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Democratic banner., 1849-12-17

THE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared TO an
nounce to the citizens of Pike and the adjacent
counties. that they have, and istend keeping on
hand, a L ARGE & SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
OF FURNITURE, suited 10 the wants and caPaci-
ties of our improving country. Our stock has
been selected with care, to which they will con-
stantly add by purchase, as well as by our own
manufacture; and consists 10 part OF
BUREAUS. plain and scroll frontsj q
BEDSTEADS,
TABLES,
WORK STANDS, 80:
CHAIRS Of ever, description, With many other
articles unnecessary TO mention. 80
Persons desiring articles in our line, would DO
well to give ts 3 call, - we are sure they can DO
the stores of 81. Louis. BRlCE& DUN
P.E.-Vndertaking attended TO 1t the shortest
notice, and at Reasonable fttes! Bay
December 3D., 1sA9. ~ a1-.- 70 -
Democratic banner., 1849-12-17
Final Settlement.

NUTICE Is hereby given, that the undersigned,
administrator Of the estate Of Chamness Smith,
decd. late Of Pike county, will apply at the
next Feb. term Of the said county court for q final
settlement ofhis administration on said estate, when
and where all persons interested may attend if they
proper
ROBERT Y. SMITH, Admir-.
December 18th l849. (4wl
Democratic banner., 1849-12-17
SECOND DISPATCH.

rDaniel, in slate speech in Boston, I'D
forth thus: II
90 Gentlemen, there is something on cart
greater than arbitrary power. The thun
der, the lightning and the earthquake ar
terrific, but the Judgment Of the people
more 50.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-17
1000 Hogs Wanted.
= r.. q =

WE ARE authorized to contract for TWO
/" THOUSAND WELL EATTED HOCS,Ao
be delivered at our PoFk Hsess, rom the 96thinSt.
to the 25th. Of Dcemhsr next, for which viii the
|cash will be paid at the market price.
EDWIN DRAPER s. BROTHERS.
Louisiana, Nov. II tn, lS4s.-a
Democratic banner., 1849-12-17

N-The following "~rules' are posted in q
New Jersey school house:
"Nc kissing girls in school times. No
licking the master during holidays."
Democratic banner., 1849-12-17
MARRIED..

On Thursday, the 18th day Of December, 1s49,
by Elder A b Lahdram, Of this city, Mr.. WILL
lam SOUTH and Miss. REBECCA BIGGS,
both Of Pike.
TCake received.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-17
MAeONiC NOTICE.
81

THE Members of Perseverance Lodge, No. SO,
Il Of free and accepted Masons, will celebrate
the anniversary of st. John the Evangelist by pub
lie installation, Grafton, SC. The members Of the
different Lodges and transient brethren in good
standing, are respectfully solicited to participate
and the Invitation is extended to the public gener'
ally. w.
BLOCK, ~
THEO. BELTS,
w CORN, SCom, Of Arrangtnt.
CHAs. BEALERT,
Democratic banner., 1849-12-17
Final Settlement.

NOTICE i~s.hereby given to oil perons interested,
~ that at the next February term of the county
court of Pike county, Mo-, ! will apply for q final
settlement Of the estate Of William Patterson, de-
ceased. JAMES ANDERSON Admir-.
December 18th lS49. (4w)
Democratic banner., 1849-12-17

IN PIKE CIRCUIT GOWN,
TERM, lS49.
ELIZABETH BoxLBt, Plaintiff, Petition
VS.. ; 80. for
LELAND BoxLtY, Defendant. Divorce.
NOW atthis day appears the plaintiff, by Thomas
~ Mcqueen, her next friend, and files her peti-
'tiOn, praying a divorce from the bonds Of mafrimo-
ny heretofore contracted and entered into with said
defendant; and II appearing by affidavit fled with
said petition that the residence Of the defendant is
unknown, 1t is therefore ordered BY the court that
notice be given. TO said defendant Of the filing Of
said petition, and that unless he appear at the next
April term Of this court. TO be begun and held at
the court house In the town Of Bowling Green, in
Pike county, Missouri, on the LIST Monday Of April
next, and answeY said petition within tie liufs al
lowed, the same will be taken Is confessed, and the
prayer thereof granted; and that q copy Of this or:
der be poblisbedin some newspaper printed in this
State fdr eight weeks successfully, the last insev.
ton to be . least four weeks before the Arst day
OF the next term % this court, and continued.
- - J. NJ. MARTIN, Clerk
November 26, iS49.-San8w. i= s-
Democratic banner., 1849-12-17

