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30 TS AND HoES,

hA and has now open a Shop Main
t5HSA street, very nearly opposite the old
Y stand of A. w. Cramer.
Keeping always on hand a good stocL of mate
rials his old customers and the public generally
may rely upon being satisfactorily accommodated
by giving him a call. He promises good work and
reasonable charges; and he soIicits the patronage
OF those no may be in want of anything in his
line of business.
Than for the liberal patronage heretofore be.
slowed upoa him, he would ask continuance of
the tavors OF his old fends and trial of his work
upon his part to please and accommodate.
o. Hides bong ht and taken in exchange for work.
November I, lS65-tf.
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sToNEBRAKER,s HA1R Rrsron .r1rr

ST0NEBRARER'S HAIR RESTORATIVE.
This brilliant preparation has gained Tor itself
an unbound ed reputation, wherever it has been
used. For cleansing the head of Dandruff, Scurff
and al! CEtaneoIs Affections-aiways preventing
the hair from falling off, and at the same time ma
King the hair soft oily and CLASSY in appearance
it. NOV o. IHsSS 81 ~
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STONEBAKER'S
NERVE AND BONE LINIMEST.

WARRANTED TO CURE
Rheumatism, Sprains. Swellcd Joint Sore THREAT
Frosted Feet, Poison, Old Sores and bruises FrcsS
GUS Corns, MumPs, letter, Pains in the Limbs
and BACK STeeny on NJ an or Beast, Saddleor Col
remedy. a. n91
All who know and have used sToNERRAEER,s
NERVE AND BONE LI\IMENT, will testify thai
1t Is the most popular liniment ever sold in anv
country, and that il has given PEI feet satisiacto1
OF all others. " P'Ao
This is strong evidence of its great mowers in
removing Rheumatism, Pains SweIlines &c both
on man and beast. No Liniment has yet been
made to equal this. 1t only needs trial to prove
Its great virtue. Every bottle warrented or the
money refunded.
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SADDLE AND HARNESS BUSINESS,

in all its various branches and ia prepared to
cute all orders in the best STYLE short notice, and
at reasonable prices. He intends to work none but
the best material That can b. procured. and he
personally supcrintcnds every piece of work
cuted in his Shop, these who favor him with their
custom may rely upon having neat, strong and
durable work done.
He has now on hand for sale, fine lot Of SAD.
DIES, of excellent mat rial, made by tina: superior
hand at the business, RAT GORMAN
He will repair Wagon, Carnage or Buggy Har-
ness, at short notice
o. Every description OF HIDES, Green or Dry,
taken in exchange for work, or bought for CASH
attic highest mar ket rates.
He solicits call, assured of his ability to give
November IA, lS65-tf
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Pm. CouryoIslcr's Paris Eld Gloves.

