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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-04
d. HEARTT. IIiIlsl,aroura
yfhIg pIslrIct CenrcnlIon.

We have heen requesied IN give notice that q
Convention 10 nominate q Wing candidate ful
Congress IN the district composed 4 the rouu,is,
81 Orange. chalham. CasWsll Person and liran.
vile, will l'e held in Hlshorough On Tuesday 81
March court, the 9Th prosimO. II is hoped that
our friends will exert themselves 10 have a fnII
delegation from every county in the district. We
hive IN our ranks. IN rarh county. q numlrT oi
men Possessing the requisite ability and inlorma.
ton 10 hear our Gag through the contest with no
nor. IL moi TO siclory; and IL we are not mistaken
~ The political sign-. with a suitable candidate.
and foil and free discussion before the people Of
is questions upon which the two parties are now
divided. the Wings will certainly triumph over
the seeming majority against ihem in the distinct.
md having such . number Of suitable men. rem
sit more necessary that We should have con-
-. Remember, then, on Tuesday the 9th
";s proposed that this conference shall
>-ouVh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-04

The n. Q. Regiment John A. lane
> private In The Cumberland and Bladrr
company, died On Thursday last. Of he
morrhage Of tie lungs.
There is nothing like the sickness q.
mong The troops dat there was week Of
two ago.
The Orange Volunteers, being delacll.
ment only, have been divided and appor,
toned Off 10 oher deficient companies,
chiefly TO the Yancey, so that by sand
other changes, nine complete companies
have been made up. leaving one 10 be
gathered Z. Towards this, some twelve
or GO en- from one of the Western
&C efdo@n on the Rail Road on
u. Col. Fagg has gone 10
,ore recruits. Ry the up.
itof ihe Orange Volunteers j.
thereompanies, Capt. Cameron
;houi command.
nine companies range alphabetical
nus A, Edgecombe. Capt. Wilson ;
Is, Wayne, Capt. Roberts; G.. Cabarrus,
Capt. Shire ID, Yancey, Capt. BIalock ;
Z. Edgecombe. Capt. Duggan /; +. Cas-.
well, Capt. williamson G, Rockingham,
Capt. Henry; II, New Hanover, Capt.
Price l, Cumberland, Capt. kirkpatrick.
Companies A aud +. LEFT Cor Brazos San
iiago on the 18th insi., in the Sehr. +.
$. Powell. Companies u. & anil ID, will,
il is expected, leave to.morrow, in The
Brig Samuel N. Colt. Majas Stokes
will 60 with them.
The Sch. Harrison Price has been con-
Iracied for by Lieut.. Fremont, The Co
vernment agent, and will probably get a.
way in four or Eve days, taking companies
II and /. Ifilaington Chronicle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-04
Nlceting.

sccuiiS.
rpary Of Or
iillsborough
o. sut, TO ap-
point dc. Iventiun,
Tor the purpose o. ale far Con-
grcss; NJ which time rats Of Orange
arr requested 10 attend.
MANY CITIZENS.
March D. a.. 6s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-04

kesasaed, Th.l rangErss. - Ne iairl
aStni sad seprrsfas aiItr # lie Inlrl
siaies y shis Dnian. Ms 40 Fsgla i n.sks
- las - - snY ari mhsirseI "a shalI
dirsrtiF 90 ~ ~ snsrts make anF ~.
rflminslien heiuesa ne States ~ ll.is q.
On by whirh ans ~ dem slsll hs a..
Psised q ~ f.ll and eqazl nights Il sns
lsFTii0Gy q he L. STATES arquirrd % h
BE aoeuired.
RssuaEei. That he enactment n anv
ias nhirh shall directly az - - sHers
deprive The riii1eEs ~ any a liss Slalss
of this Onion lIom rmigrsiinr. uilh llei
properly. inlo ans " he ieIrilosirs ii
Ihe Unsled SAFES. ennid make snrh dis.
rFiminsiion; and nnuld. llierrlTr, bs 1
siniuli0n u he constitutions Ard llAr rights
Of he STATES from Ahirh surh siliIens
emigrslei. asd IL drsnraiian &c lIaal per.
isri equsliiy uliirh brlongs 10 Il.sm q
mrmhrrs az this unian. and would nnd
direrlly 20 subsril Tie unian.
Rrsulsrd, That il 10 fundamental prin-
eipie N oar palilirzl Ffred. thai : PEOPLE
~ iafmlng ennsIilniiaa. have she bacon.
d'ilonai right 10 form snd udapi he GOV.
eminent they may think best ealrulaled
IN seeuEe ihrir liberty. prosperity anl hap.
piness. and that IN eunlnfniiy therein. 40
other condition il imposed by The federal
constitution nn Stale in order In be al. /
United into hi. Union. except that ils con. |
sIilulian .hall be republican. and Ih.l he |
impnsilionof any other By Congress would
n"I only 10 in siol.lian Of The sansliIu.
lian. but In direct conflict with the prin.
eiPls on which our pnlilieal sys,rm rests.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-03-04

