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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-13

TIE PaINrERs' CasE.-The case against A. s.
Kierolf and other persons, members Of the Typo
graphical Union for Gbeiling certain printers in
this Office by publishing them as rats we're disposed
Of yesterday in the Police Court The defendants
plead guilty, and were iued one cent aud costs.
There had been two trials previously, and the jury
could not agree One ofthe arguments of he defense
was that such publications were right and roper
and yet the one in question smost directly the
cause Of one man being shot down in the rect,
aud ssversl ARRAYS in which weapons would have
been used but for the interference of peaeel-
able persons -Lou1VilIs Courier, Sfpf. Z.
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To Corrcspondcnts.

u will great deal unnecessary troabe flour friends
in writing o uS will beal in mir thefoowing rules:
Always sve the date Post Office cnuny aud ste in the boy
OF your letter.
the Paper changed from ecs to another give
both Offices in full
II you write and other atcr write separate
sheets OI paper, or different leaves Of sheet.
Letters and communications solicited all such iset
and subjects te Of noTmA interest 70 the public
Anonymous communications Nhatsver character will receive
attention.
Correspondents should write onyupon side Of the paper.
We cannot undertake return rejected communications
Al letters business should he directed MeSsr. F. g.
EASTMAN CO.. and not persOnaliy to either U the Pro
pTie.oTK.
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oliver Smiths WGII--sMarriage Portions
for Ihe Million.


MANY wears ago Oliver Smith, old bachelor
Who resided in one Of the towns in Hampshire
county, Mass, left the bulk Of his property 10 oe
managed by trustrees until it should amount to
S40O COO. when one-bal the income was to be an
nualiy given to twenty-One boys who should faith
fully perform certain conditions Of the will one
fourth 20 eighteen girls; one-eighth to 6fty'four
Young women for marriage portions, aud the re-
maiuing eighth to the same number Of findlgent ana
deserving widows The required sum viii be reseh.
ed in Oc ober next and, accordingly, about $40 sVO
will hereafter annually be distributed among the
boys-about S5lj apiece, making quite prize for
those who are lucky enough to secure Il; aud as
this dstribntion is TO be an annual thing an army
of bows will in time be furnished with handsome
ann to startlife with. The sum of S0.4OO viii be
distributed among the girls $500 piece; 81, !OO
for marriage portions making $50 sPis'e, which
will pay for many of the necessary hKings; and
the saTue sum $50 apiecej to the widows. The
trustees of the fund are annually elected, like all
other town oicers and the principal OF the fund ls
mainly loaned upon real estate in the various towns
of the county. We are unaoqusinted with the pre-
scribed requirements for obtaining the prizes.
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Psstoffice Robbery.

BhookBrS, N. Y Sept 1o.-The Brooklyn post
of6ce was robbed last night All the Letters were
rifed Of $4,000 in money All drAfts and money
] ordsrs we're mulilated aad rendered Valuslsss,
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oNE poAR per Square for Gs FBrY cENTs for each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in both Daily and Weekly win
be charged the full daily rates with half the weekly rates
added.
Tsie9 Adse'ieneats Be paid FOR at the time Of
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DECISIONS OF THE SUPREME ooUR.
Opinions OF the Supreme COurt of the
state of Tennessee, at Jackson, April
Term, 1853.