VIE H PLEDGE
- by TIRE BARD MARBLE RAIL-;
In Baltimore famed for ladies fair,
LIVED beautiful girlwith haxen hair, .
And bonny blue eyes with liquid light,
Aud roseatc lips, glorious sight.
The youngstcrsfcll in love by dozens,
Frlerds and acquaintance, strangers and cous-
But she crotchet had got in her head
AND said she determined never to we'd
. Until she loved handsome youth
who would grant all her requests in truth,
And bad him fully never to break
Inc pledge he had taken for her sake.
The young men stood a hast with fear;
some whaGked their boots, some pulled their hair;
some SAID twas religion, some said twas money;
But 1t took them aback and they felt quite funny
Among them there a fine young man;
says ne, ~ love her a we'll as can. ....
Nowl'll make her the promise, 5oth open and free,
And agree to stand by it whatever it be.''
Inc fair one stepped up to his side,
And said. "Should now be your bride,
You must promise here before'us ALL
10 buy your clothes at MARBLE HALL.
No other can suit husba nd of mine,
The coats are so ha ndsome the pants divine" .
Says Johnny, a aughinS, tYou dear little elf
you like chem so we'll, get pair for yourself"
Clothing aad Furnishing Goods, together with a
superior line of piece goods for custom work. Bows
Clothing special feature.
SMITH. BROS. SEQ,
Cl0thiers and Merchant Tailors,
80 and 40 West Baltimore street.
Dec' ~ looo.-ly Baltimore.
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,fEtEUmERIES, AND DRUGGISTS FANCY
GOODS, AND STATIONERY.
AT prices to suit the times PRESCRIPTIONS and all
81 SoAFoUSDswil receive special atten ton all
"A tainty and safeeS VEN steiaI "tten fe5,
TO the following enumeration Oi'articlcs-
brakes Plantation Bitters.
aostetteT's Stomach Btters,
aoohapa German Bitters
ayers Cherry Pectordi-A yerss Sars,r, III,
ayers hgue Cure-Ayer's CathSTtic Pinsi
CATERS Spanish Mixture,
Heimbold's Fluid Extract of Buchu
Volts Schnapps-BrOwn s Jamaica Gfnr.r
fSe1wey' Q Ready Rclef- Burnett's Cod Liver Oil
Nichols Elixir Peruvian Bark with PrOIOxide q
lion,
rcgttnan's EifSirTof Celisaya Bark,
McLanes vcrniffuge- Fatines,oeS = VctmiI,.,c
McMunns Elixir '0pi,fu
Perry DAVIS Pain kiiler-Larabee's Pain Killer.
Bair's Compound Syrup Phosphates,
H1b6eli's Bitter Wine III Iron,
Ems Citrate MagnesiG.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pilh.
6'ehureth 8 PliIs-SPaiding's CePhalic Pills,
Or shallenberger's Fever and Ague AntidoIe,
McAlister's Ointment--SinE's Itch Ointment
Browns Bronchial Trocnes,
Barley Corn Starch, Sage, Gclatinc, Tapiocr>
Extract Vanilla Extract Lemon
E Extract Pine ne; APPIe, Extract oranges
Payson's 1ndelible Ink,
Stonebra ker's Nerve Liniment;
StOncbra ker's PainKilIer,
Stonebraker's Rat Extcrminator,
StOncbrak cr's Horse and Cattle Powdcrs.
Stonebrak cr's Vegetable Cough Syrup,
StOnCbraker's Hair Res toratiSe,
StonebrakeF's Liver PILE
Stonebraker's Dyspepsia Bitters and Liver InviSS.
orator.
Perfumery, Soaps, &c-sosodant for Teeth,
Hawley's and Glefin's Exile for Handkerchief,
Golden Lilly of japan for the Hair,
SteTliRg's Ambrcsial for the Hair,
BuInetIs Cocoaine for the Hair,
oidham's aud Cristadora's Hair Dye,
AmbrosiaI Nectar Cologne,
Glcnu's Rose Hair O.l-Glcnn's Honey Sonp
Colgates Bath Soap, together with Soaps OF cveT[
variety and style,
Ba1r, Tooth and Shaving Brushes-Combs, &c,
Pens. l. k Paper and Envelopes. SC.
NOvEMBER Z. 1865.
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CONTINUES open for the reception and ac
~ commodation of visitors. The ROOMS are in
complete order, well furnished aud comfort tble;
the PARLoRS large and commodious, and the
TABLE at all times supplied with the rchoicest vi
Rnds of the Country and City Markets.
Ehe Servants are attentive, and constantly in at
ofGuests.
The Preprietress is determined to sustain the
well established reputation OF the House.
The public patronage is solicited.
NOVEMBER I 1861
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r. HoUGH. }. RIDENoUR. Mr.. 1ANGDoN
HOUGH, RIDENOUR l. LANGDON.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
FOR THE
GRAIN, FLOUR, SEEDS, PORK, BACON
LARD, COTTON, TOBACCO, RICE, WOOL,
LEATHER, FEATHERS, ROSIN, TAR,
TURPENTINE, GINSENG, BUTTER
EGGS, &c &c.,
No. 124, SoUTH EUTAw STREET,
(OPPpsite B. d; O. Il. e. Depot,)
BALTIMORE.
REFERENCES:
hopkins. Harnden f. Kemp, Baltimore.
Candy, Gilpin & Co do
Brooks, FahneFtock & Co. do
II. K Hoffman & Co. do
Q. w. Button, Editor Lynchburg Virginian.
DIR. JOS F. C'agett, Richmond, Va.
n. B. Parties in the country who have SOUTH
ERN BANK FUNDS, can have them disposed OF to
their advantage, if they will send them to us by
Express or otherwise. Our charge, a small COM
mission HR Il
Baltimore, Deer 10, 1865.
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AiSqu1th &c Bro.
SOLE AGENTS AT CHARLESTOwN, FOR
STONEBRAKER'S PREPARATIONS.
LJORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS,

