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: sHUNNEWELL'S UNIVERSAL RI
COUGH REMEDY.

For all Throat and lang Complaints, from
Common Coughs 10 4dct,tal Consumption.
HUNNEWELL'S JUSTLY CELEBRATED
IL TOLU AN0DYNE, the natural and sure
remedyfor all Nervous Complaints from Neural
gia throughsall cases where Opium was ever used
to that Of Delirium Tremens, and the common
chief cause, Of disease, The Loss of Sleep. The
Tolu Anodyne, though containing not particle
OF Opium, produces all the requirements of, and
may be used in all cases wherever Opium was
used, without producing anything but Cures, and
leaving the patient in perfectly natural state.
H. The Universal Cough Remedy, Greed from all
tho common objections Cough Remedies, which
produce nausea or p-ostration, may be considered
the common enemy to all Throat and Lung Com
plants, and used with perfect IMMUNITY. Asking
oil to court from propriet0rs or friends the most
severe investigation of both Remedies, and read
ing of our pamphlets, to be found with all dealers,
and more particularly TO purchase only of those
who can be depended upon, we wait in confidence
the decisions Of Patients and Physicians. 50a,
III "Prices within reach of ALL"
General Agents.. w. HUNNEWELL & CO.,
Z & Commercial Wharf, Boston; GEORGE
HUNGEWELL, Jas Water. street, New York
Under the special supervision Of JOHN L.. HUN;
NEWELL, Chemist and Pharmaceutist.. Boston,
Mass, whose signature covers the corks of the
genuine only, and to whom address all communi-
cations For sale by all respectable dealers every
where. PEEL & STEVENS, Agents.
j. And by all dealers in Alexandria.
- APP 3-eot Dee 1e, go.
tyTALUABLE5 CLARKE COUNTY LAND.
Y FOR SALE.-I offer at private sale the
FARM on which reside, lying the east side
of the Shenandoah river, beginning at the termi
nus of Ashby's Gap turnpike, and extending over
mile up the river, and containing 428 3-4
ACRES. Nearly 40 acres of this land is prime
river bottom, we'll set in timothy and clover,
40 or 80 acres more of good second bottom
and upland, all in fine condition, and under good
fence--the residue is woodland, and has upon it
a quantity Of thrifty young chestnut, which is the
most valuable timber in the Blue Ridge.
o. There is upon the premises BRICK
iasIi DIV ELLING, with six rooms, cellar, and hall
by 81 feet, all finished in good style, two-story
kitchen, smoke house, two. story FRAME HOUSE
for servants, and other usual OUT-BUILDINGS,
all conveniently arranged. The FARM is album
dainty supplied with never failing springs of the
best water in Virginia. ANY person in want of
comfortable home, or wishing to invest money in
good real estate, is now offered rare opportunity
of doing so. A bargain may be had by making
early application to the subscriber. Address
JOHN r. LINDSEY,
Berrys Ferry, Clarke county, Va.
Clarke county. feb 25-eo3m i@#E s@s y -tat
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AUCTION SALES.

