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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-09-15

After that night the Judges man
sion was not only the statcliest but the
happiest home in Ashdale. Caroline
lluntley hai borne as long as she
could the burden of weight on her heart,
and when it had grown too heavy to
be endured, she had started with her
child for home. The stage had set
them down that stormy night in her
native village, and the forgiveness for
which she scarcely dared to hope had
expanded into welcome.
The old people could not again spare
their daughter. and they called Rich
ard Huntley home. a son he proved,
Of whom nny fethor might be proud.
and in after years no shadows brooded
over the peaceful dwelling, where once
more children's feet danced round the
hearth, fire, and childrens' fancies built
castles in the cmbcrs-no shadow, un-
til that last darkness came which
should be but the night before which
will rise the calm morning of eternity
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-09-15

and his old wife crept to his side and
knelt beside him, while from his lips
Mrs. Marsh heard. as she closed the
door and left the now united family
of themselves this prayer:
Father forgive us our trespasscs as
we forgive those that trespass against
u.s.
Judge Howard had not uttered it
before for ten years.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-09-15

sons Of Temperance Of Winchester, meets
every Tuesday evening OF each week, at
the Temperance Hall. on the corner Of Main
and Washington Streets.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-09-15

Z. u. of e.. r. Of Winchester. meets
every Monday evening of each week at their
Hall. ON the corner of Main and Washington
Streets
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delightful places of summer resort in the Union !;
and in addition to this It is their intention to aug
ment the attractions of their house till there shall ne
no reason why the citizens of our State should ny
for health or enjoyment to Old Point Cape May,
Nahant or Newport. a steamboat will ply daily
between the Atlantic House and the sea shore, for
the purpose of alfordng the guests the advantage
of surf bathing; and robing rooms will be erected
on the beach, The surf bathing opposite beaufort
is the safest as well as the most delightful to be
found anywhere
Not only are comforts and dclicaces provided at
the Atlantic House. but facilities for pastlmes and
amusement while nothing like dissipation Is encour-
aged Gaming is positively intersiicted, although,
for exercise and recreation. there is billiard table
bowling alley and ball ROOM under restrictions and
regulations which preclude excess.
For the honor of the State of North-Carollna, l
am most happy to state that, although every week
of the month which the writer Of this passed at
Beaufort there was a succession OF strangers, from
NIL parts of the country, in the house, numbering
from orc to two hundred, ard that from all classes
of society, never did once encounter rudeness,
di>courtesy, one person in state OF lntoxlca-
ton. Such perfect propriey and order IN hotel
of this kind is rarely experienced anywhere.
Beaufort is destined to become the Venice of
America. We must not despair Of seeing palaces,
villas, towns. and glittcring doncs of splendor and
of TASTE adjoining the borders of This beautiful bay.
Who can circumscribe the powers of genius and ell
terprise, when once dear old State is fairly
aroused to appreciation of her own resources and
advantages? CAROLINA.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE,

WILL SELL ON FAVORABLE TERMS VALU-
able Tract of Land lying three and half miles West
about half Of it in timber, which there is good
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with six rooms,
each about 90 feet square, Barn. Stables and necessary
out buildings, with good Well Of water.
The place is we'll watered and has good meadow lands
The adjoining tract the West has been recently selected
for the cultivation of Tobacco and portions of this place
are thought to be equally well adapted 10 the growth 81
tobacco.
Persons in want Of place would do well to examine the
premises. credit will be given and bond with approved
security required The title will be reserved until the pur.
chase money is paid.
MARGARET CALDWELL
Greensborougb, Jan. 81, 1883. 4-wtfs
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For the Standard,
roT lHe Stanu;i
ILLEGAL VOTING.

