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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-09-09
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FOR ONLY 81.

FUR UNI n.
ON the receipt of 81, will be mailed to any per-
" son a recipe of q remedy for Horses, while
suffering with Bolts or Grubs, which was never
known to fail to give ease in their greatest agony,
if given in time. Many valuable horses have been
saved from an untimely death by this remedy, and
if given as advised, and it fails, the money viii be
refunded. No person who has a horse should be
without this recipe. Other remedies will be added,
which viii be conducive to health and thrift, and Q
great preventive of distemper, which horses are
subject to. Address R. NJ. BROWN, the P. NJ. Of
New Hill P. o., Wake county, N. G..
March 2. 1857 5I-3m
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SAVE YOUR MONEY.

ECONOMY is wealth, and we encourage the
IL practice Of it by selling well-made Clothing
and Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods at a great sa-
wing in prices.
Our stock of Spring and Summer Clothing.
which we have made up expressly for this marker.
is now large and desirable, to which additions are
being made by the constant reception of new goods,
and we pledge ourselves to make it the Interest
Of purchasers to buy of SCHLoSS, BRO. & co.
Raleigh, April Is, 1857. a.
We also keep for sale a large assortment of Hats
Caps, Shoes, Boots and Caters.
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RIDGEWAY SELECT
MALE SCHOOL,

THE next session will commence Monday the
9Th ofJuly 1857, and close Cd Friday the 9th
ofNoyember following. Terms as heretofore. Those
wishing to patronize the School would greatly
promote the progress of pupils by sending them on
the first day. Address,
VIM. H. BASS,
Ridgeway, Warren Co., N. G.
Nov 1Isf 1877
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WILL wAMPUM.
9umGr0ns.
For the Spirit Of the Age.
For the amusement Of your readers you
can insert the following grand specimen of
the way some Middle Carolina swain has
breashed forth the swarm emotions, Of his
gizzard"
NV lotly and truo yalentine.-Feb. 14th
Dear Miss, I'm very much inclined to
chose you for my valentine.
When the winter Is passed
The snow is now ore
We think Of the pleasure
That spring viii be ore
The song Of the lark
The mourn Of the dove
Will then be q Token
To the Of my love.
Saw not that / shall never have the pleas
are Of enjoying one smile Of your face,
aimee from loving you ! cant refrain. But
ah-nothin to compar with the charme it
wood give me to Bask thy sweet smiles of
your face.
1 wishe you the purest air aud hapyest
Asyes Of this long lonesom
leap year.
I would be glad to here from you soon
French rare
1t happened once that a tourist from La
Belle France, found his way into the noun
tain businesses of Connemaras and put up
at q small roadside inn, kept BY one Paddy
0DOnohne. Paddy way not IN q habit Of
entertaining such guests, but with native
poEteness not to be outdone BY that just
fresh imported from France, he welcomed
che wayfarer and bowed him to . seat IN
the little private parlor, back OF the kitch-
en-.
Having his weary limbs, which were
someyhatd islocatcd BY a ride overthe rough
mountains. in arude specimen Of natures
FIRST attempt at cart making, Monsieur
knocked on the table, and quickly Pat ap-
peared to the
well, your honor2
tAh, Monsieur Maitre dHotel, viii you
be 50 goOt as to have me some dinner
AAh then, to be sure l can, your honor
The digil a house from this to Square Mar
tins can give better accommodations to I
man and stick. My word is
Walk in who PLACES,
The rest go to blsass."
Whether the little French tourist exactl
comprebended the force Of time bat eel
tain q i he sbrupoed his shoulders an
Hooked black epouaf'
sRnt nav I male hold To az yer honoi
La 80 g. d;nnar -
TLa :rhua" anna.;,a n,omntsa n
,..n-sl ontnsss and be tberefore puesse
q nn.u up.r. q p sss cnsrv
sne PurPors q ras query
ny Peese'n
NJ PseIS, :
very sell, llgl alni, you sos me soN
Pee Tyba l .h ny ol = sa.. 7 nil, var homo
WI I'M = De sure W."
~uu "io e
away bens .ne hose " opsy snese y
slgn 3sueis WIZ 8 ian1 w
.a-.a aSosnL
IT. ~ 49,. an5 49, !. 80
ua..a - E.eaeL d;..s.;an
Me- 800 mo.s;ns p.Sdn enDa.raS NJ
ii. Soorder w;.53
iWIatH vonr honor have for Inner
A.nv
sAh nv rood friend. Won neepeon VI
ooot yerv aoot ;ndead 4 shaiI have mr.
5eereop TO-DAY. Ell
On vent The veal. and eaoh dav '
The u@utirinp taste Of the epicurean ton,
.sunplied With more peoeeop.
Saturday came, and with it came
host.
Whatn your honor have for dinner
morrow, Sunday, you know?'
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THE WORLDS
Great Exhibition Prize Medal,
AWARDED TO G. MEYER

