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lenoed ,he issues Of battle, and suffered
;aafs,;o"s dslsat. she 4 foiled at every
mS' na;nt ~ hsr own eame--and what
ihsns she retfre. from our advance,
lawn, ~ nsonle d oi,r mercy. and
soag. az nvaff,,res for p,eace. Ard
,Los ~ y I = J, ~ ,s,rs. 4 ci,,da whatf Simply
..,i .iS' - onr ,yronos. The sec,,ri-
), e s a"r "wn % ,str;,orvl eti H. recovery 81 eIy,
1,. ~ .'" s.,.',.. ,...r -; ~ ssr and aiust
u ia ao sou;,aHs aI : ;udernn;,v for IND war.
s To ~ @ s,.'aa .",ss.rs' sbo-,aof ,tte at9
,,;, IL Tyus msn, ~ S,hsas soS abiscf.. wouIdbe on
orr nar, - haoon,o - H. ;n,ch;ng stock
~ u ( s, ,.,a,I - S 1rns .s,;ra -. Ionn Msy;c5
~ ~ LIZ Io.s1 Ia ~. i, III III ~ dsca,,
W.. w asss; sSs aI Ia. ms '.,;,;,ssa - n,sn,
I'll, m ~, - 80, ,,,;,h ms Hsr amh;,;on.
s.,ssh M ~ s...s.,,,, @ 800 .,,,... a. -sS,ss -sssSs "a
aoLmo'.ladaa a ] ;ha D",n,smacv of our
ar,n.. daneu,ca -. sra horho ria =, and
;i sanr;i;o; o o;o,,s .h;svss " and va, RIM offsnd
Isaus ,eEs shs;r hast o ,owns a and most rai;neJ
;nha b;tan,. "a ,sa.I,b;.s, chnrcbsgs.
and nalace. to the nrotect;o,, Sof onr
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A. Wounded Editor.

THE following hu1iorous BITTER is
from Mustang" The Delta's co:resPon-
dent:
@Among other Of the unfortunate
wounded who are doing Remarkably
well, is Mr.. Kendall, Of the Picayune,
volunteer aid.de-camp 10 Gen. Worth,
and your modest, but humble servant.
Mr.. Kendall you will find in the list OF
wounded slightly. do not think his
wound was considered dangerous from
the first, as the ball struck shin right
pIumbin his horses ear,' and at the
present time he looks to be in as fine
health and spirits as have ever, seen
him, and as well asa .war-worn-soldier
might expect TO be. was so "unfortu.
nate" myself as to be struck right in
my horses saddle; but the ball was
spent and did not go through the sad
die skirt; therefore as yet, ~ have not
suffered any Inconvenience from it."
/ also happened to be caught in bad
company at the garila, and, with sew
eral others, was knocked head over
heels by the explosion Of shell, but
being IN hurry to pick myself up, !
trod upon an officer, who pettishly said
had "no business there, anyhow
therefore, | don't count that as any
thing, as / hurt somebody else worse
than | was hurt myself; now. having
",aken bath, brushed off the smoke
and dust Of battle,' and between good
liquor, good segars and a moderate
share ofthe balance Of the good things
of this world, sam as comfortable as
might be expected under the crcum.
stances." Having neglected to have
my name put down on the list Of woun'
ded until after it had been made out,
that all the world, and "my numerous
friends in PARTICULAR" might know that
81, too, was hurt" will excuse this par
agraph from your modest correspon-
dent" .,7a ,-,f
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The Popular, Vote in Ohio.

The Ohio Statesman has compiled a
table giving the popular vote of the
State at tue late election. The calcula-
tion. was made on The Senator, in those
counties where Senator was to be
voted for this year in the other coun-
ties, on the Representative. The
Statesman says the table 'has been
compiled with care from official soprc-
es, and WILL be found correct. The re-
suit, shows that the Democracy have
carried the State by popular majority
Of FIFTEEN HUNDRED and SIX
TY-SEVEN! Yet Federalism has
both branches Of the Legislature, and
claims the late election as an anti-war,
refusing-supplies triumph!"
In view OF this expression Of the feel
ings Of the people Of this State the
Wing party cannot claim the result Of
the late election as an indication in
their favor. The people are not ready
to iolsake those Of their fellow-citizens
who have been called TO fight the bat
ties Of their country. If the Wing par.
ty are disposed to yield to any terms
Of peace Mexican arrogance may die
tate, let them do it, and see if the peo.
pie will sustain them in their infamy.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-11-06
Seven days Later from Vera Cruz.
NO LATER NEWS FROM THE CAPITOL