The following are the resolutions offer
ed by Mr.. Calhoun in the Senate, on FRI
Jay the 10Th:
Resolved, That the territories ct the
o.. States belong 10 The general States
composing the Union, and are held by
them as hem joint aad common property
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-18

mutton chop; and they were never more used
FOR the sake Of keeping up appearances.
fIssy old in 4 single biessedness,
who lived in q large town many miles from
Lon5on, and who celebrated for the bright
ness Of her brass knob ana knocker, the polish
on her windows the wilderness of her steps, and
the constant beating Of her carpets, always
ceiye1 her unexpected visitors with style and
preparation If they had not been self-invited.
The dinner was unexceptionable, AMI startling
as to quantity, when the visitors knew she would
haze dined alone had they not had the luck to be
invited to stop. The large joint and ponderous
cheese showed splendid house Keeping; the pud
Gings and tarts were delicious, but very large for
such small establishment, she ca!y k-ePing
two servants-the keeping up Of such appear
ances dii not seem to pat her at all out Of the
way Nor did il, altho' her income was small:
for an nqui-itve friend one unfortunate day.
discovered the secret of all this apparent waste
fal luxury. In the absence of her kind enter
taner from the room, she stood at the wondow,
which looked out into the busy street. saw her
friends little maid-o work staggcr, with
load carefully covered across the road 10 the
cookshop, AMI return with the napkin only in
her hand, and presently proceed in like manner
the cheesemongers.
Tie fatal truth discovered. The cook
shop-keeper weighed his Joint, last up, and lent
il to the managing housekeePer, who returned
ii when done with, and paid for the weight. The
cheese monger also lent his most massive cheese
in cut, and paid his return, for the nib
bling; thus she kept up appearances withoutany
waste, and astonshcd her friends with ner house
keeping
Appearances are everything. A man gen
us in brougham is very differently looked upon
from man OF genius IN a shabby hat and split
boot and is paid for his genius accordingly.
4 man that would be well with the world
must appear 10 be well with himself. Every
body is eager to patronize one who can apparent
~ pptronize in his turn, and give him lift who
can ride in his own carriage Consequently the
necessity Of keeping up appearances.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-18
PRESIDENT pOIK,S WAR.

The President has issued or
ders for raising the last OF the fifty thou
sand Volunteers. authorised in MAY, is46.
tho ten thousand regulars authorized by
the last Congress. having been exhausted
and W,th them all the recruits for filing
up the SKELETON regiments. as they arc
we'll called. and WHO became such by the
terrible raFages Of the battles which have
booa fought. THis year, therefore, will
have glven employment IN ono form or an
other - nearly ninety thousan nd men, be-
sides the host employed far from tho scenes
Of danger. Ninety thousand mon! Sup
pose army like this 10 have been en-
ptoyed IN making two blades Of grass 10
grow where bat ono grew botorc,-or IN
spreading 10 the breeze the sails of a peace
fui commcrcc.-- III lcvolling mountains
and eieyatlng valleys, IN clea ring rivers,
or giving form and beauty to tho work
manship Of honest industry. They could
ere this hayo made Rail Road from tho
Atlantic 10 tho Pacific. and al half the cos;
Cf the atroctous war IN which we arc en-
gagged. The money we havc expended
would have lighted up every harbor upon
the Lakes, and removed every obstruction
from the rivers. Bat we have seen the
Peoples money expended IN removing OBJ
Strnctions from the Rio Grandc. and Pro-
sident Polk ve:oug b:l 10 remove them
from tho Ohio. This IS war,-Mr. Polk
war. Every thing for Mexico. nothing for
Tie United sitatcs.-f.vcry thing for kill
ing men,--nothng for keeping ,hom alive.
Il is made constitutional for OUR King to
make war " ithout consulting Congress-
to impose duties without consulting Con-
=7ess.-:0 establish foreign States and
Governments without consulting Congress,
and men arc found not only tame enough
TO acquiesce IN all this. but wicked enough
10 defend II. Were Patrick Henry aIivo
now he would glvo speech to the very
stones IN denunciation of usurpation like
this. 50 would Mad ison.- would Ad-
ams and Otis and MI tho bravo mon Of
the Revolution, who aided 10 stabIish up
on this continent pure and peaceful Gov
ernment. 1t cost a British King his lifo
for doing less than MIR. Polk has done-
Tho Executive viii and dictaton has be-
como more than Royal prcrogatives. VVo
wonder what Lord Mansfield or Matthew
Halo wouli have said Of such conduct in
n King as tho Executive of the United
States has been guilty of during the twcn-
tg.tiyc months he has been in Office
Pittsburgh Gazette.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-18
Burglar Arrested.

