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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-17
The truth is, Sir, now / reflect.

The truth is, Sir, now reflect.
I've been so sadly given to greg,
wonder I've not lost the respect
(Here's to you, SrD even OF my dog.
But he sticks by me. through thick and thin;
And this old coat, with its empty pockets,
And rags that smell OF tobacco and gin.
He'll follow while he has eyes in his sockets.
Thore isn't another creature living
Wo'd do II, and ploye, thro' every disaster,
So fond, SO faithful. so forglvng,
To such miserable, thankless master!
No, Sir !--see him wag his tail and grin
BY George, II makes my old eyes water!
That is, there's something in tbis gin
That chokes Il fellow. But no matter.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-17
Business Garbs..
CITIZENS BANK.

CAkLlNS & CO., BANKERS. itiH
Banking once in'the west end OF rsyIor's
Block, on Main'cross Street. Findlay, Ohio.
once hours from 9o'clock, A. NJ, 10 Ia, NJ,
and from O'Clock, p. NJ, to- P.M
N: B. They are also special agents for Jay
Cooke, subscription agent for the sale of the
New 7-3O u. :. Loau. .I. II .|I til1TIl
NAV l2, lSG5. yl
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
REiL ESTATE AGENCY

lTHE undersis"ei, HAVING forn,si 'srari
J. nership Tor ,hr i.u.? pose # ESTABLISHING .
Real Estate Agency. hereby n":'fy the .utI.e
tha, 'nsy viii S,ve speciu' "uen;,on t" the pat
':hase ana sais Of h-a! Estate ~ St. May.
AID the adj'l:.ug coun::ts. They have row
,ui,s u nu.n,et of vaius.le farmr far tae i'
,hi. county. ana pnr'Iss ~hs may d.si'e {" an
yes, in 81. Mays County lands Will ind 1.
& easiy TO her advantage ~ n,a<e SPECIFICATION
10 them. Thyos f.-:n> are el.lsLy lated
cnn:sin f,"n $50 10 700 acres. e"ch, and csI
Zoe bnus.;n nrIcss ranging !r"'s 5000 10 $50.
|ti0O. Parties ~i hir 70 pu.ch%". "iil ~ II.
case De u, xcd more :hxn ,ae loves: ksa,e fs
y hi h the Uw.er NJ! eel.
Sa:is:.c'ory e,iIeaee Of i.,'s viii be faru!sh
led in al ear
All order. from ahroSd vii! be promptly
ended 10.
Reis:s...~s given. whom required
JAS +. BLACKSTONE,
Jas. s. DOWNS.
Attorney a. L2o,
Ls<aAsL voGn.
Ma.
Feb. la:h, lSSt-d.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
NOTICE. no CREDITORS

AoI'eE - ss'siy r:zss sAsl ,ae s.,as..!.
TER has obtained 'rsa II. O,r,...
I".'s OF 81 A.'yS county. j. . .rv. nd Ia
,., VI ."h.i"~i'sa-a on sAs psssos.t .. n.s ..p
W" LAa-7eg. hate of sA.d souu.v. s.s.,..
r. a" Ps'""as sa,'sx Claims .sa..s, .As 80
"sAssa are .s'ssy sarseS % q h,ist ,le ss,..s
WV. we r'si'<e 'oscses thereof, 70 tie -.
tx tx" ." o se:a's The ssA day eff.s~s.ry
100 "s"ef~..e 'Asy may be ~x chad ID hv a..
iTo"" all s<"sGi IF the aaia estate E;;v..
ds' my snsa Ih;s %,A day II Asrxs, ,ss~
EATHAkiNE p. LANGLEY
AdnisssssssTAx, W a.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
kT0o l:FN ARD.

STDLEE sro.. -. s1i.l. T:;+-. On SC :,
~ DAY nis::. tie .-:n Fsoru. y,
TTU n!l.SI:a,
One. BLACK HbHSt:, "a tar's hi,.l
seven years "li, ;.".~ a:l csn,--. vii T
other. q BAY MARI. - hand. h:c,. .evs
yrase odd. ,,ah had Ss, !!.s ON.
500 Hex.-i vii u ?"l.! for either h"ss
30 1880 10: :a!ura a,.:.1.. .:si icn: /. o4lnfi,
,As .aisi.
Z'Dnf.K S:SS GER.
Near l;pysr Ii. 't,,s".:xh, Nj.
Mares 3'.i. lsI5
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
| CARD 70 IAvlLIDS.

