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zen Rheumat6m uno bic 9rCbe lIsbsrmadt eisitr
fTantbsit (bsinahs ists psrfOn bot hlgfhts mebr
OoCr ntniasr ssfablD 6spsst uns sintes Ssmsrfun:
gen tn Ssu9 rarauf fclasn ~ Ia6sn.
GS fuo spsi Arteu RbsumatIsm--bis Asuie unt
Die GbrCnilbe Bel Der asuts Rbeumattsm bal
nan unbsibreibIitbs ShmsrIsR In maubsn Ghs:
osEu, ben Suieen, Gbulbsrn, banh9slentsn, stf.,
pabs GbmFrJsn niCbt blsitsnb on einem giabs
fnb, Ienesrn panesrn, sin 9Iiee nit DttiSF Erafi
an9reifen uhc ss baRn mtsesT pgrlasSu unp elm an:
oeTsS aEsrsifn--uub 70 fort 0aS ltbmerlsnpOlIs
Sse III 9cfbpClsH, unp bic 6Gui rarHber oft roth
ole eertnafte Bepe9un9 9tbt SbmsrI. Dis s6msr'
zen fue tmmsT pdhrsnp Der Rabt 9r6ssr, unp aIs
aII9emsine Sadbe psrmsbrsn fh burCb btss.
Die anesrs @Ottun9 vCn RbsumatiSm rpirp GhrOs
niib 9enaunt. 9Bsoen Der ednee ber 3eit bab fie
causrL fam berisben audi elm Au9rf pen Der asute
CI3su, Uber mag ftbOu bst bem 8e9inu ben Gbarats
Ter psrfdbsG anuebmen. DistsIbe IN psnissr sSs
fdbrItdb, uRb wsun pislsbs Elm tlstnss Glisb ans
9reift (sine arantbsit Bic pSn W2ans6su Qcut &c:
Rannl mtrb) 70 pirb oaeslbs bidtr, bGnn Rstf une
pH9rSbert hisfilbeR su ben Gnben Der tIsinGn &nG
hen.
Disits 6titmitisI (bs @rotb'5 GIt,tris Din fell.
Is auuohatebi9 fdr etnsn bsbsutsnbsn 5sitraum
pfHn u0tbutnbi9, IN SdlGn pSn Gbrentibsr Gheu'
matiSm 9e6rauht psroel. Die Tibtauspausr III
elt { iHitss urlade wsnu feline Gus bGpirt
Wirb.
urfsbtu. Die uriaheu bsr Rbsumatisn
ftuo etns Pemmun9 bse gbnstess. ihHe(Ie 99ebt
i'm Q4etrsr. unO osihpinbs abrUsbfeluns pOn Der 6t
81 sum Noltsn. - Das Glerirtlhe Sil belsiIiai BIZ
bsmmun9 unb iCet bic NsrUc.l3itnl Suib pieosr IL
ben Sang unb GSaiunobsit ErbaIt pisbsr hir Gbsr
! hGnt,
| gu psttauftn bel allrn 8rugelen unb bsnblsrI
| in ben Bsretntatsn Gtaatsn unp ban ganObae
6auPts sOsp St-No. 217 gab Ste Stla
| Bs. philadelphia, %.
! 0~-GttufllS gum @srtauf in ausntduu byi
4atpal uno Martin.
| Ettruar, ~. na3J
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1861-04-24

Ausntdun. 1prll 10,
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23
LADIES DtrARfqNEI.
y Eaik 4bon, Marriage.
~ 7 g. 5EENJR.

Two rgaiJrn. in yourhIYl bloom and
Lrauiv at ,a,....,iv G.!Ai.y Tfrir
thought was reaching avnv n.o H., f:-
lure their thrnc Wa marriage.
Il ike him well enough" laid one Of
them " but"
"Ni'har j, rh,. ir,prd-mcrt. Alice ?"
Hi, income j. TOO small"
"Wha, IS /, 2"
"tIoL; LI,.o,... dollar. > vcar"
"loV uisAf Lv. q, ,l..,6
olive! Bah What ...,d Of living T"
.'Not in priucelv style, will adult"
" Not scarcely IN pl,Lriaa, Fanny.
EieLt l.undIcd dollars, Whv, frAcr
uays ,iX hundred drlhis rent and IIn
sue our style Of living j. plain enough /!
Eirlt hundred Oh, 40. ike Harry
better than ANY voung u.n have met
! could love h,ln. no doob'. But be cant
SUPPORT a vie in any decent Kind o..
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23
Home industry.

