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Great .luchIess Sanafirc = Cure Jor CONsvmplionI
rNE for sale dozen phias OF This invaluable
medicine have lost OF its virtues IN crossing
the Atlantic tho United states similar 10
those Europe IL like other nostums,
mpss hut composed OF the three great knsdons
vegetable and Aaon's rod swallowed
the magiciGus swallows other nos,ram seems
fully the purpose for winch was intenoed oy us
immortal ia.cntor Dr. Louis Atom Gocckc OF Gcinnnythe
Of human bcnriactoIhcre s man in my adjoining
county, who for months aboring under con-
SUMPTION having accidentally heard Of the virtues OF the Sd
native procured pha and after few weeks gave ht-
nations Of returning health There also lady, victim con-
.umpon county whom death seemed not since
marked for his She rapidly dcining-indcntcd
the hectic us wasted the deep scpuchrs tone o.
voice. proation Of all vial energy seat her Phal
Of Sanavc; and after having used three or four weeks ho
cnDb bear also rom oher
sources alterations OF ts power IN the cure OF
which ayowed there was no remedy p can
believe that Sovereign OF the Universe has acted US
disease without providing for u
51rr, at Providence, HcffaJ county, Va.
aTbe medicine can ao had OF aHHof BAEx'DALE Co.,
u IN, r. n L. f25-2,l Aug3
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Died. Cherry Hall in YORK. COUNTY the ah NIL ions By
youngest of William end Lucy Aan Douglass aged
years and three months.
Departed this life Thursday Isoinrc, the Cd i1st rs Deli,
CLAiRoESE aecriouaic wife OF Herbert Claiborne Esq., OF
this city, Her inera viii take place this morning (Fnday at 10
ocucs Of Mr. CIrboTnc which
III. friends Of the family requested to attend.
Died, Ppceca, Ms! J.. the houso
of John Aruthnot Sunday the l5h July. Sin,
n NATIVE Of Virginia. cmigracd LIST Fall to the Western Dis
TenGrs.ce, aHi the house OF her r. NJ a.
Princeton in DcCrmhc last. She member OF the Baptist
Church for upward. seventy She aged ~ and
four months She sill retained her faculties u: short time
previous to her death
Died. suddenly this city, a The residence OF her soninlaw
ThGs lambcft Sunday night last 29h ut, Mr. MAR1ARR7
SALMON aged 20 years. uniiye Of Nowbursh New York
~ The New York und Mississippi papers vii please copy
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MARKETS-RrcHMoSD, August 2.


WnEar-From wagons transient parcels 100 10 l25
cens-fo superior lots fraction more is given-lags
quantities coming sold by contract-lo new contracts
making.
CogY-Sales oil IS cents per bushei.
OATs-O!h would bring, If IN market, - cents
FLoUK-$7 3-3 TO Z ~.
COTTON 10 - to II Cts
SALr-S2 % TO 9 so
HEnRiSGs-New, 50 10 > I y
IRos-Swedes SlG0 to lC5 per ,on-Engfsh 100 to
I05-Tredegar 100 10 40.
STEEL-American Blislered $3.50 to l40.
WORKMAN, McGRUDER & co.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Tobacco and Cotton remain at the prices our
last quotations.
Wharf.-The receipts as yet very small; sales 81 %
a 81 30.
NEw FLouR-S3.
CoES-per barrel 81.
Bacon Hog ROUND II a II 90.
COFfEE-l0a 1912
SyGARs-N Orleans SIP.
SaLr-Liveipuol So 80 a 3.
IRos- Swedes, per ton, SfO2a 10.
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COMMUNICATED.
tn NJ. Voters of hs 5A Congressional Disriet

