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"a To PURCHASERS AND RENT

"a: 4 y II OAtV it-ANJH1l'D IND MIMI
A:l ERS.-FOR SALE OR RENT-The house ON
Trace street, near St Pauls now occupied by Mrs
French Pc session on the 9th Of January FOR
SALE OR LEASE-The Lot on Grace lately used
By hersey Davis; and the Lot on Governor strert
next TO the High Constables. FOR SALE-A fine
residence on Grace street. tenements on Sth street
and an acre Lot in sydney fronting 1879 feet on the
Building occupied by Jno. H. Shook and Alexander
Morson al.o, otsr rooms suitable for bed rooms and
other purposes Possession immediately Terms ac-
commodating, for which apply at No. j, Law Build
ing w Office hours, this winter, from So A. NJ to
IA p. VI. no I0-lIm b. b. MTNOR
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10 LARUs Il sHIEE. Auc.s
By Alexander Mott, Auct.

(NIFT AUCTION, Al No. l68 BROAD
N STREET, OF FINE GOLD JEWELRY, Sill
YER WARE, CUTLERY, 6c.-The auction VII co..
tinue for one week only (as all the goods must -
sold within that tine.) at store Of Thos Ii. owsaz
CONSIST in part 81 fine Cameo, Mosaic, Gold stone saa
solid Gold Jewory .Euch ne are usually kept In hrA
class lewerg store, together with 4 well selected
assortment u Silver Ware, Cutlery, and Yankee No
lions.
Connected with the sale is a GIFT enterprise. en-
tlting every person, buying piece OF Jswelry
amounting to one dollar, to ticket. which will give
thin chance 10 draw sspleDdid gift
The above - the stock Of a merchant who has hxfL
ed, and must b. sold at once 20 meet the demands 81
his crt dtOrs. Country merchants would do we'll 70
attend the saes, rs great bar gains will be sold.
Remember the place, No. 1913 Broad street. between
9Th aud eth streets, south sde sign OF the auctisn
dag.
uo9 ALEX. MOTT. Auot
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NT1LB0R'S Pure Cod Liver Oil and
w Phosphate of Lime. A fresh supply jus. re-
ceived by JS0. W. POLLARD. Druggist.
no Is l1th street.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-

hS&Nb IN VI HHTUX-
iof the County OF Chesterfield, dated October Mthl
1911, there vii be sold at Public Auction on he
ar.rnlses, on THURSDAY, the 18th of NOVEMBER.
1881 at ~ O'Clock the tract of land on vhich ths
late John Adams resided at the time of his death
rem Manchester u the Coalpits distant Ave miles
ftom the Town OF Manchester The tract On which the
ManSen House is situat.d containing Four Hundred
,nd thirty uihe and fourth &C $50 a good ipWel
mug house, which has been used rs Tavern for the
ast hsesn or twenty ears. servants houses. black
Shth ana "hsel-ri2ht shops. barn. corn house, q
large aud new lob scco house and well Of water in
the yard The arabic land IL In state Of improve
ment, With seventy acres of rich creek low grounds
well drained and now in cultivation.
Ihereare one hundred and y-seven acres Of wood
lana Ia orig sal growth, gu which there IS standing
some good oak and pine timber Also seyeut y.fiys
cut.
This land will be sold altogether or divided a, NAV
sale. ~ -
one sher tract lying on the north aide Of the turn
PIKE roHd containing one hundred and twenty acres,
about ;hree miles from Manchester standing in pine
suitable Tor cord wood
Aud one other tract lying south Of the turnpike
road containing siSty-nine and half scres with .
o3 hoee with four or i've acres cleared the balance
The right OF the foregoing land Is believed 10 be in
disphtaol"; but W. shall convey only such right
saii.
.rrms Of sale for the land Cash ~ n one
third; creditsf six and twelve months with Interest,"
Irom the dsts for the other two thr1s, bonds with
Spod security Will be required and the tte retained
! uuli tue OF the nr. Mann. who
resides on the place, MIR. Duva whe resides nee
by, will show the land to any who may wish to
view i And also, plat OF the be seen ~
the office Of dessrs Goldin& Apperson in Richmond.
After the ssse of the land, viii proceed TO sell on
the premises, the Household and Kitchen Kurni.
t!ire, Farming Utensils set Of Blacksmith's Tools
eight valuable Mules, one fine Horse and Buggy
stock OF Cattle some OF them superior mich Cows
| Hogs. about Que hsndrel and seventy five barrels
ofcorn, Fodder. 9hucks. Straw, and sboat ten thou
| sand pounds Of sheaf0 ats.
FERNS OF sale for the personal propsrty liberal Aal
| made known ON thu day Of sqLs.
IL nA<C,h'K,C Commissioners
III. DUHAL.J 4 ExecutorA
| c9Q--Iaxft
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Say FRESH LEBCHEs.-I have just re-
oeived, by Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
LEEClIES, which will be applied upon most reason
able terms
p.S.-Cupping and Leechiug promptly attended
TO- Can be found at all hours of the day ut the Hair
Dressing Room under the American Hotel, and at
night on 9Th street. French Garden HIN.
my Z5-ts r. O. HORIZON
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PRICE 4 WATKINS.
r9-HAva You A CoLp: THEN Bs Ap-