Stories told tochildren 10 stimulate thi
to fidelity and industry are not als 4
myths. Two boys, not far from this pla
were, II few days ago, tugging away ii
little heroes ut a piece OF work assign
them by their father. expecting 10 oil
reward than his appreciation and the &C
c,ousncss Of having done right. They d
MT stop to repine at The necessity OF lab
or walch other boys who might chance
pass about the highway less proftably z
ployed, but persevered with unremiiti
effort until their work was finished, a
theu taking care Of their tools, they So, q
to their father for further directions. Il
older one having lis clothes soiled, and |
ing very modest boy, naturally took
somewhat circui.ous route, in order
avoid observation hy very nice FAM
on the direct way. The younger one, no
ever, thinking more Of his comfort than
clothes, selected the nearest way. No
il happened that those Two honest boz
while AT their work, had been closel Y .
served by n wealthy man who appreciat
the value Of labor and deprrcatcs idienel
This man when he saw that their work v
nearly finished, went oul by tue way whe
they we've expected 20 Iass home to noe
them. When the little fellow cssne aloi
he stopped him aud iol1 him bow prot
he felt, in this age OF pride and degcner
cy, TO see Two boys WHO were not asham,
to work--gave him some kind words
advice, and then placed in his hands fl
dollars in money that the occasion aud q
lecture might not be frgotton The lit
boy tripped along hoIlr with light st,
and joyful heart, feeling that 1t was
good thing 30 work.
The kind gentleman approaching Il
motives which led tlfrlarg,r boy by di
frrent way, and becaus, he was SOM yea
older, sent hin, by the hands of fricn
just double The amount, with kind wor,
of gralulati II and advice calculated
make the impression that "labor is honor
be-
There is no doubt that a want ofemplo
ment is the curse ofthc piesen generatio
and parents VINO do moi teach their CHI
diem to work are even worse culpable. th,
those who fail TO teach them to read. II
educa'el iclsr stands good chance TO b
come william, but an energetic citize
,hough ignorant of the beauties Of rhet
rio and arts Of logic, is worth lis we;g
in gold any community.-.uadison Ga
PIsif1r.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23

The v,auoIs and w-.l -peat life Is Ii
a brigh, ijttla cloud that floats upon {
soft 1rcez'. Of TIE morning 1T uoonGi
rts accumulated volume pouis out it's tire,
uret blessings upon the sun-parched cart
III i, passcth on, The blended hues Of &
rainbDw cac:.cle5 j'5 brow, and when
eyen:ng's close 10 quietly nsotics 6cnes
The surrounding hills, it sends back fic
its tiHsel!cd borders farewell smile to i
bright flowers which il has n9urished in
lie.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23
Irm me Constitutional
NJ L SING =.
Ey VI H. NJ.

A crSt "a; in mu,iur way,
and p,nsiyr mood ri clos. Of d,v;
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H.. ,,,,. ...t... 80 o..
vh.,a,.,t.,.,..,,.,,..,a.,,..,i,
N -.
Thr lcaycs arc fallen. dead, aud sclr,
Aud All proclaim tn fallen year,
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"h..o' ".'r'na 10 IN" no'cs thot rose,
W Ari"I'r team, ! sought irro.r;
IN" .rit "c.''.'d by 'n iali .tlcams,
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23

