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Lac. b. DAVENPORT, AUCrs

LAC. B. DAVENPORT, AUcrs
GROCERIES, c., mt AUCTION.-On THURSDAY
~ 2Oh sepenber will SELL at 10 O'Clock, at Auction
store, an assortment Of Groceries, Wis:
Coffee and Crushed Sugar
Refined Syrup
Portland do
English Dairy Cheese
Soap, Candles
Pure MoAsses Rum
Recfed and Old Rye Whisky
Pure French Brandy
Manufactured Tobacco
Green and Black Tea
Backing
GLARS
kole Leather
Lord Porter and Ale, &C.
TERMs-fOO and under, cash 500, four months credit
for approved paper.
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lust RECEIVED, A FRESH SUPPLY OF
- all kinds Spices such White Long and black Pepper
white and Black Mustard Seed Brown Ginger, Nulmeg Mace
Gloves and Cinnamon also large supply OF the above a
l. WARINGs Drugstore
sep5 lei bread 81
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A, Okk Sa1D-A tALtABLE TOBACCO FAC
IL TORY AND MIXTURES, WAREHOUSE AND OTHER REAL
ESTATE, IN THE TOWN OF nILT0N, C-By virtue Of de-
OF the Court OF Equity for the Caswe State
North oarons made In the OF Thomas MEG. Smith and
others pare at Spring term. 1890 shall SELL public
ton, In the town Of hton North Carolina Saturday the 18th
day Of stptenbr next valuable TOBACCO FACTORY AND
FATURE Warehouse Outhouse and ether Real Estate belong
Ing TO the estate Of George smlth deceased
The Factory bnding large commodious three story build
ing-he first Of sone the others Of wooi-40 by 60 feet
60 or 10 hands
There also large Of ground upon which are 6state ne
gro houses hehen and vegetable garden for the
hands.
the time place shah sell Warehouse and lot
formerly used for the Inspection storage Of Tobacco the
town Of Milton These premises just the street and
poste the Factory and
On them prize stand for pling stems and shelter them and
ample the storage Of yeas supply plank
and shop for the manufacture " Tobacco boxes
Terms 90 sALRThs property viii be sold upon and two
years ae with Interest sm Bend and approved personal
security required Of the purchaser and the title viii be retained
I'll the purchase money is paid. T. A. DOEOHO,
auli-tds Clerk aid Master In Equity.
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MASS LIQUORICE AT AUCTION.-on THURS
WI DAY 10Th september, will sell At ~ O'clock our Auc
ton store.
40 CASES PsE,H SPANISH LIQU0RIcE "Ynurrlo" brand,
Just imported per Bark "Ria," direct from Spain
TERNs-4 msnths credit for approved paper
sells lac II DAVENPORT
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
MERCHANTs,
Fire Insurance, Marine insurance.
THE VIRGINIA FIRE & MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE No. 1s1 MlS STREET, RICHMOND, Va.

CASH CAPITAL, 100000.
HAR1ERED in 1882 having during its existence Of twenty
" six years. met claims for extent ct largely over
MILLION OF DOLLARS, it refers to the history Of the
asst aEording the very best guarantee for the future
Being VIRGINIA COMPANY its profits distributed amongst
her citizens and Its Capital promote the Of her
Commercial and Mechanical Industry.
BY the long acquaintance OF this Institution with the Inurng
Public has become familiar with their interests and no pains
will be spared Information withheld the part Of It's Ohcers
that will tend TO insure accuracy and give satisfaction
To Farmers and Country Merchants reiero the very
extensive country Insurance already respectable
citizens in almost every portion Of the state
Applications for Fire Marine Insurance. addressed to the
President or Secretary, viii receive prompt attention
W. L. COWARDIN, President
WHIIlH Wills, in Secretary mh9-1y
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RICHMOND X YORK RIVER RAILROAD.
ON and after MONDAY January 2Sd 1890 Pas r. ~ rr
~ senger Trains viii depart - ~ ~
FROM kICHM0ND.
Daily Except sundays) at 81 A. VI.
Tuesdays aud Saturdays, p VI.
FROM WHITE HOUSE.
Daily Except SundaysD ........4 p. W..
Tuesday and Saturdays, at A. Bi
STEAMER SEA-BIkD LEAVES NORFOLK,
Mondays and Thursdavs 81 A. NJ
LEAVES WilTEHOUsE,
Tuesdays and Fridays A. NJ connecting with Cars both
Urbgnna stage leaves Wleoue Tuesdays and Fridays
A. NJ, returning Wednesdays and Saturdays.
WalkeOn WheIouse Mondays and Thursdays
4 NJ, returning same days
Through freight forwarded daily Way freight forwarded Tues
DAYS and Saturdays. THOS Z. SHARP,
jazz Superintendent
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IRON, IRON.
NOTICE TO LADIES AND GENTLE. u
VAN HAAGAN & IgcKEONE'S
ORIENTAL Defensive soar,