BY JOHN T. INSTRUMENTATION
c. SMALL AND DEsIRABLE DWELLING
Mi HOUSES AT PUBLIC AUCTION.-Will b
offered at public SALE on iSatsrdsy,the 5th day Of
Nay nsrt, at u o'clock, IT,, on the premises. .
new FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, on piH
street. near the Cotton Factory and Alexandris.
Loudoun and Hampshire Depot, two story end
basement containing fvsrooms -iDmediatsly sf-
ter which will be offered two FRAME Dwell.
LINGS, situated on Henry, near the ,sofnss az
Princess street, which are now under rent 70 coed
tenants. Said property will be disposed Of PHI
yately, previous to day Of sale. Any inforn D
ton desired in reference to the property, can b
obtained by calling upon me ct my dwelling, on
st. Asaph street No.. 50, near the Washington
Depot. Terms liberal, and made known at sale.
ap 1s--eots* & CHARLES r. GRIMES.
DAY next the 18th tn INSTANT when it Viii take
place on the premises, at 5 O'clock, P, II.
my 7-eo3ta 70 1865 . C.. sR. GRIMES. y
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SPRING SUPPLY OF GROCERIES
pORTO RICO SUGAR AND MonASSES
( New Orleans Sugar and VI GLASSES
Crushed aud C.. y. Sugar, iUiden Syrup
Rio and prime Java Coffee
Adamantnc and Mould Candles
Guupowder ana Black Teas. part choice
Rice Starch, Pepper. &c, Ec., selected ex
pressly Tor family use, in store. and for sale by
ap 80 AhDERL ". uhAl W.
I>- BONES Tobacco. common, medium, un,.
= hes; grades. Of most approved hranis,
principally Sumner make
1l5 bqlvs Smoking Tobacco
10 hbls. g
- boxes and kegs ''Garrctt" Snuff
$4,000 German and Havana Segars
80 boxes German Pipes, of various grades,
just received. and in store, for sale by
J. II. McVEIGH & son,
Az 30 prince-strcet Wharf.
CHINGLES. R0SIN, TAR, AND SALT ON
y CONSIGNMENT
7e.OoO No. Heart SHINGLES, McReas brand
$4,000 No. SHINGLES, McRea's brand
900 bbls. ROSlN
200 sacks FINE SALT, all will be sold very
low from the wharf, by lSAhC "a l.,
an % corner of Union and Queen sts.
CEILING OFF TO REMOVE.-With view
y to removing into our new building. on the
corner of King and Royal streets, i'll July next,
we will close out our stock Of BOOTS, SHOES,
and HATS. now on hand, at reduced prices.
The attention Of the trade, and of country mer
chants especially, is iavitcd to this notice.
my 2-tt 7. A. BAL IN W.
CHEAP GOODS-I have just received another
y lot of Organdy and other Lawns, Beragc De
LANES. Poll DChevres, all of which will be sold
cheaper than ever.
Also. a stock of very superior Black and Fancy
CASSIMERES, to which would call attention.
my : l.. A. LARKIN.
OUR STOCK OF LADIES DRESS GOODS
" is ut this time very complete, including every
thing new and desirable in that line. An eNarni-
nation bv dealers generally. is respectfully solicit
ted. ASHB1 WOOD, lio klng ST.,
ap27 under Orange Il Alex'a R. r. otace.
" HOUSE FOR RE NT.-The k1C X
H;:i HOUSE Oh Wolfe. between Water and Fairfax
streets two stories and attic high, lately occu-
pied by Mr.. II. Warner. To IA good tenant the
rent will be made reasonable. Apply to
nv 2-eo3tn VIM. WOLF, 266 King-street.
A T COST-Cambrie and Swiss Edgings and
n Insertin gs ] will sell my stock Of the
above goods at cost. Cali ard get bargains.
my 5 l.. a. LafhlN.
HAY--200 bales No. l Timothy Hay, for sale
Ill by Lmy II J. n. HARPER i co.
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Tur ExcrRsIoxlsTs on the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad, are to come on 10 as'i''ss
ton. to-day, and visit Mount vernon '1l.. -
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mouRNIEe DRESS GOODS, &c.
BRYAN & ADAMS

