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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-06-24

"A |" feller" coming home from
California, had a monster rattlesnake
in a wicker cage, which he deposited
with his other plumber under his bed
at Chagres. The room contained fifty
beds-half full of drunken and sick
"fellers." During temporary alb
scence of the owner, the snake got
loose, and the owner coming in, and
finding the critter gone, yelled out,
Everlasting misery2 who's seen my
watchmanl" Many heads popped up
from the fea.infested, dirty beds, but
nobody had seen the missing article.
"What was he old feller, you're in
quiring forl" says a bald headed man.
"Why, my watchman; all my dust is
under my bed, here, and Ileft guard
with it, but he's gone.no "Guardl was
he niger Or a white fellerln y "Nof
he was a California rattlesnake-Gine
feet long, and fify-two rattles on his
tail. Have any ofyou fellers seen the
tarnal critter crawling around heres"
They hadn't but all who were able to
get out Of bed and mizzle did so, in a
bunch.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-06-24
Qoetrg.
WILT THOU LOVE ME THUS
FOREVER

Thou gazest, deep and earnest
Deep and earnest are thine eyes;
know that in our being
There are answering sympathies
know there dwells upon me
An affection rich and pure,
And ask, with anxious yearning,
"Will it ever thus endure 2"
Quick changes come pom us ..
Changes not in our control
There arc shadows and ecIipses,
And dark tides upon the soul.
With tremulous emotion,
accept thy bounteous store,
But ask, with anxious yearning,
"Wilt thou love me evermore? y
Thou knowest all my weakness;
Thou knowest all my power
Thou'st read my life, and knowest
Every word and every flower;
And II within my nature
ANY gracious gift there be,
| would its brightest rad lance
Should transfuse itselfto thee.
God knows, no selfish impulse
Draws my heart thus close to thine
would that all thy toiling
Should partake of the divine;
Iwould be wise and perfect,
Living truly, heartily,
That life's most glorious halos
Cha,,1I -,,..a,,,,I ,,,l hullnt,f ihnat
And it, upon thy pathway,
have cast one tiny ray
Made one moment brighter. happier,
BY my life, or by my lay
Then thou canst not love a nature
That is meaner than my own;
Thou canst never have enjoyment
In a soul of lower tone.
So rest my heart conented,
For, in this clearer view,
Isee thou'lt not withhold me
Such love as is my due;
And il some richer nature
With the gift that once was mine,
| must bow my head submissive
To law Of the Divine
But, with earnest, strong endeavor,
would labor by thy side,
Earn the right to be companion,
Fellow-worker, and thy guide
Through all earth's weary turmoil,
Keep loving soul and pure,
And thy boun.es of affection
Will forever, thus endure.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-06-24

Somewhere over in Jersey,a month
or two ago, the manager of a compa,
ny of itinerant actors was applied to
by q lank legged chap for an engage.
ment. The fellow, who looked lugu-
brious enough to be the shadow of a
badly acted Hamlet, stumbled across
the stage and unjointing himself, col
lapsed into a chair.
"Well; sir, what's your line Of bust
nessl"
"Not particular--anything that
pays"
"Ever been. on the stagel"
"Sartin-druv the regular mail six
MONTHS" replied the aspirant, throw,
ing a quid Of dogleg at the head ofthe
big fiddle, and his left leg over tie
right one at one and the same time.
81 think our company isis full"
"Yaas-I thought they'd be full
when | saw 'em swillin' down Seth
Smiths rum, yaas, very full"
Dye s'pose you can do the land
lord of the Lady of Lyons l'
Eyes sir-ee-l've done all the land
lords in Camden"
Aspirant wasn't engaged. ..,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-06-24

the last being the place of publication
"Ah," said he, "'Paris' must be
some relation Of mine. A mighty
smart man he is, too, to write sich a
whaling big book as this, and all in
Greek. III name my son arter him. =
And so the present worthy bearer Of
the cumbrous soubriquet was christ
ened. In spite Of his name he has
held high honors, having been Gov.
ernor Of the State of Maine for four
years.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-06-24


UVirgil D. Paris, of Maine, has
been appointed Naval Storekeeper al
Portsmouth, N. H., vIce Redding, re-
moved.
There is a funny story told about
the manner in which this Mr.. Virgil
Delphini Paris got his name. His
father, an honest but unlettered man,
on the day of the young gentleman's
birth, happened to take up an old
"Delphini" edition Of Virgil, printed
in France. 1t being all Latin except
the title page, the old man interested
himself with that. After spelling
over it for some time he managed tC
make out the three words,
"Virgil Delphini,p sa
"P1,iS.p
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-06-24
TERNTs OF ADVERTISING.