vIsgognd to he of tini great and purely
vegetable compound, BAkkHS PREMIUM BIT
FskS to xet we'll In u THOUSAND Cases where per
sous have supposed themselves in tho last stage of
.onsuingtion these bitters have healed the lungs.
and IssGreh the sufferer 10 health. We any
other reuleiy for ODDS and always get speedy re-
siet. Nueu taken N the morning regularly, il ~
aerlous 80 change O! weather, and such diseases
aIise therrtrOrI. One bottle viii often perform
perfect cure.
Cell and get bottle they can be had Of all proa-
iusnt Druggists in this city aud other towns in Viz
,,luia NO 2-ts
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fsag@ LOOK AT THIs.-lf you want

Gs1y- LOOK AT lHlS.-lf you want q
genuine Ambrotype just call at GEES Gallery,
shere he 10 Row furnishing his customers. with the
genuine double glass Ambrotype. Warranted for
Beauty and durability. superior ~ any made) at
cheaper rates than any house in the city.
Our work is two well known to require any pulling
from
Gallery CorInthian Hall, between 9th and 10th.
Main street p. Il. GIBBS.
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R.sSF~ SPECIAL NOTIOR-MRs. c. ]

R.sy~SPECIAL NoTICE.-MRs. G. J. Al
LIN wishes 70 call the attention of the ladies II
Richmond and the public generally that she has Just
returned from EeS York with the latest az yles Of
DRESSES and " RArrINGS, and is prepared to ex-
ccute all work ia her line OF business the bost
7er and at the shortest notice. call respectfully
solicited. Orders nom the country will receive
prompt attention. . -
nrar u VI kparii's THINNING afnra
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H9g- FLowBRs.-Just received most
beautiful assortment OF fine FRENCH FLOW Frs, to
which invite the attention al our CUSTOMERS
AlsJ on hand a nice supply Of Ribbons, FrinSes
Trimming - and Fancy Dress Buttons suitable tor the
sessou at lew prices. "
LADIES' BAZAAR,
-. 4l-In No pa RroAa ~.
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rsa. DR.. JOHN B. WALTHALL, (Homeo-
psthist offers his professional services to the cti-
p as of Richmond and Its vicinity. Office at his re-
ie l-kzm%
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sA.P. H. AYLBTr, Attorney at Law.

Practices in ell the Courts held in the oty of Rich
Court. Of Chesterfield, HeuTico, Hanover and King
' ulNm counties.
sa-0hioe over the.store OF 2. Johnston a Brothe
No, lis Main street " tim
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g. FOR RENT.-One of those new
LII framed Tenemeuts on 18th street Union Hill
one square north of Venable, has rooms aud kitrh,
en- with rooms Rent only $3.50 per month An
ply at my store, AZ Main street.
&c n VIM WAJQu
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rHEESE.-250 BONES CHEESE.-N.
~ York State Cheese English Dairy aud Pine Ap
pie Cheeec, nov landing aud for sale by
fBLUES & MILLER
noiT Corner Pearl and Gary ats
CUGARS.--G0 pckgs. Coverings Crush
~ ed, Powdered and Loaf Sugars, for sale by
nolS LEWIS y. WEBB co.
DICKLES, &c.--l0 bbls. Pickles; 25do.
l. Cider Vinegar: for sale By
no WI WALLACE s0Ss.
NAILS.--I200 kegs Old Dominion Nails,
no X EDWIN W0gTHAM 90.
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angG RoRGE B. STEEL, Dentist, Office
And residence, No. 23l, on MAN, between sth and 9Th
streets Richmond Va. my Shy
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rrsy~ NoTICs.-Thcs subscribers are anx