GIVE your Horses Cattle and T.o-3 Stone
brakcr's Horse and Cattle Powders if you want
fine, healthy Horses, &c., and you sure to have
They safe and speedy cure for Coughs Colds
Dis,empcr, Heavcs, Hide Bound. Worms, &c, in
Horses; Loss of Cud, Black Tongue, etc, in Cat.
tic and a sure preventive of Hog Cholera.
Be sure you buy Stonebraker's Horse a nd Cattle
Powders, as they are superior to all others now in
use. They are becoming the most popular Pow
ders now before the public; Is they arc prepared
ct such articles as especially suited to the ami
nal for which they used. No Powders ever
sold have given such universal satisfaction, and
acquired so great celebrity in the anne time.
Asan evidence of their superiority over all Others
the Proprietor warrants. them such or the nO,ey
refunded Only try them and be convinced of their
Great Qualities
Price 25 cents a Package or Papers for 81.
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Aisquith Go Rro,

.AiSQuith Go Bro
OLE AGENTS AT cHARLEsTowN, FOR
STONEBRAKER'S
GREATREMEDYFO THROAT
OR DIPTHERIA.
L sufferers from that dreadful disease. Diptherla
or Sore Throat, Sc, Is calied to that great
tStonebraker's Balsan
PAIN KILLER.
For the rapid cure Of Sore Throat or Dfptherfa,
Group, Scarlet Fever. &c, and all other diseases
of the throat, and also for Diarrhe. Dysentery and
all Bowel Complaints, it has no equal. This NJ ed
icine has been used in hundreds Of cases. and has
never falled cure if used in time, and according
directions. A great amount of suffering might
often be saved by having few bottles of this val
or the money refunded. Sold BY Aisquith & BRO.
and country dealers generally.
SToNEBRAKER'S
DYSPEPSIA BITTERS AND LIVER
INVIGORATOR
THE GREAT REMEDY FOR
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Bilious Attacks, Sick
Headache, Sour Stomach, FlatuIercy, Loss Of
MOrbus and F emale Weakness Drop
sy. Depression of Spirits, Salow
Complexion, an all Derange-
'ments of the Digestive
Functions.
This being an entire Vegetable Compound is
warranted snfe and efectual remedy, not only for
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia. but for all those
diseases resulting from disordered condition of
the Stomach and Liver, or arrangement OF the di.
gestive functions, such as Flatuency, Loss of APP
petite, Debility or Weakness, Acidities of the
Stomach, Headache, Costiveness, Dropsy, SC.
l. Is particularly Recommendation those who are
suffering under debility ard depression of spirits
so"thing and renovating powers being particularly
adapted'to q II such cases :
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
Sold by Aisquith s Bro Druggists Cbarlesto5-n
and by Country Dealers generally.
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GsT RECEIvED.--A large stock of Early CAT
- bage and Tomato Seed.
Jan. 81 AIsQUITH & BRO.
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RATS COME OUT Or :HEIR HOLES TO DIE;
Great Destruction of Pats, &C.
1t Is Paste and used n Bread
Every Box warranted a Dead Shot
Nc one Iis ks anything IN trying it.
As it will destroy all your
Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants &C.
Or you can have your money refunded.
Try it. and if 1t don't lay your Rats SC
You can get your money back.
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CADDLE AND HARNESS BUSINESS,
IN ALL
ITS DIFFERENT BRANCHES.

REIN SHCGER avails himself of this medium
OF informing the people of jefferson and Clarke
counties, that he still conducts, his old stand in
CharlestOwn, opposite the Court House, the
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CIV. AIsevrrHil fAaca.. a, R,sSt,,,,,,
AIsQUITH & BROTHER,
D1.uss1sts
sat the Old Stand Of BEIIEn & BunSE7z,
i" CzarIsstorOn, Jefferson County,
Trgiaia:
s0FfER TO THE PEOPLE THEIR
LARGE AND WE'LL SELECTED sTOOK OF

DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS, vARNISE Is.
OILS, PATENT MEDICINES, DYE-STuFFS
PERFUmEMES, AND DRUGGISTS FANCY
GOODS, AND STATIONERY
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uAVE YOU TRIED 1T YETI
THAT SUPERIOR wHISKEY.
AT yesterday & BROTHERS.

mc10 Bar Room, in he Basement of the
" Spirit Building"
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b. osxEaAl w,ll,As :. uAsEE.L.

THE RANSoMBD.
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SAPPINGTON HOTEL,
JEFFERSON COUNTY. VA.
Mss SARAH A. BEAIl,,

BY
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WHITE GOODS AND NOTIONS.

j Also, good Black Tea, such will pIeaset
taste of the most fastidious, for sale by
CHARLES JOHNSON
, 1866-12-14
E X T r A & T
E X T Il A T
FROM
THE ORDEAL OF FREE LABOR
THE BRITISH WESTINDIES
BY WIN. G.. SEWELL.
Continued from No. 95)
CHAPTER VII.
SOCIAL DISTINCTIONS IN BARBADOS.
BY VIM. G.. SEWELL.

