaser and a deed of trust upon the premi-
SEES.
This Land will be sold subject to a dover
right and incumbrance which will be fully ex-
planned on the day of sale-if some arrange
ment and Communication of them is not made
before the day of sale.
The title is believed to be indisputable--the
undersigned will, however, only convey such
title as is vested in them by decree of the Court
CHI. JAS. FAULKNER,
EDMUND |. LEE,
Specl Conus. Of the c. S. G. l.. s. C Berkeley
Feb. 10, lS46-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1846-02-26

A SUPPLY of new crop Orleans SUI
IN GAR and .MOL.4SSES, a superior ar
tcle, for sale at YOUNG'S.
Feb. 26
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$4,000!

ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY,
Class No 9 for lS46-7s Nos. and Is Ballots.
To be drawn at Alexandra, ID. c., on Satur-
day Feb. q. 1876
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GRIM. .G.yY, flour
Settle Up!

4 S it is important that accounts contracted
he commenced Merchant Tailoring" should
be closed by settlement, he hopes thus noutica-
ton to his friends and customers--;o whom he
returns his thanks-will be sufficient
Feb. 10. lS46--G z. SHOWERS.
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FOR SALE.
PUBLIC SALE OF LAND,

HOVkHV WILL VI EbNINUt
DURSUANT to the VIII Of Abraham SnY.
IL der, decd, the undersigned will offer fol
sale, at public auction, before the Court House
door in MartinsbuTg, o., Monday, the Oh DIN
Of March aert. (being Court-day } all the Real
Estate Of said Snyder, comprising tract
OF
105 Acres;
about l2 Acres of which is Back Creek BOT,
tom. about 100 Acres of CLE.9REDUP
LAND, and the remainder clothed with good
TIMBER. The soil Of slate
The Improvements on this tract !. e 1s11e
consistofa small l. OG HOUSE & e, "a
and a Girls T. .MILL-the Hz1tE<
Mil[seat and Dam being one Of the most desi
rable on Back Creek.
ID. A tract of
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Fanifey Ff0Wr.
Flour! FLOUR!

VETE have in store superior lot Of Fam
w NY FLOUR, which we viii sell for
cash. X. p. BRYARLY Jr. 81 CO
Feb. IL
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1o5 Acres;


OF slate land, known as the s'T1erdier Tract :"
of which about20 Acres is BOTTOM LAND.
with sufficient supply of GOOD TIM
Der. The Improvements comprise good
-. and commodious LOG HOUSE. a
Ei5E good B.4R.F, S.NOKE-H0USE
iii and Clubhouse used as a kITCH-
EN- This tract will be sold subject
to lease to Daniel Snyder, for the term OF five
years from the LIST of April, lS45-the purcha-
ser receiving the rents. There is good OR
CH.4RD on the tract, and good SPRING
near the door,
Sd. The reverson in the tract assigned to
Catharine Snyder, widow of said Abraham
Snyder, as her dover, containing
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kheEiba7.ks.

n HAVE few bushels of STfELLB.4RKS
4 for sale. A. c. HAMMOND.
Spring Mills, Feb. 1873
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19
Boot and ShoH Store.
Louisiana, Missouri.

"a EWNAM Il MARKLEY, era,efu or
~ tic past Patronage of Tie citizens of PiL.
and the adjoining counties, hare great pes,u,s
in IrinrmIrg them that they are now received a
very large and splendid assortment o Crsfco,er
m'odE EOoh and Shoes, which was made 10 orj.,
IN PLllateiP! ia. Ore Of Cur firm las spert Tie
summer III the Fast, and being IN old ard e. peri
ehced workman, he has made choice selecticn. n
customer made anG Eastern work, which We in
tcrd selling at a very small PROFIT. We do net
intend &c 81! that We have Bccts and Shoes TO DIV.
away, nor do We luy a cullcG and refused s-,;-
Gle al auction for the sake Of selling lower than
our neIgEtors. But we 10 say, that the Roof,
ana Shors bushes is cur business, as it is TO ,lst
we hare devoted special attention , and tEgt We
have now Ike lest and largest assortment Of Poo,s
are Moes ever off red by ole house in this cour.
Try, not only Of Eastern work, tut O CIR cor,
m"nf!?Grf"rr' made in the most fashionable STYLE;
hy The best workman, Of eastern stock.
We have also a large lot oflea.her and fps-
mrs viz Best Philadelphia calf skins. Tann;,D
Loaf skins Lining and Binding skins; coarse IN
per Leather: HIcmlock and Oak tanned
sole Leather, .7wls, shoe knives Pegs, thread
lt"el-pall &c, &C., all CT which we offer TO our
and The public generally, on better term,
han articles Of the same quality can be had in
The country. Please give US a call before pur-
else where.
NEWMAN 6 MARLEY
Sept, Z, 1916,
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19
Written 81 the Pii|a !stpi,ia Saturday Courier
ECHCES FROM TIE PAST.
RY A.HANDA y. En:'"tr-