BRYAN Il ADaMS
TTAVE received the following Mourning Goods
Il to which they respectfully invite the attention
Of those in want
Black English Hermann Berage
Black Grape BeraGe
Black Twisted Silk Hermann
Black Twisted Silk Tissue (plaid)
Black Summer Challie
Black French Bombazines
Black Mouslaines and Debages
Black Canton Cloths, without lustre)
Black and Lead Berage DeEngla
Black and Purple Valencia Tissues
Black Alpaccas, Ginghams, and Callcoes
Black Love and Grape Wells, black Kid Gloves
Black Bcrage Nantes
81 black Berage for Nantes
s black French Merino, for Shawls
Black Mourning Rep. Silk
Black and Lead Byadin Silk
Black and Grey Mallinaise, for Dress and Man
ties ..
Black English and Ital Grapes
6-4 black and lead Byadin Silk, for dresses and
Mantlcs to match. ap 81
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VI HOUSE FOR RE n THE Bk1 X
a::5 HOUSE on Wolfe. between Water and Fairfax
streets. two stories and an attic high, lately occu-
pied by Mr.. II. Warner. To a good tenant the
rent will be made reasonable. Apply to
nv 2-eo3tn VIM. WOLF, 266 King street.
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PORTLAND SUGARS AND SYRUPS.
0nH BRLS. "A. A" PORTLAND SUGARS
SUU 200 bills. SYRUP, landing from Schooner
Marshall Perrin, for sale at New York prices, b.
my 4 FOWiE { co.
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CODA WATER AND H0Ck.--lf you want
- something nice and refreshing in the way Of
a glass of pure SODA WATER, call ut The Drug
Store Of MILBURN & BRO, whore it can be had
Favored with all the varieties of Fruit Syrups, or
with one of the very popular Hook Syrup, (prc-
pared from u very superior quality of Hook Wine.)
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DRIVATE SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
/ TY-That fine residence, having the advan-
iages Of both town aud country. formerly belong
ing to the late Andrew Hoover, and now known
as Rosslvn, situated in Alexandria county, Va,
on the heights overlooking Georgetown, Immediate
ly adjoining the aqucduct and the point in con-
temptation for the bridge to be built across the
Potomac and from which there is delightful
view of Washington and the surrounding country.
This property embraces about 14O ACRES, all
improved and under fine cultivation Ii will be
sold at bargain, on account Of the unavoidable
residence Of the owner abroad. #. .u
A large tract OF wood land, Of original growth,
can also be had adjoining if required .I...-. .
Liberal terms for payment allowed, and fnrn-
ture and stocking can be had ut reasonable yalua-
ton. -... ......
Apply on the premises to the manager,
ALEXANDER CASSELS, or to
JAMES ROACH, esq, Prospect Hill.
Alexandria county, my 1--cotf ...
DIANO AND TABLE COVERS.--Just recey-
/ ed superb assortment of the above named
articles in all the newest styles and materials.
We name in part -a.a
Elegantly embroidered Billiard Cloth Piano
Covers adapted to all sized instruments.
Cd and 81 Table Covers to match. @...r
Elegant French Cashmere do, in superb colors.
English Damask do, Il new article and very
cheap.
ca and Sd Table Covers to match.
Also, case elegant Liebsck Table Oilcloths in
Canton Flannel Innings, very nice for tea table,
sdeboard, &C., cheap.
CLAGETT & D0DSON.
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I AIDES, WHERE ARE Y OU2-Are you
| 4 aware that IL. SCHWARZ has this very day
opened l. dozen Of the choicest and latest style
ReNNETS, already made, just to fit them on your
hcad2 Nice COLLARS, Grape and SILK, trimmed
beautiful for 81. WHAT One dollar say. Call
and soc them early, it certainly beats ALL.
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NECK TIES. very handsome embroidered
~ MarselnS Nesting. Isle Thread Half Hose,
t;.nts. Kid Gloves, Gents Linen Ilandkerchiets,
lust received, and for sale by
~, ! BRYAN & ADAMS
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4 LENANDRIA CANAL COMPANl.---Tho
N annual general meeting Of this Company will
be held on No"doy, the IN d"y Y -N"g "eft, g" 10
o rior& A H.. at the Council Chamber
ap ll--cotd W. r. PRICE, Clerk.
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WYE HAVE JUST RECEIVED an assortment
w of Morocco. Kid, and Goat SKINS, TO
which We invite the attention Of those in want.
nv c. A. BALDWIN d co.
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REFERS TO
Robert Jameson, esq, W. c. Geaton. esq, John
Roscncranz, esq, Alexandria.
james Eyeeth, esq. Washington, d. c.
cott, Dexter & Abbot, A. c. Baldwin, esq, Boston.
Rn.tnn Mss An o1=cnlm
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IloR SALE TO ARR1vE.-loo bushels Shorts,
by ~, = IsAxO PAUL,
ap Is corner VajeH ~ gs'sn-sz
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sTEDICAL WATERING have just received
vi lot of Allegheny Water, fresh from the
Springs. This Water is said to be the best rene
dy for dyspepsia. and all diseases of the bowels
now in use. Wherever il has been introduced
great demand has been created. 1t is put up in
strong gallon bottles. For sale by
NV PEEL & STEVENS
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mh did Clerk oil The Iarkct
WATER RENTS.-Water renters will please
w take notice that their bills will be due
the Is of May, 1860. Those who will make II
convenient to call at the Office OF the Secretary
and pay will confer favor. Office hours troln
To ) o'clock Il. S. HOUGH, Secretary.
MI 81 -~ru6t
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TYP, PLUNGE and Sponge Baths, Foot Tubs,
! and Stop Buckets. Toilet Sets, DC. just re-
coived. by II. l. GREGORY,
my us and 100, King street.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

