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Why she Married.

In, recently making the tripin stage
coach over the rugged hills called the
"Baraboo Bluffs" between the towns OF
Lodi and Baraboo. in Wisconsin. the
coach full of squeezed and jolted passen.
gers found some relief from the tedious.
ness of the journey in the original remarks
which, from time to time, fell from the
lips of an elderly woman who was one OF
the passengers. She persisted in express
sing the greatest contempt for the other
sex, and for married life generally, and
intimated that such had always been her
opinion; and as it had previously leaked
out from her own conversation that she had
been married. and had raised large fam.
lily Of children. I ventured to ask how it
happened that with the feelings of con.
tempt she had from the FIRST felt: for the
men, she ever could have married one ol
them. e.
"Well," said she, "young man, I'll tell
you jest how twas. When was little
gall Ilived In family where there was
an old maid, who. in going up stairs to
bed. had to go through An entry way
where there was q pile of potatoes in one
corner, and she used to make me go and
cover 'em up with blanket before she
went by ''em. for fear they'd see her
cause they had eyes. Well, thinks L
if old maids are like that. / won't be enei
no how. So, you ses, as soon as I got
old enough. like q fool / went and go,
married. .sis
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Good Tobacco.

z A. well known merchant in Boston, a
lover of the weed, is accustomed whenever
his own consumption exceeds the supply,
to call upon his friends fer morsel.-
Waiting at the rsilroad station the other
day for the train; ands desiring to chew
something besides the cud Of fancy be ad.
vanced to Mr.. dry joker Of Bris-
tol County. who was enjoying the mastica.
ton of q bit of cavendish With evident
RELISH
i say S., have you got q piece
of tobacco you know to. be .goodr
'What?' said S. suddenly draw.
ing huge quidi from his cheek; there s
some know to be, good. I've tried it,
-y The outstretched palm of the merchant.
Was hastily Withdrawn and he was forced
to join the crowd in the laughter aG
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confusion Of horns and feet revolving, fly.
ing through the, air. Bat down he went
the water was deep and he disappeared
leaving whirlpool Of foam behind him
and making the river undulate far and
wide with bis ponderous bulk. s,,s 80
The other bull did not laugh, merely
because bulls, as supposed, could not
But we laughed and shouted our ap.
plause There stood the victor. looking
directly down into the abyss below, into
which he had hurried his unlucky foe. -
He stood. however, bat q moment and
tben. af if frightened at the prospect. he
began to snort aud step backward. Baei
back he retreated With his head in the
same pugnacious attitude as when in com
bat-back-still another step back -and
ever he, too, went onto the other side o
the bridge. performing just as many and
as ludicrous somersets as his adversary
had done before. 1t was scene to-, re.
member; and the performance called
forth immense applause from the ~grouF
Of Juvenile amateurs who witnessed it.
In about Eve minutes both bulls nigh,
be seen well sobered by their duck,ng
dripping vet. scratching up the steep, gra'
velly banks, each on his own side of the
riveE. These bulls will never fight any
more, "said q boy behind nae. His pre-
diction turned out correct; for two more
peaceabiy disposed bulls than they were
ever afterwsrd, could not hare been
found.
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HANDSOME FACES. ss.-Who does not like

HANDSOME FACES Who does not like
to see handsome face on child, or q
man, or q woman? We do-especially.
the latter. But what makes beauty
Not regularity of features; not clearness
of complexion. The brightest eye, if
unkind in the expression, is unloveine.
and the whites. skin is not the handsome,
if disagreeable traits of character are writ
ten there. :. But trthe plainest features, the
coursest skin are beautiful, if a generous
heart, noble mind shine through and
inform them. "A. noble soul will always
produce face that is noble to all who
know the character Of the owncr.-Gos.
pei 6anner. 1a si.- e4ii e. 'i'a''7s s.-S5 80
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.sazT5Aw saIIM
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1859-01-05

