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10 ED SULPHUR BPKINGH-MONROE COUNTY, VIZ
LII alsTcse celebrated Mineral springs for the
reception Of visitors now well known that medicaal agents
the Red Sulphur springs the speedy pulmo
nary consumption bronchial affections, chronc drrha dyspepsa
and diseases Of tho brain. s
Richmond and ynchburg should leave the Virginia and
railroad Newburn Depot They will then have but
eight miles od rosd Via Orange and Alex
anda Virginia Conra railroad there about seventy miles
Of staging s2ls 1872
rooms and and attention.
by coming carly usually much crowded through the
month II August T. 8 CAMPBELL 60.
May 30-d4mo
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GEAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
WARRINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas.
Through Tickets be obtained At the Southwestern Rail
Washington tho ONCE Of tho and Alexandria
Railroad, ut Alcxandria
Richmond Danylc, Lynchburg Bristol Knoxville, Dalton,
Atlanta, Chattanooga Nashville, Huntsville, Grand juno
ton, Memphis, Montgomery, and Now Orleans
BY Direct Route and Continuous Railway Connexions
Anrdipg creator Expedition and Comfort and being 800 miles
Memphis than by any other route.
Through baggage checked to all the above points
George Page leaves c oc Of seventh street for
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June s--du t Washington.
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VNO ENGINEERS, ARCHITECTS, AND con-
tractort-The Phoenix Company Phlsdelpha
prepared receive execute orders for all sizes wrought Iron
solid and compound beams srde, o rVircd lengths for
proof buildings and bridges. sr-f
Trscgs and plan q using together with table showing capacity or
beams, will be furnished grasuitousy application
SAMUEL. J. KEEvfS,
Vice President 410 walnut street.
Nav Ib-xatTucs xT1urrlm .il.a.sf ~.
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SrpNKr g. BAxrsH RtnARp n HENDERSON
DAXTER e. HENDERSON, Attorneysat-aw, have
associated themselves for the of
Cumbia win any legal
that ntrused TO Them connected
April 1-codif 2n*
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SAVE YoUn DocTORs BiLLs.--When Dr. Wistars Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry will coughs colds, bleeding at
the lungs and arrest the foil destroyer Consumption It
does more than most physicians do single trial
will satisfy the incredulous
Buy none unless 1t has the Mriaes signature of ~
Butts on the wrapper June 9--ltDSW&W
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DU MARECHAL DUE DE RICHIE

lvl lieu, vol, illustrated; d IS.
Madame du Barr, !, vol, illustrated; 81
Memories fseats, vol, Illustrated OF cents
dc IA Belle GrabeIc, vol, illustrated; cents
Cardinal Dubois vol, Illustrated ~ cents
Memories Sur mpcTace Josephine, VOL ilusatcd
Chronques Dc I0altc bocu, vols Illustrated; ~ rs
(Euvrca do Cornciie vol Illustrated rs cents. ST
Hnvrcs Cosnrsstss de- MoIerc, vol, Illustrated; u IS
Maakon Historic de Ia Gucrre ~ map
80 -
juno FRANCK TAYIOR
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FOR STATIONERY.


DEPARTMENT. STATS,
Washington, May 80, 1854.
IN PURSUANCE OF the "Act lcgang making appropriations
for such objects have usually included gen
appropriation bill hout authority
certain Incidental tho departments shs
aud for other purpose" approved 18th August 1872
will
O'Clock the Goth Of June next for furnishing suoh articles
OF required by from the
Of July enumerated tho sabned schedule
quantity but be understood by proposing that the
liberty take either quantity
article than specified according s
Each article be OF the host quality and be delivered without
delay when ordered.
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VIZ ANTED-Printers and Editors. The pyopri-
wv the we'll known and popular weekly paper Tho Rural
Southerner moving Missouri would like
tho onos aud paper TINS aso opportunity y is Tho only paper
ious county PopsAon u the auno Aooo Appy
RICHARD EDwARTA
Box 1877 Baltimore
A copy wishing 10 see II.
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After various experiments with all sorts Of paving for
years. Boston has returned to cobbe-st0nes
the only convenient and practicable material The iron
pavement is botter but too expensive. All the other
paving materials have proved inferior to cobbe-st0nes
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ID H. GILLET, Counsellor ct Law has removed
he residences Franklin Bow, oosnsrfK and
will devote biz attention principal
ly the United States Supreme Court
Oct
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NTANTED--A Physician or Lawyer, with q cash
w capital u from 5000 u part proprietor
established weekly psper Rural ecuhcru THIS
unsy 70 embark IN lucrative bustnss connexoa with their
csou IN hourshinS county WHILE At The be
Thoroughly essabhsh himself In his pross slon Apply
RICHARD EDwANn0,
Box l027, BAilmors
copy the paper win he any person wishing
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THEATRE. -Openinp NIGHT