" i>Hf NIrt> PLAE 10 GtI WrI.hT.--
h"r: lVyS, rot mrny miles from llrll.i-
burg, an aged c"nplr. both Of wI IA az
i'ai nal - Ill" iiYui'i NIi,ky-thr Oil ,ady
ia'.I'@ " iitt'r the strongest atlr'hn,, IA,
TOR thc iuNnry. The Old man n3,lt- ~.
own wh;>Hy-pnrc, unadulI"ratrj rom
whisky. 1t 80 happened, one ,Ia,. t'lri
tnv oil nmu lal occasion tu leave home.
p'rha?, - be abseut several DAY. i, Il
''.""! !n% the Did woman's wraAi,o~. i;
-...,--ttrf..! Ia hini ii.at Le!nsp dclA.A4l Il
""'I''i ''r lnnl'ntto put die kcg oI tiii X.
mi ri tirr, tr wr;ritit reati, itftt tit.-t,-
;"r.' - c"t,d ~ The ,atcs, pI1crpi 'icpa.';
IA" fui&"i ba!riica Of ta!I and >ef,i.t
tirr. This done, and the Ia,hIcr destroyed.
th" old iaan went his way rejoicing at
f'ir prcrt;:tlpn inkcn against accident
nc'ui4I, ou!"ittcd Utl man Scarcely
;''t'i lac got oHt ct sight, when ti.c Old
W"'nan, VIII! f.at ,aga,ity rItrpt,ii -t;r
II hri i"cA. in rl>rS ofrNtrcnc emergency.
i'.:;'"'l Il Wn>h.tnb under the ucr aud
Ss'Hlig Il i'a'Isl iilc took dcIihcralc nini
~ ~ ntnic,iI" Ecg. wncn -;rAtk til.
~: vas htr,l aud lown cam. the wi; ,kv
;st 'ati ,at'Iie cataract into thc ,u!. What
inr "l mah thought Of the ir.cI.lpn-
Il; -i:''rii j. hot told u>. - -Ht t,,f
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05
e.nr xubduedby .Dem Abolltlon4I,.

