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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-30

n COLLINS, BUILDER, No. -I31 POYDRAs ST,
~. (beween CaTondeIet and st. Chares,( New Orleans
~ Cisterns made, Counting houses fitted up and job
bling in general done Also Sash Doors Blinds, etc.. with
which Planters and Others can be supplied. Iny27-tnl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-30

II oBT. w WoRTHINGTON, General agent and
aen Punctuolly to the Correction Of Notes, Drafts Ac
counts &c. IN this and the southern part Claiborne county
p Re'erg tg,=lIrake & Evans Broughton & MURDOCH
PinGF Warren y Co. Rodney, Miss; John GoOdin
hchHFd Beck r. II. 4 6. NJ. Bayly New Orleans; w
n Horny, 4; A, s. DClphan, Natchez; James GOodin
ClncInnati JAS Hand Philadelphia J. G. James Lexng
on Fhos IRELAND. Cleibome county Miss ap29
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-30

CONSUMPTION CURED-Also Coughs Colds Pain in the
Side and Breast and al Lung and Liver Complaints-by
Dr. BarhOmews Pink ExpectOant Syrup. This the only
article that be relied for these complaints and has
cured cases after all other articles have failed.
The Military Shaving Soap the best article in this city
Price % cts 1t makes rich atber that does dry
on the face.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-30

CAUTIoN.-Dalley's Original and only Genuine Magical
Pain Extractor which Burns, Scads, Egspela and
all Erupons of the Skin Piles Barbers Itch Fever Sores
Rheumatism. Sore Eyes and Nppes-Sold remember at So
Poydas stTee-sO that merchants make per cent
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-30

DISEASES OF THE BLOOD and Breaking out of the Skin
effeeuay cured by bottle of ComstOcks Extract OF Sar-
sapanla which will purify the blood, and act as tOnc to
strengthen the system and enable TO bear up against the
"a dOzen-and equal any Saapaa sold for 81 per
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-30

WORMS IN CHILDREN.-Kolmstock' Vemifuge is tn
most extraordinary remedy used Should there be
worms, it will do good.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-30

1000 CASKS Thomaston Lime for sale by
ANbOyU my5 JOHN STROUD & co. las Common st.
STORAGE FOR COFFEE.
NNTE axe storage floor, second story, in
w dry and dark place, 1900 bags. Also, in anoh,
store from 1000 1000 bags. Merchants having coffee
to store will find TO their advantage call and examine
warehouses EMERSON, TOURNE & CO
ap20 15S TchOupitOulas street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-30

M/ ESTERN AND PHCENlA.-Fhes subscribers, having
w devoted the upper floors of the Phoenix andN\\NM
Western Warehouses, exclusively to the storage
Hemp, in order to meet the views of the Board Of
Underwriters prepared to receive and store the article
accommodating terms. Having number of presses in tbs
same buildings they also prepared at any moment to
ect and rebale the manner and low rates.
apo l58 Tehoupitouias st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-30

Y ALE&,R CAMPBELI.'s PUBLICATIONS
SAFE q No ~ POydras street. New Odeans by DR.. A. !
JOINS, his agent for this city " mill
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
8uIfurc .ann naloecIIaneglts aeahing.
NIJ Nc BIER 6.
OLD ASSOCIATIONS.