A Clergyman, while r-sSsns IN SoSsh
"a An,s,sc. - missionary, dreu~cred .
sAfs and simple res.<dy for the Uuse o.
Nervous We4kH<ss, Esyiy Decay, lis.aess
oi the Urinary and Seminal Organs. aa3 the
whois train Of ci~orSsrs k-"sgh, % By har,e-
ful aHd vicious tAtss. Great Dumt<rs - ve
teen already cured BY tits nobe rcucay.
'P'omp+esi BY desire ~ bench, the atshcs~l
aud unfortunate, vii send the recipe ios
Pr-lAFins aod asing this ms,,iciDs, in Q
.s"isd envelope. 70 any one ~ho Feeds Il,
Free II Ciorge.
P'esss 'aci,ssa = pstpsid snvciops, ad-
t'rsessd ~ yvur.sif
Aadr0s.
JOSEPH 7. INMAS,
BtssioD d, Rib!e House,
ke~ Y~sh CITY.
Ns~ ssa lee4-H
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.

Hn application OF Eliza r. Blackstone
~ .i!u.'. .,'J"a:, III .i;,>, la. late OF Sail.
Aarys o",:A'y, ..,rea>e;i. It il ",dcres: 10y IN
Court, ,"4t ,!.e sA'; .iuini>,ra'ur notify III
:r-!,t.s si -.i'! decca.ed 10 Ei,
tl.ir c..t!.- gain. sa.i !, 81. -e,i il. ,he Re-;
lister Of wiz. f;ec Il SA,., t'ary's county
on Q: h.f"rc ne Sn:h Gay ., Hc,sl. ucxt. IL
..iv.-eaa. az :ha: ...I< or::.r %. oah'i>hes
h. iEs S.i:.; n.ry's G8zt.e once q ~eeK i
each week, ans,! 80 -alc - !, Ia, Vi Eeo
aeIi.
Test. J. y II. RhIEY.
ReRis;er vt Mills
e'Ss. hary's County.
January 2s;h, le55--;a.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
PROFESSIONAL.

ma. }. r. THOS. REEVES has locate.
~ W WdiTE PLAINS" nbsn, . Iz;L
frsu the village of Cha rs'o", no respe s,ia.i,
|ofssr bis professional service ~ 3D.. pnb..
;Ae will 'd~."ss s.nss.t s.eosi~ely -
.na.cti~s Of b" ExHo~et~s
has re,a 1867 -!
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
LODI CONPANYS POUDRETTE

WE again ODER This ceebra,.a Mansre is
w Farners. After Is ye.rs trIal n N
foand 10 be he rhespee.and hest fes:,lIZsr used
over 10000 shls. WAS sold ssi yea . the de
Smand exceeding .he supply.
For Tobacco. Corn, Pc,ssose snd yssesa.
{tIe'. j: is unsurpassed
The Comseny manufacture Also. D,ne To.
ffso. "a substitute for Ssrsr Phosph...e,) from
Fane~, Eio"d, DIAL. I'isa; Sn.l and Re sy,.s
kGus"", ground ine. Price SO PEE Ton.
Gees Phosphate; made by w L Brady
Ro~'on. Having heen appointed an Agent Gi
lth's es!ebraLd Phosphate, We SHALL have con.
slant -,riiy on hand.
Pamphlets ia tall part,caiars, with pree,
Fn'ay BE os's.nxd ~ addr.ss,ng The Company .
agents.
BOWEN K MERCER.
No. Exchange Place, BAl,o.
| FsA 2ora, lSAS-4S
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
NOTICE TO CREDITOR.

o''CE 'H hereby gave, shn: n. ,,..
~. r :<' "e;a:"el from the or-nsr..
-"s'' ct III. Mary, eosc.y n Mary..ns I.'
.ess 81 administration o, :As 5..r..s.i w.
a'e al I '-"'."i Ma,,in:l.y, .a,. .: al -.
's-'- Az f-rsns aa',rs e!allus .y,,r,, ;;
J. "''-r'' " a'r "e'eby sxrne. % .,,:b, :.
"'h -. "Fr:'rr '":ch.s ;l.r~,:, ... ~
.'e' ov before ;ie % d., IS
>t' "'hrr"Ilc :..aY .-.r l.. ,r.,.n HS
:""' ~ hc7e@' # ii. SAT. .s.n-, 80 .
90 nv hal :"s n ! t.y o. rs. ,.".
JAHES r. =. HlL,Y
- e.. , scm'.in.o. o. w. A.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
PORTRAITS!
PICTURES
PORTRAITS.,.

