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DRANDRETH,s PILLs.-DR. WIN. BRANI

RETH The dscoverer Of these Pills, ofopinon that the
was only ONE DISEASE an imPuy Of blood which, by in
pednx The circulation brought arrangement
The part where settled and impressed he of III
truth this simpe theTy, that hs et thirty
peuts and aborous the medicinal virtues Of the
mero plants composing the Vegetable Kingdom his object bent
compose medicine which should at once purify and produce
removal of the huhr fm the blood by the
stomach bowels by the continuation of e Of suchs
medicine all humsr 10 be carried Oh and The blood assume
a state OF purity.
Many ether medicines advertised having properties
TO these proprietor Of these Pills ia this country hs
grandson disceveref would wish those who ihnk well
this PRINCIPLE and WHO have made use OF such medicines
give THESE PILLS iria They will be satisfied
the difference medicine which has been 50 before the
English public and has gained sale there of not ess Than
sterling Der annum and those medicines which forced int
notice advertisement before their properties be fully knowI
by the discoveries themselves Captains of ships and
chants will find this medicine vbcw ensure their health
and answer we'll for expectation.
DR. b.. Office 1877 Hudson, opposite Broone street New York
where Dr. Brandeh be Consulted Mondays Wednesdays
and SATURDAYS. dec d 2nlnt
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TAPHET IN SEARCH OF A FATHER
81 This day Is pIblished Pau ILL

This days published Part Ill Japhe Search OF Father
by the author Of Peter Simple, Naval Officer, &c.
In consequence Of the applications Of the above
the publishers of the Franklin Library have Part Ill which
csnns all that been received oh tale They
also beg leave 10 inform the Of the Franklin L.
bay that they receive tho copy be
and will issue complete Immediately the receipt the
mander from England 49,.
The Franklin Library published in weckyparfs price IL.
cents and be had Of eli the principal booksellers being
siereotyPed separate complete the
rnent always be furnished The as parts already pued
contain the following popular works: 7ft
Besufie Of the English Animals. for 1856
The Last Days of Pompe. by +. L. Bulwer.
Tyney Hall. b. Thomas Ho- d.
Three Nights in Lifetime Domestic Tale
Jacob Faithful by Captain Marry~tl
Tales, by James Sheridan Kno- les
" he Bondman, Story ofthe Times Of Wat Tyler.
Select Poems Tales of Woman's Trial. by Mrs S. c. Hail.
Real Life, Pages from the Portfolio off Chrpncler
The Dark Lsdy Of Doona
Richard of York, or the White Rose of EnsIsud.
InishairIack. Tale. Bramhetye House. Ann Grey
The Deformed: Lodore, by Mrs Shelley.
The Naval Officer, by Captsin Msrry att.
The Admrals Daughter. Select Tales
The Cruise Of the Nudge. Cousin William.
The Man OF Many Friends Tom Crngle's Log.
feons wishing 10 have the work left residences the
dy OF publication will please leave their address the Office No9
John street, Broadway.
Ne person authorised receive subscriptions advance
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0hfeb next fa..' HENRY WALLIS
.N.n So-tfn f.ss.i i-s.si THOMAS NEWELL.
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ATDs-Dhs sFnfHt The
Iva public hh he he Consulted confidential
usual his Office where his attention devoted the
aud of delicate Diseases different
stages A-c, elects, Structures Gonoho Seminal Weakness
Ulcers long standing and all diseases arising impuriy OF
the blood and such hive baed the skill Surgeons e. expe
Tienced this branch the profession Strangers apprsed r
Dr. Glover having completed the regular study obtained
his degree in Medicine and Surgery Philadelphia therefore de
sire not 10 he enumerated the number Of those advertising
and putting nominal doctors whose found every pub
ic print.
He will be iound at his Office No Ann street. Broadway
day and evesng until 10 O'Clock There entrances q his
ofce the first through his the second being The third
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Theory founded truth is censisten.r
GEARS AMERICAN VEGETABLE RE.
- NOVATING PlLLS.-The of these plis moi


