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The North-Carolina standard., 1839-12-11

Certain Democrats who had three hundred feti-
ltious names struck from the registry in one
ward of that district aud eighty in another; be-
sides using every just means they could, devise
to prevent the election officers from committing
other frauds.
The table prepared by the Pennsylvania
shews:
| Votes Taxables.
"That in the Democratic districts the
whole vote in 1885 was only about
three-fourths of taxables 5,see 8, 106
While in the Wing districts the
whole vote was nearly seVen-eights of
taxables 6,6ss 1903
That in the Democratic districts
polling in 1888, 5,e99 votes, and in 1899,
4,s70, the Democratic gain is only 238
While in the Wing districts polling
in 1888, 6,6S3 votes, and in 1889, 1886
the Democratic gain is 2,257!!
| That in 1888, the Whig majority was
made by whig election officers in third
district 269
While in 1899 the Democratic majo-
| rity is made by election officers of both
parties 2,22e u!
trict 2,495"
NJ Post.
1t appears from the evidence produced before
the Legislature Of Pennsy ylvanin. that among the
outrages which were perpelrated during the cleo
lion " Pela Badger, the judge of the election in
the Fourth ward. Northern Liberties, and the
return Judge of the whole seven wardsSin the
Northern Liberties. had paid to Isaac Abraham.
jr., fifty dOLLGrS as re1card 10 reduce THE Dem
ocratic majority IN that qcard Tseventhl and
promised him taoo hundred dollars If he aoould
reduce IL fifty vOlesI' This was proved by two
witnesses 10 the Committee. who were appoint
ed 10 inquire into the causes of the Disturbances
at Harrisburg in December las"
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Cloths, Cnssias.eres ami Jesti,.gs

LNOR OVER COATS.-Splendid TwiiIed AS
l. phatic Beaver Cloths, common Beaver do.
Double Milled do, and Blue, Brown and Invisible
Geen heavy Clnlhs
FOR DRESS COATS.-Woaded and Wool
dyed Black, Blue London Brown, Invisible Green
Cloths. from 50 SO to SIS pc, yard.
PANTALOONS.-W oaded and Wool dyed
BLACK and Blue plain Cassmeres Blue, Black and
Marbled Ribbed and Plain London Buckskin do;
from 81 75to 81 so per yard
Scotch Tweed do, Blue, Black and Oxford Mixed
Cass,neils, from 90 cents to So % per yard.
, FES llNGS.-The very bes, PLAIN and Figured
English and French, Plain and Richly figured b X
Sa'ns Black Silk Velvets--one piece extra fine
Rich figured Brocades-V alencias. some very neat
Ahd beautiful patterns-old fashioned Swansdown a
rare aud very superior article.
Very superior Buff single Milled Casslmerers &c
&C.
p Comprising an assortm, ent of gentlemen's Wear
.lg apparel OF rare beauty, excellence and cheapness
v WIN. NJ. DAVIS q Co.
Nov IL ts
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Oct |
TO .TEiyte2.S S'.Nill OsClscrS.

H,HE undersigned would respectfully inform
i those who interested in the manufacture
of flour. that he is now in Lypchburg and will remain
in this vicinity few weeks for the purpose OF vend-
ing Fitzpdtricks Patent Smut NIL or Rubber for
cleaning wheat of cheat smut, dnt and other inn
puries and wherever it has been ttied, It's supe-
tiority over all other machines ever before used has
been universally admitted, and wherever Introduced
IT has met with snch universal favor as to supersede
all other machines in use at the time. Ii exten
siyely used IN the most celebrated mills in the States
of New York, Delaware Mar, land and several 9TH
ers several have lately been put into mills IN NHg-
ma There is one now in Ilaxall's mill IN Rich
mond, wheie millers visiting lha place can have an
opportunity OF seeing operate and there Is one also
in Henry 5. Langhorne u Co.'S mill al this place,
10 which would invite the attention OF mill owners
in this vlcnty.-Some of the most prominent quail
lies of this are s that II requires but very little
mower TO propel ii 2nd, that II cleans the wheat
exceeding Civ well aud with great fapdty aud 3dly
that is simple in its construction, and very durd-
ble Mllers wishing to obtain any Information fea-
tive to this Machine will please address the subscii
Der at this place.
NJ B. All orders and communications shall be
promp,Iy attended to, and assistance rendered IN c
J recting Machine sold.
| b. d. MACOMBER, AeL
for l.. ID. ChildS, Baltimore.
| T,,cbbuyo Auo s Is
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REMEDY FOR PILES.