By the arrival of the steamer Fanny
from Vera Cruz, we have news seven
days later from that place. But there
has been no arrival from Puebla, nor
from the city of Mexico.
There were a thousand rumors at
Vera Cruz when the Fanny left, re-
specling General Lanes command. 1t
was believed lie would enter Pueba
and relieve the command there without
difficulty. a. ns. aref mst
The ship Monterey had arrived at
Vera Cruz from New York, with Ma
rines on board. Gen. Patterson had
not left Vera Cruz for the Capitol but
was expected to leave in few days.
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and Commissary's Departments will a.
once be exempted from all duties.
According 70 the Monitor Repubi-
cano Of the 9th ultimo il was intimat-
ed BY the civic authorities to General
Scott on the 95th that the contribution
OF $l5o 1000 levied upon the population n,
was ready for him. The amount was
raised by q loan. SO as not further to
distress the inhabitants. s4'f'
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CE 1t is utterly astonishing. to every
true lover of his country, 10 read the
Wing journals on the subject Of the
Mexican war. So utterly opposed.t to
the further prosecution of the war by
the United States, has the Wing party
become, thatit seems they would adopt
any measure, however disgraceiul or
dishonorable, TO bring it to termlna.
ton. Every pretext is sought to abuse
and Willy the A administration. Some
times they abuse the President for send
ing our army into Mexico, and at 9TH
ers for not sending more troops--at
one time they find fault with him for
not concluding terms of peace, and at
another for making such repeated offers
to negotiate. @ $50 y aasj
We were forcibly reminded of this
disposition on the part Of the wings, on
reading late number Of the National
-InteIligeneer That paper copies from
the N. Y. Express, an article which
finds fault with the President for not
sending an army Of $1,000 recruits TO
keep open the communication with
Vera Cruz, and to fight our battIes.--
In the same number of the lnlelligen-
Ger is the copy of letter from the
Secretary ol War, in which he express
es the opinion that the President has
not power or authority to accept the
services fany more volunteers, atthis
time; the whole number authorized by
Congress having been received into the
service. And YET they abuse the Pre-
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The next Congress.

I'VE believe it is now pretty general
ly conceded, that the next House o
Congress will have Wing majority O.
some five or six, and yet the Democrat
ic party have the popular vote in u suf
ficient number Of States that send ma.
jorities of Wings, which, if truly repre-.
sented, would change the result very
materially. g.
q Pennsylvania will be represented in
the next Congress by seven Democrats
and seventeen Wings; and yet there
are no less than TEN districts in that
State, NOW represented by Wings,
which, at the late election, gave Demo-
cratic majorities Of them reach
ing even to thousands. Was this State
alone truly represented the Democrats
would have a majority in the next Con-
gress. 9.a ..Haar- ua.a
~ Maryland sends two Democrats and
four Wings TO the next Congress, and
vet the Democrats elected their Cover
nor. .a .r u t.-
Ohio sends majority Of Wings, with
the popular vote in favor Of the Demo
Gratis, at the late election.
s Kentucky does the same thing; and
we believe Georgia, also. We know
that the Democrats of Georgia have
elected their Governor, while the Wings
have the Legislature. Yet with these
facts staring themlin the face, the Wing
party claims that the people have spok-
en- out against the Administration and
the War. Will this accidental Whig
majority, in defiance of the unmistaka-
BILE expression of public sentiment, dare
to oppose the administration OF Mr..
Polk in the vigorous and effective pros
ecution of the Mexican war? ta F1.
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sldentJ Tor not doing that which he has
not the authority to do. At the same
time letthe President call for more men
from a whig Congress, and they would
delay complying with his request unit
some hard-fought battle would show
the necessity Of more troops, and then
blame the President for not having
them in the field! Such is whicgery.
. GF The Legislature of Wisconsin
met on the 10th Oct. Both branches
are Democratic. Wisconsin will, no
doubt, soon be numbered as member
of the Union. ii,
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