isus to settle up their books IL July lst, la57. and
would cali the attention OF parties interested Ia this
notice. Having msde change in our business
name and ASSOCIATION, must close mp all old ac
counts uK0SuUNG 4 TUPNAN.
10
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By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
TRUSTEES SALE OF FARM IN NEW

IA
KENT, NEAR TO YORK RIVER RAILROAD
DEPoT, CONTAINING 3s3 ACRES-As Trustee in
q tDSeal o. Trust from X K. Duyal and wife dated
Soth March, le5f, duly recorded in New Kent county
salI proceed to g II at public auction on the prem
lseS, on " WEDNESDAY. the "a Decemba: ..s7' AZ y
9ClpcR, ~, II fair if not, the .Gx. fair day, tbt.
:. tIact OF Land conveyed Sy the said deed called
Dleah t"gse. Containing $50 acres being the sam.
G9 Vhoh Nh j. Y. McGee recently resided. and
Hhich ne conveyed to the said Duval. The Tract
NY IN tne upper end Of New Kent about Is miles
1slow richmond. on the road leading from Cold
ihrbor 10 New X. Mt court House ADJOINING tn,
isIhl on winch the said Duyal resides The deed
requires cash sale. but it is probable that an ar.
nhkement may be made at the hour Of sale by which
Ile krns can be made reasonable The title in be-
!ieVed 10 be good. but the trustee will convey with
the usual spt eial warranty.
o.,. GEORGE G.. MINOR, Trustee.
rare by doDpiN ArPtRoos, Aucts. nol6
SALE OF HORSES, MULES, BROOD
SHlChS. WHEAT STRAW 40. AT AUCTION ~
!" Ill " sold, % " EpNEsbAf, the 18th Of Novem.
per, 49,, ~ 4 O'Clock III far il not thu next fan
5ay,I AT the Farm recently owned BY Messrs Uord
Niles, on the W illirmshurg Road 2R5 miles below
hichmond, ) Mules; Horses: | very fine Rrnod
5hFe and Colt, both of which took the pr.miun NJ
the late Agricultural Fair about d stacks If Yod.
ger 40 bbs Corn; Is stacks Oats; 80 stacks What
STRAW &c, ~Sf "HoN'
TERMS An sums under $40, cash ever that amt
notes. ~iitnnDIS a ppvu sHs'apIe
- WIS AuctiGneers.
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Ergs@ WATSON GIVES THE LARGEST AM
BEoTYPEs FOR FIFTY CgSTs-Cali and see WATSON
DOUBLE GItr5 AABRUIYPa-a at p, j. and ~ cents be-
lore yUu have ysur likcnsSs taken Rooms 8 Nam
street. MAL4INyTTPZs and PtNorTPEs taken by him.
which areati warranted not TO fade
\. B.-Finc view. II Niagara Falla. taken by him.
seen al hi. rooms. 2h-lm
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kl5g~ GOVERNOR STREET SrovE STORE

-fall campaign for lo-}7, now opened with larger
aHd ssllI more desirable assortment than in any for
yeir, consisting III part OF entire cargo from
the Justly celebrated foundry Of G. Barstow, which
JudXe5 eft good work particularly invited to az
anime Persons HAVING III use stoves, Ranges Or
Furnaces of tLs make, can obtain repairing pieces
On application, at factory prices
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5ag~ MAGNIFICENT OPENING
GALA DAY.