Phiiade Iphin.
Warranted % 0ire pect sdfdccR or The money tcH be re-
funded and Agents Aereby authorized TO
make good any failure GfHGt our GO
Pes8e,
A. VAN HAAGAH
DENG practical soapake and having for the last twelve
ID Cat different tnes) experimental upon and tested this
particular Soap, In various offers TO the public
Soap which will save Time, Labor and Money We are
willing Il should It's merits. All ask Is 20 give II
trial according directions found each
box does give full satisfaction the money will be
funded.
Among the advantages other washing Soaps the fol-
lowing may be named:
Clothes boiling, and very little rubbing (nost ar
cles none)
pound will 90 tr To- any use pounds Of
ros,n SOAP CT two pounds best family soap
requires than half the time labor do the washing
family tina, requires with the best family SOAP and is
rsnted not to iniure the fabric.
cleaning paints and removing grease, tar and printers
ink is unsurpassed Machn printers and painters VIII find
invaluable article for washing hands does not chap but
greatly soens the skin.
The superiority OF the materials used and the Soap not
tanning any ode Is mild than other known
Washing SOAP undoubtedly the adapted for white and
clothing well csmbrics and laces, and WARRAN
TED NOT TO ROT THE CL0THES
For sale By SPOTS, HARVEY CO.,
No 90 Pearl Street,
oc12 Sole Agents 70; Richmond.
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ENo"ANGE HOTEL AAEEPILARD HOUSE,

r. BALLARD HOUSE,
In presenting this card 20 The public, return corel
thanks 20 our generous patrons the kindness have received
hands, hope that the New order Of Affairs
be initiated sept 1852 VIII receive the encouragement
previous efforts AMI bors accommodate guests have
met with.
Mssss JOHN and THOMAS Z. BALLARD now the Pro
preo Establishment and each pledges himself TO do
what the comfort convenience and requirements Of their guests
demand
We desire keep and maintain, what ucZSsE calls !o
FIRST CLASS HOTEL, ard we promise 70 use renewed
xros render establishment comfortable possible
With polite agents. and ready, and attentive servants
Afford complete satisfaction TO the travelling
public
previous card long since published 70 couueract the
Influence baeyss rumor is sufficient proof that establish
su has never been closed and that since It's publication
have been Ia better condition 20 entertain ysrs than heretofore
All rlors closure Intended closure, desire ed
90 notice false aud Strangers Intending to visit as Tiul
Misrepresentation. au"l-u
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Passengers breakfast and At Ashland and dine board
comfortable steamers between Acqua Greek and Washington
EI For further Information apply at this ice Broad Street.
sh0ckoe Hill. JAMES b. WINSTON
Genl Ticket Agent
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Il 4 Il q! q vii.l.,. q y+fs.sszssss
TO PASSENGERS GOING NORTH-NEW ARRANGEMENT,
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.
THROUGH TICRETSAND THROUGH CHECRG
GREAT NORTHERN ROUTE.
CARRYING THE GREAT UNITED STATES MAIL.
TWICE DAILY-Sunday night excepted-between
RICHMOND, ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE PHIL
ADELPHA NEW YORK, and all important points West via Ac-
qua Greek and Washington, the
RICHMOND, FREDE RlCkSBU RG AND POTOMAC RAILROAD,
To the Potomac River IS miles, by SPLENDID
themes Washington - miles, la all 1870 miles hours;
being a comfortable and perfectly safe speed
80 Hours Of departure $50 A. NJ, and $50 p VI.
~ Baggage under charge Of Special Agents, CHECKED
THROUGH to Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and
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nIrnM0Nn PIANO rORTR MANUFACTORY,
AND GENERAL plfOI Or
Foreign ana American Music ami Musical
Instruments.