subject only disease, and that only medicine required
for the cure Of that disease in all its thousand various forms He
case be necessary confident found
mating state
of liver mpuriy Of the blood distractions any the
raj secretons. Their effect is 10 excite and maintain natural
downward action in the stomach and bowels and produce dis
charge from hemo all the morbid or bilious matter which sycos
tain. To stimulate the liver into action, hillary obsus
TONS and healthy secretions OF the bile and aid all the
these pill. fail of eecng any ordinary
Of dyspepsia liver complaint and those diseases oecssioned by
he natural seceons They entirely vegetable and prnci
pal ingredient (which they composed formed BY
county They have been the researches and
experiences occaoned by unusual uengs dyspepsia and
liver complaint for thirty Thousna Of respectable indivi-
duss in this city and thousands different parts ofe cou
try have tested their eaeis and far The author. knowledge e
lends not Instance hss occurred in which they have
utsy elect They be taken all of ndisposi
'S .s p h.. any
yegsahl . Cough ugh " has proved in
Extract which has produced eject, Dropca Alec
lions
em and containing references and certificates Of characer and
Of tbs good effects of the medicine
who have given certificates Of the good the medicine
Mr. Hnuan 9th Avenue between 18th .,reet-h ia
and RenOva,ing Pills. MI A. Watson 7os Henry streeS NJ
Bingham Lewis street Mrs NJ Cagldwe 80 Byard street;
Miss Jane A. Lee 3l7 Hudson street, Mr. p Grant, 81 Ryngton
Besides these references be given 10 Numerous indyi
u Of the first Iespcesb j. this city who have received
been ceived tunsoliciied from different parts Of this state and
s D0i Pp,o MA South Carin and New
respectfully invited TO call ace and receive circular
aud MAJ. such enquiries may satisfy e respecting the
The Renovang Pills also Mr. j. Disurnelrs 1856
M shaws Bowery simo%on. 6 Fulton
Mr. B. Graham SO street. Mr. j. IT. Harris corne
enha 100 enwch .es Human between len and 18Th
streets in The 9th avenue Mr. g. w. Embee II East Broadway
and Messrs B. D. Sands 100 Fulton street, corner William
jan l26min
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AEA TO LET.-The FIVE story building the corner
Of Canal and Elm street, Is feet by 8 capital stand and
- well arranged for business.
Also. Offices at Nc. IS Chamber street. Applyto
jan 3o3t- GEORGE BRUCE. Is Climber ST.
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NEW ERA IN EDUCATION.-oNE OF THE

NEW ERA IN EDUCATION.-oNE OF THE
saest Discoveries of the Present Age new system Of
teaching The thoIy and practice together of Music Danc; ~
writing has been discovered by which all three nav be learned
ume ana nearly quick study Of ether
oe great advantage 10 the other
thereby reducing the tedious and expensive study wears 10 an
easy and thorough Of lessons " ALREADY The most
popular in Europe and this country taught with universal
spprgyoalien ny PROFESSOR COWARD A NJ Pa pill 10 the
mastery and twenty-oHe Professor and Teach
e. Aeasep and Colleges the last eight Tutor
M families IN New York Professor G. will happy to
wan On 25z Bowery from
o.nI INQUIRE I'D Classes and Private Lessons. ~ 1w-n
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GATE MORTARS. Fer Jewellers and Chemist, USE
IA for sale By DIR. LEWIS FEUCHTWANGER,
ian25 ST. Broadway.
CALVES FEET JELLY-in pints and half pinis, also
~ in forms for parties, ID. BRYSONS l48 Fulton
Broadway. jan 22-lm
DLUMB CAKE, POUND CAKE, &c.-At d. BRY-.
Il SONS LAB Fulton street, Broadway. jan 2-1m
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ID. WANTED IMMEDlATELY-Fow Boys
om fourteen sixteen years age ofgood habits and character
Herald 10 subscrner Good will be given
Apply at Is Anthony street, first hoor ez Jan S-u
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HORSEFEED,G GROUND CORN AND OATS
constantly for sale the Hope Mills 267 Elizabeth street
Orders for GRADING Horse Feed puncuay executed jan lw
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AMIDONsS CELEBRATEn SHORT
r. AND MEDIUM KNAPPED BEAVER HATS azrtSs =
1 low price Of s. hey cry quality requisite in "a
mosi costly Hat being made are far body instead with
he finest Beaver Knappthey their sapr
and hnsi In al wcz'hes and cmae-quale which those on
wool bodies and made In the ordinary possess ;
Sales Rooms corner Of Wall and Nassau streets.
lion, price 81. - = - e = :, ~ y. sece
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ICE CREAMS JELLY BLANC MANGE-For par
uses a ID. BRYS0N's, lab Fulton ST, Broadway.
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w ED-A Varnisher and Painter. steady and Edns-
" ous Workman (nons other need apply and one st under
M ms business hear of situation by applying
- ~ odoWdy. ian 30-3f
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StpIdkkFMa AAEN sEB GsHHHESTS SAEES s.