THOMAS X. PRICE & CO.,
Having swept OF By their heavy sales in October
the great Hl8ss Of their early purchases are now
making large additions to their splendid stock si
STABLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
bought within few days at the closing of the
SEASON. They are now amply repienished for tbs
late Fall aud Winter Irsde. and as they intend t.
sell their goods upon their own counters. they ill
wife country aud city trade to come aud goods at
rates, of which the history OF the business in this
city furnish no parallel
lt Is their intention 10 make inducements so great
that it Will be more like great gilt show thar a
guar sale OF goods and from this time during the
whole winter season. buyers may rely upon UMPIRE
oedsLted nguros.
They vii merely add that to prompt customers
either with cash without il, everything will be
offered at prices abtOEndngly low, and in many in
stances at far less than the CostOt Importation.
they are now getting IN aud expecting for days to
Elegant Velvet and Cloth Cloaks and Aantlas
Chenille and Stella Shawls
Long Blanket Shawls
Squays do do
Servants Blanket Shawls
Black and coorej Blanket Shawls
Do do. do. Thjbet de-
New and elegant silk Robes
Ladies Furs great variety
Elegant Embrolderies
Hosiery. great stock
Shirts and Drawers &c, &c.
Negro Blankets
Negro Clothing
LiRseys kerseys, &c, &C.
And by every arrival, Goods and great Jobs
from the cash and other late sales, expected.
no1l-l2t T. r. PRICE Co
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sg BOARD OF TRADE OF RIOHAoND.-
HORACE l.. TENT, Pres't Il. b. BENTLEY, Treasr.
WILLIAM B. IsAACS, Secretary.
CIp8,ntttss IF arbitration.
WILLIAM &. DONNAN, Chairman.
L. ". GLAzHBRO0g, JAMES d. DUPUY,
7. W MCCASCE, L. d. CRENSHAw.
INV N-ta
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Dry Fresh SCPrLY OF
NEW GOODS.


NEW GOODS.
H5ch YelVe: and Cloth Clo0ks
Ei,Saut theurille Snawls
aitailcn4-ua Travelling Slavls
Servants Noallcn Shawls
Ri-a Paris pe LANES
VraUt mi OlnbTa Bayaers De LANES
Mems half Hose. &c, Il.
Jr!yE ryyaiyci 8ud purchased .. prices greatly be-
low their value early ia the We offer great
Tar gains in these and all other styles Of Dry Goods
FIuIa this time until January next, will continue
t. ,,ll OUT stock, without FtyTyt 70 Cat to make
r,zu! isr Spin. Iok!s our stock Is new, aud con
'' no ls l--;t' PRICE WATKINS.
rrY~ NoTICE.-The Hair Dressing,
s,hsyIgg ShsmpaJns aud Bathing Saloon. (under
ths Il. "a House has been handsomely fitted M,
and ~ n9 oI-u and We invite the citizen, aud stra
gers tu give HIS cali
u bloc. cold and Shower Baths can be had
daily from o'ctsk 4. NJ. 10 70 l..
NO l>-dlmH HOB>ON MORTON
MERCHANTS INSURANCE COMPANY.(
Richmond, November >, 1897.
aEya' 4 DIVIDEND Of three per cent. has
le1p thi. DAY declared by tbs directors payable
aad after tar 18th inat ~ the Office ot the Company.
no. -ts j. II. MONTAGUE.
EsaY" BlNFoRD. MAYO & BLAIR, %
Main street would call Tho attention of the public
- thor LARGE stock Of EmtruideTies Fancy silks
Table Dalnasks, Linen SheetinXs Irish Linens,
Blankets aud Negro Clothing. Thei, business must
bs CLOSED ~ speedily possible, aud the above
goods Will 30 sold for cash without regard TO cV@t.
&C IT'S.
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Rhs- The UNITED STATES BANK, Wash.
in gton ID. c. will give Virginia Bank Notes at
par for all oils Ct the above bank. --
not-u W u. N. I.
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Eey TRUMAN A. PARKER, successor to
&. 4 q. Whitfield, wholesale and retail dealer in
Shingles Mahogany and Lumber Of every descrip-
ton Office and yard corner Of Cary and luth streets
Richmond Va. my l4-d6m*
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BOARDING, &c.

DESIRABLE ROOMS AND BOARD can
~ De obtained by applying TO Nirs. J. W. NOR
Rla, on Franklin, between 9Th and 9th streets.
IN
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n. B-Notrs Of solvent suspended Banks II Nirgi-
MIA North and south Carolina haryl land, Pennsyl-
wants or New England, Ieceyed tor goods at our re-
specie Is
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PERSON AL.

