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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21

We agree with the Newbern Progress, that are
pleased to through the Tribune that MIR. L. has
idea of accedng the suggestions of the Wilson Ledger
to publish his autobiography The record of his event
full life would prove both highly interesting and nstruc
tive
In noticing this matter in the Tribune, Mr.. L. uses
the following language:
But one consideration would impe to take upon
selves the great labor which autobiography would
qure and that is the hope of realizing the in part
pay debts which tell heavily upon in the late dis
ruption of business We know that the chief claimant
who alone has just demands of Importance would not allow
suffer days anxiety and pain to receive the whole
his. 1t to ever had such friends we
have and the speak of transcends all the other
friendships have received EARTH they could be
bined in one.
So it is not because any embarrasses disturbs
that desire make money of this project but
only do best for those who have done their bes
for and because it is duty to make of all the
lawful means paced in power by Providence to &C
complsh this object
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21

NORTH
Bonds issued to pay debt of the State, under act
Jan. 9th, 1851, 10000
Bonds issued acct. Fayetteville and Western
Plankroad .:........... $4,000
Bonds issued on acct. Tar River and CASTOR and
Weldon Railroad, 12O 600
Bonds issued acct. North Carolina Railroad, 5000 600
Bonds issued acct. Fayetteville and Centre
Plankroad ............... 10000
Bonds issued acct. Fayetteville and Warsaw
Plankroad 10000
Bonds issued on acct Tar River, under act l4th
Feb 1856. $1,000
Bonds issued acct. Insane Asylum, l25 900
Bonds issued acct Atlantic and N. c. Railroad,
Bonds issued on acct Western N. c. Railroad, 100000
River,....: $780, 900
Canal, $50, 900
Bonds issued acct. Fayetteville and Coal Field
Railroad 100000
Bonds issued on acct. Wilmington, Charlotte and
Rutherford Railroad, ............... 100000
Bonds issued under act for certain purposes. ses
sion 1852: 1,2l4, 800
Due Literary Fund on Note. Sl,O05
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21
MIR. HayWoOd's Speech.

ppVn
ing and hasty cup of tea, large number of our citizen
and persons from the country assembled at the Theatre
listen to the Address of Ed. Graham Haywood ESQ., DEM
Ocratic Elector for the State at large the iner
topics which to form the leading issues the pre
campaign. 1t has seldom been fortune to such
large enthusiastic yet attentive and orderly an assemble
was there convened The eloquent speaker enCha1e
the attention of his audience for upwards of three hours
of the powerful logical and convincing efforts that
have heard He handled the question of ad vc
rem taxation with gloves off, ard thoroughly exposed III
evil tendencies He showed conclusivey that the propose
system of taxation would if carried out result dsaO
to every class of people, it would OF necessity take
off large portion of the tax levied articles of vice
and luxury, which would have to be placed subjects
of taxation to w.t. the indispensable necessaes and com
forts of life. After devOtng about two hours to this subject
in which Mr.. Haywood must have convinced every inte
gent and unpre adiced in the house that the proposed
the people of North Carolina, he branched of upon FEEDER
al affairs. He quoted from Helpers Book to show the Oh
ects and designs of the Black kepubcan party should they
succeed in getting into power He differed with Jude
Douglas in of his views in regard slavery the
rores but thought that the safety of the Union dep
upon the success of the Democracy in the approaching
test that we should not let distractions divide but
go for the nominee of the Baltimore Convention whether
be DOuga anybody else In winding up the eoQuen
speaker paid glo wing tribute to the past services Sc
phen A. DOuglas-how, storm and in sunshine, the %
Giant found at his post and battling for the
of the South.
We regret that time and space will not allow to give
full report of the admirable effort of the distinguished g
tleman. We took some notes, OF which shall proba
avail ourselves at future time We will only say
cone fusion, that Mr.. Haywoods address is spoken of
highest terms by all we have heard aude to it, and will
doubtless effect much good in the campaign in this County
NelrbeTn ENQUIRER
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21

A Lady in Tennessee, when kissed says You thief,
put that right back where you got it."
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21