As the Fall terms Of our Superior Courts are now
in session, it is important that the attention of the
Grand Juries should be called to illegal voting.
The Constitution provides that all frcelncn of
the age of 81 years, inhabitants of the State for
twelve months, and shall have paid public taxes,
shall he entitled to vote for members of the House of
Commons for the County in which they reside -
And all persons entitled to vote for Commoners are
entitled to vote for members of Congress- The voter
must be, first, 81 Years Of age second, he must
have resided in the State twelve months third he
must have paid public tax, and must vote in the
County in which he is at the time bona .tfds resi-
dent. If any person shall vote who is not thus en-
titled he is guilty of misdcmeanor and is liable to
be indicted 1t is further provided that the polls Of
every election shall be filed with the Clerks of the
County Courts. Wherever there is suspicion of
any illegal voting, it should be the business and the
duy of the Grand Jury to examine the polls and
determine for themselves. This is especially their
duty in those Counties where it has been charged
that there has been fraudulent voting. In this way,
and this only will the public be satisfied
FIAT JUSTITIA.
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USE OF GUANO.

.ditors cr the Mercury d %uMerner::
GENTLEMAN: land you for publication in your
spcctivc papers, the accompanying letter. from DR..
cary |. Pummer, of Warren county, for the ben
it of the agricultural community of Elgecombe.
DR.. p. is intelligent, practical and successful
heat and tobacco planter, is also his neshbor
r. Twitty, whom he mentions, and whose opinion
the subject of the use of Peuvian Guano fully
stains that of DIR. Ii.
Having the pleasure Of personal acquaintance
9TH both of these gentlemen, can say the fullest
,dence may lie given TO the contents of the letter.
Yer! respectfully,
Your obt servant
JNO. S. DANCY.
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THE GENUINE CRANBERRY PLANTS.
Blackberry, Raspberry, Thimbleberry Il Whor-
y tlebtrry Culture. -.. =
k4y IMPORTANT 10 FARMERs. GARDENERS AND OTHERS Ell
Cranberry best variety "a per 100 Sl5 per 5000 plants
Washington variety, "a per 900, SIS per $500 plants
a0tn plants. ...
Raspberry, ~ per Dozen Large Blackberry. 81 50 per
doz Thimblrberry, s. per Dozen Wbortleberry 81 5o
per dozen. $50
TINHE SUBSCRIBE offers for sale the above varieties
d for fall aud spring He has issued circnlars on the
cuvaon and will send them, free of charge, to those
whu wish them Plants we'll boxed meadow-moss will
be sent in fresh all paris Of the United States.
Address PAUL CHILSON,
birmingham, Norfolk county, Mass.
June Is, 1859. 24-w4m."
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NoRrH-C ARoLINA-Several gentlemen of this city
have associated themselves with Prof David Christy
in his late extensive land purchase in Cherokee
county. North-Carol:na. This company have at dis
posa 10000 acres of the choicest lands in that rich
mountain district. Cherokee county, i. will be re-
mcmbered, is situated in the southwestern part of
that region included between the Smoky Mountain
and the Blue Ridge-sometimes termed the New
England OF the South" These lands were purchas-
ed because of their special adaptation to aoool gro
ing Jru't, and grapes. For these purposes, We are
assured there is no better country in the United
States Mr. Christopher Wardall and others, who
nave VISITED Cherokee county the present season,
agree with Prof. Christy in his Representations Of
its fertility and perfect adaptation to these special
uses. This region was occupied by the Cherokee
Indians until 1885, and these lands were not brought
into market by the Legislatures until 1863 This
fact will account for it's tardy settlement.
A report is in preparation, by Prof Christv.
which will present the real value and Importance Of
This section OF tho country Cincinnati Gazette
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
May Q, 1859.