How the heart clusters around mem: NhaS
tide of sunny and Joyous recesleetsot's 40 ,ney
present! The memOry Of other and happier days,
when care did not distress us, but when al ms
brightness aud mittI is truly pleasant TO conIem-
plaIe. How We love 10 revert to4s spots oil AnuEl
b6ylood sand to the many endeaElng associat items
connected with our eaSl Ter Yeas, u II indeed
refreshing amid Tie tolls and cares OF bpslness,
To reflect upon them IL kiHlles anew mus lt4sSS
artiency and boyancy Of Youth How ardent ss.ss
our passions then. How. tondly we loved. J as
world was all brightness O1rtrlenusEips were Y,
warm and enduring. We little thoneht OF me
dccetfulness of the wosld we looked upon
every one as a friend in whom we could ieonilde.
with the utmost secarity- But alas fHpericnce
has taught us differently, Ii has shown US that
tho interests and happiness are almost absorbed
stp.selishness We'meet with our cid playnates;
btt Ilsse5tlistant they appear. How cod arethete
4nannet astsns, pe makes q eiarges.
Il Wonderfully estTanges us from ttose We diice
dearly loved. Strange yet trne IS It, that such
the way ofthe world.
But is there any real necessity, for such state
OF things? We opine not, for il men would only
cultivate heiTalfectinnS by proper consideration
of the duties and objects of life, they should have
no cause for the disirust and suspicion with which
they commonly regard their fellow-men. 1t is
the province OF Christianity TO snbiue the selfish
policy Of the world, and To exhibit in its stead. a
proper attention TO those duties upon which de-
pend the welfare and happiness OF our race.
Let us then eHdeav6r to P.otit by It's wise and
heavenly teachings so that our career in life may
be marked by those lovely characteristics which
shall win The regard of all with whom we may
he connected by the ties of fraternal association.
lVriUhfS CnSlek.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
WuO Is GEN. CisS?

The man who with a siagla dash Of the pen,
defeated the five greatest European powers.
The man who asSertedsIccessIuIly the freedom
of the seas, against the grasping hand of Eng
land.
The man who first set hostile foot on British
territory in the war OF 1912.
The man who received the confidence of Jeffcr-
son, at the early age OF 2.l years.
The man whose character and good conduct,
every Democratic President from Jefferson to tie
pre-. ent day officially endorsed.
The man who sat for years in the cabinet of
Andrew jackson, the co worker OF that great pa
triot in the cause OF repubcanisn.
The man who has invariably contcndcd during
the war, for his country, her honor and rights.
Tie man who will, il elected President, oppose
by every constitutional means every attempt OF a
foreign power TO Pllnt their colonies upon the
Western Continent.
The man whom the monarcEs Of Europe fear,
and the oppressed people of Europe love.
The man who is destined TO lead The Democrat
ic party to an old fashioned jackson victory
Such is Lewis Cass Sunbeam.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
la etieoI.
ME LlsND OF TIE WEST.
p 1Iil1rAs nu1ClIANaN READ.

NJ 1ItglsfAs BUCHANAN READ.
Thou Iap1 sste de forest was wide the sea,
4 of green tie day.
or walked IS tils .,.s.pist in Terrible gIee,
Ellils, tTslln us lows The leaves like spray.
re siiI hVs Of passage still spread Iir fleets there,
Where sails tie Nj Sulturc tile pirate OF AIR.
s'i,fin In dark streams like hnrryins horde
I'll Nft,leri,. - steeds without rider or rein,
Seut ss5. owning Nature alone for their lord,
aleif an boating tree un tlll, air like q nane.
OH lhy which srirItd as they ran
Tic lss Of the rock md the fel.ers Of Inan!
ioti land yylt6se big 1 blossoms Ike shells Of the sea,
A5fnpfgberi< pes and Of many shade,
Deeenin IN thy faviies where the hidden springs BIZ,
And crowned the black hair Of the dark forest maid
Those flowers stiif bItom in the depth of the Mild
To bind Ihe white brow of llls pioneers child.
last anleis circied With maizh.
lay liNe trsstni hn silence pro tolIlss. 81 ..f
TntESiriis flirongh the dark sNtpdtas'o
Wars
The stream swept afat through the iono hunting
Now loud ANY lis ring in rTar wild forest home
And mill wheels dnstIiig the waters 10 foam
THIN land wl,cn, The eagle of freedom looked down
From cyrie cra through the depths "f the shade,
Or mounted at nIUrIi IS here no daylight can drown
The STARS on IIeir broad field of azure aTrGyrd;
Still still to thy bIntner that eagle Is true,
EnC rclcd With stars in Il heaven of blue.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
LAUGHTER.