N"Shf SuDdHedDy 'Dem AbOIttiOntiH -.
The following extracts, says the Sprin.
field Mas. Hppbij~oD, are from forth
coming "oik bv Massachusetts writer.
! cnIitled "Thc Ebony Idol" It !. from,
tie press Of the AppctOn'S and narIaie-
the history of an escaped fugitive, rep
tc>cntativ" OF at Ia.t ~ laryc cla-. 81
our c"l"rc'i brethren as tlInt typilird hl
| nee, Tom. The incxorablc law Of ciyii
Patton, work or staryc, is one that Sanbo.
nom the very tropical ScEsuousncs, OF
IN. being, Is exceedingly SLOW to learn.
la Tee story = worthy clergyman Of moi.
rTHtt 'rdowUcntS gives a temporary 1.v-
lHIn /" Cesar. and lab0rs 10 explain WEat
lac eAprct- Of him in return.
wish 90 do f"r-yon all that can d,,
wisely, aud as Christian, bat cannot
distress my family to serve you. or squat
der ti'e small means at NV coInuanI
would like you to work in the garden.
rut NY wood, aud do such GRAND. AMI
cho.v~ e. viii assist my wife fl seem.
to ms you ranbot bit he wiling 10 !,
thI-.
t'-.r sat 3og.gyci hnd Su!lcn, wilnru,
"'"i nrct,n'iin2 t" .i,;cn. MIR. Cary sl"A.
-'''''t'r--''';
-hall n,akc inquiry for you that ypi
may "itain emrioyinctt in s,lnc reiilL!e
il"iit', where YOU can he pqid for your
t'i. " ,rJn a. speiI pprniug ], iud.ni
-.,;.i' ctIort son vii leave II, Ni..in..y
III, nIrrr didn't come Nul t. woi...
hp how; .,"t work euulf At d. SJ'i.'
oiic'l t.,a. i;,.;2naut.,
Ent goa mast Hok Or starvc; liiv,ty
- l..;h'r2, n"Ics> y,'' rtn be rl,thci rl'i
~, rii,e .ol c.ctlcl anI I'D 3, Il,
""Ii. ana wn.m': taittcd Of it nlr,d,r.
tf'1''' 't-'i '''-ssl ri, wish y6ii --,t,;,t
fH;."i Il l',nah' ia. -cak,s ,l i;A.n,
- fy.n>
iir- von. Co.. Al, row that Proyi.!~;n.e
'A~ i.'."l, j !cu tom slavery
i''7'i,I--'-'rit.''itr tnthit, lo'lo;i,,'rt
Il - '.a- J.-t 'lrm c'i,S.d ibo!iijo4,r-,
'H"! lat !, I,rt. Na,.a Cary.
Nr. ''my @rrnnrI j. wa; ev;lrat '!n'
he iial liyHI rrat itIow grruuI "''r,.,..
M 2:!t" are from God! he has Doubtless
,"'.'o moii'c in releasing .,on from a "a lie!
ia-h iu1>lcr"
N""b,r heard any hiIE'r, black or
Whit, cal my Old ma,,a cruel tax mas
Ter ;''1rc i!c WIS gcmrnan as i. C1r1
ur.i,.
Why did ,.',' Iray, bin, tlt., '' al. 4
VI Cary, !lil, testify.
t1h. Eor knows: ron VIZ; sr;i-;rcri
>Pcrt. Sanbo hc heard a, how pa .o',>
AZ E"n '!idn't work only when d, y had
nan'i; 80" di, "hilc never had mind.
;...,! - ! WIS srdmrcd.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

TALLYRANn, the Prime Minister of Ma
p0lcon, was di>likcd by Madame dc Stacl
1t so happened that Tallyrand was lame,
aud Madame dc Stae crosscyed Meet
ing one day, Madame says; Monsieur,
how is that poor rg?' TalIyrond quickly
replied: "Crookcd as yOu sec:"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

I'H'rt\.:., \ SE%nt% SrATE !l"p;';
IL = according to a French pi,H">or'"
,.ar- tht Eu>ton Post is II scrinil> -tato .
an opinion which certainly doe, not com.
H;lnd the Suilra:rS Df hi, c0utifymcu,
81" thnk tlIcn>clv", n hapV r,"pi,.
r:'i are ~, IN spite Of their lr.;ty --r,.-
h:'i'> hr reason Of it, Indeed, Frrnei..
rhni' IN a "Scriou, state" is au cxtr"n. Is
sad one. SO sad, in fact, That he Viii
probably risk going into the >;"i;,' I" -s.i
ont oft. The philosopher is right, hos.
GO in the idea that the highest AID
tr'icH; happiness is long ways h"y"n,l
and above mere nerrimcnt and i",itv.
These are the noisy and snowy >ut>ti.
tut"s for the quiet and unostcntatin,l,,
reality. LIT us he thankful, nevertheless :,
for copper when we have no gold ard
accept lhc Kind and measure Of felicity
ia! circumstances and our own temper
Irrtnit. It i, douhtc>.. better to b. merry
ti"n melnncholy; aud often the >;.nrtc..t
way To regain lost happiness, is 10 rr'-
tend To ourselves and The world tia, 50
were never il such II plca,a!,t mooG be-
;"'r. 1t is Il lardnnabIc fraud ,"lirh
cheats uS out Of rAhai, aud one whirl
brings no harm To ourselves ur oCl nri"'..
h"I>. >l"rute mj%ri! A,t,r all. peace
l. better than icvcri>h PLEASURE, an.l
peace come, to Us all, at last.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

Pray, madam, why did YOU name
your old hen Macduf?' Because, sit,
want her to lay on"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

IhE LAST llErlH ut MLA\NESS. Sem
b!in~, (oi the Sierra UcD.ory"t, saws there
Is clante Tor man 10 recover himself
from almost any deptn Of mcaancss. A
man Is never entnely lost ill he has
Swindied the printer.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