nR. w. w. MARSHALL'S ninllibe remedy
~ for the above disease, by II. LATHAM.
n. B.-Numerous references can be given We
submit the certificates ofllie Rev. William A. Smith
aud Thomas Hun, specimens OF many more that
might he offered. Others will be published from tllnr
time, may iud room.
This is to certify that have had fair oppo, tuniv
know both the and efc cts OF Dr. Marshall's
remedy for the BLIND PlLKs. and think it duty
TO those who suffer with this distressing disease
10 say, that II may be confidently relic on safe,
agreeable aud Efficient remedy Tor the form Of disease
for which the proprietor recommends il. II has
been extensively used in the circle OF my acqnain
lance, and a case Of failure has not come to my
knowege. WILLIAM A. SMITH,
Ed. ofhe Ia An c. Con Joarnat
Richmond, ia. October 2l 1887.
thereby Gently that afflicted for number OF
years with the Piles, which produced great weak
ness and general arrangement oflhc s. STEM Atief
several and repeated prescriptions tiom Physicians
| (Which proved of no aya) fortunately for me saw
| an account of DIR. W. w. Mafshab's remedy in
| newspaper. | procured IT, and in a shoit lime II
made a perfect cure aud i'm the course of
months | Iegained my usual health | can with
confidence recommend it as an efficient remedy.
THOMAS HURT.
White Cimneys, "a Del. u, 1897.
| Oct H. ~
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General Agency and Commission
Business.
1--WE subscriber offers his services To the public
as lscnCral Ascnt and commission.


as General Agent and Commission
Merchant, 10 wit: 10 establish Reyolutiopai,
Land, Bounty and Pension Claims FOR widows, who
were married prlor 10 January, l79i---fof the buy
my aud selling OF every species OF Property. whcth-
et Real or Personal all kinds Of Country Produce.
Mnlucanlls trees and Slips all kinds Of Stocks Nc.
&c. Also, receiving and forwarding Goods aud Pro
dnce, renting of Real Estate. HING OF Negroes
drafting of Instruments OF Writing, negotiating of
Contracts and sale Of Paper Brokerage. Nc. &c.,
all oil which, and IN fine, every other kind Of bns
ness, that may come within the purvlew of Igent
will be transacted on the reasonable fcrms aud
with the ntmost despatch.
believing that the present and increasing popula
tlon OF the town of Iynchburg and the eonse-
queht state OF commercial importance IL must arrive
al lIom lis commanding location, lis extensive back
country Tor support, the very heavy crop OF produce
mat Is grown the present YER, aud the general spl
nj OF agricultural Improvement that is abroad IN the
SUR rounding country, together with the anticipated
and speedy completion oil the James River aud Ia
nawha Canal 10 tins place, renders establishment
oi this kind. conducted un moderate commissions,
desirable in this place Al the present time. The sub
scrlber's Office will be KEEP doors from kylc's
corner leading 10 the Washington Hotel
ROBERT H. GRAY.
Ocl % Nv
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HARLOW ARE, &c.

