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FROM THE HOME OF GEN. CASS.

The Delro Free Press in udcIous Article about INC
nomination, says
nOf the circumstances contributing to this result ~o nave
NOW neiler time nor inclination epeak Sulce 10 say
that, fully concurrug in the Democratic doctrine oi
scence in the will of the majority and entirely sassneo OF
the unbemishcd churactcr pure political eneis, and ncot-
rup,ibs integrity of Gen. Pierce we promptly and coraa
"a ,bc contest prepared do battle under our ne"
leader with whatever Of ability 1t is in our power to CON-
. oopdI
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IRGIyIAAt Rules held in the Clerks office OF the Circuit
Of Chancery for county Of Chesterfield the 9Th Gay
HJune, 1889:
Haley Cole administrator Of Obadiah ux, dec ana
Furloin, and Mary his wife, Fiaihun''
against
Joh Henry Johnson and Harrie, hs WIFE, Alexander x James
George and Alex Cotton John ix Thos HI Josiah iiI Betsy
fsuna Josiah Hx and their
ands whose unknown Daniel o. Locke Edwin
orneu, D. Ee, and Elizabeth his wife, james Elicit and Ds
Ia his wife and judith his wife Charles Hone WI
ocke Charles Anna Locke WIN James Hx and Albert
sraneh and wife, said James, George and Alexander
Cotton Charles Ilorrer WIN Locke and Charles Anna y
parko Poindex,.r their ad lem. Defendants
The obec. OF This b is settle and distribute whole
a and personal OF Obadiah Hix dscd and especially sell the
and Consisting seventy and aland warrant granted for
ces In the 1872 division among his heira And affidavit
vns en fled that the defendants John and Alexander
are Of the State andhat dieent inquiry has oeer
ade without ascertain tho place OF reedene Of Betsy
snina Pemea Jane daughters Of Josiah x OF the names
ihe husbands said defendants notified 10 appear ate
~ order published week for four weeks In som
sssre printed in the city Richmond do what neesssar
protect their interests In this suit Copy-Iests:
JrnsR-eviw SILAS CHEATHAM,c O.
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LELoin The DO-inn Posi-.

70 the dcnocracy of New En.lant, who had watched
he noceedng. and proach baiiJnes OF the CONVENTION
w intense interest e :es" though snne"ha sur fir'2
II frs, il in the hgh degfst satisfactory hH' WI i' use
hcn Ia cnthGsa tie Gen PisEcE possesses
II the ricnents rDpIlacy, anG fs srt-cih ;" corr
nl,u,rnt 10 New Hampshire, Of when M, shGh o"'
un,Iuuy democrats: stats Ia wei! worthy 3i'Io nc "
Isr-d j, the chief m E-racy, We confidently b''"e
; hc Tho end u ais Term w Gnd hn but hity y.a;s o.'
lIe il called Ia nigh Destiny i Is glorious even - %
defeated as the snnda braor o ehch parry aS o"'
with is broad national Cn:on D!incres ano us e"p'
sive pol;cy l.ul 10 be borne br soc piI''ip'cs :'
.ur. Marty into the frs. elcrve Office 10 mo "''l, 80
fnIG!I Ihn duties ol IL by wise energetic an1 e"
suitnbie ~ the We live 70, ant leave
49,, .rt right name the historic reco:c-lis i CRUZ"
-, s;n,u,are and Ia satisfy the lofIiest hm3i"n l. i
M sIander 10 say lha, the presidency has been nno Is
,ne aim ~ our first and orators and efh-s
the Mace sought oy e!liaen M" secks 'usss
nrv,e ciliz.n Of New Hsmpsne. The spec'AGe lt en-
aorecabe one From Canada line 10 CiIiforn!a .e pspn
,eli turu their Eyes upon with appreciation lney WIN
h,il FaaxKLS PIERCE the compromsc ana nor'o"S
ddos: am; when the democracy of these ihfy one @
IrIy united The wing banner goes down osote '"e" "
| ever champion shHli bear II. ,,, ,,s,, u. q
uon Ws T. KING tough and tried statesman. no 10
o nresidsn of the Senate and therefore familiar WIN me
dnes of vice president. He s also nj Tor prcsotnt fou'
- emerpency occur So that the ticket our encs hh's
| g;ven MS III Baltimore isl sound and strong one.
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Nh FpE.EaHursrR, musician of Albany, hiss Invented
nae, musical instrument, the materials used for The cor
.,ruc,on being sea shes The exterior of the shell s NOT
disturbed and retains all Its rough attraction Inc oc
niece IL fitted to lube adjusted at the heao OF 's
she'll Along the sdss tho kayhoes are a'ran2eo a. pop'
intervals and the edges carefully lined Vai'o' hneo WIN
velvet hinged at one corner covers the NOUN Oh "e e"s
and ia compressed opened as the cha'ae'of o. ,"o
requires Al the opposite and extreme corner u ,,.s
~ ft for the eare.s Of the surplus air. The in:tfu.
with tho valves and keys closed, is air t!sht,
d Tho variations in the size and natural organization o o
hau furnishes the change In the tone OF the Instrument
IT,. ,u,c Is said 10 be powerful and agreeable.
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crn p,EpcE IN pRovIDENcE