T Law--is law--law--is law; and
as in such, .and-so forth and hereby, and
aforesaid provided always, nevertheless,
Notwithstanding Law is like coun.
try dance; people are led up and down in
it, till they are tired, LAWS like a
book OF surgery; there are great mauy
desperate cases in it. 1t is also like q
physic; they that take the least of it, ore
the best Off Laws like homely
gentlewomau; very well to .fol1oao. Law
lis like scolding wife; very bad when
|it.follows US. LAWS like new fash
ION; people are bewitched to get into it.
1t is also like bad weather; most people
are glad to get out of it. 49,, -. - ~ 4
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Great Ambassador of Health

First announced that his Scandinavian Reme-
dies were infallible in Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant, Nervous Diseases, Sexual Weakness,
Scrofula, Premature Old Age, Fever and Agre,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fits, Hemorrhoids or
Piles, Weak stomach, Collie, Diarrhea, etc., he
stated the manner in which they operated.
Their actual effects were compared by saga
cious men, with the distinguished Physician s
statements and it was found that every stage
of the progress of cure, was precisely as he had
described it. The result was that the mind Of
he country became interested, and that per-
sons of the highest standing in every city and
town in the Union, patronized the preparations,
and admitted the. claims Of the ifiustrious
Swede, to be the FIRST Medical Discouerer of the
age. G't 0H.-r ~ t'-''
THE BLOOD PURIFIER AND PILLS
are now universally recommended by we'll in
formed and candid persons, as an immediate
cure for = -sf - i.fst.
INDIGESTION,
|Costiveness,& diseases of the Kidneys, Cramps
in the Stomach Wind, Collie, Pain between the
Shoulders, Nausea, Headache,
LIVER COMPLAINT,
Jaundice, Pain in the Right Side, Loss Of Appe-
tite Sleeplessness, Nightmare,
e5.5-., GENERAR DEBILITY, 's
Nervous Tremors. Painting Fits, Epilepsy, Men.
tai Irritation, Dependency, Wasting of the
Flosh, .Ft
- sCRoFULA, s E....f
Sore Leg, Ulcers on the Body, Pimples on the
Face, General Eruptions, Boils, Mercurial Sores
Glandular Swellings, Secondary Symptoms,
90. - Ess-.-- NEURALGIA,
| Rheumatism, Lumbago, Stiff joints, Paralysis
st. Vitus' Dance Nervous Twitchings,
IT, i FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
Sexual Weakness, Barrenness, Disease o
the Womb, Weakness of the Back, Loins anc
! Limbs. ID $50 - -s.3-7a21 49, '3
AFFECTIONS OF THE LUNGS,
Bronchitis, Asthma Pleurisy, Catarrh, Infu
enza, Cough, and all other disorders, if admin
istered before disease has struck = mortal blow
! at the great vital organs.
* AUTOGRAPH LETTERS, :. = -g
tOf distinguished men in every profession
warmly recommending the preparations ma,
| be seen at DIR. Roback's Office.
| Mandatory, Sale-Rooms and Office, No,
East Fourth street, Sd building from Mai,
street Cincinnati,7o. - -'ts
4 FOR SALE BY aiGas - s.s- 1- $500 s.ts
j. A. s. g. H. Davenport, Woods
field; Kotzebue & Oblinger, Malaga
Armstrong & Mooney, Beallsville; Chas
F. Billman,. ,Lewisville; W. G. Anshutz
& Co., and w Fl Booth, Sunash; an,
lby Druggists and Merchants generally.
! June l6, 1S5S.-1y. "
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my doar Julia, "ssid one pretty girl
to another. can ysu make up yeut mind to
marry that odious Mr.. Snuff 2" "Why,
my dear Mary" replied Julia. II believe
I could take him at o pinch" ,saa) ,.sie. Z
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Pleasant incident.