For his TtOo Pianos, London, Oct, Is, 1851.
~ MEYER respectfully informs his friends and
VI the public generally, that he has constant
ly on hand Pianos equal to those for which he re-
ceived the Prize Medal in London in 1851.
All orders promptly attended to, and great care
taken in the selection and packing the same.
He has received during the last Is years more
medals than any other maker from the Franklin
Institute; also First Premiums at Boston, New
York and Baltimore.
Warerooms removed from SO S. Fourth 81. In
No: 722 Arch street, below Eighth, south side,
Philadelphia.
Aug. Sd, 1857. 5u-amna
M no WANTS A CHEAP PIANoATHE
w subscriber las for years been engaged in tbe
purchase and sale of Pianos, Harps. Melodeons
Guitars, Music, de-, and being a practical Musi
elan, has givan entire satisfaction. He buvs direc,
~ from the manufacturers, and is thereby reI;ev.
ed from heavy reRts and other expenses.-Eyery
instrument sold by him receives his personal attain.
1oh, and is guaranteed not only as to quality. but
being cheaper than it can be procured at any
Wholesale house in the United States. A printed rs,
OF prices, accompanied by the most unouestionahI,
references, sent free of charge to all parts Of IN,
world on application to
JAMES NJ. EDNEY,
Sc, John street, New York.
December 81, 1855. "a,
L10-I
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CORNER.
For N. Spirit Of the Age.
''Travelers Rest"

For the Spirit of the Age.
Travellers Rest"
When to the village first | came,
i heard this STANCE unusual namej
And thought at once, I'd go and see,
Where it was, and what it could be.
found it ; twas q beAuteous glade,
A cot embosomed in the shade;
But more than all, . friend, 1 found
One in whose goodness there's no bound.
One Who, whom I nm far away,
I still will think Of every day
And pray that heaven may ever bless,
Ny own loved friends, at Travellers Rest,
MINNIE E. RAY.
conusyboro,, s. C.
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FIRE INSURANCE.
MCGEE 4 WILLIAMS, AGExTs
FOR RALEIGH, n. c.

GREENSBORO MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
VI Such has been the care and economy of the
officers of this Company, that we are free from
debt have made no assessments, and have now
on hand a large capital, viz in premium notes
$457 ,059 % in cash $13,345 S9-making a to-
tai of $470,504 90 to meet any losses that may
accrue; we therefore have no hesitation in saying
to the public, that there is no safer Company in
the southern country. The most of the Risks in
this Company being in the Western part of the
State, where the danger from FIRE is much less.
OFFICERS:
JAMES SLOAN, President.
E.. W. 0GBURN, Vice President.
G. P. MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Sec. and Treasurer.
W. ]. Mcconnell,
ia. Mebane, Executive Committee.
J. NJ. Garrett,
All communication on business connected will
this off ce, should be addressed to
PETER ADAMS, Secretary.
Greensboro, N. c., July q, 1857. 4s-tf
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VAAOADAG 1IOOI HIG1 l..
IN He subscriber offers the valuable Tract of
i Land for sale, lying on both sides of Toms
Greek, containing two hundred acres, about one
half under cultivation. The remainder is good
wood land. This is q good stand for store and
tavern. Terms easy and accommodating. For
further particulars, address me by mail.
LEE R. GIBSON.
Toms Creek, May, % 1857. 4O-tf.
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OPENED this morning new style single Breas-
" ted Vests, with Tabs, the best style of Sum-
mer Vests out. W. a.. WILLIAMS & CO.
June Q, 1857. Al
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N E W B o OK