SAY! lo.'k 4 ;,c's ::.ys, :h.t Artists cur
- here from ,EngIand--he "a he's II IN
Is .r:!"n IL. Hn"",i it as 9 oa a. hcsyn hin
tss'eak; 5u, there's grs,s Indifference to b
Law for ;hr ign rance Of these fu,.ise.s.
WI; Hho IN We lnsan9
Why him ~ Las bin at P...rh,cker q
i'nS--'e, just ~ cala fsom Charles, an
Ft'i vow he 'ooi IA sutI ii.c work.
Wal, what DOGS he du7
Why he taxes DACGTTPF,S or AMER
Iir.S, an what, 1u>e call c:n3 FLOR
Ii i3AfllS al Iii tia. sort q ding A,
Int s" he so .trp i,ng 81 I'm 3. ils {.
arv Iniic Jun today, an gwine 10 take sun
Gals r'i'l Fac IN. There's ssap OF us swine
~ cam al lons Iise way. AZ ons:
Ladies' and Grn;lcmsn - Please excuse tn
manner IN which ! in,r"dpce my.eIf. 50
lave game! you. attention ans. ynu give ~
Cal, atm gratit~i. ani will -,t].,v,x &
p!"x-c ynu. Ny Amhro,ypr apparatus 10 j,
Bex ellen, working "r.:er ni this time. and
Gaster myseif .hs; can siv, -pti.s sa,isfac
ton ia shi. bra, ch II rsy business
PhUisssaihing serss ss sisi:es Iu . Isv
days.
Your o3x,lisi.: mrvant.
sPEACER PURaER.
Leoaa.ti'owu, March 18th, lSs6-ln.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27

Try GOODS
IN BALTIMORE
HAMILTON EASTER & CO.
SOS 1873, a0l srli 2U3 BALTIMORE ST.
BALTIMORE,
snvi,e she a,iemt,on II
MERCHANTS VISITING BALTIMORE
- make pIrchsxes, TO the very ex;sLsive
Who'll ESALE STOCK
OF
Day GOODS.
y .scond soor aoi basenen. Of asetr nw-eiovs
Embracing in addition 20 their owr large acc
genera
IMPORTATION OF FOREIGN GOODS.
large snd welt selected s,oeiof
= ,0MESTicn,
ard STAPLE GOODS
ofere-y description.
!OuR SPLENDID RETAIL
STOCK OF GOODS
en- f-st FeSr,
embracing
ARTICLES OF EVERY CLASS.
ffom
Low PRICED
TO THE MOST MAGNIFICENT,
" EVERY sR.i.fCH OF THr TK.iDE
rendering our entire stock one Of the
IN THE UNITED STATES.
The Who'esnie and Retail Price being mark
seiur each Article, from which
40 DEVIATION IS ALLOWED.
Parties aor fully acqua.n.ed with the value o
&c Is Gan ouy from us wi;h perfect coaade nee
NArch 24.h, lSGi--st.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTlCE ix hereby gwen tha;the s,nserIs-
~ have oh:nined from ,he Orphans Cour;
Sam, M.:y'z county, IN Msryinna, .e,I-tr
adn,ir'a;. -.t0n, -. he ressenst esia;e q! Z
r. C".e, Is:e Of sesl county, I.eer."d !
persona having cams eg":ns: Ii. -n!'! tcc-.:
are hereby warned - s1h!!It ;::- s..h.r, sl:h
proper vo9ehea there.e, /" :.e suh.cr:h-rs. ~
E,elr:e tie l!,h 81 Sc, 1855, c;ee:.
r::ey may we cxc:ns-s sy lsS :r-,! al :,.rek:
the said xa,xie. Given 2.Ier o.. .s.Gs :,
s,h /, ,dxy sf March less.
JANIS II. iIiya,
CiiEA i :: II,
l. seuiS.s.
March Oh, iaS,-4:
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
JOSEF Ii, KEY.
ATT OESEY At Law.

