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: cd the retreating heroes Of Cerro Cord
to within few miles Of Jalaph, whe
|all. traces of them as a. body disappeaI
ed, and he encamped for the night will
lin three miles Of the town thai even
ling, and entered and took possession .
It early the next morning.
Santa Anna did not pass through ia
|lapa, but, in company with Ampudi
and Torrejon, turned off to the left a
his hacienda, and halted for the nigh
at the s'nine-mile pass" which was be
ling fortified, but which, on second con
sideration, il was deemed prudent I,
avacuate. This evacuation took plac,
Yesterday morning, and III the evening
Col. Harney's dragons took possession
Of the pass-Gen. Worth following II
their footsteps. A number Of small
arms were taken at the pass; but they
are Of little or no value.
Gen. Worth, il is said, will move on
to Perote, at which place many think
he will have a fight, as it is reported
here that additional defsnces are being
made.
All along tho road between Perote
and Puebla, the Mexicans here say we
will be opposed, and, contrary 10 the
general belief, it is said the command.
er.in-chief will shortly move in that di.
rection. ILL.,. -
The list Of killed and wounded, on
our side, is much larger than was at
first reportsd-it is over three hundred
and fifty. 'ot,
Col. Chid' is the military governor
Of Jalapa. ..s...a...,.- r.
lsend youa Mexican paper. There
are two days later dates here, but
this contains all the important infor-
nation. CHAPPARAL.
Perote evacuated by the enemy Gener.
al Worth takes possession of ii NTH.
cut firing a gun-Glad tidings Of
the probable recovery Of Gen. Shields.
JALApA, April %, l847.
Eps. DELTA: Gen. Worth approach
ed last evening within four or FIVE
leagues Of Perote, and entered the city
to-day. We had accounts last night that
it had been evacuated by the soldiery,
who spiked all the guns before leaving.
am extre nelly glad to have it in my
power to state that Gen. Shields has
much since my last, and
Lieut.. Hammond. who came from him
his evening, thinks there is proba-
,llity of his recovery. .,.;.
Most Of the wagons here will leave
or Vera Cruz in the morning, and If il
s the intention to remove early, will
etard it for ten or twelve days: G.
Surrender Of Perote-Pcssession taksn
of the small arms and the large guns
Of The Castle-Gsn. Ampudia-The
whereabouts Of Santa Anna.
JALApA, April $50, a. m.
EDS. DELTA: An express has just got
, from Perote. Gen. Worth reached
nat town, yesterday. at 1 o'clock, a.
/. He found it completely evacuated
y the soldiers Of the enemy, and
'ol. Vasquez left behind to surrender
with decency. An immense number
f small arms, the big guns Of The castle
nd city, and ammunition, were taken
ossession Of. 1t was uniounded, the
eport that the guns had been spiked IN
he castle, they were found in excellent
rider. ........
Gen. Ampudia, with about 5000 cav
Try, in a wretched condition, was near
he town when our troops entered it,
ut he put of. .... ...
Santa Anna had not been in Perote
ince the fight at Csrro Gordo, and he
) supposed to be somewhere in the
1ounta tains. CHAPPARAI..
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From the Baltimore Sun.
Very Important from Mexico

The intelligence before us was brought
to New Orleans, by the United States
transport steamship New Orleans, Capt.
Wright, which port she left on the 29th
ult., and arrived on the evening Of the
9Th inst. The Delta says:
"We have conversed with an inte'll.
gent passenger, who came over on the
New Orleans. He says that he under
stood Gen. Taylor had succeeded in
communicating with Gen. Scott, and
that the object Of his despatch was the
formation Of mutual understanding
between them, with view OF joining
their forces preparatory TO a descent,
upon the city Of Mexico. ~.
"Santa Anna boasts that there is still
another Thsrmopyle on the road be-
tween Puebla and Mexico.
"Scott pushes on without stop or fal-
ter; the destructive storm of Cerro
Gordo delays not day or an hour his
onward march; with boldness, an en-
ergy, and "a mastery activity beyond
all parallel, he has passed through the
considerable town Of Jalapa, trayersed
the dangerous and difficult road thirty
miles beyond, and appears with the old
vanguard Of the army, under the gal.
liant Worth, before the far.famed castle
of Peroie." aat I.'" o. 'aoda
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TCorrespondencs of the Delta3