A NEAT COTTAGE WITH FIVE WELL-ARRAM
IA ed rooms of good size, together with necessary on
buildings go"d Barn and Stables Handsomely located
the town Of Iousburg with two and One-qnarter acrd
land attached, and most excellent well of WATER sad
premises situated near the Female College s9at
fronting the main street.
asu offer tract of land known as the lands Of If
Hamilton Taylor, decd. containing eight hundred ap
sigl, acres lying on the Raleigh AND Castor Raroaa %
Vim. Freeman, Mitchell and others. The improvemgh
fair the dwelling consisting of fonr 20 ID
square, with convenient unt.honses. The said prem
has it very rich bottom lands the waters Of
tie river many branches and springs. The larger par
the land is The natural growth and well adapted to Con
Wheat, Tobacco and Cotton. 1t has also good Orchard
Apple and Peach trees, and nice Vineyard of ScupP
ntns Grapes will sell the above land. or half of it,
suit those wishing to purchase upon reasonable
During my absence. Mr. Jessy Davis will show the nda
those wishing TO purchase, as he will be always ounda
the premises. Mr.. James. VIM. or Richard Yarboprst
will show my Lot in L"ui>burg to any person wshiugD
purchase, when am absent
JNO. H. BRODIE
July 90, 1852 sl-wtt'
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SAIL
IN SOUTHWESTERN GEORGIA.

NNIlE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY HN
Il been placed in my hands for SALE by Of the ns
successful Cotton Planters in Western Georgia. wh
desires change of residence and occupation:
Three open and highly improved PLANTATIONS, stu
ated in the heart of the Lime Belt" convenient to Raj
road
One containing $40 Acres;
One Containing ,7a0 Acres; and
One containing $50 Acres;
Together with all Of the Stock coTplete Planting Un
sis and an abundant supply of Provisions
A'sn. seventy experienced and No. l. Cotton maxim
NEGROES. the most Of whom working hands, will B
sold with the Plantations if desired but separately
Terms as follows can be nade:-A small anp,un of cnl
aid the balance instruments of one two three and G
years, well secured with interest payable annually.
few days before visiting the country that NAV bsa
home their arrival.
For further particulars address me a. Bonds Mills
Baker county, Georgia.
W. W. CHEEVER
Nav Q, 1859. ly-wit
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,
Alto RNEY AT LAW

.- RALEIGH, N. c., & Wsh
VIII attend the County and Superior Courts "
Johnston and Harnett. I,vreus
Office on Fayetteville Street, opposite the law"
Hotel. ,oSf
Raleigh, March 81, 1859.
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no DRUGGISTS,

TO DRUGGISTS.
A GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
"A Of the University of New York, and practitioner of
years experience, desires situation in wholesale
drug establishment His for wishing such sua-
dent the practice of medicine The most satisfactory
references given both to character and qualification
Address, MEDICUS,
Pittsboro, N. C.
December q. 1885, Swift
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CITY OF MOREHEAD.
GRE AT SALE OF LOTS

an THURSDAY, 18th NOVEMBER, 1889. WILL nn b
~ sold TN a credit. TO the highest bidder a large
Der of LOTS in said CITY. t.s
The completion of the Railroad and Warehouse, ~ I'd
traord,nary facilities for shipment the large class W
sells that enter the Harb0r and lie alongside Inc
and Warehouse; the number of good buildings .n TOT;
gung. have gone up; the great demand for more ~
all combine to make another sale necessary.
]. NJ. MOREHEAD, ..resldels
Shepards Point Land Co" lids
September 81, 1889. SS
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PROPERTY HOLDERS LOOK TO vor,
INTERESTS