DORR & RADE. 300 * PSI, BROAD STREET,
VTAVING associated thcuisei in the above bus
mess respectfully invite public attention to eaSes,a
tHeir large assortment OF Pianos and other Musical
Instruments on hand and oaer such guarantees as ~
fsdous purchaser They also keep on hand
the largest Of Music seminaries, Academies
Institutions Learning will End to their advantage to deal
with Ms as we are prepared sell Music at Northern prices
Pianos make warranted for hye years ana kept IN
time twelve months and exchanged within six months, they fall
10 Five entire satisfaction purchaser We also keep large
assortment Of Pianos Northern manufactures
Particular attention paid orders from the country, and per-
sons can safely rely upon faithful execution Of their orders
Tuning promptly attended TO.
Old Pianos taken In exchange. Please address
81 DORR a RADE, Richmond.
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OFFICE RICHMOND PETERSBURG x. z. co.
Richmond, Va. Nov. 9Jth 1859 (
CHANGE OF HOURS.
ON and after FRIDAY, the Goth, the trains -. ~ ~.
" this Road will leave % follows: 80 80 30
RICHMOND PETERSBURG.
Express daily except Sundays AZ A. W
Accommodation and freight daily except Sundays at So NJ
Mall daily at...... 255 P IL
LEAVE PETlHsHURG FOR RICHMOND.
express i1lF SD 4 ~
Accommodation daily, except Sundays at.......... "a ~
Msli daily, d" at.............. p NJ
Passengers Clover I'M will take Express Train
day. Thursday or Saturday. T. H. WYNNE,
Euper.nteniert.
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tuyIIE UNDERSIGNED CONTISUE TO MANUFACTURE WITS
KY Of all the various grades. from good plain WHISKY TO
he very best article from Rye our Matted Rye Whisky
Submitted by an who have tried 10 be unsurpassed Having
made large additions works challenge comparison for
quality with any Whisky made in this state any other.
p SpEARNS < CO.,
18th street. between Main and Cary,
chr rrnia
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VOLOWS FOR FaLLOWTNG-.- ~
i CCLrlyAToRs AND HARR0WS FOR ESQ.,
PUTTING II Believing taat IhaYe -. Nm
tu t NEW T.GW tie boss Pillow Ia usri lS@z-i-s,z'z<1A
maize Ills odrr O. t Psm,ls aua r-ncs vii i-.-iyA GcI
Viii Implements audiiey eIo better an aosetaey AoS
have they can return them 20 after trying r nee OF charge
fresh supply Of Tarnip Seed just received.
~ r. H. STARkE No % Main St,
too doors above St Charles Hotel
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sOUTEa-SEDE RAILROAD.