ICorresp0nueHCe OF tno DeItH.J "
Jalapd taken without resistance.-Ths
American flag ,caues from the citadel
Santa Anna and Ampudia asham-
ed to enter the city in their ,eireat--
Evacuates Cruz Blanca, the pass at
sohich he first halted-Orkille and
,counded more than anticipated. i5ig
JALApA, Mexico, April 81, tsl7, D
Eps. DELTA: ! arrived, at this lovely
place yesterday, and found that Gen.
Twiggs had hoisted the American flag
in the city the day before. He follow.
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Netice.

aN The night Of The 7lh instant the subscri-
" bers Pocket Book containing some valuable
papers, was either mislaid or stolen. Among The
papers was one note Of hand on John Bouskett
for s7O0. dated the 2oth Of April, Is47. with a
credit Of $500, think on the 25th cf April; one
note on the widow Martha Perry, think for 80
or S9i, dated in November or December last,
with two credits, one for 20 or s24. and the 9TH
er Tor ss-the balance is about Sos; one note
on Berry Andes and Henry Sykes Cor $3.50.
due the 26th Of November. 1917; an account Of
Jesse Mans on q man in Little Rock. Arkansas.
for saddle and some clothes; also many receipts
not recollccted. but among them Is one from Jas.
Perp's Administrator. or his Attorney, William
siadman, Cor 1899 and some cents; also ono $40
BIN on the Plnnters Bank of Tennessee, endors-
ed BY A. Edward on The back. and ~ bin.
These arc all thar - reesIlccf~d. AIlpcrzons are
hereby forewarnednoi tc trade Cor the above notes
and the makers not TO pay them 10 any ono hu,
the subscriber. or 10 his order. The Pocket Book
and papers viii be thankfully received without the
money, BY the subscriber.
@F WM. III. PERRY.
MAY 10. 7s--iwpi
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Strayed,

LSROM the subscriber, en- the 18th OF April,
Il one light Bay rILI.Y, about two years old,
with the left hind foot white, and small white
streak down her forehead, with long name and
tail. Any information will we thankfully rcceiv-
ed, by letter or otherwise; letter may be direct
ed to Tatc's Store, Gravclly Hill. Or liberal re-
ward will he given to any person delivering the
same TO the subscriber, at VIM. Sbaw's, sent
thirteen miles west of Hillsborough, near Haw-
field Westinghouse. u .s.1s l.. fs.A...
ar - WILLIAM SHAW, sen'r.
April 10. ., . .s-..s-. ..-..-...... it's
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

A s the Bank Of Cape Fear has discontinued
IN its Agency in Hillsborough and transferred
The business 10 Raleigh the subscriber will attend
to the Renewal Of Notes, and other Bank Busi-
ness, for the citizens of Orange, and others who
may desire it, for the usual compensation. The
Officers of the Bank will decline attending to bu-
sincss Of this kind. o..
LEOPOLD Z. HEARTH.
Raleigh. May |. 20
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VARIETY STORE,