THs n. Y. sCouR1rR AND Essapara-
Every editor Of this journal has left IT,
Chas. Kings President Of Columbia Col
iegs; Webb is appointed Minister to Aus.
tria. sndths ihiFd goes TO the N. Y. Legs.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-17

The 'SoFrs.'-Among the delusions un.
der which Col. Benton appears to be labor
ing, is one in which he makes himself su.
premely ridiculous! Without seeming to
know exactly what he is about. he hops
rough-shod upon the so-called 'Softs,' and
gives them an indiscriminate tongue-lash.
ing! He does not appear to know that some
of those whom he black-balls as 'roHens,'
are the most clamerous in his support! Has
the old man become so bed-rid as to in
clude his friends in the grand pork killing
which ne contemplates next August? Ifso,
they will indeed be something rotten in
Denmark
Democratic banner., 1849-12-17
The weather and River news.

The weather, for the past week, has been Of
no doubtful character, but marked By its cold
rains, winds and SHOWS, as sober EinteE. The
river has fallen to a remarkably low stage Of wa
ter for the season, which would make it difficult
for boats to pass, If there was no ice; the
latter, however, has been running heavily, but
lighter within the two last days, which argues
that the river is closed not far above.
The ice and low water together, have knocked
trade and ~travel, on the river, into a ecocked hat, >
and lodged several luckless boats hard aground
upon the sand-bars. About the first was the
Robert Campbell, that was grounded upon Gin
cinnati bar, about 10 miles above Louisiana, more
than a week ago. The Mary Stephens passing
up the next day, refused to go to her relief, for
fear Of a similar fate, but passed on a few hun
dred yards and "stuck" fast, where she dow re-
mains ''high and dry" The Robert Campbell
was pnlled of thsd day after the Mary was ground.
ed by the Urska, that also worked some time in
abortive efforts to free the Mary. We nnder-
stand that her bill of expenses, two days ago,
was near $500 for assistance. They sunk a
"fat" in trying to relieve her. During the day
on Friday last, some Is or 20 bsrrels of pork
and lard were taken from the river opposite Lou.
~isiana, supposed to have been thrown overheard
from the Mary Stephens.
The Oswego, on her downward trip on Fri
day last, ran foul Of a sand-bar just below, but
in sight of Louisiana, where she is now floun-
dering and putting like a hapless lobster. The
Clermont No. 2, passed our city yesterday MORN
ing bound northward, but how far she will pro-
coed is doubtful. The America appeared in
sight Of our city about an hour behind the Cler.
mont, bound norlhward also, but failed, after rev.
eral hours in efforts, TO cross the sand. bar upon
which the Oswegois fast, and returned to Clarks-
willie 10 lie up. Her passengers, about 40 cabin
and 20 deckers, arrived here yesterday evening
and took quarters at the different hotels. They
are bound for various points up the river.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-17

CHOLERA IN JAcKsoN.-We learn from
Hoa. John Scott, who returned a few days
ego from Jackson, Mo-, that Messers. An
drew Summers and James Mclean, Of that
place, died very suddenly on Wednesday
last, of cholera, or q disease similar to it;
and that there were several other cases in
the town and vicinity. II is supposed,
however, that the recent change in the
weather has arrested the progress Of the
d~bease--CSte. Genevieve Democrat.
Harrison Branch, ESQ.,, editor Of the
L~sxihstonJ Journal, Benton paper, hal
beea indicted by b egrand jury ofLafaystte
for writing lind publishing libsllous nsttel
sgaiast the. character Of Judge Birch, 0 fthl
So9gsms Gcnrt Of this State. =
IA Senator Of thirty yesrs standingi''t ex
claimed Mis-. Parfingtcn, on reading one .
Benton spssches. q 'spose, he must b
tird Standing, and intends to pass the res
Of his time ksing.'
THt n. Y. CouR1rR n EsabpIara-
Every editor of thu; journal has left IT,
Democratic banner., 1849-12-17