Pleasant tuc1oeut.
b At the funeral Of little babe in New
Sharon, . few days since. says the Cos
pei Banner, Q circumstance occurred, re-
markably cheering ind Suggestive. =
The little one, all beautiful sobed for
the grave, was laid In its coffn on The
nothing Of its burial The weeping
friends placed in its little hand small
boquet of flowers, among which was an
unopened rosebud ofthe TtRose of Sha.
rop." The lid was then placed upon the
coffin, aud the funeral services performed.
When after the lapse OF not more than
two or three hours. the coffin was open
ed again, aud the friends gathered round
to look upon 1t for the last time. that
bud had become full blown rose, while
graspedi in the cold hand o. death. /,
seemed as though . voice came up from
those beautifully sealed lips, saying. weep
not for me- though broken from the par.
ent stem am blooming in the Paradise
Of Ged. Millions of infant souls compose
the family above. Hs'
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HoRRrBLE IND EED :-F.3 ,lsgs# ~. sd.
49, Joe's wife believes in womau's rights
But joe would still surpass her;
For when they both get in their cups
Then Joe goes into sauce her. J
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To THOSE, VINO THINK AND REASON.

To THOSE, WHO THINK AND REASON.
The intelligent in this country, are always
ready to test the merits of prominent dis
covery or invention, and if satisfied of its ex-
cellence, to adopt, approve and recommend it.
1t is to this thinking, reasoning class, who al
ways look before they. leap, and whose honest
and rational Judgment gives tone to public
opinion, that DIR. ROBACK'S BLOOD PURI-
FiER AND PILLS owe their immense success.
When this ..a,.=-
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An Irishman being asked why be
wore his stockings wrong side out, replied;
Because there's hole on th' ither side
of tov' EN-. 55.s.ss =. Z IS aa a-es-.i sa
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a Christmas Hymn.
n ALsaaD noNrrr.

-. . 7-feg &
d vac the calm and silent night
Seven hundred years and 6fty- three
Had Rome been growing up to might.
And now was Queen Of land and sea.
10 soand was heard of clashing wa-s-
Peace broodcd DER the hush'd domain;
Apollo. Pallas. Joye and Mars,
Held oadisturosd their ancient reign,
., q aha In the solemn nidr,sht
~ Ctnturies ago.
Twss In the csle and silent night,
TkA ,ecnasor Of naughty Rome .rf-s
Impauent urged bis chariots fligst,
Ffom lordly rsvel rolling home:
9rinmphsl arches cleaning swell s.
His bsesst with thO0shts of bouudless
o9s,es sway;
what recked the Roman what befell
xpsltty prvsince far away,
e,9o In the solema midnight,
e,ca,9i ssai .sn Centuries ago.
withia that province far away.
Went plcdding home weary boer;
4 streak of light before him lay,
EAilen throagh half shut stable. door
Across HE path. He passed for naught
Told what was going on within;
Ho6' ksensths stars. his only Thought
The ais, INV calm. and cold, and thin
IN the solemn midnight,
o.ee.Ssf bzgCsnturies ago.
z0f.Aah k3iN ilsiiefH2A s tt
Oh. stranss indiderencs low and high
Drowsed over common joys and cares;
Tho seerth vass still--but knew not why
The world was listening unswares. a
Howcalna moment may precede
Ons that shall thrill the world forever I
70 thst ssilf moment. none would heed,
Mans doom was linked no more to sew
er,
q II the solemn midnight.
ssasssa Centuries ego. a.
Il is,4Ae calm and sOlemn night ! Us
A thousand bells ring out, and throw
Thsif joyous psals abroad. and smite
Tia darkness charmed and holy now
The night that erst no shame had worn
Tdk ahsppy name ia given; ia
For II thss stable lay, new born, adl a'a
The peaceful Prince Of earth and heaven,
s,SssAsA IN the solemn midnight,
'Hs~s'Nsi Centuries agoi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-04