r.,;ilrsa ro,,,oo,r,ra1 ,r.,4pcoro month
arc I'LL Iat.a,rv Sho, &c MIR. Josc2u RosG,
ar 49,, ,.ilf,ca woa broken md entered
= tbo ni.,r.t.tIfnc nna various articles of
-, - Tho or,oun. of about $500
s,a..n ,berefron For weeks dIligont
seorcb v,s n,,Ie IN evorv direction for
-. tI,;of I'm, without success. In the
.,,,9ontio,o however. !. was asccr,ainod
80, rou aova haf oro tho buroI,rv was
.,,.o,;,to1 IN, nersoa c,l,ed NJ \ tavern
,h,,,t ,brno ,,;Ioe xos, of Eaton. Ohio.
81 .oa,,os,od Tho l,ndIor! 10 kern his
-, ,,,i..r ia ro.,,r,oJ boing ~ he stu
- =, -, = r.ta, - taI,o Tho st,ro
go, r,;,.;.,,a,; Cor Tho n,,r,tSo
on - -. :. ~. c;.,,
= 'o.''ss.., ,,,.,.b lo,,or
1'.1' -. r. : - - ia4;an, 80
- -. y. Ea..>.1.s -. or ysatan
NJ, I;.,,,oIf C.oo~,,o y,,h;to
49, -, 49, j t-a,.oll;or tb-9,qb mis-
~,
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-18
lie ACTIVE.

Be active-be active
Find something To do,
In digging clarn-bank,
Or tapping 4 shoe.
Don t stop at the corners,
To drag out the day
Be actiye-be active
And work while you may
IT'S foolish to faltcr,
Or lar in the street,
Or walk as if cllain-shot
Be active-be active
And do what YOU call
lis industry oniy
That lnakcth the man.
lis industry makes YOU
RcHIember--be wise
From sIoth and from stupor
Awake and arise.
You'll ike and be happy,
And never complain
OF tie blues, or the dumps,
Or j dull heavy brain
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-18
PE.ENi.ISTNiT1NTT,