US~The Herald of Saturday, in its brilliant and
wouldbe funny commentary upon the address of Judge
Person. makes for it, wonderful confession. 1t ad-
mts that Democrat can be courteous towards his op
ponents This is an admission of which, for its novelty,
we desire here to make note.
The Herald derives comfort and consolation from the
Judges speech. WE'LL it must have been sadly in need
of comfort and awuy dsconsolate to have been able to
extract any balm from that source. We trust that
many other doses of the sort may be administered
to the " sick man of the Herald before the campaign
closes 1t is true the speaker did not reply in detail to
Mr. Badgers GRAFTON, for if he had his subject woul
have been Badger instead Of "ad valorem." The
question of taxation ad vaorem we reairm was treat
ed by Judge Person in able and mastery, and
the complete satisfaction of his friends and indeed
to all others not blinded by party prejudice. He did
not content himself by simply asking if this new sys-
tenn not dangerous and unjust but by appeal to
facts and figures and by complete array of arguments
he proved 1Chy it was dangerous and unjust.
We are happy to know that the public will again
have the pleasure of hearing him upon this subject
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21
J. A. ROWLAND
D. A. WOOD.
State Debt.

We have obtained from authentic source the following
statement of the Indebtedness of the State before
readers reliable document of peculiar interest
this purticular time. The amount of State debt
been much exaggerated by many nancerS of the OPP
position who would not take the trou BILE of applying the
proper for information. The tendency
such incorrect statements together with the
founded upon tfem for particular ends, will be depress
in the markets abroad ate stocks No State in The
Union has gratifying the stock market OF
New York city than North Carolina and if
credit will still continue to stand fair it has bh-
erto done.
We have thought proper say thus much in order
readers their guard against false figures and
ded statements pretending exhibit the debt of the State
The following law be relied
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21
From the Western Deroo
The Charge RefuSsd. enoc


We stated last week that Gov Ellis had been vvro.
c1sed Of having opposed f Rs amendment n to the Wp
ae sss nnd ao1 s by Mr. q a
yeed before Wing meeting in on the s
Pool voted for the amendment to Wilmipsyng
Hffs s % his positions Of
North Carolina and went to the lobby of the LegsaSr
upon the authority of our late worthy democp
DR. L. A. Mills who was disgusted with Gov Rs Senator
that he said on his return from Raleigh last Would co
Davis mistaken and we think those papers w YE% that
given currency to the Misrepresentation should winch h
the Rutherfordton Enquirer of the 5th inst 0'0"ng from
Mr. EP nS .h. II looking over your paper of m
particular and in other respects placed nc
renders explanation necessary on part late
my authority that Gov Ellis into the iobhe states
oneered against the amended Charter of the W.
that said that Gov Ellis Went into the Iobbies did
eered for the Central Road Western Extension "nP
two being rival Roads was for time hurt with Cow a The
again On further reflection find that the Gove G vote
nothing more tha1 en- to carry out the provisions
all works of internal improvement then begun On h&
fs snen oheen gva o' I
at the ensuing election nd A Again in Mr.
agd other Democrats Voted with Pool admit mr. DAVIS
against the ad valorem principle of electromagnetic M
Mr. Pool9 He voted three times against vaorem M
against the convention he is now in favor Of both a
present. Our Constitution has served very we'll far
twenty-five years it is compromise between he;Ess @ lag
West giving the West the ascendancy the Honse on e
East ascendancy in the Senate branch our Ieps
think the old maxim holds good here IT'S Well to at
enough alone. ~ WEI
To hold convention would cost the State $SOOOO Iis
remain session long, twice that will quit wr
thing don't do-for have full confidence that
of the people of State will direct them against %
if you only after taxing all the negroes thev ma
female, by the compromise of Constitution ub
captaton tax for fourteen longer than white polls
considerable discrimination against slave pro pery If a
valorem of the capation tax would be abolished
great deal gained by the change Gov. Ellis his spS
Godsboro says present bill will admit of
ton land if in favor of that Again S
think system based the ad valoem prncipb
instance to tax the dining table in proportion 6
table the wheel and cards level with playing cards
pough horse in proportion to the horse &c You win
the justice to publish the above card my only object
set myself right.
L. A MILLS
1t will also be by the above that DR. Mills not &
of ad vaorem has been reported. The fact all the
injure Gov. Ellis in the West without effect and @
day shows the utter futility of such attempts wv"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21