AND DISCOVEKH.-The
subscriber has much pleasure in presenting public Compo-
sition that emily ndesruciab- in ef hut
non-conducc Of Heat and Is therefore invaluable
ture Of Iron Chests Safes Window Shutters. Doo
manufacturing and ready orders fer the above
ticles. -til.f "a
Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing and wishing farther proofs
gafed by witnessing actual experiment by calling
factory, No. liz Reid street, Of Washington.
feb LIT ii. HAMILTON.
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LSNC!.-S WAREHOUSE.
Nov "a

TIVE subscribers have leased, fora term oil Gears,
this well known and desirable Ware house, su-
ated immediately the street leading from the
bridge Ia the naikrt house. and respectfully solicit
share OF Tobacco brought to TIN, market Tor lnspee
tion. The subscribers deem II unnecessary to 20 in
10 minute description Of this property, II Is gen
orally known to- one amongst the drlcst aud safest
Warehouses in the town OF Lyuchburs. This house
haa recently undergone thor ugh repair. and il now
ready for the reception of Tobacco. The Inspectors
NJ tins House are VIM, Canada aud John Wheeler.
gentlemen whom va confidently recommend To the
public as capable OF discharging duty belonging
10 their Office. We particularly lnyite the the old
customers ri thls House give MS cali a. nothing
shall be wanting on tue part of the Proptletuts aud
Inspectors to give general satisfaction. We will at
all times aed to the selling Of Tobacco for plant
ers, free sfchmss. JESSE r. BURTON,
MARK ANTHONY, Jr,
SAINT" Is. JENNINGS.
n. III would particularly invite IN. old friends
aud customers, who patronzed me at Martins Ware
house, to give me their aid in this lease. all ne
cessary attention shall be paid give general salts
faction, by their friend, &c.
JESSE r. BURTON
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4 L acHcuit superior court OF law and chancery
"A continued by adloulnmen and held for the
county OF Amherst II the Courthouse, on FRIDAY,
the 9th day of september. 1886
William :. Crawford administrator with the Will
annexed OF Bctsey Long, decd, Plaintiff.
against
Alexander Il Dyer, OF William II. & Peggy
Dyer - Mason and Ann his wife. late Ann by
cr, Margaret Dyer daughter OF " illiam II. and Peg
gy Dyer, Pecgy Dyer. wife OF " William II. DYER and
the said William II. Dyer her husband, Elizabeth
Sharp wife Of Robert Sharp, and the said Robert
sharp her husband Elizabeth Nash, Sarah Penn.
Jane Penn, and Catharine Penn, John G. McCrcdle
and George MeCredie, Auu +. Crawford, wife of
William :. Crawford the Plaintiff and Chrstiana
Watson, wife OF - Watson. the said Alexander
B. Dyer, Margaret Dyer, Sarah Penn, aue Penn and
Cathanne Penn, being infants under the age ottweu-
ty-one years. Defendants,
IN CnANeERY.
On motion fthc plaintiff BY counsel. thc court
doth assign Robert Tinsley, guardian to the infant
defendants. to defend them IN this suit, and thcrcup-
on the SAID defendants, by the guardian ass gned
aforesaid, filed their answer aud the defendants
Ann L. Crawford, and Betsey Nash BY counsel sew
orally filed then answers To the plaintiff S bill Aud
the defendants - Mason and Ann his wife. NJ
eXandcr b. Dyer. Margaret Over " ilIlan Ii. DYER
and Peggy his wife, and q Gorge MeCredie, aearst
whom the plaintiff appears TO have proceeded luthc
mode prescribed by Inv against ah5e1t defendants.
still failing to appear and ans" On motion OF the
plaintiff by counsel the Court doth take ms bin tor
confessed. u To those defendants aHd de subruna
awarded il this eause. the first day Of Jaauarv,
1896 being returned executed unon tie defendants,
Robert Sharp aud Elizabeth his wife John G. Nc
Cfedic and Cmistana Watson, and lhev still fail
ing to file their answers, although four months have
elapsed as well since the return DAYS of the subur-
mas as the filing ot the plaintiffs bill on motion of
the plaintiff by counsel, the Court doth take his
bill for confessed these defendants also: and
the plaintiff not replying TO the answers aforesaid
this cause came onto be heard upon the bill the an
swers aforesaid and the exhibits and MAS argued bv
connsrl-on consideration whereof. the Court doth
order that the plaintiff render before one of the Com
misslonefs OF this Court accotnit oihls adnistra-
ton OF the estate 81 his teStatrlx, the SAID Betsey
Long dec, and The said Commissioned is directed to
examine. state and settle the SAID account and make
report thcreofto the Court, With any matters spe-
ciay stated thought pertinent BY himself or requ-
red by the parties to be s. stated.
ACopy--Teste,
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that We do nothing to ooun,enance, AVID all Nc Can
TO prevent, Tho Calamity Of Var. We are INV
engaged ia II fearful and doubtful struggle 10
form our Federal System Of Goyrrnment. by
throwing oil the corruption under winch il is rapid
Is sinking.
In this state Of things war with any country
wouid BIZ the greatest Of c,,lamics for We could
scared, hope to come "ui of It with any thing bn
Inc mere wreck of free constitution, aud tie
irrnal forms OF free government.
Bat may Heaven avert these inauspit lou, r.
n,en., and direct all laur measures 10 the adj
vanccnent OF our true gor, aud lasting happiness
IS a free and favored people.
GEORGE NcDTFFIE
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NE w FALL AND WINTER
d. ODDS

