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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06
June 6, 1853 -22-
WOOL CARDING.

STIV EIlS & STAFFORD.
AVlNG pureh used the Cnrdhg machine
l. formerly owned by jenkins &Pat.Un, on
Sugar Run. renewed the Cards ana fitted np
the machine i'll good oider, are now prepared
TO execute all work entrusted 10 them, oM
short nUtice and III an excellent manner.
%. MIR. &. KEPLER,
An experienced and we'll kmnwn workman
has been employed 10 superntend the ina
chine.
TERAlS-Fve cents per pound. One 10.
IF clean greas. Will be required for every
seven lbs. of wool. Grain laken Tor CardIng
II delivered on or before taking the wool away :
STtNERS " STAFFORD,
Cash paid for Grain nj all times.
Pnnl,.r.iv. AnrIi 20 -IG.3In
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06

SUCCESS AND FAILrRE IN LIFE. We
publish in another place a somewhat ex-
tended report of lecture by Henry Ward
Beecher. delivered before the Mercantile
Library Association. We think our read
ers will n"t object TO the space i: occupies
if they will but give it n careful reading.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06
S'TEPlH s;N R. HUNTERS
p .EsT j. - Il
Rotary Harvester

7 AM now manu- fIcturing Hunters new
l. Rotary Moving Machine and Harvester.
This machine works admirably in every re-
sip ct, and is supersedIng all other machines
~ the State of New York, and in all other
places here il has been Introduced.
Its rotary motion gives accelerated velocity
to its Cutters, cuab .iug it to cut smooth and
easy. The tir.ger racks being connected by a
hinge, allows it to adjust itself to uneven
surfaces; it is without side daft, and et.tirely
flee from clogging; it requires less power and
less managing; ii can run slow or fast, around
a corner or ma straight line. The cutters
are well guarded from stones, aud can be Sc
instantly for high or low grass. 1t is con
structed entirely of iron.
Persons are invited to call snd exam ne be
| fore purchasing elsewhere.
All orders promptly attended'to.
| } w. G. STACKPOLE.
| PomeIoy, o May D., 1886.
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NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT.

NXTJLLlAM ". REMINGTON, plaintilT
w against l.. &. SchenePp, derei dnnt.-
Before George Lee, J. z. Of Salisbury Town
ship, NJ .igs County, Ohio.-On the I4tb day
OF unc, \. ID. 1893, said Justice issued an
uTdrI OF Attachment IN the above Scbon Tor
the sun of 833 10. VIII. REMINGTON.
PunetuY, OHIO, June lS, 1883. 1851
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06

r4'- rhe glorious fourth, has come and
gone. but in consequence of the absence
Of the editor, no notice of the ,loings of
the citizens on the occasion. appears in
our, paper to-day. And for the same rca-
son several matters that should have beeu
noticed, must be deferred. 8.s..
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NCw millinery In POmerOy.

NJ RS. y. -. G II SO y
A NNOuNCkS to Ne GiliGens Of Peut,oy
\ and vicinity that size is Dpw in receipt Of
tho IatgeSt and finest STOCK ,dr M,l'nrry
goods ever "lIrreA ,p his market, 70 W hich 81.
nrlies the aiteflI0h OF gll pers2nS WiSGlhg ~
purchase. iief r.>btfiepce in lie basblsA f"i
twenty teoTs enabieS het ,o select .Slicb goods
rS tanhu fail {" pl.ast.' aud having prothtrd
he best "f "SPetIencc9 w 6,k1leh, SIZE is now
prepared Ia inamufnctufe tgorder. aud, "lSn, ,p
do all kinds "i dre. sing aud r.pniiing OIL work
IN substantial n'HnnrT, aid Oh f-nsohalle
terms.
Her stock consists 0f Houhris of evcfy de-
ScfipIl"m. Riding Hats, aH! II other NJ iftdS of
Halls lnr In'nS. Also. boys and childiens'
iiniS; Head Dresses. Caps, Ribbons. nr ~ ~
dcscr pliun End in great variety; FrGWrh ghO
American Flowers of every description. hi
fact, she has ell that can be found III a 6IsL-
! lass market
shop on Water Street. tliid building above
! The Remington House, Ponr roy. Lad eS. dn
noi forget The place, hui just cail aud SEE Tor
v"urSrIrc-. ln"2o-rml s. GIBSON
ELlJAll HUTTON.
| COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Office IN the County AUDITORS Office. tuu,t
HOUSE. lebi ini
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I ATE Of the firm of Crowley & DAVIS. de.
! sigiiS prosecuting the Plating huxin. 81.
81 tbs old siapd, on Sugar Run. Thankful
for the liI'rtn G-stownl of patrunage hcrci"-
fore. b" will endrnyot -. merit lis conlinu-
anrs hr trnmpiueSs and nPIinrSS. i6-if
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06