NEW BOOK.
.I7AWKs HISTORY OF NORTH CARO-.
az LIMA. Volume one now ready. Price
$l25, Postage when sent by mail 81 cts.
The succeeding volumes will be furnished
as soon as published.
at P0MEROY'S.
le-tf.
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ORDINARY,s SALE.

RT virtue OF an order from W j. Parsons. ESQ.
~ Ordinary of Pi"kcns district, will be sold be-
fore the Sheriif's office, at Pickens Court House.
on the first Mondoy in June next, to the highest t
bidder, the IeEAL hS1'A7,E of Absalom Glib
son, deceased, situate in Pckens district, on both
SIDES OF Little River, adjoining lands of Col Jet-
tha Norton John Capeliart and others, contain
ing -Four Hundred and Sixty Acres more or less.
originally granted to Jacob Capehart
FERNS Of SaiG-Sod on credit of twelve
months with interest from date. except the costs
which will be required on day of salc The pur
chaser giving bond with two good suretics, with
mortgage OF the premises if required by the
Ordinary, and pay for titles.
May {, 1851 43 Il
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state of South Carolina,
IN EoUITY-PTcKENs.

IN EoUITY-PTCKENS.
Abraham Duke, Harriet Duke and Ransom Duke,
as.
Joseph Dolleson Melinda Dolleson. Benjamin
p Cannon Washington Cannon, Carter Cannon
James Cannon. Margaret Marchbanks Judy or
Judith Kendrck, Elijah Cannon, Martha Brown
and William Gilstrap.
BILL PoR PARTITION, ACCOUNT, RELIEF, 90.
fHHE Complanants having fled their bill of
complaint, and it appearing tony satisfaction
that Joseph Dolleson, Melinda Doleson Benia
min Cannon, Washington Cannon, Carter Cannon,
james Cannon, Margaret Marchbanks. judy or
Judith Kendrick Elijah Cannon and Martha
Brown, defendants to said bill. reside without the
limits of this State: on motion of Q. j. Elford
planants' solicitor,it it is ordered that the said
absent defendants do plead, answer, dem,r to
the said bill of complaint, within three months
from this date, or the said bin will be taken as
confessed against them.
RoBT., A. THOMPSON, c.E.rp
Com'rs Office. March 81 1857 3m
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tronomcr, Won Littrow, has put a quetus
upon all cometic fears by the statements
"that the matter Of which comets consists
forms an extremely loose texture, that com
cts are in reality not coherent masses, but
mere agglomerations of small corpuscules,
separated from one another By barge inter
s,icea. Highly improbable as lis, because
1t could only take place by concurrence
of circumstances hardly conceivable, that n
collision Of the earth and the nucleus Of n
comet should ensue, such nm event, far from
ent,ilng destruction on this world, could
only be compared at the most with the fall
of a meteor. and in its effects would ba.ek
equal those produced by our thunderstorms
and hurricanes. A mere passing of the
earth throughthe luminous uppendages Of
one of these bodies, which, il is true, might
more easily. happen, would be unattended
by any Injurious consequences, since the
matter of which comets consist is not cohe-
rent substance, ror is il even an atmosphere
such as we could not inhale."
HAIL STORM IN MIssIssrpPI.--We learn
from passengers on the mail train Yesterday,
that the vicinity of Bottoms Depot, in Hinds
county, was visited with tremendous hail
storm about 2 o'clock, p. NJ, on Wcdnes-
day. The size of the hail stones was cx-
traordinary, many Of them being nearly rs
large as hens egg, The hail covered the
ground to the depth of four or FIVE inches,
and when the train passed yesterday morn
ing, there was no difficulty in gathering
large quantities from the ground where il
teil. Cotton, corn. and every description
of crops within the range of the storm were
literally ruined, cut off, and beat into the
earth. The storm passed over a belt of
| country about four miles wide. and ranged
from North to South. The length of the
path is not yet ascertained, but il is known
to have been some twelve or fifteen miles
long V'ehs6nrg Wig, 8M.
WATcHrNG THE CoMEr-One of the
night polce--says the Cincinnati Enquir,
er-found a man lying on his back on
Fourth street, night before last, evidently
in the "last stages" of in,oxicalion. He
endeavored to arouse him, when the follow
ing conversation ensued o.,.a. on.
Hello I! wake up here, old lvllow."
"Eh, Gn a drunken growl) what, do ye
want, (hic0 can't ye let . toier bc. say'"
Q,ic)
Get up, l say you've no business here,
at this time oi the night get up here and
come along with me-"
"No business horef Well Irecon Qlic)
that have. You sec, my boy, I'm here
for (hic) scientific purpses-I'm (hic) watch
ing for the great Comet !"
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Consignees at Anderson Depot,
FOR WEEK ENDING MAY ia

