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I Crew, lame u Crew
IL Trust II Valentine and other Defendants
aside the b,
criinar Henry Clarke: right and survTE.
y..ltJr uscps CoGn. deceased paiiuei
~ the "cn and Cia,ke Joseph VI
A.. Jnucy Trustees from tie sai IIark capa
and Mary VI his The
uo .Ea property embraced The a deeds aiiS, +:
n4n'. Aforesaid against the sa.i
Il,Er, CLAIMS thereto The FitziC.
as tenant the courtesy aud administrator Of s deceased wiz;
and filed tia. :e defendants
nance a al h Communicable, the said defendant,
lt rsl APPEAR Tie Rucs holden Clerks Once
Il! III. Monday December alg
i. necessary rroec! their Interests III tris sUi.
\ CJ.y-l e..c ELS ROBINSON ClE
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PLOUGHiNG 81 STEAM--Ls'e English papsIs an
nounce that the 'laqua Of fweede has succeeded per
e-atl of modern times Steam will do everything yet eS-
cept ea,ing-we always intend 10 do mastcS'ion-
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ltI:N tHI Nun, FtI Il. 0E 'SIE 1' T!Tt II..NN
the .; 81 Richmond he 81 iHy Of October i-5S
Il ta.ag - iIonIut tie i.3.tG
Jv., 4. BuIs'ss, rl'niii
sEain+!
Charles L. Iia!reys at her Defendants
Tnc !ilis nrIniu decree account ~ Il:
ui lri
nom i ihr t;r dissolution. atS1
received 5"i eter by h" laIrt'l
regard tfcreio. during existence
plaintiff dissolution AMI o." decree ~ laSor0l ts
said ccEant what. the taxing OF IT..
ia he de 10 i ron th said Gelef
Iu iUTltI ia. as'cHafig ~ ono OF Tic tamu slre!s
OF Tie ~. !aGney i Rue ~ The SAID te
..t W. Burgess. Loan by lhc Sa.i VIM "
Nv i"r!S and tot
Defendants Dual et"g The cay 81 Richmond ioI
III hcue AMI lot. and n ItIoa III
M Iai. ~ p0rrcd3 lt sale
mo- i- the sad VIM. V H"Eesl III chirfe 81
10 tr ;e It cc'erddti
tbs piaim1 'Ec Partnership fihsasti5ts III de:.i
aCy Tnr.ui ne eic"1an found 70 SATISFY
Cc.1 made ans lie! hat the eran;
.hoy na q III; Common Teah III. SAID Isicn
!. notified nrrca the g!as be holden lie C!eixI
.)1,e a lie said the .rsr Monday Eercmbet
IL, @ia, necessary pinfct ha 6e!csi ~ t6s sTl
;, copy i.ata, Els ROBINSON, Css.
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Bos7os Oct. ia terrible gale prevailed al pisco
called Scediac: and several 7cssris, With Es c:ss ee
reported SC have teec lost
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against.
I-.I I,l.IEn IN u nEI
iIIIgIiuanLs

III IIu!O UtIthianls
Tie object hls charge the defendants wh the pa?
amount q the Ii.y 81
Richmond. The 9h day at March 1879, favor
i!tn.y Clarke William John Clarke
ctuips casCt an. ls" LIIr, mad:
az, r. that he Gana above rsna. nonresident 0 tht
Common defendant aGlei appear the RI,.
IN"
yi1 Gc:cssary pr,et
~ : !. =Dpy-Iesi".