peov,nxsor JUNE l0-Gen. Pierce arrived here on inc
Csnopcus from Newport at o'clock this evening
10 a uscomed at the wharf by large number OF citi-
Hs is stoppinR at the City Hotel and leaves n the
hall. n,st 7 o'clock train tomorrow for home.
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RATIFICATION MEETING IN PRINCE GEORG

! NA ION MEEllHG IN PRINCE GEORGE
3tG meeting Of portion OF the Democratic party Of ht
count? OF Prince G=o:ec held On Thursday 0a nt Jrcc
~ The Court House, motion OF Hm G.. Brchett, Esq
MaJu James s. Gee called the Chair anI pr. TheJ
i. Hail appointed Secretary.
The object the r1ruig having been explained by the
Chairman ratify The nominations Of Fr.nkla Pierce auc
William k. King for President and Wee President of tbs L.
States:
Thos. H. Daniel, Esq., then offered the following rcsou-
IONS, alter having rreeccd them with some very eloquent
! .eLharEs. az 10 the cfargcir. Of Gen. Pierce
hesolVed, That tie nominations made ny the National
ocucrac Convention for President. and Vice President
r Uhcu Saics entirely acceptable this merIin
itii sii1i receive our coriihi support.
,taG:ved, TEbtia Frnnkln Pierce of New Hamp.hire
lie npnince Tor t7estsni have w,se pas, history
rs county, Dot. civil and military, he us Cincinatus.
e '::ar Stunned than sought Office, therefore is the
c;,i::led TO support.
Resolved, Taat in VIA K. King OF Alabama, the noni
nee 20: Vice President have Gne whose high character,
eG;ntn ability and distinguished public career merit
highest GpprnDafion, and will rally 10 hi. support Inc Demo-
tracY Of the un1n.
Resolved That with such standard bearers, bearing aolt
the principles of the Democracy set forth by their Con.
vcrton auccass must aud will inevitably follow, in hs ap-
prDachng campaign.
Charles F. !co!c Esq and Timothy Rves The electors
for district seconded the rescluons and showed that
the nominees only worthy OF support but meritod
end w0ald receive in Vgins, and the Un1n an old fash
iuned Jackson mn jcry.
The resolutions then unanimously adopted.
On motion OF S. f. Anthony, Esq., the South Side De-
mOcrGf Richmond Enquirer and Examiner requested
10 publish the proceedings Of the meeting.
On motion, The meeting then adjourned.
JAMES S. GEE, Chairman.
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II. B. RICHARDS.
40. 81, JOHN STREET, ThkEE DOORS BELo'

Nassau Street, New York,
tpoEMHaLy LYScHBCRo riRoiNiAJ
EEvS on hand OF Hardware anu Gutter?
IL If Tools boinetS o"or
arvteenr Articles &c wishing 10 purchae eooos IN
sim. =, be Lowest prices nre desired call him at NO 81
John .e where they will find all articles on the most
H. D.
40 AZ John OF New York.
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4. a. HALL, Secretary.
TO he Editors of the Wig.

