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PRINCIPLES, NO
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WAGOY MAKING |
HOP.
AND REPAIRING
Pl BLISire» EVSMY TL’KBDAT MOKNIN^
AND’F?
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EDWARDS
infornts all
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L. SIMPSON keeps a first class’Farti-
v, ,. _ w horn it may concern,”
I 11 « ly .Grocery in Lptoyette. wto-re raft be
J. W. JOHNSON,
• that he is established in L a pay .
at all tlipes found
te
>um all the staple article^ 1 ¡<t
1
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—AT—
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Family supply
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; impairing]
repairing 1 Y I. • •
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LATAÏETTE,
i wmnxs.
AND
BUGcilES.
Assortmen
Mx. cellancons
,V AttV.n O, HACKS.
21
vivo, COACHES
vwo.iv»*
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** BUGGIES.
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j WAGONS,
HACKS,
COACHES
AND
YAMHILL COUNTY, OREGON,
An experience of many yenrs on this coast USEFUL AN D LUXURIOUS
s h
him
in the business, enabfesi
itri to assure patrons ; Fancy
Fancÿ Soapt^,
Soap4 Soajto of all ki i
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION, (In advance.)
l
npd
Licorice,
j pipes, Ltens
ns and Ii
Inkfri
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that
he ---
understands wl hat it requires to make |
nce,Al
One Copy One Year,.......................... $3 00.
j
Caps,
Hqot
and
Bar
L^hd,
Letter
repair
jobs
in
hia
line
in
a
mannpr
-to
stand
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and
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Ooe Copy. Six Months,........................ 2 00. or •ough
y^dpes,bl4n
vs
and
plkif,
Enl
all
our
varied
Reasons
lie
will
take'
lain
and
fan<F
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mvi
b
O»*e
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and Teachers will be Fur-1 through ■ X' -12' U L l |
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L^Ctergynten
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.»k.
,i Canned Fru
Fruits of all kinds,
exchange
for his work wagon timber a K and SardniesjC
,
,
.ci__ I? tl_ -, 111-
«’shed with the C ockier at $2,00 per annum • . ..............
j{o|tetter4lHoollgnd
and Drake Bitters.
He
wants
Spqkes,
Felloes^
To.igurs,
! lumber. I
RAjTES OF ADVERTISING.
■ Axles, 4c., for which he will » allow
mar-
L
T. rv 1WT the
. 1. TAC
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r ! R. J;’ ’
; ; ■ f; .. to !
SCHOOL
BOOKS !
“ J ‘ <. or • less, one
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EDWARDS.!
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One ’’’P'Y
Square,
10 Lines
pr'jce<
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ISutJ-ly
Lafayette, July 81,
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$3,00. i Lafavett«
TOB^cdip, SMOKING AND i)HEW>INQ tjjj;
w. iiou,
IVU,
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For each subsequent insertion,
. 1,00.
4 S*
Thé Best Quality.
A liberal deduction will be made on
LAFAYETTE FERR
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J CEGARS, etc., eb c
Qdurfcgyt Yearly, and half Yearly Adver-
ii-.C'ment’i. i
HE undersigned would respectfaJly an
i Patent Medicines.
Medical and Law Cards, $10,00 per
public, that l._
he
nounce to the travelling
travel!
variety'of thd' leading proprie'
Annum.
has, at the LsfoyeAe crossing of the Yamhill, A'^etforal
4iies
constantly
on htnd. . '
Being the basis on which out-
A LARGE, ^’EW AND S.< FE fERRY BOAT I ry re ent
rates are fixed, Currency will only be taken
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on which he can cross Teams, Steck, 4c., '1 Spices,
Cooking Extracts
at uiarket value.
.
EXPEDITIOUSLY >NL> CHEAPLY.
. 'j i Pcrfutperi < ] | {
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Concentrated
"" V. Lye,
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ill»« H, F. WHITE M. I»., ’
The roads leading to and from Ibis crossing -r
Greato.
and
Axle
Grei
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nns«QAncs
Cmrvi
flin'
are
in
good
repair,
and
person^,
from
the
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PtiYSÏCIAN AND SURGEON.
j toil
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Alsp
"an
assortment
of
pocket cutle
south going to Portland,
McMinnville,
Fbrest
. .............. ......
