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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-04-14
From lions Waterman.

C~ttack, (Orissa,) July 9, 1910.
my Dear Brother HaIIock i have
just returned from the great festival at
Juggernaut, where brethren Lacey, Stub
bins, and Wilkinson, with our native
brethren Rama Chundra, Bamadad Poor
oosootum, Balage, and Jukhendas, and
myself, have all been engaged talking and
distributing Tracts TO many thousand poor
infatuated beings. We assembled so strong
a force as it was the first year of the adv
tIton OF the pilgrim YAK, and we antici-
pafed a very large attendance 1t was,
however. Just the reverse. Two poor
wretches threw themselves under the
wheels of Juggernaut's car. and we've
crushed to death. Oh when shall the
benign influence of the Gospel stop the
progress of these bloody cars, and Danish
their accused memory from the earth!
"Haste, Sovereign mercy, and transform
Their enmity to love:
Soften the tiger to a lamb,
The vulture to a dove"
MIR. Sutton proceeds to give a list of
Thirty screen Tracts aud volumes in Onya,
and statement of issues of approved
Tracts, amounting to 6,456, 900 pages.
"7eu may perhaps think" he adds,
blocking at the list Of Tracts published
last year, that as our funds were so low
we might have done with less. But We
shall have few enough before we can re.
Iplenlsh. My chief reasons for devo!ing
Eso much time to this work were, that
was anxious to prepare several work:
much needed while the opportunity ane
health were given, and saw that tn,
EScriptu would soon require all the tim'
could secure from other pursuits.
An Interesting Young Brohmin-"I
!. you could look in ust now you would Sc
. some fruit OF our labors. Ia the verandal
where am writing sits a young Brah
min, asserting some Tracts and putin!
, them out to dry in the sun, who has re
Gently been brought TO US. He heard c
Christ in his native village, and resolve
: to become Christian He sought us or
and entered our Oriya school. supprs
; he is eighteen years of age His friend
soon heard Of it and sent six stout Brah
minis, his relatives, first to try and persuad
him, and if that failed, carry him off
! force. | prevented that, saving, if b
: the force of persuasion they could Undue
: him 10 go, they might try their best uno!
r posed; but the fotce of arms we woul
? not allow. One brother then caught hif
: round the neck, and anoher round tn
: body, third declared he would han
e himself before my door if he would nc
!. 60. and all tried their utmost. The voun
i man was affected very seriously, but stea,
.tity refused to go. = was wandering i
# a wilderness inextricable,n he exclaime
5 but | have nov found way out. al
e shall | not walk thereinr' They car
s for several days, At length they brouoI
e his aged and Infirm father; but he sii
firmly, though tenderly. expos.ulated an
5 refused to go. Since then, fortnight,
e has remained unmolested He is al pre-
If ent very promising youth. lam loo
ling out for printer and some one to a
sist In our schools. If this help be oil
+ tanned. | hope we shall advance mo-
d rapidly in our work.
vi May the best Of blessings attend you.
hi AMOS SUTTON"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1841-04-14
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
IANDoN, SATURDAY, APRIL 10. 1871.
For the I elegraph.
SPECIAL ANSWERS TO PRAYER.

