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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-29


IN s-oner o Deeds Tor the state oi New otk, Me-
tary Public ,couveynucmg in allls iorms, ncknuwl-
dsrmrnts taken Particular attention gwen To
agencies. collections and payment OF taxes Of
ice with Glover X Cook Dec I, 1882.
p nINI,tLLrLANp, DAVID p JoNES.
7 EI.ANDN JONES iuornegs, Solicitors and
Il Lrnf AGENTS Ottawa, Illinois. olhcc IN the
Court House, with thu clerk ol the supreme court
Ottawa, sept 20, 1897.
nora NJ e. HuLLISTER.
JVOES & IDLILSTER, Auome,s aud Coun-
sellor- at Law aud Solicitors IN Chahcery,
vii give then pTompt attention to aIhusintss con.
Gdel 10 them IN The circuit, supreme aud Federal
courts of the state, Office in Sanger n Arlnow's
nI,rk south west corner ut the Court House
Ennrr OtaWa IIl May 90, lo3!
NrOHi,IS 4 TISEIIR, lCico H. Norris
y Geo. s. FISHERY Atf9rpcrs ~ Lan y LdaG
ggsafs, Oiiainr, IA VIII pay pafucuiur aticb-
r,on to the payHent ot tiNeH IN any par ihu"4'
porchn sing aud selling Real Estate, We,hs1,hE
uary Land WIrilurs, and lncrtng brr ON Ihe
bret LIui3 ilr soldiers ur others, securing U.n-
,inns AMI VI. claims against he to7rruWr NJ 80
OFFlCE-Ou the suu'h-Ecs corner Vl me Tub
ir Square
Connecticut, ONO, NrH jersey, Michigan ana
Wisconsin. MAY ., 'N'--'I
I,u>NriIVS n WALLACE, ,I. c. Cham
I phu--W II !. Nrlllccn Iitor1e9S ana D"H-
s,lors AT Luto. Ol.cc over l.. Gula, n.ur
store, Ottawa. nov 3D. -
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Business GQr0s.
: c-,ssv,,., READY MADE COFFIN
Z. rft.b, r,tSssJ EssblyI

DNllE wants OF = growing popailllon have i'm.
li.hnrnt tor the ubdvr business nj the Old FurnI-
tuc Wurrroom, adjoining the Depot, where per
sons comlng from distance can find unv size or
STYLE otcoiiu atnuy hour nj st or day ut The low.
est rates ard need not be Gelaurd ten miuues.
Oct lG 1852 partR RUs,Ftr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1853-01-29
OTTAWA BUSINESS DIRECTORY

IoHN r. ANTHONY, attorney at La~--
u Oitapa, La Suite County Illinois Com.
IN lssioner oi Deeds Tor the state of New York Ne
tary Public ,conyeyaucng IN allls iorns ncknuwi-
ed srmrnts taken Particular attention gwen TO
agencies, collections and pnymeut oi taxes. Of
nee with Glover X Cook. Dee. I, 1892.
P nINB,LLLrLANp, DAVID ,. JoNES.
I ELANDN JONES, ,HorRegs, Solic,iorsoa
4 Lrnd AgcHfs Ottawa Illinois. olhcc IN the
Court House with thu clerk o the supreme court.
a ,..n aL.nI- u ~
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4 HOUa. NJ T. HuLLlelEk'
IVOES & lIDIIISTER, Auome,s aud Coun-
1 sellor, at Law aud Solicitors IN Chanccry,
will give their proWpt attention to all ilbu-inesS con.
Gdel 10 them .n The circuit, supreme, aud Federal
courts of the state, Office in Sanger n ArnouIs
Block, south. h.west corner ot the Court iiousc
Gmorr Ottawa. H. May 80 1852
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-06
The Maine Law.