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j H* ^Lafayette, Oregon.
Grove and Hillsboro, and from the North '1 razor ^ A no straps , besides a general
going to Salem, , Dallas, Cbrvallis. will find it
door t0 residence.
j Assortment ef Tinware,
'"“ to patronize this
to their advantage
thi,« Ferry.
Ferry
«nd many useful and‘ornamental articles'
JOtIN HARRIS. numerous to mention. . Juive
T. V. B. EMBREE,
Give me a call pi lu
Lafayette, July 81, 186|i
, make a purchase, ;J- .<• T>
P/JYSÏCJAN AND SURGEON.
R. T L. WIMP«)'
SIMPSON
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Lafayette, July 31 .»• 186G-Iy.
Yamhill CoKnty, Oregon.
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F irst D iscovery of A me ca .—The
fact is lately established tha the Ice-
landers visited America severa' cen uries
before the time of Colnmbus. A round
tower in Rhode Island is sai to have
been erected by the N rsemen . A Latin
MS. has been found
of an an-
foun in the rui
cient college built in Icelan
in 1057,
bearing the date of 1117, kno n as the
Uni of
Skalholt Saga, which gives a
the explorations of the Icelan rs in the
tûtes, and
region known as the United
herein called Great Ireland, and spoken
of as having been discovered apd visited
by the Irish. It also relates jhe adven
tures of the Norsemenwith the natives,
Í
and a voyage is described undei* command
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Phyeici-ui and Surgeon,
LAF^YE’FTJi, ,
CIZZ:
OREGON.
In the Drug Store.
DEVTINTIIY !
G.
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GOUCHER,
?js7C/AN,
SURGEON
A CUO UC11E UR.
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Oimit’K— At his residence io Chehalem
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XTTOK^EY AT LAW,
Lafayette, Yamhill County, Oregon. Wifi
praoiice in the Supreme, Circuit and all
of the Courts of this State.
U F. €. SVLUVAK,
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T-a t - la w ,
Dallas, Polk County, Oregon.
Pariioalar attention given to collection of
note«, accounts, liens, mortgages, 4c.
November 19, ’67
d 43 ly
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C3AS. W. PARRISH
ADDISON C. GIBBS.
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w.n. mixicApi,
A^ B. M’EST ER Fit: EI>,
GIBBS A PARRISH,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
3
ef Hervardur, along tbe eoast,] wintering
and repairing tbe ship at Marj ha’s Vine-
yard, and voyaging up the Ihesapeake
Bay and up te tbe great Falls ?f the Po-
tonoac, r The Saga is confirn ed by re-
searches made near those falls, I where an
Icelandic women was killed by fan arrow,
and buried where she fell. T bese facts,
i
related in thè Saga, are corroborated’ by
tbe discovery of the grave and the Runic
inscription, still uneffaced, upoù the rock
.beside it found two miles below the falls
and thirteen miles above thf i City
O-*- of
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translated
Washington. The inscription
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reads thus :
“ Here rests Syasy, or Suasai the
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fair
haired, a person from tbe east qf Iceland,
thè widow Kjoldr and sister i
of Thorgr,
r~"
ehildreft'Of the same father—twenty-five
| years of age. May God make I glad her
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soul. 10 q 1.”
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Fine Winies and L
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This remarkable epitaph is ir ritten in
—ON—
the ancicnf style of Runes knof n aa the
- i L a F at ETTE, O g ’J<
M ain S treet ,
Navok, a variety found in 1 thd Orkneys
Mr. MILLICAN invites the attention of
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and the isle of Barljof.
his old patrons and as many new ones nt f
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The remains of a human being were bu-
choose to favor him with a call.
i: themselves of this meth* ot
—
to BUIÜDERS and others »at ried a few feet from the 1 L inscription.
Lager Beer, Ate, Cigars, Oysters, Sar
og
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Several Roman coins were also
found
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all times to Furn
dines. iÿc., <ÿc. i
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with the remains.
Lùpiors sold by the bottle.
n34 3-m
The statement made in tbe Washington
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NEW GOODS.:) I’ I
Union is very lengthy and full, and the
facts stated are recinved by it as conclu-
A n E xcellent Tuoi UOHT.—If we _ b^-
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Jlje, to the effect th ut five centuries before hold a tear, et our kindliest sympathif
Columbus became immortal by thè dis-
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awake—let t have a sapred claim upon all,
(
- X* ' America,
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not surpassed ih
; >
covery
of
the L udventurious
—
that we can io to succor and comfort un-
indleed on thè Pacific Coast !