L McElAIee & Mary McElwee,
by James Mills, her guardian-Peti-
TONERS.
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! The petition of } In \. Sewers and others, Stewards
and Trustees Of lie Methodist P Church OF l-ynehburg'
asking that The pavement in frat Of their church De
made At the expense & the Curporaiion, was lesd ana
declared be reasonable. wherefore.
Resolved, That ths Street Committee 70 cause the
said pavement NJ 14 made n fr7ut Nc -ad Church
The report or ~ w DIverpgrt and Jim A. Sewers
Of he census 81 lie Of Lynch5uI. as taken by
them under authority Of the Council being presented 10
the bpad received and ordered tn De handel over 10
the Committee appointed sup-rinend the taking Of
said census and prJc-r- statistics If the trade, Sc, Of
the town.
The board appointed John johnson to BE- wegher Of
Dawson. resigned
published ordinances Of this Coporatn which was read
the first and SECOND times, aad ordered 10 lie the table
Resolved, Tia, the Street Committee be and they
are hereby authorzd confer win, and consider any
propositions which shall made By the Lynch1urI and
Tennessee Rail Road Company, Is y the mode and
Of entering ha towh by thrr trans. and
to make report to the Council and, notion the Pres
ident Of the Caunc added to said committee.
The sum Of five hundred and fifty dollars ordered
be placed the credit Of The Chairman Of the Wafer
ing Committee; the Of ght hundred dollars TO the
credit Of the chairman Of the Street Committee, subject
to the orders Of tn Sc committees the Of seventy
dollars each was ordered t. be paid NJ w. Davenport
and John A. Sewers. FIR taking the cIrsuS--and the
count Of the I.ynchblrg Vrgnian amounting to ti2 %
cents was ordered 10 be paid
And then the board adjourned
Abstract from the J1nrn1l
d. ROBES. OK.
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COMMON COUNCIL.

Al . regular meeting Of The Common Council Of
22nd December 1913: ~
A., f[esen,-John NJ. Oiey. President Henry Davis.
ni'ehaei Hart, Chas. w. Christian. Geo. f. RobsrtS
ria E fariIn and sampson Diuguid members.
Inc report of Warren Gannaway, keeper of the Pow
Ger Magazine was presented the bard and being read
va. received and ordered 10 BE- fled ''''
: Inc rfpnrts Of Thomas Coppidge, Machael' Norris
Benjamin Dawson and WIN. DDrnin. Weiuhers ii
loose and unPrzed Tobacco, presented 10 The board
and ordered BE- filed ~ oO"'u
presen'-John r. Mcdaniel and Jesse Hare. mem,
eIS. '"
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Selling OF at Cost, to close.

~ are erlng our entire Stock Clothing Cloths
Iassmeres, estnSs, and Furnishing Goods at prime
coSt can assure gentlemen want of anv Of fine
goods that this sno humbug. deception praced in a.
der to dispose OF large goods at profit bDt hat
we are determined to close business entirely as som
the goods now hand can be disposed o. IN order n
tam the above assertion and satisfy the creduous or HI
voices VIII be shown, and private marks will be cspi-
uosly placed III the store that can copare
with the marks the goods. Our stock Is mostly new AMI
we invite the public call ana whether they wish
TO buv not. WlTTTFNfORE SEQ
Nov. 30-s
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1gEyy CONCERN.
[4FLNDER s. BUCk.NER,