TsHE subscriber has opened Haneiy Store
II North of the cour house. and one door east
of Long, Webb & Co. where he will he pleas
Ito see the public generally. bu, particularly his
old ficads who 20 literally pairOnized him whcn
pe'llar. lie has on hand stock of Dry Goo.ls
and Groceries. conGeciionaries, Cigars Chewing
and smoking Tobacco. and in fact little Of al
most every thing. 1hose who trade with him
may be sure they win gct good bargains
An kinds Of produce. such a. corn, fodder. oats.
-four. poultry of all kinds. country made Cloths,
Feathers, &C., will be taken in exchange .ior
Goods. III s.m ISIS, #..a...s. ~
f ROBERT F. MORRIS.
April &c. TO-
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80 Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber, some time
~ since. negro man by the name Of AFklN-
SON. He was purchased Of Thos. w. Holden,
and has a brother living with Mrs. Nancy Tur-
rentine. widow Of Saml. Tuueniinc, below Tur-
nef's Mill. and one belonging 10 Mrs. White, and
may be lurking in that section Of Orange. The
above reward will be given to any one who will
apprehend him and lodge him in the Jail at Hills
borough. "*@4 @- -.~'-
= GEORGE F. CoRNALLY. =
Milton, n. G., April Ia. rs
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az sandsy lass N Hilisa.oroasA. hstuern A,
oHrsiience q g01x Mad and lhe prrsi,y,r,;-,
shurth. . snail SD LOcKET. rhirsy yalued =
IN Cd hmlly rriir. having hair - i. A Elrsal
sr.AEd wiA = sissn % she kBArE upoa rs Iesso-
rsiisA ApP,y q lhis oGire.
Nay n. rs
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confessed ne sins % his ehiIlrn, praysa
ior and with Them and lor none dian
sa'fiy years was consistent, devoted
christian. and deacon Of lie church !,
- ...u. III. III.
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Farm er's Hotel.
n. G.

HtIsIssuUAUIUHs =. z.
TilE sab~cnlrr having taken charge or lie
III Farmers Hold a main sssa@s -
nsssh a. n. caart Hoase. and immcdiAiely op-
pai,s tAe psiz'iny dior. i prrpared % entertain
Bis iienas and - many of the public - win give
him = call.
mis- Table VII he supPlied win DE besf
thsi the markef viii sfronl.
his stables win he web furnished with
pravcnder. and attentive osilrrs.
IN shoFt. every attention win he paid 10 the
comfort Of HE guests and his charges viii be mo-
defsie. IS arH @ .*-
#aa A. G. MURDOCH.
May 10. a.- A.mn.ua. s...- rs
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Spring Goods.

WE are now receiving our Sp,ing Goods,
w and shall open during this and next week
a large and complete assortment, which we shall
sell very low, particularly for Cash.
.-- - LONG, WEBB d co.
April 20. So TO
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xeses-- FLOUR FOR SALE. Of Tuner.
80 hesi, by
A. C. MURDOCH.
May 10. is
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goo PACKAGES NEW SPRING GOODS

WEBB, BACON Il co. OFFER roR sALE-
w i33 hhds Porto Rico
20 do Cuba Museovado
do Ctolr .
Go do New Orleans 1soohh
100 packages loaf crushed. and powdered
wool-eys, s'uaus and Lowering.
) e. s.: + r S: : ;:'''' AorA'srs
5s5 bag. Rio
200 Laguayra
as do st Domingo .>,,,,
100 do lava l'otthh
so do Maracaibo
so do and - bbls Y, Rico
40 bags Pepper
S do Fimento
eask Cloves
SO bOIe. Oranges
Boxes Raisins
100 bo1es Sperm
do Adamanne t..,.,.
DO TaIow 1ChNpLhS
so DO and half boIes IIulTs Patent
Brown and shaving soap
SO P1ehs' GunPo~der and Imperial pan superior
90 do Powchong do {TsAs
500 sides Sole Leather. various qualities
Bales Shoe Thread
1000 keg. Mats Brad.
tons Bhsered
500 sacks Liverpool blows Salt
10 tons Nova Scotia GTindstones
500 uerce. Lime
10 Dbl. Port )
half pipes Madeira WINE
Barrels pure Cider Vinegar
90 hbls TanneS' Oh
10 40 Lamp do
100 bbls North Carolina Gross IIeu,nss
Barrels do
Nos l aud . Maekercl in whole half ndor bb.
BauehTar Rice
IS dor Painad Buckets
90 doL room
$50 bags Patent nd Buck Shot
BAR Lead DuPons Gunpowder sapetro Hops Indigo; Mad
der Ground Logwood CopPeras; Alum Chocolate Brua w
Cotton Yam' Lamp wiei Wrapping Irvine Window Glass 81 10
and lO1lS Manufactured Tobacco. Sc. NH "a
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MAY l3rH-SECOND SUPPLY.
WE are this day by Adams Co. Express. our
second supply OF Spring ard Goods comprising
many new and superior styles elegant goods
such
Grenadines
Phil de CLavicts ,,,,
saIony and S'bNS'
Fouard
Sik Tissues
SILK and Kid Gloves
Prints Of n styel
BeTages Balzorn,s Linen Cambria
Linen Cambncs DO Lawns
Pans Printed Jaeonets Striped Mu,lins
hhts and Hrsten, Cape Shaw's =. &c together with
every article In the Dry Goods line unu
ally low CAL and eIamne pureha sing
BINFORD a. FRY,
my Is No. lf5. Eagle Square
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING
GOODS.
MAY 2Ist, 1917!