Ott s-csiw Eu~ RUBI.|SO.,. Ci.,t
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stItGIStt. iu.,. taTLis n.re tie
cu"rr he ,I"nly Ils".ico M1Gday the Ei
0i az oJLG i.t:
Miles { S.lt.u tia.:.1
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tTiUGISIA.-At Rates clcrSs Office Circuit
y CITY of RICHMOND The ;Erd dag CT October
lS5?. a. being Mynidy IL The MONTH
u
i'laIrlin

i:corcr aG, oder DafehIaEt
dcfeEdai;
lkrGs AID Wallace Tor i've huGde twenty dollars ai
he Nrr:Ga Central Raj CompaEy
plaintiff sail utfra
Scott the hID!s Of TIE said Company AFFIDAVIT
dat t deGaanr
resident lie said az
holden is CLERKS The SAID CoU
tie E,Cesszly
rr1,ci hi l:.cIr4. 10 I!ls sJil. A Copy--Tc.ts'
~ .-.rm.y Ei's. Cl,E
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These experiments s""d be Conducted vii; gfsttaE 3i 81
:e"efa! farmers 'sen parts 81 Inc Stale
scniy promote the cause b? making experiments on 'i,
50 thu much TisE cncounterne much
hey can Try s7mros and modes ii cultivation me
should critically asceliatd ami afterwards
for general tce lliscass 3i rpnr II dhJ 81 hse
should succeed they may then adopted OF tss
as and general Bur Individual soated CO
ne msn;s model farm should b. established near the large "
the processes Could to. within the eye o. The
where The principles Of chemistry ton D. 1siacd
by nartlce. Scttnc eyTa!ons &c made b Shes
thus sa o. Clinical lecture, "a II 'eF5 InEh'
the very theatre Of experiment Til' ta SdiSi "
self s before the ryr 81 lie Spectator.
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FRS, c3vRr HuUsE, oft, li, 20
n he Ga:esoia deere arc ns's"y y, go ~:
, al ' t 4. 3? sI1s; rtSue y
Su:s coa, Linn s Place Ii. parties egnr:a
vi, WITH 's he ssdsS;s s"a' me to '' ~
The said decree r,na,iss;c.cr ;c CEsEcs-y q az >
csur: Ii: day ard "a: @'' a'sS's'' E2aRE Z. Lane
Co.. S-cTiw
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Fsani. Lri, Iacy rmT isErT S,T.s. Ia; 5hiid -"
:tloa o. William II C;umi and Others, Deier;."l+
1rc ubisct II This m The cTisihi ~ ".
rs. Csa which Mar CTGm iiei s.izei ard possessed .t
The several pare entitled u6't:5 1c15TIns 70 thf lei
fcn,.. above namct 1oareSideHs 81 THIS COnmQh'ea
sa .cien.ars na'i.ei appear tho RHies 10 be h"'e
crs Once o. sGii Court ca he Etst Monday N
ns e. Eu a.tGssay u protect ,t: !asss u" M
Ccpy-Teste hLFRso SHIELD; Delaj '-'-''i
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SAVINIS BANK U"hW haa!lJin& III. lhcfr stI
prtino ficfi.s ali!cd uIi community ty the eslat III
mcnt o( the Monticello Bark ere informed thai each 81
rf ,h,ra BANK ons profitable and safe business nd
,Iat srae considerable appreciation OF the STOCK Of The
vinp INK ha i!an place. Stock in that Bank, who's
rar ,uInr is 3IG5 - rcr share command premium 81
g Der share making each share worth 1l!l 3u car
!, III,
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yvInGySIA Rcss held Clerks Office Of the c-t
;te -oung 81 ifcGrico Monday i.e 80 ia % "
aj.r in";, rt.,..f
! EA!ih Ctunr. r'7."'.
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David f. Lynch az his Boat inrd has demonstrated dur.
n The pas lew months thai 'sao things be done ar
w ms Others DC little moc eNpIcit mat boat onii'
iup can be successfully accomplished al iir tad oi nav
ip7Ii, s farther dawn The river Beside several large
.yhich he has set ai0at during The smne hr
ha. annlEer ready tor trade, aH The .I!ononSGhei
Belle" steamer lhe STOCKS, being rapidly comPleed
IlJ5,rguforR Mirror.
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lEarshall County Falr.

