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From Stunrt's most celebrated Pnint7n,
mis- large and magnificent Portrait of WAsuINGTon
i rom the BURN Of American Artist, is by
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ncs art ever published, anda likeness OF VI
Inc size OF the plate is eighteen by tentyeIg,
liz hes. Which VIII make handsome picture f,r fLe
e'H sao1d be IN the hands Of every American
Painting, now at The State House. Hartford CT =
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Black,eooa.s Edins,.rsh Masa D ine, t1orD1

These Reprints have been in operation II
s country for tlctnty years. circulation is
sinhty on the notwithstanding the competition
they encounter from American periodicals similar class
and from numerous EcLEcrICs and Magazines up OF
selections nom 70 eisn periodicals This shows
The high estimation which they held tho in ell
gent eading public, and affords that they aIe
Interruption. 'S
Aithoughthese works distinguished by the political
shades above indicated, but portion OF tbeir
contents is devoted 10 political subjects their IfeTa
IyclaIactel which them their chief value and in thai
they stand conies&edly oT
class bGektcood stll under the mastery guidance OF
christopher North maintains It's ancient celebrity, and
at this tIme unusually attractive serial works or
i:uwer and other literary bes, written TINT maya
Zlne, and first appearing III its columns both in cat HIT
ain and III the United States Such ..The Cay
tons and only New Novel," Cloth by liuwer) s.My Pc
mnsular Medal 1.-The Geen Hand" other serials OF
which numerous rival editions issued by tho leading
publishers in this country, have to be reprinted by those
publishers from the Blac kwoou after il has bec
issued by MGssrs Scout ~ Co. so that Subscribers 10 the
caTlcs; reading of these fascinating tales - . '''N
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Another Arrival of
STAPLE GOODS

M nave this day received large quantity of StapIc
pI Goods CONFUSING 10o pieces Dark Prints; Spices
Washington and Mt Vernon Beached Shrtings Merincs
stripes, extra heavy; Long Shaws Hamilton Canton FaG
nell Shifting Checks. Also, dozen Gentlenen's Com
FORTS extra heavy, and in coors.
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Senior Grade, 1900
Seminary proper, Junior Class,
per session, A'- ~ 1900
Meddle class, ID 90
Senior clnss. 16 M

e. Senior class, 1600
l.. : : Ancient Languages, Fourth year, 1900
No eTt'G charges. ercepf he foilouidg 6rGnches:
Muse Yer session of five months, with OF instrument
Tor lessons, '''.7' ''f af'' f'a 7If ~ "a m
20 orinst:uncIt for daily practice, N M -1 900
MpdH-n Languages, Painting or drawing, o.. 1600
t't;:1foidery'' Fancy Needcwork, or plain Sow.
Vocal Music, Chemical Philosophical Lectures 90
Whcr Music Teacher gives lessons out of the Semna.
r IL sequence of the trouble the same is charr
oil IS N the Seminary Wis S1s per session
Pupils arc charged from the time of close
Vi and nc deduction made except sickness
with reference to the management OF The school, we
IN Sc only tosay, that have here and ds
administered kindly inleed, still nmen and
law which all concerned must respect and obey Our
arrangements are also SUCH that pupils under e
of Female Teachers night day This system
citra care and trouble to Teachers, but onlv ga
S!t we have found Teachers, who have well
CI our views.
As to the progress of our pupils In sound learning
those interested will visit attend eXam tons
We will point them TO the members OF higher classes
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: I0utSuH U VFI1u CIIe7Jy'' 80
4 'HD, Mt. Eden, KY, July %, 1882
Mossrs fiarcourt, Howard d Co.-Gents.-Thc "Dr.
Wistar's Balsam OF Wild Cherry that bought you has
been OF such signal benefit i'll family, wish mako
tsyirtues known for the benefit of the public.
My wife took cold at the time her confinement yrbic
cctted cd her lungs The physicians pronounced her dis
case consumption She had profse night hail
couSsi she was given up for we despaied recovery
and her child partook OF her complaint. She then co n
menecd taking sWfstdT'S BaISdH of Wild Cherrvu and
three bottles effected entire with aud The chilli
both - ''''
j have doubt that they would been in their
graves If they had not used Wistars Basam' or Wild
Cherry. IA SETH K. SEARCY.
Seth r. Searcy, whose certificate isabove man OF as
much veracity as any in this country, and good
judgement, and we place entire reliance his statement
HARCoURT, HOWARD q Co r
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MEDICIN AL.
lWistar's BaIsamof wild cherry!