Brdgetown, Barbados 1859.
THERE are peculiarnies in the social condition of the Barbadian peo-
pie, which, in discussing The results of emancipation, merit some consid-
Grafton. have spoken, in a former chapter, of three classes-the white,
the hafcaste and the black-and while the first and the last, the lords
of the soil and the serfs, have practically retained the positions they al
ways occupied, the halfcastes, or middle cass-the progeny of the other
two-have multiplied and strengthened under freedom, and promise to
secure for themselves, sooner or later, the political preponderance now SO
jealously guarded by the dominant race, The mulatto people are Won
derfully suited to the climate. Being endowed with an energy that white
people do not possess in tropical countries, and with an intelligence capa-
Bile of the very highest development, l believe that their ultimate ascen-
dency is only a question of time.
The distinctions of caste are more strictly observed in Barbados
than in any other British West India colony. No person, male or female,
with the slightest faint of African blood, is admitted to white society.
No matter what the standing of father, his influence can not secure for
his colored offspring the social status that he himself occupies and the
rule is more rigdy carried out among women than it is among men.
illicit intercourse is sanctioned, or at least winked at, by a society which
utterly condemns and abhors a marriage between two people of different
color. There are cases, it is true. where white people have intermarried
with mulattoes, but they are rare, and | know of none where the white
is a born Barbadian. A white man who marries q half.caste is nearly
always an Englshman, who comes to the West Indies with little or no
prejudice against the race, and is ignorant of the unanimous feeling that,
on this subject, secretly pervades the whole of Barbadian society. But
it's not color alone that creates the line of demarkaion the gulf, i'm
passable to those whose judgment and personal actions are swayed and
guided by public opinion. The lineage of every person on the island is
known, and remote descent from an African ancestor makes some unhap-
by creature q parah from the little world of Barbados. It would, of
course, be improper to illustrate the assertion by example but instances
are not wanting where people of both sexes, without the faintest trace of
color, with the Saxon form and features of one parent stnkingly predomi-
, 1866-12-14
From the st. Thomas Times, December 1871

The list of mortality which we give
below shews no decrease in the average
of deaths than what has previously been
published. Yet in other respects there
may be reasons that can lead the public
10 hope that change is coming over the
malady with which we have been suffer
ing. The deaths, as we have already
said, are in a still larger degree, within
the last four days, confined TO children
and infrm and aged persons; whilst
very many are now rallying from attacks
of cramps, COLES, &C., that in the earlier
sta ges of the disease would have termln-
ated fatally. A fortnight since, to be i'll,
was almost sure to be held as fatal,
whilst now it is of every moments occur
renee to hear it said, that so and so was
taken seriously i'll, had to go home, but
is now better. If we add TO this, the
, 1866-12-14

TO His Royal Highness the Grand Duke
Vladimir Alexandrowitch. The name
vladimir is incorrect. We give here
the proper names of Their Royal High
nesses, as they appear in the Danish
Cont and Stated Calendar for 1865, viz:
Her Royal Highness Princess Maria So
phie Frederikke Dagmar, born 26th Nov
eember 1s47-the second daughter of Our
beloved Sovereign, King Christian the
Ninth and His Royal Hlghness the
Grand Duke Alexander Alexandrowitch,
born 10th March 1845-the present senior
son Of His Imperial Majesty the Emperor
of Russia.
, 1866-12-14
From tie London Times, November 14.J
OPENING OF THE BELGIAN
CHAM BEERS.
BRUSSELS, Nov. 10.

BRUSSELS, Nov. IS.
The Belgian Chambers were opened
to-day by the King in person, who read
the Speech from the Throne.
His Majesty announced that Belginm's
relations. with foreign Powers were of q
most friendly character, and said,-
ain the midst of the great events
which have disturbed a great part of
Europe, Belgium has remained calm and
confident, deeply impressed with the
rights and duties of neutrality. This
neutrality she will continue to preserve
in the future, as she has done in the past,
with sincerity, loyalty, and strength"
cloud cheers.)
, 1866-12-14