SPECIAL ANSWERS TO PRAYER.
bny instances of this are recorded in
Bible. But God has not left himself
bu, witness, in modern times, that he
Ia, the prayer of faith, and vouchsafes |
ow TO a wicked, impenitent world, and
IS oft responding people, that he is
Pr hearing and prayer-answeflng God.
be following instances Of remarkable
FeTs 10 prayer, show that God is not a
deter Of persons, and prove the truth OF
bove remark. The first is one recorded
luther, at Wiuemberg. Myconius as
thought, was on his death bed, and
him valedictory letter. Luther af-
&ading his letter, fell on his knees and
D to pray, 20 Lord my God; no! thou
~ not take our brother My conius TO
a; Thy cause will not prosper without
. Amen.n After this he arose and wrote
sick brother" There is no cause TO
dear Myconius, the Lord will not let
Near that thou art dead. You shall not,
must not die! Amen" This had such
Perful impression on the dying MYcon-
bad affected him in such way that
lcer in bis lungs discharged itself, and
|covered. | wrote you that il would be
severed, said Luther TO tile letter which
nnced the recovery of his friend.
be other is OF little girl, which for its
y aud simplicity, can hardly fail Of
esting your readers. The mother of q
girl, only four years Of age, had been
)mc time most dangerously i'll. The
clans, despairing Of her recovery, hac
her up. The little girl hearing this
Into an adjoining room, knelt dowr
said, "Dear Lord Jesus, 0 make M
er well again." and after she had thu
I'D, she said in the simplicity Of he
less heart, as though in Gods name
as deep voice as she could, "Yes, M
child, | will do il gladly" This wa
'tle girls Amen. She rose up joyful
no to her mothers bed, and said,-
.|'her, you will get well.n And sh,
.@.| Pred. says my narrator, aud is in healtI
. . 5 day.
hat need we fear when we have sue
. as Ihis7 Why need we 90 mourn
MI the day, when God is ready an
ing to answer prayer, offered in Christ
e7 Why should any say they can I
pod in the moral enterprises of the ia
Prg as they have ability to cry, "Lo
~ Would it not be more in accordan
the example, spirit, and precepts
Isl, TO resist evil-doers with the pray
nth, than 10 use carnal weapons2 M
The christian, believe that God will
y emergency defend him from the ds
TO which be is exposed, so long as
awork for him TO dol Then is il I
e. to put our irus, in God, for the defen
ourselves and families, than to lrust
Pons Of warfare7
Yours truly, RI. D.
iarch, 1871.
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E x II r A G. T,
From the Circular Of the Champlain
Baptist Conre~tiop, to the churches
1pithin us bounds:

From the Circular Of the Champlain
Baptist Comre~tiop, to the churches
1oithin It's bounds:
Our Board of Foreign Missions have
also recently made their appeal to the
|churches, stating that their operations are
now greatly embarrassed and enfeebled
for want OF funds, and unless more liberal
, contributions are soon made, they must
soon contract instead of widening the
sphere of their operations, and recall some
of their missionaries, instead ofaseEding
out new recruits to prosecute with new
vigor their aggressive movements in the
territory of the enemy. And what chris.
| tan can endure sucn thought as this2
Shall the faithful and self-denying mis-
sionary be obliged to retarn home; shall
the feeble churches and the anxious in-
quirers in heather lands be lett without
any to guide them, because of the scanti-
ness Of our contributions! Shall we re-
! main Indifferent Spectators, when, from
1.-THE dark world of hell, wave after wave
rolls over the heather world, bearing
away upon its fiery tide, generation after
generation, down to the burning gutIl
Shall we look on unmoved while the fire.
shower descends. scorchlng, and wither-
ing. and blasting. all that is dear in the
social, civil, intellectual. and eternal inter
ests of unnumbered millions? We envy
no man the possession of his stole indIf,
ference, who, Cnmoved by the calls o1
suffrring humanity, can stand a careless
spectator of the surrounding misery. We
bless God that christian beneyolence Is
active and dlfIusive. Possessed of the
, richest boon that heaven bestowed. it would
spread its blessings and communicate its
consultations and its joyst to others. Like
1.-THE needle true, it turns at the touch o
others woe, and turning trernbles too"
Brethren, the different benevolent en-
: lterprises which this Convention is pledged
: TO aid, soiH be triumphant, because the!
D are parts of that grand design whlcl
4 broug ht the Savior from heaven to earth
d Whatever opposition the gospel may hav
d to encounter from the apathy ofthe church
e or from the more open but not less iata
J, hostility of wicked men and devils. Z
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FOLLOWERS OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Rheiner. a Roman Catholic writer of the
thirteenth century. thus decrlbes the fol-
lowers Of Wicklife. whom he regarded
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