Private dispatches have been received in
Washington city announcing the serious ILL
ness of Senator Davis, of Mississippi
The Secretary of the Treasury has left
Washington on Il brief visit to his home in
Georgia.
Mrs Margaret Fuller, another of the Coun-
tess d'OssoIi, and the Rev. A. B. Fuller, of
Boston, died in Wayland, Mass, on Sunday.
Geo. Rundell, prominent citizen of Phila-
delphia, a native of Wilmington, N. c., died on
the 18th inst.
j. S. Owen, hitherto a respectable man. of
Charlottesville, Indiana is now on trial for
poisoning his wife.
The Boston Ledger, now discontinued, is re-
ported to have sunk $4,000 in the attempt to
establish it.
Mr.. Hopkins, the U. S. Consul at Kingston,
Jamaica, died on the l4th ult.
Dr. Merritt, U. S. Consul to Tunis, has ar
rived at New York.
Gen Tom Thumb is now in the 22d year of
his age.
Gov Hicks of Maryland, is quite i'll.
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COM nj Err CT AL.

PETERSBURG fFAt MARKETS, Aug. 2-W Wheat
With increased receipts, we notice an improve
inent in prices, Sales to day at Sl.30al.49 for
prime red and white. The demand is active. and
some demand for shipment to Eastern markets
Eotton-No TRANSACTIONS to report; holders are
hrm in their views. Stocks moderate. tobacco
We quote an advance on all kinds. with very ae-
i've demand. Luas. common to medium, S4.50n
9 good and fine. $3.50, 7.506S. Leaf. common to
ialr, S!dlQ good to fine, Slla25. Corn-Demand
limited at eod6 cts. in small lots.
Below wa give statement showing the receipts
OF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Company,
Tor the fiscal year, ending Goth of June, 1859, AZ
compared with the receipts OF the road for the year
ending 30th OF June. 1858 ALSO the monthly receipts
each, viz:
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of this popular Hotel, NJ. ALEXANDRA, inaugura-
ted his administration yesterday, by one of the
most superb dinners ever spread even upon that
sumptuous board. All the varieties and luxures of
the market were served up styls that never has
heen surpassed III Virginia, and rarely eQualled
anywhere. The vlands of every description, were
not only the best of their kind, but prepared in the
hest manner, and ARRANGED with the utmost taste.-
We ratulate Mr.. DUAL. the proprietor of this
frst-rste establishment, the accession of such
first lieutenant as Nj. ALEXANDRA. In all it's
apartments Of comfort and attractiveness. the
AMERICAN is behind no ether Hotel in Virgins
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SrprcK Hy IIGUTNING-The house of Mr..
Ragsdale, in Auburn, Miss, was struck by
lightning on the t4th ult. The lightning
passed down the chimney and struck one OF
the daughters of Mr. r. about her head, rang,
ing down her body, tore her clothing off and
completely annihilated one of her shoes
Strange to say, the young lady, it is thought,
will survive the shock.
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RAILROAD BoNps DUE IN THIRTY YEARS
In recent publication on the railroads OF the
United States, it is stated That there iaiis oue
mn to $500 or in thirty years, SAIL. 7R of
railroad bonds; of this S97 ,43e,Mo is already de-
linuuent on the interest. S9,16a.l13 falls due
this wear, including the s., 100000 Erie bonds.
Next year S2l ,.S2, SO falls due; Illinois Free
land "a 600 0Ot: Hudson River 81, 0b0, 600; Read
ing. ~. 5OO.ooC; the Michigan roads s., 50u,o00.
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THE PILaRIx MoNuMENT.-The cornerstone
of the national monument to the memory Of
the Puritan pilgrims. was laid Tuesday at
Plymouth Mass, with interesting civic and
Masonic ceremonies. Military companies
from different parts of the State were in atten-
dance and speeches were made by Gov. Banks,
President Warren, Grand Master John T..
Heard. and others. The old town was beauti-
cession was large and attracted much atten-
ton Twenty-f five hundred persons sat down
to dinner. and speeches, toasts and letters en-
liyened the scene.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-04