~ AI, MATHEWS Il co. have this day re-
~ eeived by Adams Cos Express, direct from New York
the
ng the last week by Mr Gay from the
poons AT prices quite below those asked for similar goods
earlier period Of the
In their Fancy and Dress Goods Department be found
HANDSOME Six Grenadines Plaid Z'pyrnes Lawns Organizes
Pned Satin itipe aud Paid French BSuage,;
lines CANDY Fol an PompadoTes, Sain Quadle
Black Plaid and Rich satin figured Armue silks Embroidered
Normandy Linen Robes PLAIN
Ladies travelling Dresses Musns dotted embroidered
tamhouud white and eoou plaid French Eng
Gngh handsome French worked Collars Capes Chem
settles French toets Canton ard ShAw
plain worried and sk cooked
wR all h- additional variety suited present
names of Fashion
In their Sspe department
Of nseiul and desirable goods INV 81
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DIR. BEACH'S PRACTICE & MEDICINES.
II VI QANnnI pu A. IN Q.s,l..ll... "a.

II w. RANDOLPH Il Co, Booksellers, Sta.
- toners BooAbipeeu and Music Dealers. isi. Main sest
asires The following pries.a liberal a.oous
made to Physean Merchants and oshe buy
| tues
American Practice Family Physician being ssssuas
system Of Medicine on vesesS pine e designed fO all e-s.
embfaeng the character and OF
the diseases OF men women and children sf an climates. BY
Beach, NJ ID, with 400 sasravings-p,ies $500.
The and price. OF Medicine.
Pulmonary Powder syuP-Gos eosis coughs, consumption
Splitting Of blood pain in the breast Use
| Pulmonary syup-i.so
AnssOuve Powder aasam-Got Impurities eood-
for serofsh, Rheum bead Mereua
| nl.S and aneutaneous aneeuons-7Se
Alternative Syrup-i,s0
Restorative wiae nervous eomPiapt general
debility dyspepsia weak lungs all female eO~Piais' Se'o
Pile Eeeuary-or nemOrrheds Pne.-an internal and
| ereiru rcmciy-i.oo
Nenahrns MIXTURE and Nur.y Medeiac-fsr Nor
bus d,'eh,ey. diarh9s summer
children. induced by ,eethins or denuios-So
Fever and Asur fowdsrs-c Intermittent Billion. Fevers
paPhOrete OF Fever rOwder-tor Fssriue
purue pror'-tOr Gravel and O' all Kidney.
for ey,tus hemaiuria, and all urinary disea.e.-so
In all dca,e.-ss
Vegetable Emee-oT colds feyers. Inaammatory complaints
Se-sS
nePatle, OF Liver rI.-er all Liver eompaint, Se-So
Rheumatic Lqud-t Rheumat,m -prains Spinal Irritation
white swelling the face and breasts Paraysi.-So
Rheumatic hls-for acute and ehrOOe rh.umati.m-so
sudohe Ineure OF Sweating props-ft violent eo fevrr
inn,mmations pleu-y neuralgia eone gravrL $3.50
wo'm rOwdsr-tot pin 'are and common and also Tor
Cough rsfor eoh coughs bronchitis and
the chest. &c-g5
Nervous Pls-for Neuralgia and all d.cascs-ss
Vegetable Ant, Bilious Pl,or all hilary Diseases
dTopsy, Se-2S
Anu pysycpue and Tonic P,-lor Dyspepsia se,on.
iiah,ual Costvcne Aed,y Stomach heartburn, pain in
the breast and ,sde dizziness &e-So
Cough ntop<-for colds coughs
Irritation OF the bronchial tubes consumption &e5o
tang Pasicriot all deep
tctna Organs Spinal Diseas Deafness, Dissines &c-SO
Female rls-fot chiori. eonplaints-SO
CaaTrh Powdcsor IN the head
Anoiyne Pin.-for Cramps Fits. Se-SO
Compound Glnus foulueefor Inflammation
ulcers. Se-SO
sIpseiOan, DrOp-COr whoOpns Cough Group. A,,hm.
so
Brown the Itch sah Rheum At Anthony Fire
ke-sS
Composition for s,eamng for swelling Rheumatism Piles
&c-SO
Medicinal Chests containing portion Medicines.
for sae prices from sl6 to stS.
An these Medicines up Immediate
and have his and
box package, VIAL bottle &C prevent public being
imposed by limitations
articles by Druggists by makers OF
cnesand the public hereby CAUTIONED
aTels "Beaehs Medicines except
and Hrieu each Of the above remedies
For farther particulars respecting Dr. Beaehs
eines Pamphlet which be obtained Eraus agents
Dr. BEACHs FAMILY PHYSICIAN and all the MEDICINES
foT sale by the following Agents
Randolph Co. Booksellers and Binders, Main
Richmond, Va.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVE superior article of Brushes from no
tiers articles " am
sTretan. '' ''"Oe''''
mhe Lad hard TO beat in lbs, so Id. to 500 Iii,
Inc ABOVE articles Of
ountry gentlemen would do call and examine these
tsou'.H' 'uofe Tor themselves RoBERT MOTIFS
intGhop, Main street,
NcIt door he Exc nan
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The Grent General Assembly of the Presby
teriRn Church of America.