anHR 90, ,dal cures elected by mi, al.
/ W sis.- NE afl-eeEFossiaE sneiss,. ~ ~.
dsy. .Ss.'-s ~ 700 sill sad you n, ee,hi.,
l-sss,.els Pilis o., yos tsos ais. sss q.
80 :, ths poiat u dsssh, bai a.. A.. 80 =
~ W rsiers PILE %. ere you =. "a ~
$50 -. 80 rs'iossd 10 hssl,h ,, Pc
Really tbs nasdieise sasss be go, BOD 90 4,
eo9il - eaFe 81 nsay. q B. Food y<Fos rsssv
yesrs eas passed o. q v ''avsa siisut issag -
.;..:Il ere, .s ~ 81, q os. no seSs
is irnpe,u.-- " tsss npossihis ,o 80 ~. -
rnsaf feS 'his neaisins ss 70 Lash ~! as-
gind. ~ fnahing
4 hfs sasdi'is' 'hsi siiy,rossa,ss,. d., r..
yaara, shali not eater sfty kss,, gt-s, !.
ssi ~ usoa - svsry tndisiA,( a., e,..l p
4 d1at Wanf b. Nou 400 ., -. ~ men say
usJ hsiuE ferih. AZ shaaid n -
reaaesshsr 49, bssliA - ths SIX ~ sd
PETEET vEoErAI3s 80 - 80" 'oa
Afs rnu-biitoas. anti-dFs1.stti4 = 80. ~.
risl 80 msy ~ lasiiy soassdlti =. , s,.-..ssss.
Nrdisins b1f tttfy are tecuiisrit u,tegeai
following safnpisints -Yeiles III .'-t 90 ne I
ssrs, Esrsr .sd AV.s. pyspspss ~ 80 - /
tompisfnfs. Sea- lfrafafi.- Isnh 80 i-i'ef I
ilropsJ, HheufBsfisll. Eflsrrsn,satL{ As.'h'"s.
fitfs. ghoiiss FrFaais ffhstfssti,ssst -, - 4
Fufrsd TeaEus. Nsasss. Itsirsslor a paf.'
snd hossis, insipisai Diasfisrs. 81 ,lo'a.sh
latuai Cess teneus, i.ots q Appetite 49,, -
4eiiuu tolapiFaton so is III sssss Il -. y
s-.f~f "a, -. .,.--.5...t- -, = - fFtsui u
nitans, pgufneiuf HeIttsr asas-z. rf,pitt 80
blag frigs- - 80 81 esuts 80 haaf ~ -
o. q. TYLEH. Grarrsi 49,. - 80. ~ 1
hs.i,rs1rg 80 High Streets Bshiaars s-asi I
Alto-isr saie 81 ~ stars n
va ANDERSON
JAMES HiGGfNal
MlfteA
,. . O. sTRAitt ~ /,
Cd -
,. p, A. ENTIgH, -
Wa pous S.SrEe :
Neg -, isti.--iy. .a~sA Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE ,

CaUfssiotrn, Nor. -, Is4I.
D.Ths parties to the above suit aps hereby
neunsd' tat have appointed WsIasiAsv iLS
say ~ AsEt noah Dsss5sbsr. Tor the purpose
OF performing the duties prescribed b, M.
soo,s decree Of the Court upon which d.. At
10 oeIoek, A.. Y 81 the Office Aforesaid. the,
ere requested 10 ATTEND With the nees.sary pa
Pers connected With the Aforesaid suit. The
creditors OF the deceased. James Hurst. are AZ.
90 requested 10 attend IT the same place on the
esne dsy. and exhibit their eisims against the
eeNte o. The deceased, aud the evidence sup
PogtioS thsm.
Nov. IS, 1874. ~, r..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
NOTIfR.

$3.50 s ssiefss ia,o 30 sFrsngsmsnt v.f.
- - 49,. wsoe 4 Markell. III ftt. 49,.
tA snpFly q WOOf. sssesssrt 49, I.
s.-, sise - fsrommsad aIf 49, -
- .oi.e essH soppIJ lng ne 4,ft 49,
- -niiesasn, Ebsrs ihsv 80. ,...,-.,.
49,. p = ii,issioFy - ever. 80 49,. ~
zee 'es saaas tsfsss e. sliosss 4, ..
w. $50, feiPer ifailY, 10 fesiins c..fs..
,..-.. -, y iof epsh, 81 6ud % ~ -
'''pai % ~ otsef busibsss
qk.,h.-s... GEORGE FRfcR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

Whiskss Spii!,d-The Buriin gion Hauk-
eye states tina, DUNG the late Indian
payment Of the Sses and Foxes, the dra.
eoons secured the hazel bushes. snd eye-
~ barrel OF the FIRE - alter found had il,
head stove IN. and the contents poured
upon the grouud. TIE owners sloped, OF
course.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
I'D RY @ O0Da

" Sa se'e''p,'0" and ''"'r Of nsie style s. skganss.
A beautiful assortment Of Fancy Good,
Queensware, Hardware Slationary
StsPiss, Liquors, Groceries.
ham OF very superior aud other qualities. (of
all eolors,) w
Fur Seilees, coat collars, & other fur, hair c,o,
so1neu., beautiful article, and extra eheap
Lad,es' boo'ee' Shoes, Caters, Fur over .hoo..
And all other goods generally KENT IN s,sn
store, which he deems unnsees,arr 40 n,r,i.n
iar,rs, a, be !. certain persons wanting anI ar.
tiele, will not leave his store witbop, oh,.in;n.
IL. JOHN RoPrNps1, o",nihs
Hsrpers-Ferry, Nov II, IssI.
r. .; Tie respectfully informs the puhI;o
mar al tinos OF Country Produce will be taken
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

