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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

0cr The Galipolis Journal suggests the
name Of Judge Peter Hitchcock, as a sui.a-
BILE candidate for Governor, on the Whig
ticket. We hope he may receive the unun-
imous vote Of the Convention, which will
assemble in Columbus on The ED. The
Journal truthfully remarks that "the Judge
is well known over the State as a sound
Wing, an able and honest man. There DIRE
few men in Ohio who have the confidence
and respect Of the people Of the State to 9
greater extent than Hon. Peter Hitchcock.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25
Progress or Temperanc,e.

Although bun little excitement seems to
pervade the Temperance ranks, vet the
cause Is progressing g--sloyly, !, is true, but
surely conventions and 'able editors 10 the
contrary, Notwithstanding. The very facts
adduced TO show that former organizations
have proved inefficient, prove the contrary.
On our first page may be found the pro.
ceedings Of the Women's State Temper.
ancs Convention. Itis said 10 have been
composed Of ladies Of respec.abili,y. talent,
and infuence-many Of them unaccustomed
TO such labors. Of the proprie,y Of such
proceedings, we have nothing to say. We
regret tina, there should appear 10 be any
necessity for such convention. Blu. who
ever dreamed. five years ago, ,ha, such a
convention would ever take placel Is ii
Z an evidence of progress, ,ha, the convic-
lion of necessity for this ultra movement
has been forced upon their minds. For
rnerly they looked upon this reform as well
enough in It's place; but exceedingly unfash.
ionable. They may have considered 1, even
PraiseworIhy IN those occupying lower po.
sition in society to spend their time and mo-.
ney in endeavoring TO forward this work;
but IL was amazingly beneath their dignity
TO associate in any manner with these hum.
blep philanlhropisis, Why do we find them
now occupying the front ranks, endeavoring
20 lead the now mighty armyto bauel Ii
seemsio US an evidence thai the cause is pro-
gressing-aye, even approaching crisis.
How many political newspapers few
years rgo were found advocating io.al abb
s.inencel Very lew, indeed Many openly
denounced those engaged in the reform a,
ianatics. This violen. opposition was soor
borne down by the tide Of public sentiment
and for long time dread silence and non
commiIaIism prevniled-lhesP political press
refusing 10 publish any thing onihs subject
excaps for pay. Gradually, one after ano'h'
s er. political newspapers nre found advocating
Ibe dOclrine Of iolaI abstinence and encour'
aging ils advocates.
Drunkenness has always been considered
disgracefn; but who could be found, ten
years ago, bold enough to denounce il as Q
crime, or. Of best, as an evidence Of lHnaey
andaO propose the erection and support o.
asylums, by STATE governments, for the re-
fcrmahon Of inebrlaIesl Nov, We find the
leadIngpapers ihe Union advocating these
propositions. Although we regard this al
strong evidence Of The progress Of Temper
ance, yen we doubI The proPriely Of The plan
proposed, Discussion, however. we belieye
viii lend evenlually 10 consei view Of The
evil, and ihs application Of ,He proper rem
sdy.
The cause in Ohio Is not as forward as in
many ssates; ye, sven here the progress il
very Rercepdble. The abolition OF licenses
We regard as great victory, tending direct
" sowafd .bs prohibition of,he lrnfic. The
abuses which have followed The removal oI
all legal gestaln,ln many places have had
sbs desired fiIsci. ia fixing public ausnsi0o
upon .lle sender. The buslAess Is consid.
cred much iess respectable lban when pro.
R.f,rs hy TAR. Thd ruin6us tendency oI
ihe Wsiiie is innsh moro percepiible, since
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