SOWING lOUR, Weld OATs.-In all Il
wide range Of accepted British maxim
there il zone. take u Toe oil ia all, mo
thoroughly abominabls than this one
TO the sowing Of wild oats. Lock at il q
what side you will, and defy you
make nnythfng but DEVILS maxim of
what man--be he young, old or middl
agei--sows, Mat, and noiLiag else, sha
he r"ap. The only thing t. 90 With vii
oats II 10 PIT them careiuly into the no
test part OF the fire, and get them burnt
dust, cyerv0 SrrA r. 'tem. q. y"' 20
th"m, 10 inaiIrg in what ground, up the
viii corae, with lonc tough roofs, ill
cocoa grass, and luXuriaIh stalks an
leave, 10 SURE "a there is @ n ~
in heav,n--a crop which it turns one
heart cold 10 think Of. Tie devil, TO
Who's spcciel crop they a'c, viii see tn
they th.ivc--and you, nobody o'se, vi
have 10 reap them, md 40 common reapir
will get them OF, Of tie soil, which Inu
he dug down deep - in and again. w,
for you, If, with al Your care, you C
make th' ground eVce, again by 70
dying day.-Tbm Erowa n oxford.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23
POETRY.
For the Constitutional.
T A NJ e!
ny MILE MAyFIEtD.

4 faint, low brrnth, or the sea Of Life
Aud little bubbles born;
Onward il Goats THO the whirlwind's strife
Or the hush of mid-snmmcr's morn;
Riding the top Of the stormiest wave
The distant goal to gain
A gulten strand, whle no tempests rave
To toss the siycry main;
Where tho bay tree bends DER the jcwel'd
beach,
And murmuiinC my:tlcs near
Are weaving crowns, for the daring reach
Of those who wrIc bonn 10 wrai
Aud ihr painted bubble, with p,idc initiate,
HIS hiss,d the rhoIc, 80 gay
When 10 il bursts-and its elopty state
Has passed with breath, away!
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23

Happiness in part 10 imaginary, ana
possession depends almost ,ntnely up'
oursrlves; coutentmsnt ia the key Viii
III locks the traasure-hogse, aud with "gc
illness IS great gam"
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23

An advocate having lately gained
sui; for poor young lady, who was Wi
ugly, she remarked Il have nothing
pay you with, SIR, but ny heart" Han
it over TO :he clerk, i you please. Iwi]
no fee for myself" hs replied.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23

A PRETTY LArERMENT---"S Scan
TAroygh a MI .Stoac."--An excLonI
sHya:
TAX" slice. &c foolscap or Letter pap'
roll it up 30 lhat The opening at one o.
snail be large enough TO take in tho f
-ize Of lie eye, and At the other md
tie op'ning be- no; huif rs large. lake
i the right baud, oholdiny between d
thumb aud the f3soGuac., aud against =
rdge Of The other hand; place the Ian
end 70 a.. right eye, JHd look through
wi'h h2'h Eye to til, light You viii {
hole though vour hard
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23