1 o me I,QuoT6 OF me UHto
powuArAS Houss, JUNE II, 1882
You in your yrstcday'- paper that spoke before
you reached The House the day after the mob and ask il
did my entire approval OF Gov. Johnsons COM
mutation of Hatchers punishment? On Saturday the Sth
Of Nay Mr.. Lewis moved that committee be appointed 10
crque into tho expcdcncy of moving the capital from the
city ot Richmond central and convenient locality
where the Executive could discharge his constitutional
functions without sutiectng tho dignity OF the office to in
suit and his mansion 10 threatened and overt nets OF vio
lencen
70 which offered the following substitute
Whercas il is currently reported that the public grounds
Of tha Capital Of this State, and tho Executive manson
were invaded, and the Governor of this Commonwealth
grossly insued on the night Of Friday the t inst, by
lawlcss MOB:
"H il nsrefoe Resolved by the General Assembly. That
Committee Of three the part Of the Senate anJ five
the nr OF the House of Delegates BIZ appointed 10 enquire
the OF the alleged outrage with power to send for
persons aad papers, and report whether any, and If
what proceedings ought be taken by The Legislature in
relation thereto and To prevent hc recurrence OF similar
ouGragcs."
;hs Gly speech Gade tie day after the mob On is
csnns Of hs 81 ss 1 o. 81
- the G lycrnor but the sovereignty of the STATE h.
cac upon the House take all necessary steps 10 uph'
tho dignity the cffcc did not believe inc ozsns ~
Richmond ought be held responsible Tor inc conduct o.
Tie :noh" the capital removed
had rot that ,imc. io-ac any Option 90 20 me Po
,,,y Of The action Of the Governor had not aecn TIE
but pnly knew thai there difference OF opinion
IN the subject and that the Governor in the
crcisc Of The authority conferred on MN oy .e
d he nws had ordered slave 10 be transported oeyont
m. nod tates which nc was asked to 90 by large mum
her of Tho savehoIdng citizens OF this cltyamong 'hei
some of the abes dvnes in the State the former learned
Attorney General Of the State, whom suppose you voice
or-the abe counsel BY the court 10 detend
er-nany lawyers OF high legal attanmens three OF he
candidates for Prosecuting Attorney of this city; sesea
merchants and doctors OF high standing, too numerous
mcn,innand last, though not least, one o lhe Editors
| your paper. 49,, . h,, IN
er read The evidence in the case as taken down oy m
clerk Of the court; thought the Governor committed al
error in committing the punishment of the slave as slatef
IN NV moi. OF the 9th Instant 10 Baltimore, attend
ng he National Democratic Convention when the vote OF
Inc resolution taken. ,,,,,,nr
Respectfully, CHASIAIN WHITE.
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Z.srsvutE June TO- ls52-The democracy ol h s p'aJe
held ast ash, an enthusiastic meeog rayns nf nom, Cn
aOns and resolutions Of The N5GnI, ,5u1 sh.r.en snd as
emavspoa support nominees aud
blank OF our noble platform Of principles Fu' Gown o"'
LARGELY for Pierce and King
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SEA HATEING.