Blue Ridge Rail Road, d johnson. e
'B IL Go, w S II, Isserteil q Norman, L ii
Tunno, 1t Arnold, A 2 Calhoun, J ii
Voight, S & Sloan, ID Brown. p S Winters
w Sloan, j t Sloan, S IL e w Brown, A
NJ Holland, j j Duke, B & T S @, w II
ID G, Whitner & O, E & EFF Alexander,
} s Palmer, s S Cherry, McFall III &c Co,
Clark d Co, G Seaborn, t & S, Brown, Van
diver IL Co, J II MAXWELL II Faicn, J.B
Sitton, Pendleton Mfg, Co, Towers 4 Sloan,
w & c, J Steele, j V Shanklin, w A
Hayne, Shelor Il S, III E Ravehel, e n
Smyers. f. RICE, Agent.
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G. III. IssEnrEL. A. u. NORMAN
IsSERTEL s NORMAN,

ISSERTEL 8 NORMAN,
WaIFalla, s. C.
WtlB subscribers beg leave to inform their
4 friends and the public generally. that
they are now receiving q largo and elegant
assortment of seasonable
Dry aSOOds,
Consisting OF the usual variety, which are
of the latast styles aud most beautiful p, l.
terms. Together with fresh supply of
GROCERIES,,
Peaseslhissed axe beet ternis 10 tie New
York, Baltimore snS Oaarlestot, markets.
and will be sold on the best terms for cash
only, Try them.
JcSvcfry, &c.
They also have on hand very valuable
Stock of Jewelry, Including spis did Cold
and Silver Watches, and Fancy Attiples.
Drugs, medicines, {&c. :,
Their Stock in this department Is heavy,
and the assortment general, aud, es great
care was bad in .purchasing, the purchaser
may rest assured Of getting pure article.
Their Stock embraces ql,iie variety of
other articles, which can only be apprecia.
ted by being seen. Call early and buy
hargains, IssBsrnL d NoRMAS.
WaIhalIa, May 9a, 1857 40 4
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R r. M OV AL.
H. FAJEN,
NHERGKEANT TAHE,nHe

NN N AN u u Nh HlWHHJ
as removed from his old stnnd in the Town
~ of lVALHALLA to hisnew Shop opposite
lsserte d Norman's. where he is prepared to ac-
conimodate his friends and the public, with any
Thing in bis line, at the shortest notice and ON the
most reasonable terms.
= He jus receiving large and very superior
Stock o. Ctptlls, Cassinacres,, fancy and
plain; LINENS, n great variety yestipgs of all
patterns, .d great variety OF other articles.
Ready Made Clothing,
general assortment from the very best and
most fashionable makers
lIo returns his thanks for past linerai patron
ageraDd pledges satisfaction to purchasers ut his
store Give me- trial at my new stand
Walhalla, May cs 1857 46
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SWEHEFF,S SALES.