OF the uses and benefits of mans risible ia
cuIties in human life we should speak largely, if
we had the power TO express them. The amount
of enjoyment that it causes, is only to be described
by those that can paint the blessings OF repose.-
In how many situations does it not smooth the in
tercourse of life +? When we are thrown among
strangers, when we encounter our fellows with
out the means ofsympathizing withtlem, stroke
Of merrinent is the touch OF nature that makes
the whole world akin Laughter is a source of
prodigous moral power; it is weapon that can
ntlict pain and torture, and largely influence the
action of men 1t keeps vanity, aifectation, and
singuarity in check; and sometimes ex term,
opinions have been disProved to tic satisfaction Of
all men that canudge of truth, their last hold of
the human mind Is generally dissolved in floods Of
rfdicule But as the masters of this weapon are
not always qualified or carefnlto discriminate tho
false from the trne, the best things have often 10
endure the ordeal OF being laughed at. twas at
one time said that rdicmle was test of truth !;
which can only mean, that what cannot be de-
throred from the respect and worship of men by
derision, and alliance with degrading ideas, is at
tleast, well established, and has probably some
truth on its side. Butthe opinions that defy ridl-
Guile in one age often sinks beneath !! IN another'
/ Westminster ReGietc.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
|alh, Berkeley Springs, Virginia.
Gseg&A MBg g g@9S
PAVILION HOTEL.

sIlIS celebrated Bathing and Watering place,
is now ready for the reception OF company.
Ell means OF accommodating guests has been
ally increased, Ivy which they will be cnTb:cd
prpvide amply for / so persons i'll the most COM
tabIe style.
IN addition 10 thcir well known Boarding House
~ have leased the PAVILION HOTEL, oc-
NED for the last few years by Col. SrEoTHER,
no wn as the Gustin property which has been
soyalcd and in which many valuable Improve
ms have been made. The location OF those
% buildings, and the easy access from them TO
e Ladies' as well as the Gentlemcn's Baths rem
r f,ese decidedly preferable to any other es-
blishment in the town, and more especially for
yalids, each house opening into Bath Square,
d within fifty to one hundred feet of the main
mixing Spring and Baths.
The public may rest assured that the comfort
our guests will receive our never-tiring efforts,
a 10 those who are acquainted with us, will we
Isl, be sufficient guarantee to receive contlnu-
ce oftheir patronage.
ST. Johns Run, on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
ad, is,he stopping point for this placc-distance
IN two miles, over newly graded road.
We have engaged the services OF tirst'rate
c of Coaches, with careful drivers and good
orses, who will carry them over the road with
re- and safety.
B edford Water, fresh from the Springs, for the
commodation of their Boaders.
Band Of good Music is engaged for the season.
al communications to the subscribers will be
Dnptly attended to.
Jnne 6, 1S4S-3m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15

FaNHE undersigned respectfully informs the
Il citizens of Berkeley, Jefferson and Frederick
counties, and the public generally, thai he intends
carrying the above establishment in all its va
rious branches, and is now ready for receiving
work, such as Carding Wool into Rolls and Dress
ing Cloths to order, which he p!hGses himself
shall be done in the very best manpci.
He will receive Wool to manufacture into
Broad or Narrow Cloths, Pulled and: Plaid Lin
scys, Ttoectis CaSsineuS, Bia,kesinS, Counter
pines and CarPe'ing; or will exchange the
above articles for Wool on the most accommodate
ing terms.
Having employed an experienced workman to
conduct the concern, he !reIs confident of giving
full satisfaction TO all who may favor him with
their custom.
For the convenience of persons AT distance,
Wool will he received and returned when Carded.
(thc weather permitting at the following places;
At Aldridge's( Cameron's) Depot Geo. II. Beck
Willis Store, SmithleId, and at Lcethwn on Tues
day and at Boyd's Store, DunkerEs Hill, Capt.
Seaman's Store, and at Wysong's Stare in Barks-
villc on Friday Of each week.
JAMES c. WiIEI:EHlLL.
Opcquon hIills, April %, l648-&n:.
p s. will at all times pay the highest mar
kct price for Ill kinds of Grain. L. G. w.
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I'll is1eIIancou us
THE TWO BRoTIERs-A LEGEND.