Brdsong BlrdsOng
The rantf had his father the i7teSle o:
defendant S62 which presented the atte minis
for payment. 0nehaf Of il paid aud promise
by the administrator credit due the state fer
much Of balance might be just not admitting 1t all 70 be
More thsn permitted to eape, befo this
instituted and the Limitation of two provided By
the act 7S9Ccde 2279 lis relied upon bar To
this il IL insisted that the delay request Of the
sdmiuratorCode 2950 The suit commenced before
magae and there Pleadings but the questions arise
in the above stated.
In the construction Of this statute has held b7 ts
Court, the delay agreed the Of the admin
stTaor avoid the bar, be for den time and such is
express language ofths Code O event which
occur thereby render te period ertsiu IL Hamp 55
Sneed, so In this nothing Of the kind appears TIE
proof nothing like dslay for time
til but establishes settlement OF the claim by tbs
payIen. 0 half aud discharge OF the OtsT far
might be just, by IA ere lit on an adverse clzim
Whether the credit snteed the note due the
estate, or What the Of that note ii il existed, des
moi appear Nor material the aspect in which the ones
presented It the ly al the painH not 90 naye
attended that and sued in the precbed time or the balance
claim, Justice done 70 him. in th3t matter BY
But all that, let il be may has nothing
question Of law presented The The fact
mtte, that the claim not asserted hg n {, within tn
yssrs ram the qusataa Of the administrator AMI the
Inquiry the delay caused s1d The bar saved reu
ed BY the act, and the des ton referred to.
There be pretence that such Is made out,
the ganst the plaintiff and will he al
6rned. CARu tIiksss
Test: NJ. D. wELoB, Clerk.
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RENEWABLE AT PLEAIuEE

KLhEWABLk At PLEALUht'
One Square, year. SORaeh sddiioral Square, SO.
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
fOrs will be charged for the excess.
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9lasbbiIIt GInion m0 Smrritsrr.
Dally IS; Trl-weekIy 50; weekly Sc.


TEN LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE SQUARE.
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Plantation Goods,

Large Stock and all qualities
Oar Stock is large aud Retail Dealers win have
notroubls in fitting out complete assortment for
the trade.
We offer Inducements to prompt time dealers
and cash buyers and request an examination Of our
Stock aud prices, upon visiting the markets.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-09-13

CSEVERAL handsome 70 In second and third
stories Of the UAion snd american Block, Of cbTJ
Sd surin streets Apply 10 J. o. Grnth, at the unioa
ARteda1 aaOs,sV 0Rs4 W.. cooPHRt
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Cheap. IgcIiabIe and speedy Route.
IINnnN FOR SALE.
Church street, just below the Post Office'
- M. y. COMBS--Pr0prietOr

nEBSoNS wishing hire Fine Hack, Omnibus, Oar or 81
most any kud o, yecie, viii ind an excellent assormen
the above stand Ny stock and always al me ser
Of thepubs. Trips ali parts OF the country
iulyl6 NJ S. COMBS.
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IAttA1L IsALLc ULU " WHE9hIEos
sE7E have in store Bourbon and RYe whisky
Wv houehi by old Whisky years ago. pure and
fne liune46l LELLYETT SMITH.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-21

ARRIVAL or THE SALT LAKE Mall Through
this city yesterday. We did not get to SEQ the
conductor, who, we understood, is from way
station, and therefore brings but little news Of in
terest rs to tho trip. From Kirk Anderson's Val
ley Tan we learn that the California mail had
ust arrived in the Valley.
Maj Chorpening about 300 miles from this
city, and his provender is reported to consist of
the hind legs of dog and few biscuits.
Mr.. Osborn, member of the Utah Legislature
from Green River county, came in with the mail.
Tho United States District Court met again on
the 18th. petition has been presented to Judge
Sinclair. signed by members Of the bar and 9TH
ers for the Court to adjourn over and tako a re-
cess during the session of the Legislature.
On the night of the Sd Dec, Wm. Redman, on
his way from the West Mountains in this valley,
to W. "A. llickmans. was frozen to death. lie
was resident of Platte county, Missouri. and
brother of Professor Redman Of Weston, Missouri,
and O cousin of Hickman's wife. Two others in
the company received serious injury.
Great excitement prevailed in relation to the
sudden and mysterious disappearance OF deaf
aud dumb boy The Saints are charged with foul
play. Tho fact of the boys having been killed
was clearly proven, and we believe is not now de.
nied and it was intmated that it was done IN seIf
defence.
Up TO this date there has boen but one failure
of the Salt Lake Mail to reach this city, during
the winter, though old mountaneers, and all 9th
ers who are posted, concur in saying that it has
been season of the severest weather known in
ten years past This has been done too. the 6rst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-21