DEATHS IN THE NAVAL SERNICE,--Tbe Navy
Department has received official information
of the following deaths in the naval service :
James Can, Merrimac. at Panama. Henry
French Merrimac, at sea; James Kennedy,
st. Louis at San Juan del Norte; marine corps,
Charles Hartley, ST. Mary's, at Panama.
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DrcIINED.-The HiIlsborough IN. CO Re-
corder SAYS it learns from source upon which
il places reliance that the Rev. Charles Phil
lips zone Of the Professors in the North Caro-
lima University has declined the Professor
shin recently rendered to him in the Union
Theological Seminary, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-04

A SHORT HoNEYM0oH.--The Milwaukee
News is responsible for the following story:
s.On the eth OF July a heavy business man Of
Boston--one Of the weil.oF merchants of that
city-was married there TO a handsome young
lady Of Boston,. He was rich, doing good
business, and forty years Of his life had passed
before he saw Miss --, the daughter Of his
lawyer, and married her. On the morning Of
the 5th they started on Western collecting
tour, and last week arrived in this city, and
put up at the NewhalI. On this short trip the
rose had greatly faded from her cheek, and
saddcr had turned her eye. No one knows the
cause, but last Monday they visited lawyer
of this city, and signed papers agreeing forever
to separate--each to go where fancy or inclins-
ton might lead, and henceforth to be as strnn-
gers to each other. He settled upon her Bos-
ton property to the amount Of S20.e0e, and
gave her, besides, 81, 0O6 in cash, and yesterday
She left for Boston. Both parties We're well
educated, handsome, and, apparently, well
fitted for each others society; but some cause,
unknown to outsiders, led to the above re-
sultS.s
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RAILROAD WESTWARD. - Engineers have
started on a survey of the Kansas Central
Railroad. This road extends from Wyandotie,
at the junction of the Kansas with the Missouri
river. to Fort Riley. The entire distance is one
hundred and fifty miles. This is the nrst ran.
road survey west of the Missouri river, and
constitutes another link in the great railroad
chain that shall ultimately link the States on
the Pacific to their elder sisters upon the At
lantic
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DEAR AT S25--A Cincinnati justice recently
gave judgement in the case of a matrimonial
broker for ss25 for obtaining wife fora client
The latter after marriage with the article
a fine, stout German girl-thought the price
too eNtrayagant.
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A-closins Ont Prices, ,r..ou
AT THE CASH STORE OF
PERKINS 4 co.
Rich Silk ROBES at cost
New style Bayadere SILKS at cost
Rich Grenadne ROBES at $50 such as sold
early in the season at $50
Bcrege ROBES at S12 and S15, worth $40
Robe a'f.ez EREGES S., worth SI2
Printed BEREGES at STA and 371s cts, worth
50 cents
50 pieces LAWNS at Cd. per yard
Is pieces ORGANIZES and JACQNETS, mark
ed down from 51s to Is cents >,
French BRILLIANTS at ! shilling Worth Is cts
Best English and American PRINTS at ii cts
LARGE STOCK OF
French Worked COLLARS and Sets
Real Val. Lace SETS and Collars
Rich Trimmed Pompydore SETS
Pique and Linen COLLARS and Setts-all At
very low prices
IS to so cents. -.
Rich Organdie ROBES, down to half price
MANTILLAS.
Black Silk and Lace MANTILLAS
Berege Shawls, Cloth Ragians and busters, At
prices that will insure sale
Good assortment of those super kld Gi9yes, NJ
Is cents. PEKkiNS q 20,
iy 2S-lot Hl Eagle Square.
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RUNAwAYs.