ruEsD NY :;:::::.:;.:a:::::;JULN q
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06

w. II. LAsLEY, Secretary.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-07-06
ELIJAH UTTON,
rnTrNFI'N STTDN VnD
JOHN S. DAVIS.

Office IN the County AUDITORS Oflice. Cos
House, I,.li .,,I
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New Book.

BATTLES OF The UNITED STATES BY SEA AND
LAND. BY Henry Il Damson, member Of the
New York Historical Society, &c &c. With
Illustrations by Chapel. Parts and 2.
This work is published in parts, and sold to
subscribers only. From the promise of the two
numbers before us we can say that the work is
eminently worthy public patronage. As re-
spects typographical execution, it is gotten up
in the finest style, upon strong, fine, white pa
per. The matter bears marks of careful and
extensive research upon the part of the au thor,
and the epgravings are executed in a style of
art, second to none that we have seen in an
historical work. Some of the pictures are per-
feet gems in their way. The Office of the agent
of this work is at No. 1919 Seventh street.
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Ihk REGINA cell CAtE.-President Benson,
OF Liberia, has addressed letter to thu secre,,,,
OF the New York State Colonization soc,.,,, -
regard to the charges made by Captain simon .,
the French bark Regina Coli, Of connivance nm
the part OF the Liberian Government In the neu,
french slave trade trade. President Benson pro-
hOunees as false the assertion that either he mr.
'ne government Of Liberia had any completely
win, OF consented to, the illegal operations Of
captain Simon; that the Government received
si'ooi, as passport money, and that som. a, an.
emigTsnts were Americo-Liberisn.. He state.
that Captain Simon paid only the usual tonn,as
duty on his vessel and import duties on ,h. 80.
to be landed, amounting Ia ali to $40 az, No.
passport money was received, and tina, osnt,,,
simon was allowed to 90 to the coast to seet .r.-
isran's only on the explicit understanding tba
ne would reiasn 70 Monroyia to hsve them exam.
ineo shd to clear. President Ben.on's letter i.
e'e1' ana direct In Its statements, and be
p'"n.l'e> 70 Pnblisb, ct an eafyHday the full
do urDrnisty evidence, which viii eoDpl.t,Iv
eIeuipate the Liberian .uthori,,.,. 60. '.ay
charges Of Captain Simon. . 'ffT Ign w
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.