DN virtue of sundrv writs of fier fncias to mo
- directed, will he sold before the Court House.
IN tickens District. within the legal hours on the
first Monday and Tuesday in June next,
One tract of land, containing two hundred anil
fifty seven acres more or less adioinipg lands of
j. j. Garvin, Robert johnson and Others. alsn ON,
other tract of land, containing six hundred acres
more or less. adjoining lands OF j. A. Easily. ir.,
Widow Mcrk and others, levied on as the preper
~ oi Il. N. Gnrvin, at the suits of Phillips and
NcCarr"il, Il. a, Steele Admir-, VIM. Dosgs and
others. 90
One house and lot in the town of WnlhoIla
whcrc"n +. W eibcnS now lives, adjoining IL Fa
gen and others, levied ON as his property at tn.
Sut oi r. sharpe, for f. Is. Benson against B. D.
Rice and f. Nlebens
295 acres of land more or less on Notors NJ civ
mile creek, adjoining lands of John Howard. j. +.
Howard and others, levrd on as the prnperty ,,f
SAMUEL Smith, Mt the suit Wm Oliver. survivor
and others.
One tract Of land, containing one hundred and
thirty acres more or less, adjoining lands of Join
Ahmeyer, q. Wendelken and others levied ON MS
the property of VIM. Lady Mt the suit of G. w !.
Phillips for another and others
l0t acres of land more or less. near WalbalIa
adjoining lands of F. Wicbens NJ Crenshow and
others; also, half acre lot, No. 40. in the town
at Walhhila. adjoining lots of j. W. f. Thompson.
lhos. NJ Adair and others, levied on as the prop.
erty OF d. H. Fischer deceased at the suit of the
German Settlement Society of Charleston.
One tract of land containing one hundred and
seventy acres more or less, known as the Cedar
rock place, adjoining lands of w BramIctt Ezc
kel Smith, Isaac Miller aud others. levied on ns
the property OF l. l.. Painter, at the suit of a. I}.
d j. Towers.
Terms cash; purchasers to pny for papers.
l.. G. CRAIG, SID.
May I, 1857 az tJ
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state Of South Caroline,
IN EQUTTY--PIcKENs.
Mary Ann Couch

Mary Ann Couch
vs. Bill for Partition
Robert Couch and others
# appearing to my satisfaction that the eirs at
l. law Of Eiender Baker to wit: John Bake.
Forester and wife Elizabeth, William Baker. Lu.
einda Baker. Robert Baker, Richard Baker Crnw-
ford Baker and Lewellen Baker, defendants to
this bill Of complaint reside without the limits Of
this State: motion of Harrison complainanfs
solictor, il is ordered that the said absent defend.
ants oplead, answer. ordcmur TO the said bill Of
complaint, within three months from the pub.
lcatlon hereof OF the said bin will be taken pyo
co,,teSSo as to them.
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, cErp.
Conl'rs office MAY 2. 1857 Sin
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TOLLE I'd.

THOS. DODGENS tolls be fore me ono stray
4 Steer supposed to be three years old. has rod
sides white back and belly with white face !:
smHtkPa WIN cropt OIL the left year and swallow
fork and nader bit in the right--appraised NJ sII
Which said steer may he found al fhos. DoygcDs.
Jocnssee Valley---tle owner to prove property,
pay expenses and take him away.
April G, 1851 JOHN kNOX, M.pp
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STOP THE STEERSi

CTRAYED off in March from the subscriber
" two Red and White Steers, marked with
crop and half crop in each year, four years old
one is no horned. with warts under his belly and
knock kneed behind the other hns short horns
lying close to his head like the Buffalo Any one
giving me such information, as will enable me to
get them, will receive suitable reward Address
me at Walhalla. ID. GAILLARD
NAV a. 1857 43
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DIR. II. w. GREEN