I =
aiy Ou.easI who cah procure . barrel Of
whisky, is psrmh,sd. in many places, % re-
alI' 4 4. hleasurs Ys. Shis By 40 mssos
proves Shal me cause Of temperance Is los
Ing ground, or ihnI iOtmer temperance or.
ganizalionb have failed in their object. and
have ,heielore been all wrong. IL simply
proves ibis; lhasihey have a, asl been forced
to the conclusion that there is but one effec-
,ual remedy-ihs prohibifioa Of The ira6fc;
and, since nothing else will answer, they are
The more earnes. and determined 10 apply
.hs, remedy. Had they accomplished moth.
ing more, this alone is sufficient 10 emile
them 10 lasting gratitude, Blu, this is but a
1.-THE. How many wreiched novels. have
become like palaces to their inmates. during
The temporary reformation Of husband and
iaiher, brought about by their infuencel--
Wha, Joy has filled The hearts Of parens and
friends as they have beheld the noble and
gifted youth, who was rapidly acquiring the
fatal habit, gently led ou, Of the way O
|lemp,alionl Bul we have neither time oil
space TO recapilula,e. All who observe ane
reflec, al all mus, be familiar with The gooc
accomplished by these organizations.
We close this arlicle. BY given few eyi
Edences Of progress which we have gleane'
from our laIe exchanges; eseaIt Z
| A new town. to be called Hampton City
has been laid oul on Big Sandy, says III
lron,on Register, and eighty lots offered (c
sale on,Le l7,h' Of February. The Liquc
Restrictions, under which Ironton has Ell
Ijoyed such Unprecedented prosperity, will
incorporated into the deeds.
Another town is 10 be laid .oM on the d
viding high land between the Little Scio
and Pine Creek, near the junction Of ii
Scio,o and Hooking Valley and the Ire
Railroads, halfway between Portsmouth al
Jackson. The Town will receive the nan
OF Webster, and the same liquor res,ric,io
will be incorporated into the deeds.
The Police Cour. Of The city of Bosto
The hot-bed OF rum influence in Massach
setts) recently. with unanimous decision
the full bench, overruled an objection Il
the Massachusetts Liquor Law was unco
: sltulional.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

W One of The latest signs Of the pro.
gressire spirit of modern Democracy, is
found in resolution offered in the State
Senate few days since, by Mr., Cradle,
bsugh. The resolution referred to, recon-
mends q change in the Constitution OF The
United States, providing for the election O
three Senators from each State by the peo
pie, and also providing for the election o
Cabinet officers and Supreme Cour Judges,
by the people Of the Union.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

Reader, lhe above announcement nee6
not give you particle of nnsasiness: or
even aSakap your eexipyilgs Our senior
feels disposed 10 Try his fortunes elsewhere.
Al,hough'we regret 10 part with him, yeiwe
feel disposed 10 accord to all men whaI we
claim for oursclf-- freedom TO follow the die.
'ales of ones own Judgment. Inwhateter
place Mr.. B. may hereafter locate, and in
whatever business he may engage, he has
our best wishes for success.
Thankful for The liberal patronage here.
sofore extended TO the Office, we hope ,e
merit continuance Of the same.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

6r We regret TO learn thai Mr.. E. T..
Shepard, Of the GaIlipols Courier, met with
sad acciden, on Tuesday morning, of last
week. Whilo hunting, his gun accidentally
went off, considerably iniuring his hand and
righ, arm above the elbow. No bones were
broken, however, and ii is hoped he will
speedily recover.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

The business Of the above. named esiab.
nshmep, will hereafter be conducted by The
subscriber, with whom all settlements mus,
besnade. A. THOMSON.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25
Journeyman Printer wanted.

sober an industrious journeyman prin-
ter--one who understands the business thor.
oughly, can obtain employment, at this office,
il application be made soon.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25
Dlagelation Of Co-Partnershlp

MThs co.2ar,nenhlp heretofore existing be-
tween The subscribers, under the firm ol
lBEApIEs y THOMSON, in',he publication oI
the MEles CouNr1 TELEeRAPH, is this day
dissolved, BY mutual consent.
D ,sa| f-@ ADAM NJ BRADiNe.
ALFRED THOMSON.
Pomeroy, January 25ih, 1853.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