We attended the Fair at Moundsyille opsyssteT-
day. che grounds are admirably located, and the
Mound occupying the centre of the area gives de-,
lgRtfal relief to the scene. and affords beautiful
view OF the country around. ass
The riding became quite exciting in the after
noon and several horses attempted to practice
'.iunping the rope, but not being perfect in this
spot, they were unanimously tripped, and horse
End rider went down together in hasty style. No
one was seriously injured, however, and the gene
raj couclusionswns thatrope jumping was not afe,
snd..we presume persons who attend to-day andto-
morrow will not be favored with this feat, though
we d0sst not that there will moro attractive dis
plays to-day than even the rope riding of yes
terday. The address will be delivered at halfpas
two O'Clock this afternoon by Prof. Pendleton.-
We hope that our citizens win call on them to-
day. as they win find the scenery alone, the
mound, &c, more than compromising fol the trip
down The road is good and the weather inYi-
ting.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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world for the OF obstinate coughs cods asthma
bronchitis, blood splitting, liver complaint, whooping.
cough, Group tickling rising in the throat
biity, pains in the side breast broken constitutions
from the abuse of ealomel and other causes is DOCTOR
SWAYNR'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHER
RY ard consumption, after it has reached state, and
sumeI character hitherto considered ncurable, yields
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preparations and the only compound prepared by regular
Physician is manufactured under the immediate care OF
DIR. STKAYNB at his Laboratory, No. North Seventh
st. above Market, Philadelphia.
For sale 1y-DR. JAMES BAKER; KELLS q CALD-
WELL and PATFRRsoN& Co. Wheeling. FLEMING
BROS, Pittsburgh. BURDsALL & Co., Cinciunati
and by dealers generally. ssp1s
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AWFUL. IA coresp; ndent of the Albany State
Register, writing from Niagara Falls, perpetrates
the following excrucatiug paragraph:
"There is deal OF wit, left in this world vet
Our driver sold us all out cheap. Aswe were
driving along towards the Clinton house, we espied
the little pocket edition of steamer that runs all
around and under the fall-the Maid of he Mist!
The driver carelessly asked us if we knew what
she was made of We answered Every wisely
that we supposed she was constructed of wood
and iron. Coachee whistled for a moment, and
then turning his eyes fall upon US, with merry
devil dancing in the corner of then, he replied
No, sir she is Maid Ofthe Mist!' We duly ac-
knowledged the SELF and logged on, largely en-
lightened in the mysteries of steamboat building
on the Nmgaro. Thepun was as old as the boat
but dreadful good.'' t
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From baltimore.
e.narsronpEsoE OF rHE wnEELlsa INEELLlaEscEa
BAlrInoaE, OF. l7--e P. ia, ls6s


BALTIMoRE, Oct. t7--6 p. NJ, 1858.
lam now informed by Dr.. Leas, Commissioner
of Board of Health. TINT q very malignant and
atsffevsg. high type Of bilious, is prevailing in
thai partofour city known IS Felps Point, 1t
has lbeenqnite fatal. Some is deaths since the
disease broke out, mostly Germans and laboteIs.
The physicians have not been able to determine
fully what kind of feverit is. Many of the lnhab-
itants Of Thames street and the square to which
thelmaledyh husfar beenconfned, have closed
their stores and leftwh they deem the infected
district. Improves fatal sometimes in twenty-foaT
hours. The cool weather and precautions which
have been taken ceuse but little general apple
hension Of the disease spreading.
The Directors and Stockholders of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad held their annual meeting to-
doy. The Annual Address o the President, Mr..
Harrison, was uotIeady for delivery. e,howev-
er, made brief address in which he set forth tie
business ofthe road in most favorable light,
showingits steady increase of business. He also
advocated strongly the necessity of double track.
An election of Directors for The ensuing year was
then enteredinto. The following gentlemen were
elected Directors: John Hopkins, Columbus o.