The friends Of that glorious movement OF the tunes
the Maine Liquor Law-have recently aehleVe: mos;
celebrating triumph in the youthful stete o. Michigan
The result Of the peoples vote upon the question IN that
state IN. electrified and estonihed 10, only the people OF
Michigan hem-eyes but the deeply Interested on lockers
of the entire Wet There was hardly show OF opposition
To the ms asuTe and in many communities the I~e actu
av voted an reese for rs adoption TIE glorious Law Of
old Maine nov the law Of young Michigan and already
lis beugr results are ccddenDg the heart OF those who
roIlv won the victory With such glorious example be
fore ibem We ezpect the friends OF this benehent
measure enter with heart and sovi into the strue ior
Eke erinus sebieS enent in the rumrdden Sac OF ii-
pois Nowhere Is enactment rore loudly can !o and
nowhere woud it, results he benehcen Inc Curse
of Rum sits heavily upon youthful S;ate-the shadow
cf the fepds wing darkens every city town ana haInet
tlrorchott its length and breadth LeyLeioH u called
Tor rsved for strieied or-but there cen be no arma
ike egislaon while axis usuTp the place oil mH at
Srrpcfeld There is no, shadow Of hope from the pres
mt L. ea;ure Of IDos-but the next, the RL must be
different. TIE Hozt must Be different.
We sincerely believe that IL this measure were To-Day
sui rittod 20 the people Of Illinois most triumphant accP
fonce would be The result Let our citizens VINO douo'
oxlnno again the that were attached in tins cy 70
uon Tor H. tInert They viii there ind the sigma
this aw-and they will there behold the names OF rum sc
,rs hoe only e. sle from Elimination il in this law
Yes we say-we must have the Maine Law IN Illinois.
No more moral sus.ion for us Legol suason is now the
word Moral suason was well enough when honorable
men sold liquor go snssion is necessary for the scoHH
dyos Who have taken their places. Moral suason drove
Lones men from the trade legal su,on must drive from
II The roseaA. Let u have the Maine Liquor Law
Morris III Yeonsn.
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TEMPERANCE.
WINE AT THE COMMUNION.