WE have for sale privately, on a credit of O.,
" ard II mon'h+ that valuable and healthy
d"fce erg the town of Maneherl
late Neranier Archer. II consists of -or, Dwelling
i"ofnr ao goni ana convenient kchca
hor - ON abe eathre house, &c a1 10 rpr
W IN arse ott yard fm which my be h,d
view ~ the city n Rchuord ard two po'ue
cens IN high state Of eu vat7n sail property BY
the Mnu' AssuaHeo Company for the I35oo
Nihed al $500 SAID properly be purchases low
pnce. HODGEa ROY L PII.IJAM
war tire,
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PASSAGET0NO NORFOLK 4 PORTSMOUTH

p = R'kNHE spIendIu and sWlIt Steamer
- Z ALICE. Captain y. BROUCH having
Iu,t tn rough oyethaUu. compete order,
ant has commenced % the CURTIS PECK,
leavng ID Wharf Rockets Monday. "wednesday
AMI Friday " inEs. ate - ur->. E,frH.
the ALCE vii leave Norok every Tuesday
uriay Mo 20 o'clo., touch Al
The ne medal Land the RIVER both ~
o. Passage and Fare from chIoni Peter from
NoJio ~ meals included. One DO HA~KINS g. ItgBY.
" Pas-eI wishing - ihs N.-h So
ard the Alice uttI IN lfng zoo y can 10
the BaliimiT. Boat and UNA hey
Baltimore without change. Icu.. Ais
vii he Ba Bofe Boat r morning a-l l4t lie
leaving Baltimore o.,
Petersburg by 2ocock ard chonl BY ocs
9J fasslge and Pare nom n5hDoud Fserssus
Baltm9rr, meals, odg nrs &c. ihculcd = nr'a-s
p :. The aeeommld auons AMI SO Alice
known James River. wouli sly neither
have been eIualed much surpassed opposition
has ever been the River. de2S
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
ASEINS LIBBY = Line Of Pa ckrts between Richmond and
u New Orleans will thc regular in September
aud will be composed OF be ing vessels.
BaTquc BACHELOR, Capt HiEAN HoEToE
Brig ORLEANS, Capt. W.. SzrrH;
Brig JOSEPHINE, Can't. ROBINSON
One OF the above will leave this place regularly
month We confidence recommend the above
the public they expressly trade
low other ves ami commanded by steady dis
long experience trade. For freight passage
superior accommodations both for cabin aud
passengers, appyto J. FISHER son, or
HASKINS & LIBBY.
N b. All freight from the country for the
reeeivedand forwarded regular and
Wharfage. J. r a =,
u22 Hal
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NUMBER %.
no FARMERS. COUNTY, MERCHANT,
AND OTHERS

Great Reduction AT PenltentIary store.
HE sub-erher. by able 10 Of
Zee at greatly reduced prizes
5000 yards heavy lied Kercy for Negro Mem. ots
ing.
1000 yards plain snd striped Lrey, wouea. eohlrr
In Store for Fall purchaser:
200 heavy ready made Set.ey Coat.
goo plira co DO
e' Tree' BrcranS with arse and sp-
Shoes. equal TO any n market
Compete sets Of Wagon Harness Tor hor,s with Cart ana
Wagon Harness portions -
Warranted Ates. very superior
Also Wheat What BAG. Refrr.r,,o-, yv.z,.A. -
FURNITURE OF dim rent Kinds
FOR sale At Pensniary superior arlel Of Bur, MIN.
Stnnss, Wagons Days, Carts ne ~ ~
The above oe very accommodating ,,,-. -, .
eha-rs VIII DO well to call at the or AT N, STORE No
u, street eldi-g TO Nayos Britre. "
- a-n IAs g srOT-rs A.. ~.
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THE PARAGON OF
II A rs.
L AIDES sUPERIOR CUTTERS AND L.
TO PHYSICIANS.
DR.. Ne .Ruan's Ehrir of OpiuDl.

aims IS new chemical preparation. contain.
- i1T an uc valuable HedeRal qualities Of On nm in ,,n,,,
o. on 10 the eIells % q lis prreiees
fL pt'pionr OF the eatt number OF TIE potsu.
oi op un are eontiaee in lautinrm par roe br on go.
ou'd tdaua eEi'-ct q cpu such ,thr on ,e .,,r
oh' NJ l' elss kihTi1 made. sEi ae ,,ly rtsp.
rrr' effect he ard n. YOU. 5v,t,p,
fuUtss. 49, ' '''' ''' ue-
MS EHf nag Re adrrtc! iE iho.e eases in ui.h either
oIAi % IT. TrplranoHs ADMINISTERED with tie era ms, 90
o,tih ~ l.'ir relative aaod sn,pl easea
"su any those di-agccatie SnssCueace a H. ache an.
" venting cor aion, Ieno-- train CT otter NV
app ed 70 remove. N" - "1-
OF plum notony sp rlr % the artificial rmpouud.
- N'rph ~ IN - bcinE more d. uaa4m IN in
" = pu 'he Tp1ras7 Fo.esses surersT Gvartage TO
e' "at "As IN mt brrg liable 10 4-trotop
Ho' NatIe tempe nature serious cI lection "a
which the iz'ter ar ersrs-d. -
t'hay ho7Lae, berg the fun rcprrs utve n opium
cah'"t 81 ne ara that hgal o1 prJ-e an th.
&c effect OF 90 triumphant ~ when 90 many OF
B o'nst VI uab pnep Cote and Me-nns ae
s1c'uisd ~ 1N'~
Tue proierss Of this ard vaue az remedial
scr - q mes TO- ~ TIC po.re or sutlired hy tbs
ei e es OF many OF the first Sd Norh-rn citea
ana an isi city been ghy approved ~ May phy
"ho use 1t 10 ;heT Practice. For sac BY
L
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WORTIIAM, McGRUDER "a co.