SINGULAR FATALITY IN FAxnY.-The Boston
Post has long article in reference to q series of
lntal events occurring in Townsend, Mass, from
which We quote NJ follows:
On Sunday January ., at 4 A. NJ, Mr.. tbol
II. Shnttuek died of pntrid scarlet fever; HE wife,
Susan W., died of the same disease ut 4 p. NJ of
the same day; and at o'clock the same night
their youngest child babe Ii days old died Of
the same olsen 50. Tho inhabitants Of tho village
stood in grent fear of the disorder, and it was
thus impossible to get any Of them To attend to
tho sick. They would come to the house, bring
ing such food might be wanted, which they LETT
ut the door, bu, could not be prevailed upon to
enter the building In this condition the family
remained, the sick ones tended Ivy the aged mother
who, although suffering intense pain, passed from
one TO the other, doing all in her power to relive
them.
On Saturday night man in the village, who
formerly worked with Mre Abiel H. Shattuck
was applied to sit up with Mr.. Shattack, but a.
he had then been sick only two days. he did not
think it Necessary Upon the evening of the same
day. he was Mt work in MILL where he met
with accident by which all the fingers of one
OF his hands were sawed off, At the death Of the
three persons above named, they were immediate
ly placed in coffins. and no one would sit up
with the bodies, they were taken to the village
church, and on the next day were all buried in
the same grave. Mr. Shattuck and his wife were
very healthy persons, weighing about 200 pounds
each, and previous to this had never suffered from
sickness of any kind,
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VOL. L.7...NO 147.

lions. &c. are necessarily defective. We think
This shows beyond peradventurs thas thsrs reed
10 no failure ON thisronte. whom the arrangements
Of tic line are maiured by time and sxpss;ssss-
~. Joseph Gazette. l0h. $50
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-21
BY CHARLES v. BUTTON.
1E Rms

r. NIK6INiN\ = published ally At e.. mi rweek va
aauun. ,i ~ ekiy ~ ~ invariably in ad
aHra; ahrgwis, A. 10 III ~ r'Rik = n nj No TT
Nnl discontinued, hr optiah the Propreor
nttl All atraara shah have rs e. 2it
ApvERrlAtMEN1 >ar. 80 cents
ls less for rst insertion rn n. tor each
unless ordered weekly and then ~
per .aar. charged esc Insertion II the number of
marked on the Ms At vii b. publsha TIL
L. red and charge a~euiduR
H.. EARLY q irt : ARE
For quar., iy.................."....
Pr two ~
do 10 .......................... ~
~ Intended subject spe
Annual advertisers will he limited TO their Immediate
,,.ss or the charged a transient rates
. All Advertisements appear in the daily and tri
weekly papers
I,Iv fp, 1 he
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RICHMOND ADVERTISEMENTS

IA JOHN DOOIE,N. tl
~ Hal Manufacturer and WhoirsnIr -
Dealer ia
HdTS, cars, FiRS. TWIN NJ NGS, Sc
FAii 1SyS!
have now in store extensive and complete itmCnt
OF everything IN al icd Ia the lAtt i, aud
prepared 10 oncr unusual Inducements to pIr,Alstfs
ln my late visit Ia Tie markets and manufactures Of the
North ard East have spared the "i This
stock and Halter cf that loug expei ru5beH Ia
anticipate th" ants irirnd Nugina A"fih tsrniua
and Tennessee call respectfully s"i, t, ir"m Old
customers and the public JOHN DOOLEf.
Rirhni"nd Aug 81, lr1s is
FORWARDING BUSINESS.
From ihe SorthcrM Cities 10 IL ne b burg In Jus.
River Cnnnl, mud To soasa. western Sir-
giuiR mad Tennessee via Va. n 4.
aud Enst Kraa. Il virginia
Rntiroud..
II AN PREF AIRED TO FORWARD MERCHANDISE
Having ,nol tweckiy line of Boats, (Which will be
pei to leave uthcr day, l ul gou dciam
wharves Time. through New York Ia Knoxville ouly
twelve "r thirteen daNs
Owing 10 bate reduction Tolls the Canal he
ialt hat th
by ihe Sou h SIDE Railroad.
To- Charges nNatiahl, oluw the goods To their d,sina
ALFRED LIE.
ding Merchant
jy l3s TN the Dock. Il ,hmuud Va.
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o\i.: Dol! J AR