HNUE SUBSCRIBER has now received his fall
L assortment, embracing almost every article Of
Hardware, Cutlery. Sadlery, Coach Makers Mate
rails, Guns, &c. Which he determined 10 sell
Wholesale or Retail, good terms similar
goods can be purchased IN this State ; and lac
pcetfnly soclts call irnm all who may want arli-
ces in his line II. Il. RICHARDS.
Just received, supply Of Wovc Wuc-Wheat Il
other Seiyes-Nenetian Blinds, and various oihe,
articles II. Il. Il.
Oct II
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e ZAP y

purchased expressly for this market consisting of
seal aud otler OF extra fine quality, suitable FOR The
approaching season, and warranted TO render com
iolt and satisfaction.
The reduction in the price of those articles. is
worthy the attention of the public Mask Fur
Caps extremely low, together with choice selee-
Ton oil outls Caps, olrarous qualities Fur and
Cloth, Children's fancy Cloth Caps. remarkably
beautiful and AT prices such cannot fail TO please
with large stock Of Hair Seal Caps, suitable for
servants. q p The attention of Country Ilatters
and Merchants is specially requested TO my stock OF
trimmings which is the largest ever offered here
and on as LIBERAL terms can be purchased tins side
oil New York. On hand large assortment Of Wool
Hats. white and black. which offered At mode, ale
advance on original prices. The public are invited
to call aud examine. GEO. w. GAINES.
Sept. 90 Am
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WHAT'S IN THE WINDl

We copy the two following paragraphs from the
Cincinna papers. The FIST from the Wing
the last from the Evening Post What is the mat
ter p Let's hear il all.
From he Wig.
RuMoR.-We have heard rumor Off great
crime in connections wlIh the name of one among
who has been in high station. Until the rumor,
however, shall assume IA more authentic shape, we
at Liberty say further Probably the
Cincinnati Government paper may be able to throw
some light upon the subject.
From The Erenine Post
C = 1t has been brulted though out streets and in
public houses for several days past, thai late
Locofoco Senator OF the u: States, Is charged with
crimes, Tor which, should he be convicted, the peni-
teutiary will be his portion.
W. shall Look out for farther developments.
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TOCANAL CONTRACTORS.

JAMES RIVER AND kANAWIiA COMPANY.
PROPOSALS will be received the Engineer
4 Office, in Lynchburg, Till The 25th inst, for The
gruhbng, excavation and embankm ent of all that
portion of the James River and kanawha Canal, not
now under contract, between Lynchbutg aud The
North river, being about 30 miles.
Aso. for the Masonry and Carpentry OF the Locks
and Culvefs. and also, for all other work except
Dams and Bridges between said points.
Plans aud specifications Of the work be let may
be and after the 20lh instant at the office of
4. II. Gill, p. A. Engineer, Lynchburg.
BENJAMIN WRIGHT, C. l..
Richmond 9th November 1889.
N. Il. The Board of Directors will meet at Lynch
burg on Thursday the 2st instant, rthe purpose OF
examng the line offered for contract.
Nov. IL t24N.
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I Tract containing 300 .ECRES,