NEyy CONCERN.
L.4VLNDER s. BUCkNER,
Grocers and Commission Merchants,
give their strict attention to all Goods and Produce
~ consigned for sale shipment They have in Store
and afloat a general ana well selected
STOCK or GROCERIES.
Which they offer to their friends the public general
y, at low prices Consisting in part Of the following ar
tlcles =
l23 bags Flo, Laguyra and Java Coffee,
~ hhis. n. o. P. Rico and ST. Croix Sugars,
II $ and bbls Molassos, part strictly fine,
bbls. Tanners Oil, prime quality,
100 sacks Liverpool Salt,
30 kegs Nails, assorted,
30 boxes Iallow, Adamaptine and Sperm Can
dies,
5000 lbs. American bstered Steel,
500 do Cast and Shear do.
tons Mountain bar Iron,
II boxes Glass l0XI2and 8XlO
IS nests Woodward,
II dOz. Buckets,
boxes W. and WIS Loaf Sugar,
8 bbls. fine Clarified Sugar,
10 bales Domestics, 3 A to 5-4
bales Oznaburgs, No | and g
5000 do Cotton Yarns,
1000 lbs Sole Leather good and damaged.
10 cases Wool and Fur Hats
LIQUORS
20 bbls. Mountain and Rectifed Whiskey
10 do Old Rye and Tuscaloosa do
pipe Otard Dupuy, SEQ. Brandy,
do. j. j. Dupuv, SEQ. do
10 bbIs. Mountain Brandy,
bills. Gin,
do. n f. Rum,
do. Sicily, Madeira and Malaga Wine, part
very fine.
do. Port Wine, livery fne)
Including Ginger, Pepper Spice, Indigo, Ma oder
Teas, (some very fne) Trace Chains, Spades Shoves,
Castings, Demijohns, Beached Domestcs Bed Tick
ing, SC.
o. We will pay The highest market prices in Cash
or Barter. for Bacon. Lard Flour, Butter Tow and lax
Linen, Ginseng, Beeswax, Whskey, s..
Nav SIS
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DARING ROBBERY,

THE WATCH AND JEWEI.RY ESTABLISHMENT
the subscribers broken into the night OF the
4th inst. and robbed ofthe following articles viz
One fire double back gold lever, made by JOS Johnson
Liverpool, No. 9712,
One hunting gold an.hor escapd watch made by Roberts
Geneva,
One large double cased silver English watch, blank
One do do do name not reco.
lectcd,
Also, very large plain gold fob chain and seal, with a
glass ancy gold work side and Oh the Of h
side Ao Cameo Breast Pin, gold pencil and sundry
other articles Of ewey. We will give liberal ard for
the detection Of the robbers and recovery the articles sto
len. SILVERTHORN & VICTOR
Dec 1S-wiw
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POLITICAL.
GARDENS ADD r E s S