To he T0terS ~ Tie OH CONGRESSIONAL DlS7Ht
FELLOW CITIZENS :-Srversl gentlemen have been
nominated to represent you in the next Congress
Though we deem this movement premature, and calcu
lated to interrupt the repose rendered so necessary ny
take the liberty Of nominating Captain PHILIP 4 Boil
LING, suitable person to represent you in the next
Congress.
Capt Boiling not surpassed in talents by any man
in the district and he would represent you with great
ability If elected, he would be the fearless champion
of the rights of this 'ancent and unierrfed Common
wealthy" and the incorporating opponent of Federal
entertainments the rights of the States. No doubt
the Wings have The ascendancy in the district; but is
duty which they to themselves and TO their oppo
nents to elect the who is best qualified for the Of
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Aug. 3

SSjIERIFF'S SAE-W b" sold nj public auction. Friday
" The 9Th tho neat fair day,
To tho highest bidder front Of Allen Scnson's Tavern,
upper Hanover county hunrcd acres OF sud,
lvn- and being county, adjoining the lands OF Allen
Icnton Mira Mo,y others This land suiTcn!cted by
James schedule the Of j. L. Ta Tor and
and one valuable aud of land
th the county and we'll adapted 10 the growth o.
corn wheat and clover and has large portion " meadow land Oh
il, which vary vauUh for sas' the buildings
Sufficient Tor small family and be made comfortable al
small
ho a, tho sac time and place. will he Sold the sad Under
Won interest in Of Of Kentucky land being
said lands Persons wishing purchase tho
Hanover lands are invited s land. before the day
ofsple IRA l.. EOWLES, u. S.fOr
Ciu-te, p. Gcod1H, S5uiF IF Hanover county
~ b. Those who wish purchase the Hanover aHd arc
assured that will he Sold the persons for whose beneht
the land i, he'll IN trust, will give release deeds
IRA l.. BOWI.ES, D. S. for
CHARTS p. Go0dil, SLerEJ HanVrer county.
u
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EAND FOR SALE-W he soId to the highest bidder on Fri
81 Of September nsrcenbly To the viii Of
m father William George old stand called Gcosc Tavern,
in Goocland county containing $50 hundred II In
wood,-and another Of 0 26 Of in woods ad
iounc the lands Thomas Bnod James Fife and Others Tho
sale will place Tavern, the following terms One
security and Of the land make the payments
sao unnecessary description ose land as
three and four Yeas credit the purchaser giving bonde
should wish view the land
before the dsy Of sale I've shown ny Dr. Ampead William
DH'o"' WI" ~ " ~ EDM'D. GEORGE,
Executor Of HtiLdm Gsorge Decd
95-wtls
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Prjj. Erud FIR .S1is

1IITtc .UlHU
r5IS valuable estate again Offered for SALE and not dis
before the 18th day oGSCpcm5e vi"
sol. Puwatan Count house, tn the highest bdie
Belle 1U about 800 of which first ratio
the wood land abundant, and
Tnny. The sale Of this property presents opporI
which
ton o Jane. River Improvements progress, W" stt
more rarely occur Of oaH!ng valuable iI7e farm within
snr, Of Richmond All disposed avail them
opportunity, invited 10 the premises, and
apply 10 tie subscriber for terms.
wish al.o sell privately other tracts Of Land situated IN
the and the other the hppomnttox
River the known by the Of DooI;;Ic,
nnd contains ca-r 500 OF which wood land OF
the other Obso residence oil tho
late Randolph OF Amelia: contains 800 and renaka
by hrshy situlOn commanding beautiful oil
the Persons purchase o these tracts
are requested o view them and apply 10 me-
hnrd Mead DO sold privately before the day appointed
for the public sale, due motto. VII! DO gwen
WILLIAM OLD,
Attorney in fact for Tics. Boiling Ia6b.
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OCDOuS LANDS FOR SALT offer for sale on accommo-
81 dating terms ray land ia the county of Loudoun, Virginia.
tanning uOui The land distant from Lees
bur, about half The Lcrsburs Turnpike Road TO
the District passes through it BIO divided into
each of which comfortable dwell
he Tho bousc IN
family resided il, though small convenient su
ordinary family The soil capable Of being
and h. been improved Of clover and pste There
large MEADOW which upwards of Of hsy
II situated ncghborhood Of severn Ma
nuG,c,urn. Mills, three miles from tho Chesapeake
Cuna. Tho bindings good Among them is
excellent house Those who disposed to purchase will,
course land for rhems-ly, further description
therefore ANY communication may b. addressed
M Alexandria, District OF Columbia.
hl.,,ndia AM 3 I25-lotI EDM. |. LEE
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4 IrnLunLie Enrm for SnIe,