The Union notices the blunders of the Lon
don Netrs and Paris Patris in relation to the
position of the United States upon the Central
American question, saying:
The policy of the United States Is not to &C.
qulre Central America, or any part OF IL, out 10
open the Isthmus routes and have them free 10
all the world. This policy we have distinctly
avowed to the European States. IL Is as well
known In London as in the Department at WASH
ington; In Paris as by the governments Of Mic
aragua and Costa Rica. There has been no con-
eeaImeni about st. The News ought to have
W hat is said by our foreign contemporaries and
our own press about the Belly contract Is all the
merest mconshine. We have taken no excep-
tion to the conditions Of that contract. We care
nothing about IL. IL there are nftv such papers
in existence II Is all the same to this government
What the United States object to is the enforce
ment OF any such covenants as would interfeT e
with contracts previously made with our citi-
zens. That II all. The :" Cabinet at Washing
ton" intend to maintain and enforce the hts OF
American citizens, bat without special reference
TO the lsthmus routes, which IL Is their purpose,
as we have said. to open 10 the commerce OF the
world.
"Mr. Belly Is regarded In Nicaragua, Costa RI
ca, London and Paris precisely as he has been,
from the first, regarded by the Administration
a mere adv-nturer, unworthy of notice and
without the least consideration Of any of the gov
ernments referred to. The letter Of Lord Nal mes
bury looking to the completion and use Of the
General Cass would have said, what everybody
else claims and desires-the opening Of a route
for the tree transit of the nations. The govern
ment Of Costa Rica has distinctly declared that
If they had understood Mr- BeIly's purposes a,
they do now, they would have made no contract
with him. On this subject il may be interestin NJ
to the News TO learn that the Costa r lean gov
eminent have received Gen. Lamar, the Ameri
can minister, with great cordiality, and have in.
vited him to attend the convention Of Contra
American States about to be held, with view Il
effect the confederation thereof" .
The Union also rejoices over the result likely
to ensue among the Oregon Indians, from tn,
free use Of Sharp's rifles and Mimic balls in re
cent engagements.
The Inteiitgeneer gives an historical review
of the action Of Congress in regard to ''the pub
licity Of legislative debates"
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u We have dates from Vera Cruz to the 22d
inst The sloop-ofwar Plymouth was In port
waiting the arrival of Minister Forsyth who was
daily expected A Senior ID. Faustino Snarez had
been arrested on his arrival in the steamer Mexi-
co from Havana, with number Of letters on his
person addressed to the Zuloaguista General c.
oas, and to a number of priests, &c, recommend
ing him as an adventurous Spanish soldier,
worthy OF their patronage in the struggle sgains t
the eonstitutionalists. Senior Ramon Pellon,
OF vera Cruz, to whom some Of the letters were
addressed, was discovered by them to be of the
wrong stripe, and is held up by the Progreso in
no gathering light. decree Of the constitutional
government, proroguing to the end of the year
the permission To introduce foreign soap, rice
lard and corn under the decree of the 5,h Of Apri
last, had been published
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NIcARAeuA--We have FL Nacional de Leon
to September IS.
The 18th of SePtember-a general national hol-
iday-was celebrated with much spirit
The new constitution had been adopted, with
many rejoicings.
The National Assembly had authorized Presi-