4 hear sick mans dying sEh'
,nd III Hlaa;'s lille lss-nier;
~ NV ON Var hubhaHg By
Ths New comes da1ciug alter;
LET Sorrow SHE'D her onely tear,
Let Rsvelry hOA her ladle;
Bring 5oughs Of JFFeSs iJf me o!ef'
HANG risse, OF the cradle:
Ntres 10 wal On he funeral state!
Pa4e- 10 ~rnr th- wine
And -eqaem for Forty + ght-
And health u Forty Nine.
Ala. for human hsrrines,,
ias' fIr human sirruw:
Or Yesterday IS nuihlnguess,
What else Will be our Morrow
Still B-auy must be stealing hearts,
And knavrry stealing purses:
Sui CooEs must live by making tarts,
And Wis by making verses;
While House and Senate still drbaie,
The same Stars set and shine:
Aud the World as il roIl'd through Forty Eight,
Must Ioll through FUrly-Nire.
S,,me King will come, in Heavens good time,
To re tomb his father came to;
Some Thief will wade through blood and crime,
To cro,rn he has no claim TO;
Some suffering Land will rend 10 twain
Tie manacles that bound her;
And gather the links Of the broken chain
To fasien them proudly round her;
Congressman will squabble and prate,
And log roll and combine.
And much where We were in Forty Eight,
We shall be in Fo,ty-NIne.
Oar Town will be extremely gay,
Our St,reis extremely muddy;
And Boys and Nlaidens still will play,
Ins,pad Of read and study:
We shall have new President,
5 too will RepubGque Franchise -
Oh that TO her be wisdom lent
In the choice, must ev'fy man say;
And long and late, at many fete,
Her best Champagne will shine;
And as brisk as il was in Forty Eight,
Ii Will be in Forty Nine.
From boilers steam wilstill burst forth,
And thousands send to their long rest
And there'll be Free Soil" in the North,
And Standings in the South Wesl;
And mendcanrs will sup like Kings,
And Lords Will swear like Lacqueys;
And black eyes of will lead to rings
And rings will lead 10 black eyes;
And pretty Kate will scold her mate,
Ia dialect all divine;
Alas they married in Forty Eight
They Will part in Forty Nine.
John Thomas Mugg, on a lonely hill,
VIII do deed Of mystery,
And many penny paper fill
Five columns with the history;
The jury will be all surprZe,
The Prisoner quite collected;
And the Judge so grave will wipe his eyes,
And be very much affected:
And folks will relate the poor mans fate,
A, they hurry home to dine
Comparing the hangings of Forty Eight
With the hangiugs of FortyNine.
And Oh shall find, each Christmas day.
All thoughts ndthings Look older;
How the laugh Of Pleasure crows less gayo
And the heart Of Friendship colder;
But still shall be, what have been,
A Devil to the Printer
And trudge my route. through rain or drought.
In Summer or in Winter;
BIZ III gang my gate, with my humble freight.
This simple lay Of mine;
III get some gifts in Forty Eight
And get more in Forty Nine.
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+ Rules held in the Clerk, Office Of tile Circuit Superb
IA Court of Law and Chanrery the County Of Hall
fax, in the month of October, ISIS.
Hezckiah d. McCargo, Plaintiff
against
Thomas McCargo Eli Montgomery, James Young &C.,
DefendantS.
IN CHlNCERY.
The defendants Thomas NJ Cargo ana FIJI Montgomery,
not having entered their appearance and appearing by at
isactory evidence that they inhabitants Of this Com
monwealth 1t is ordered that the said defendants, McCargo
and Montgomery do appear here the first Monday in Jan
uary next and answer the Plaintiffs bills original and
died. aad that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
Lynchburs Nirgnian for two months succesivev pos
ted at the front door ofthc Court House Of this County
Copy-Teste, WIN. HOLT, Cl'k
Nov. 6-w2m
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NIRGINIA.--i At Rules held in the CLERKS Office OF the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law Chancerv for the
County Of iiady in tie month Of December 1Sls
John W. Br ldley Plaintiff
against
John " Roberts and Thomas J. Williams, Defendants.
IN C!IA<CERI.
The w Roberts having entered his ap-
pearance and 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence that he
not an nhabant OF This Commonwealth Is ordered that
the SAID defendant John w Roberts, do appear here on the
first Monday in February next, and answer the Plaintiff
bill and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in the
Iynchbur@ Nginan for two months sucrcssvcv and post
ed at the front door OF the Court House Of this County
4 Copy-Teste, VIM. S. HOLT, d. e.
Dec. is, WIN
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* E.Pg<st.sE.

HAVE removed my Office to Main Street opposite 70 II
B. Richards old stand. where win be found at all hours
Of the Gay unless professionally absent. prepared to
execute all operations in profession upon liberal
the most principles and for durability beauty and
taste, will warrant them unsurpassed. Mill also attend
all calls the country and neghboung villages where the
operations will justify it, For the extraction Teeth
ring The night and the Sabbath be found my board
ing house, Mr. kearns'
Dec 4-3m
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CARTER g. N0WLIN,
GRUCERS. COMMISSION & F0RWARDlf G AGEhTS
~ SsyEsErEsE FIR

Il h sHB ERG, s'H.,
HAYE IN STORE and receiving large and de-
II s.rabe stock Of GOODS. which they win sell low for
cash in exchange for country produce The follow ns
compIse part:
~ hhds. y. o and Rico Sugars,
10 do and bbIs. Molasses
l25 bags Rio, Laguira and Java Coffee,
10 boxes Noolseys Loaf Sugar,
10 bbls. crushed ground and clarified do
200 kegs Nails from to 40 dy.,
80 do box and lining do
80 boxes s. 10 ana 10 u Glass,
Us sides Sole Leather,
10 bbs Tanners Oil,
20 reanis cap ana letter Paper,
30 kegs blasting Powder
20 do XIV. RIhe do
80 boxes adamantine and tallow Candles,
10 do bunch Iai>ins,
tierces crop RICE,
SO reamS wrapping Paper,
$50 sacks Salt,
10 bbls. M.ckerel,
1l20 lbs b.is;ered Steel,
500 do shear and cast do
20 boxes Cheese.
30 bbls. rectifed Whisky,
10 do apple Brandy,
10 do American do
Otard, Seignett and J. Durand Brandy, Rum and Gin,
5. MADEIRA Port and Malaga Wine,
z, I, Al and g. Domestics,
Nos. l and OZnaburgs Blankets. Calicoes, Checks
Boots, DOL Hats, Caps, Sc sc. They respectfully
their friends and the public generally of CHEAP
GOODS, to call and examine them.
Nov 27-ts
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AGREE & WITTEN,
srOcers * Commission Merchants
LYNGEIRIRG VIRGINIA..