n>E o. TUE bt>I - h"ATivE AND LIVER NV.
~! ' ~ VIC ,.Iyy ., d., ,,,' ~""
Cafhate as'er mi - aud eno'toal than ahy "ihe
n"'cn" AnH"n a. a" only tnihnre but i'r.r
',r ,Ja oa III, -,rt,'h and towr- ,"rnrry Oh hs mt
80 ter lshag purpos,g en,rtually wihout
ANY ct The all d i,engs, pcri"neej Al the opeations
~ uf lthH ll gtlrns tho
H1z me tino lprs,su when duly In mod
- erat dosswa Htfenehen and bnll II up with unusual
Dr. .s"nfosi'- snrixor"ior IL compoundc! en-.
= tired, irom new hft'i,. ut mrdicinc namely Gums
Son 'fe"s" ct r,' a., Fn"r ;n may b." formed
hu. much 'ae'l' N' one hundred doses Of cHIom',
'H,ihpui any tt.'ioI,t"tou. effects
Ae ihInam "f & as m,n"' n""ers er .',, m Cum, ,
In their until used IN the form "f tho Erieo
- rao,, which ma III .ueh uuprec"ioniod sorcess to
mdeS the t"f,n, e t" 'irr it as family ~ ,ia
- Lira tamiselfi- II 'h'r worst i'rme
snd,ar-,,on he,ng caused by ac,an ed Lra i.,ut.
IN ed " h,n II =, it.,i H. excited +" action
Ln""d'"" ar+ei bv all inoroncr action "f the LIE
,asc lot a on- ts,bloa J.unlce take the n,ian
- ra"r regn a o" week And their skin will begin t. ns
ao.,i''nc.- ca, b permanen1, curedby the Iuvig.
- ernt"r if' i In sn" d"'e on re'n'nB and IT "'s'hs
nauon in ~ 'lsrsti'ns ny gradually dnnni.hnp Tho
d'sc h' hp"r- are lett "a healthy aud active ntate'ni
Wort as1ogaliiiy A. clock work
~ suk Iscu anrhc is very relieved by tnting a
@ dontle d." the inr1oaior which cor'er's all a'i'y
and -oron'>s nt III. stomach
e Forauo,,r loaded stomach i, has oral, nsh II relieves
all "pp +-iN""r uneasy feeling after "ang heartily f"r
ja1dg n'd'ns generally, all wLo 1t speak ~ tla
- etesi tetn,,.
mend e-A oar' f'r LAYER Complaints and all a''a-"'
Na,ng irim ID seaard Liver III. testimonials ut
@ iy,iriab In Its favor, induced rs To Try it, and
certain thai IL 1f the bc.
bngs gwen !" Dyspcpi si"r II made complete
before tbr inst hottie tai en- aud
~ hi clihl WI ut trouble, ~b,r bcire NOTHING but
W he s'-t tud would digest and 1T en- thai in
- nla want To 10 nl readers il, II Lnrr
- c,i',af' by.1a trouble you do not fail to ny
= tl- -r,al"st rt.luIy | the world --Stde Fact
- WI he inf DE pleasure In recommending this urlt.
a ., cin" p.v, for Fever and gWc, CALI re-
~ and al Ec,cr- ot n kiiiioWs Type. II "prr
- wnh ,rristy and thousands willing testify
n. its wonderful virtues
here has been tried In our family = remedy
wh has met with such unbouBdrd success In the
L n diseases incident chihr DR. Snnf0rd's 1n-
Is il alone for Diseases Of children that
- tor actsR Cathartic mildly and gently,
r. Ia rtunyaic III" system 20 thoroughly that
thik dng service to all In advising them, when
- they urcd mrcuc totry tina remedy There
that notice where great benefit hns
W received IN diseases Of the Liver Stomach aud on
w cs where all other remedies fsiidt give relief II has
become useful IN family that will not be with
out II --.lack s7Hciur, Ain Republican
rLItt OH DOLLAR FtH BDTTfF.
SANFORD a co. Propretors, 345 broadway, New York.
my TIM
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UNITED STATES lsOEGl.
ActJrNcTON n ~