DOnnell, F. Lucas. ir., G. NJ. Keyser, Thomas Wi,
mans, CLANCY Brooks, Us. Donaldson, Benjamin
Deford, Nathan Tyson, Thos. Swami, w. H. Key
Ter, A. Shumaker,
The stock of the road has further declined I'M
der the tight money market. Sales to-day lat 500,
$3.50 per share decline since Saturday. 1t will,
if affairs in Europe remain unsettled and the mo.
ney market continues tight go down to $40 pei
share. Many ofou citizens have lost very heavily
in this stock. Some gentlemen have held from
1900 to 1000 shares oft, which they bought at Sc
up toes per shaie. Thus they are 600 to $780,
600 out Of pocket.
The indefinite and unreliable tenor Of the news
from Europe, regarding the Eastern question, has
rather unsettled our market for breadstuffs The
advance in fteighis, too, keep prices from going
up as much as was anticipated.
Sales to-day Of Howard street flour, 200 barrels
ats6,s7, cash. Also, 1900 barrels for delivery il
November al S6,sl. Grain unsettled, sales small
red wheat 1s5aS8; white wheat 14Oa144 cents
White and yellow corn sOas1c.
Provisions and Groceries unchanged. Whisky
80 cents per gallon. Tallow quiet, prices firm.
Adispatch just at hand from New York, ate
business hours, says cotton has declined one cen
per pound since Friday last. Sales to-day of sol
bales. Market too unsettled for quotations.
II w.
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TURKEY-Prttnee 0Ortse tqEof, Is Attempt to Poi.
son Omer .Pacha.-Prince Gonschakof had re-
solved 10 remove 0mer Pacha, and for this purpose
he his eiSsares had tried to poison that gallant
general who has already done so much toward the
regeneration of Turkey. Ituppears that Europe
an physician, who arrived some months back at
Constantirople, obtained by dint of solicitation
the direction of the military hospital of Shuma.-
Itseems that 0mer Pacha soon perceived that this
person keptsup mysterious relations with Russian
spies, and in conss quence he kept on his guard
Soon after being warned that there was aninten.
lion to poison him, he fegned to be indisposed, and
sent for the medical man in question to attend him.
This person, afer examining the patient, went out
to prepare calming potion, which, on his return,
he presented to Omer Pacha to drink. The Gene.
ral-in Chief of the Turkish army requested the
physician to taste it first hlmsel and as the other
refused to so, he forced him to drink the whole
of itin his presence. Seeing that the physician
then wanted to hurry out, he forced him to remain
in the tent, in order that he might judge of the
potion. At the end Of some hopls the physician
uied from the poison.-Paris Constitutional. a
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mPOIsONING.m

Thousands OF Parents who use Vsrmirugs composed Of
Castor OIL Calomel &C. are not aware that while they
appear to benefit the patient, they actually laying
foundations for series of Diseases such salvation
loss of sight, weakness Orlim5s, etc,
In another column will be found the advertisement
Hobensack's Medicines to which ask the attention OF
all directly interested in their own well their chill
drens health. In Liver complaints all disorders ari
sing from those OF bilious type should orthe
only genuine medicine. Hobensaclrs Live Pills.
O5f'Be NOT deesfred, but ask for Hobensacks Worm
Syrup and Liver Pills. and observe that each has the sig
nature OF the Proprietor, J. N HoBENsAcK, as none
else are genuine.
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Russians, but according to the works OF their en-.
glneers, they appear to intend to make GiouTgeYo
one OF their centres of operation in the south of
Wallachla. The Turks, on their side, continue
to use energetic means of defense. From Varna
to Nicodemia all the vulnerable pointsof the IIV-
er are fortified; the defle Of S2unondie is impen-
etrable, and the artillery is under The command of
experienced officers. Omar Paeha is at Varna; he
shows an unbounded activity, and is well second
ed by his officers. Everything shows that u the
Russians attempt to cross the Danube aud the
Balkans they will meet with insuEmOnntable diff
cultieS.