WORTLaAN, MCGRUDER AZ co.
OFFER FOR SALE
AZ HHDs St CroiI p. RICO and ~ q. Sugar
AC 20 packages w w LOAF, crushed and pulVersed do
25 brls q Clarified Sugar
40 hhis Molasses, part prime
20 bbs do
100 bag. old Government Java Coffee
1913 do Rio
los do Iaguaya do
10 bales Mocha do
GunpaEder and Black Teas, quality
$50 Kegs Nails assorted boz and warehouse
200 SIDES Sole Leather, good and damaged
$40 " Russell do
500 lbs Shoe Thread
80 boxes Sperm Candies
10 do Judd's pat sp. Candle,
$50 do Candies Halls 4 Woodruff
100 soap
do Starch
10 kegs Salt Petre
. Indigo
10 baskets best (DurandsJ Olive OIL
20 tes Coal Pit Oh
Winter Sperm oil
1000 kegs Duponts sporting and blasting Powder
so boxes sItO and iOIl2 Gla0
500 bags Shot
90 hhts Mddling Bacot
20 do Shoulder do
500 best family Hams
40 boxes TIN Plate
Block Tin and sprter
900 Wrapping Paper
Grind
2S bbb Tar
90 bbIs Cider VINEGAR
Is Or casks best woolAolsc Wines
Genuine Old Port do
Cotton Yarns, at factory price,
Cotton Lines, Innion Mustard
Ginger. Pepper Anspiee sacks Salt ~
tons Am bisiered Steel
English blist Shear and Cast Steel
tons Spring Steel
10 swccis
County IRON
90 Trclegar and English
Sheet and Boiler Plate Iron
Band and Hoop do
a.. p,r-b ti..,,,
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NINAOLUTION-

,r,r,r, DASsOLUTEON.
dt c0-parnsrshlp heretofore existing between the cub
"A seTloers. under the hrn OF Halves, Van Deu-sen s.
Ward erp ed BY r ton. 3Is n,e'f last Those In
dseu 10 US vii pf as max . early pa possible
important - 'p- ~ cmeIt OF new
ism succeed he busnes-iornrd Tayte Lahfoo
ard Van Deursene coa patronage
support 80 h5tay beoWtd ouiseves)
former
SAML. P. HAYES,
p. VAN DEuRSEN,
Jan. 4, 1871. <. BRUCE WARD.
CO-PARTNERSHlP.
The urdes g'ed former partners again arei.
aed themselves .ch th gfF. Lztnrop Van Deu
for the Ct tra7SactrE Enen Dry mes.
We have succeeded 90 the bus e tle d. WEI Van
D,u- Vert 80 81 Main R hmona where FssD
az al good Gooir pleas 10 "a
aious Cd en.s an hs ate hrn
FATEIIE LATHROP,
Jan {, 1917. P VAN DEURSEN
The sub.c 5er ate Or by firm Of uawsL ursen Ward
vii atsH hc IN, bushes. Oh
ih. Lite % ami cnrs ii eonmiss on
merchant tie sale % ctunty psoucc he nay generally ba
found az the 'e Of LathruP Van ueure No Man Ieet
Where De Wi DE- pleased to Its Oh fisnds
1A15, l-ts. SAML HAYES
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DIR. BANNING's BODY BRACE.