The Grent General Assembly of the Prcsby-
terrain Church OF America.
IL is expected that there will be here on the
soth Of this month the strangers ever
Tore assembled In this city hundred Minis
rs wall be IN Attendance
OF the Church aNd others who paris
OF the county to on IN with their fn ds
would therefore, call the attention OF the Delegates my friends
ana strangers generally To large and
boots shoes and Trunks Consisting Of the best
10 be found IN the twelve thousand pair have
had ana many OF them have received the
"rT, made by the best manufacturers in ths
great variety Of Ladies and
gentlemen OF most description. and prices
ndueem1nt 10 call should above
good' old stand No 2I5 Street. door below the
Dry Goods store Of MessIs Valentine, BTeeden 4 Co
-. q. FRANKLIN,
my2O Manufacturer and dealer n Roots aud Shoe.
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PURCHASERS OF PIANO FORTES are
respectfully informed that they excellent in.tu
ments Al extremely low pecs NJ the Of
of The hest materials
BY workmen of experience who knaw their
IN durability n woikmnn'hp aud beauty ~ 6nh
Warranted equal 70 any made IN his country.
LRhnru snd siasey n touch md equality and
tone throughout are marked peeuaes o. the o
Tor ale BY The subacribrr
Owing 70 m arrangement effected with the manufacturers the
subscriber b. enabled n furnish these splendid
ps Than hey be- any where ee Fouih
Yoft and AZ The time b. equal
The Vpiaa WIN. T.. MONTAGUE,
Dealer In fanos Music and Museai Instruments general No
my5 t6t Main street. sigp or the Golden T.yre
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------DI SSOLUTION

TENHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
IL hserbers under and style u
F. s. ] ). JAMES & CO, Of Richmond, and
EDWIN JAMES & CO.. Of PetsrsJurg.
Dissolved Eaeh authorized the
hereby bind both OF tn for Of wind
and for rufsr OF
accepting paper either for the -ad late @
accommodation be
The which has been aeeumulating during
winch have been interested
collected without unreasonable delay We
therefore forward pay
all saeiory Seeunty for such portions ofter
debt they discharge We wish avoid Law
possible. FLEMING JAMES
EDWIN JAMES.
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ALEXANDER'S TRIC0BAPHE!
Improvement Of 1916.