CHESAPEAKE HALL, HAMftON. VA,
Is The waters edge ana
and spcudd Of the Bay Hampton koads !anef
River and The Surrounding country 1t will be opened on Ius'uay
ey. stay Of visitors pleasant aud ageehe and takes me oeI
y his ability aud disposition please 10 Ihoss VINO nave
heretofore selected .Chcass s for their Summer euea
s advantages bathing not surpassed oy any o'nc
H1 pace. and the climate is proverbial Tor health
le the mountain stream ine bsihs
aatranr, Tor Hot Shower Cold Baths II S hoped 1ha AL
Who visit the '.IIa'' may be pleased n.,,. -,
Blas Fishing Tackle &C. readiness Tor ys'on fafe
be suppiicd naeks Facilities arc consy
rts pass and Old Point, BY means OF Carriages
Boats or Sail Boas =, ,.
Board per day. y 20
board per week, ~ '"
Children under - Of and servants hall price,
No charge 10 guests for Bathing. ..>,r,
e. Richmond whs and Dispatch, and Washington Union and
National n.clsencer please copy weekly weeks 7-eq
;h day opened visi,ors They L. miles
ssoye Richmond from the Manakn Town Ferry Powha
county regular from Richmond by the Danvlo
Railroad TO Robious Depot the River Road Thence daily
line n Omnbuses Syringe Fare through e Board by tho
s 30 by hs week S. by the month 8 Children under II
MARS Of and hall price, Horses per day sa
and lodging so eah The table will be furnished
With syry thing In season. and the musical band Bathing
smusmen,s Of tho Bali and Bowling Alley will DO regular,
te;,t up during the season. m .,. o., .
the comfort and pleasure Of his guests :,
Charles Mcgvoy Esq., we'll known as ekal professor OF nj
cn " - ~ " X. w. ROYsTER
Iuns I-eiff
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RATIFICATION MEETING AT CH1LLIcoIaE,.a
CHLticoTgE June l0-A great Democrauc ,1aasd bv
meeting held here to-day, which "n; p.s.s and King
Hon. VIM. Allen and others in support OF 1ie'S 80
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had neither the right nor the inclination 10 tissppoin,
although circumstances not anticipated q, the time o.
my appointment renieIed my position both delicate ant
let The impartial pen Of history record. 1t is enou ;,
for ME 10 Know that my course was greeted by the ap
rosins smiles angels above al The tne ard that the path
TOD ~as literally with flowers. Willis cannot
hG; regret at tho illlsiGious upon whom
expectations have ccn!cd for the first office in the gift Of
free people not selected, unite congrnui
lions Eut il spontaneously conferred one SO er
ncnt. wor lie free will offering Of the democracy
The lnon. knw, and know well, Franklin Pierce and
William L. King Two high minded and honorable
:nrn !:sYe lve They will do honor 10 the party
wncn has selected ;hom its standardbcaers, and 10 td
stations to which They will be elected nv rclsoon The
Democratic party which has been unfortunately distracted
1nt divided by the action Of the Baltimore Convention is
united upon the unanimously designatei an; upon u
nltiona platform which be read witno' magniiynI
glasses ant be Understood without the aid Of dictionary
Is now upon It's ancen! footing. and upon u rosd to an
ld.fnsiioned victory.
have the honor 10 be, with kind regard, vnur friend
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!, KR kNTON, y. c., FEIALE SEMINARY.

NJ ,KRkNTON, n, c., FEIALE SEMINARY.
E OF sIns:ubn will commence the 10Th
Juns 1882 and continue The buildings have essn
sersae 10 hs M health ae%!sT Of ,hs p9gM There
s,s:ris u4ls s able nsanagen of MIR. and Mrs Brandt
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OAK GROVE EADEMY,
RTrEINGHAN CftNTE VA

vr,ur exercises OF this School .ilted within miles Of
Enne Collegiate Institutes alle road leading from New
c1 . ,ec sins.am c. H. will presumed the 2th OF Junu
sry. Sg terminate on the 18th oNovemoer following
RI. cor instruction embracese ordinary English branches
: ,.,n Al The ars branches OF MalheNlics.
TIL thankful for the aonags heretofore extended
@ .ec,.uy soiicits coninua,e Of the sane and pledges
aa no pains will be spared 1.-THE moral and culture
~ ,b2.s entrusted 10 his care.
Trsys-For Board and Tuition peresson Of months, soO
.yIrsss lOHN I. CLAIBORNE,
~. t-cu Gravel Hill, Post Once
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LETTER FROM WIN. L. MARCY, ESQ.
L. ~ araaSy JUNE 5, 1852.