All rule and figure work VIII be chlrged one
half more than the above rates.
Special notices will be charged double the above
rates. .t.
Cards of Physicians, Lawyers, or others, con-
aiming five lines or less, IS per annum.
Obituary notices exceeding five lines will be
charged half price,
t3g- Notices of all kinds for the benefit Of pri-
yateindividuals, charged at the usual rates.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-06-24
Ggs 3fGt9rtgu 9tmotrat.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
ALEX. PEARCE.

OFFICE IN MALoNE's. BUILDING
-
.4. FRONT STREET, M'ARTHUR, ONO.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-06-24
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

One copy ono year, in advance, ,Fr $3.50
If paid after six months, 200
Clubs of ten new subscribers to p. o. 1000
The money must invariably accompany the
orders from Clubs.
tg- No paper win be discontinued until all ar
Iaarages are paidup, unless OF the option of the
Publisher, ff ar. r........ 4 Ir,..,-..,..l- u y
When the paper Is not ordered to be discontin-
ued 1t tatio end cf the year, II viii be continued,
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narrcs MEDICINES, &c.
1,FNEDY FOR COUGHS. COLDS,
II ..xr.n GA Avn NERNNlLS nEADANuE -

DEMEBf Fbk tUVUhot SNDDnt
IL NEURALGIA AND NERVOUS hEADAChf :.
US itRs =" Dsws' C1UGu EIINlR is the bert resnedy
t,owp for Cauels s9d Colds; but perhaps 1t u not
h.aliv "a "a Ell known that u has relieved parma
Re' ,.a,sl : ,see OF Neuralgia af.i Nervous Head
~" A;enti,u is vsiu,sted t. the following GER
,"tr,,, tom sir MINsrtA, Rentleuaan well known
!" sEr,wsnyn January Is, lsSS.-This IL 20 certify
eat have suffered from Nervous Headache ana
S,nrslsja Ynosi severely toT several wears. ! nave
y u ,'sra,,s ,tfnt,ien bet found no relief until,
h,,'t lie Id Of November, lS17, I was induced 20
S -, W. DAVIS COUCH ELlAiR. which ! iownd
- vfgat benefit to lnvset My daushtcr, VINO mas
s,I a N r.,,gh since her infancy, has been an.
81, sgrsri nv the use of MIS- DAVIS medicine, and
. u,, free frS,a cough ami more vigorous than she
A. l.s1, n any period II hen HE believe e 10 be
go st yAluahlt ,e,,i,ue we'll as very pleasant
- ain nervous and general debility,
Cd" VI" "'' $500 j q. WINSvoN.
-, ale hr Mira 4 i DAVIS Fisher Winston.
Nglsn.ush i Johnston, + ! fiCot. Bodeker sSd
charles u Yale. res
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New BOOKS AND FRESH SUPPLIES.

hthaIEs on GESNEsARET, &c ac.
HDTI,H Commentary, 5 vols, qnarto; Si250
S'nrlD : Commentary. 3 vols; 90
DaNlEL Bakers Revival Sermons; 90
~ 1nSD'E Essays: TIC
iiDDlE GA lst Corinthians: 100
4pkNlNi Bid Night atches: SIC
nthohlEs Of Genhessret. by the author OF
gosy IA ' " " ~
nnnMuEikSof Bethany, by tke same; 62e
Z, bHfoL Premier, Family Prayers. Footsteps
u =, Paul DC 5c by the same author
MIDNIGHT HAr1n5aics. by Winslow. book of
c01s ,aton; &c - ' Wv" "
biiishup hopkins American Citizen; 40
nHnGE hlDiEts Know ledge OF God: 200
bnenI5iAt p f1,Y VI tse Great king; $50
nAhfh's Baptism Ia a Entshall; ID
80, a sD and Onward. by the author 81 Ifish
a oon ~ chiid Histories Of the United States
"fe' ~ aud Rome, each ~
Ca M ~ no ny IA sea.ra Use, psyson aud Duntons
NYt' DoYa sssVIted, Ae, AZ. nah Z--3t
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
y n rT TrEEN \ ~ THE NORTH SIDE or MAIN,