SILKS COTTON UMBRELLAS
Usr received a large stock Of tie above
"a article. ~hish We will sell cheaper than
usual ct orr store.
Nov IS LUPTON-k m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
WORTHY OF IMITATION

Miss Charlotte Mitchell, OF Georsis,
.eeeo;iy appeared on her wedding day
dressed entirely in ,ilk OF her own mssu.
iaeiurs-eaP. gloves. stockings and dres,
Equal 10 the beat pongee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
Hari.in.

keHovsfisa Of tAs Peach rse.-Ths
editor OF The New Englsnd Farmer says,
snsi gentleman. residing 10 CanbriS &c.
iciorms him TIA, charcoal plsesd around
me roots Of the deceased stock. wn Ger.
eise.ele, He immediately removed the
soil from around the trunk of . sckly
uee IN o" garden. supplied its place With
charcoal. and wa surprised 1T lis sudde a
rsnova'ioa. sud subssquen, rspidi,y Of il,
growth. end the ,esac,iy with vhieh The
fruit held % to The branches, and ,hs an /.
usual richness Of i,s asvOs when ms,ur.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
NOTICE.

a u PERSONS having claims srsinst Can,
4 "A v. fHosFsoH, will plssss brine them h
100 so sei''s@sni. And 10 enable nas "a lioYi.
sa's ae@snds sgainst bin. those uhs sss ~.
~ tavern seeouat % note, are requested "a -
'mm'diatslJi otherwise thsy Will - safof.
ssd By legal process
VIZ ,. THORPsON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
sUMMIT pnrmn

INhE suoserissrs, having formed a PARTNER.
snip Tor The purpose OF conducting the
ueresnnle business at this place, have just re.
uIneo IRON New York, Philadelphia aud Balti-
more With large and general sssortmen, Of
STAPLE & FANCY GOODS
which have been selected with great care. and
purchased upon the best terms.
"aIas aksn the stand for number Of years,
examine our stock, assuring them thai vs Iii
% able to furnish on the most Accommodate
terms every article. from the choiee., 49,
goods TO every article wanted fer the f,rm-
n B. Produce Of every kisd will b rec.iv.
90 IN exchange for goods or on account
JOHN N. LUPTON q CO.
Summit Point, Oct 81. 1871
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
WHEAT WANTED.
NO tIle Farmers OF JeGersOn

| NJ sslC dTthhCES % sbcuefSOn
Ind the adjoining Counties.
lhE undersigned beg leave TO Offer 20 the
| u FarmerS Of the shove counties their SINCERE.
thanks for the liberal manner in vh,eh The,
have dealt With as for several years past. snd
INFORM them that We can now ODER such induce
meats Tor the purchase OF Wheat As cannot bs
net with al any other place. Having purebas-
% portion Of the extensive Milling R,tab-
lishmeni 81 liRrPers-FeFsy, aud rented The other
Porhon Toe term Of years, are now ready 70
receive Wheat We will make "a the intsFest
OF the Farmers and Others 10 cell 81 this place
OF al such points upon the Rat Road or Cans,
that u ean reach this place From the advan.
tages ne have Of placing our Flour into maTk.t
every day-ths great saViog Of interest and r,sk
4 By quick sales ,ogeiher with the ready sale
Tor ell kiuda = Shl Foed, enables Us TO paw -
yeFal cent per bushsl more than apv NiisnR |
sstsbli amen, IN reach Of the Mbsst = The
abb eoantiss-this however the Par-srs viii
J - so'e 10 aaeertsin by giving a.. ali before
sny disposition Of their Wheat. we
noPe cur friends vho have hs,etofors favored
~ uHb 'hsr businsss. will now esn. ssit is IN
=, ~ .ef, aad Ne vii do beer Tor them than
~ any time heretofore
We 'alsnd kespinr s'sh articles a. is sse...
ssTy for Farmer W.
Plaster, sgt, Fish, Tar. A,c
And san 81 an,tims, order from R,i,,....-
lhe Disifiet anJ article our customer. a.
ssnt "y
We SAIL start the new crop At n. 49,, Il
piie.s We maftot vail justify. snd a 80 s.,,''
3 ~ P'oPoTtioo to The market price a. 49,. 3
t t,, and Others tstiog the Ch,r,..,..-- a
,"gta's iSss Press" wiiiat Ell t,,,.' s 'o-1 o
~ P.,ees Tor Wheat. o. vs viii sbS~s,o, =.
-, bsm published weekly 3
The MlllyIlls Mill will be r,,,;.5 ln
ne undefs'gnsd. n1tE q sale 81 M. - %
s,-ei - The esms ~ D.gNTFI esVIr.
20, and ne business % Ford a 500, -. -,
~ tnai Aatl End commenced aos,. :, -
ss-seffy. We vii also give str,-t $3.50 ~ b.
~ bgsioe'a eosfdsd 90 us - g. ,,lili',a
~, so solicit c0ntiousncs or ti... r..-. 7
-. -. 600 snienes viii 10 c8r-t.t.f r.. 800
'ing their Whsat there ~ teht- =
49, oi our customers VITO L..-.-., $500. Itt
I, -sespnt' % DE 1T faif .-.t ,u. .H
gs 80 % - - ssriy BE- rr..tI. =. 49, =.
Fsta san give sitsrtioa T. ..f,I.,,..,.- ,lf
=. s .h'ai con hnsncss dstrsr..r II 49, AZ
..I. astraus Of matirr .--,..-,. Ift
49, sh hnd iiafpefs.Fsrry go, III ~ "a
-. " lfffon Or by letter a6i ~, lf'
." P''' ahaIi receive dls asf e.-I. ..... iH
bttl tAiiF kNRU. -
lulT IS fRfT-W 'i "t5i- na
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
Cessiss'oEss's Owes.