nc 1DtOWlNg hfllCtc from tHc view vi.
loans Picoyunc, confirms truth and clo-
quencc. and tho e!oqucnce of truth. 1t
was induced BY ~ article in ;he Washing
ten Union, which expressed tho opinion
that many Of tho volunteers Of last Spring
and Summer would on the expiration of
,'eir terms Of service voiuntecr anow.-
The PIcayane says:
From M shat we can learn. the Union
will be grievously disappointed. 1t is not
supposed here that a single regiment can
be formed OFT Of all tho twelve months
men now IN Mexico. Tho volunteers who
won the glorious baltic Of Buena Vista arc
on their way home. Ono of the kentucky
reg,moD;s il already ut tho Brnzos. Col.
Jefferson Davis regiment will soon be
,horc, and tho Illinois and Indiana troops
viii follow. We learn from officers and
mcn that thoro is no disposition 10 ro-on-
list. Tho accounts from Con. SCOTS col
umn arc no moro satisfactory. Tho do
termination to return home, rs soon ns their
cnlistmonts expire, Is universal. Tho of
ficers arc as little DESTROYS the mon Of
remaining in service; so that tho whole of
Gen. Tay lor's Bucna \ istn army, with tho
exception of n few regulars, and largo
portion Of Gen. SCOTS will soon loavo tho
field.
Tho reason for this universal desire TO
quit tho service las been explained 10 US.
Tho men of Monterey and Bucna Vista
assert. md with good reason. that the lau-
rols that have been wen by them have
been garnorcd by the Government, 10 dec
crate other brows. They say, and with
trath. that no valor, no sacrifice, no VIC
tories Of theirs can insure promotion. or
protect them against being overslaughed
by inexperienced officers and subiected to
the command of political appoin:ees.-
Thov pointed to the miserable remnants Of
regiments. which they led TO the army
with well filled ranks and swelling aspira-
tons, in token Of the In rdships they have
suffered and the peris they have oncoun-
tered. and then refer to tho army register
10 sec how such services are rewnrded.-
They feel tia, the qualities which they
have exhibited IN front Of blazing batter
les arc no. tho ones which insure rink,
md they rctire TO give place TO those who
possess them.
We hope our citizens will mako some
preparations 10 welcome these brave SOL
diers back tc their country. The ID Ken
lucky regiment will return without its
Colonel or Liout. Colonel. the 1st Missis-
sippi regiment will bring homo its Colonel
AMI Lieut.. Colonel upon iitters. the Illinois
troops leave the gallant Hardin whore he
fell and Col. Yell comes back no more at
tho head Of tho men from Arkansas
These noble regiments have melted away
under the seventies of campaign in
which if they have not won the lasting
gratitude of their coun,rymer, they have
uon nothing.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-18
NEW ARRANGEMENTS

'hf- Undersigned. having discontinued bust
n ness, would De pleased if those indebted on
vote OF BOOK account would call and pay or make
arrangements that will be satisfactory. Those
M,sh'ng 70 settle will please call 1T the Oh stand
where they will be attended 10 IN nv absence
would say TO those who have favored me with
u'eir custom IN the Clock and Watch Repairing
aiat JAS Is. HUNNlCCrr, will continue the business
a. he old stand; having worked with me for the
ss' 'hree years. can, with confidence. recon-
memo him as good workman; all who wish TO
nave their work done with care. and in the best
a'ahner, will do welt to give him call.
JAMES {. FERGUSON
Richmond, April 20. 1877. lift
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-18

Foa PARESTs.-Pour water hastily into
a vessel Of 4 narrow neck. little enters !;
pour gradully, md by small quantities.
the vessel is filled. Such Is the simie
employed by Quinctiian. to show the fol-
" Of teaching children too much at a
time.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-18

ALI ron sHow.-The cost TO the En-
glish government Of putting the silver
edging to pieces of muslin. which is al
ways torn of and thrown away before
the fabric can be converted TO use.is CO.
600 Z year.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-18
HOW JEDEDrAH yasscCkED