Be BlEsTWEEN lZrH AND GOVERNOR sTREETS, in
THE CITY OF RICHMOND As trustee In a Ger.
tam Feed q II ust from David Curry and wife, bear
Ing date the 2lst January 1851 duly recorded in
thereof, proceed 70 sell at public auction, on the
premises on MONDAY, the 18th day OF April, 1858
AT Il o'clock ii fair If not the next fair day the
excellent granite front Store snd~ Dwelling located
AZ above adIoining the Banking House of Messrs d
purcell Co.. and new In thu occupancy of Mr.
e. ID. Keeling. The location of this property i.
among the NEST valuable In this city.
TERMS: Enough in cash to DISCHARGE the principal
ana interest OF the bond embraced Ia the deed of
uust together with the cost and expenses of sale
estimated at about 81 5a-and the balance in egual
instruments at G. IL and is mouths for negotjable
notes, interest aided, secured by a trust deed
The title Is believed 10 b. perfect hut the trustee
VIII convey with the usual special warranty. The
faxes and insurance for 1898 t. be paid BIZ the MIR.
CHASER SAM'b DEMON, Trustee
saieconducted by GoDDEN d AppERsoN. A1e.s
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CLOTHING AT Wholesale!


We ask the attention of dealers To nur stock q
Ready Made Clothing. whi h il complete, be
utg unusually large pnt well assorted. Our stool
d, manufactured by ourselves. under the manage
iHenl VI competent and eXpe' fenced men, and
lists ut the latest sty les Of American and Foreign
Fabrics.
f,7iee very large stock Of Staple Goods We ma,
call attention more particularly To the following,
Handsome Fancy MHrselles Suits. from 81 10, tC
the husst grades.
30 do Linen do side stripes.
fHucy Cashmere and other styles in suits.
DO white and buf Marsees Vests-all quail
lilies.
Do aud plain Silk and Satin do large
riIy
Do Cottouade. Linen Drill and Cassilner
fauts, every quality and sty To-
Alpaca. Drab Eete Italian Cloth and 6recian
Satin Coats.
tweed and Fancy Cashmere Goats. ia great yaris
-
Hickory. Fancy aud Linen Bosom Shirts.
Drawers Of alt kinds. dc, e..
Merchant generally, visiting the city, are re-
Iuostei "a tXIliiise stock, which we guarantee
q hr we'll made, and i'll be sold at unprveedcotet
low prCue.
mh - KENT. PAINE 4 co
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NEW spRING AND SUMNER

"a GOODS The subscriber in returning thanks
j a. his friends aud customers for ra,t fayora
L. would r.. prctfulty inform them the pub
81 generally, thai he has lust received and opened
p. Spring aad 81 HMFR GOODS, consisting of q
Id BE-, excellent HsSurttu9 ut Of
CLtFGS. CASSIAERES, FESTINGS. &c,
which Ae waulf be happy 10 make M in the most
..s nor style aad wol kmsnship. and on reasonable
.t.rus NH HOLT RICHARDSON
Merchant Tailor
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sTAgSTtT Ait
BY Goddin { Appsese-. 49,