WASHINGTON TIIEATRE.-Opening Night of
w the English Opera.
THunsDAr JuSk 10,
Nss ANNIE MINER prizna nmma FRAZER Tenor
r RuDOiPfaEN Bsxso Mr.. and Mrs GEORGE HOLMAN; aud
CHARLES GUlIMETrE
INC Orchestra, fun and eient will tho experienced
on Of Mr. II. c. COOPER, tho celebrated vioipist.
Ne increase Of Prices. Subecripton Last opcs.
June
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.--Th steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will ID follows:
Leave Alexandria g. TO- IL O'Clock T. and o'clock,
y. m. 49,
Leave Washington g. o. II O'Clock and o'clock,
y. m. : l.ta
Tho THOMAS COrLYER, when the win opposite
hours. 13 49,
whaeys omnibuses connecting with Page Collye Will
o Pennsyvania avenue
the Alexandria.
june 8--cod--H RICHARD WALLACE President
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X LAW AND OADm TnruMrHASr.-We copy with pleasure
the annexed editorial paragraph from the National h
genc describing the orderly and quiet in which
the election of Monday passed off. 1t Is remarkable
fact, that not complaint has been made by any who
had been kept from the pos moaestcd tn the exercise
of is right citizen to vote for whom he pleased
As regards the peace of the city gratifcd in
being able to say that law and order triumphed The
arrangements for to the polls complete
that voter who felt interest in the was pre-
vented from the peaceful exercise of his right of suffrage
Whatever there Of disorder In localities apart
from the polls and everything which the conservatos of
the peace could do done promptly and properly To
many Of we'll known add most popular citizens who
consented to part Of the special police the
OCCASION much credit IL due in the attainment Of this
obes Their pvscnoe at the polls during the greater
part of the day very naturally Inspired respect and had
tendency to rcprcss the spirit OF disorder The value
Of good example nevw had happier ipAnsnoe. The
character Of the CITY, which, In rsspcc had suffer
ed detrmcnt by the disorders Of last year is now re-
deemed: and every good citsen whether attached to
the victorious to the vanqushcd party must fssl graf
flied at the general good order and good humor which
prevailed
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!. L. dANrsEA.
HENRY 4 CAMPBELL
Bankers,
sos LAND, COLLECTING, AND INSURANCE AGEkTA
SOsu CHy, l6Od,
lands with land Time and loan
rates. pay taxes, and furnish abstract es
Sep 26-dkswly tGl
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RowDYnn. we regret to learn by tho Star of yester-
day evening that the procession Of rejoicing democrats
and anti know nothings passed by the occ Of as paper
on Monday night outrages committed by sNportion
Of the procession and the crowd following immediately
on it, skirts Pistol-shots fired and stones
thrown into the windows.
Election night in largo city seldom passes without
some riotous demonstration and glad to hear that
the four EsportoriA assistants Of the Sar who
ting pasing events until midnight" found outsage
TO chrcnicls except the attack their premises
We trust that the perpetrators WIN be brought 70 justice
and feel confident that viii chen appear that they
not democrats anti know-nothings, but msnbsm of
that party whose lawlsa conduct, and whose ptcat-
mcnt Of democrats, tho Siar has often denounced
LADIES USIos FRnvAL.- Philharmonic Hall WINS beau
ully decorated for the festivals which commenced last
evening" the banners of the Sabbath schools decking the
walls. Each church had t table, and there WAS
" union table on the platform The festival Is well
worthy Of visit
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TRIAL OFFICER ALLEN. The trial of Officer Allen for
shooting Richard Hurahy at the City Hall square, on tho
day Of election, came off yesterday evening" at S. p m
at the jail, before Justices Murphy and Dom.
Mr.. Joseph H. Bradley, ST., appeared for Mr. Allen
Several witnesses examined but their statements in
respects quite conflicting From the testimony
of Captain MAXWELL of the army. who appeared to DO
totally dsnterested Witness 1t appeared that Mr. Allen
did not fire his pistol until stone struck him. and that
his hat knocked off 1t seemed TO Captain M that
determined effort being made to resist the officer
while he cndeavorng to fairly discharge bis duty In
nrresting his disordery opponents and that he ALLEN
had not fired he certainly would have been killed The
witness stated that he knew neither party their poll
tics, and that seeing the affair no Immediately pro-
ceedcd home and wrote 1t down, while the incidents
fresh in his memory. Two three witnesses sub
santiatcd Captain NJ statement and the Justices after
few moments conference stated that they believed that
the officer fully justified in what he had donc that
he resisted in the discharge Of his duty and that an
example must be made to awless characters thereby
letting them know that the law shall be upheld and the
officer defended in the legal discharge Of its execution
Mr.. Allen was therefore discharged from custody.
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tGg SCHEDULE
Paper, Hand made, Of Linen, Laid or Wow.
so foolscap, whamans or Joynsons per
Qnarlo creamad, weigh loss than pounds
per rcam, trimmed, one half ruled on three sides,
Whatmans Joynsons per
40 paper, laid damask Whatman's Joyn
SOM Ucrr
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The MusIc AT PRxsIDKr's GROUNDS this afternoon
will doubtless attract crowd Of citizens and strangers
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WAsHNaroS BlsLx SOCIETY. The twenty second ami
versary Of this society postponed account Of RAINY
celebrated last evening at the Four-and a-hafstr
church, the President, John Engle In the chair After
singing reading Of portion Of the Scripture, by Rev.
Samuel Rogers, Of Rylsnd Chapeland prayer by the
Rev. b. Sunderland D. d., Mr. NJ. H. Miller, the efficient
Secretary read the accounts Of the Treasurer and the Re
port Of the Managers.
The Report states that the general exploration and sup
ply Of the District both country and CITY, has been
pleted The aggregate number of families visited is
s3l5 found destitute of any portion Of the Sacred
Scriptures Ala supplied by sale, lo4 by donation HI
and IA expressed desire TO receive gift aud
were, consequently, left unsupped One hundred and
thirty five children of suitable age, found in these
destitute families not attending any Sabbath school, Of
whom rs were induced promised to attend. Number
of Bibles and Testamcnts sold 484 number distributed
gratutously Ill.
The receipts have been from subscriptions and dOna-
tons 1871 Al from sales 1904 20--total 81, 1856 g.
Tho issues from the depository during the same period
have been, by SALE 52s Bibles and 79l Testaments,
amounting to 1855 10; and by gratutous distribution
including those delivered to the distributing agent 1856
Bibles and 38 Testaments, of the value of $Il5 "a
leaving in the depository 3Os Bibles and 766 Testamens
of the value, at the regular fixed price, of 1928 49,
Interesting addresses subsequently delivered by
Hon. John Thompson, representative of the American
Bibe Society, snd by the Rev Joseph I. Smith, Of Bal
tmorc.
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WillArds' Hotel.
DIED.,