by LAMARIlNE
The site occupied by the temple OF Solomon was
formerly cultivated field, pos seSSed in common
by two brothers. Ono of them was married and
had several children: lie her unmarried
They lived together, however, CnltivutiUg i'll The
greatest harmony possible, the OpCrty thcy had
Inherited from their father.
The harvest season had arrived. The two
brothers bound up their shcavcs, made two equal
stacks ofthem and lett them on tie field. During
the night the unmarried brother was struck with
an excellent thought. My brother" said he to
himself, has vile and children 10 support; it is
not lust that my portion OF The harvest should he
as large hs.' Upon this lie arose; and took
from his slack several sheaves which he added to
those of his brothers, and this he did with as much
secresy as ii he had been committing an evil &C
ton, in order that his brothers. Offering might not
be rejected. Onthe same ght the other brother
awokc aud said to his WIFE, My brother lives
alone without companion; he has none 10 assist
him in his labors nor TO reward him for his tots
while God has bestowed on me wife and chill
dren it is not right that we take from our common
field as many sheaycs he, since we have al
ready more Than he has-dumestic happiness
If You consent, by adding secretly nuinEer ofour
sEeaves by way 6f compensation. and without his
knowledge, see his portion of the harvest increas-
cd. This project was approved and Immediately
put into execution.
In the morning each ofthe brothers went TO the
field, and were much surprised at finding the
stacks equal. During several successive nights
the same continuance was repeated on both sides
for as each kept adding TO his brothers. store the
s.acksaIways remained the same. Bntone light
5y a wing s'd5d divine into The cause
OF this miracle they met. each bearing the sheayes
mutually for the other. 1t was all thus Calculated
and they rushed into each others arms, each
grateful to Heaven for having SO good a brother
Now, says the legend, the place where SO gooc
an idea had simultaneously occurred to the Two
brothers, and with so much pertnacity, must have
been acceptable TO God. Men blessed it. and Is
rae chose it, there TO erect the house ofthe Lord
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
SAF1ogNGTON,s FsO.VEL.

a. the proprietor, he has been induced 10 add to
his establishment Ten new and vcry:commodious
rooms; lie is therefore prepared to entertain iE a
very comfortable manner many more visitors and
boarters than heretolore,--and while inc continues
10 keep his house in the same style, hopes 10
merit and receive the same generous share ofpub-
lie patronage.
lie further promises, that his Table SHALL be sup
piled as usual, with all the decacieSs of our va
rious seasons, and his Bar shall always be SUI,
piled with the best Wines, Brandies, (?regn and
Domestic) ard other Liquors of superior quality
lie has also erected additional stalls to his sta
bic, where an abundant supply of Hay, Oats and
Corn may always be found.
" Hacks Carriages, Buggies and careful Dri-
vers, always ready for the accommodation OF visit
ers Nnvernhnr 30. l247.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
MARYLAND DEaIoC1ArIc.

1t must DC apparent 10 all who have observed
the public sentiment in Mary land, as expressed
in tile elections OF the last twelve years, that the
popular vote is on the side Of the Democracy
AT the Senatorial Election in 1886, the majority
OF the & 1872 over the "2l" was very decisive ;
the election was warmly contested and very full
vote was had. In '3S we elected Gov. Grason,
the first Governor chosen directly by the people,
under many disadvantages. In III we elected
the old :" war horse of Democracy Hon. Francis
Thomas. of Frederick; and although we lost our
candidate in III under peculiar circumstance. yet
in III we redeemed the Stale by the election OF
our present Executive. Thus we have defeated
The Wings in four out ofli,e general elections, in
twelve years past; and when we take into consid-
GRAFTON the prosperity of the country and the emf
nent success of The pre- eat able administration,
we have abundant ground for couptifN mon Ma
rylaa@ IS aud ButIGs IA IL -s.u-yys
vassAs -,l'a-tat is necessary 10 insure success rs
proper zeal and ceaseless vigiencc, properly df-
rcctcd by Il ORGANIZATION.
Cecil Democrat.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
a2GO ftEWARp.