dent Martinez to take STEPS to perfect the Central
American Union.
The Ministry had been reconstructed as fol-
lows:
Foreign Afairs-D. Pedro Zsladon
Tfeasury-Dr. d. Jesus de la Rocha
Government and Wsr-D Edwardo Castillo
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DEDIcATIoN.-On Thursday, the new Masonic
Hall at Doylestown, Pa was dedicated by the
Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvania, with appropriate
ceremonies The procession was quite large and
imposing, numbering nearly thousand men,
bers. A very eloquent address was delivered by
Rev. John Chambers in the PRESBYTERIAN church
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CzLEBRATIoN--The citizens of Pittsburg, Pa e,
are preparing to celebrate their one hundredth
birthday, on the 18th of November, in manner
oentting the fame Of their smoke-stained city.
several musical, military and fire companies
have signifed their intention of participating
The butchers will also turn out on horseback
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CENraAL AnERICA-Ths English steamer
Midway arrived at Aspinwall on tbs 10Th
inst from Greytown, having left there on the
night OF the nth inst She reports the arrival of
the small steamer al Greytown, belonging TO the
Whlte-Stebbins Company, called the Catharine
Maria, in good condition. The Catherine Maria
is intended for Lake Nicaragua The Liberty.
another small class steamer, belonging to the
same company, which sailed from Key West on
the same day the Catharine Maria, had not
arrived at Greytown when the Midway LEFT
Inc Csss-irisarr had left for Lake Nicaragua
wa the Colorado river, but a report had reached
0reytown that she had grounded somewhere In
the river, II Is supposed or near the Machsco
raplos-the same place where the steamer O,is
GOT aground somey years since and went to pieces
CosTA RIGA I'VE have the Chronica de- Cast.
RIGA to September %. The National Congress
was In session. The report OF the Minister of the
Treasury. &c, states tha: the revenue last wear
amounted to eS69,Ol0, beside a forced loan Of
si9,2l2, which is falling of of s2l2 227 from the
revenue Of 1856 The national debt now amount.
to $4,000 Complete peace has reigned since
the expulsion Of the flibusters. The Minis er
says that thus far the revenue OF ISIS shows an
Improvement
GENERAL Mirabeau B. Lamar, the American
minister, was formerly received by the President
OF Costa Rica on the 18th September
In order to promote the union OF the Central
american states under one government mt, the Costa
hican congress had authorized President Nor,
agree 10 uniform system of currency, weig hts.
measures, &c and to adopt a uniform tariff 10,
tell ard other systems
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1@LECTURE-The third Lecture N the seues
IS before the Catholic Beneficial Total hbstI.
hence ASSOCIATION Of the District of Col umba viii
be delivered by JOSEPH 8 w LsoN, Esq, at the
Philharmonic Hall, corner 18th street anL Penn,
averue, on SUNDAY EVENING, he 5Ist INST,
A. "a clock. The pubic is respectfully invited.
causes upon the social condition."
The members of the association will meet at their
Hal on Sunday Evening, the SYST inst, at half
8 O'Clock, and march IN PROCESSION to the Lecture
Room. IL. c. MCLAUGHLIN,
Chairman Of Com. on Lectures.
JAMES ]. KANE, Sec. (Union) oo&-5t
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Two LEr-sOoMs, tfar.ish.d.D " IN U,,r3 =,
\ private lamiv. On L. street., No. 5l4. betr.er
AID tHh streets north. for eeutienan AND isSv
"'"'sAs'e seaaeseo, E1H .tHF d oc2S
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REMAlsIshs5s e e g: tts a:s 3as:.