\. 70 comndunicatiohs and advertisements to in
surs an insertion should be handed in az early q,
Saturday.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21.-The mail is
through from New Orleans.
A letter from an officer in the army, sta.
toned in Florida, states that Billy Bowlegs
has been deposed from the command Of his
tribe, on account of his conserving to their
removal. e
The Cholern had broken out among the
Liberian emigranls al Savannah, but allel
they had received fresh water and food,
The disease wss abating.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2l,-The unsuccess.
ful efforts made yesterday 10 gel up the
French Spolia,ion bill, is considered Ger.
lain indication Iha. i. will not be acted upon
this session.
II is expected that some startling disclo,
sures will be made by the Committee ap.
pointed TO enquire into the alleged frauds
connected with the work on the Capitol ex,
tension.
Josiah R. Pomeroy, for the last three
years Assistant Engineer in the Navy, died
al the Navy lard last Tuesday.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

From a carefully prepared digeslin the
Cleveland Herald, we learn that The total
loss Of properly, by disasters on The lakes,
IN 1859, amounts TO $992 $50. and of lives,
the number is 296. The a,ler number is
believed 10 be underraied. S,-.e
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

There is nothing purer than honesty
nothing sweeter than charity; nothing warm.
or than loyei nothing brighter Than virtues
and nothing more s,eadiasi Than faith
These. united in one mind, form tho puresi
tie sweetest. The richest, and brightest, the
hoiesi Ond the most sleadfasi happiness.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

The once powerful tribe Of Indians com.
posing the six Nations, now Fesiden, in
Wesiern New York. have dwindIed down
from emigration and Other cunsfs uniil, &c.
cofding 10 the late census out S779 or them
remain.
Gov Fooie has appointed B. N. Kinyon,
Of Jacinio. u. S. SenaIur rom Mississippi
in ,he place Of Hon. Waller Brooke. whose
t,crm sSpivcs on the fourth of March next.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-01-25

The following are the terms Of the paper:
One subscriber, one year, $500; TWO sub.
scribevs, $500; four subscribers, $780,
eight subscribers, $1,000. The paper will
be for sale talllhe periodical depoIS through
out the country, after the Is. of January, q
six cents per copy.
61TAny pnper inserting the above edi.o'
rally, with this paragraph, shall receive The
Pictorial one year.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-12-14
VOL. XXI.
STAUNTON SPECTATOR
BY J.. A. IL L.. R. WADDELL.
TERMS.

o. The "SPECTaTOR" is published once"
wssk, at Two Dollars year, Gpaid IN adce"ce,
or Too Dollars and FIFTY CsHts j delayed beyond
che erpiration of the year No subscription 'c'H
bs discontinued bit at The option Of the Editors,
until all arrearages are pGtd. E,
ot an communications to The Editors By ma't
must be postpaid or they ,ciU not be attended to-
no. ADYER TISE.ME.NIS Of thirteen lines
(or less. inserted three times for one dollar, and
t,yentytive cents for each subsequent continuance
Larger advertisements ;nsered IN he same proper
t;on. A liberal discount made to those tcho adrsr-
tise by The year.
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BOOKS, sThTr1rY9~''
New BOohS.