b = NC DesI tledy eVer HnoWn 90 Man y
Fer Coughs, Coids AShma, Group, Bronchitis Influenza
sse4fHg Of the Lungs Difficult Breathtng, Liver 4gec
'fee' fGt's or WeGkeSS Of the Breast Side, First
Stages Of Consumption, de-, DC, dc.
sot this Balsams peculiarly adapted to every disease
OF The Lungs and Liver, which IL produced b. our everp
varying climate. - : ! - ,f
Wild Cherry has long been known to possessmportant
cnal properties This TACT is familiar every
IN our land and Physcians often in
SrS i9 no, y s 9f also has bacn
names Ire familiar to country gone so arms
70 declare that even consumption could by ,aL
alone In other hands, again. it nearly valueess owing
TO their Ignorance preparing
now entirely obyiated by patient experience
Tine extraordinary medicinal powers two sub.
stances are now, for the first tnc combined and
in DIR. W1STAR'S BALSAM- OF WILD CHERRY ~
nice chemical process, everything deetss or useless IL
rejected, that what remains is xra6rdina
truly eieaeions remedy for all kindset monary ahd
diseases ever known to nau To all unbeicvsrs
that our theory is really true ~ fcw cases OF
curcsparIorined by this wonderful ms Icinc 'I :
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DIR. Guysott's Improved Extractof
yellow Dock and Sarsaparille

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE PREpARA
TON FOR THE PERMANENT CURE OF CON
SUMPTION AND DISEASE OF THR LUNGS ~
WHEN THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO RE .a.-
AFFECTED BY THE ERIE USE OF 'e-.l
.. MERCURY, IRON, QUINlNE, 'f.
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New Fall Goods

--...'-s Now ri all foods
WIS morning will commence oneninr onr FAN s,ocu
OF ""ods among which may be found the following:
DRESS SILKS
Black cord Pout De Sole, Fancy Coored Ga nee hnne'
Sod d 6k Satin de Chine Silk Tissues. Heavy and rich
entirely new, Stewart Plaid sSilE.f n, d.,
Gro de Antique tirelv new ,Sasis,a ~ tei.
ST. FRENCH Muslin LANES Plain and Figured =.
Mourning Silk and Wool Mouslin De LANES
French Chintzes, very beautiful t'-'. Y 1Yl.
BombaZines, Lupins make, extra AssH,-
Our assortment OF Fail Shawls Is ,eor.ts1 ~.
and variety, consisting OF 80 9'esaH|e
Ermlne fur Shawls, all colors RI 1ff
'Thibet Palm Shayyls all colors
Grape Shawls, at all prices, Embroije red .pd,,.i
French Cashmere ShavIs 1 fta'"'
Bay State and French Plaid shaws sitl - - ~
TRIMMINGS, ENiBROIDERIES.5 i&c -
Em6roiderea Fiouneing in Swiss and Jaconet Mnsns
Jaconst ana swiss Edgngs Insertillgs - - SI't
Rich Trimmings in great variety for dresses " F-
trimming Buttons in new designs
Frlnges and Laces in every width
M Miae biaek :. ana eoiored Velvet Ribbons sTffg
trimming Ribbons entirely new styles ~, a. Z.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

COLUMBIAN HOrEL.-T Townes.
G w McCune, r Mcclure. Amelia; Z F
Redo, Prince Edward; L ellis, II t nIiIer,
Chesterfield; w r Johnson, franklin; N G. Ba.
ker, FincastIe; II A Shifeu, Albemarle; A 5
McRae, Pcwhatan; B Galloway. Danvile;
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Lunenburg; E Lassiler, Georgia; NJ Mill
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son, Stock Greek; w Fl Smith, Buckino ham.
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kett, A J Richardson, VIM 5 McEwen, w B
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AMERICAN HOTEL.-H A Wise, VIII
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N C; w Smith, Geo; w Thompson, Din.
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c; w Bishop. Petersburg; C Johnson,
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Burnett, Pendleten; E w Hartman, Va; II T
Logan, Baltimore; w l. Clark and b Dun
ming, Norfolk; w B Thompson, N c; C l.
DuEning, ilymouth; e Morton, Geo; w H
Crank, AIbemarle.
EXCHANGE BOTTLE Marshall Fauquier:
| g II Edmonson Va; w Pringle and Essley,
| Halifax; T J Sp ncer. Nsrysvie; Sento. N Y;
| Stockbridge. U N; w Sempie and lady, Pa;
| DR. A Bryant, lady and niece, Prince George; M
| Parrish. Cumberland; A crrald Norfolk; 8 T
| Haud, Portsmouth, P Harrison. Jr Richmond; T s
| Peasants anh w r Rivers, Va; Miller, Carriers.
vile; w Stratton, Columbia; Mr. Sezberry, Miss Vic
| tor, aud Mr. Henning and lady, Lynchburg; Geo C
| Dickinson, Wy; Denning and lady, Bostoa; Dr.
| A T White and lady Caroline; s Garland Jr and T
| M Wicxinson Lynchburg; Kcnesn Jr, Ohios II L
Biscae. Arkansas; 7 L Taylor, Goucester; w L
| Peachey, Va; w A TIL m Va; T Brunghon and
| d L Fariand. Tappahannock.
| CITY HOTEL-W Bell, Wilmington, N C;
Nv w Robinson, Georgia; VIM Thomas, do; O
G Winn, Baltimore; Smith, Richmond; A J
| Addipgtou, Norfolk 4 Smithey, Charles City: w
| w Vsnness. Petersburg; MeKenni, C; B Z
| Clayton, Charleston; w G Whi,o N C; L Cham
berlayne, Henrico P B Demkla, Baltimore C F
| Wrenn Isle of Whit