uNHE subscrbrr', havnE become propn.tos
sale and Opposition OF Dr. Bannnss Dody Bes
OF Virginia beg leave call IN. OF public
value in the relief affords Weak Lurgs Spine Papuon
Of the Hart Dyspepsia Constipation Piles. a
public weak and droopnG children, and
cannot aEd perfect
staining shoulder brace The
fot two or hr days lady nuuctei by DR. banning
tend to ting the Brace the City Price, sO plain
Bracc. SIS Or the best Rocks be had.
Persons deirnus Of purchasing
pieaon to the subscribers who prepared furnish
ami Books I9-s EtfsrACE
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kSlCAkDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.
The Proprietor of this NEW and beautiful pre-
raTaon onh!eriy rosozuc-s havrg ga the yor d.
ig nrarlg bcau fL so ana glossy appearance 10 the la
prom Tag ~ grow D. and prsye fllI nE cut.
DIX. JACkSON'S BALSANlIC ELIXIR
For Preserving and Hcautifying the TEETH
md PUHlFIL.NG THE BEEfTH
Ibis article will be found invaluable, where
persons are su-ct to son swelling Bleeding Grs-v hep
inE ald EErg hurcs % The Tea ard preserving rom
roug is or dscayos RENDERING delicious FRESHNESS, 10 the
-Ta n ll1 The odTur fom LlI Techhe bad Breath Of
S'. aus Icsoas Who Eave d ricret This excl
lent ard bluic Jar Wach lett r,are~ mas
aed a. h1s hs strongest o. the re-1c abe Ply
scans AMI Dentists, both EUROPE and The United sass
For safe by puyu Purcell z. Duyl. p. Johnston j. P Do
va 4 Co II Euuacs -oa :. Zacbrss'n A. Leslie no.
decker Bso. Eist.sa3 s-otswood Rolers1n L. Coriny
Co. PtrrhsrE T. e. brseien Bs-eissff-. J. Cooke Frsl-
barr AMI by all the pucpa Druglss hush14t = or Of
K 3 G. 4 Wright sole Agents :0f Hs L. - P4lisslgia
noES-u
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ALEXANDER'S TRIC0BAPHE!
Improvement Of 1916.

Z 'IilS new 2nG popular Liz I'D HAIR Df r,
= snee is introduction has met with urcKlmrei
cd success; ant he slbs,rltcs wo4l ufm n public
-Eite- prov enlcnt -s ay been o., that
unparalleled 70 coorr the HAIR elmer Bi-cz 1.tai ia
n-ol' an ne;les H-s-es o0r cohes Of
niuir= ne hIf mpars . the beauty and elasticity youth
s s ot cK~eeEee Wal se aPI every upoa s.zr
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E1 TONS Swedes country and American
ton Sheet Iron, assar'.d ron No. Is 70 %
loo Blsh j. Cover Seed, prime quality
100 B5ses Tin Pate Roofing IA By 90 BIZ rht
aul loaded
IL Ton Sr'i ~, block Tia
Do Tags Pepper Race Ginger Num--s
SEQ kCg DgP5n Powder Receiving and for sal, hv
D. p WOETHAN. HrGEIDER & co.
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GRUBBS u APPERSON,
DRUGGISTS.


" AVING made large additions 20 their stock
a e OF Drugs. Medicines Paints ne stuf Window Gas
prepared furnish Country Merchants aa5 Others
lra similar auecs be purchased TINS mls-t We in
yt those hing pa to call and frtmnr cr s,1-
$50 GgUEEs 4. APFFESDS.
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WEBB, BACON & co. OFFER FOR SALE
w 60 hhds New Orleans
2S do Muscnvafo
IS boxes brown and white Havana '
Is do Woolseys' Loaf
Is hhds Yves, India }
90 do AOLASSES
100 bbls n. Orleans y
los bags Java
loo do and bbls 2. Rico
leo do Rio
500 do LaEuavr1 WI Z"
IS do Maracaibo
% bales Mocha
~ bag5 Suma Pepper
$50 stessol~ Leather
Ia3 kegs Nails
New Rice
l.5 boxes hrs qualify Sperm
20 do Hun a SOUS Patent CANDLES
Go d, Ta"ow, approved bant'>
Of packages 6 r TEA, part nne
~ hslf chests biz do
IS tbs No l shad
Nsekere Nos l. and la whole, half and ct bb'. and
kits
bhis Tar
X hbls Tanner oil
80 pr Goshen Cheese
casks Sperm oil
lUII2 and sNlO Window
Pnme Clover seed In ago, Nader
Copperas puponts Powder shn; and Bar Lead
Prime q Ter Vinegar, Corn BroomE
Painted Bucko shoe Thread
Brown ant Castle soap sierrd Steel ia 20
lust To HAND large and white
a. light co9uftd KID GLOVES. which may be
+. LAThRoP L VAN DEURsENs
ja9 No Of Mans
VTOOLSEY,S SUGAR.-wo5I.eys double redled Loaf
received ami for sale.
nIS WILLIAMS 4 HANALL.
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TRUNKS: TRUNKS! TRUNKS!