Old Nrs. Danley Is a pattern Of houl
hold economy. She says she has made
pair Of socks last fifteen years. by on
knitting new feet 10 them every win'
and new legs to them every other winter
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or thousand dollars year, should not
look into our circle for wives"
II don't like TO hear you talking this
way. Alice" said her companion. 1--WE
are net superior beings, but only the
equals Of men,.
did say we were superior ~
Zone might infer from your language
that you thought So"
a. don't see how the inference can
fairly be drawn"
orr circle for wives, you snid just
now"
"Yos."
What do you mean by I"
"A circle Of intelligence, refinement,
taste and cultivation" replied Alice.
You don't say wealth."
mo. Ny father, though living in
good style, is not rich have heard hin,
say, more than once, that We were UP to
our income"
Then, we have only our own sweet
selves with which to endow our husbands.
No houses or lands no stocks from
winch TO draw an income; nothing sub
stanial on which TO claim the right of be-
ing supported in costly idleness. We
must be rich indeed as to personal at
fractions"
eve are educated, accomplished, and
--ani-"
Alice was n little tcwildcrcd ia thought,
and did not finish the sentence.
" Not better educated or accomplished,
- girls, than are most OF tLc young uen
who, rs clerk, earn only from seven hun.
drcd To thcrsind dollars year. In
tins f'gard, Ne are simply their equals.
But II strikes mr that in another view Of
til" cas", we caEnot claim even an equal.
~ hey are orr superiors."
" Not by any ncaus," replied Alice.
" ~" shall see. Here is Harry Pleas
Hnis, for instance What IS his income Z
think you mentioned the sum just
now"
Light hundred dollars year"
hat is the interest on--how much {?
Jet N" scr--about twelve thousand dol.
las. To be equal, as match for Harry
then, You sh,uid be worth twelve thous-
aud dollms."
How you talk, Fanny"
" /" III" point, don't | II we arc not
rp"ri L" tLr yo'u5 men who visit lis :;
superior simply in ylrtue OF our sex; then,
our "nIy claim TO be- handsomely support
ed IN Idle srliIuduigcnce, must lie IN the
fact. that We rndow or husbands with
sufficient worldly goods to warrant the
condition."
You are ingenious"
No mattcr-of:lact. Whit have you
10 say against my position, Alice Are
W" better than young men Of equal intel
/ !i""ncr and education e.
| y, ..'''.Ivt say tHut Ne are.
Ii W, marry. We must look among
! these i"r husbands. Rich men. ms gem
cral thing, select their wives from rich
mems daughters. Our chances in that
direction "lc not very encouraging. Your
ialhcr HIS no dowIy ior his cMld; nor
has mine. Their families are large ard
expensive, and little or nothing OF the
year income is left at the years close.
! The best they can 80 fof Us is TO give III
homes and feel that it is not much to
oar credit that we are content 10 lean on
our fathers, already STOPPING under the
! burdens Of years, care aud toll, Instead If
supporting ourselves. The thought lE.s
! iro|bird ne, o. late"
a sober Lu" came over the face Of
Alice, as she sat looking into the eyes of
her friend. She did not reply, and Fanny
went on.
! her" Is wong n tbs. On what
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23

i Sermon in tour words on tho van
Of earthly possessioaa SLIouds have
pockeA."
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23

EAira SPECIAL Tax 10 be collected with the Tax
of 1850 for thr r-rf OF the poor and nee. ssitouS.
FOR the purchase = corn and payment Of aren't,
$3.50 90, As ordrr'd by III Police jury at its
Jsr,..-- q san s-i2
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23
STEAM BOATS.

REGULAR RED RIVER PACKET-For
Shreveport, Gram Bayou, Cawptc, Grand Ecorc,
ST Mau,ic", Monigom ny, Gothic, Alexandra,
Norman, Gort"ns. Barbin's and NIL mirfmcd-
ate landings on Rcd kivrr-Ihc entirely new
and fast running passenger packet Grand
Duke SAM. APrLEGhTE, Master, will run
as n regular packet in The above trade. For
freight or passage apply on board janl2.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23

The woman OF the void Turns the
loose soil OF learning, and is christened
" accomplished; :" while she who digs
down 70 the deep wells Of knowledge. Is
dubbed BY society I" hlnr-sl ocking."
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23

! negro ?roaoa-r II .ho south pray
"a g. Is ".hi.o ei+:1@n. - or pcrr!a;.or
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23

Au";so. LalGri Cwel Moro once j
his cIcLitoya somtvhat mcelomorious
upon which Wa .w.o'";
Cw-u Moore pa ruu a,va~.
Cl.1' .ao." q on b. could poy
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23
BUSINESS CARDS.

OTElEOUXE x LANGSDORFF.
NTHOLESALE Groccrs aud Importers Of
w French Wines, liquuis aud BmHdirs, II,
l3 and H. St. Louis st., New Or"ans. drc2
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23
Fall and Winter Goods,

Fall and Winter Goods,
comprising every variety, ladc and sty," Of
Ladi-,' dress goods, hats, Riding Has Print,
Birach.d ana Brown Co',ous, Lin"us, Hosiery,
iaudActcaiyts, Ciuaks, Msltillas, IS &c, y =,
Gents Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
Hats, Gaps, Boots, SHOES, Oh Clothing, &c, &c.
Russell Programs, Lns'ys, Lowais. Pliis,
Blankets, Mud Boots, Sadlicry, Hari.. are,
Qd.rsws,rc, Woo, nwarc; all kinds o; Toiaccos,
Liquors, Cmdi,s Soaps, y e.
Al "f which Wi! Je sold a: moderate profits,
and liberal discount malr for CASH Grcai
pl,a>urr viii H. taken in showing the stock, and
no chaggn ,nalr for trouble For further paI;icu-
Oars call in and examine f,r Yourselves
ect!' Il K e. HETHEEWICK
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23
NOTICE.
GREAT IN DO CE ME- II L
To
IS lid IL -.
Cypress Lumber at Fifteen Dollars per