IM06T VALUABLE AND DRarr Auv
c.sf ICTs 81 5fx ls R2SSaSFFfYo Ar "a
sTKEETs. ron sALk III 1ucfhsH-z4xse liz
ton, on the premises. % TIfUHabXY h. ~. -
Of March, 1885, st o'clock r. n, IL ls5ss III - r.
next fair tay,) the really valuable pfopsrty 6vss
~ owned end occupied by the Isse Iukn Wicikss>
End now In the occupancy 81 Mr.. John p. Heller1
The lot fronts l4y NET on Clay street. runs o -
xest line Of nth street So fset and kas front -
NarshaH street OF l46 fcet.
The property will BE- subdisided accordine Ia
piais and surveys to be at the once Of the nar
tionesrs The dwelling u NOT only laTes. but kas
perfect order Ths building lots srs beautifully s.
may be truly said that the furegoipg real eAsaas
. equal 70 the best in the city. IL Il 20 yell and ~
soTaoiy knswn that further JescSipfion b dtansed
ussiess From row until the heur VI sale, servant
Mi De IN attendance. TO show the preni6oo 20
tnrse aesirous OF examining the ssue. 4 -
"a ishMs-vne sixth cash. balance ut G. II 10 - and
months for negotiable notes. interest adds6 {pay-
able semi aaily j secured BY 4 Trust deed 9Ss
ara Insurance. for the year 1858 TO b pad 81
Possession viii be given In q fsw days amer Dc
saie abe particular attention Of The public i call.
MIR G0DDfN d AppERsON Anets
SIN tew DAY after the sale Of the = II e.
tate. nil the EQkniture belonging to the establjah-
ment will be IA At aucticn-of the exact time d,1s
notice viii Be given. NH IL
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ESTATE

On VALLEY STREET, AT AUCTION.-pur
.uant To deeds Of trust executed TO the subscri.
Der by Patrick OConnell one bearing date ths Ia.
December, 1857 and of record ia the Clerks Office of
henrico County Court. for the purpose of securing
20 ut HichNrd Darlington, certain Sum OF money
therein mentioned; and the other bearing date The
t.h OF June, isa and of record Aforesaid for the
purpose OF securing to Joseph NJ Darlington Ger.
tain sum of money therein mentioned: and b,ing ra
CURED thereto by the bensfciaries shsl Offer for
SAFE at pubic auction. on the premises on SATUK.
Dtl the 2,th day of March, lSNS at the hour OF
o'clock NJ, the lot of ground conveyed in sail,
Geeas, being the lot lying and being at the south.
50 feet VsIley street and running back Ia feet
ana lying partly IN the city of hichmond and partlN
ia the county of Henrico, being the same which |,
known and DISTINGUISHED by the letter :" 1, y on A
nlat of the estate OF Col Richard Adams. &c The
Ie believed to be good. but the Trustee will con
vey such title as IL vested ia him. The taxes for the
present year. the purchaser to ray.
NJ BATES Trustee
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sALEoP REAL Estate.

TRUSTEES SALEUF REAL ESTATE,
IN MITGHELIs PLAN by virtue of 3
deed Of trust executed by Josiah L Noodson to the
trustees Of the Monroe Building Fund Association,
TO secure to the said Association the pay nent Of
certain bond which deed bears date on the 18th day
p june 1856. and 10 recorded In the Office OF the
Clerk OF Henrico County Courts and by der OF the
Board Of Directors of said Association, will SELL
IN THURSDAY, 18th March, 1885, upon the prem
ises, at "a o'clock N, the property in said deed
conveyed. to witt All that land lying and being In
spring. and described on plan Of Mitcheils fpring
Property, by the Nos. !, Is, IA, 49, "a, 6s Also,
lots W. NJ. and Academy Lot, being the same real
state conveyed by John r Anderson TO said Wood
ION. by deed dated LIST day Of January. is56, and
recorded IN Henrico county court office.
TERMs.-0nethird cash, balance ut 8 and months,
for notes with interest added and secured By trust
deed The taxes of 1855 To he paid by the purchaser
FLEMING GRlFFIN.
SAM'L BAfLY, Trustees.
FRANCIS T lSBkLL Hs
AA Ils NJ T.xInp 4 sax Anet. mi. aa 81.
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EOR HlkE.-Two women with children
L. about three months old, young and healthy
suitable for wet nurses. Apply to
u. A. J. CLOPr0N,
cor of Wall and Franklin sts,
opposite Messrs. Dickinson, Hill Co.
NH rs
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nUGGETT Il ANDERSON,
~ UpIIDLsTERERs AND PAPkR-U Anglers