as the squire IL hum3' inquired IN
elongated in1lgidu1l Yesterday, who push
81 his head INTO tho Recorders Office. II
being the dinner hoar mono of tho Off .ials
happened TO be- II bum bu, coap'o of
cts. who were lounging inside. invited
him IN. and inquired his business.
We'll says he, in beautiful n7sal.
my business aint mach, bat do tell me
which IS the 'Sqalre'
Tic IS nj dinner, SIR answered orc Of
the par, but II you have anything very
urgent We VIII send for hun
'N ell. amt cot much IN portickler. :"
answered. tho eastern man, ''bat jest this
! mofnil felar from the ltafu' State HIN
/ o.s played ne one OF the aidrodst. mean
/ tricks I've hearn on lately.
~ hat was 1t like inquired tho lis
! tcner.
~. ell, t want much Ike auytlsin'.
! SAYS he, 'but M oil created suck-in.-
I Nhoro Is that Slaro!" ha bur~; oat A.
gam. :. j hey tho moan crIttar lcrhed IN
ia n lall et It costs me 4 dollari'
..N hat did i4o do!' persisted the qucs-
tloner.
ny ell. want much Of anvthin' except
sell, sald he: aud then, breaking cut n
gain. he exclaimed. "oh. Joicdlah l)eX-
teri that nnythin' cai2 as you're allowed
II be shod be draw,d 'niu seeh trade by
VaHet io2Nln 'agao sa'"ih corn r"is-
10 snrP'h. a '.'' ieita.'
~, ~ - ;, ',s q '2oe.ef: lhIat'ea lac CONT
en- ne wan niue II e'sa' sad Inc
affected moorner. "and the fullest grown
one | N' Sesa oif-c',ss ms picture:
bHS yo. nave not io.d US "ha' th's Of
No. sad he. - amt, ana what "us-
ser dcrned si@ht. m ashamed ta--aii
creation! that shui boon SO tec.otal-
~ green s"ow. says no starting.
iloNc Won zen II II esI lei Inc
' u. '", ,'1 l"s - won oe'r 'e'-
~ on n.y. g 'oey slad "eer i aaWh
AZ Co'l"ce''ea'' | coa'a NJ ne..f s'o" my
ssli d. any .9'u' In'ii>S9''i ~ III mem tat'-
n'"gF 'i,' a u me Jes' a,
fa'oN - NY -. t'op ''ip't y = on me-
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=. 90 ''o ''o' so'is - ''d'o "''''ou' en-,
''9h'eh'Li1 US, no" ''ia' you haFo raised
o'l ~
81 51''.sS Il Won haFt y"n fntcA'
-. og.' ''o. ~ SUI u an u, as
;,,ei -, -. o'i" 'i'1 "u"''ois
- :
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Woasi PC c9hh'N.AG ~ Inc o'''' aid 'iioio
b. maze himself i'&o'o; ,,..
IS ii'at INC .a"' you! inquire" ''.e oi''
'e' com l'l'''1''''i' ,r
b2'l 'a9 4''''''sfs s'a'i's'ea ~ I'M 40,
IlEe 70 ms query
.''' ooi WI - % an ~"
h'asii' says Cd 50 YOU SIN ny M
had u'sao' Q. '''s u Z nm. "ld ~ =
40" = IS my ,''3a.'' y ii'i''o'' -.
ms 'i'o'iin ".''.ea i'itu ny " ','si0
Il, iila Fc'l'il'I7ih 'io'isiuo on sie i''@e''
rha 9o' y o'eNe5iA s''ii9 o'1''o' ~ 49, ~
i4s sfo.cF.s ''l''i o''ll No. ~ '.'
anu 25,ad ilhe ne" ''l,h a''IF sprung
grass i l,sI 'neh me- an o. noaP' ing
"a ryan lof an 'i9 cI!'.,.i NO. ',ilD
7,is ~ SEM, nun ''l7 i''.'7 N,'"' ~
nc ipoAo" 80 90 NJ 0o''' NV
saWf!ycd foahd 50 'd'ir.a 15oon' 'ha'
aiah once nov afea'h'', Of mo cF'.'eF
oeih tricky; so INC .Faqo was up MY
snort ana ho tfaVcitea' " ell Isl mint
since turned pot cout % sell casso-
mer some, and | swan III man CT two
thirds on It wan an lngin meal dump
I'm.
burst OF laughter nero broke from ms
auditors, and rs they appeared TO Keep
n I
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-18

" ANTED.-Any quantity of Wheat. Corn.
w Oats. Fiaxseed, or Bacon in EXCHANGE
i0i Nroceries, Accounts or CASH, Mt the high
est market prices W. W. LYNDE & co.
Richmond, September Sth. 1916
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-18

Hnn HEAD HORSES WANTED from
JUL 134 to l64 hands high, of all colors,
excepting fancy colors, from four 10 eight years
old, sound and IN good order.
OLIVER DUBOIS,
AT Gilmore & Smiths, corner Of Third and Vine,
Cincinnati. May J. l9-1t
r OOkING-GLASS PLATES-Some of the
i \ smaller sizes, Just received and for sale, at
DR. HDWELIS' DRUG STORE.
Richmond May IL, 1911. 2)tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-05-18
Sd day Of June. 1917,

DRUSHES, BRUSH ES..--A fine lot Of Paint
ID and Varnsh Brushes; also, White wash,
Shoe Horse and Scrubbilg Brushes. for sale at
DR.. now Ellis Dyag Stare.
Richmond, My IL, 1911. 20tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-07
THURsDAY MORNING, JXNUARY7 ,, Ie47.
New FAN Goods.