A letter from Moscow of the nth states that the
Emperor Of russia. on leaving olmuts, viii pro-
coed 10 Odessa.
AaRlcULruRE IN vlRetNIA-We publish on our
first page to-day the list o! prizes to beawatde at
the Port Royal Exhibition on the 10th Of NoEen-
Der. The public spirited gentlemen " no have Ia-
bored so ardently and so successfully IN this work,
deserve, oS they will receive, The thanks of this
whole section of Virginia, and OF the State at Iuge.
We hope our farmers throughout the VIII le of the
valley of the Rappahannock viii unite in this eff
fort, whose results will rebound so much 10 their
benefit. From what we can Learn, there will be
a very large aitendance-and ample accommodate
ton furnished by the large hearted hospitality of
Port Royal anditS neighborhood. Our State Far
too, to be held at Richmond on the LIST, will DEM
onStrate that the same progressive spirit is felt
and exhibited by the Agricultural interest through
out Virginia. The two Exhibitions do not con-
flict. The District Fairs tend 10 keep alive and
ensure the prosperity of the Parent Society. We
wish abundant success to both.
Among the symptoms of returning life and in
creased material strength and prosperity in Viz
ginia, none is more cheering to the hearts of her
children than the zeal which seems at this time to
animate her whole farming community. 1t is the
exponent and the proof of a general thorough and
permanent awakening to her real capacities and
duties, and the suIeSt guarantee that The former
will be put forth to the full discharge of the
| latter. In this we may rejoice not only as Viz
ginians bat as Americans. No truer sentiment has
been uttered than that by the Hon. w. C. Rives,
Charlottesville, when he said-'.It is the inter-
est the whole Union thai Virginia should be great
and powerful. -
This impetus thus given to Agriculture by our
recent and continued progress in manufactures,
the mechanic arts and internal improvements, will
tend to arrest another enormous evil which has
hitherto crippled her strength. For the last 20 OF
so years in on unbroken tide her SO is have been
poured out upon other States to build up their
Ipower and Importance in the Coniederacy. One
half the energy and industry and active labor she
has thus laVishly bestowed upon them, would have
long ago developed her own resources which are
unsurpassed nnequalled in the Union.-Freder-
ieksbmg Netps.
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: 4AllU III Wll55lIIl5 ~ = 1I 10 bhNkhl -
KILLS & CALDWELL
sep19:daw3m VIM. X. MCKEE

Professor Alex. G. BarTy's TricopheIons
or Medcaed Compound. for Identifying curling DT'
ing restoring a Strengthening the hair re VIM atosS,
OF the skin, curing rheumatic puHs, and healing eYsTs
wounds Bounded by no geographical lines lie Tsnpt
ton OF Barry's tTicopherous HerYass the Union ~
sales Of the article Of late years have increased IN
that almost exceeds belief Professor Barry AFTER, cav
full OF his sales book finds that the number
bottles delivered 10 order in quantities OTTOm E
upwards, during the year 1882, was within tTiaeo
00O TT, ~
tits unnecessary to present length the evidence Orih.
wonderful properties of the triCOpherous when the pub
have furnished such endorsement as this. The chem
ness the art Gle, and the explanations given of its chem
ical action upon the hair the scalp, and all cases Of
percia irritation, first recommended IL 10 the attention
OF the people. This was all that the inventor desired By
cry bottle advertised ITSELF The effects orthe fluid eys
ed expectation 1t acted like charm The ladies would
not be without it. Country dealers in every section O
United States found they must have III and thus was bull
up wholesale trade OF extent hitherto unheaI1 o,S
regards articles OF this kind The highest point has hi
yet been reached and it is believed the sales this YEA
win be million and half OF bottles. ~
Depot and mandatory, No 1871 Broadway New Yort
Retail price, twenty-five cents large bottle.
Liberal discount to purchasers blythe quantity Sold h
all the principal druggists throughout the UnedSits,
Canada Mexico, West lndes Great Britain France ana
by j. II. Patterson, Wheeling, Va, Junel4dtW&w6m
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WILLOW WARE, 60.