INTERESTS
Casweli Mutual Fire Insurance Comus,r
OFFICE At MLroN. CAswELL County
YNNHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN SIyccps,,.
time has punctually paid all LOSSES. s 'Aa
DIRECTORS.
n. l.; Walker. Isaac Oettnger,
Dr. VIM. NJ. Brooks, Benz Hines
A. G. Finlv. Witcher Keen
Thos. y. Johnston, k. u. Lewis,
l.. ii. Hunt, Jarvis Fr"u
Cot H. ~ Kirby, WIN. NJ. Huwertou.
Thos. A. Dun0hu Hon. f. g. Road
OFFICERS.
N. j.. Walker President,
Benz Hines, Vice Pres.
n. NJ. Lewis, Treasurer,
N. NcGehee Attorney,
A. L. Ball, Secretary,
Sam'l. K. Thornton, Gene,ul Aoent
Benz. Hines,
( l. i + i!spi: Exec. Com.
All Letters addressed to the Secretary Or A,r
will be promptly attended 10. "'a
July -, 1873. su-vf,
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOX SALE.
"HE SUBS CRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
Il Land containing coo acres, lying on Big Contentney
creek in Greene county N c. miles below Snow HILL
and mile from Hmkerton, thriving little village with
two good schools IF high grade Male and Female 200
Of said land is cleared and in god state of cultva
ton the balance all in wouds; all good farming land. On
the premises is good two.sory Dwelling. house with all
other necessary outhouses Any person wishing buy
land would do well to apply soon Good time can be given
to the purchaser.
EDWARD CARMAN
HOokertOn, n. c., Sept |, 1859. So wSt.*
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FOR SALE LOW FOR CASH!

4 nA IMPROVED PLOuGHS, CORN SHELTERS,
AUVD HAY and Stalk Cutters, with general assort
meut of
Best Family Groceries,
Such as Bacon Lard Flour Sugars, Coiees Teas, Molas
ses Syrups aud Candles, with various other Goods. Also
best old Liquors, by the retail or barrel.
All the abve will be sold, wholesale retail as low for
Glx or the usual time to punctual customers can
be had at ally house in The City.
Thankful for past fav"rs hope, by fair dealing and
strict attention business merit continuance Of the
same.
Call on Hdrgett Street. 4th door, north side, and you
shall not be disappointed if good bargains will satisfy
JORDAN WOMBLE.
RALEIGH Aprl % 1859 2D-wtf
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August Goth, 1859.
DEAR S,R:-Thc opinion advanced by agricultu-
| theorists that Peruvian GnanO is mere s'inu-
IT. and that the continuous use of it would injure
Id has think, operated much to the prejudice of
&c farming community. 10y lettering lis from
orc free and extended use to the article. That
is opinion is erroneous have no doubt Tn this
unity, where it has been used by great many for
or years, and by some for 10 or years, have
yer heard the first complaint of injury My
ighhor, Mr. Twitty, who is perhaps as well &C.
tainted with the agricultural condition of the
nlnty any man in it, tells me that he has never
IN any i'll effects from its use in any part Of the
unity, and that he has never heard any man yet
Y that his land was injured by it.
think it very probable that it would act as ben
icialy in Edgecombc as it does here. We have
nt!s in this county very much resembling yours,
rticularly in what is called the Nutbush District.
:. that section guano has been used very freely, and
it'll great profit. On my own land have different
nls Of SOIL rcd, mulat:o and grey, and it seems 10
:. equally well upon all. Coarse, gravcly land,
ink, suits it less than any other kind, though it
uws good effect even on this.
In illustration of the very good and very lasting
!ects of this manure, will give you history Of
he of my cultivated fields: In the year 1874, two
ars after had bought the place where now live,
my in wat of open corn land, thought would
&c IN 4 Helu WHICH kncW 10 Oc mucn exhausted,
1t which hoped might repay the trouble of cul
!alion The crop, however, was so bad, that
Ok the fence from around it. and turned it out
1919 broke up this field again for corn; it was
en- covered with dwarfish broomStraw and hen nest
ass. applied 200 lbs. to the acre. and got fair
! up of corn. The same fall sowed wheat on it,
th an application of 200 lbs. to the acre, and got
:. line crol. The next year wheat again, and the
/; xt corn, and on wheat and corn alternately to
{ present time. The application of guano was
ways 20 the wheat crop; say from 200 to 30D lbs
the acre. and never to corn after the first year.
asst year this field yielded an excellent crop of corn
| Notwithstanding severe drouth; and do assure
gu that the crops of wheat on it this year would
ave compared avorably with the wheat on the
ich tobacco lots in the country, both in straw and
grain.
You will see from this scourging trea ment that I
could not have had at all in view the improvement
of the land; the contrary, was trying to get all
could out of it. but the land improved in spite of
me. In 1S49 it was perhaps not worth two dollars
per acre now would not know what price to set
upon it.
sincerely thank you for the information relative
to composing with guano. l am determined to try
it this fall. would be very glad to see you here.
Yours truly,
Ii. L. PLUMMER
j. S. DANcY, ESQ.
A girl out West having protested religion was SO
extremely happy that she was ever afterwards sing.
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A girl out West having protested religion was SO
extremely happy that she was ever afterwards sing
ing at the top of her voice that cd hymn,
1.-THE love of God is coming down." &c
Nothing stops her from singing this song One day
old Jowler the house-dog came in while she was
singing and helped himself to piece of meat that
was on the table Polly, observing the movement
Of Jowler, continuing her favorite song, said:
"If you don't go out I'll knock you duwn,
Halle Hallelujah.
You nasty sinking lopcared hound,
'>.7s7-sr-- O, glory Haielujah! .-r-.1- p 7 '---
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NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEpIcYp

~ SINFUL OF IMEDlCfSC
VUNHE FOURTH ANNUAL COURSE OF LEcTrrT,
Il in this Institution will commence un MONDAY ~
l4lh day of November, 1879.
preliminary course of Lectures will commence On Il.
18th of October 1859, and the Professors will deliver G
bedside Lectures.
Faculty
E. D. FENNER, NJ. D, Professor of Theory and p,
tice.
AUSTIN FLINT. NJ D., Professor of Clnica! Medic \.
&C., &c.
SAMUEL chopin, NJ. D., Professor of Surgery
ISAAC ]. CRAWCOUR, N. d., Professor Of Chemlsr
&C., &c
ANTHONY PENSION, NJ. D., Professor of Phvsi,as,
HOWARD SMITH. NJ. D., Professor of Ma,eria Mrds
CORNEEIUS c. BEARD NJ. d., Professor of Analon,
D. WARREN BRICKELL, NJ d., Professor Of d
stetrics.
J. F. GRAIL, NJ. d., Demonsi rator af Anatomy
The Professors are under the law of the State vStr
Physicians and Surgeons 10 the Charity Hospital and lie
great aim is TO give their pupils The thorough pav
Cal instruction.
For Circulars, any information whatever. address
E. u. FENNER, NJ. ID , Den
August 8, 1859. ss-w4m
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NOTICE.
TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING THE CIT
IL liens Of Raleigh and the surrounding country that
continue to carry on the BLACKSMITH BUSINESS in H.
leigh, at WM II. HOLLOMAN'S OLD STAND. | hsa
the same Smith that had last year. his business is shoe
Horses and working on Farming Tools; he can also do In
work on Carriages hope by strict attention to bushes
to share liberal patronage.
JOHN MYATT
January IA, 1885,. 3-wlE
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LAND FOR SALE.
FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL,
Hin Point, N0rth.CarOIina Railroad,