On the ssh NARY f. JDINSTON, wife Of JAS A. JR
DiysroS, b, tn 2Sd year Of her age
The friends and acquanaaoa the family
her funeral from her late residence 9th street, between
streets, to-day at O'Clock, p.
p,txr states Alexandria papers please oopy.)
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Ne increase Of Prices. subscripton Last now opca
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FROM WAsHINGToS.

+ JrIY 2.-fhe Government has received dis.
patches from Mr.. Forsyth, u. S Minister at
Mexico, who, at the latcSt dates, was in CORES
pondercc With the Mexican Government on the
subject growing out of thestax ON the property
of American citizens. The point for demanding
his passport Ind not then been reached.
The contract for supplying stationary for the
interior war and Nhvy Departments have been
awarded to MesSfs Blanchard & Mohnn; for the
State Department to WIN. L. Bailey, aud for the
Treasury department to Franklinl1hAlip. The
successful bidders arc residents of Washington.
The whole nuuiher Of lm,d warrants issued in
june We're 9G3, tn satisfy which l42,0Oo acres
are necessary. ~ -
The President has taken up his Summer resi-
dence Mt the Soldiers iIome.n three or four
miles from thecity. The Sec'y of War occu-
pies houSe on the SunelpreRiscs.
Dispatches were received to. day al the Mexi-
can legation, but they silent on sie subject
of the American Minister demanding and re-
ceiVing his passports. Such a report was how
ever, current at the capital Our govt has also
received adyceS. but their contents have not yet
TRANSFERRED. The civil proceedings were continue
ca against the foreigners who refused to cont;i-
bntion on their property, and those who resisted
the federal authorities were ordered to leave the
capital Several Russian and German residents
together with Americans had sought protection
from Minister Forsyth
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PnILADELpAlA MARKEr.