Northmen Anew, all |the coast of the At
der affliction
What rivers of tears have
OuriMill is situated oh P hi
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ave on hand , and
con
i are
Æ
lantic States.
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flown, excite 1 by cruel and perversa ways
10 miles wes^ of LA FA Y ETTE
—-4-——4—H 4
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xian’ly in
receipt
of
—
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of man !
War has spread its carnage and
J
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surrondad by a defise Forest of large
W
oman .— Mrs. Stevens, the sweet desolation, a thd the eyes of widows and
andl Tender Yellow Firsi; also.Cedar .< d
Boots and She?«,
story writer, has somewhere thrown off this orphans hav
'if-
ivb been suffused with Ukn.
much bther Valuable Timber abound n
NotieBg,
I
Fancy Goocto,
excellent passage:
Intemperance has blighted the hones ef
tbe'irftfnediate vicinity of our Mill.
I. Women, Women ! she is truly a mir-
Groceries,
millions, and weeping and wailing fcaae
We jfumishf . '.
!
Hardware,
acle. Place her amid flewers; foster her been incessant! A thousand other evils
. !J FIB-I.VMBEB
Qneensware,
as a tendei plant, and she is a thing of { which we toay conquer have given birth»
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Cutlery.
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fancy,waywardness, and something of fjlly to tears enough to constitute a flood—a
which is said by Mechanics to be sur
Prices according to the timeit,
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—annoyed by a dew drop, fettered by the great tide of grief! Suppose we prise
or foHnsi<Aß Finiihiog.purposes |to
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touch of a butterfly’s wing, ready to faint this little philosophy, and each ooe deter*
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i*T
or Cidar.
at the rustle ot a beetle. L The zephyrs mine never to excite a tear in another.
Vie solici^ i a trial 1, And gnaratee satis) a
Mew Picture Oallery!
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are too rough, the showers too heavy, and Watching the eyes is the telegraph of the
tiod-l fI
yy H. CATTERLIN has fitted up a
I
she is overpowered by the perfume of a mind within, let As observe it with anx
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rose bud.; But let real calamity come, ious regard, and whether we are moved to '
F. M. SIMPSON
GALLERY
aronse
her affection, enkindle the spirit of complaint by the existence i of supposed or
’ 18(56;
in Lafayette in complete stylo, where be i>
of her heart, and mark her then ! How “real wrongs, ] et the coming 'tear be held
I' Lt
prepared to take
her hearts Strengthens itself; how strong as a sacred truce to unkindly feelings, and .
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Photographs and Ambrotypes i
^7
is her purpose. Place her in the heat of our efforts be devoted to the substitution
...
,
a
battle,give her a child,a bird,anything she of smiles for fears ’ .
on short notice and in tbe best style of tbe
loves, or pities to protect, and see her in ■ * 1 ; '> ; -to 1
art’
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DR. -ALB.
WESTERFIELD
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Ladies, Gentlemen, Children; old and
a related instance, raising her white arms j P roduction of E vergreens .—When
DEALER IN
young, all can be a< ccommodated by preseut-
as a shield, and as her own blood crimsons preparing oi|r last December Calendar
!
ing themselves for tbat purpose.
her upturned forehead, praying for life to *we alluded to the ^remarkable facts, that
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PAINTS,
Exchanging P h .
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protect the helpless. Transplant her into the heat given out by evergreen trees ^‘as?
, OILS, DYSTUFFS, 4c.
and yoang ; ladies,
now will) young ge itlemen
■
the
dark places of earth, awaken her ener so great as to keep flowers near them in
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Call and get a upply, and it I < do not Practitioner
1
| of Medicine, Surgery
gies to action, and her breath becomes a bloom, fresh And summer-like
am^-like up to a late
nothing.
¡s ail the I rage
please you I will & ging P hotograms
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Obstetric®,
healing, And her presence a bleating; she period of the year. Ah
v2 n9 ¡tf
young geh
now write, all
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disputes,
inch
by
inch,
the
stride
of.
the
bedding plants have been
silled a month
id get a si
beenurilled
as
AS esthblished himself permeo
perm« nent
stalking
pestilence,
when
man,
the
strong
,
' charge you nothing.