II B. PAYNE hn2 ja., a,rn...' IL
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Serond War with England. > vel. - l,t
Pride IF Ambery. by Emlie T Cal. u
The Exies. 10y Talvi,
Romance OF Student Life, by kimlsl
One year OF Wedlnck. Dy G. rlca.
Fun Jotlings, by n. Z. Willis,
Story of Mount Blanc,
Legends III the West, by Jane. Han
Camel HUT, by Fabers.
Hume Life in Germany, by Brace.
Memorial of Greenough by ruekerra..
The Pedestrian in France, lay BarrrJl
Tales, lay tie Countess d'Arhouv.Ijr
Bleak House, complete in one ,ulltne
Philosophy of Mysterious Rappil :. AID r..
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New Edition of Sh,se.penre, by CoIf.
Michelets History of France,
Roman Republic
Great Truths by Great Authors
Rural Homes, by Wheeler,
Second Vol. Of !. G, CuIhoun's Wnr -.
Speeches
Memoir of c. J Fox. by John Russell.
Home Piclui es,ty Denison,
Mer, Women ami Books, by Leigh Hum
Life of DIR. Chalmers. by Moffat,
Life and Letters of Dr.. Oin,
Letter. to Sons in Collcgr,
English Martyrology, by Charlotte Elizsb.,,
Selections from the Works of the late br =
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The Sha ly Side of Life in country Pa.
Nature ard Tendency of Free Institution.
Rhetoric of Conversation by Harvey.
Leiber on Civil Liberty and SefGoversue
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CmrF EsdiNfER's Orflet Va. 3 Tenn. X. u
Lyuchbu,g, Va, Srptrm or - 1898.
TO THE R1H-ROAP PfBE{G.
All the Cars Of every Kind in upon this road have
been made at the Piedmont Works. in lyuth5urg un.
d, the direction Il GEM NcuctoH. Us Agent
II gives much pleasure say thai oar cars have
been strongly and faithfully executed. chcerluy
mmend these works companies requiring cars. as
competent to construct ard faithfully execute any con
that may br made with the OF these works.
CHAS. r NJ. GARRETT.
Chief Eng. Ia T. Tenn. Il. r.
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Country Merchants
CLOTHING STATION

~
~ offer now TO our friends and the public generally
those in want OF any kind quality Of GOODS FROM
the very finest Cry stall Palace style, &c the common al
liclcs of every day
VIZ invite the attention of those wanting articles in
our line to give us call-eelng assured that we can
and will sell cheap any house in this city and AZ
good as any Being Judges of c CLOTHING, and wish
ing to sell ON fair terms, the public may rest assured
that they will obtain the worth of their money.
We may enume some of our tices sucl as hHr
French BEAVE OVER COATS, all colors. Oper,
Cloaks newest sv Business Coats of all and fish
ions Dress aud Flnck Coas Of all kinds Pants OF all
styles and quality from the Boot and Tree To the Miss
issppi pattern so. the most beautiful Nests, madc
or in patterns rich the mines al allfom'a and more
enchanting Silk, Pushes Brockndes, Velvets, Cash
mere, &C. &c; Bosom Stocks, Cravats, beautiful Il,
look at Fancy STOCKS. FINE II X IS aud com
mon ones, Fancy SusI ehrrs; Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts
Buckshin Gloves; most splendid Umbrellas, sin
gle and double ones; Under Shirts and Drawers Wool
en- Silk and Cotton, aud all things necessary to cothr
u man in comfortable garments, whether he be rich on
poor Our ouse is open TO all TO come and see Ion
themselves.
Those wishing their Carmen made TO order, say
we keep tie finest Cloths, Cassimers and Vesting oil
all kinds, to he found in this market, and warani
everything be made and fitted according order oi
the goods returned and no pay demanded
We have the best WORKING engaged in establish.
en that can be secured North South therefore, give
trial.
Very Ilespectfuly.
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a. FIR .NKLIN-