NOTICE. have this day appointed
~ JOSEPH II. COLQUITT OF the city Of nichmond,
my Agent, TO conduct the Saddlery and Harness bu-
siness in all its branches -
Ii. T. BROWNING.
October iSt. ls51.-no film
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ROAkDING-We still have vacant
~ rooms, and would be pleased to accommodate
persons during the lair land after) with BOARD &c.
at orr residence OF Grace street, between 9Th and
9TH streets. MISSES MURRAY.
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roy" LOOK OFT FOR
T. r. PRICE & Co. =
Great Opening!

Ia order 10 70 Inca oar large aud splendid stock Of
DR. L s 8 @ . o d S
sVAWIS EABRO1DERIES
tI9AhS LlNE\S
SIIKS HOSIERY
pH LANES GREETINGS
gALB\CtAS SEfR0 CLOTHING
TLAIp< BLANKETS
M6RiSoES SHIRTS, DRAWERS
CALlO0Hs CLOTHS
LACES CAS~IMERRS
NTSIiNS NkSTiNGs
npKFS CRANATs
3LpNks SCARES
&c, &C.. &c,
a. aiU still continue to sell without regard
TO COST, FOR CAsIII
Oar sf.<k il kept CoNPLSTs and ENREoksN, and
-es,ts * t bc charged t. prompt customers in the
--n9try or city, ~ a small advance
Ne are receiving 10y steamer thi morning large
los ofTirA SlN IT and CLOTH CLOAkS, and other
-. which are offered extremely cheap
PRICE WATKINS
no4 Nearly opposite Exchange Bank.
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ssg~ Why SUFFER- WITH RHHuMArIsM,

EGg WHY SUEFhH VIII WI uHAIIo5l'
Neuralgia Head Ache Ear OF Tooth Ache, or pain
in any part OF the limbs ar body, stomach or bowels
vhtu YOU css be cured instantly with HARRIS
HoRNhS CURHALLs 1t IL fine tonic for weak
st ~ hs and bowels giving them tone and strength
20 digest food thus curing Indigestion and Dyspep
s;e lst all who suffer- bay bottle from PURCELL,
LADD q 90, or other Druggists In Richmond. Bot
tlow 70 and 80 cents oc l0-6m
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I1g RIcHMosD MADE STovHs.-THI

Ll2y" RICHMOND MADE STOvHs.-THs
AbvANfAogs IN PURcHasIs0 RICHMOND MADE STovEs.
2hoy are made u the bos material and extra heavy,
20 ~ 90 stand the i'll usage Of servants. Broken
pIat,s be conveniently replaced at a moderate
cssf. They warranted t. operate to the satisac
tium Of the purchaser. They costno more per pound
than he Northern stoves.
Wholesale wAreroom at the Foundry Retail trade
Supplied by the city dealers.
These Works have been Ia successful operation foI
Essriy SIX years, aud have acquired high reputa
b III tor the quality OF their manufacture
sNYDkR
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Rsr PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FAC

beg PLAIN STATEMENTS OF FACTS
DR. HAMPTON, now aged 81 years speaks. Hear him.
Are you sick! Beware Of imitations Ask for
Hanpton's Vegetable Tncture. The Iasny cures
made By this pleasant and safe remedy may induce
counterteltng
medicine must have Elerit. and great merit, too
to stand the test of public opinion. No art Of putting
can galyan2e worthless article, t. keep it up
a. good medicine, ii it be not really 80.
good medicine will live, become popular and ex-
tend its sales year after year, In spite OF opposition
The people readily find out its virtues and the fame
OF them passes from mouth to mouth with more ra-
pi1ity than newspapers can spread it, living wit
Gfss testifying IL the cure medicine has made for
hin, is OF more service than any newspaper adver
timing.
In prsof Of What say above refer you TO
Hamptons Vegetable Tincture and its effects.
hR. VIZ. IiIJH No. ls5 South P8ca street Balti
more, cured Of rheumatism, Dyspepsia aud Nervous
Disease.
Ma. EDWIN N. SPRsNKILN, No. q Register street
Baltimore, most dreadful Of SCrotula OF years
standing, lost number o pieces Of BONE restored to
health.
Mss MARY scoPIELp Teacher No. $50 Baltimore
streether case after years Of suffering, has aston
ished her friends. Let the afflicted call to her.
DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr.. N. Oldham, Of Baltimore CustOml House, suf
terrd from these complaints for Is months, with body
and mind severely affected. He Was cured by IIamp-
toms Vegetable 1ncture. after other things failed.
COUGH, CONSUMPTION, &C.
Nj. Henry T.. " inn had cough for } years-great
weakness &C. had in all five six physicians; tried
all the remedies, but cured only by
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'-- - - = - -
SHIPPING.
COAL.