SOUIf-ShDL BAELkOAD.
ON ANDAFTER MONDAY TEyE22d AU- e,
~ gust the passenger Trains, will run follows Ea2s
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNCHBURG
Mall Train starts daily at $50 NJ reaches Lynchburg 1886
P. VI.
Passenger Train starts daily except Sundays 445 P NJ
reaches Lynchburg at 1880 A. NJ.
PROM LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mail Train start daily at II A. NJ reaches Petersburg NJ.
Passenger Trains daily, except Sundays 1880 NJ
reaches Petersburg az $3.50 \. NJ.
trains with daily trains TO the SPRING. Knox
vile Nashville, Memphis, &C. TO New Orleans.
~ This the shortest and most expeditions route 10 all parts
Of Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays
A. NJ and ~ Noon, and City Point $50 A. NJ l30 r. NJ
Extra trns aud from all the packets
ceSary..
H. D. BIRD,
aura General superintendent
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NEW ARkEVAL OF
e2r-E-seN153 ELEGANT PIANO FORTES.
The subscribers have just opened Of the most
Y elegant Piano Fores which they have offered
before Among them are extraordinary excel
encs combining the power vibration Of the Grand whou the
cubrouSnes with the and yey cearness OF the best
square Piano Forte
They aresuauay and supported with full iron frames,
beautifully Chi she'd aud would ado~r grace parlor saloon
OF any mansion JAMES WOODHOUsE 4 CO,
Booksellers, Statiouers and Dealers
rsl4 Ia Piano Fortes, Richmond Va.
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sAML RUTH, Sept
Office r. :. q p. X. r Co.,
Richmond, Jan o. ls5'. Ian4-u
~ II ROUGH FREIGHT ARRANGE r.. III
L MENT.-RrOm Richmond, Virginia, ESys4l "
TO c " q lc ans, Nicksburg, VI mph.s, 50.
Louis, HontgOmr ~, CuscUmbiiI, aug IIsta, Ma
con, Nashville. Chattanooga, d..
TIE RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD COMPANY
they just arrangement
goods, specGed, following
rstes:
How Special II, % 81
From Richmond to- Charged class. Glass. Clsss Class.
Knoxville, Tenn, 2ad;an
stations Is lsE IS Chat
tanooga. ............. 100 bs. $50 125 lOs So
Nashville, Tenn ........ 100 hs. 90 I 80 IS %
TusclEtia Ala ........ 100 rs. 3 20 D 81 "
Memphis, Tenn ......... 1OU bs. SEQ 80 - IS
Rates tnufacrred tobacco per OpoUuds from Richmond
follows To Knoxville, - cts: Nashville Al IS:
cunlts 81 "a to Atlanta Ga, 8 IS to Macon, Ca 81 50
Montgomery Ala q a. St. Lsui5 via Mmphs Il a
Ncssturg Nachez ard New Orleans, ~ 81.
" To Dalton and all points East and South Of t. these rates
viii iro hut Chattanooga and West Of IT, 70
per 100 lbs additional win he charged until the completion
Of the Cleveland branch the East Tennessee snd Georgia Rail-
road.
Per classification articles further Information hand
bills apply the Office Of the Richmond and Dau,ie Railroad
Company, Richmond. G. CAMPBELL, Supt
Richmond, April 22d, 1859. ap23-du
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PREMIUM PREMIUM
awarded Awarded
1856. TIC v! 1887
QUAKER CITY
SEWN O. " q ~HTNrG

ATPRATT'S OLD GALLERY, li5 Main St. Richness "a
TsNls truly popular Sewing now offered 10 he ..,
u Richmond at the following unprecedented low pgss va:
$50, $40, and $50.
Ts Is no humbue aGl but first practical machine ym
do sny kind Of work, fine Ag.nt has sold over so
dnrng the past IN Alabama for plantation use being
n r ~ their construction tia; ordinary seautress an -
y learn one.
tiny ordinary spools without revindng uaklr,
strong and elastic that will rip although every fourth
fith stitch he cut
great deal might he said In the usual way Of advertising s,.
ng lacnes but we prefer that the pnlc eaauIe 10
n BThe attention country Ar II.
VIE 10 These machine as Of investment The Agent r-
Stats. ~ $50 1900
M low price at which these machines sold will readily con.
man large sales and the liberal discount allowed 20 agent msiss
=, lucrative a. well pleasant business Mere ants ul
hnd his qlic a valuable addition 10 their stock.
sI2C-utf "a N rpr.p
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CHICKERING PIANOS.

A NEW and full supply OF these splendid instru- ..ss
n nents have been received. ssf{
In addition the beautiful BoiN de NoiN, the Cir 1
cular Action and the GrGnd, have now the Bou- u
doir. beautiful instrument Of an upright FORM
The Chickering's have received IS first prize medals all over
nowned competitors and from FIRST rank Institutions and fairs OF
America Europe They have manufactured and sold more
Pianos than any factory In the world
From the Chickering's have emanaed the best and most perma
n improvements that brought the Piano 20 its present
ecton and by great capital they have invested in manutac
turing convenences they fuy fifty cent cheaper than
any other factory their instruments leave the wareoom
without having been fully inspected by the best artists.
AS this factory than agency In city, In
Richmond these only be sold by the subscriber
The factory all Pianos sell Orders promdy at
tended 20.
Wareroom side OF Broad street. 9th and at Habls
r,St9 NATHL CARUsI, Sole Agent.
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M. KINGS DEsPENSARX
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