TUNHE sub'crber has supply
ror Travelling Trunks made expressly f1r
frames and mad, of the best and best
which he would call the attention Of all they will be
sold low other house this aide Of Potomac OF the
quality. lde 81 ALEX. HILL
cotton yAIsNS-IoO bale. assorted, Union Mills"
~ sllcby de = DAVENPORT, ALLEN
NESTS. VENIS-JUsT RECEivED-A irsh ,uppy o
Vests OF them superior quality black Silk and
double brescdreeev,d yeIt Tay Ter FTpTe and for
ia "a STARR 4 co, Lile's Corner
SEIxTS, SitIuTS-Lcigbton's unnufacturc.
~ supply ofne standing received
New York, and for sale by STARR * CO.
hI4 Lse's Corner
ID ECTIFIED wHIsI6EY.-IOO bbls Cincinnati Rec
II u tIhsd Mhskey, Just received, AMI Tor yale by
r. PARRISH Cary street
DICH'S SALAMANDER SAFES. They
~ indesfruet5l, erd against FIRE.
KENT, KENDALL 4 ATWATER
a4- Agents Richmond
LADIES' AND MISSES, PATENT UVER-SIOES.
THNHE hand good
above Shoes, made the best makers kEown n.
wood Among may be found Buskns and
Sandals for ladies' nd misses ID FRANKLIN,
iaII No 2l5 Broad street, shockOe Hin
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EUeHiRg Dress Goods.
Jan. 9th. 1917.
ID II JENKINS has received and viii sell CT chsap-
HI. Feagu-ul Fancy cord Em5id Mrs,n DnIes
20 piece { n suprd and pa Ia lstlH M1slEs
% Nh te Muslin Rohes alpriees, zone rch
Pew ig. cord
Sah G.b5ols-Blcne Laccs
Long ant Short WI KID Cloves
White ard co'd Satns
Book and 2Hll Mus
Silk Ho, and Gloves
Thread La;es ar t,5rinz,
Muslin C-ps. a,d Cort-. All ,,,y ,, ,,t,-,.t. ,.t
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE

OWN STATE.
THNHE Company have hand at THEN
PAPER Depot Of the Southern Railroad good
fine and letter folded and
ruled also medium printing, enveop and
wrapping the lowest wholesale prices
assured that in quality and
with the production
any Factory They prepared execute odersfoT
any description paper their customers
dealers requested call al the Paper
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II UFFS, MUFtS, MUFFS.-Receiyed an
IN other supply Of aides and Misses MuGs qualities
and prices Ladies wishing article price Wis
please call NJ No e. whore be foud best
s'itHeni IN the c ~ JUDAH MYERS, No - w Mainst
: ALI, Has and Caps Of qualities prices and fo
We m ~ nPrr1ved fact rts de JUDAH MYERS.
tROUND PLASTEK-s1Oo c-,Es -l.l6ec mIsT foe
~ sale ~ a2 DAVENPORT. ALLEN q co.
Chadrens No. AID Coal Boofees.
HAVE this day opened an additional suppIv
a Ch'rens Mo and Goat BO0iee coed IA ars A. win
be found Ia Us eity-m expressly JF III. retail lrlSe
-. b. FRANKLIN.
ia No el5, Broad Street Hin.
i OLLINS' FLOCR.-A supply Family and EIu = su-
psine fosr just received the Rasn,
sale By de9 HENRY LUDLAM n On.
PINE SMOKING TOBACCO-sO Goa AyTss Oh IA.
vorsd Hyeo' smoking Tobacco, which highly
approved BY smokes wherever known
sale by I. Johnston. Drurzst
ASGLWER NEW NOVEI.---LUCRETiA : or IN.
- Children OF Niglt BY Sir BglEer Price Just rs-
eeiysd, and Tor sale by C. ?. FISHER Agent
de7 Un1er the FIeb,nys Hotel
pAZOR STROPS. Gentl,uen wishing a
IA good Razor strop dnd ecgaat Of 70
gers Chapnan's Em-rEon's Mreh's WOo1s
ueie make four aad sides Of superior
y possess the sharpening quality to perfection.
no p JpHNSrON'S Drug Store.