lOrderedto hammered b the EvEEIrs Stan, J
os,nS ne nevsyapsI haylns harvest olreulation
any DAILY paper pablished In Waahington
:, w pe!sons applying for letters n the follovin
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kR ssn,tIE00n reasonable terms. Q desirable
~ q DWEi.LINh HOUSE, with b. lex
M -nending atteched-No Sss-confainIns an ali
.voms, situated on the west side OF lStk rtreef
s;; gstween va evenue q d Y street, near VIII
as notei, suit. be for beaIdns. house or for
HeIsol no would IKE to rent out Tooms, There is
e. ~ l, al the rooms. Apply to PoLLARD VIZ BIZ
-. g 'th stfeet- IS
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VOLUNTEERS,

n~ RELIGIOUS NOTiCE.-The yesty Of
fkS the Church Of the Ascension Rev. Dr. Pink
ney, r eotor,D having rented the bal ding known
odd Trn ~ Church. " on 9Th street. ne sTy opposite
the City Hail. UlviAe Service will be held therein
on each Sunday hereafter at 1, q. and ~ ?. m,
until the repairs ofthe Asoeusion Church sae CON-
90 s.etf I3 w, GRAY PALMER, Rss,r.
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TNOT1C E.-Psrsons wi hing to become
OS members of the Washington Building Asso
citation can co so by application 20 Mersrs. y. w.
Coast Survey Office, and Geo. Glorius, ID street,
near 12tn. The next meeting Of the Stockholders
will be on the frat FRIDAY i'm November, i'm 6 err
man Hall, precisely at Z q. clock p. m.
CHARLES J. UHEMAN,
oo ~ dtNov5 Secretary.
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GENERAL PAEz's FAREwELL.-General Paey
is the lion of the day. As we stated yesterday,
he arrived in town on Thursday evening. with
Messrs. Rojas, Mujici and Manuel Paez. the
last the Generals son. The President had s;o.
nifed his desire to shake hands with the re-.
nowned companion of the immortal Bolivar
before hisdsparture for Venezuela; and the gal.
liant General never thought himself, of leaving
our chores without paying Q visit to the Prssi
dent. This lsave-taking occurred yesterday.
at noon, In private and friendly manner
General Herran introduced General Paez to
the Secretary of State, and General Cass pre-.
sented, Afterwards, both those gentlemen and
those accompanying them, to the President.
: We hear that Gen. Paes addressed Mr.. Bin.
chanan with deep emotion, expressing his hap
piness in being able to avail himself of the oc-
casion for expressing to the American people
through their illustrious Chief Magistrate, his
profound gratitude for their hospitality to
him, and for the many proofs of generous
sympathy bestowed upon him by the people Of
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE FOR NOvEM
III Der at
SHILLINGTON's BOOKSTORE
Blaokwood's Magazine aud Reprint of Foreign
Reviews fuTnisfed to subscriber. in this CITY At
pu lishers prices, fres OF postage.
Ali the Magszln,s for November AID Literary
Newspapers for this w elk received.
. Bank Books, cheap Letter Paper. Cap and Note
Papers, Envelopes, Inks, Gold ard Steel Pens PEN
ellis, &c, for sale at
SHILt INGTON'S
Bookstore. Odeou Building
OcS corner ~ street and Penn. avenue
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M NOTICE.
lVlRS; HELLER invites the ladies' of Washing
ton ard vicinity to her Grand Opening of =
WINTER h0NNETS. DRESS CAPES, ~.
ard FLOWERS, on Monday, Tuesday.
and w ednesdav, Nov. ], 2. aud 5. Ladies 81
please remember the place and day 70, as she
has The best assortment of Bunnets, Dresa Capss
and French Flowers and kuches.
No. "a Louisiana avenue. bet en- nh and 9Th sts
opposite Centre Market. 90 80 Ims
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0@NATIONAI. BUILDING ASSOCIA.
uS TlON-The thiro meeting for the payment
q dyes vii be held at Temperaaee Hail on TUES
20 ExENtNG; Noyember %. At O'Clock
q small premium
Oc . ST CHAS. WILSON, Sec,
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PUTTING n SfRoNG.-An impatient Welshmau
called 10 bic wife. "Come, come, isn't break asst
rssdyi Tvehad nothing SINCE yesterday, and TO-
morrow will be the third dayi" This is equal to
the stirriug housewife, who aroussa her maid at
four O'Clock, With Come Bridget; get up! Here
Ills Monday morning; to-morrows Tuesday, next
days Wsdnesdsy-half tho weeks gone-and noth'
lug done yet"
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THE DISPATCH