The King then announced several Bills
which will be laid before the Chambers
in reference to the abolition of imprison-
ment Tor debt, the amendment of the
laws on the detention of prisoners while
under accusation, the extradition laws,
and the removal of the restrictions on
the manufacture of articles of gold and
silver.
His Majesty also announced the concIu-
sion Of "a treaty of amity with Japan.
In reference to the recent rifle meeting
at Brussels, he said:-
"The Tir National has furnished the
Belgian militia with an opportunity of
fraternizing with the militia of neigh
bouring countries. Belgium will be hap
py to see renewed on her soil those
peaceful contests in which are engen-
dered relations of mutual friendship and
esteem, which the future can but extend
and fortify."
His Majesty concluded his speech as
follows:-
"TO accomplish the tasks of Govern
ment | need the loyal concurrence of the
Chamber. May all hearts, at the com
mencement of this new reign, remain
united in the love of our country and
its Institutions"
, 1866-12-14
5 Q. 6 tx Az 5,

benefits of a few days good sunshine, it
is not improbable that the advantages
arising therefrom may before the week
terminates bring gladness to our hearts,
and allay our past fears. Besides the ma
lady is now shifting, having done its
work in the eastern and central parts of
the town it would seem to be making its
exit on the western end, let US hope it
will soon be reigning in the emptiness of
space.
, 1866-12-14
TIE NOVEMBER
METEORIC SHOWER OVER THE
METROPOLIS.

The fire shower foretold by the science
of America and Europe for the night of
the I3th-14th of November III this year
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AUCTION SALES.
GALES AT AUCTION
BY
]. B. WALTON 4 DEsLoNDE.

Wednesday March 2sfh.
The United States irsn.cads Lafayette Cincinnati
Choctaw
The fast sailing A schooner s. stesbins.
&. asl Thursday, March Goth.
Three story brick store No ss ravier and II Union stree
between 81. Charles and Carondees streets. &c.
Three story brick warehouse fronting both Union
-Four story store Nos Is Front and IS fulton streets
Three lots Of ground ST. Joseph TchouptouIa
street
lot Magazine street, between Third Fourth
Wednesday, A rI 4th,
For success W. Fisk-Two grounds and inprov
ents, Dauphue street, between Canal and Guston1hou
For succession of Edward Haaranrivs lots Of grcun D.
FOR Succession Of barIes de ChoiseuSfneteen lots
Union warehouses on Tchouptouias Notre Dame and Com
Two three,story brick residences on Rapar stree. DO
Threetory brick building South Market street. oppo
Twostory brick building Deord adjoining th
One double frame house l6e Franklin 9.
lots improvem en.s, Front street, betwee
Ti,aIia and Era,o. -
Two lots with the improvements, New Levee street.
w9 !ots with the improvements on Fhaia street, oetWee
New Leves and Front streets. sgg'
Saturday, April 9TH.
msnts between Camp and Streets and Camp
ssfees between st Jasesn and Deiord streets
Wednesday, April 11th.
i % soa az on
vsinaoe lots on Fourth and Chestnut streets ON
Valuable lands % Black river, parish ii Casahou.a.
Three valuable lots Of ground In the Hickerye
| "Wednesday, April lsth
For succession Of jacob uss-valuabIs ,-n.,,v q, s.
Charles Joseph and Defod md on Tyn, irrI
For succession Of Lsssu.s. property
nS-for particulars see advertisements at IL ss,s
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LOST.-STOLEN,

r OST OR MIsLAID-A CERTIFICATE, No. 5s72,
IL for eight shares Canal Bank Stock standing the books
OF the bank the Of Mrs Jane McLear issued the
2Sth March, 1852
found application will be made in due time for
newa Of liberal reward will be paid for its
Address Box SIS Postothce. H.r..|.
New Orleans. La, March %, 1866.
CTOLEN-FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE
y paid for the delivery of BAY MARE MULE, about Is
hands high with blemsh in the right eye Five hundred
dollars viii be paid for the conviction thief Apply at
DIR, j. ELLIOTTS,
-. Corner BarQnne and Union streets.
I OST-S5 REWARD-LOST ON FRID Az EVENING,
- supposed TO be at the Orphans Fair small DIAMOND
PIN in the form Of SCROLL contain twelve small diamonds
1t being keepsake the finder will great favor by
leaving It at Buckley's, Camp street.
r OST OR MISLAID-A CERTIFICATE OF DE-
IL post issued by Mechanics and Traders Bank of New
Orleans louisiana to the order of s. swaun, dated Feb
ruary 1862 for S4 No. 1881 Notice is hereby given that
application has been made said Bank for the renewal of the
same
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HAZARD POWDER COMPANY.

This Company having rsestablshsd their former agsns'
having placed me in supply Of m slscA nv - -.
to All ali orders former times at current prices
delivery free. 45A ~ - ...,,~
The quality of Powder being too vel NJ ms " any
known ~ o. me dam ii needless call the attention az
AN t,ads and If sportsnen to It's superiority
orders lsts a M ofBce will have prompt attention..
o'as'' ''' @. 7. BuDDEGEE,
- f No. s. Camp street