JuLY2 .-Flour mai ket unchanged; inspections
for the week amount to 5,s44 6bis, decrease
of nearly 5000 bbs from last week; there is
very little export dcnnnd aud most of the sales
are confuedto the wants of homo consumers at
50, Pond, 81 10 for common and Extra, $5a6 for
Extra Family and Fancy; 500 bills Ohio Super
fine sold at 1925. Rye Flour aud Corn Meal
steady, with limited s,tles Wheat, but little
inquired after sales OF red at Sl,o2al, o4, and
white at 81, l0aI 30.
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EROM "a L0rLs

JuLY dispatch from, ST. Joseph 70 the
2sth, by q. S. Express TO Bonneville, says -
Salt Lake mail arrived to-day. bringing dates
from Salt Lake City 10 the 18Th inst General
Johnston was to start for the city on the 18Th
inst, with 1000 men in columns. The army
will enter the valley via Soda Springs, on Bear
river. Col. Hoffman arrived at Camp Scott
with his men and officers III good health and
spirits. Capt, Matcy's command arrived frolr
New Mexico with l,5oo1oose mules.
Commissioners Mccullough and Powell had
started for the city in company with Governor
Cumming and Post Master Morreil. COL HART
lucy, Secretary of the Territory, left camp Scott
on the 10th lust, foi Salt Lake city. There was
quite diversity of opinion ut camp Scott, as
To what course the MOrmons would pursue i'll
regard to allowing troops 10 enter the valley.
The mail party passed about 300 Mornons,
with horses and mules aud well armed, but
would give no Information as To where they
were going or what they intended doing.
Fifty Mormons who escaped from the Valley
were met at Platte River, vending their way 10
the States. Twelve companies OF caveiry or
dragons were met near fort Laramie passed
Harvey and Col May, encamped on Pawnec
fork OF the little Blue; large number of troops
were encunped ON the Big Blue; Col. Morrison,
and command were at the Little Blue; met sup
ply trains between the fourth and fifth crossing
of Sweet Water; Col. Sanders was at South
Pass and was ON the eve of starting ON an ex-
plOratiOn of wagon road from that place to fort
Hall. The report that the Mornons had reniov-
ed their families TO Provo is confirmed.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

july 2-Receipfs Of flour very light and
quoted at So, sOa4, 20 Tor extra. Nothing doing
in common wheat, steady at 65a75 fol red and
and -S0a95 for white. Barley dull Oats firm
at S5c. Mess pork good demand at $3.50,
mostly held at Sl4, 75a15. Bacon shoulders Sc
and sides TA733, quiet. Lard s-4al0, quiet
Whisky firm at Iac Groceries firm, good de-
rnRiid q sl ].
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ST. JouNs, n. f., 10 p 3L---Ehe Telegraph
line between. this city and the BAY of Bulls
Arm, az which point the cable is 10 he lan,icd
is nov in good order. The Steamer Porcupine
is stationed oil the mouth of tic bay aud will
remain there until the Niagara arrives, when
she will pilot her in aud assist in landing the
cable. The Niagara is inomentnrily expected
The weather this afternoon is dull but not un-
favorable for the telegraph heet.
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pREsInENT MnNRnE

9 iNEw YonK, July 2.-The remnins of Monroe
were cxhn!ned early this morning in presence
of Gov. Wise, Col Lee, Col Blow and Ball Of
VirginiR, Mr.. Monroe, nephew of the deceased,
and others. The coffin was in excellent state of
preservation, and was removed to Church As.
cension During The day flags OF public and
other buildings and shipping were at half mast.
Guns were fired from three o'clock till shutdown.
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Hoops and F's,roy Artjeles.--The attention
of the ladies is directed to the new supply of
hoops advertised by Payne & Go. These hoops
are the chief of all the styles, and the hoops
altogether lovely, light, well-setting and grace
full Payne & Co. have also rceeiyed d lot of
fancy articles and perfumeries, which if seen by
the eye the heart must grisve after.
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

CINcINNATI, July 2.-lfiver risen inches.
PlrTsB yKGu, July 2.--Hiver 4 feet by pier
mark, falling. Weather cloudy and clear at in.
tervals. Mercury %.
LOUISVILLE, July 2.-River falling slowly; .
feet . inches in canal. Heavy thunder and
lightning storm hast night; now clear. Mercury
90.
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NEW YeRK MARKET.

July 9-Flour firm; sales 10000 ibis
Wheat firm; 600 bush sold at 81, Q5al OF for
western white, $l,0Ial,O2 for red; 7OaS5c for
Chicago Spring. Corn quiet but steady. Pork
steady at s I6, 90 for5hIess, $3.50 for Prime
Lard steady. Whisky steady at 223-4.
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'LUMBBR YARD BURNED.