NpW
ARljlAN^EMEbiTS
ago
by
frost
two
or
three
degrees below
ty in
t#
i Lafayette, and invites the alten>
and brave;shrinks away pale and affrighted the freezing i point
9tf
II.CATTERLIN.
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tion of fbe trade to his stock.
* jwhile a few hundred
4 W.
t the
Physician«
’
Prescriptions
put
'
Misfortune
daunts
her
not
;
she
wears
yards off, eve! ip such tender things as «pur-
Harness and Saddlery:
vjat
away a life of silent endurendi, ot goes let sage, protected a litile by belts of eyer*
an hours, and on short notice,
noltf
|1
Al B. WESTERFIED
forward with less timidity than to her bri greens, are blooming gaily, and will rtost
noltf
^7#
dal. In prosperity she is a bud full of probably, remain so till the first week" in
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE imprisoned odors, waiting but for the December. It often astonishes us to find
winds of adversity to scatter them abroad- people complaining ef the severity olthe
pure gold, valuable but untried 1 in the fur- winter on themselves, their cattle, |tod
la short, '• women is a miracle; fruit and flowers, when planting belts of
nace,
IHE undersigned begs leave to announce
evergreen on the cold quarters would do
X
public, tjiat be has ,crtablished mystery.” ,
I A to[the
tot
muc i to make thinga comfortable.-* (Jwr-
F 1 himself in
ot manufacturing Boots and bbc
C arpets .—They were in use, at least deners's Monthly
Hand
OREGON.
III
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every description and pattern.
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y as
___ the days of Amos,
some kind, as
early
‘p- ’ ' _______
F ire -P roof W ash fob S hinglm .—
he dndersignei, thankful for the liberal
about 800 B. c. Amos ii 8. Carpets were
Ganta’and Ladies’
nlri
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The
following simple application will no
$ 3 j
patronage cxijeud®4! to him in Che past
spread
on
tbe
ground,
on
which
persons
sal
f Booti, Shoes
es or Gaiters
doubt prove of great valne. We quote from
W0U
^lBM
-Ut otherbi
AkxJillil 1 ’
say
tu his old cqstomers and
who dwelt in tents; but fhea first used tbe Alimov Kn iekerbocktrr--** A wash oOtii- ‘
Meriting
doné
to
order.
n|ruyiii^
tiour
tu
order,
,
•ttier prepared than eveito
ever, to
tu
that be is uow bettjer
I
in houses, even in the East, ye have no posed of limei salt, and fine sand, er weed
Whebt taken in exchange for work.
supply
demand^ for |(.
y
LOGAN SCHAEFFER,)
record.’ In the 12th eentury carpets were ashes, pot on in the ordinary way of
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articles of luxury; and in England, It IB
„ whitewashings renders the roof fiftyfold more
'if
Of all k inds and i descriptions, and tower PROF. CARY’S SCHOOL. mentioned as an instance of Becket’s splen •afe against taking fire ton<n falling cinder*
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than the same clns^ and a a'x
TTAViNG fiAishe«] I my new school house, did style of living, that his sumptuous or otherwise, ih cases ef fire in the vicinity. It
Quality
of articles
can be ; urebased . Ise where th v- ' .
A Xl <¡11 oq ^lomlay the 14th day of Oct apartments were every day in winter strewn pays the expense a hundred fold in its pre
I
open a first clast pebool in Lafaybtte, and with clean straw or bay ■$ ¡about A. D. serving Influence agaioet the effect ef the
1 .
trust the flattering compliments I have re 1160. The manufacture of woclen carpet« weather. Tbe older and more weather-beaten
•
ceived frotn former patrons will be a suffl was introduced into France from Persia, theshinglei the more benefit derived. Such
shinglee?j|eoerally become more er lew
piaifited'with
Rcpa iriiug, Mending and Fixing cient guaranty tb perenns Unacquainted'with
in the reign of Ileuery IV. between 1689 warped, rnogb, and cracked; tbe application
my teaching IJnstify
placing their
J them in plading
done oi short Notice
and 1610. Rome artisans who had quitted of the wash, ny wetting the upper surface,
K
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children onder my charge
c )*rge.
he highcslt Market pnce paid ?fof
AU branches, except Greek, . tanghi
taught at France in disgust went to England and restores them at onoe te their original or
Hides a jjid produce;
“ form,
t thereby closing the space between
prices ranging r from
$10 00, JJ.
per established the carpet manufacture, about I first
■ . i.