u - Etasy u neE " Tytbs~< -,
en. have looked carefully at the proceedings o. ne
Words Tempersnce Convention and among the sees o.
vssoutions passed by that body all OF when afe 49,
End one which calls above the rest for particular iri
IL the 9Th Ia number and touches the suoec. o.
= or fermented drinks at the celebration OF me hacna
Ii is . point which has not been broasht % no,ee sum
ssnty and has hitherto failed % ness ds,osnds
md condemnation which its importance oenlanus
There l. In the minds Of all sober persons disposition
10 reverence all institutions claiming 70 be holy and a.
Iefeyers Of whatever sect- does singular that
they care so little what elements they use 10 tns SPIRITUAL
and symbolic feast al me vessel o. !, "a, az L9La .hoaa
Men that the most fruitful cause Of all unh0lness and
that which transforms into devils Is deliberately
into the sanctuary and there c0nsecraed 70 holy
when out OF that holy place and stripped Of those
rte, we turn from it with loatbing and disgusti
I never use anything q beverage which win ntoxi
cate or steal away my Brain and being 1T all times at
nept am perhaps more sensitive when brought in contact
With the accursed thing Judge then, my feelings on aP
preaching the altar about month since 70 oonemorae
he death Of Him who is Redeeer and spiritual head
20 be offered cop filed with such deadly preparation that
the urne was ovepowerpg and when would have lasted
the drug win not coll It wine my st a. wen S ln
stOmaeh revod The Sexton bought where ne could get
cheap and he sterward admitted and perhaps 4 was
the remains Of the table Of Satan a. near the cuFch eIe
h place called Shades. where many evil sInts hcd hgn
carnival Now any in view Of these thngs Is high
time that they who minister in holy things shcnia e .na
The moral mot say rehgicus sense y not oie"lod a'1
The ol annette tempted with what's brought a. an OF
fnsw a clerpynen once, who, when young man was
brought 10 him, VINO had peen Snsny Iyr ~ -
uslty went TO corner Of his STUDY ono DrSugn MN
something 10 drink knew that young man serward',
Who giving great early promise expelled from one Of
Our bghest institutions Of learning for his dissipation
srxards knew that young man. when he became lost to
shame. and an open inebriate. And again nor know
that young restored to life and resIeca-
billy through the efforts Of Maine Law mon ana among
fbe whole there is now no better advocate than he.
An opponent 10 strong drinks from his own experience
of their wretched effects he is able advocate OF lem
p4rance since his intellectual powers are restored Dy
rigid pactce Of what he preaches ana perhaps nc mgnl
be abe 10 instruct that clergyman in some duties which ne
has not always performed and show him that Temperance
. 80, ~ come A TOTAL ABsTIsEEcE MAE.
a
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their candidates may be unacceptable Temperance men
there may be tine 10 call convention for the ncana
ton Of otbers. To guard aganst contingency OF tbs
kinda contingency that seldom cccurr through nsdVs
tencek should be generally understood and vs earnestly
recommend that II the Wing and Democratic parties DO
not make their respective nominations before the close OF
the frt week in October the friends Of Temperance VIII
immediately thereafter proceed 70 nominate ticket Of
their OWL to be supported By their votes subsequently, 81
the poll be the nominations Of other parties what they
We would further and finally recommend that Com
rittee shau Be appointed in each County charged with the
duty Of ascesnng by correspondence the views OF can
ddans for the Legislature, and invested with power
shoud pledges 10 support the Maine Law be refused OK
Withheld or nominations delayed to call Convention for
the purpose OF selecting candidates from the ranks OF IN
LeraIoe. 49,.
Thee ard other MEASURE suggested by local crcIIn
stances will b. found to be important Il not iDds 1-hbe
suxsries to success in the campaign which We are about
unless the friends OF Temperance are. IN the coming eio
ton the friends Of nothing else. To man they snoaia
feel TIER pfrsonol responsibility for it, result ana e-o
that 10 candidate Wig Democrat, unpiedSed 70 tns
Wing or Democrat shall receive their votes known TO
be friend and ad vocste Of that law In w"fd lei ever!
Temrerarce carry bis principles 10 INC Po: 30 20
ing victory avn IT, and the boDOrs OF victory lhe a-
and the fatal blow vii! be given 10 lntnleTace ana us
aor- ard the shout Of the delye ed be heard ascending
10 HeayCs. .
Frieuds and fellow czens in laying these views before
Won we dsc!am Goa;iOn, with hearts fall Of devotion %
our common cause, we invite your cooperation and be
Hoyng that viii appreciate motives and c0innehh
our zeal VIC cordially and without fear for the result com
nit the future # that to your sovereign hands
On behalf Of the Executive Committee the y sa.e Temper
sree society EDWARD C. DELAVAS, PTeItsD
WV Ii, BuEIEIeH Cor Secretary.
Tie religious and political papers Of all dencaaiens ard pay
respectfully requested BY Tie L-eeuse Oo-Hee !" Ps"
l.k fCsez sdcTetG
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seen In the condition Of the PEOPLE seknoviedsed BY
ell upTrejudiced persons whom me-: Even IN iae iron
ter tours sach as EastpOrt, Calais. Hodgdon- hcaon
and Pre-qne Ises-inienpersnee = very sfeA'y o'''h
ished
For the entire truth Of ny declarations 50 er a. for
land j. concerned have hesitation IN reieIg though
S.srken Rockingham George Pearson, samuel Chase
John Cumming Charles Jones, William Iho;nas and
Hiram Brooks E-qr-+ to J. NJ Thcmp-on Cry Marshal
% W Huse CIV Marshal Of the present year 70 al the
lrgVmen and every other man in Portland OF any char
after for truth aad veTscty. ,,,,
opIy edo In corcius:on. that Mr. Neal hsd abundant
-fsns a. hand Of learning that the facts quite
,v 70 Lis declarations He did 10; choose 20 avail him
tie sources Of correct information but boldly made
statements in relation most important ao]ect wnlca
had 10 foundation IN truth NAL DOW
y
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things Still, we crly accuse the writer OF too
sudden concentration Of elements, that no doubt eA-
lists in stale Of diffusion wherever there Is sense OF
socsl inequsties-of an oppressive discrepancy be-
tween tie ideal and actual In point of expression IS
well &c Of thought the play exhibits distinguished so
i,y The language often displays an antique tinge dis
closing familiarity with the choicest sources OF Ing
sh literature It's erse and nervous character l. 10
admirable keeping with the energetic sentiments that
form the staple If the drains
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CARPET1NGs! CARPETINGs!