AN AWAY from the subscriber, son two
months since, negro man SAM. raised by
/ liam Grove, about 5 IL feet high; his face
Ben, supposed TO lie from the elects OF mca-
had ON at The time irock coat, and other
er ,lorhing.
Lso-Sone ten days since, negro man SAN
SEY, formerly belonging to the estate OF
berry. lie will probably make his way to
rlin>burg He is about g feet high, straight
egect in his carriage, and about 10 years OF
hin give Il reward of 800 for either Of the
ye negroes, sEouII they De round IN 1,Gnhsyi-
il, i! delivered TO Inc here, or in the Layers
niaiI@S5o il taken in MaryIand-and $40 if
- III THIS State.
b. above rewards only to be paid in case said
% or negroes shall be safely deIivercdto me as
Ne stated. a. ISLER
Ear Charlcstown, August !, 1913.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
sHANNONDALE SPRINGS.

mis- fayorite resort, for the invalid as well as
the pleasurc-seeking votary, is now open for
c reception Of the public; 10 the citizens OF
The attractireness ofthe location-the beauty of
varied and picturesque scenefS-or the medi-
ri virtues of The waters.
The most ample preparations have been made
accommodate all who may Patronize these
BRINGS the present season, in a manner equal
That of any other watering place in Vir-
Ma. The Proprietor returns his aeknowledgg-
ehts to those who so literally patronized him
e last season, and hopes they nay seek out
as resort for the present
10 Notice wiz be given hereafter as 10 the
ne Of holding the public Balls.
%. The proprietor wiu ran fine Coach to and
op the Sprin8 10 Charlestown, every day on the
riyal of the cara from Baltimore and Winches-
bOAnD.-se first week, So second, or $50 per
June s, 1s4s-sm.
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GREArEsr AscERrA1rEp DEPTHS OF Tna

i GREATEST AscERrA1nED DEPTHS OF rag o.
cEAN.-On The I'd of june, when in latitude 10
deg. 3 min. south, and longitude 90 deg. min.
smooth. (says Sir James C. Roes,l we tried for,
bnt did not Obtain, sounding with 4,6oc fathoms
ofifne, or $4,000 feet. livery nearly FIVE miles and
a quarter.l This is the greatest depth OF the
ocean that has vet been satisfactorily aseeFtalned;
Int we have reason to believe that there are many
nation is .6esideratun in terrestrial physics Of
reeat interest and importance,
Fovage 10 tte Southern Seas.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1848-08-15
Charlestown, August ! 1915
A CARD.

pEING Obliged ovisit my oldEdinc, Harpers-
ED Ferry, very frequently On r,esa3s sioual bust
day in each week, for the greater convenience of
my clients and myself 'riil' rGsreiDre; alter
tufs umeTvsit there on every Wednesday, when
those who Mish TO see me can find mir al Wager 8
Hotel. will be at my office one door from the
Courthouse, on every otherda than; Wednesday,
except when called away professionally. The
Public's OBJ, servant,
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TOEmbs, Head and
E0OT STnNES
NEW HARDWARE STORE.