WING the Chickaomny, 9mies from Richmond THIS arm
" Dj of Land halt IN wood, Astounding IN
50 of mud land IS OF which well
Herds and the balance laid OIL IN thee
excellent enc!o.Uc producing fine crops OF corn
and OATS in high mprov cGn; The building, all
n"w having been eeici within the last four years buht oil
the , n and WOODEN Dwelling honscs,
with each Barns, stables. Nego Houses, md almost
every bousa of Farm and well OF good "aor
ward The ncsboiluol rIcGcn, md tho situa
tna rrrd vc'y healthy. There lew situations com
bInns than this For terms apply post pad)
10 l.. & K. HILL co.,
su,3 roj-2t1 General .fgeats and Collectors.
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-3greeabie ChanUri

The climate has moderated considerably, since our last
An temperature has succeeded TO the scorchng
heat Of the Arabian Desert and several refreshing show
ers of rain fell in the of yesterday The dust is
laid for shor, tme and the corn is partially revived
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Eu,,htnray, China and Glass.

THOMAS BARROW, Importer, IS Nassau Street, Stn YORK.
ha Oh cumplrt. Of choice ard desirable
,rls in above line which will .o tho country trade
ON the mos, The attention Of purchasers
pecty solicited with hope 81 being atc 10 give onise salts
faction ~ particular
Ncy York J;,h July 1888. 25I0t
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NEW YORK. july %

NEW YORK. July -.
.7aother long, io,c. matchmaking Schooner Capt
Wenchenback, Of the brig Cey lnn arrived this port
from AarseIlIes. reports that the 4h instant lat So
degrees l3 minutes, long IL degrees 20 minutes he
brought to by schooner under Portuguese coors which
fred shot his bows In answer 10 her orders
Captain Wrnchrnhack and two men went alongside
the schooner III boat, into which five Of the schooner
crew stepped and bo.rded the Cryon Not finding my
money try took what provision they wanted and box
of wine, and returned On board their vessel Capt. W
had taken the precanton TO concea! 81 $40, the only
money board. in cask of water OH deck-probably
the 'scutlle butt "
The British brig Isabella. spoken by the packet ship
Hibrrnia the 9Th Irstant stated that the day pre-
vi"us she had been robbed by pra,ical brig under Spa
nish coIors, OF her spare sails cndaGe twne provisions
c"lhIng &c. On the morning Of the 5h the Isabella
communicated The intelligence TO the o. States soop Of
war Cyane, Capt Perciva who Immediately hauled his
course in pursuit If Mad Jack Percival" overhanIs
the pirates, they will be sick Of their trade. He is
Of Inc mos, courageous, energetic, and prompt officers
in the american Navy Sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-03

is probuhc will be furnished in the the first install
cnt of the Charleston Bank wnehecks will be received but too
late for presentation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-03

" material occurred in last, in iepubshing
the gold received by the Exchange Bank Norfolk from
the cnn Bank Of the T. S. he proceeds OF the Tfeasu
drafts held by the favor Of tho r should have
been Sl3J, 900 Instead Of Sl33 600.
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Boa,ding .qeademy for Young Ladie,-Pacd S., near
. Ernnkiin Baltimore.