w OFFER FOR SALE
10 Hogshead p. r. and N. o Sugar,
50 Barrels Coffee Sugar.
20 CLARIFIED Sugar,
1000 lbs. bet Luaf DO
10 hhds n. o. & Sugar-house Molasses,
100 Bags Rio and Laguila Coffee,
% do Superior brown Java Coffee,
Cases Gunp'der, Imprl and BIN Tea,
500 Sides good sole Leather,
100 - " upper "
9 Bales Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs Bale Cotton assorted numbers.
3 Bal Cotton Bats,
100 Sacks Salt,
Is Tons Bar Iron,
do Rolled Tire Iron,
do Round & Square Iron, assorted,
do Blistered Steel,
1000 lbs Cast and Shear
Boxes Collins & Arther's PaientAxes,
200 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes
90 Grind Stones
50 Boxes Tallow Candles,
30 +" Adamantine Candles,
30 +" Spe,m, do
30 g Turpentipe Soap,
so = English dairy Cheese,
80 Pine Apple do
so Barrels Markercl,
so Kits do No. /,
SO Barrels Tanners Oil,
10000 lbs. Good Family Bacon.
Besides number of other allicles too tedious
ention sept 27.tsl
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~ Office The undersigned haves.lhi day Pv'
I chased N. {. Taiaferros interest in the concen
of Echols, Pryor raliaferro. the business as hefe
fore, will in future be conducted under the style 40"
firm of ECHOLS & PRYOR, who alone authorize
to the name of the former concern, in winding W.
They solicit continuance of the patronage OF ln''
friends and the public generally.
R. J. ECH0LS,
aug SITS w H. PRYOR.
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THE undersigned having had chnrge Of the above
Works from their commencement. under the tormer
Proportion. Maj A. Ellison Jr. asks Ia 10 say the
RaiRoad public that he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and viii continue IL manage mrnl hoping BY
pis long experience in Rail rond works ard
tertioi the work entrusted him, merit the ap.
probation and liberal patronage OF The public
a. NETTLETON, Manager.
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Lynchhurg, Sent 20 1888. \
From intimate acquaintance with Mr.. Geo G..
Curle feel confident tint the Piedmont Works under
his management will fully mainrnn It's reputation in
making Rail. Road Cars we'll in any aud all It's
branches Of mechAcai operations
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, President
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I ~ VI. ROLLINS
~. OFFER FOR SALE
20 hhds. p. K. and n. o. Suga,.
20 Boxes and bb,s. refined do
10 hhd4 7. X. and Cuba Molusses
10 bbs. N. o. do
1870 bags Rio and Lagura Coffee,
40 Superior Old java do
Case Extra Fine Gun-powder Tea,
$50 Sacks Fine and G. A. Salt
30 Ton Bar Iron,
do Hoop DO
do Blistered Steel
2000 lbs Shear and Cart Steel
Tons Casting,
SOC Kegs Nails, to 60 dy,
10 do Wrought Nails
so Grnd-stones
90 Boxes HULK Sons Candies,
4O Boxes Adamantine do
30 do Sperm do
200 Sides Sole Leather,
so Black upper do
40 doz Calf skins,
90 do Pink Lining Skins
bales Shoe Thread.
10000 lbs Cotton Yarn. N1s5tol~
> baes wrapping Twne,
do Candle wick
do Cotton Bats
Also. scythe and Moving Blades and Snatbs: Wr,p
plne fi'lng aid Letter Paper; Pepper S,ice Ginger
Nutmegs, Cloves, Mace md Cinnapon; Bed Cords AMI
though Lines; Tanners Oil; No Mackerel. HerIngs
ma Its
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q. &C y

We have On hand good lot OF Clocks some 'o"
aJ hid ,yi,b panrI very petty mantle ornaments
and good ekcepers-Also, voty Ptetiy ,pf P'p'
suitable for Church, Counlingfooms& e aip ",''
We guarantee perform accurate IneIhnd "'' 9,l W
-, a,,iq1.--Ne bnve fried them, and thereon"
no them to exec my eserused before All those wan
Inc gond. IN ,ur limo ar, respectfully solicited To ce
nI,I examine our stork bcfof. purchasing else%heI'
~ a. H. II Su,yEaTHORN 4 co
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.bncieo appropriate toht f"% CtasS.-boNeso OF ho's
tinnncts furniture
Arlicles Appropriated Second Cidss-BoSes hnl'.
ry goods feathers SHOES, saddlcry, gln lolnt~
lna. md &C Llectinnery.
Arieles apgrop,1afeto Third CiaSS.-N 7-'=. #7"ee
,e- sugar coffee liquor, baeging ropo Ha-5.. .s"#
manufactured tobncco leather, hide Ions u.,'"i
per- tin sheet IRON hollow-ware, qersu#s t ra-ttne
hardware rnlble, (dressed,) nndota'g te's f eies"
enumerated in spe, ial or fourth cIas=lafe
d,fieies appropriate 10 The Foutfa G#s-t 3oar On
sucks rice, pork, beef, fish lard aN 'ra basoIs On
tusks boxes sacks,) heeswnx taI's al rf-- e=eaa
md dried fruit. bar iron marble (undressed( r ala"
grind stones, mill gearing.
T % miles l.50 Salt per husnel
Plaster Ia, per . 100 miles. 200 o.Fify pounds. 10
ton ct ., = $50 miles. 80 II
"oo ms zoe miles. 300 CARR @ust T.
Sci 7--dts
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MISCELLANEOUS.
; H5lteharSt Daguerrean Gallery