CURIoEa WILL. --AfiItTiUS FOR a Doc.
The following extraordinary story is in
circu!aion IN aged gentleman, plan
t + IN one Of the Southern Stats. has lust
died. leaving a fortune of %lUu. uUu, which
is to be- disposed Of according TO the pro.
vision, Of hi, viii AMI that ,l"ctiinen i,
aS follows
bcJuraiI, all nay effect. 10 luc chi,-
drcn Ol INV brother a.i the follow ing con
ditions: DESTROYS Of marking NY sense
of the service which ny cwfnIndand
dog rendered me IN saliu. my life ono
day when | was drowning, and wishing
also to provide for NY house,. g yer, / ap-
point my sa;t lr1rs i.'-rt,-f- ',+tf-4 Tutor
aLd D,1'h.r 10 ny dog u y na;1il, hrii.
shall, on This arrouhl, pay t. h,r out pi
my entire FORTUNE, daily ~t:Iu il the iul-
lowing mann,r. The uai:y payment shall
continue 20 long aS The d"g ~liall iISc, M
hDuSckrcpcr ,IalI rcrciy, - day the
second year She .haIl receive $40 Il day
and the third year . and =" on. until
the dcat! I Tic dog. In III. course ol
th. nip.,n IT, Hii-i o., dog .hui Giy.
i!,rc -Lai; h" ia {. uiy hu'.ork per for
r"tTr ,t;I. II 'lr ,i,-.'- t,i-t..t,,'r Ali2J.--
-hLi'--4+E--4l, Ii - Ii : IA! ~ ial1
pre- Lo'.r oi the d. H. %.I". IN tie
a.. lrur u ni~ HE Ere ,!nI receive for
,ycfl M! -. '.ar T.. i've, - ;riuii ff',r
o."', ..r. q = ,,r 1T mii,;.tr :5mt.--
~ a";r, j. rha't"i w!'h the >uIcrin-
t'h''iH1 ia" carving ",.t u my viii.
III e.. 'o'.''t"ta.n i p.tr- /, have cu,
'":tt;.a.; .,: ul- H., sc'i;I,neiits -lmijar
T. l,''.'.~ Is at l;..'l,ir- I'll til.nI; nt
'''n o"t'1-uo: ~. b.r, So :, ~ he n,,i.l,
,nr:n.-,I il trr IT,: -hot.ii i,c iong alive.
81 r",it. lnm 10 "It At =" nnntc, aud
~ -.tr..i, ait"r .to".,rn pn the 3nt! day
- tia f'iii-tf, t.t. LII. l. be paid I" the
i..". !.,ctr; sir t.-:i" lay, at $l2I,
s11j,: II iruye 1t $50, -, 80: 20
it"""to. i; S...i.', So, =; ~ seconds at
r,.nu g. -,
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

EwISHiNG a .InKE.--A man lately rr.
Ccivrd twenty la>hc>, wc'l laid on. a. The
whipping-po>t i'll an English town The
culprit, instead Of believing when the
constable applied the lash, langl,d i'm
moderately, which made ;hr angry Officer
lay on with harder force. Ongiying him
his twentieth blow, the angry officer conld
stand it no longer.
Wei, look here, mister said the
offended officer, i've done my duty. and
! can lick you no more, hut I'd like 10
know what it is that's 50 funny?
Funny" roarcd the other, why, its
excellent. You're ArkedM ~rong >D,jta'
! amt the man who was to be WARPED :
Its the other one! Now yon'Il have 10
do it all over again Really, its too good :
You must lick the other man. LA la -
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-05

AN cNclar." say, IL little chil male a
stool, uo tW" of the lcg~ al which were 0!
a ''ngth Willie tryin@ il vain to make
1t stand upon the floor, Il" locked up in
ti~ mother, Tao" aud asked" Does tod
>r" every ,hiM2 = " \rS, my child"
We'll, r,pli", the son. :" guess he will
!an2l when be- s,t.> tli- >t,,,' :"
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PLAZA CORAEE, TKit !ER iILIE
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papers ard Magazines for sale At reduced Iuers.
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