more less. lying partly in the county of Franklin,
and partly in the county of Bedford. adjoining the
Lands of Mathew Pate, and being the same p0r
chased By the said Samuel Greenwood from Dab
ncy Cooper. This Tract will be divided INFO two
Tracts designated by the dividing line between the
counties of bedford and Franklin, which runs
through it, aud The portions lying the different
sides of that line will be sold separately.
One other TRACT situated in Bedford county,
containing by estimation between two and three
hundred acres, being the same purchased by the
said Samuel Greenwood from one Davidson.
Terms of sale--S25 of the purchase money Of each
separate tract or portion, will be required in money
Al the time place of sale and for the residue OF
the purchase money credit OF one, Two and three
years, for equal portions thereof, will be given, the
purchaser or purchasers giving bond with good
personal security. and the tlle to the Land TO be
| retained further security therefor.
The title to these Lands is believed to be good
but the undersigned, acting merely as the organ o
tho Court, will not be responsible therefor,
MATTHEW PATE,
LEWIS COOPER,
JOHN WRIGHT,
WIN. McGEORGE.
Conni'rs.
Oct. 81 IDS
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AMERICAN SECURITIES IN TuE LospoN MARKET,
The following paragraph, ia the last printed Cir
culnf OF Batinp. Brothers x Go. the important
jee, OF American securities, AID lheif present de-
gree of availability. rather want Of that quality,
IN London, sworlhy OF general attention, on our
side Of he water.
AMERICAN SrocKs.-The late loan made by The
L. s. Bank for about two years, and Tor $500 900
deposit OF Pennsy wanna and other States stocks
price which gives o per cent. annual interest
the subscribers, shows what rate OF interest must be
paid 10 Obtain any amount oi money on the best
American securities, and serves therefore. n
guide capitalists here for Ihrir purchases Of State
stocks. We quote the last prices OF the prime pal
securities al which business has been done, bnl
must add, thai even N these rates, only small and
occasional sales are practicable. The continued
falling Of their market value destroys speculation.
whilst many years will be required Tor real invest
ments 10 absorb all that IL nj pteseat III MARKET
We do not doubt, but that gradual purchases
will continue of The stocks of well known states which
do not issue. aud hlch faithfully meet lhelr
engagements 10 their creditors, as the confidence ~
the resources and national honor Of The United
States remains nndininshe IN tins county, well
as the conviction that by such investments. England
employs her annunl surplus oleaplth both safely
/ and pfulilaby, encourages her best customer aud
binds more closely the lies ot mutual interest be-
tween the Two countries. But If The whole scheme
nt internal Improvements IN the Union - 10 be
RED into eff, the scale, aud with the rapidly
] lately projected. aud by the means OF foreign eap
tai, more comprehensive guarantee than that o
individual States, will be required 10 raise so large an
amount IN 50 short time. national pledge would
undoubtedly collect capital together from all paris
Of Europe bur the forced sales OF loans made scpa
ately by all the individual states IN reckless competi-
tlon through number OF channels, render the terms
more and more onefous for all lower the reputation
OF American credit, and las reliance is almost eNclu-
sively placed on tl1c London MarkeD produce tenn
poray mischief here, by absorbing the floating cap
lta, dvertlng money from regular business. derane-
balance OF trade against this county. II would
seen therefore. II most OF the States either
pause in the execution OF their works OF improve
meut or some general systems OF combination mus
be adopted.
All corporation Stocks are neglected, do ",
hear oil any transactions in Back shares, except IL
those Of the United State Bank.
We have the honor to be, your obedrnt servants
Barring BROTHERS Il co.
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ssiN,lMS1
"TUE LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN.' -

vqbacd semirefky' ferery Monday and 7ha'sday al
I'm, Dollars per n'num payable IN "dra"ee, No sn1ser
s' ceirca fora shorter period than sir Months. and
m b, discontinued fereepf at the discretion Of The
". 800, tnatil al arrearag6s are paid
tDrERTISEHENT Smserted $50 cents per square
f.r me frs Insertion and b cents for erery suisse
,s..f Insertion.
erJoB PRINTING ereeaxsd neatly and espeditiousfs
n1b Terms
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TRUST SALE.

WILL BE POSITIVELY SOLD, 10 the high
w est bidder. for cash, upon the premises, on
Tbursday the 2sth day November, 1889, the Tract
Of Land on which Capt. A. S. Henry now resides,
e (Which has been conveyed TO me in trust ior The
F,.,0G Of John B. Cabell.
prbis land has been several times advertised and
The sale interrupted but il will be sold, AT the
time appointed and without reserve
THOMAS L. BOULDlN, Trustee.
Nv II t26N
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commissioners sale Of Land.

IN pursuance Of Two DEGREES OF The county count
L OF Bedford pronounced in the suit OF Greenwood
VS.. Cooper, &c. the frst at the November term,
in the year 1885, and the second AT the October
term, $50, the undersigned Tor some three OF them
will on the 9Th day of December, 1899. on the pre-
misses, expose to sale. by way of public auction the
following LANDS, belonging to the estate OF the
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H.kIS. Ef.Ey,<..