i silent chord ~nfIn''r..
Nit!.in NY soul w. :t.'r.6.
TO rear tic simple mc!""y,
The carol OF e bird.
1t broke upon my rartmed ear
Amid the woodland Wild,
Just as it used 10 sound before
ceased to be a child.
ils5roughtin Inc back in beauty bright,
The day Of long ago;
When with the bicod Of childhood warm
Nv pulse was w":t tu dow.
When my yo'm4 spirit All not strsyeC
Beyond my hnuiS's sweet bowers,
Nor dreamed of:hil4s more beautiful
Than birds, and tr"v; and flowers.
O. how little ;hln2 viii wake,
With masicaI cor;:ni,
The echoes that W. ,i""red had passed
For ever from that Soul.
A bird, a flower, or e'en a leaf,
An old familiar sound,
viii make our spirits tread again,
Our YOUTHS enchanted ground.
And like some psnt up stream set free,
That hath bcc(Iong confined.
Our memory axe d sudden food,
Come rus,iN DER the mind.
She brings t're aeh~ familiar scenes
Of field .. forest wild,
Until We feel as once, before
We ceased to be child.
And to those ev"r golden days.
The earliest in LIES chain,
We backward turn with longing gaze.
And wish unwise as vain.
The old man views in memory,
His bcyhood with a sigh,
For all, upon his ripper years,
Too many shadows lie.
But wherefore should one fond regret
To moments past be given;
Lies future is before las yet,
Whose browning bliss is heaven.
IT'S not that TINS bright world haiti
changed,
Which early on us smiled,
But VIC have strained t'r purity
That blest us wien o enid.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19
Administrators Sale of
Land

by rirtGe ofan Orler made by the County Cont
on The l2tlI, day of august 1876. the nn3,;an.S
ADMINISTRATOR Ofthe estate of Armste.d W,SJI.
I"eee"Sea' will proceed 10 sell before the Court
house door IN the town of Bowlin-Green, No,
Oh The FIRST day Of next November term of said
county Court, on credit oftwelve months The
allowing described real estate, viz the ". half
Oh The n. W. quarter of section IS, T IS M.
west. The north half of the west half oftbs
s"utl! west quarter O fsection number thirty
il'e' In township number fifty FIVE north Of
range number thee west, which said tract
"i land contains fort acres more or less.
az. Inc purchaser gives bond with approved
security for the payment orthe purchase monev'
$500. JAMES ENGLISH,
administrator of the estat. of Armstead
Waddle, deceased.
August 81, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19
MEMORY.

The past she ruicth. At her touch
lis Temperatures UNFOLD,
AMI from their gorgeous shriAes dcsc'n,i
The mighty men OF Ole:
Al her .eep voice the dead reply,
Dry bones are clothed and live
Long persisted garland, bloom anew,
Ind buried joys revive.
When DER the future. many a shade
Oh sadtenirg tw light steals.
Or the dimIn'd presem 10 III. .oul
It's emptiness re":ai>,
oG@ upes her ca>het. din! i cluu.
vi cheering pcriu- t. streams.
Till with a lifted heart We tread
The pleasant land OF dreams.
Make friends OF potent memory.
Oh. young IMAM in thy prime,
And with her jewels bright anu rare,
Enrich the hoard of Time;
Vet if thou mockest her with weeds,
A trifler mid her bowers,
She'll send Il poison through thy reins,
In lifc's disastrous hours.
Max" friends OF r"trri I.moiyv
Oh: maidcn. in rs hi,"r".
And bind her to I:ine ihrn">t heart,
Before the DAYS 81 r~i.nIu:
For sOrrow sOitchrIii lilo IT,,
Beneath her wrII ~. linz.
And she immortal rci.,s eau w,.,e
From the trail threads Of Time.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19