TTNlIE subscribers now prepared to offer at the
l. lowest market prices, fullassortmcnt Of superior
VELVET TAPESTRY, :, BRUSSELS TIIREE-PLY,
INGRAM, SCOTCH, VENETIAN, DUTCH
., and LINEN CARPETINGS.
ALSO.
The various widths of PRINTED BAIZEs, or FLOOR
CLOTHS FLOOR and STAIR OIL CLOTHS and CRUMB
CLOTHS GILT and SILvERED STAIR RoDs and STAIR
CARPETISG, RUGS MATS, &C.
AL of which have been selected from the manufac-
turers in the American and English markets, by one
of the partners, and will have them cut made, fit
ted and laid in the most workmanlke manner, and on
the best terms.
We most confidently invite attention to our stock
CURTAIN. MATERIALS.
We are now prepared in our CURTAIN DEPART
MENT to offer the various styles of Curtain SfS in
Sak, WorSted, Linen, and Cotton. Embroidered Lace
and Muslin Curtains Ginps Loops Tasses Cornices &C.
Church Trimmings, Hanefngs, &c.
New designs for which we have now received and they
will be made and put up the best terms in the most
workmanlike manner, and under our own supervision
BROWNING & LEMAN,
Successors 20 c. & 4. L. Kerrison & Co.
. Cor. King aud Marketsts. Charleston, S. C..
Oct 10. 81 If
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New Books.

A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON BUSINESS; or,
N how to get, save. spend give lend and bequcath
MONEY; with an inquiry into the chances of sue
cess and cases of failure in Business. BY Z. T..
Freedey -
Politics for American Christians: & word upon our
example as Nation labor o,irtrade, elections
Education and Congressional Legislation
Ancient Christianity Excmplitcd, by Lyman Coleman.
Footpath and Highway; or, Wandering Of an .lmcri-
can in Great Britain in lS5l-52. BY b. Moran.
Appleton's 2d Series Essays from the London Times.
Mers Philosophy OF History. vols II mo.
New Themes lor Protestant Clergy; Charity and the
Clergy Day Dreams; Basil 4 Romance Home Scenes
and Heart Studies; Boys Treasury of Sports; Bohns
Hand Book of Games; Chids own Book of Fairy
Tales: Coleridges Works; Goldsmith's Works; Cobbs
Miniature Lexicon The Presbyterian Psalmodst,
adapted to the Psalms and Hymns. Approved by the
General Assembly; Aliens Rural Architecture
March SO II. A. YOUNG.
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HI Esuity-KeFss.ayv District.

Hampton Bynum, Gray Bynum. ct. al, VS.. Bobert
Matthews and Anne his wife, c. L. Banner and his
wife Mary, et al.-Bill for Partition
NOTICE is hereby given to the distributes and
~ heirs-ataw of Martha Blumc, deceased who was
sister of the late Benjamin Bineham also to the dis
tributes and heirs-at-law Of Mary Carmichael after
wards Mary Gardiner, deceased, who was likewise
sister Of the said Benjamin Bineham, that the above
Bill filed for Partition Of tie Real Estate of the said
Benjamin Bncham, and that they are required to plead
answer or dcmur to the same within three monhsfrom
the date thereof
W. H. r WORKMAN. C. E. KID.
Commissioners Office, March 7th 1852 (S7)
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TEE TAPE w0RM!

This is the most difficult Worm destroy o ali that In
Fest the humoirsy STEM it grows 10 almost ldefLite
length becoming ceiled and fastened in the ntesncs
and Stomach eectin9 the health sadly to ST.
Virus rance, FITS. &C.. that those afflicted sedtmi If ever
sspee, thatit is Tape Worm fastening them 10 early
grave. In order destroy thus Worm, very energetic
treatment mus be pusued, it would therefore be proper
to take TO OF my Liver ills to remove all absruc
tos that the Worm Synp may acrd direct uponthe orm,
wh BE- taken IN doses Of speoHfus times
day these directions followed have never been known
fail in curing the most obstinate Of Tape Worm.
EeGENsACK'S LIVER PILLS.
NJ paff of The system liable disease than the
LIVER, itserng fierer to purify te blood, giving
The proper secretion Se be that any wrong action
of the Lvereects the other important parts Of the sys
tem and euts variously in Liver Comp p!an Jaundice
Dyspepsia &c We should therefore, watch every symp
tom that might indicate wrong action of the Liver.
These Pills being composed Of ROOTS & PLANTS fur
nished by heal the sick: Namely, st, An EX
PECTORANT, which argments the secretion iron the
Pulmonary membrane promotes the discharge of
secreted matter. End An nAL1ERATE who changes
in some inexpcabla and nsensibe manner the certain
morbid action Of the system 3rd, TONIC which gives
tpne and strength the system, renewing heaiIh
and vgor toalI parsof the body. 4th. "A CATHARTIC,
which perfect harmony with the other ingredients
and operating the Bowels and eIpe!ing the whole
mass OF corrupt and vated matter, and purifying the
Blood which destroys disease and restores health
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HosssNsAGK,s LIVER PILLS.
TO FEMALES.