BurFALo, July 2,-'rhe lumber yard of Van
Week. Churchill q Packer, with two million
feet of fine boards was hnrnetl1last night Loss
S30sOn0; insurance $lS,0oo
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FIRE

W4TERBuHY, Ct, July 9.--The Hoe Factory,
E. q, Tuuler's Wheel Shop aud the MaleaGle
Iron5Co.'s works at Union City, were destroyed
which will not cover the loss sustafned.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Fsmale Diseases. -A large proportion of the
female sex suffer from some irregplarity in tho
menstrual secretion. An such sufferers, wheth-
er from suppression, excessive flow, or painful
discharge, can find sure and permanent reliefin
the well tried Peraoian Syrup, which acts in
such cases almost like nagic For safe emily by
E. Booking, Agent, No. o. Monroe street, where
also can be found barber aud transparent soap
at reduced prices, &c.
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hickory urove 81 Charle. o., No Nrv. ie, isgt.

Hickory drove, 81 ChsFles Co, no. Srv i9, 1896.
PROF q. J. Woop-issT ssir: lHe sumIsaf
re were Induced 70 your Hair
IL eet werEFo TonderfGli ei Il duyto you
the afiiictcd, to report it.
Our iic son's head for tiBe lad heen perfectly
covered with sores and called ~ scaid head. III.
hair almost entirely % consequence, Dien
fried seeing his sIlcJhEs, advised your
rAtiff hs did so with little hope Of sucee.
prise and that Of all friends, fr~ sppcatoas
removed the disease entirely, and and u;.TzLt ci
Of hSlr soon started out, and
has as hr1luya scalp sbG As iuxHriau crop Of ilT
any Other chilli We therefore. rsen--
nd y7T Restorative leriect remedy Tor ali d,s1=4
OF slis scalp and hair HeaIe, yours respectfully.
GEORGE " BIiiGiNBOTTAA
SARAH 4. HIGGIGEUrHa8.
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Il Timely Hiat-1n view of the many cases
of sun stroke which are daily occurring every
where, it would be well for those necessarily ex.
posed to the sun to know that sponge satur.
ated with water, or a handkerchief placed in the
hat and then upon the head win operate as a
preventative
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HOMICIDE

PHmADELrHIA, July 2d-Chas Bay was
killed this morning, on the corner Of Second
and South streets, by WIn, II. Smith, who was
arrested. This is the fourth homicide since
Monday last!
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NOTICE TO PERSUa9S IPANZTNt9 WALL PAPER
BURDEGS, Ceo, 1tLL &EW STILES, A 7 REDUCED
PRICES
NHE respectfully informs his friends and the
public generally. that he has hand the nssort-
nent Of cheap Wall Paper aud Borders In the city, ranging
in price from cts. 70 oar per roll Hall pers
match borders Only . cents per bolt Beautiful glazed
on Cloths, &c, will please call the cheap
Notion Store. JOSEPH GRAVES,
mylS Main S., Centre Wheeling
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NOTICE mMuHRESRRpn

New. Carpets at Reduced Prices.
THE sg6scriler takes pleasure nosmipg his
friends and the pubic generally. tS he living
his Spring Stock or GOODS, which very large
and embraces the create variety offered n this city
Ay stock consists, in part, Of couiPet-
Carpets Rugs OIL Cloths Wall Paper, Window Shades,
Curtain Danasks Esti Delaines, Gilt cornices, Curtain
Bands aud Pins THbn and Piano Covers, together with
great Tsristy Of arilces too mention THIS
stock has been selected with great 10 and prize.
and do t.nk that oGer thst
not before BEEN oaered in this city.
Those IN Goods the Uousc Inc vii
please eahatlhe OLD stand n o 14:S, BERin and
SATISFY themselves Iat this th place G0od o Cte
Goods. y. C. HARBOUR,
ap3 Nn 1i2 Main ST.
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BRAGG's ARCTIC LINIM MW e

Ths iucompr IHimtnt, upon which tile grea
OF afflicted OF all lands rely FOR relief
the pangS OTIheumatis NeuraigiR Gbut, ErysipeIas,
CHuoar SarOfnlu Sprains, utSes, ali
cnareous dsenses Is ridy supersedns allsmlar prep
nFatious The propretoTR give for the
sufferers, the following cuIOTanduin OF Won
derf cures It dringtte pasttew Ger
tdcRtes the aTtes named are In the possession OF
the pepretOrs but their length precIIdes qualification