10y the ships Mdrmora and Harkd,rau, lust ar,iy
~ ed At City Point direct from Liverpool we
have received our importation OF British Dry Goods:
. bales Wilson's best Napt Cottons, wnte and
grey, Nos. | to !, very cheap,
: bales Point and London Duliel Blankets
do 81. 1910 Ia and r. Rose double Rose.
and W hitney Blankets,
Some OF these Blankets extra quality and size
| do red Paddinrs
do white Siesan Tl?nncls
case Cloths and Cassiraeres,
= do "a and 6-i English Merinos
l do English Fancy Prints
do JaconetS Cambrlcs aud Checked Nu,lin4
we nave ais" received a portion, and shall receive
IN a lew days the remainder OF our stock of other
f0rugn aud domestic, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
imported from France Gerntanu Ireland I,,Ju on5
Switzerland this season. and bough in the Northern
markets by our partners. +. & J. :. James & Co.
by the package. They consist in part of
! case Coarse Satinetts, very stout
do assorted do from fine to very fine Plain.
Plaid and Striped
! do Glenrack Jeans,
do O. Forest Cloth and PLAIN cold. Iinseys.
L do 3-l, - and IA PLAID Linseys
- Bales and cases brown and beached Domcs,
tics, 81, IA and Ga.
10 do Petersburg aud Manchester Cotton ozna.
burg No, aud =
flanneis, Ba2es and Fries
CarpetnsS and Hearth Rugs assorted qualities,
flan. PiaId and Damask Merinos. rery handsome.
BLACK Gro de Paris and other Lustings
ram and Inquired Gro de Maps, } beautiful as
Figured and plain col Challys, 5 sormen,,
Plan and figured white and colored Bobncts,
Splendid figured white Satin aud Challys
do Striped Gauzes for party dresses
Ganae, silk, Chally, Mermo Wool n, Valencia.
and other Fancy iiandkerchieis aud Shawls
8 cases American Fancy Prints,
y, pomestics, Furniture and Apros Checks,
lo'ineI, Velvet, SILK and Valencia Ves,lngs,
corded, Plaid and Striped Cassmercs,
oSethef wnh many other articles making our as
so't'nent very complete and desirable. Our friend.
ana Toe puhl'c arc respectfully solicited to exam
jnc our stock
JAMES C. HINT & co.
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TWINKLE RIMBDUGlt would respectfully
- inform ten customers aud the public uenc-
rally, that they are no" opening general assort-
ment OF Staple and Fancy Goods. selected in the ci
ties OF New York. Pin odcphia aud Baltimore.
which will be offered at prices that nnot tailto give
satisfaction. Also, asplendld assortment of Ladies
tuf tapes. Collars and Downnts, and Gentle mems
Fur Caps, from g. 50t 500 the finest cvero nered
in this market
Hat manufacturing in all its various brauchesstil
carried on at their old stand.
November ~
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Extremely valuable Store-Ffouso and Lot
FOR SALE.