Boarding Academy for Young Lad'e'-Paca 81, near
Franklin, Baltimore.
,r,ur or or Instruction in this Seminary comprises Ohog
nbx Reading Writing, Arithmetic Grammar English Compo
on eograpT use Of Maps and Gab"s History saced and pro-
800, Ind updern Rheiorick Natural and Hora Phoso-
ph, Chsmi,,ry, French, Spanish and Latin Lam
Wr.ir vocal instrumental the Piano. Forte Harp
CANA: Drawing Paotn. Needle plain and
"r,,I ice work, Bead work, Flowers composition &C.
men Ro,rj and Engln, tuition per year. $3.50
Ink, Qui,, &C., 4
Washing, 10
Fuel for Winter $50
Drawing and Painting Water Coso:s 5 90 quarterly.
Ianguages-cuch 6W
MuGc-Vocal 2CO
Piano I2OO
/" Harp DOO -
Guitar EOW .
Use Of Musical Instruments ~
Flowers IN Composition iouv. sou .:
Of the School exclusively under the direction
of ,b. Pncin,who refer Ministers OF the baltimore Con-
c,n.c,Iy 70 Rev T. Thornton; also 10 M Alexander
Yearly and Nr fielder Israel. Baltimore.
Boarers provide their own bed and oeoons' a %
semi- annually in advance lac. Nm "" ' p.;,.i.r,
Aus3 Gf'-"''1''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-03

We have been prevented from laying before our read
ers the article Special Deposites, which proposed
in our last-We shall make it in next, short
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'ous obs The Artist OF the Chess player and va.
Gently On b au.onala the Melronome, &C. &c, diedre.
=" His voyage from Havana 10 PhiladeIphis.
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fee one possessed Of that magnanimty which will
prompt him 10 do justice 10 his opponents and respect
the rights of The minority. Such is Capt. Boiling.
Observation-Disclosures is losing her numerical
strength in the House Of Representatives., and what she
loses in numbers she should gain in talents. You
not better discharge your duty in this respect, than BY
besowng your suirages on Capt. Boiling. whose popu.
larity and influence The district sulici-n in
sure his election. MANY VOTERS.
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ED7s ESE'HG.

LEWIsBtEG, mug IT.
d;s,inpushed novelist. is at presen, at the White S1.
phu springs where he has been spending some yo
We gre happy to welcome distinguished gHes~rs ,,,,n
abroad and TO one SO celebrated and talented az
Marya, who has drawn so many smiles oy n' nisa,urs
70 have i, in our power to extend our clviIue'. n
Springs were overlooking with company a; the o,,a
his Arrival and it was possible 10 procure lodgng' h.,
him. The Hon. John Barney of Baltimore, WI" I hos.
but recently arrived with his usual 't he now
soiou,ns with bim The Captain, we undefTla"a
piesses himself much pleased with this srcuGn % he ap
rv and particularly the delightful region where ''
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POLITICS.
(FTom the Southern Herald
GEN. M'DUFFlES OPINIONS
on THE BANK AND SUBTREASURY SCHEME.
MARioS, PERKY CO., Ala !

GEN. M'DUFFIES OPINIONS
on THE BANK AND suBTREASURY SCHEME
MARIoS, PERRY Co., Ala !
July 18Th, 1888 )
Dear Sir-l learn by private letter that you purpose
setting cut shortly for Europe and as much speculation
prevails, in relation to your opinions concerning the
Sub Treasury, is commonly called, may ASK IL OF
yor Kindness before your DEPARTURE to enable me to
inform the public correctly what are your views on that
subject: With oil Difference for your better judgment,
should you think Otherwise 1t would seem To me That
you it 10 your friends and Inc phOic oso-haVlng
40 long been in the service of boh-to speak out The
dsordered state of the currency and The universal &C.
s,e for the adoption of some stable and wise plan for
the collection and disbursement OF the public revenue,
has converted almost every individual IN The Govern
ment into speculative fnancier, and as the most OF US
have only light enough 10 make darkness visible and
know what We believe more as matter OF lailh Than OF
knoyirdre YOU cannot be surprised 10 learn thnl hear
YOUR name frequently used ,auhoriiy both 10 tenounce
and sustain the Sub Treasury scheme. My friends
knowing have been OF your constituents
and uniformly, in my humble way, your poco! friend
md supporter frequently refer the moot question TO my
decision and feel regret that cannot solve their doubts
Should ccmpor with your conception Of duty 10 your
self 10 enable to do you WILL Sir doubtless, much
ob,,re the public also The writer, who has the honor
TO subscribe himself, most respectfully,
Your obed't servant
SAML A. TONNES.
Gen. GEORGE McDurrrE
CHERRY HILL, July 25th, 1898
Nv Dear Sr-I have received you friendly letter e1-
pressing desire to know my opinion on the questions
which now agtate the country relative 10 the custody
of lie public money Of the United Siaes and The regu
la,ion OF the general currency and exchanges. As ne
yer had political opinion which was unwilling 10 dis
close have hesitation in answering your inquiries
have regretted 10 perceive, what you state that
Trajectory versions of my opinions have prevailed in diff
ferent quarters owing presumeto the fact that do
concur entirely with either of the political parties.
Gently organized upon the basis of these questions
deepiy 10 regretted indeed that these questions have
been made the foundation Of political organization Of
the great political parties conendng for The Presidency
though ADM, that this result could scarcely be avoid
ed Such an organization is exceedingly unpropous
10 The cause Of truth, and almost entirely prtcludes
the possibility of discriminating judgment You must
take the whole reject The whole by the practical
ons of party discipline. most unfortunate change
has been the consequence the whole subject Of Bank
ing. and Of the connection of the Government with the
Banks You are doubt aware, that during all the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-24