CORNER OF GOVERNOR AND rankin SIS.
Have received Tor The Spring trade "a inl and rupe
nor stock of every description of PAPER HANG
iNGS. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, MATTiNGS, WIN
Dow SHADES, CURTAIN GOOD. with general
variety Of Uph0tsteriug articles, which will tie st
very cheap for 81 h, or to responsible. buy ~rs W.
Air ALSO prepared - execute very description al
FAper-i angling ana upholatciing IN the best man
ter ~ the shortest notice by superior workmen,
tas chg or country. NH E-3m
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y.
BY A. D. Williams, Auct.
HOUSE AND LOT ON MADpox HILL

-, At AuCrI0N.-on THURSDAY. Ist Of Anril
az ~ - Q coss NJ. upon the premises will be sold
maddox Hill. fronting &c James rect in rear az
Peter mckenney's store The house has four rooms
well OF good water upon it, Wv"
TERMs-0ne-tbird cash: balance at 4 and montba
with interest; credit payments to be secured bv
deed of trust, and the purchaser TO paw tsxas for
10 ID WILLIAMS
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BY Lsrus & Shine.

ClTY MADE FURNITURE AT AUC-
~ Tf0N.-Wil be sold at public auction. on FRI
DAY morning the ~ inst. commencing at 10 oclk,
1T our store, splsbdid ASSORTMENT OF City Mad-
Furniture. embracing in part Mahogany Ward.
yes, touches. Mahogany aud Walnut Parior Chair,
Hair Mattresses, &c, &c.
mh "a LARES IL SHINE Aucts,
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By Thomas w. Keesee,
(ofiiee corner OF 18th and Cary streets

NOTlCE.-The Key 10 the Planters
/ Housa. with all OF the Household aud Kitchen
Furniture, Bar Room Fixtures. &e.. will be sold ~
aaeton, on MONDAY zsth inst. uniess disposed a
privately b. fore Any person wishing 10 purchsse.
can apply 20 Mr. Thomas VI keesee, oF,to Mum
ford. my agent. ANN MUMf0RD.
sale conducted By Taes. w kEEsgE. Aue.. mh9i
GERGEANT'S SALE will be sold, on
oTUESDAY, soth Instant at O'clock, P NJ. at the
lower end 81 the Dock. very pretty sailing Yacht.
called the Here. 10 satisfy an execution Ina MY hands,
THOMAS DUDLEY.
nah ae-t ids City sergeant.
N0TlCE.--A meeting Of subscribers 70
y the Capital Stock Of the Chester Hotel and NJ,
mag CompAny, will take place In pursuance Of me
act of incorporation. ~ Ehestff. In Chesfefneld
County, Va on fktbAY ]. the 2sth lost.
mh ss--1
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NEW AND DESIRABLY LOCATED
n nv eRdvATE pMElIIN0 On NARsHALL,

bEIWEFN STU AND VII STKEkTe, FOR fALk
Al SUCTlON.-WfH be sold on THURSDAY the
Our GAY q March. 1855 the prs sn1ken conmenc-
ing at occck. ,, b.. the newly erected brick tene-
msnt icrated - above, now In the occupancy Of Mr..
MARSHALL street 25 feet runs back $50 feet 10 An sey
The ew.iiing has % roons hesides Kitchen ceutaip-
ing roe ms Of cellar. and b NOT oniy wel
prove ments. such as gas. water, Ac and lhe whole
premises well drained by city culvert.
TERMS: One sixth cash. balance ut l. a. n IA ana
~ menths for gftisbie notes, interest," added e.
cured by trust deed. title retained. The taxes
and insurance for ls5s to be paid By the purchsser
L. The house can be purchased privately be.
fore the day of sale.
NH ls-td GoDDIN APPERsoN. Auets.
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n, O0o A YEAR! $1,000 A YEAR