DocroR A. q. BRAoo, being by me duly
sworn, deposes and says, that his Sugar Coated
Pills, now so generally known and SO extensive
" used throughout the Southern and western
States, do not contain one particle of mineral Of
any kind, as has been enormously stated. He
further S ates that he is at this time ma n~ufactur.
Ing and putting up, ready for market, from IS To
10000 boxes OF these per week, and that the or
Gers and calls from agents and others fer these
Pills, have become so numerous, eren at this
healthy season Of the year, that some aPplica-
tions are necessarily delayed from ten to twelve
days, OH account Of deponent's inability TO man.
I~uiacture item fast enough to supply tic ~incress-
ing demand, DR.. Bragg further states thatit is
his i~nteI:fion TO extend and Increase his manufac-
tory until he can furnish the southern and wee
States with an ample SUPPLY o ills oelelr;t.d
Pill.
A.. G. Bragg
Sworn 70, and subscribed before me, fis Oh
day Of June, A. d. 1916. P. &. CAnD~.
Mayor Of the city Of st. Lows.
I-For Sale at tie following places:
Campbell & Watts, Bowling Green,
E. & ID. Draper, Louisiana,
Sarah Alem, Frankfort,
John l. Luke, GAINESVILLE,
Parker & Mclean, Payresvilfe,
IS o Minor, P~rairieville,
Thomas M Carroll, Rails comfy,
lays & hampton, New London
a. Cochran, Auburn, Lincoln county.
Britton & Voolfolk, Troy, Mo.
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19

HGfOKT.--W f.."saiu anarr'ed ...2i''
looking for is boot jack after sic WIS ~
led 81 rave places where l keep 81! ny,
;.i.g IS ana you ought to know it" YES
Sc she, Il augI.t to know where You KEEP
|ycul late !.c:rs."
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19
Kennedy & Co..

1 1.-The HALL No. Is Levee. Are in
1 AreceiPt of a fresh supply of Groceries,
CONTEMPORARIES, and Liquors &c, suiiabl.
10 The season.
Louisiana sept 25th 1916
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19
l19 H';..-;.a~cS

Ofa>sorted merchandise req, W., .,rr ,r.r
Dial which We otIcr al les than usual pri..,
Gall add we'll -how you ii GOOD stock to sr.ect
from, and convince ynu that We are OH riny Some.
RARE EAnGAtrs.
Louisiana, August, 9th.
CPE3lOR WltSK..V-25 LLis y,.,ci,.,,
- per Die Vernon ana for sale TO-, t.,
BLOCK 4 Belts
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19

ALWAYS DRY.-'I say, motter," SAID
Irregular street %loafer, the other nig;t t, aftes
he had deposited something in a ricket,v
old cupboard, and laid himself down Z: a.
the floor, 81 want you to wake me VIXEN :
get dry"
elbow shall know when you get dry"
asked his mother.
ooh, just wake me any tilne;I'm always
dry"
Democratic banner., 1846-10-19
Ne. 9.3J.