SPEECH OF MIR GARLAND, OF ViRGIXrs,
AGAINST The SnJ Ttnsury BW-deiiecrcd in tie House
Of Representatives. June 20, 1888.
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and back; lhehce 10 Sni'oh y Hies o"a oaeh o''e
week
Leave King George II every Friday at p m, ar
rive at Hampstead same day by 3 p m
Leave Hampstead every Friday at m, arrive at
King George & II same day by pm
Leave King George e II every Saturday at 5 m,
rive al Shiloh same day by Z am
Leave Shiloh every Saturday at m, arrive at King
George e. X same day by 10 a IN
liam G II, Wakerton Burlington, Sevensville, Carl
toms Store King and Queen G. Fl. Little Plymouth,
Shackcford Gloucester n, and North End, to Mat
thews f. IS miles and back twice week
Leave Ayleu's every Wednesday and Sunday at 6 a
m arrive at Matthew'S Z X next days by
Leave Matthews G II every Sunday and Wednesday
at a M arrive at Aylett's next days by 8 pm
1859 FROM Fork Inn, by TeTapIn Neck, Nlannshoro
and Fnnsy's Mills, to Amelia n, 90 miles and back
once a week
Leave Fork Inn every Saturday at II m, arrive at
Ameia II same day by pm
Leave Amelia & II every Sunday at m, arrive at
Fork Inn same day BY 4 pm
1860 From Harrisvi,le 10 Wyoming, 5 miles and back
once a week
Leave Huntsville every Friday at Q a m, arrive at
Wyoming day by 10 2a IA
Leave Wyoming every Friday at l2 m, arrive at iar-
risYille same day by Up m
1861 From Lawrcncevle. by Jacksonville, White
Plains, and Castor, e, to Green Palms. 80 miles and
back twice a week
Leave Lawrencey every Monday and Friday at 70
m arrive at Green Plains same days BY 10 pm
1862 From Lawsenceville, BY Sturgeonve, Kenne.
dys, JonesSnroUgh, Mcfarland s, Wattsonro, Barry
Bridge and Greensboro, to Boydton, 81 miles aud back
week
Leave Lawrenceville every Thursday at nj, arrive
at Boydton next day by SPIN
Leave Boyd,on every Saturday, at Ga m, arrive at
Lawtencevie next day by 5 pm
1868 From Lawrencevilie, by Lewiseile, Edmund's,
Brckland, Oak Grove Columbia Grove, Whites
Mills, and South Hi to Lombardy Grove, 43 miles and
back week
Leave Lnwrenceville every Thursday at m, arrive
st Lombardy Grove same day by s pm
Leave Lombardy Grove every Friday at4a m arrive
at Lawrencevile same day BY pm
1864 From Lawrencevile. by Forksville, Chrichtons
Store. Turner'S Store, ST. Tamman Pamer's Spring
and Hammersville, to Lombardy Grove, 46 miles and
back once week
Leave Lswrenceville every Monday at m, arrive
At Lombardy Grove next day by SPIN
Leave tombardy Grove every Wednesday At m,
arrive at Lawrenceville next day by loan
1865 From Gholsonville, by Powellton end Seate
Cross Roads, to Weldon, % miles and back week
Leave Jacksonville every Thursday at q N, arrive
u Weldon same day BY 6Pn
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-28
BARGAINS! BARGAINS