Wiz subscribers wish to sell the Store House
ana Lot they now occupy. situated IN the cen
ire OF business aud one OF the most extensive con
Venen' and handsome Stores in this warn of the
country and not inferior any IN the arpe CITIES
Persons Wishing buy will do we'll to embrace This
opportunity as such desirable property is not often
~ market II 1t is not sold privately before the
i9lh OF December, 1t will be sold on that dav n puh
nc nc auction Persons wishing to buy privately, will
please make carly application
Nov. II
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NEW ARK1V AIS
or erey.y desCriVfiOM or SNrriNges.

'HNfit' subserihcr ~ Just returned from Newark
and other celebrated Coach Factories, In the
North. where lie made arrangements for constant
supplies OF al descriptions and p1ees OF Carriages.
liz takes pleasure IN saying to the public that lac Is
nov receiving apart of his stock, comprising Family
Close Carriages, Que and two horse l1nouches Bug
gles. Phaetons Nc. lie Is determined to sell as low
As the articlea can possibly be offered, aud respect
fully requests purchasers give him CALL his old
stand, few do.ls above the Post Office
H. NJ. DIDl.AKE.
Nov "a vim
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TzxE LovrMGsToN xrorr,

I'VE subscribers having purchased the ~.
Il near the Courthouse. in the town of + @eh
slon heretofore occupied by Col. Charles ps,'ss
beg leave to inform the public generally. tba, ,p
call upon them The house is large aud con,en,,.!
and will be neatly fitted up. Servants shall ta
tentiye, Table aud Stable supplied as well a. "
country can afford, and the Bedding shall he Of u,
first order In fine, will cndeayor to keen ], IN. '
worthy of the public regar The line Of S,9as
which passes though this place, stops at lhis bo,
and passengers shall be furnished with every accom-
modaion. We therefore solicit the public n,a
mage. HENRY :. PENTON
WIN. |. KIDD.
FREDERICK :. PEYrov
August % ;.
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CANDrEg.

Dan,iies, 10 make greater show,
Wcn coats stuck out with pads aud putting
And this Is surely apropos,
For what's "a goose, without the stuihng
What better reason can YOU guess
Why men aie poor. aud ladies' thinne'
For thousands now Tor dinner dress,
Till nontht Is leii 10 dress Tor dinner.
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=! LIRGE .SYOCk or
FAAL AND WAITER GOODS
1T REDSs9gb PRICES.