VkN ET Al La ".
'sn-eTa 7s1. s.. Nssys Cesasy, Heyyxsl.
~ ILL practice in tbs Ocaras II TIA ss,,
S"d'essi Cs>nit->S.. A2.y's GAAsh-l
- Pn: ,cs 6corse's Ceon.saA-
Sa5ci s<h sSe3-en.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
RATIFICATION NOTICE
spsI1i.s 4 Dusans.

John T Usx,s4 4 s<f .rs.
10 the Oseait Q ,art fs 81 M., =. ao..s.,
|s''srs e Court Equity.
M ~ n. Hasisy.
|RY vissss of ss,Ansisy vested y n, =.
C's'k OF 'hs oss"A Ossr fx aalns
na'yt e"ae.y. y h hesshy ssds.~A -
fsssd day " April Isss, that Tie ssle -.
and rsPI't ~ the T~stss 10 aAis - ~
|'a'if'ed Ar~i 'oDssu~a, sss.. sss~v - ~.
= shown es ~ bsfcss n. ,N,I
~. 'naay "f li.es ress. psvvslsd . eD,v -
this order s~ is.e'ssd 10 ~ b. My. g.
s'<1s, "Ics ~e-k tor ahs-s ssessA-;,. vssS.
|Pnos 10 The "'e's'-ssih day of Nay a~xI
The Eep~st Ea:ss ilss amouns 1sie IN \.
1lN.
JN0: a CAVALIER, c1
Trns soPy-r~<:
.,. yfo a. oAAALrER, 01.
Apr'! e.h lScA-ew.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
NOTICE OF DI1I[Ill

|nN application OF Ioi.n c, Krnli. Admin
~ istrator Of w. w. Moore. late OF Sain,
hary's County, d.ceasci, it iS ordered by tn.
Court, tha, the aid adninis:.atc: nssify ths
|ere.il.ovs Of said Iccvased ,n 81. their elaims
|sga,nst SAID iec-ased. ID ihc R-c:sc-r of - iIis
'i6ce Of Saint MEv's County. On or before
the ls,h day Of Nay uex:. 70. dividend.
and that this order t< puLiish~>a IN tbs
|o:.ins hAry's Guset.e. once g week - e.Sh
week, until he sad lSh day " May Isat.
JAS. I. NJ. RAi.EY.
Register ef Wis
f.. Ram; aiary's COaa;y.
fsb. lSth, lss5-,.i.
rOR SHERIFF.
Lss n. HAYDEN Is recs,nm .sded - - .!
vs,xrs Of q. Msy's County, q, q earsis4.s d
70, ShessE, ssd VIII be rspp-osisd BY
NAM FnLEHna.
Nsv sesh, Iet4-,s.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.
A1OTlCF IS hereby gwen tha, the subscri
" oe,s have obtained from the Orphans Cour
of 81. MGry'a county m Maryland, letters q
aL L,nints:ta: III The persona! estate OF llenr,
<, t:arrs, .,i' o. Sad co"niy, deceased. III
persona a-rIns c."!r.s against the SAT- de
cs ,ss.!, are h-.=-y wa'ned 10 esh.hi, the San,
E..h ~. rysp:- vouci.sl ta.e,e";. ,o che sA''
scf;,ers ~. .. le':e ;hs III. .i>.v Of yure, 1855
's,rs-rise ;h"r rr>v D. cxc:u>rd by law tro:
a. .e7cit II ::1c -t!.i sa:L:e. iz.yen under Gu
l. 1,..e .:..s IL; lay of 'j->, nt,r, Ieti.
CT. ~ !. GARNER,
G-DaGE K GARNER,
a:.-...st,I.s.a -. Z. y.
De-. l.:i lssi- iw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
4 i y !: As TO