We received two private dispatches yesterday even
ing from Baltimore. They however, contain but little
information in addition to what gave yesterday
Nothing appears to have been effected up to the time
the dispatches were placed in the Office at Baltimore.
1t appears that much and somewhat excited discussions
arose upon the proposition to readmit the delegates
from the withdrawing States. Some of the ultra Doug
las men manifested strong disposition to exclude them
ALL while others-the moderate of his friends
manifested willingness to admit them The prospects
of coming to amicabe understanding seemed to be
very gloomy. Mr.. Douglas friends were rampant and
much if not everything depends upon the admission Of
the withdrawing States. All seems to be at sea, with
the prospect of disruption of the Convention. So
says our latest dispatch Our regular dispatches today
will probably be more full and up to the adjournment
last evening
P. S.-Since writing the above we have received
by telegraph the following:
In the Convention yesterday Q9th) the question of
admitting the seeding States referred to the Commit
Credentials The admission to be unconditional
The Committee will not probably report before to-
day. believed they will report in favor of Southern
Rights delegates from Georgia. Mississippi Arkansas and
Louisiana. 1t is doubtful whether they will reject Alabama,
FOIid" ~nd Texas How when the Convention will de-
eide, knows slight sleonne day
light also much bitterness manifested by the Dougasites
So matters now stand. From the tenor of our dis
patches, inclined to the opinion that compro-
mise will yet take place. and candidate be brought
forward. We may, however, be mistaken, but think
this is what correspondent by the expression
-" CLEANS of daylight" We must wait with patience
and take things easy-Daaly Journal of yesterday
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1860-06-21

ALFRED M. SCALES, OF RoCKINGHlM.
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, OF WAKE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
\ Curious Prayer.

Tie Syraeus' =. u star !, r,sruasiJI, ~
ihe following In ,be Seat Of OLio. th,rg r5-
siird family CONS, .,isv of "a oil mAu. D., tls,
ramr Il Beaver AND h. thr., sau,. all uf " b,g,
were har'l "uut- ~hc had oa,-u iaurhs-i D.
sruru ihr futrratie- % rioe- though ,yr, &C..
centric minister vho rr,.3ci In th. same town
IL happened one Of The h'ys va- rit,,u by
raiiie'Uskc. and es, expected go iir ~l,,u tie
'ninisi"r ~ns seui f'r IA great haste. On h-
arfi'gl h' found tic Young man s'ry leilt,nt
and .Nioes . b. prayed With The minister
calling On ihc family. s0v,lcd down AMI ttuy..l
IA this Wi-e
"a, lord wt thank d.-. tr r4ttl,sn,k,.. 80
hank the bs-raus- = rottr.>rak. ha- bii Jim
We pray thrv seuA rs'il, snake % hite John.
send on - bite Snt9 aul - I,ori' s,ni th,
biggest Kind ~ a n,ttlcsrak, p, li,- tl, old nsr
{ Z nothing but ratil,,nak,s will ,,,r h-iay tl,e
Beaver family ~ r,pcntaaye
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
The Landlord who copidn't keep
people all Night