I5 Miles Hest Of Greensboro')
REV N. RAY. PRINCIPAL, with efficient Assistants.
VUNHE OBJECT OF THIS INSTITUTION Is TO PRO.
Il vide for the thorough education of Young Ladies,
and, additional feature. qualify such of them
desire for the avocatinn of te ,chng Its next
sion will begin the LIST MONDAY in August. instruction
is given all the branches taught in the best Female In
stitutinns. We have Apparatus, New Pianos, &c The
expenses less than at other Institution of the char
in the Stale Board alone and the English Branches
$40 to $55 per session Latin and Greek each II 81.
French +. Ornamenias very low. Bou.d and huyf the
tuion required in advance
S|y 81 Young Ladies will be received and credited for
tuition until they teach and paw for it,
Wanted situations for Southern Female Teachers.
For lull information address,
REV. W. l. LANGDON.
Proprietor
July 90, 1859. 3l-w3m.*
STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-- PITT
- COUNTY.-Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
August Term !s9- George Teel ct a. Adam Fleming,
Adm's ct "L-PciiIion for ii settlement.
1t appearing the satisfaction of the Court that Amsey
Flake and Lydia Iuel defendants in this case are nom
residents of This State, it is ordered that publication be
made in the North Carolina Standard for six successive
weeks for said defendants, commanding them appear at
the next Term of this Court be held the Courthouse
in Grecnvle the first Monday of November next then
and there plead demur. this notice will be
taken pro to them and the prayer of the petit
TONERS heard accordingly.
Witness. Henry Sheppard. Clerk of said Court, at
office in Grecnvile, the first Monday of August, A d.
lS5y.
H. SHEPPARD, c. ME-
August ts 1859. [Pr. Adv. = ss11.] s5-wst.#
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"HARD TIMES NO MOREv

"HARU TIMES NO MORE.''
A NY LADY OR GENTLEMAN IN THE UNITED
"A States, possessing from Is 10 81 can enter into an
and respectable business BY which from IS to $40
day can be realized For particulars address, with samp)
w. R. ACTON l. CO.,
Al North Sixth ST., Philadelphia
August Is, 1882 72-wam.
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" ALUAB L E TOWN PROPERTY FOR
v SAtE.-The House and Lot on Hisbort Street.
hrmer residence of VIM HILL is now offered tor sale
any time and learn the of sale by applying to
$500 DR.. WIN. G. HILL
Raleigh, Aug ~, 1859. S8-wtf*
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HUZZA FOR THE CARRIAGE MAKEH
OF RALEIGH!
LIVERY ONE FOR HIMSELF, AND YOU MAJ
~ guess who is for ALL am in the ring, manufactures
Carriages and Buggies,
and that with good materials. will sell low for "
good Mites, will trade for Pork in the pork season.
Corn, Bacon, or Flour. My Shop is two squares sO'
JOHN NYATI:
Raleigh. May IA, 1859. so-W"
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MUIR & STEVENS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CHINA GLASS, ARE, &C., &C..
Kerosene Lamps and Oil.
No. So, SYCAMORE STREET, PETERSBURG, Va

FALL STOCK, 1859.
TIME ATTENTION OF MERCHANTS, HOTEL AND
House Keepers and all others wanting Goods in our
line, is called large Stock of Goods of
pnration, from different Manufacturers in Europe. Our
Stock consists of French and English China white gilt
and decorated white iron S,oneware. G. c. and edged
Wares cut end pressed Glass of every description French
Plate Mirrors, Looking Glasses, Kerosene Lamps and OIL
Walters, Lanterns Gas Fixtures Fruit Cans Old Dominion
Coffee Pots, Plated and Brtania Ware House Furnishing
Fancy and many other styles of Goods. making genera
assortment in line. We hater ourselves that our
prices and goods will cmpare voraby with any market
North.
"a Best Baltimore Ston-ware always on hand.
a Go''ds carefully packed for transportation.
MUIR l. STEVENS.
September s, 1883. 37-w4t*
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GEO. A. wARDER. y. BARRsi'
WARDER & JARRETT,
Both of the late firm of
GEO. A. WARDER & co,
ESTABLISHED IN 1913, r
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS y
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods.
No. 266 Baltimore Street. opposite Hdnousr Street,
BALTIMORE, Nd, ~,
VNOULD RESPECTFULLY ASK THE ATTENllyS'
w Of Merchants TO their large and well assorted s''
embracing every style. quality and color of
Mems and Boys Hats and laps. 4
Selected expressly for the trade BY the Dozen
orders will receive prompt and careful attention a.
September l., 1888. 36-wlrPo