8. EI.:.:on ,s.-c,,.,tS
eSfocefs a SoIMiail>>.On '!Sr
LHNCiIBt BIG. VIRGINIA,
EE AVE On hand large and well selected stock Of
Z Groceries. which VIII De sold low fOr cash, or n
exchange for country produce Inc following comprise
portion u Their stock. VIZ
I30 Days no ana Laguyra Oo"5e;
~ Oid :, 9oVs[nGen' 'ava c1Ilee'
- hhds' +. IL ~ y; ana ana -, TOE 'usaiS'
~ n9zes W 5sse Ana an W ool'ey soap
- mus a"u 0ois io'41'S'
IN At-7 ,rdlio' III,
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JAMES GARLAND AND WILLIAM NJ. ClBELL

TIT AVE united in the practice Of Lar, and will reg
a 4 ularIy attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts Of Amherst. Appomatox. Bedford, Campbell and
Nelson, and the town of Lynchburg.
Adlress-Lynchburg Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND VIII continue, diligently, to
practise in the Court Of Appeals.
Oct lq-tf
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u BOOTS ShoeS Has and Caps, ITlflts TeIlces, Carpet
Bags, Sdtchels, Umbrellas, SC. sc. SC.
THEY would call the attention Of their friends and the
public to their stock, which j. very large, they
confident look Will satisfy them it is the place get bar
gains. the Ladies in want Of articles in line we
would say, that have spared pains get that which
will both please the fancy and render service. To Mer
chants in want Hats, Caps Boots and Shoes salts
fed offer them such inducements will obyiae the
necessity Of their gong farther buythev will please
give call and satisfy themselves Besides Beebes Fall
style of Hats have beautiful style called the Yeoman
Hat, which much admired TO Manufacturers and 9TH
in want Of home made Shoes, would Ia
ing very large supply Of stitch downs made, and Will
nsh them very low. Also home made wes fine Boots,
SC. can be bought very low at
Oct 26-ts J. w. s s. d RUMBOUGH'S
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INkt L.Nktt LN'kllL

T.NN. TFA IUfN
THE subscriber would call the public 70 his
large stock Of superior writing Ink, consisting Black,
Blue, Red, Carmine, Scarlet, Japan and Copying.
These inks put in all size bottles from to
quart and warranted he of the finest quality Mer
chants, Clerks of Counts. School Teachers Bark Officers
and others would do we'll to supply themselves with
ticle which will stand the test OF time and experience. For
sale BY JOHN ii. SEAY, Druggist.
Sept. IS IS
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lSGPERlOR LAMP OIL. 'Just received, supply 81
~ hest oilter ueuchcd LAMP OIL warranted pure for
ale by Holm II iEty n
Novt ~
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SOMETHING NEW

SOMETHING NEW
MAY be found at Lacy GarlandS on the Basin u:
w bushels Of Mountain Evergreen seed the best improve
OF the soil known to the present age VIII be the
letter appended from Of the largest and successful
farmers in ythc county.
Uythe County, ia. Nor, 18th 1913.
.'Iessrs Lacy : Garland,
Gents:n relation to the Evergreen Seed nv own ex
perencc satisfies me, that when in conjunction wit
Glover exces renovater Of thing have evel
ecn and IN addition of the Grasses for late and
early paSturase 1t needs but trial to prove what say
Yours truly.
Nov p IS
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ENAbE &fiAEliLE would respectfully call the atten
~ ilon Of the public to their superior
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS
The Pianos anuiac at this eab nent have for de-
toacyo touch sweetness, clearnes and briancv tone
beauty and style of Workmanship bu1n pronounced by tht
Professors b, unsurpassed b. anv instruments
made in this ary other country
Professors amateurs country merchants and hers visiting
Baltimore will find to their advantage call at our extern
i've establishment beole purchasing elsew here
Sept. 2I--Wl2n