MAIN STREET,
led door from the corner leading In The N,.,,;,.,
Hotel, and opposite the Dry Goods Sure Of
Messrs. Turner Il BnrwellA
'lANht u Tor The Liberal patronage hereto
i fore extended 10 him, respectfully informs tho
citizens OF this place. and adjacent Country, that he
Is recently returned from the North, where he has
selected personally stock unsurpassed in this mar
ket, for neatness, durability and UNUSUALLY cbean-
Having purchased in New York exclusively fl,
Cash, he flaers himself that the inducements held
forth cannot fail 10 please.
lis assortment consists Of extra fine BEAVER
IA D OF his own manuiacnre warranted superior
10 any made in this section OF the county, and nnc
lower than formerly with variety of
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NEGRO CLOTHING.

WlLUNS Mapped Couons. Fredericksburg
~, w aud Glasgow Jeans, Fulled Linseys, Plaid do
Hoaon Oznabnrgs, Brown Shirtings, Blankets, Wool
i i,' Shoes &c. cheaper than before saw
'"e,n' WM NJ. DAVIS.
November II 70
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~ u r. Il e. ~

" u It z H
pY virtue of n deed of trust executed 10 me on
ID The 3lst day of August, 1889. by Saml. Arms
tead, Benjamin Wyatt, Henry NJ Arn'istead and Jo-
seph ArmIstead for the purposes therein mentioned,
shall, "Wednesday, the 4,h day of December
next at the residence of Sam Armsiead, in the
county of Campbell, sell the property therein men
TONED consisting OF one likely Negro Man. about
two hundred barrels of Corn. large crop OF Tobac-
CO. several tracts OF Land one of which is well i'm
prov ed, the crop OF Wheat, Oats and various other
articles. The terms will be made known gu the
day of sale. believe the title to the property 10 be
good but shall convey such title only Is vested III
me by The deed. SAM. BRANCH, Trustee.
Oct Al ida
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yu,uE SUBSCRIBER wishes TO empoy Teach
err for the ensuing year, 10 reside with his FAM
ly-Fo, one with suitable qualifications liberal
ces will he given. Apply to The subscriber. near
nol No,l JOHN HENRY.
Charlotte, Nov. ii 81
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'"'e'tes, Domestic Goods, Cot
ION H'NrNS. SC. sc.
STOCKS, CIeAyATS, &c,

STOCKS, CIRAVATS, &c.
, 'AN and Wnchesters celebrated plain
Stocks '"'''' po'hoaz'ne aua Me''no
F,ats i''''an PLAN and corded, Silk Cravas.
Splendid Silk neck Sca,is.
"'uen ooila's and Boso,ns, &c. &c.
NJ >, WM. Nj. DAVIS & co. .
- Is
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"Talsc care Of tssc cents and the Dollar.
will take care Of thcmscivcs.''
UNION SAVINGS BANK
C.4EsIT.Yk $4,000.

9AE'xxsfk 10000.
WILL receive Deposites of all money current in
w the State, and issue certificates binding fully
and efectualy all the property aud funds of the In
stitution, ior the payment thereof, within ten days
notice, with interest thereon, from time of depose
TIL paid al the rate OF per centum per annum, for
all sums which shall have been on deposile for less
than year; and 81 per- cent. per annum, for all
SUITS which shall remain over one year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday AT half past eight o'clock p Nj ;;
at the office over the store OF MIR. A. Gannaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, j. b. Ren~ck,
c. MclVei, Henry J. Brown,
Jno kinnier, Thos. o. Acre,
J J. Samons, G. Phelps.
Tilden Reed.
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Didlake, President,
Ro. b. Shelton, Treasurer,
j. w. Dudley, Secretary.
Lynchburg, June II Is
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nnn LBS. BACON, for sale on ac-
lO,UUO commoda'ing terms, or for James
River and kanawha Scrip. JOHN G. MEEM.
Nov II 81 II
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ElslSR SALE.