HgNHE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il their friends of Jefferson and &c adjoining
counties, and all who may call Oh them, that
they are now prepared to offer Low an Entire
Neao Stock of Hardware, which has been select,
ed with the greatest care, from the European and
American Manufacturers. /,
Their stock,in part, comprises the following
articles, viz:
Knives, Scissors, Needles, Razors, Saws, Axes X
Files, Locks, Hinges, Bolts, Screws, Guns, Cur
tain Bands, Tea Trays, Fire Irons; Cast Pots,
Ovens, Kettles, Spades, shoyels, scythes, Rakes'
Forks, Chains, Nails, Iron, Steel, Tin, Wire, Cop
per, Zinc, Lead, Lead Pipe, Pumps, Hydraulic
Rams, SC; Stoves, Crates, Anvils, Vices, Bel
lows, Harness and Saddlery Mountlngs; Elliptic
Springs and AxIes, warranted; Patent Leather,
Painted Cloth, Coach Lace, Lamps, Hubs, Bows,
Hub-bands, Mallabie Castings, ami all Goods
usually kept in Hardware Stores, witch we offer
wholesale and retail at our new Granite front
Warehouses, sign Of the Git Plans, 1T the South
east cornerof Bridge and High streets. Entrance
first door from the corner in either street.
MUNCASTER q nODGE.
GEORGETOWN, d. c., March 2, 1S4&-ly.
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TEyHE undersigned has removed bis Confec-
tionarv and Grocery Establishment TO the
house recently occupied by Mr.. John; Brook as a
Saddler's Sh6p, one door east of Caters Hotel
He has just received fresh supply eN
Groceries and ConfcctfSnslry,
which he will sell at very low rates 5af cast;
He respectfully solicits cali fromahe public,
assuring them that he will sell as lpwas any 9th
er house ia the county. JOSHUA :7sILEY..
N. B.-Four or five genteel BoaFtters can be
accommodated on good terms. 5isi5 y II
Feb. %, IS4s.-f -
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rF,,r az N.IS ST. CORNER ROOM OLD VALLEY
HOTEL" CHAKLEsTowN
ZIG esprit of Jefferson, is published . every
'es,y Morning. at 81 20 in ad'ance-S2 % II paid
n ill.,, v.aTEor 50 20 il mol paid until after the
iifliipn OF The year.
To Clubs.-SN copies o. TIE SP'Tlt o. Jefferson
HI h. .n,t tn nu. Office for TEN DOLLARS in adj
IA. which reduces The subscription to Only ONE
LIAR sIXTY-sIV Gents PER C"rf-L'a"'"5 II Tue
IEAPEST PAPER IN VIRGINIA.
- M nap.r discontinued, except at the option OF
n,Ibii,l,.r uuIIl arrearges paid Subscriptions
IA. Than a year mus IN all eases bcpad Ill advance
Il Advertisements will be inserted nj The rate
II 90 i,r sGuar, for the first three insertions, and
--t,ts H. ..trh roniinuance Those not marked on
10 lniIycrfp for n =, Gifted iime Will be inserted
II forbid. -tnd CHARGED AccoRDINGLY. A liberal
% tInt made ~ those who advertise by Tie year.
AGENTS.
following gentlemen have kiR3ly e for sinh.
r,s N V or receive any additional names TO our
'It c,,h H.. nrIrur.I. The present is favorable
brnjy,ncif, our rprise and we hope those who
Iii an interest in its success, will give us tticlraid.
n J. SrrrurNs, ITlrpcrs- Ferry;
,ioMnx SrALEY, ShrpherIstown;
~ or JAMES Burr, ;Ik Branch;
M Isl Cook Zion Church
"A RuNEMOUS or ADAM LINK, Sen, Union ScHOuI
rbaGg Z. MOORE. Old Furnace;
,Hv H. SMITH or W. j. BuRwELL, Smiihtieid;
oAvI. A. reilly, Summit FONT;
u rmIN DREW ur 5. llEfLEEowER, kahlct"wn;
IN J. J,><Er or LEONARD JONES, Wadc's Depot /;
eor IsI.g nr Taos w. KEYNnLDs, Berryville;
). \. CAsrLEMAN, Smokers Ferry;
4. TiMnEWLAXE or J. q. C"YLE, Brncetown, Fred
Kay F. RAKrr, Winchester;
il. WI. II.HMIsoN or Wa. g. CATLErr, Bath,
hn county;
br,p iIENDFIELD, SnIrRrrSSIlle;
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a HeRRIRtE OccpRRENcE.--A oeeorFenee 8

A HeRRJBbE OccuRREScE.--An occurrence Of
IaIs Sc Lawrence county. d. Y a yenag
man. named Joseph Doran, aged about sixteen
vears gshils picking feathers from q 4eH1, was
s.rncl Il. te back ii the aeCk with an axe which
neariy eutlifs head of. The deed q supposed e.
have leen done by his mother, attefsne tl95tl.
10 aIienation of mind for some tine past