Thousand
" d. deliver CNPr :, l.Uu.h.I ~ any point OIL
Rcd River between A-N'alrio and my Ian
eng co. "a A.rN'u,ha. al fifteen per thousand: also
Cypress Shingles At tive dollars p,r thousand.
Do >h.ng. "a'r hy nay mill az. more perfect,
un.rg;u. >r.aul,r aud better than can l,r luadc hy
.and, 'r 1Hh oth'r mrch.n. rsjaut Th.v ar,
"u', ~ lie action 81 the saw which crlts out sha-
'ngS "l,h lie gam # the wood IKE q giuov,ina
rau'. M,CAaAic, can do ou,-tiigd more work
pen day. and make morr perfect roof than can b.,
mad With shingles uaadrd y hand or from any other
machine now in Use. These shingles can be- had at
>i.u per tunus,ad whcu orders exceed fi:y fhou-
sand. Having rs" steam saw mills md q shincl,.
nil constantly nopglation. an prepared to ill al.
"TorI> promptly.
Ori..> iI; with ms agent Mr.. T. Johnson,
81 al las drug store viii have prompt attention.
Aug. Oft J. VI. Wells
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23

Too MCCH FOR HlT.--A yonrg bache
lor who had been appointed deputy aher-
III, was called upon TO serve an attachment
against beautiful young widow. lie ac-
cordirgly called upon her, aud said
Madam, | haze an attachment for
you."
Tie widow blu5hed, and said she was
happy TO inform him that his attachment
was recipr9cated.
lyon do not understand ne, you mus;
proceed to court"
Il know it is leap year sir, bu: l pre-
fer you would do the courting"
Mrs. T., this l. 10 time for trifing
the justice IS waiting"
The justice why I should prefer a
parson."
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
W. H. LEWIS,

4 TTORNEY md Councillor at Law Alc1an-
a a,y. L,-W.d P'ac,'ce "a tUiS and ''l"m'
....-,.l.., did-ly.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23

! SHALL continue to furnish Gia Sands as
b heretofore st TIE old stand j. NJ. Charles
street. sly ot!ce IS on The second floor, No. &.
Cir Stand. constantly KEEP: Oh alnd 10 supply
c-,;yAeTs. 10 not deem necessary to say
anything Of the merits OF my Gin Stands. | sell
1000 or more annually, wlach are distributed
through nearly the Whole cotton growing cornuy.
No. being able to supply the demand tine last sea-
scn. an extenling M fAc;oIy 50 a. to be cua-
h,,l 70 make 1907 Stands lext season. and shall
promptly
- :. VT PC.T-
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23
BARLOW * WADpiLI,

= TiuRNEYs MD 'OUNSE!hokS ~
r. T. LAW --O.hce n A."zahdiis M" MAJ Ns-
10 nelly
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
TNUE c0-TG r..,u'o h.rrtaipr, ny,~'.u- md.
: H. :..m Of H. Kendall C.Etcr, \ Go. ,Np,lr>
,,hs Day b, limitation. The commission bushes,
e.! BE- s,-,.,d ny 10y IL. Kendall Cater. and tue
cy..o2 ~ business bv DAME, prau
II. Kendall CARTER.
DANIEL PRATT
New Orleans, Oc,obor |, l-,,g
TIVE Cotton Factorage and Commission tr,i-
ness will be continued as heretofore Is II.
LellaI Csls.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23

Prentice says it taxes three to make a
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23

G5, IRREGULAR NEW ORLEANS
sil-a Rod River packet II. w. Rob-
cI-t-. X u. Roberts. Master. This magnif-
cent steamer, having been built during the past
season expressly for the Lake Bstrncau and
lower Red River trade, will make regular tips
fiom hliudru. Alexandria aud New Orleans
10 Her accommodation, are unsurpassed by
any boat in the trade dlJ-ds
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23
New Goods