certain distance frpm the cit, II Noutrurn-
cry the State y Alah.tua o. Onc of The <ta..r
rosds running from that city i've jolly land.
lord by the nanc Of Ford. Ia fair weather or
foul. m hard times or soft, Ford would have HE
JOKE. IL was Litter stormy night, or rather
morning, about two hours bsiurv ,lavbreak
when he Wa aroused from his slanib, ~ b, loud
shouting and Knocking nj hi. door HE mrIu.-I
out bot snrcly against hi, viii. anil demanded
What was tn" matter IL wa, as dark as trr
and As hc could s,.c 10 oiic be- cri.-I out
~Wba arr you tbcrry'
"Burler AMI Nsuc~v and Elmor-. fr,r,
Moutromev,- was II. answer. .o.i olr vyay ,o
ntu'nd court Wa arr hciight,d. an, want 10
stsy all night"
Very sorry j caHt accomm"laie ,uu that
gar gentlenicI- DO anything to ollise yal.. bu,
that's imPo-sihls-'
The lawyers for thy were three oi the smart
est lawyers IN the state. and r,ady t. ,irur
down with fatigue. held br.rt con S,ltation. ard
u'en A. they could do no better. ami wr-. too
tired IN go another step. they asked
Well, can't you stable our horses. and give
us chairs aud good hre tll morning
"Vh yes gentlemen, can do that w
Our learne'i and legal friends werc soau dr,
ing their Wet clothes by a hrigh, hr,. ~ tlssy
composed themselves the lev r,asaiuing hours m
their chairs, dosing and no'iiiur aud nos and
then swearing word or. two of napatienos. a.
they waited tili daylight did appear 1beionc
est night has morning anil at last the san
came along. aad then ia due time good break
fast made its appearance bat tothe surprise Of
The lawyer Who thought y, house "a. crowd
ed with guests, none bat themselves sat dauut to
partAlc
Why fori thought your house va, ~ t,,ll
you couldn't giyc "a bcd lat night .aid
Burder.
i d'dnt say 80. reflind Ford
"los didn't What In the nan.s of ,hundsr
ih'n did YOU sas p
You asked ns t. lrt yop -tsr h--, siI night.
snd sad that would ~ Impossible t5r ni,,l,
was nigh unto two-th,rl. gone wirn yos, r.,n..
ity"u oniy vantei b,l.. ~hy ot earth Iaint
ypu say s1f
The laNysr, haI - give 81 ~ nas oftbsn
o'i ona sale. and th' Iandiurf aia,,r As.I l.st
them sil -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06

OF tllr Nile But the chiei glory Of tI,i. cous.
erstsi sPo, consists in the patriotic a.socistiOus
which cluster srvura it ay~l ~ high -A.ll have
occasion - sTeAk a prc-sutiy
Adjacent to the spring i shady grove. IN
which 80 foand thS priaespal inipro,ised tables
arrangsd ior dinner IN the forla o; a Quadrangle
inolosing an area u at least an acre in the cen.
Ter Of which was = larsc t.nt or hroth illed
with great variety Of Pros,s,oe. Ia eonvsf.S
cnt proximity b the tablcs th- CULINARY e,era-
tons were progressing upon n scale % prtiuss
abundance. and after n fashion thai was n lss.
primitive than profasr Illsr. apy.ear,,l 10 H.
shout half n hundrrd Whole carca--es Of full
grown well fAifensi sheep snd h,,-- each kav.
ins two long iron Suds run through it, Iehg;h
--"bart- aqpea~"-so as 10 keep il -prcad or.n
IN The position termed BY bcraldic writer. -d;.
played Th,sc were all laid arruss ircnrh
s;he projecting ends Of te rols resting upon each
s'ie thereoii which wa. about huadr,.i ic,t m
length by four d.-cP. anil rn tis bottom OF ~h,,h
was a b'si of glowing ouuis, tlrat wa r,p!rnish
e'i from t''nc ~ time from large log hrs kers
constantly burning cl,-e by tor that purpc.e---
~ suitable intervals along N, side, of the
uvnch were irun vessels suplc filled with salt
AMI water oihcrs wish IA. liei butter, lard rc,..
NJ! which thc a,isHdapss Tipped lipcn cloth,
affixed 70 the ends of Iong. flexible vand.. ana
deia aioly applied them with certain ar al
dainty PDcsion to different portions of the ruast
ing meat THIS part of ths l,ro,v-. ~as d.ass
with such cEruest solcuniiy ct inanier. a. a.
nnpnss Ahtholder With the convection tha, tiery
Was sou'o importaH; mystery meant ty the par
hcuiar mode in 'shirh the carcass.s were So
tremendously tcurhcd with tlp saturat.i
cloths During his operation other attcndants
were bu-ily engaged in turning over thr hug.
roasts, one after auoth r. - sl4ai al sides or
each should BE- done equally alik,
10 81 CONCLUDED NKxr uEEk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
Anccdo,r OF HootI,.