GEsrtEyEs: have received your insilalon 10 arena
The meeting the assembled democracy o me ey d
90 for presdcn, and Vice President recently auc
by the Democratic National Convention very ~ ,n nuI hem
should be mos, happy do ia expressing nearly con-
cueoce in these nominations and the other proceedings ''
y knowledge of the political character OF tao
I'D democrats presented for suSfaSes ana my persona
acouninance with hem enable me I" sneak WIN h
bodncss of their eminent qualifications FOR the stations e
have tcrn indicated 10 fill. ., "a
Thr services ~ our couuty, In situations o. 2ss.t
snnnsjsIi,y their fidelity 10 democratic 2rnciFte al M
vnIcd attachnoen, 10 the constitution and the o me
Siarce commend them favorable rc' ana 90 o
allow myself 10 doubt for moment that inc Hcioc ~ VI
this Stale will rally, with uncommon unanim! anu "s =.
ihejr sronor look to as nationa parry, a.
the approaching election the only means OF insung
the country an able uncorrup and economical aans..h
,Ion of our public nias. Should the people conhm-as
confidently believe they wihe choice OF tho convenuo
they will secure to themselves this signal blessing
scarcely need 10 give the that whatever can ~
10 bring about this auspcious result will De do'c. a'
win great tsspeei s'a' o'eu''"' " +. MARCY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-28
WHOLESALE AND FETAL.

T0HN S. HOPKINS is opening the finest stock
J Fancy and Staple Dry Goods, exhibited In this
market. His Press goods comprise full assortment Of an
the most desirable styles OF SILK, Persian Cloth, Berege
dI2incs, French Muslins GnchRms and Prinsall fast
eolOTs. very choice selection of Bonnets anil Bonnet
Ribbons; Also few fine French Flowers for out aud in
side trimming; Grape Shawls Piano and Table Covers,
Caletig Mating and fine Rugs ladies' and Misses line
shoes, all qualities; also, Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes PanaTla and Legborn Hats. Looking Glasses, Hard
ware Wall PAPER and Bordering, Painted Curtains and
Curt Ina Material i'm fact ever thing usuay kept In inc
Dry Goods Boots and Shoes, Hardware and Paper bus-
ess may be found very low for cash. [aI24
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tOOk,s FAMILY GROCERY.

rE undersigned has this day opened, in Iineks new
i building, First street, between Main and Locust.a
splendid sock of Family Groceries, of my selection
from Eastern markets, which viii sell at very low prices
for cash, or Produce of all kinds.
shall keep constantly hand fresh supplies Of Butter
Cheese ar Poultry and other leading articles, for the
table direct from the farmers, having made arrangements
10 be supplied several times week during the summer
with all kinds Of Country Produce All goods purchased
Cooks will nc delivered nj the residence ofcusiomers
# desired have rket wagon especially for hns
purpose the refore solic share of public patronage
and wifi try to merit it. Please call and examine my
stock. [jc30ul Z.H. COOK.
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FANCY DRY GOODS.

FANCY DRY GOOIS-
TUSr received per steamer HindOo, 19 Gases fancy
J Dry Goods Comprising in part the following towiE
Plain and Figured Chameleon;
du do silk,
MoUsln DeIains;
Cashmere do
Wool do
Florence Silk,
silk Serge:
Grape ass'd
Rich winter Bonnet Ribbons
Biz and Fancy fig. Silk Wells;
Black silk Shawls;
Bay State do
Sup. Fine do
Black and Fancy silk Cravats
Ladies Fancy silk 1ies;.
Ariciais. (Nnter)
Cuffs md Ruches ass'd;
Kid Gloves do
Silk and Ca s5mere do
Lsle Thr read and Cotton do
ALSO,
cases Sprague. p. Allen & Son, and Globe Fancy
Prints:
/ do Solid Ciyd:
I do Beachcd Muslin; and for sale low nv
scIt2o MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
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G. EUMhIELS
rRENIuM %

NNE package Of this Essence viii go as far as fonr
~ poands OF Java Coffee. and Coffee made byt s.Es
sencc will preserve perfectly ihe real taste Of the 5,G
Java Coffee, but viii have more delicate and fnera
vor finer colour, and will rtainly be muchwhsi'
somer for every person than pure Java Coffee wllii-'
be clear without requiring anything 10 clarity it,
.NGHHfdeutred aud for SoIe. Wholesale and Y etaiL
by DAN'L BOILER dl co. Pha-
And for sale, Wholesale and Retail by
sept2I-ddw. WOOLSEY & LINCK.
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New Groccry and Provision store.