WOULD b - leave To- inform NV fii"nds,
cj.,ton"r- AMI the public generally, tha' | au'
ow r,cr:r,ng aad op"ung we'll assorted stock
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-02-23

ra:-- be, 10. al 'he hi-e3 gu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-29

% nhFs. "'N'''' s''f's' N'D ''oo''
50 kegs prime Leaf LARD.
1000 lbs. prime country cured EIDE3-aias!t.
10 bbis. No. Leaf LARD
loo bbls. MorTias'5 n.oa /, q and SUGAR
80 do. Lowering Crushed and Pow,iersd
SUGAR.
rs hh4s n y. choice sTTnAR
- pbis n. @. iEiha A0IAsSEa
Portland and aorrisss SYRUP.
o sa.ks SALT
30 bbls. TRUTHS RUM.
20 bbls. R. a. t''art 5 Mountain wHIsxEg
10 do. Geo. Banks's do. %.
IS Do. Pure Old APPLE BRAvDY' w.
% do. I'm. FRENCH BRANDY and GIN
80 o'teves DO. 20.
10 bbis. Pure Holland GIN.
pipes do. 10
40 baskets Eeidslck 4 CO. CHAMPAGNE.
- halt "hosts fine tiuupowder ga.
loo half chests Black TEA.
25 tiercas RICE.
2.u boxes ALLOW CANDLES.
100 Go. SOAP, different kiuSs
lco gro Shanghai aad Telegraph MATCHES
no segs Bread SODA
50 boTes Ere Chewing TOBACCO
$40 cazeu Mrs.. Miller, Smoking do
80 bags prize H!o CGEELE.
HGRRIKGS.
80 bhis. II. G Family SHAD
= hat b5.s 8dAD ROE.
o gr ss YEAST FOWIERS
Cotton Lines. Eig DlaejoR Buckets, Brooms
Tub. and ever .Ei4s in tho Grocery line.
For ca-oby Y. =. JONES = co.
oc Iz--w l2tl s.. bet Man ga Cary.
ATEW SUPPLY oF
IA AsS0RTH0 EI9l|0As
CiGAES, AND TOBACCO.
! have iusT received. Yia New 0Eeens--
5G3l@t tjNAieS.
Fseaeh i@RANDISS aai ~ INES
Also, received from the mountains OF Virginia
a large srlrrfy af
oid WHiSKETs aud APPLE BRANDiEs
wouid call particular attention to Army gui
leE5, Prompt attention paid TO ~ orders.
5. UEGGENHETAER
EI5 Franklin g., ussr Governor
oc }-l@- Rlcamsad Va,
81 u LBS, FRESH HOPS.
,le)U 1850 lbs, thin family sliddliog BACON.
z.293 lbs. prime cCCa.ry at0G.t"Is a&t
HANG BACON,
Xmas. New Orleans 81 tf AR, 81
~ Gems,
- box.i Adsasntiss star - 4 ~
pLE.S,
has elzti5 sgpericr Green sal
Black TEA,
So la=lests superior Galapagos
VINE,
For sale lon .. - XII uy
:. s. NOEEETr0a.
Icraet Eoverc5, I'D srau,-..a stTe3,s.
Also. RECEIVI&G--
10 hb.s. Country SOAP.
50 l,-sius Country LARD,
10 U5.s. Family Extra AL sup. sIDUR
3 tgEins n al Mountain BUTIL2
C. lin
sNANu.V aRGEHRX.-sAAIrGI G. GREEN
Z How q ;le ll-e firm ct au:tga {, Gre5u
now, Viii eoauuGe tLe FAMILY GROCERY BIZ
SLNf@@ 81 tie o!d 5-la aE3 yel Keep ca.sp+ ant L.
~ i;aaa good supply 81 GROCERIES,. - INES
patronage BIB gen H'Jsl7 extended 70 sha cd H7a-
2--ts
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xii(nm0no 4}isratfh.
10 MY RussANp.
B.noutsE ~ vtrtraHs.