81, WW psoa,..hIa AMI honorable employment
:, "a AVIAN sor kIt i.uIes. Itfs0ns in town on
.sa SYEAR oagnfTY, In search Of employment
st..yA XpAI as a S,-s,,s % income. or TO I'll up
S.',r 4 YEAR / their leisure hours. may hear OF
,.u YEAR I such by enclosing two stanps, to
e.,A WAR pay postage 10 Professor JAMES
-, I YEAR E. HORNE Box No. ASH, New
....t tIE4R Vask Post Oiiice The emnioy ment
YEAR j. lItted ~ either sex; station in life
,r YEAR iulmatygjal Ii Is sn article of daily
20 YEAR consumption, aud eau he nlapuiae-
,,t, YFAK .0p,d 40 the agents dwelling; Sc
s.,oAYEAE cure by copy right; sale IS perma.
,tg, A YEAR. ! uett a. dour. An agent is wanted
90 YEAR Ia every tow in the Union.
Gtr,.cr.fFt
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TOM THUMB PEAS.-Somethipg new
L These peas only attain the height Of 10 inches
md are y-ry prolific bearing much as the taller
kinds Call and secure q few before il is TOO late.
CHURCH & FLEHIN3,
,nh 81 Corner Cary and 18th ats.
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IRISH LINENS.-We are opening tbs
J. morning, ana will place in our main saIesroom,
large lot of pure IRISH LINENS. purchased in
New York, at extremely low prices. which we offer
to our customers by the piece. cheaper than the
same quality has, perhaps, ever been sold in this
city to consumers.
We solicit all examination OF these Lners.
PRICE * WATKINS.
n. B-AIso, ia Linen Sheetings-a great bar
gain. p. AW.
NH 23-3t%
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THE CITY OF THE GREAT KING

l. OR JERUSALEM Az 1T WAS, AS IT Is.
AND AS 1T is To BE.-This Book. by Dr. J. I
Barclay Missionary to Jerusalem, contains 620 larg
3vo pages, and is illustrated by numerous Fin
cravings, Autographs and illustrations, and has
received the commentators of the press from all
parts Of the country and of different denominations
We the agents in this city for the Publishers and
will supply our customers and the trade, either
wholesale or RETAIL on good terms good be had
of the Publishers
~ Retail price, in cloth binding, SO 80.
WORKMAN h C0TrREIL,
NH i9-d2w6cw2t 2D3 Man street
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BY e. B. Cook 4 Co.
1,RUsTEE's SALE OF FURNITURE

l. AT AUCTiOy.-By virtue Of deed OF trust
executed 10 me by Edward Brian. to secarsa debt
due 10 q Hove. bearing date the 5tk day OF Jan.
Conrt of this city. shall. the Goth day Of thu
month, (MARca1 proceed TO sell, at public auc
ton, ut the sfnre OF Messrs Y " Cook Co. No -
Main street. the following articles conveyed In sale
deed. 10 Wit ;--oDe large Mahogany Bedstead, ons
Cottage Bedstead. on Rock ing Chair, one Wash
Cottage Chairs, ak Spindle Back Mahogany Chair,
one Mahogany Roc king Chair. one Mahogany ward
robe. one Marble Top Table, one Mahogany Bureau
and one small Table.
Terms cast4
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A MORRIS,
~. WHOLESALE BOOKSELLER,
STATIONER AND PUBLISHER,
No ~ MAIN STREET,
Is now receiving preparatory to the spring sales.
his usual assortment of Goods, embracing among
other articles in his line
800 dozen Websters Elementary Spoilers
5H Smiths and Davies Arithmetics
500 Smiths, Billions and kirkham's Grammers
1907 Eclecnc Readers, M~Guffey's, l, 2, B. aud .
30 Mitchelrs Geography and Atlas
800 Smith s, Oiney's and Morse's Atlas
l.gm Pixies and Uro2Pts Arithmetics
IW Family Bibles. assorted from 81 p to So eac h
80 Grcce Bonnet boards
1850 Reams Wrapping Paper, assorted
900 ReanIs Cap ard Letter Papers
jN,HA Buff Envelopes, various qualities
OOA Groce Steel Pens do do
o dozen Black Ink, do sizes
$50 do School States and Pencils
500 Bundles Violin Strings assorted
100 dozen Blank Account Books
100 Reams Note and Bill Paper
$40 Rolls of Curtain Papers
Country merchants will find ii to their Interest q
give nv stock an examination. NH 2t-3t