,,. hen. 4 Har.'sy. U 3 Ses. .a.s, Hc7 II 3
:: M,Is,n.'n, Z sens'. Hoo T A Head1,t.
sC Ssna,-. a ID late Corn', Of Land Oxc.
it"n " "'n6"n!. House nf RepseS,,a,iv~
ii'n ohm Wilson. 3D. = ud,;,r u Trc.,ury
i'n Geo G Whiting, late Conn,,.;on.. ::
t-n>'"s, hon Il WaIlack. Mayor Of Ws.h.
::ins'?n. A..sn Ri,,enko..e. Fan, A. 60
Bank ersWa>i.inglun. Hen w N M.,,st
!sa!''""r". .H~.>,s. u warfel, 4 Son. RAJ,
Me"srs Senic. Harris Il Co. Ra:ti,uorr
n'""nn' E.9 Cashier B.uk Of Ba.:;uo,,
hon G~' Br-h;, CHARLES C,ssty Nj F,s.'t
SsoIr. kAq, charles C.sn;y Nd J,su
Mitchell. Lag, Chsrles County Nd, Ret:
so":, Fog. >: has,t County NJ.
sF ofF!cE.-Ss. S Fir,. n,r. IN.
|se'i'genceI' i}ri.i;nes, ~: Street. W,.h;.-.
!;,n. RE>ioENCE.-ss st. Paal s,r,s,.
sts.l:irn"rr. '
@ C'7anrnies.ions Isay b aadr.SsA :.
Mr.. c. either y: iial,,c,n.~, Boz ~ ,a<a
!" a,hi'.x:'n B"I No ess.
peSsa.bss 2aad. lssA-iy.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
TRUSTEES SHE
r.iLU.sLE
REAL
EST.:IL

~ y;r.ue & deed =; rus. f.o11 J i
rc.r.r- = the . u |e.sis -. .!-.g -~".'r4. :.
!. lG,ye J. T. z \, ,. fplioa IL, =
ort }: a !atH records Il STINT Msry d.
-"rL.g. Hsr, ,lzni be ~l.! or :: public
SAL. 1T I..rn"rli:uu. Ln
'TJEHU-i 7 nc 18th day II AF'sa, l-Ja,
- s:>~t u sud or farm. usually called
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
SELECT SCHOOL
FOR
7 DUNG LAy lE S

xEIS% KATE CAVALIER. i. Wiling K
~ a..;! -four y"n1y lsdi-s 10 ths nsO,er .
'I.:::,,, ~ ,,s.~en. n1,!e. hc. c.r.
So -" o"'ni;.':~ac an7 p'easan! Roarl,a,
!. .-;..--.r. .i.:ic.,s ior them Her c<urse Of IN
Es. .,r::"r. -..n.,ii i-'s al TIE usual branches
To-. = T.. .!:e --a: F"r.ss!e Avad"n,;es--inciuri
i... =, ~. H~ic, Drawing. Needle Wuri
.ic
The F.s!i ressi:a c>rr,.rocs honjay Sep.
t:b:- ? 81! 1854.
:..r ..r:a~ will te made known npon sppii.
c2i:r,: oy iet;tt. Or osherwise.
Address Leonard Town, P. o.,
81. Ma.y's county. lid.
February 18th, lssS-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-27
l-RljF'ESSIOf.iL NOUC.E.

NOIlN Y. /. FiH DLAY, Attorney st L.~
a. 10. 3 Law building. BA!ut..s. 49,
.at,sE<i 20 he Ile:t.,s Of claims ',r ,n.~,e !!
Esiars, het,. ngains; the Govsrou,: ., IL! S!-t
.c! Aa,yis.j f,r bounty
i.e!~.soess: :-E. LEO SPALDI%G,
Judge r. FORD,
Hoo. 3. G.. HARRIS.
March l7,h, lss4-ti.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-19
MATCHMAKING & JEWELRY.

Having secured the services of Mr. G. D. FERGU-
son, who has had experience Of over twenty
years in some of the largest establishments North
and South, l am prepared to attend to Watch max
ing in all its varieties. Cronometors, duplex, hor-
zonal patent detached levers and every other kind
ofWatch known will be promptly repaNed
Also, having associated with me in business, Mr.
D. w. SKIES, whose courtesy of manner and as
sduty to and efficiency in business in all its de-
partments, justify me in hoping that with my own
revived attention to business, that my old patrons
and friends will rally beneath the expanded wings
of the time-honored Eagle which scars above them
and my door. R. W. BE0KWITH..
n B.-Highest price paid for one hundred thou
sand pennyweights of gold dust.
Aug. %, 1865. 6m
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-19
HI. r. NELSON,
Manufacturer Of BobbinS and Spo0ls,


Also Commission Dealer in every variety of Sup
plies for COTTON and WOOL FACTORIES, which
will be furnished at New YORK PRICES and cost Of
transportation.
Cloth and Yarn will be taken in exchange or sold
commission.
ga5" Wood Turning in every variety, promptly
executed.
All Bobbins and Spools warranted to be made of
thoroughly seasoned timber, uniform in size, and per-
fec'ly finished.
Manufacturers will please send samples of the
kinds wanted by Express-the name of the Factory
should be marked each package to avoid mis-
takes.
Orders solicited and promptly executed.
August 7, 1865 3m
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-19
DAVIDSON COLLEGE.