1877 Market Square, West side, cor. Market ALEU-.
TN unders gned takes this opportunity to extend 10
his friends his heartfelt thanks tho very liberal va
trOnage he has received since he became resident OF this
city, and begs leave to inform them that he will still con-
tnue TO manufacture every description OF willow and
tan wRie, being fully confident that by strict otenOntO
lie he is determined nothing Shall be wanting on hS
part to give entire satisfaction 10 those who may av0r him
with call, where they will find large assortment Of Tie
above wares constantly Onhand including chidrens
Ons C"ades chairs; ETC. Baskets OF every descTnton
too numerous to mention, Wholesale anu retail.
H5-OrdeTs promptly executedg res h. MOONEY
n BOD baskets neatly renafred. nnri
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The WORLD a. TRlausAL. IA man 81 passes for
what he is worth. Very idleis all curiosity con-
corning other peoples estimate of us, and all fear
of remaining unknown is not less so. If man
know that he can do anything, that he can do it
better than any one else, he has pledge Of the
acknowleds ment of thai fact from allpersons.
The world is full Of Judgment days, and into every
assembly that man enters in every action he at
of boys that whoop and run in each yard and
square, a newcomer is as wei and accurately
weighed III the course of few days, and sta1lDsd
with his right number, as if he had undergone 4
formal trial Of his strength, speed, and teraper
stranger comes from distant school, with better
dress, with trinkets in his pockets, with airs and
professions. An older boy says to himself, ssiPs
mouse; we shall ind him out -mor1oW Elmer
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-10-19

DR. MoRsE's INVIGoRATING CORDIAL.
The only sure and safe remedy yet discovered fer Gen
eral Debility Physical PrOstration Irritability. and eli
the various train of it viii also
Depression, Excitement Dislike of Society, Incapacy
for Study Business, Loss of Memory, Mental Debility,
etc.-see advertisement i'll sepIe
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BEord Palmerston is said TO be the authorof a
sharp editorial article on the Russo-Turksh aues-
tiou,- which appeared in the London Morning Post
CT September Dist accusing the Emperor Of Rus
STA of doubled dealing, shufliug, &C., in bis later
diplomatic management of the point at issue, and
with no real desire of maintaining peace. The
friendly ofces of the mediating powers, it IS also
limited. have neither been accepted iu good faith,
nor treated with that Difference that was their ne
The article concludes with this declaration, that
''Great Britain, nevertheless, knows in what li-
Iection lies her path of duty" and at has vet to
Learn that the western powers have less of resol-
ton than Russia.'' Firmly united with France,
eve shall see the faith of treaties and the indie
pendence of our ally upheld with an energy.
which if unsuccessful in obtaining ITS end by
peaceful means and moral influence, knows how
to accept, and prosecute with yigor, the alterna-
tive which it can no longer avert This certain
ly reads like PaImerston, and as such, the impor
lance which We SEQ Is attached to such a declara-
ton of sentiments At this peculiar crisis, is quite
national. One Of its iIst effects is said to to bea
slight change in the Key notes Of the London
Times, which has been rather more Russian than
English throughout the whole controversy between
the Gear and the Turk. a - e go
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REMOVAL.
HAVE removed my wholesale stock of DRY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, to the new four story brick building
mo. 11g, Main street,
west side, between Monroe and Uniou streets where
will be prepared with early and extensive Spring
Stock. direct from importers Manufacturers which
would be pleased to have my old friends and customers
to call and examine.
feb4 WHIT. sRLBY.
n5-J G. Metcalf will be found at the above establish
Ment, where he awaits his old friends
LYoN's KArHARoS-This invaluable article, for eradi-
eating Dandru curling, identifying and preserving the
hair, is said by all to be the best ever discovered We
should think the wouldan try it, certainly. Price
scents, in large bottles Advertised In another column