~ have the pleasure 10 announce to
w our customers that we have receiV
ed and finished opening a second supply
of WINTER GOODS, all Of hich are a
little cheaper than ever Our stock con
ststs oil large and handsome assortment OF
Cloths. Cassimeres and VestiUgs;
A splendid assortment of Merinos;
A very pretty asst Of Fancy Articles,
A large supply Of Domestic Goods.
Together with the usual assortment Of
Hardware, Queensware, Woodenware,
Groceries, Boots, Shoes, sc. &c.
We hope that all these in search of
Cheap Goods, will give US call for ha
wing taken great pains in selecting our
goods, we feel perfectly assured that we
can sell them as cheap, if not little chea-
per than can be bought in this section OF
the countIy, Our stock Of Goods is very
large. has been purchased low. and we
viii sell at sho,t profits. Can and see US
we are determined to sell great bargains
WIN. LONG, & SON,
January, IT, 1888.
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Berryyille, Clarke County,l
February -, 1898


VsNlllS article offer 20 the public as a
u safe and certain preparation for de
stroying and expelling worms from chill
drcn. Its virtues have been tested in nu.
merous cases; and have never been known
to fail No other medicine is requisite TO
assist its operations.
To those who wish TO buy to sell again,
liberal discount will be allowed.
WILLIAM DORSEY. Druggist,
Martinsbur Dec 6, 1887.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-03-28
New supply.
Drugs, Dye-Stnfs, Paints. Cortectron-
dry, Fruit, and Fancy Articles.

ara, Fruit, and Fancy Articles.
I'm accordance with previous notice.
& now have the pleasure Of informing ihe
Citizens Of AlariInsburg and the pnohe
generally fhatI am receiving a supply o.
The above articles among which may ht
found the following.
Suphnric acid. nitric do, pure,
Tartanc and Prussic DO. alcohol;
Arrow root,
Balls. Copagia, Tolu and Peru,
Best Lima bark. do. Peruvian
Black Drop, Borax Refund,
Csomel Eng. s. Amer.
Red precIpiaie, Camphor,
Chloride Lime, Soda, do.
Chamcmile flowers,
Spanish Saffron, Rheubarb,
Cream Tartar,
Super CaIb Soda, JalsP,
Magnesia Various Kinds
Opium, Gum Arabic.
Castor Oh. Lnseed, do. Sperm. DO.
Copal Varnish, japan, do.
Painters, Red Lead.
British Lustre, Vermi'iion,
Chrome Yellow. Whiting,
Spanish Brown, Venetian Red
Log Wood, Red Wood.
Copperas, Indigo, & Alum,
All the Spices.
Aromatic Salts, Pearl Powder,
Backing Paste, Brushes do,
G.. FL Brushes & Pencils,
Paint Brushes Ass.d
Soaps Various Kinds,
Corks, Bottles. s. Walls,
Perfamery, Shaving Boxes,
Glasses, Brushes,
! Razors, very finest
Penknives, Scissors,
Fancy Walls,
Combs Various Kinds, Beads,
Night Taper, Tooth Brushes,
Spcctacles. lDdelIable Ink,
States & Pencils,
Hair Brushes, ass'd,
Waters Red & Black,
Sealing Wax.
Surgeons Instruments, Fruit,
And Confectionery of various kinds,
Toys, &c. sc SC
All of which with a Variety Of others
offer TO the public on reasonable terms.
embrace this opportunity TO inform Ii
public 10 general, g. Physicians in parties
lar that they may rely upon the purity I
all the medicine that may sell, parliculs
attention shall be paid 10 prescriptions.
WILLIAM DORSEY.
Martinsbnrg, November, Is. 1887