DIR. KING, formerly Of New YORK for the last
four years Of Louisville, Kentucky, and VINO ha'
HE attention to the treatment OF private diseases lor eve
esrs fsters himself having attended 70 prsee LOT
many years. and cured many thousands ne enabled
an diseases Of private nature, no natter nov na I
ION ipiudicious medical treatment, from neglect OF e own
Dr. kings Dspensary No. q DeadericS street.
- tb So1are where al diseases OF p'la
voREA cured without naucious medicine or lnlerIehs
from business. ,-...,,-- o,-.5 n a fs,v
a. - an oTsraton ichcauses no pain Where structure
eists health cannot enjoyed. Perhaps no disease
T-Zr5ief and unceruineE the constitution Sc nucl.
PLls with all the diseases OF the skin growing o neg
Let m md treatment, can eGectuay cured IN is" Gays
sKN1TAI WEAKNESS particular attention having De
s disease and all the consequences growing ouS .. ~,
~ IN many cases by the destructive habits 81
youths and excessive indulgence Of the passons
non m undermine constitution rendering me hu9ee' IN
a. for busuess or society and causing premature OLD age
Fsjcs VINO NAV be laborng with any difficulty OF inc oAI
nav rest assured of immediate relief a., - -,
Persons residing abroad By writing and stali5g t
r. eeIosed directed Dr. A. King No % Deaaerk s.IceL
Nosa Tenn have the Necessary mellclne sent 70
ad1res with necessary directions Strict secrecy oos ~ JIM
hours from gocock in the morning until Ia 'ns evening"
/ 4 ~
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vEsPER GAS LIGHT,
The Cheapest, most Brilliant, and
Most Convcnient Artificial Eight
n 7HE W0LD

VyIs GAS sgsnssated from Pure Coal OF and tor
economy safety and simplicity cannot e -. --S-' 40
ss srs 20 TIE same sFle the Ordinary gas
rs ADVANTAGES are that e Is por'alie gd l-., - - -
f IriIlisrcv eeapness, cleanliness and sPllcg Ale
1ei srtacl light srssured q easy q
80 seuires no triramiFg ard 20 seniion ~
i1t.i d q srg fcfIa safe and free IRON sos.2 ~
~ no door or seii Eh.le Burning me light can s s he
r1 1,sh INV derse Of rilancy, hy ufn-sg Sew -
s~efantaneously in volume hom that o. s-Noi -
-. - 1900 ~ turning valve 70 in ordinary gas -.
~ S.r es dame and fixtures precisely feseauis ~
- - -. - but in brliApcy and purity q hghii J. -
@ dsesed advantage any eoal ges II re4u.sS ~
S tbeeis no need Of daily trimming Of WICK eao ~
AZ the fixture isso simple that i is not Aols y
~ ~ orr and child manage treadiy Inc ges ~,
IN ~ Vegper fixture Is geneFard from pure nodt -,
ner on {" (which manufactured expressly lor tnis ~
ifbont any sdmixture Of alcohol or otte1 toresn s
and lis supply is unlimited. The fixtures tesslse AZ ss
~ ~ stveF 10 suit ali tastes, from the plain, sing
- ne most elegant and costly cnandeer haeA -
80 n itse ~ there outlay to be made Tor ser le
sr1 regulators &C. The gas is generated IN gne olrns nv p
svsures from the cheap single ghtto the xpensse
sri00furs gqs aDOrhs in thenselTes Aney ~ -
[ eh do rot exceed the Of ordinary gas fixtures Of
lfr,il7r etv len and ornamentations
Churees h9uses public halls stores seaEhoes ane
icss ugbou the State be fitted up Win 80
elerap and convenient ohat delers and other oee1
inca which add so much the appearances Of saoa plAs
10 the comfort Of the circle, and which,
5 Iv Ia these favored districts embraced Wlihh .e O0eA 81
limits Of large cities
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manny's combined BeaReF and
Mower
aATITH WOODS aEPR0VEMEhI.- -Thil
wv celebrated dachIe ecsFed the rst premier o. IIara
soL5 ME5i a ts combined Keeping and Moving Machine
At the great United ss Agricultural FAIR nela a. Lo1sViile
Ky, in SEPTEMBER 1857. The trial cane % near syracuse New
York July, where al the pr-cpal Aaenines a ne United
States thoroughly te The committee ra1e clf asrda
through Marshal P. Wilder President United States Agricultural
Society, 81 Louisville, e..
also received The ward Rsapess and az the best
Mower, before separate Committees appointed ~ me kes
dent Davidson County Agricultural Society a. Nashville
July Of the ahines nov II use IL Tenn.
Numerous other premiums and awards given this sna
during the last season, every Maehinetn America
The above machiDes for sale By the underui2hed
D. +. CHEATHAM,
General Agent FOR the State.
FISHER, WHEELBs & CO.,
fshQ1-5Euu Nashville. Ts-r-
FRANK LESLKE'S MONTHLY, for Juns;
KNTCKERBOCKER MAGAZINE, for Junsi
ELECTIC MAGAZINE, Tor June;
lust received by T. HAGAS,
,,vgOo College street.
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srr Esa-lt gives great pleasure to state that al
ter trial OF ore Of the "vesper Gas Lamps in my study 'o
- and ser observing closely for the sane length OF
tine ne sTBeriept Of lighting cur 'Unon Tent with hese
entire confidence in their efficiency Il seems 50
who live out Of the CT les and large t1wn. ,.,
process Of preparing and lighting Tie lamp Is So Ieeo
ired he fixtures are simple and little liable TO get ouI
Of order The cost Of the Eight comparatively 50 hule and t
Nh h o free from al danger, need only mere acquan
lance on the part the public with the Fespr 6ss Lamp .
ring them into general throughout the country
trriv.
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HOME TESTIMONIALS.