l HA\l. Just received, my entire stock OF Fall
and Winter Goods, and ind have UNUSUAL
heavy stock on baud, IA consequence of which, |
will SELL at very reduced prices, for casa persons
wishing 10 supply themselves with any articles in my
line, will hud II to their interest to give me i, cali
as am determined TO reduce my stock hv selling at
a small advance. A great portion Of my Goods
were purchased before the late advance and pru-
cipalIy Ion cash, winch induces to believe that
none viii go away dissatisfied, that may favor me
with call viii take pleasure IN exhibiting nv
Goods 10 all who may wish Ia bev The following
are only tcw OF the articles, comprising my stock
Blue, Black and Fancy Cord. Cloths Il Cassi-
mcrcs,
Satunctts OF all kinds, very cheap.
Kentucky Jeans, handsome articlo for aentlcneu's
wear,
Heavy oolens for Negroes, tIam n To 6 cents
Mapped Cotton. (W isons,)
ldnSeys, Plain and Striped. I and ~
Blankets. Rose and Whitney, very largo sizes.
DO. Duhel and rwed. cheap
DO, do very large, tor Tent Covers,
Ch'assians very large stock-very low,
Do pamask, new aud beautiful article
SWISS Mushns plain and figured,
bobinet, do, PLAN and figured
Jackonet Null and BOOK do.
Cambricks. plain and striped.
laccs. Footing and Edgiugs, good assortment
Ribbons, large supply, some very handsome
bonnets OF the latest style. and Artifcicl Flowers
fnrr'd Hats and Caps 4 large assortment cheap
shoes. large supply,
'en'tmens and Ladies Cloaks (,cr, cheap9 to-
gether with large assortment OF Groceries besides
other article too tedious to name
JAMES f. HORNER
T. = Will give liberal price for Country
Jeans, Dome site Socks aud Wool
JAS. l.. IIOR\EK
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" u II nc r.

VIE Steamboat Guide, will commence rum
u ming, the first rise of the waters on the Ten
nessec and lolston rivers, between Decatur and
Knoxville, and will ply regularly running the sea-
son-makIng trip every ten days. She is no,
surpassed by any Boat in the West, for her speed
aud elegance OF neutrality-suspicious. trnv
el'ihs TO the Southwest, may avail themselves of
passage either from Knoxville or KINGSTON.
JAMES KING & Co.
kfoy \nv 3 o.
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JOHN THOMPSON. Jr. Crs


lOM Sepfembfr, 1886
The parties interested IN the foregoing order VI
court are hereby notified that have appointed rhs
l,t Mo day in February next. 10 carr, SAID orle
INTO effect on which day, a, the hour oil ococI
IN he morning they are requested 10 attend al my
Office, at Amherst Courthouse, with the office pa
pcrs, all their evidence, &c prepared for e,asiua
ton and settlement.
JAMES 7. GARLAND. Gomr
Deccmber5 wi,
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& N w. At IL A re: AIMS
IN FALL a0OD2

4 tIRCASSlANS from l93 cents, 10 the finest
Y quality.
Calicos from 10 cents. TO the finest imported
Domestic Cloths. from cents. the best ma nufac-
turcd,
Very superior twllcd Caioos At all pricea
Giro dc Nap Melinos various shades
Figured Mernos, superb quality,
Best black Italian and u / SILKS
Richest style ofDtcss iIaudkerchrlf
Gau1e. Blond and Partisan Vols,
With other Goods daily looked Ton, all Of whel
shall BIZ sold AT prices unusually low.
ROBINSON Il IL ITDTT
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JOHN THOMPSON, Jr.. Crk.


NUMMIssIUNfKo TTFIEF,
Amherst {. H. October 9Th, 1876 (
The parties will take notice. that have appointed
Thursday, the 10Th day Of December next to com
mence the account ia the foregoing order spc Gifted
on which day, at The hour OF 10 O'Clock in the NOR
n'ng. they are requested to attend my Office with
their accounts vouchers and copies of ourt papers
prepared for examination and settlement
ROBERT TINS.EY. Com.
Nov
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w ASHINGTON HoTrI

HE Subscribers beg leave to inform theirf,...
chased this valuable property. and will he .s pui
ontbe first OF November to accommodate an p,ed
who may favour us with call. Tie bonsa 'aof
furnished with plain and neat furniture. and o. "ee
wants the best that can be procured. our bar ai @f.
best OF liquors. and table aud stable VIII Tue
best the market affords. "a The
Our senior as great expernce in the busino
we pledge ourselves TO use the most ir,ef . aad
exertIops TO render our visitors comlorahl !, sa9e
able. WILLIAM HIN. st'.
JAMES VI. LANGUoRvr
~ B.-Ihe subscribers are prepared to ,e'.
modate and would like 10 receive a t,w ,'on.
Boarders. n ,itaaf
Lynchburg, Oct. "a !"