’. ’
from $5 00
the
ahinglea
; *, and the ijitoe
lime and sar d by
shingles
By promptitude in business I hope to i qaarte^, of twelve weeks.
1750. There as with most nations, Per
If
rii
W
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he able
anle o merit a ¡ontintjahce of thb patron-
ì ' F' jht I
sian and Turkey carpets, especially tbe for filling up all the cracks and pores in the
shiagte* itself, prevents it from warplri$ for
age hen to fore so generously exte nded to me.
M. R. CARY.i
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mer, are most pr zed. The famous Ax- vfcarii-
fnr ever.'*
ava » •• | ;
yiars, if not for
La J^ayet^ Oct. $, 1867.
g^Customers, from the .......
minister, Wiltoa and Kidderm instepmanu
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opposite]
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side of the riv^r, who purchase Rhe
t1
f’acture is the growth, of th« last hundred : Ä
w
i«het
of
men
of
riotous
Jl Jfe.
Chatealem
— 58,
M I. O. G. T
Chakalem lodge
amount' of five dbllars, will be entitle^ 'to
year?.
The
manufacture
ofJKidderminister
.
|»rmniplee<iwben t«RalI w« find improvement.
torday evening f at tbe Nelson
Meets every ^aturd
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and Brnsadl carpets has much advanced | happineM aod^pDrii";
ferri 4 at my expense.
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Meeting House.
d I V. 1 pj C 8TILKS.
S. M. CIÎPP. !W.C;1 within fifteen years, at Lnwdl, Massaeba- '•*
r— io nnwholesome, althdhgb sprinkled '
tbe I fruit
Dayton, December 1,186$,
¡no 15 ly
ofimmortality.
setts, aud ThomsonviHe, Connecticut.
the water
of
immortality.
with j tbe
i.
W m . ¿TARKtr , W a fl
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T he P aupers of
1 R epublic .-
There are thirty thousand idle negroes in
Washington! Thirty thousand I pauper
ported by the toiling, tax riddi-,
-------
idden, indue
white men of the Republic! Thirty thouMt
consumers of bread and meat paid far by yc
laboring men of the aoonnry I Thirty
sand pets of tbe Abolition faction WM
verted them from useful chattels to idle, lazy,
dissolute paupers—from serviceable laborers
to loafing vagabonds I Thirty thousand bfesa-
mgs of the radical war for tbe ¿isolation of ths
Union,the impoverishment of the Southern
people, and galling bondage of the laboring
|.tnen and ■ women of the enl
nt?re conntry!
, How deligl ► bted the hard-handed former«,
mechanics, an< id artisans of tbe North would
be could they have a glimpse or two afforded
them of the manner
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in which these
thirty
thousand bldck members of thé privileged
class of the Rump era pass their tüue.
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Every sui hshiny day thousands of then
swarm abou j the public places and leading
avenues of he . capitals, wandering a^ut
aimlessly in rags, or strutting
_ consequentfolly
___
on the promenades in n silks and broàdolofò-
broadcloth ’
prostitutes, thieves, beggars. Enter tbe taJ
$
spa ce
leries of either House—nine-tenths the s$i
assigned to spectai tors is
" occupied
,
.
, a _ gaj
by
ing, builet-pated, thickdtpped, wooHy-headed,
to
animal-jawea crowd of niggers, the dregs of
broken up p an tat ions, idle and vicious blacks
released frofo wholesome restraints of task
master and Overseers—took at them! Greasy,
dirty, toney, - they
u— drowsily
J—"
look “ down upon
the assembl * wisdom ef a disserve red Union
—sleepily
_
to legislators
who have <iy-
en them theif freedom and now propose to
invest thanli wjtb the privileges of American
citizenship i Appropriate^
“ , isn’t it—bigMfion
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halls once set apart, to devise measures „ for
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the paople o the republic—how long Will
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