stafAsttoeas ~ 81. lstt
Efrfhe psrties iafefsstsd % ,hs assgs ,,s..
beaet gsis, sra heFseT aoti6st issi stail IA.
te14 ~ ~ e@es aforsssid a. Ts.s 49, "a, n 4
~ nsei $3.50, fDsssEtsy.l ~ ias purposs
. .aHeg tAe aeEgaais aifecsad b ne shoVs
Fseltp1 1ftez ~ cpsoi. shsu go shsfs ~ %
eelaes' - - thsy ere rsqnssiss % sfiesa
HtA he siale@eeia ard ssstsase coanssted
80 ~ eaas.
Hsy. Is Isti.. NJ c..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
~ z w G o O u s

\ AM BOW receiving and opening large and
i general assortment Of
ScasOnable Goods,
To which invite the attention of nv eustomer.
and the public generally They can be sold
very cheap for cash, or to punelusI customers
on credit. and on all BILLS OF ten dollars aud
upwards, will make discount Of ave per
cent u paid in bankstis funds
oet25. Ie1I. WINS LOCK.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

CLOTHS, CdSSI.YERES, SC
EAyH Beaver Cloth for froek and over
coats, super wooI-dyed Cloth, Iovl,ihI.
Green, Blue, Black and other eolored Cloths.
Csssimeres Of ell qualities and eoiors oil Of
which he oGen cheap on q oredit-but Ave per
cent. Gao be made, By paying the eash to
Oct %, I94I WA IOCR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02

Captivating FRA retail dry goods
house 10 Nes York is said to flourish ua.
der the title Of "KsiehHa Y Rsssam."-
Tie ladies. OF course. pstronize the estsb-
hshment largely.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
Hardware, QMeensscare, g
WHITES ST@DNo MO- q

I'VE subscriber respectfully INFORM, the pub
iie IN general that he has just returned
irom TIE Eastesn markets, and has received and
OPeoeds oesrtiiui and fashionable assortaent OF
Fall a. Winter Goods,
which cannot be surpassed by Gny in IN. s,,,.
20 respect OF sleganee and sPnes.; be pledrs,
himself 70 sell - low " not lower than can be
bought elsewhere, and e il satisfied ,h.,
'on' calling and examining his stock will no,
so away Without purchasing, a. his .tock 4,
large, Of . variety, we'll assorted, and ehe.n -
suit The present times. He would nee,h,IS
invite ell persons to call and examine :, he s,
certain he cannot fail to ple1se. mi, ASSET
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1841-12-02
Desirable Goods.