Nan i'-t.r Is celebrated for g.. hutton i.r.
torres ln'u,i-r gusu'i'ir, ~ buttnn. a-- .p.
nuaily Turned uu, Manchester The lac. NJ
Boot rl'ysd De. ta,artr rhsr7r,sr Of Rieb,r.I
III there several years --1 m, au.,i-nrc "a.
not a part'culari. Intelligent ONE. Tor thr, ,af-
fcrrd tss matohle,s Bod Co. ra,h th, d.,u,
s's"c IA the Esad! without 9uae nppiaudai.-
BAN. 10 the deAth struggle U,t R,ebn..s..l
h"oth determined 10 "ietrh cm. lie prolanar.
o'l that scene 70 sboui half an hour cuttiu, a,.i
Smashing IN a fearful ,aAnHcr Tisrs pleased tb..
hao' l'esier audisir'c ant % ~ ttiriv .srcam.,i
with del'eh' At Irngih "Richa-i' tell. spd
just bcfyr, giving nj, iyinrsirs hc rsi,,,i him
s''f upon hi- r'gbtarm. slaf . lll, 10 tl.y au.
dicic,, atd criei
Wat a. %" t,iai y ~ - yo,, Id Lsiis.
nt'fA~rs -t7,r,tunI Y.a.mL.4Ls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
Can You ra, Crnu,.

ial Mahofse VA 81 ou aasaa -. much
crowded, 1r rather tse h0icis in its iinis,-l.,.
',ciaiiy wrr hat chs Gana-hus-ss ,.ery 6ilsd
Sith visitors. One tho vor,by farmer. rs-iais.l
there vas eyfeciaily worried to d,ah D., t..sy.l
ers They iosud halt wish Lis table. th.. ta.a..
was bad sol hat Wasa Et T. eat
Darn iI- sail oh Issae. ai,a da, -whst
fees yua are asaking. Fsaa sst any tb.ag
Can you eat Clor = ss.l ane uf tls io4n1
toagdcrs.
Yes. J bin eat rro~
~liei you = hat sad h.. guest
Ths bet vas msde GROW va raa.st sni
ntosly ro-,s,ed tat before serving up. d., con.
irised - .essou tt viih god be-. ~ -saf,h
snuH
lsaa, ~ dorn b. Co. cr,s o. n..ta. ..s.l
iit SRI l-gsn ts sisr- auas
10 la Fafe = isan f-f rraa As.fssr is..
and 30 avfh f,rs. syr,. tIa 80 crow 'sfae
tesus n anaseal Ein-eaf rrov l.ai 90
d. darnsd q aspser aftsr o.
IeoT isasr sru.f frnni fis ers- fast ia ssss.
What ~ bury and feit,l tarara t. iasi ~
"a bse
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06

-tss nF ifrf srtu.esf fs sa,fa t.sr.sttt
Tic Uaasistas Gerraf, pati.-hs, % $50 ~. e.
e. 81 b. hrau9it ifr Iess'.tar n n4r
C4al.hs pra.la.aag .fi i -gro,s 30 ts
aases oa sas ansr % fo-t ~ Js-aarr. g. b.
seid 81 ratiie aarff sra 81 proceeds ts o..
rpprsi ~ ~ rs fs5, v "a. fari..s e.as,lr.
Itt Mrrrarl tsrs4tf. a.r.la lapsn.ls Ca aalies.
t.dn ~,ta sis iasa r-asats
We ferr.f f 80 assser, haftt b 81 .rf...
err ehf flf araI Ir.fs3 81 taf paft .sI ...-
sfiif i j. -. ia..feas rn .ts sf.rts ssa lrssft
atiy jn.iiard ID lss pr,saairaiisa T.s Isei.
iafarr hsr sorsfihfHe - fa 81. iesaes o.. ~.
rnsrtef f etra fasf-s - hs af-l 80 siara.sl
fflsi drif flrr reNeenen f efI tf H..f s.,
500 p e.Fs Hs-i ts ~ tHt ~ o. cst.4f...
~ essar- aatf 49, riaefa asa as
f..fs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
ptDTrIiY.
Lead. kindly Light.