FENHIS new and popular Liquid fAIh ID Il
Il introduction has with ramped but merit
subscribers would inform the public that s
further has lately been made that it stands now
unparalleled II eoors the Hair either Black Brown nstanta
neousy the clothes and instead Of
the ha imparH the beauty and elasticity Of youth
Its excellence will be apparent every one upon single
nnnlra
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RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI P0MADE.

The Proprietor of this NEW and beautiful pre-
paraou confidently recommends having ouai nihe world
heautul and glossy appearance the Hair
proroting grow h, aud preventing its falling out
DIR. JACkSON'S BALSAMlC ELIAlR,
Preserving and Rcautifying the TEETH.
.sND PURIFYING THE BRE-iTH
This article will he found invaluable, where
persons sueetto ~o, Swelling bleeding Curator whsn
and giving mHess the T and preserving them iron BE-
doeayfo rendering delicious freshness the
fom bad Teethhc bad breath Of
persons disorered St1mach This excel
and Balsle which implicit rcliare may be
placed has the approval the most respectable Ply
ant Dentists. both Europe and the United States
For by Duval Purcell H. DuEa' p. Johnston j. p Du
Co. n Eusae~ :. NJ Zaehrsson A Leslie. A Bo
decker Bro RicA-SHf. SDotswood Roberts c COring
PersbzrF; BTceden Winchester; }. Cooke Faeets
burg; and al ths principal Druggists throughout the T. Of
r. a. G. A Wright sole Agents LOT the Z - Philadelphia
no25-u
TAsH FoR RAGs.-The~ Frankln Manufacturing Company
~ intending extend their manufacture OF Paper, will
the and linen Rags waite roloured
Country Merchants forward parcels Of 10 the suSss
bsr who ~ilTemitPayment he may be directed
John RICHARDS
SUPERINTENDENT rankin Ma Compy
Richmond, May 18th. 1896
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ID III. TAYLOR RESPECTFULLY INVITES THE
u ATTENTION PuRcHsKHs Piano Porte. at
the above Establishment feeling confident give
faction An his Pianoiaro and on
trial subject TO be returned u good Constant
him all tos embracing
the shonah styles of hnsh both Of Rosewood Mahogany
Tie also offers for sae Piano Foues from variety
than other establishment the aodnR
greatest advantages the selection. lie
for the best and most celebrated makers this county
No the least risk in purchasing Piano
w. Taylor They every thing he represents theta Power
Sweetness aud Brancy Of Tone happily blended
and durability Of Workmanship highest state
OF he written given with each instrument
sold by him.
9 Orders from the country attended the greatest pune
tuay, and Ladies and Genuemen residing a ans are
surcd that whenever he favored per letter
les his practice than an instrument AZ
viii bear the rrcsst scrutiny.
Prices ncudng paekng 5000 300 32O $50 as 400
and upwards
~ r. Keeps Musical Instruments general Of the best quail
~ Large stock n CLASSICAL and STANDARD always on
and he constantly receiving the publications
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GRUBBS " APPERSON,
DRUGGISTS.

No. 81 MAIN street,
HAVING made large additions to their stock
- IL Drugs Medicines Paints sua Window Glass
&C prepared To furnish County Merchants otr s
low similar articles be purchased We in
vte those wishing purehase and stock
GRuBRS A APpERSnN
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IGOR SALE ON THE USUAL TERMS

E'UH 0ALE ON HE USUAL TEKMS-
Il American PKfNfr
French IN almost every vsurt,
Lawns. several eases of very handsome styles
GlAGUAhs. french, Scotch and German
Uernaa Robes
Pop.ne Bf0cha
CAhBRiCs. Plaid, striped and piain
MUSLIN ROBES. co.d aad white ani omhrod
Fancy Dress Idtf. shawis and scaris
CLOTHS Tor Coats ard rsnttDons fn great variety
Casino 90. gambftons and Twefds
VefInas. DO M4,slles. Linen and 5k md Wool
h6cf ndss ara Ssars ~ rrntemcn. in great variety
Han U1se, liufn and cotton. fwuie bt1Un and cord
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