| ON .inof south 1.-THE Nireipi1 Hotel.
READ READ:
Hy Ii" a.rn.i Wa hive rec"irca
OVER SIN II NDRE0 P0AEH
III orr :mm..ns. Stut \ o.. Fail an Winter Cloth
ling. We sA.i! continue to receive additional
]supcliys !y ever boat throughout tie Fan, which
viii keep ,r aS<artlm: nj at ali times
FILL AND COMPLETE.
We arsn., 3~tcparcd with the l.rgcst stock OF
lClrtting iii 1!.r United Statcs 10 furnish
WESTERN MERCHANTS.
FL murS' Citizens and Strangers with Il well
mace ~arti,Ir. Il 81 Ia 30 per cent: less than c"n
be ...i ~ %::r .t!'rr concern, in
THE 1~ilA>!&SirFI EhLI Ely.
We hrrc PURCHASES! this Fall, since the pas
Sae. aft.c new Tariff Law, CIR Tremendous
ISiock Of Materials for
CASH ONLY
Consequently about 30 per CEN. lower than those
IClothers who->o anxious 10 get their ClOtil!ng
here in July-bousht their Materials in April
AMI May LIST, on
Long CREDIT
We nave supplied. i'll the season just past, all
Iihc Suffers 10 the regular Army West, and the
cntir, army Of
WESTERN VOLUNTEERS,
and we irtrr,i this Fall ari winter 10
CLOTI:E THE WEST.
We have made great coalitions TO cur Ware
l.ou>c-I.,w the Largest ii. the west. Fifty
Tsp ."iou> " in!ow : a: rGinp the
BET LI;,lif'
in tie city Irr cn>t",nirs 81 ">aminc goDGs. We
give our visitor, Il.IIn' AL, t nGlight, Tor we know
eur clothirg wi! y.ss n ExalninallCn.
LEWIS Factory
is one of the Eorgcst h~uillia-s in New York City.
Three THOUSAND hands are constantly employed
10y this ,)nrrrn.
THE CUTTING DEPARTMENT
is entrusted 10 men Of acknowledged skill md
All the material used III this establish
.mcnt arri ;rs direct
FROM THE ORIGINAL TABRlCATORS.
Lewis s Haniord -who haze been engaged i'll
this business fer the last - years--are the dircc-
tors in this
EXTENSIVE FACTOTY.
The p-oprictors of No. 1870 possess at this time
exclusive advantages for doing a very large bust
ness. The following are u few Of their ahran-
yes
VAST RESOrRCES!
SPACIOUS PREMISES:
INNf%EEE :rHJCk..:
INPRECFDE\TED \ thli.Ti ~
thr Prtcii-el i'"ov lr 'Sr, the experience a::i 'h-,
'r."st annie wrans t. any out tutic 'uli,st pos
s'b.t cNirrF rI~E,>>u; SUI
G,IM"N>E MAGNITUDE.
N"r'l'r's "h" mtrni .'nyrne r"a''y ma':ci
tIo."in. :,tI~ III will ccrtlin!y hc consulting
~ ir interest by visiting !
40. 100
O.r sio"k tins Eli 'r.> b",n got up rInrr>>lv
10: W">;rra lr.dr. We p:;I.,re strictly t" tho
'ns Price system. We have acree,hIr atirr,!,nt>'
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A WIFE.-When a man of sence comes
to marry, it is i companion that lie wants,
not an artist. 1t is not mere IL a creature
who can paint, and play, sing and dance;
it is being to comfort and council l'in, on"
who can reason and reflect, feel and judge.
discourse and discriminate; one who can
assist him in his affairs tighten his SORROWS,
purify his joys, strengthen his principles,
and educate his children. Such is the w"-
man who is fit for a mother, and the his
tress of a family. A woman of the former
description may occasionally figure in the
d~rawi1g-room, and attract the admiration
Of the company, but she is entirely unfit
for a helpmate to a man, and to "train up a
child in the way he should go.-M Bach
eAor's Scraps.
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DOUBLE HEADED CHILD.-A very
wonderful natural curiosity is now being
exnloited at the coliseum Hall, New York.
1t Is a child born alive on the Island Of
Nantucket, with two heads and necks. a
beautiful formed body, two hearts, four
lungs, and one stomach,
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WE HAVE received the following from
a we'll known and highly esteemed gentle
man of this city. We give it to our rea-
ders with pleasure!
Mssrs Whitmey and Porter:-I observe
in your paper d statement that thu mur!ain
prevails in and about Little Rock, Arkau-
sas. If your paper is sent there, please
publish the following composition, t. be
given to cattle. 1t is a certain cure for the
murrain;
Take saltPetre and s~ulphure, 4 ounces:
antimony 2 ounces; cream of tartar, Is pun
ces; powdered ~foenugreck seed, 8 ounces:
mix we'll together, and give to each grown
COW or stear table spoon full mixed with
brand or corn-meal, every morning and
evening. You must moisten the brand or
meal a little. To a young animal you must!
give less.
-Four or five years ago, this disease des
troyed many cattle in Westmoreland coun-
tty, and the above composition put a stop to
IT. F. |
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ATTORNEY AT LAW. CLARks,1LLE. Mo
Will promptly attr'tIt TO all business entrusted
.hi>care.
EfAk& BBLS. KenawhH salt very cheap
ESISE by IN. BRYSON SEQ.
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~ SALT! SALT!!.'
FIFTY BARRELS Pittsburgh Salt fine
articl") jrsr received and for sale low 70
cash at No. 70.
WISE s. TINKER.
NDLiSSES.
{ 'Hr'!S Nv Orleans MnLasscs. a govG ar
u tIrlr, just reed and for SIZE by
=. " ID. DR. ApER