In S2S Runaway from the To-
az baceo Factory Of r. A. May o, Esq, sometime
aeont The first of tho senr. = Negro man call
sA~ Miss MARY !. Cloptnn, of this city. He Is ~ OF
Is wears Of age; sbon feet hsh, FOOD teeth black
to appear lame when walking. He may have FREQ
na pers passing himself of N a free negro. II Is
likely he NAV be working in some factory AZ free
man. think he 10 lurking ahoat Manchester. [
viii give the above reward Of TWENTY-FIVE
polsLAHS. II he ~ delivered To me in the CITY Of
Richmond Il. A. j, CLoPToN.
corner Wall and Franklin streets,
an S-st opposite pickinson, Hill & Co.
- MISUNDERSTANDING from the SER
w vice OF the James River and Kanaw ha COM
panI, on Wednesday last, a negro man named
~ HAIRY, who was hired by the Company
.-k~ from John h. nejarnette .of Caroline county,
Harry is no doubt in that county nj this time, and
the reward allowed by law and TEN DOLLARS
besides. VIII be paid Tor his apprehension and
hnenient in Cary ssreet jail in this city.
Il. l. CHiSN.
an z-Sfawu Sup't j. II. X X. Canal.
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&. ~ Sof1os-The loss ~ eotson All
.e:s g 80. dnring - paet yras,
ss1esafsd 70 ssss. rss.
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"A MRS. ). A. williams. M. D.. offers her
services to those of her own sex, and 10 children,
who NAV need medical advice or attendance.
Especial attention given to the management oil
female diseases, and displacements.
Those wishinz an interview at their residence,
ran address Post Office, Box SF.
RKsIDKScx on Clay, between 4th and 9Th streets.
RicLmond Va au 4-1ms
nA Hair Nets. Hair Nets.-Jpst r ecefyed
an assortment Of beautiful HAIR NETS and
COIFFEURES. c. BOETTCHEH.
an36t IT'S Broad ST.
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Tur ELECTION in North Carolina for men,
hers Of Congress- and the State Legislature,
takes place to-day.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

drawing of the Sparta Academy Lottery, do hereby
numbers and prizes they were drawn BY rs this
day, July 80, 1889, at Augusta; Ga.
f:P s. B bAsssR' Sworn CONS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me-
ExpLANArIox.-The left hand row in each Of the
above columns contain the numbers which were
nnmhr IS the s prize Which The NUMBER Is
Ii your number is not IN the list, and does not end
All tickets where the number ends in ) are en-
the above drawing may entite It to- Halt, quarter
draw over the $40 prizes Halves. quarters and
Prizs tickets and certificates must be returned to
this office for cash or re-inyestmens Tickets that
have not drawn prizes need not be returned
THE LATEST NEWS.-LEvy has lust re-
s 3 or The Moe band
tive yards Of f de- They are ss5tanis
Linen Hdkfs. to lie sacrificed at I2.3 cts. piece,
ss s Dozen ssesen. s1es or the
Lot e Lawns 70 be run Of at " cts Per yard, go
n @sn Of Fl fine Emodsred Bands and Collars to 10
1d s. o o ss f" bsy oed T.
store and purchase your supply there. as you VIM
eertsnly Pc pleased. both with the s.scstinsn. e
Main Main street tree lsthe right plac..
El4H, MEATS, &C.--ReceivinE to-day
s''I R sS NJ ID g sasfIp RAsos
s sSSf ASs SIihksf k5 mi kts T..
E Ee %fsss . S atcffmk 2sad
most economical. ]. ]. KAvfEk.1seGiH H '''
an 3-ts liz Broad street, below 9th.
N0TsCE.,AlIllr s rsoas indebted to the estate Of
mcdatey and pay said indestednsss and ali pea
sons having e,ans AGAINST said estate, not ALREADY
18th at which time ali matters there
With NH be placed in the hands Of Commissioner.
WIN. HOLT RICHARDSON.
au 3-fw Administrator.
WAGON HURS, AALEN. Ac.-we have in
W.T. and fans s.sa'sa PR # ashes chez
Benz M sa HA Ffssff 6 SsGss' poL e
coleman's BOLTS and cLIPs; Enameled, cIoIMs.
$50 . '''' vi Williams Il \ E!.lAorr.
aa s-ot 81 Main street.
FOR s ShL very likely Negro WOMAN and
coo her W vhhp ss s old The Women i good
ph Hvrso-For hire, ono HOUSE GIRL and two
sas-a Near Esc Il nsiHH os.:l
90 900 kkF4 Se Cd ss.. iP sa. .rss Y, +,
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SuGAR.CURED HAMS Receiving this
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