You will find these Pills invaluable medcinein ma
ny complaints 10 which you subject In distractions
either total partial they have been found Of nestima-
bic benefit, restoring their functional arrangements
healthy action. purifying the bOcd and other Hnidsso e
fectualy put flight all complaints which may arise
from female irregularities. headachs, gddiness dim.
ness Of sight. pain in the side back, &c.
None genuine unless signed j. N Hobensack all others
being base limitation. .->
Agents wishing new supplies, and Store Keepers des-
of becoming Agents must address the Proprietor J.
n Hobensack. No. I20 North 2nd St. above Race ST.
Phi adelphia. Pa.
Sold by every Druggist and Merchant in the U. S.
Agents T. J. DELAY Camden Wholesale and Retail Agt
W. A. Morrison & Co., innsboro, F. Curtis Columbia
J. A. Reed Chesterfield.
0J- Price each 25 Cts. ...- 7-
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E.a Equity-Kersila,v District.

Hampton Bynum, Gray Bynum, et. al. u.s. Robert Mat
thews and Auno his wife, G. L. Banner and Mary,
his wife, ct al.-Bill for Partition.
TT appearing tony satisfaction that Robert Matthews
l. Anne Matthews, G. l. Banner, Mary Banner, Ben
jamn B. Blume, John c. Bluhe, John Farmer, Thomas
Hampton, Elizabeth Hampton, Elizabeth Farmer Jno.
Johnson, Tabitha Johnson and Abner Carmichael, De-
cndunts to the above Bill, absent from and reside
beyond the limits Of this State: 1t is ordered on mo-
ton Of Shannon, Solicitor for Complanants that they
do plead answer or demur to the said Bill within three
months from the publication thereof in default where
of an order pro conicsso will be ordered against them
~ W. II. r. WORKMAN, C. L. K D.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, March I, 1852. ($7
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New Editions of Medical Cooks.

New Editions of Medical Cooks.
Carpenters Principles of Physiology; General and
Comparative London edition
Carpenters Elements ofPhysioogy American edition
g Principles Of Human Physiology
Condie on Diseases Of Children
Churchill on Infants and Children
Z" Midwifery and Diseases Of Women
CazcneuX do. Rigbys do.
Meigs do. Devices do.
g Diseases Of Children
Budd on Dis asses of the Liver: Bartlett on Fevcrs
Devices on Children; Dewees on Females
Ounglinsons Therapeutics and Matera Mediea
q OH Human Health
" Medical Dictionary
Druts Modern Surgery; Fergusons Practical Surgery
Millcrs Principles Of Surgery
' Practice of do
williams Principles Of Medicines
Wilson's Human Anatomy
1Iorncrs Special Anatomy. 2rols.
Horner & Smiths Anatomical Atlas
Watson's Practice of Physic
Grifith's Universal Formulary: Ellis do
United States Dspensatory Gritliths Medical Botany
Taylors Medical Jurisprudence
Dr. Guys Forensic Medicine
Mullers Physiology; Goddard on the Teeth
Roget's Outlines of Physiology and Phrenology
Jones Opthalmc Medicine
Wilson on diseases Of the Skin
Berzcus on the Skin; Ebere's Practice Of Medicine
Smith on Parturtion Copeland on ApopeXy and Palsy
Pocket Medical Lexicon
Gums Domestic Medicine; Simons do
Smiths Domestic Medicine, Surgery and Matcria Med
ica with directions for diet management ofthe sick
room. administration of medicines bathing, treat
mcnt of Cholera, Antidotcs for Poisons, dc.
March s. A. YOUNG.
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FRESH GROCERIES,