- ~ '1ndy i@Elt r1-nd iIif tnciugfng .-tu.
aJ Irntl n.r ,..
re h'EN' fsrk sui .hJ nv fum hi -i.f.
~ ei fl,.H t.r 90
Arsp Ih9- ~ ser Z 'ea.t a.l t..t.a
''' "-ah' N'ne o, rc. ra.asll go usv
- '"ag 10y F,,s,sr h1il t--,.,i air no, .t .rli
WI 'rs' re ..i
hfr ht+T AiHt No. q - lraE Hn,l fHrrgrt uu
ths uight ss.sr
AUtl " .fE Coo morn tausr a ...I f.... .,..-t.
Wbirh ha,u irvc,i Long SIM su,l bl.i svt,4.
NH.ra ff-.f......
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
Fidelity


oa urrff en- fustsl
10 rri,f so sin e. ~ sirntif r'siEnrd
~ The hsli I'll .rt e..f Ht s,frrffa a. .fr
~ hsstinF uial- vzE'F ia tlrgrf
llfc uith rla1ilr luv,r H rr caCh rrxrwt
fortescl il fHsr- lHT vDur Z aifuctt11 frcr
Md .ars tet1aei D. sufiFr sufi - tfss.
len nlf ~ Alfe ftal. cpht u.Cral E,.err
hHrsFa - "a -gfis.inr afl tI.r a.rst+ sh.fegr L.
Nnl 'tts thf ri.id - ? u'f-sts sai t-fes
And rsisrts Nnf ia.nssI thr anatr .fti.s sklss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06
CisFIELD, BROTHER 4 Co.,
Va. 229 Market 81. Csyser Of CAarsss,
.snfer iss. B.fLILMOR.E. MD.
rnrosrEns AND MANI
-'-.T = rACrC aGh4 og .


Naiclss. iesciry. 4 shy Sos-fs. Cutlerv. Clocks,
am Military Goods - every description
sasA - swords. EIsnletirs Sashes
g. HAts. l1aes, .Bs,;uas. ~.
MasaJy Cossl J,TAiA "a c0iapisfe trifa ersy-.
RTToL r.
Non oReuing n lllstsent siock of NeN tsoods such
a. Aincdcan, Enguh German ana Frrnch Jesrlry.
"a sets ansl SnEic docs. Bti quality Gold Watches
tuEl'h Levers. skeiefpn Do, payrN. AnchoT E>cape
fneit. Lrdnes, soine very small FOR iadies set sxlh
pearts and diamonds elegnuilv enameed indel.sn-
dgni snd Quarter Seccpd MaIrhes. Hunting Is carrt
Grlf Nnirhes IN every variety
lsira huna ases, frOu Parts and Dresden, French
and Spanish fau-
shter tioid, itory. P,ari and Leather Card Cases.
d.. do.. du.. P0r Nunaits.
Elegant Glts Br5nscd ClOcks Candlebras
tLbAIA NtRE Siooas foriS, Ladies, Butter
ktltSes. &c. " the best quality
PLATkD Tea and Conce SETS, Csstors, Walters.
Cdke BASKETS Vegetable nsshcs Turrcus Butter
Dehes, CaidlestcAs, Teal e,les. UrBs Salt Cellars
I"ftols,, shell Combs, new styles Eltgllsh aud A.
meiiean Table Cntiefy. seissors Pen Kuive- razors
sIDrt,ng hni!ss h9sie Boxes, 3 ], a. 5. aud pairs
;guvlcFs Scaies -sh,l Weights ~.
Wafrtinaksrs' Tools and Materials watch Gla.Se,
afeis9 dSenEaiuni couIiete assortment Of Den.
n.t fTfcs.
q. D. 4 Co oflsr the above goods On the very bes,
terms. Call and examine.
December l, 1859
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-12-06

n however tiefr go orcss.f. 10 etsrti'dns
re vho Fiii ronuaas 81 r..f ilsr I.r iaas
healli spi hspIansss ly ritiius thsfl ~ h.srs
oa ~ soid. danp ro-ks. b. rsfkir.s lir.szasl
~ esssiuare. ffineiiae aud 0asaslarhsfs ttst
81, io,tt' apsu iaai lei aioafi 81 iren ~
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afe ss haa'isir us 81 ss allelff -. - t.aats