New Grocery and Provision store.
TTNIIE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens OF
Il ansye and the surrounding country, That ne mas
opened Grocery Provision and Fruit Store at the eorner
of Main and Fourth and will be his aim TO keep
cycryarticIe in hs line, either wholesale or retail.
have on hand large lot ofcheese which VIII seu oy
the box si,ye ound among the lot there Is some Eng
lish DAIRY aecse-a rich article Coffee, Rice, RaisiDs
Oranges, Lemons, Teas OF all kinds Lard Oil vinegar
Molasses, Green Apples. Candies Starch, Mustard Pep
per- indigo States Sand Paper Tea and Table Spoons.
and many other articles too tedio TO mention, which er
sons may see by giving me All kinds of ProdLse
wanted. IdetGl JAS. SPALDING.
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Clothing, Furnish nE Goods, Hats
Caps, &c.

Tue undersigned having jrstCM
bought ogi the Clothing Establish "a
zcsssSza~ rnent Of Mr.. S. KAmS, under the SSS
o>- Journal Oifte, would respectfully call
the attention Of the public to the large stock Of Clohng,
Furnishing Goods, &c, which they have hands.
They of the best manufacture and made in the most
fashionable styles Having been purchased at such
as will enable them To sell at the very lowest prices
Those wanting Clothing OF any description, Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods generally would find il To their
advantage call this establishment before purchasing
elsewhere. In this stock will be found Ovcrcoas Cloaks
Dress, Frock and Sack Coats Shirts Hats and Caps &C.
&c. which open for inspection. Call If you want
to get goods cheap. GOTTLEIB, VILE cs co.
decIo-tf
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BOARD CFHHALTH.


meeting of the Common Council ofthe city of Ev
n ansylle. cll July l7th ls5s, the following ,entle
men appointed BOARD HEALTH for said city o
the ensuing year:
Prs. 4. G. HALLOCK, ISAAC CASSELRERRY,
l.. Y. MITCHELL, L. X. DAVIDSON,
THoS. NJ. JOHNSON, Esq.
1T s7City papers copy.
The following Sections city Ordinances:
SECTION ). 1t shall be the duty OF every practicng pns
sican In the city, to notify member Of the board
health Of every OF contagious infectious disease
the city, within six hours after the presence of such dis
ease to his knowledge; and every such physician
shall quarterly report to said board of health every death
which shall 10 his knowledge in the of his
practice and also the Of such death and should
physician neglect TO comply with the requirements ofhi.
section ofs ordinance. he shall for every such neglect
forfeit and pay not less tan three than twenty
dollars.
SEC. 6. If any person shall at any time knowingly In
troduce assist In Introducing into the city
contagious infectious disease Of dangerous oath
character such person shall for every such offence
forfeit and pay not less than three than fifty dol
larse JAS. .G. JONES, Mayor.
A'tst:
JSo. J. CHANDLER. Clerk. t223m1
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SELLING OUT COST

THE undersigned. anxious to close their extensive
stock of furniture as soon possible. now ofertc
sell at COST oi their WGrerooms Main street neay
First mt wholesale RETAIL in any quantity 10 suit,
chasers. Their stock comprises excellent variety
neatly manufactured Furniture bought low for cash IA
will be sold great bargains The public are inyitedt
call and examine for themselves.
jy293m HERSHBERGER e. BRO
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TRIMMINGS.

TRIMMINGS.
NTFW fall and winter trimmings for sals Ribbons by
N the ward o. bolt: Velvet Ribbons by the yard or
bolt Wax Beads by the Srand doz. strands, variety
of Lace Gimp. aneois Gimps and Laces. Brades, But
tons Bonnet Silks pain, ehangabIe and figured worst
ed Gloves, new article with many other trimmings.
Bonnets repaired, Silk Bonnets made 10 order.
K. GUTHRIE.
oct.-3td-2tw Main St opposite the Bank.
(tITY ORDERS FOR SALE BY
~ oct0 SAMUEL ORR,