fENIE undrsRned respectfully ninims his friends and the
public erucray that this liarlhas hceu greatly enarg
al h the linn nt twenty hN"latfc IeS aud Chamherr
rSn AMI alterations. have been made in
til" Hotel proper, wh "nahlc> him all ho make
tits their hume whilst NJ, Mutol is that shall be
second to comfort and ptse lie hopes 10y strict
attention 10 the al his guests t"nrr continuance OF
ihr patronage hheraily hosiuw t upon hu herotdfe
Hhs is the oniy hotel Inch ,halgo @ u m - % day
div l. q SMITH Proprietor,
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h. =. $50. pANiiA l.,
ADJ lEKS. SAnSsIEI.l. ~ 60 tsuntrrs. ~
Nal st, Ncw YORK, In, aud sell uncnrrcnt money
checks drafts, nako collections all pon,I.n the UNI
ted States aud canada the sale
=" Stocks nend aud other securities upon Commission and
conduct th propness the general banking business In all
its ,uiBItm
The htn in Lynehhurg Is Peters, Spence Co who viii
give prompt attention to husn, ~ entrusted IT, them,
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DEAD WHAT T.uAN-pEAnE SANS.

ID FAD WHAT AHA N>PEAstES SAAs:
HI good PIC TT RES
''1f il well dorc when lis done
Then II wrre we'll. II w"rc done quickly 't-Nalspearf
So If YOU wish 1t nol! done IN snper'pr mahHfr
Yuu'il ind qu.cty done, and HeH done by IASNth.
n s. TANNER n co,
Main Street, 3dOors from bridge Street
Llnchburg, Va.
La 'ics md Gentlemen cordially invited tn POR
TRAIT GALLERY. containing specimens II l'h't t'aihs
AmbIoiyp,s Mcanufypts &f, A..
Also the bea utul PATE 4 LEATHER PIC tl,I which
Ia o convenient for sending hy mail
Pictures taken in All kinds If weather and enclosed IL beau
tlfu the very low prices from 81 cent, t" 80
beautiful assortment Gases Gold Ipck''4, Me
dalions, Iocket kngs Brea srins Keys Seals ~r IL great
variety just received
fresh supply OF the best ,tcfial in the country.
Don't forget to call oct us
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW CAssu STORE.
y. G. /. L. w / s.


As taNsr -" large aud commodicus hous. "n Main
'orm'rN ciricd L., Joseph Nowlln 3d door above
Me-'fA Nrh he aud Thurnans Hardware Siorc aud op
Poste ID Jonn Il S,ass Drag store
am INV 4 wei ted of
ttkiEs 'ni NfAf1E nRN GOODS bought exclusively t.r
'ss ana "t' VIII be sold nj pfieus that cannot fa to
s"iSi' t'h 1" al who uilI With call A. de-
'ci"" h d. hnsinUsa tho cash system extra induce
men h r "hr"d I" cash buyers or those desiring to
change tor ,enntfN Produce
n st'rA at No fEkl WAN GUANo always On hand
"N'hn particular invision TO the old OF the
hrm ot a trwit formerly In tho TRY Goods
INT uyi el call ss N,il the public generally
mar "'Wt A. {. LEWIS
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I.NNCliISll COZ Il l.GII.
1,yucbhucu