$1,000
ss.~. AsEposr Or Jso. HovAsn PAvss -Tn'
xsy. q. n. Howard, In late address before Wv
n,r,,s Of the Female College at oAssvtie, wnns
orsssasing the sentiment Of Home, relate" 'a'
following interesting snecdote;
"a striking illustration Of the depth ana un,ssr.
sssry Of this love Of home, was gwen sone yes ear
$3.50 "a him who nov addresses You, py .onn
Howard Payne, the author OF thai os'is", ~ n.s
avset Home II has been remarked - 80 pa'
singular fact,that be who sang 20 s~ceay :. s =
never had home and died bomeiess, soh'a'y sA'
.nssse thar on a visit 10 Middle Georgia, Was
v.,v Isairous of witnessing the games OF the ehs.
49,. n.s,re they we're removed to the Weas IL
- AZ time when affairs In this section were IN
= .,,sieal position. II became necessary 70 estao~
liar force, their called the Georgia auard, eota
a. nyotect the IndiAns and overawe designing white
- Sho we're interfering with the operation OF
our State Laws. AZ in the case always 10 sneh
,,,rcu N stAnces some Of the Guard were rude men,
enforcing their authority with violence
"Mr. Payne was warned that his vlsit vonia Do
attended with danger 20 himself bus he persisted,
came 10 Cherokee, Georgia, WAS seen by sue 0uard
and tsksn prisouer On the night OF bis arrest,
a. the Guard aud himself were lying arouua Eae
narnp-6re. perhaps not far from the spot where We
are nov assembled, ono Of the mon began to sing
sHoms Sweet Home When he had tnshed,
Psype told him he Was the author OF that song
The effect vas electric. The men started to their
feet, enioosed his bonds and grasped his hands,
declaring that q man who wrote Sweet HOME,
could nos be . traitor aud should not be pri-
sousr, and the next morning dismissed him vito
d~eds Of Kindness. Tho act was crsditabie TO the
men. aud the highest compliment III the estifna'
tion of the anthor which his verses had ever
received 1t teaches that among the radest Of
men the sentiment OF home 10 as deeply i'm.
planted q among those OF the highest social dis
lection"
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A Kiss DoS'r CoUST.-In the Bennett divorce
case at New Haven, young lady was produced on
the stand tor the respondent, who had but little
wh.le tefere. been an intimate friend of Mrs Ben
pstt, bat f,r some good reason proper to offer
oil her testimony for Mrs Benefits husband The
shrswd counsel for the lady naturally subjected
her to- pretty sharp crossexaminaiion, when it
came to bis turn. Among other things he asked
her IT, at certain date not very far distant, she
wss or Was not a friend of Mrs. Bennett. "No
sir" was the prompt aud decided reply But"
pursued the counsel, "did you not ut that time.
when you sccosted her, salute her with kissF'
"Oh, yes, sir" she answered, And salute her
again 10 the same way when you took leave OF
herr" Certainly, sir" "But still WAS not Jriewd
Of hsrs." SIN no sense of the word" was the
persistent reply. "Then give it up altogether,
said tho lawyer. "Woman is puzzle to me, L
coofsss." And We feel obliged to "give it up,
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NAfe. CAFa. aOorn 40
- NEW STOCK -
nuors AND 81 SHOES.

We are receiving this morning. Dec 22d. per
STEAMERS and echs ". Nickerson. good assortment
Of RJJTs and SHOES, of the following kinds:
Womep's heavy weited heel BOUTS, made strong
and good: sizes: tot, s tot, toe, to9 and
10 O These Beotsare made 30 order, and are such
a. we AN warrant to wear well.
Mems Ale Calf bR0aANS
Mems fns black cotton BROGANe: sizes: to II
and 10 to 10
Mems Inc Calf Oxford TIES
Mems heavy double sole BOOTS
Mems fuo Kip BUO1S
Boys fine Calf BOOTS. all sizes, to D. 10 TO H.
q to 9 .
Boys prime Kip BOOTS. made to wear as well %
to ell - ..
tlantlemen's and Ladies' OVER SHOES
We invite all in want to give us cali.
PUTNEY Il WATTS,
IL Main street,
IA Emporium Fashion.
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NOTICE The undersigned, Ia With
lN drawing FROM theco OF blNF0RD. DICK,
INsOy 4 WEisIG ER, begs to tender his personal
thanks to his many friends ana the patrons of the
late concern, who have SO geeerausly bestowed
their fvors on him He be- leave also to announce
that he has made an arrangement Dy ~nlcn lie Wal
be enabled upon the Let of January next, TO on n
TO his old friends and the public generally Increased
GtnDS than can be found in any hou.e south, in
that line of business and socits for the new con-
Germ trial ga isied that he offer Inducements
which cannot fail t. please
Full particulars hereafter ,r,,
na,a,nhar 9Th 1879 de 9--6tiJan
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NUMBERED LAND FOR SALE

are authorized to offer for sale privately, tract
OF TIMBERED LAND. located In the county OF
Chesterfield. on the Richmond and Danviile Rail
road. nine miles from the city Of Richmond and 2h
or mile. from James river The tract consists OF
some $40 Acres of original growth Of oak pine, &C.
1t believed that the stave and pine timber alone
would pay the pr asked for the land. The tract
adJoins the lands of Messrs Geo Tinsley, II w Fish
err Aug Hancock and others II is part OF the KEEL
bourne farm owned by Mrs Murchie. p' .fofthe
Land may De seen at the Office of Mesers -;UFuUT
furnished. no27-llus