ByIopIsE 81 wtrGTkHs
Oh yes, miss thee dearest,
am so desoiate,
riss thee, ana our IA, 9g boy,
AGd la craving ~ ja;e
WITCH ca,.s tIee from aifsesior's side,
Aad inaS,ss nv ioaely lsfa
one constant scene 81 gfs,t sad "a D.
And ne "Sa,diea's Wite
on VS. sais7 she dearest
AMI oar 9 s,as, g,.liaot e1ii;
on yse / usiss yen sas.f
Ana nsv posr aesrs grows w,iA
With AJAX }Dus lave ami 'hen sgan
tse.,,. nav sling knee.
And aSk of Col In lieHvea 20 hesr
Pr hiI AZ thee.
o., YES. / ,alss thee, dearest,
- ese an e.'.ly day;
And li'r 1, eugs ea6 and iresTg
A. 1res,d nay i3nsiy way.
Now, while "a wri'igs .sres,,
NJ ttar- S~r l5t las fast.
Aud n,I sky saems taTh sd 3sesiY.
with u.any clouds K 'esva~'.
Oh ye,. miss thee, dearest
I ae dsssk.st aaCrs " known
Are those i've os-ssi vi hou' hse.
50 sadly hey bave z wa:
Tis raiuinA. aJd I'm thinking
pftty cod, hard - ,tiess bed.
Aud ral spin 3: LIS WITHIN NE.
Ia solitary dread.
Oar younrr>J boy is Sleeping
In sIouj'-r- soft ard sweet;
Iyy.sa taou cou.5 "a have heard him
H.e5I,f.e prsyrr eaea'.
IL begged # t9i To u.rss you.
Ard b, brother Hey TOO,
Ana ha lN. gone ta sle'p a1n,
10 dre.-..4 ei him and yea.
....... .,-..4.- e-.-...
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E&EgEkVEskk'~ NOTICES.


[ttLt / tGST RATION Actin a--e
= pointed rs t1e GGtlz~ tt the H.-f-..t ,srr@
&c Cou:eGer4,e States oi America ter lla Ia-.-a
District al VIRGINIA 5he Re -,yer tg .af Lars
,,.=zI4f-I ia the .ut.-.iigsiaa Of 81. L4-.ars g..
,rlgi Cr Virginia, rle..e by said Com as N. = -.
cc0,rrJairq tha coeurjes Of loudaua. Far'ss 4.a
and Ia. U4,la5ar the Gown OF Aisxauds5a p-.t
X William. FauQuter Rapoahanu0ck tufe,el Has
.soE, rr6 t7veea- / hereby notify every ata--s
age~- frv.l or partner trustee orofhe- person +
.ng, or controlling, within said Isis.rlgf aA .laz
.ru .f.--t-. sr Embellishments, goods o. c-s---
rights or credits. o. ANY Interest raartlE - t
,4ay ai.rl cu~a-y oI the DcnisI,fatr S'..a
A4lari.a. speedily &, inform ~ 1T ti. -sln .ata
render io I.e AZ sc1Gut .'ltrco. and -s -.- Is F-z
IcHJis g Tia"e faa Same in las hands AM sa
,ugl person u..Itu.jy Ealing to IL sa Sc ne .rIz
o., e .sIh L,i=d, r,"auoe, u4lI i!aaie :. t. -1fe1
convicted ana .tLd ;gr9. sor.a, and 20 he .-a4 sg
tie Ce@,s is.af $t..s, ra provided by sr. ia
E as-suotstY each and ayerr t..iseu or ii. Coz.
crate ~Eata5 si,.siiy TO give iu.calras ~ t ls "a
9 5.-t red s. ir;7j e.. cay a-d ell lands. # as.-s.
a1J. h,re.i-t z-leass goods .sad cla,t.- ..t5s .t
y.-dits within s-i5 District sad of q ero %. 's1t
il t~rc, th-..i -ala nod. .aiI Possessed o. sa
'oyed Dy or !cF -Saa alien suSlgy.
- 5..i-e Is ~ w .....,s.r,,1. Fg...--- .5a-.g
Va FRANCIS /. SMITH
or t&--6cf!w Receiver ipr Dis. ~. B..