rJNIIE Subscriber is now receiving, at the Store for
l. merly occupied by Mr.. sam'l Benson, general
assortment of Groceries, consisting Of
5SUGARS-loaf, Crashed, and Brown.
$COFFEE-Rio, Lagura and Java
: TEAS-Gunpowder Hyson and Black.
MOiASSES-New Orleans and WI -
CANDLES-Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow. >.
SPICES-Cinnamon, Nutmegs, Gloves, Allspice'
Ginger, Pepper, English and American Mustard.
FRUITS-Figs, Prunes Ctron Raisins, Whole, l-2
and IA Boxes; Apples, Oranges, Lemons Almonds,
Brazil Nuts, English Walnuts, Filberts PecansNuts.
SAUCES-Waluut and Tomato Ca'sup; Worces-
tershire. John Bull, Reading, Harvey, and Pepper
Sauces
PICKLES-English and American.
PRESERVES-Gingera and Assorted
BRANDY FRUIIS-Cherries, Pine Apples and
Peaches
FISH-N1ackarel, Kits and Bbs., Salmon, Picked
and Fresh, lin Cans,) SarGincs.
Sugar Cured Hams Smoked Tongues, Lard, Irish
Potatoes, Onions Cheese Crackers, Starch, Soap,
Maccaroni. '...
Tobacco and Cigars.
A general assortment of Brandies. Wines and Ii
quors together with most all the articles found in
well assorted Grocery Store which will dispose OF
at the lowest possible rates for CASH
Feb l5-7tf J. A scHRoCK. :.
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SelefteO iloetrp.
From the Ne1c Havea Register.
MARY AT THE MASTERS FEET.
NJ VIRGINIA F. TOWNSEND.

.'.- MARY al 'Ef1G TNaSI6tSS EIH1.
ny VIRGINIA F. TOWNSEND.
And Nary has chosen that better part arhich shall no
- be taken array from her."-LuKEx X, 40
- OIL softly did the sunshine creep,
- cAt'noon, that lattice through,
- AS thongh with faint and muhed feet,
II came that scene to view; =
And softly did its fingers wierd
= Glide round her raven HAIR
= Till halflike halo'd saint appeared =
s The jewish maiden there. y
!, Hour after hour, those meek dark eyes,
3 Looked on: the Masters face ~. :.
{ And Indias sunset flushed the skies,
While there she kept her place;
Enough it was those tones to hear,
Enough for her that voice,
- Whose low sweet music filed her ear, 49,.
And bade her heart rejoice.
Ss5asss4-.-t--. - So '.
OH Mary, thou hast worn the crown,
And 'mid the choir on high,
) Thy starry wreath thou hast thrown down
Whene'er thy Lord passed byl
- But doth thine eye this record see?
And does it thrill thy heart
To know the Master said Of thee
8 shesehose the better part2"
Oil .ye who minsle mid the throng
With sin and folly rife,
( Who waste amid the dance and song,
49, The brief hour of your life
Who to the father bend no knee,
- 80
4 Nor upward Lift the heart
8 How shalt the master say of thee,
ss She chose the better part?"
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

ES0 PAIRS Geutlemen's Boys Youths and Chill
lCU drcn's BOOTS, Kip and Calfpcggedand sew
ed, welt and. pump, fair, stitched and Judged,
from No. 5, Childs, to No. l3 Mens-irom
81 TO $40
Gentcmens fine Calf and Cloth and Congress Caters.
", Bootees, fair and stitched
waterproof from
S2toS5
Mems Boys and Youths kip and calf L. and B. peg
ged and scwed Brogans, from SOC to Sl.50
Women's Boots and Shoes, peggcd and sewed from
Csc to $l.25
&" Slippers, from Csc TO Sf.25
Ladies' and Misses fine CATERS all colors and sizes
p" Calf Goat, Kid Morocco and
enameed Bootees Buskins, Ties and Slippers
from 75c. to 50. For sale at the lowest price
Oct &c. WORKMAN 4 BOONE.