VERY Low FUR CASH.
THE subscriber has now in store. ckesp
= and carefully selseisd Stock Of Goods,
which have bsea well purchased. and are hes
offered for sale. 81 sny small sassaes for the
cash, % % Puoctual customers on 20 months
seiilensat. Heslieits eslI from the public
generally, and is ssiis6ed be can please ali 10
price. Dry Goods generally.
Abeaniifnl assortment Of Calieoes, new STYLES.
comforis. hoods. NUTS, satin scarfs, srs,sts,
Hdkfs brown drills, bed ticking sproa checks,
Assorted widths cotton begging, very low,
Brown and blesebed uuslias,
0snsbnrEs ell widths,
Canton flannel, blesehed, brown and colorsd,
Muslin edgings, insertiDgs, &c.
Hosiery, wofsted and cotton,
Parsons spool add hank coItjn,
Gloves, stocks, collars, bosoms and suspenders,
Bssl4hstiiy Sewing siIk,
Full assortment hardware, iinuars and queens
ware,
Large assortment Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps
Groceries and Dye Stuffs,
Hughes Irsn and Castings, very low,
One Machine Rope,
All Of which will be sold cheaper than they
can be purchased elsewhere.
FRANCIS DUENINGToN.
HI 4 WalPerb = Roads and Lsetown Stores
Dee 3, 1886.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-07
]. Cronise & Son.

DUFF1ELUS DEPOE
HAvE JUST received, direct irosnIhs New
Ii York. PhiladelPhls, and BsltIn6fs mar
eets. very exlsssiss sssor,mept pl 6eF and
beautiful goods. sui,sbls for the season. rhieh
they are now prepared 10 Offer al unpsrtl leisd
low Priees. Possessing ths. ahiliis 10 PuIchsse
in any market, sheir-e Gods hSse been purchased
low. snd selected viih great care, end they ere
determined TO cell them a. such prices . viii
give berfsei sasisfseiios To every puSehaser- !
Those persons vho have already xxs1niped
their uev goods pronounce them unsdnaised & T
ehesppess They have good cs<siasl,s for
70 IS esssimeres from 81 70 I, so j cloths 81
TO doils-s very large end elegant sssofimeni
81 eaiieees ffon1 70 -, also. CaehEiere q
Eeosse MousslInss. chussns. silks. R.oGfsnde.
Pslo To. Nstamoras and Gaia Pi3idsl from
~ 10 IS, nee snd bsaaiif,il article fpr Ia
dies apparel also. eaPss, collars, casdlzstts,
under slespes. &c
Their assortment .pf Ladies and eSniIsms1'i
sla 8ess' dress goods = rev complete. They
~. tsep sonslanilS % hand, % sxiens3vs ~.
DRY Goods. Groeeries, Hard ssre, oassHsvsrs,
Ceder. Stone. add Tin do, Bosis. shoes,
h.',. Gaps. Boans,s, Learner, Bseoq, Fish,
/ Ssh &es Ae.
theb le.hs bsilE crsh q prnaoce, tkey an
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1847-01-07
More New Goods for Christmas


II AN now aeoeiyipg mere besa1ifuI NEW
GOODS, such as Black, Blues and IIvisi
olf Green Cloths 81 prices and qrsiites.
Back, Blue-blsck, Blue larislbls Greeps Rrown
and Drab Beaver and Pilot Cloth for Over
costs,
cs1ssialeres, csssinets, Vsstipgs, Liuseys, Full
e. rnd Plaid;
csshmeres, Aouslin de Lainsand Plaids, new
style fer ladies and gHls;,
Bs,z.s;T:;ae., Alpaeeas and Msrioos,. lss.or,sS
coiorsi
Flannels. an wool. and Canton %. all colors !;
B jsnkeis, counte rpsnes and Quilts;
Figured and striped carpeling ftom lie 10 al !;
Hearth Rugs, Table and Piano Covers,
Ladies and Gentlsmen's Caps. Hats, Boots and
Shoes. Of OIL sizes and descriptions,
regether with a general assortment OF Greee-
ries, Hardware, Wooden Ware, China, Glass
and Queensware
Also--l handsome two-horse SLEIGH, and
l complete two horse WAGON.
BIT ToWEER.
Saepherdstown, Dec ~, 1916