Ly"rhb"ru. Va.
rENIE fourth annual session oftl ,ou,ncuce
on tIc 18th September
TIE location hca},s aud ,-iiic In
c and the study. heh Classical and
scientific, equal to that ot taebe,, An.r'sns !.es'e
III, Military p"psrtm will b. III enitA ne,nn'ncd un
gina M'ny srtn" aud morr r~c.nrs cono, ted with tho
Ia, sr1rol r"E ,,ots VA hayn :, l,.,e ,ha,le # the
Grammar srhoo /" viii N"uuS mcn - h' thntons ii! pro-
EAs sUsvs.
EohERT l. hEotkLrr, F"-ttt, rtoi'ssor OF N~.u
ncc~ars "a MA'ntws, \ NJ. rrof,.or OF Latin and
r. uAntIr,A II Professor Il til Gfeh Language and
L n.,>hr>sr, Professor q ,letem4,i aud i,4,rus
Rev " " w,leru. Profess ct Moral aul Mental Sci.
sanotLGAnLa>n. \ NJ, Professor Unconstitutional Law.
rrr,frr. Apoirno sAu1on II. u Professor OF Modern
Languages -
hoard 81 per wa,i,iup 81 - per MONTH fuel and
irlts $40 @2o ,irpu,ner ah,"l. and
SO IN ,hy r'lceiaie n"r,rmen, /" h,' ,,,s,on =.
~ 'aial"r''s e""''nnr ,nr't.r n'"""t"" can be "e
tanned hy aid'ssng tGr rt's"lmt a"g OTIS
l1HOH RENr-TnAT Drs sRARu.E ~
u hES plNtE in Nmher-'. within short dl, an. IM
the r,, IA recently occupied hy the Rev MIR Tn,rr.
The House large and comm ,tus with II necessary out
houses in peIfe repttr. win hn' Card unhad Grass
Lots Ac ro,s,s,ior given lima d'atly
IhNe sn acre Lor upon m. uI,.' n,n with wesrpow;;
Mil nv, the Lua'bcr, wodor coA beenes, Ap-
ply ito
nov % dts JOHN 5 LANn!IoRSE
uNIIDE ISLAND s:CANO.-IOOO Rag- OF
II tts popular I" ANo l.ndng ~ .r So by
Prom analysis ih,s Gurnr, by r,otrsa Motnt
of New York he na, l. 3i Ammonia 81 ih n
conlnn, ,pa,,c Linz .r 1t il much
richer ~ Ammo IA md rho'laie and contains rne lt' ater
jan Gaiyd Riclm''d Va
Eg'Cia D"N GOons ,,.r
100 frerch all woo" M"usu Dresses to be sold % par
srp ,ots JOHN AHRAuAMs.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

DlENIAI SAkD.-Ansr ran."i- ~EA
- tattsn " it uaHy oi the ra.ue Dtuti>t NyT6k4
"i this r"antrN the .uljer ut cNtrtrHug NIl1YYD
teeth bN the all 4 elcetr;, iiy, which mode tstt
Nnre'i the Ui aud nav
ing ny sol given 1t satisfactory nRl Vt several weeks
ha'" ecu,luhcdio adoit II la my practice
iy~ts EpBIRT EARLY.
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OUR FALL. STOCK

fNGOAKs:GgOAkS! AkS!!-SOMETUINti NEW
~ STYLEI have this day received lot "f NEW STYLE
CLDAKS, RAGlANDS AND ClkCIl.AR tI.OAKS, which
The, been gnmcnt from one OF
upon tho which Is all that Tor them.
seeing will they decidedly tho
cheapest goods offered IN tins market
has" another lot If those handsome md 'u
deed hue BONNETS to sell at e. 30 and - Now the
goods before the Gene and
will see. he pleased, aud will buy.
hal almost target 10 mention the Back Brown. Flush ana
Beaver FLATS girls and ~ rs 81 variety and
ZEPHYR CApES AND HOODS FIR Eir,s and boys Of any
age and size A :. EAGIEDDNE.
~ dts AT Kyc's Corn'r i.ynchhrrg Va
NIyATCEIEs AND DJEWEIRf.-Thr Il
w sub, rhcr has In store, III" II E.s stock MVA
of il W TLRY he has had the TcasnIr Of off "!
ing the iublir. Also, tine 't"i tIot'K to all s
whc he invites the attention al th nhiir he'"rr nrria
NJ loot y dts JANIS DINHlIDIE
ss;Ss.s. FRHNsTlE .EUENIrUKE!:
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hand aud il constantly adding tercto large
Elegant Furniture, nrrd by skii work
the best material aud isict IN til, most do
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ten mp the extensive manufactures
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surcdthat he and will give Satisfaction m regard To both
prc" AMI quality ot work.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses always on hand.
EDWARD i FOTkES
wareroons Mandatory below Liberty Ware.
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