nl virtue OF Trust deed, executed on The Goth
- day Of March, 1928, by Robert Tlnsley and
Judith his wife, 10 Thomas X. Brown and The sub
seibe Tor purposes therein expressed, and ei record
in The clerks office OF Amherst county will proceed
TO sell on the premises cash AT public auction. on
Thursday the 81 ST day Of October, Tract oil Land
conveyed in said deed containing four handtcd and
torty fre lying in the counlies OF Amherst and
Rookb,ldge, and adjoining the lands of David s.
GaIand and others The undersigned will convey
such title only IS vested in him as Trustee.
}. d. MURRELB,
Surviving Trustee.
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EIJST received, supply of Lamp Oil, price lowe
y diam usual. Also, the Patent Gas l.gh prepar
ed aud sold III H. LA iiah
Sep, l..
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NEW ESTAssH.EsgHsaHNT!

NEW ESTAssE.HsEz1aa EMIT!
lie SUBSCRIBERS having assoc lated them
serves together, under the lyle aud firm OF
;, ROBERTS 4 LEE,
t. oxen oxen the stand recently occupied by Mr..
-, ., henwick, Two doors above Messrs Nc
q 'n'e !" Daniel and nearly opposite to Messrs.
wba,o ~, H. l. DaV's's Dry Goods establishment;
assortment of
"'"eeftes, Domestic Goods, Cot
70 .b,. ION lNras, Sc. sc.
~ which they respectfully invite the attention
wish, sm friends aud the public generally. Those
'efest to call and exa,nn. ,hai .,aoL hofo,s mr.
,,m aa. elsewhere, as they hater themselves they
bny s'ohg Inducements TO those who wish to
s"us' RYLAND ROBERTS,
M ~ JOHN b. LEE.
LEATiIr"n e nave on hand lot OF prime SOLE
o, a,N ~ Il. IL l..
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LAND &c. FOR SALE.

LAND &c. FOR SALE.
pursuance of the last vi and Of James
A. HALEY Burton, deceased, the subscriber will sell
on the premises, 10 The highest bidder, on Wednes-
day the goth day of November next.
TEEE Tye.7C1' OF LIND,
belonging TO the estate of the said James HALEY
Button, lyin. in the County of Nielsen. about five
miles from the Court House, containing nearly
Three Hundred Heres.
This Tract is very desirable, being well adapted to
the growth of Wheat, Corn. Tobacco, &c; has on
II comfortable Dwelling House and all necessary
Out Houses.
Al the same time and place. will be sold, the Crops
of Corn Rae, Oats. Fodder, DC, the stock of every
description, consisting OF Horses Cows and Hogs;
among them valuable Brood Mare aud two fine
Colts and several very valuable Mich Cows Also, u
complete set of Blacksmith's Tools, a road Wagon
and Harness. two small Wagons all the Plantation
Tools, and Household aud Kitchen Furniture, and
three Stills complete.
TERMS.-The Land will be sold on credit o.
one and two years. and the other property credit
of twelve months. Bonds with approved security vii
be required, and deed of trust on the Land.
ALEX. BROWN, Executor Of
James HALEY Burton, decd.
Oct 10 POM
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Rifles from SIG TO $40 each.
S,uOr GUNS and PISTOLS,
= Gun Bags Shot Belts and Flasks,
Pocket Knives and Scissors
Knives and Forks, &c.
Just opened and for sale cheap ,,.n
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fENIE subscriber will give the highest prices for
4 yarn Socks Feathers, Flax Seed, Becswax, aud
Tow Linens. We also wish 10 buy one hundred OF
two Barrels Mountain Whiskey.
BAILEY e WOMACk.
Oct. 81