. "A SPLENDID assortment black AID blue
= "A black plain and ssgured silks,
kseh hgnred and China do. latest styles.
Plaid aOsiins. sev article,
Plain aud hgured do Grape, end Chioa Do
Sleek and sius black. PLAZA and striped DO
blsek aud blue black "a Frsseh sombasines.
french usr'aos cloth ssd fancy eoiors,
PLAID Cashmere, . beautiful .ad ..w .r,;el.
Rich fresea spd Engiish prints,
1apehesisr gioghsns. PLAID poplins,
9Isek aAk aha Msrrso and csshmsrs d
rst, shsiiev. and Moass.ine searfs,
Chisa siik bdkfs. late siyis, for ladies',
eeaushai assortment Of boanet Ska
Chinese ribbons and flowers 70 suit,
Celored and white satins,
Thread edgings sod isess, Swiss and CO x,br;e
sdsinss and inssriiss. plain ind plaid ssiss
mus!ius. esmeries do.
silk ssd rsw six. hoes ssd q hoss,
Merino and Cashmere DO DO
Md, siIk sod iissd kiove.,
Black. colored and Chiss nitts, rev,
Corsets. linen esnbrics and Iipea sauAeie
hapdherehisfs, &c. &c.
together With many nee ssd desirable bed,
too tedious 10 shumsrs,s, 70 which ws would
respectfully ak the s,tssiiob Of The ladies,
JJkEP MILLER.
Boots, Shoes, Hats s Caps.
UUsT received . large ass0rinsnt Of 6ae =
e coarse Boots and shoes FsshIoaabls FUR
hats, fur and Sssl CAPS, fec sale W
LUP row & co.
summit Point. Nov. Is. 1871.
e.. II. s. Fine Salt, Fish q Tar.
ROO Bushels @. A. sslt. IS sacks Zoe eel,
~ Fsh, Tar, sc. sor sale By
No, IS. LtProN & co.
SUPERIOR TOBACCO, S.NUFF
AND SEG.ARS,
ID EcEiyED and for sais by
ne No, IS. LUPTo.r& co.
TE.fS, TE.4S.
IMPERIAL, Gun Powder sud Young Hysos
Tea; OF very superior quality, for sale By
Nov IS LUPTo% T. co.
Heavy THRILLED Bagging, Osnoburg,
and HeGry BrOien .Musiins,
NoR ..l:sy .
MOUSELLNE DE LINES,
m the latest styles In the country, for sal,
Noy2s LUPro% & CO.
Cloths, CassiTnercs 4 Satine1s
I A LARGE assortment Of Cloths. Cassimeres
N and Satinets, very cheap by
( Nov IS LUPToF & co.
SILK COTTON UMBRELLAS.
USr received a Isres stock Of tie .bov.
% article, whish We will sell cheaper thar
usual ct orr store.
Nov IS LUPToA- & co.
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0l2O. ~. 0uA2UBXayIaAIpy,
HI AytNG just returned froua the Essteru
IN Lssrhsts, rsspseifsiiy iuforus BE TREAD.
aud easiemsrs. that be has Joe, received asd
opened large and sPlssdid sssortmsnt Of
Fall * Wimter Goods.
A PART or MS pRY GOODS ARR
Cloths, Css>imsres, Css.isstss. sss5sstt.. ef nj
eoless, shades end qssili,ss,
Freseh end Engii,h Bon baxinss. Romh.r.,.
Assrsses Of varioas eoIors. % reduced pr,css.
hoaseiins Do Lsiass. very cheap,
French snd English Giaghsms. assorted eo,ors
swiss sna Beck Muii. plain ssa figured,
Csiieses. Of sew end ssautiful slyls, ana a ,
T.:.isss.s:ll. ss'i.. s.'l and r.ssy velvet.
Glssss-Lsdiss' ssd 0sn,lsnsas Kid; Berlin.
and Buekskin,
Hesisry-Lsdiss'. six. Black and Whit. ce,,os
Hoe,
slsaehsd and unblssshsa huslins.
Irish Linens Of 90 excellent quality.
bsndkerchisis-SiIk. Cotton, and WorstsI.
Bes'des every other article generally kept In
Dry Goods store, ell Of @hieh he viii sell
81 price, To suit the times.
ALSO
AardsCGre, QHeensscare, &
- @ u o q u IL ESQ
which be viii cell cheap for cash, OF eountt,
produes.
In zoe, having made careful and jadieiou,
selection, he will be enabled To oirer ,uel
bargains, a. have never before been offered n
this Pises- lie would earnestly desire person.
TO call ana sxamioe before purrhssine else
vhers "a penny saved !. penny made,
watch sholssoms maxim he would desire th.
public 10 bear IN niad. BY giving him cal
before buyipg, they will "ssss"
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