The 4 1Itehard daguerrean bdiieft
HsTAHbIsHH IN 1917
fayflk >,ss,,b,r t.tn ~ a. sangmenis = =
ii r,,hc generally tar the very liberal pat"nak. pes
flowed on him suce ms 10, alton IN this pace nov
r y seven var.) nd would respectfully inform them
-, i. !. ,;ii a. hand Ia serve hem with lNGREAs-
ED FACILITIES. having goed Artist as an assistant
s tyya ,,erating r,,s with large lights, 50 arranged
A. To combine al the ntlyautRres Of The
Shy and side Lights,
bx which he i enable produce ~ he has done Tor
several year. pa.Il those BEAUTIFUL MINIATURES
from the sise IL hs dime, or les. IA good size "t
trait which have been. aud are nov, DAT pronounce
BY visitors be among the best specimens e' me an
vet exhibited in this country by ftsrf' hg uetaes
1.-THE most expressive If all tue fcuules md hean'i
ful blending of the light and at". a fhout which
there can DC no picture scy fla one and grace
full posture. making them indeed thne Ia be dss'ie'
BY patents aud children hlruds and infess None e'
your doubtful shadows. but living almost speaking iae
simie ni self.
The Stereosoopio OF Solid Daguo1eotype,
So much admired by some-are taken IN al ihei P.t-
fectian-Specineas OF which have been exhibited by
him for tie last six months, 80
Having constantly without regard To- expense las hs
Gallery will shaw) kept pace With 81 the improvements
vet discovered either In machinery On he Artand nav
ing his rooms htted up with Elegance and comfort mr.
king them desirable rlnec 10 white away an ~ hop's
he invites all to Vi it him whether they want pe'ofes
or not.
Daruetreotypes and Paintings accurately ro'ied. In
valid and Post Mortem CASES alNuys attended to "hen
desired.
Landscape view. aud private residences accurately
TAKEN specimens OF which Gun BE- seen ut ins 'niie'y
Next door the Virginia Bank
~ Open at all hours of thu day
MA large lot of LoCKETS AND PINS just
received (.ome extra 6ne) and ustnntiy on hsad
which u be filled at a low price aud warauod 10 be
what they are sold for
oct 26-ts = y .,
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silver and Plated Ware.

s.,,ns IadLs. lhreaded aud plain handle'i Cup
n,,trr knives Fruit-knives--u Of gennio" ue'9' W.
a, also The genuine Albata plated spoons, fofk'bn'
Ter kpivr.: an excellent nuielo plated o"sio' "''
E.yt.Ilaskrts.
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IoID CREAM ~ LIP sALyE.-

y yrry l.lth,i preparation Of Crco.n u LIP SAW
nnde ni,erp frs.al. RrciPe-tor cheppcd ha'd7 nh'
sire iiPs--lheaueiet ,,,,s,.,,o
34, New Dirs store
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tH,opnYsICIANs. -The aubseribcf would call
p, u'sI@ifal Extracts prepared by Tilden X Co, oil
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