GOAL! COAL The subscriber is now
-, - receiving so tons Of very superior Red and
" hite Ash ANTHRACITE COAL, and is daily re-
cssiyng Lump Coal from Midlothian and Black Heath
hines al OF which he will sell at the lowest market
price. Orders attended to with promptuess If Ian
at my office on the Dock between nth and 18th ste
az the Coal isrd, Dsnville depot, or at Larus Il
Shines. No a Main st.
no I4-l0t p q IARrS
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NATIONAL HOTEL, MAIN STREET,
~ Staunton Virginia
VIM. D. dILkSON, Proprietor
0mnibusses free of charge run In connection with
the Hotel and the isAifUad Depot
RG- Every attention Is given to passengers who
wish 20 depart by either OF the lines Of travel.
Al--5vn
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off, FOR RENT-The three-story and
III basement Brick House on Canal street between
LIST and I'D streets. 1t contains nine rooms and two
pantries. gas throughout, Water, 6ei bath room: a
lot; Apply on the premises, or to +. MCCONNELL,
at Mitchell fylers. no Its
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HAIR, Hat, Cloth, Nail, Tooth, Shoe,
Wall Shaving, Comb, Scrubbing and Paint
Brushes in endless variety, for sale bv
JNO ". POLLARD, Dsug4ist.
hsfrs
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DERUV1AN SYRUP, or Protected So
luton OF protuxide of Iron new and elegant
preparation, for sale by
DUVAL i NORTON,
Is DruC
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oe lot. Over p. II. Kptch's Trimming Store
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Rs3yS" \ VERY PARTICULAR NOTICE.-l
have now on hand BOOTS and SHOES. for Ladies,
Gentlemen, Misses and Children, made expressly
for me- In Paris by tho following celebrated manu-
facturers viz: Mons.eurs Meies, Bredf, Trepreau
Nusec Barre. CArod, Raquin, and many others; also
materials Of every description and color ~ any
Lady WiShin. CATERS Slippera made 10 suit any
rolored drr-s, Gun is accommodated by calling on
ALIEN ILL. also keep on hand large supply
Of Boots and shoes of my own nauufarture, for la
dies Gentlemen and Misses. All of the above Will
b., sold low for tn" quality, by
ALIEN. HILL, Manufacturer and Importer
OF Boots Shoes aud Materials
M l--Gt Main NJ Richmond Va
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-03-19
Moral Influence Of Literar5 Taste.

To young man away from home friend
less and forIorD in great city, the hours Of
greatest peril sre between sunset and bed
time; for the moon and stars see more evil
in a single hour than the sun in his whole
days circuit. The poets visions Of evening
are q Il soothing Ind tender images. II brings
the wanderer to his home, the chile to its
mothers arms, the OK to his stall, and the
weary laborer to his rest. But 10 q gentle
hearted youth who is thrown upon the rocks
Of pl;iless city, and Stands homeless amid
a thousand homes the approach OF evening
brings with it an aching sense of loneliness
and desolation, which comes down upon tbs
spirit like darkness upon the earth: lH
this nuod, his impulses becomes q snare Is
him, and he is led astray because he 10 &C.
cial, ufFectiona:e, sympathetic and warm
hearted.
[. there be young man thus eircuassan-
ced within the sound OF my voice. let ras
say unto him that books are The friends o:
the friendless, and that a library is the home
of the homeless. A taste fur reading viii
always carry You to converse with men whe
will instruct you by their wisdom ard charss
you by their wit, who will sooih you when
fretted, refresh you when weary, counsel you
when Perp'exed. sympsthise with you at ell
times. Evil spirits, in the middle sges
were exercised and driven away by bell
book, and candle; but yon want be, two Of
these agents, the book and candle -Ges. y
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