The exercises of the College and of the Prepara-
tory Department connected with it, will be resumed
the 28th of September.
AS measure necessary to the support of the In
stituton in the existing arrangement of its finances,
the Board of Trustees have suspended for twelve
months the privilege of using Scholarships in the
payment of tuition.
Tuition 500 for the Session of FIVE months, and
Board SIC per month-payable in advance in specie
its equivalent in currency provisions.
1t is desirable that Students should bring with
them such books as they may require; also such ar
ticles Of furniture for their rooms they may be
able to transport.
For other particulars address the subscriber, to
the (for the presently of DR. Nye Hutchinson,
Charlotte. J. L. KIRKPATRICK,
Aug ID, 1865. It President.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1865-09-19
POWER OF FASHION.

The newspapers, scientific Journals, profess
sors end itiaeraut lecturers are constantly be- |
Iqhoriug The weary ear of the public with dry
accounts OF the marvellous powers of gunpowder,
steam and electricity. We know precisely what
hydraulic steam engines, magnetic telegraphs
and Armstrong guns will do; we have all heard
of the dulcet powers of music in splitting rocks,
tanning snakes, wild beasts and savages, and We
have also recently read of the tragical effects Of
badly worked hand organ in making peace
full and "solid" mar of Boston murder wander
ing Italian who disturbed his post prandial
slumbers. But all this is mere childs play
when contrasted with the force and power of
fashion, as chronicled in the French and Amer
lean magazines. From the latter of these weighty
authorities We learn that when fashion objected
to tall women aud red hair, tall women and the
EXCEPTIONALLY colored hair could nowhere be
found. Now "Maypoles'' and "carroty locks"
are all the rage, and all the fashionable women
of Paris who were Every short" when that order
of stature was all the vogue, have suddenly be-.
come worthy of Barnum's late collection of tall
women: All the hair of the fashionable world
heretofore black or brown has become precisely
the color of that OF the Empress of France,
which is politely called golden" but vulgarly
known as "red"
\ writer in Harper asserts that in the whole
scarcely have numbered more than half dozen
tall women. They were looked upon as anoma-
lies, and sauted not unfrequently with such very
Gncomplimentary appellations as "chomeauc
gems Parnles," "aspe'yes,' etc, ETC. Now that
it is the fashion to be tall and commanding, one
sees dozens of gigantic women every day that
one goes out, with heels inside as we'll as outside
their boots perhaps stills under those long,
sweeping petticoats. We know not how the
change has been effected, but there it is. French
women used to have dark hair; blondes were
not generally admired, aud tried by every pos
sibe means to darken their hair, but now, since
the Empress has made fair hair la nude, all
the women must be blondes, and what with gold
powder and light wigs they do succeed. AS to
complexion, dark one is now unknown; roses
and liies abound on every cheek. Even some
young men Of fashion have not disdained the
of cosmetics, but have come out from the hands
of the co!feur romantically pale or delicately
tinteds
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G. o. D.-The New Hampshire Superior
Court has decided that an Express company de-
liyering parcel with the cabalistic &c. o. D."
collect on delivery-may allow person to
whom it is consigned reasonable time to open
the package and determine whether he will re-
ceive it or not. The rule heretofore has been
that no examination could take place-the re-
ceiver must take the package and pay for it
without the opportunity to determine whether
it contained what he had ordered or not
Chicago paper.
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HIinCOERRfOEa
FEMALE SEMINARY,
.LINCOLNTON, N. C

.IINCOI1NI O1N, N. =.
The Fall Session, beginning July 81, will
tinue 20 weeks.
RATES PER SEssIoN-Tu ition, $40 to SIS; Piano
Lessons, $50; Board, exclusive of lights, $50 in
currency, or $50 in family supplies at prices of
1860 Address
REV. S. LANDER, A. NJ, Principal
August I, 1865. I'm.
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WALTON HOUSE,
MOrganfOn. NC

The undersigned, having leased the above Hotel
for number ofyears, now reftting it and putt
ing il in good order for the accommodation of the
public. Those who wish to visit Morganton and
enjoy the fresh Mountain breeze, will find at the
Walton House good, comfortable Room and the
best furnished table in the State.
HUNT & WALTON
August IS, 1865 3m
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LIFE INSURANCE.