Prom the Key z 3 Ehiii I'asIIFIIIS'
NASHVILLE, Dec. l2, 1883.
Tor r. II T.vIoR-Dear SIR: have used Tor some time
one ~ The Vesuer Lamps beg leaveto express my oogons
Ia Won fo having introduced It notice. To persons vlng
ne country or in Of city where gas cannot pe ha OF
Who NAV desire light much economical than gasano AZ
ne SINE time fully equal in illuminating poWer-this aP
paratus will prove desideraium
regard this as beautiful and most useful
far roepp Al cost the advantages Of gas light that
rave eve seem at ths time that perfec ~ saeanu
The amos are simple construction and managed with ease
Very truly yours, FALL
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-3--.,-1 7TTgING ANN REPAIRTNG.

W KIBBEE will benoefoTth make hssayiile nls IS5aa
AZ nent resi- enee, and will tune ~ = i 80,
often ar required since viii spEnd at least one NeeS ~
he city and vicinity. Es Wih Nl5lr tl
tovusin NEie West ana tTenness and NORM iaoA"
and Mississippi Orders left At Benson 4 Ces Music Store or
Reeds Piano Rooms en- ChDrca street Gonunicaons ~
sI III - ,,rr7r,vfig stte95ed 10 sprif d.tw&WN
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o U H F L A G


Hoist hostI our Tag to heavens hreeEe
Let every fold 7oat high,
Unfold its banner everyWhere,
Beneath tie western sky
In war, let every stripe EotortA,
Borne by the pstrict's hand'
Proclaim its beauty and its worth,
O'efmoor and hill and strand.
In peace guard well the sacred boon,
Bedueathei by patriots blood
For OH twas won in freedoms cause,
Amid the battles fcCd.
Hoist hoist. Gag to heavens oreeNe
Let every fold Goat high
JJnfurl its hammer everywhere,
Beneath the western sky.
Hoist hoist our Tag In Arts great Teige
let every star float higher
no with the nation 8 emblem
Above the tallest sPire.
Let fepnssseans every where
Let every STATE around,
Know where type OF nature . msaa
Where every type is found.
Above our own ATZ GdttefJ,
Our csunury' IS standard wave,
And underneath its folds preside
The beautiful-the brave
The child-tnep aTsnt-patriot-sir
The warrior without strife,
Rests here, in SweetestpOrtraiture
With every charm but life
Then rsise our bsnneEto the sky
LeteveTV star bear news,
Thsttypes Ct the Art Gallery
Are made by @. G. Hughes,
hIS-d&vtE CORNER OF SoueRs Nuu CnC1 -.
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KrrruCKY TksTIMONIALs.

~ His Exoelency, Gov G. S. Norehead and Thos s. Page
Esq, State Auditor.
To VIZ H. SETTLE Eca LOUISVILLE, KV-DeaT SIT; hsse
a and are using your Vssper Cas-, ami ere perfectly sss
q ii tb is uv IL gives soft brilliant and beautiful light
and IL pefsc4 secure from explosion II Is very cheap arc
Economical in its use and Of far les cost than any our
NM n satisfied it will soon be adopted BY al persons
o have Lot the opportunity Of obtaining gas AID also 10 Sho
% Is accessible and with whom cheapness In the original outlay
f xures and e continual expense Of burning IS an object
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