DFFhKS his Professional services to the citi
~ zens of Pickens District, in the practice Of
Medicine IN It's various branches. He would say
that hG has an experience of ten wears in practice
Office in his Store Anril IA tSs7
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STATE OF SOUTE8 CAROLINA,

IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
wv NHEREAS, Louisa A. Stephens hath mp
plicd to me for letters of administration
upon nl and singular the pcraonal property, goods
and chattels. rightsUnd credits, belonging to the
estate OF d. 4 Stephens, late of the State and
district aforesaid, deceased the kinircd and cred
itorS of said deceased are therefore. cited to ap-
pear before the Court Of Ordinary, for the district
aforesaid, on Monday the Sth day OF June next,
10 sfew cs,tse, u say they cam Why said letters
should not be granted. Given .u,iiier my hand
aml seal, tho ss,l day Of May, 1857.
W, J, PARSONS, ORR.
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SPRING & SUMMER SUPPLIES
]. B, E. SLOAN & co.

w II are now receiving the largest and most
W complete assortment of
G00D 8
That we have ever brought to this place. which
we are willing. TO sell at short profits Our
Goods have been carefully selected in New
York, Philadelphia and Charleston. We can
bcalways found at our post willing and ready to
show our Goods free of charge.
Wewll take in exchange for Goods, Corn, Rve
Wheat Oats, Bacon, Lard, Tallow. Beeswax
Honey, Homespun. Rags, Chickens, Ducks Tur.
keys Eggs. Butter, DC, at the market ptce.
April ID. 1851 IL If
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HARD TINES" The Dablonega Uum-
Bin county, Ga.j Mountain Sigfal says /:
The cry of "hard times" is to be heard in
all quarters Of the up country. In Gilmer,
Fannin, Union, and our own county, pro
visions are becoming exceedingly and
we fear that many of our people will suffer
greatly before the harvest season rolls a.
round Many of the families now in our
county, from what we can learn, have been
without meat for weeks, and but small al.
lowance Of bread. Many cattle and hogs
are dying from hung A gentleman in
forms us, who has just passed through Fan
min and Union counties, that he scarcely
passed farm which did not give evidence
of some decayed carcass, many of which
he saw. Truly the times are becoming
distressing.
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SPRING g. SUMMER GOODS
TEasS. he. KNEE
AFlNG returned from Charleston with sn.
III pcrb and well selected stack of

AVlNG returned from Charleston with sn.
III pcrb and we'll selected stack Of
Spring G Summer Goods,
Consisting partly Of elegant Muslin and Barcge
Robes and Dresses, superb Mantillas and Mantle.
let's. with great variety of other articles. is Of.
fering them for sale at the most reasonable rates
She also has ON hand BONNEJ;S, of every dc.
scripion and style. and amongst them n few of
the new style Gipsey Bonnet; elegant Emlrode-
rles in Collars, Sleeves aud Bands; Calcocs and
Ginghams, beautiful patterns; fine Long cloth
and Twills. and many other FINE GOODS of
new brands and styles. including splendid VA.
rlety "t Flowers, Ribbons, Laces, etc. a LSO,
Gen,'emen's and Boys Hats, with good assert.
mcnt Of Goods in this line
return my sincere thanks for past favors, and
respectfully solicit the continued patronage of
the public Please call, Ladies, and examine for
yonrselves-beauiful Goods and bargains will
be sold on the very best terms
Walhalln April l8. 1857 IN 9m
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ADMINISTRATORS SAFE.

THERE will be sold on the 1911, June next. at
l my store near Pumpkntown, OWE LLKE.
LY NEGRO GIRL. about ten or eleven years
of age. Terms-on credit Of nine months, with
note, approved security and interest
MATTHEW KEITH, Adn'r
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GUN & BLASTING POWDER.
MY POWDER MILLS being now in active op.
lI Grafton, GUN AND BLASTING row.
DER can he furnished to dealers and Others at
low rates. All orders addressed to d. BiEMANy,
Walhalla, will be attended to.
JOHN A, WAGNER
Sept. 20, 1885 l2 If