The North Carolina Life Insurance Company hav-
ing reorganized and resumed business, is now pre-
pared to insure persons for term of years or for
life 10 amount of $4,000.
Applications received at Branch Bank of North
Carolina by THOS. w DEWEY
August %, 1865. 1t Agent
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SUNSET MUSINGS.

BY MRS. F. NJ DowN1NG-"yIoLA."
Love Of mine, the day is done,
All the long hot summer day,
In the West, the golden sun
Sinks in purple clouds away.
Nature rests in calm repose--
Not a zephyr rocks the rose,
Not ripple on the tide,
And the little boats that glide
Lazily adown its stream,
Fit like shadows In dream.
Not one dropping leaf is stirred
Bee and butterfly and bird
Silence keep. Above, around,
Hangs stiffness so profound,
That the spirit awe struck shrinks,'
AS of Eden days it thinks,
Half expectant here to see
The descending Deity.
Love Of mine, when life's fierce sun
To its final setting goes,
Its long, weary journey done,
Varied course of joys and woes.
May there fall holy calm,
Bringing on its wings balm
TO our hearts, which aching feel,
"Here each grief has set its seal"
May stiffness, soft as this,
Wrap our hearts in purest bliss,
Till the worry and the strife
OF this fever, we call life,
With its pain and passion cease,
And we rest in perfect peace.
Love: of mine, may we behold
Eden's visitant of old,
AS our last breath dies away,
BY US at the close Of day.
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A Daily 4-HOrSe Coach

Will leave Roses Hotel, YorkviIle, S c., o'clock,
A NJ, Cor ROCK HILL, to connect with the up
train on the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad;
and leave Rock Hill, on the return Of the Down
Train, and arrive at Yorkville, the evening.
FARE-Two Dollars and fifty cents, each way.
To go and return, same day, Three Dollars.
neg PACKAGES under one hundred pounds
weight, will be received at reasonable rates. if left
at the Office the night previous.
W E. ROSE.
Sept 4, 1865. 1T
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WIN. F. DAVIDSON Il co. are prepared to at
tend to the collection of all kinds of Claims against
the Government and individuals, and are commits
stoned to buy all kinds of Real Estate
Persons having claims against the Government,
or Lands to dispose of particularly mineral lands
will please call on this Agency.
Mr. Davidson be found at Charlotte. The
other partners reside in New York and Washington
City.
Julv g. 1868 IF
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The subscribers have purchased from DR.. e. Nre
Hatchison the Drug Store on the corner of Trade
and Tryon Streets, for the purpose of conducting
Wholesale and retail business, under the name of
W. F. SOREY CO.
They will keep on hand large stock of Pure and
Fresh Medicines, Paints, Oils, Perfumery, Snuff,
Dye Stufs, Glass Fancy articles, Patent Medicines
&c. &c. They hope by strict personal attention to
business to merit the patronage of the community
Particular and special attention paid to Prescrip-
tons. Physicians furnished at low rates, and lib
eral terms offered to the Trade.
w. F. S0REY,
Aug IA, 1885,. JAS. T. JOHNSTON.
The undersigned returns his sincere thanks for
the generous patronage bestowed upon him by the
public, and having sold his establishment to W. f.
Sorey & Co., begs for them a continuance of the
favors kindly awarded to him. He still retains his
desk in the office of W. F. Sorey Co., and will be
pleased to see his old friends.
Aug IA, 1855 E, NYE HUTCHINSON.
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MEDICAL CARD.

J. G. NJ RAMSEY, NJ. D, heretofore of Neck
lenburg Knoxville, Tenn.,) offers his Profess
sional services to the public. He may be found on
the farm of Col Alexander, nine miles from
Charlotte.
Difficult cases and those of long standing shall
receive his special attention.
Aug T. 1865 St
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Branch Bank of N. G, Charlotte

This Institution will resume business at their
Banking House on the LIST September. The Notes
of the Bank of North Carolina and Bank the State
will be redeemed in Gold at rates to be made known
application. THOS. W. DEWEY,
august %, 1865 At Cashier