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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-01-27
ATTENTION.:

4 II AtCot MIS- READY FIRST JANUARY, 1SG0-My
chhs ~ii please Remember that collecting
cNc ut hand and thi they are expected 10 call in and settle
or pay when called upon.
NIL tltl Is eNcre,ng! Important that should strictly
prompt in all payments aud that it will be impossible for
IN. /" ianian that desirable and important character unless
'','i"te P'p"in P"y"emt L. L. ARMISTEAD,
dtN ZI.ts AEeLl M 40, MINI 81. LNnchhurr VI
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Uks! fURS!.I nav, just received additional suppl,
Il of LADIES ftss, Of various prices and grades.
nov dts q NJ. KELLY. Agent, 1872 Main Street
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT 10 cents q. uu and sl25
- and Chenille Plaits for 70
L. ~. T KINsEYs,
dec Ellis 156 Main ~
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Fall and Winter Goods.
1859. 1859.
SAM Ell III ARM AN. Ageat,

"a VI I ILL ii Ak M y \, Agea,
NI' az LII call the attention The nchurs anl
w VICINITY Ia lhH arrival OF his stsh of FALL. AND IN
lIE thpll>, consisting iar', ialow> beaver
l' bt'tk ahl i"i"t, sack aud FrucA
Fashionable Biack pr> Frock toars, AMI
BG'u tud sack a%salr sts. Heavy Grenada SIk,
NtNri. lack Doe aud Fancy
loom ri every description together With Gcucinens shuws
and Furnishing Cloud, sHrh >Ers Neck tbs and Under
t"i saiiahe Tor men, ,ils anl boys. Hats Caps
and shoes, customer best in market Inbrtias
If"uk- 'a" ba a'su larsr stock Servants, Clothing
(" which tnttc III, attnHuH =, her o"nrr>. VIII st
ttaF Tor easA motto hcing quick oae nnj snail proiis
rINt Us Il call al M 10, Niltu s,pty ,lts
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Make Your Own Soau

ftHE keystone State saponiher Concentrated Lyc will
MAKE soap with little trouble will clean type
make hard water son Ar - f' ""
would caution the trade against ~ the success
Full direcrions with each package, "
large supply for sale BY JOHN II sr,y
sept Adts " nrna,,.,
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Dress Tassels. Dress Cord. TasSel Buttons,

'E,' Htl PRINCES aud DHlsS TRIMMINGS of every
y descriptions IN great lr'ttson, and very prices,
the LhFtes DfeS> -/,t''"'a2 store, LID Main II.
no. - l.. 4. ~ 7. kINSEY.
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NOTICE.
and after MoSpAY there win he
~ IN this Depot until further notice, owing crowded
condition 81 the Depot r. b. JEILIS
nov li-ds Gen. Fri Agt., Va. Il Tenn. H. Il.
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GEN.'L SUES OFFICE, :. n I. Il. L. CO,
[ \ A,-Lit M .InlA IIIn |
NtMMaN AIsRANG.EMENr,

81 VI lex ANk ANesEMENk.
EIEDI I'D IA ES-Ihe /. :. Mail S,umcrs, ..ss4
HI 1AMEoIoNN, Capt. PAHEi-n AMI EpA- 1~tLlN
NOM, tHpt SIMMER, will carry passengers I" and
from rsiuia at lrpt i;t1Es.
iheJ AMLSIDWN Capt, FtRHsH. leaves Richmond every
II E-pAN afternoon, orlook, city Point eung
aud Norfolk "Wednesday, al l. ooock, Tor Nen l"ra,
arriving There carly next lay, and in time To connect with the
lin, going Ens and North
The EoANukl. Capt. SKINNER, leaves lichmonI every
aoork aud Portsmouth, evening" for New York
ms hsM evening.
IL EFT L Il MING,
In latrstuMr leaves lnrh lrr No. Ii North
RIM. saturday niioIhoun, al O'clock for Norinik Pc
i'r-urg aud Richmond -tlAng fr,gld Tor each place.
Tie Roanoke leaves New luk, Pier No. IL North Xiv
c,r "Wednesday afternoon. ~ O'Clock for Portsmouth,
Petersburg ani hcinr'nd taha- Freight each place.
REDUCED RATES.
Passage, satcro"m included between Norfolk AMI New
York
Size rae- Passage.
Pa-sal, sat,t""m ineiIIod between Richmond rccrs-
htr. and New York, ...............a..
~trctage Passage, -.... $1,000. b
rassas, sai,rrnm Included l.tW yuchbu aud Ncm
ltrh. ..........-.4..... IL
Passage To aud trltu Nortuk by the River boats
MEALS, FIFTY CENTS, EXTRA.
- In new aui elegant s.uuer YORK TOWN Will soon
Wcck, lmc.
Fer tickets, hppll To LIE, ROOKIE Il CO. Agents.
hlfii -, Nam street, l!n,hhutg, Va.
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~ brands imported-f,r sair ~ 'e VI '" w.
,rson, as.a. EDMOND, DAVENPORT Il co,
MI
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Light, Sweet and Wholesome Rread.

SEMrLEEs lNFALllBlE BAKING POWDER is fast su-
DINERS throughout the State here il Is being
ueeu ~ Is always alike, reliable and Of standard pro
| "I il qualify Manufactured by JOHN W. CARL n.
@ .! neae every Druggist and Merchant in the state
:! " -. 81 itIl HEX X %. i'm IL
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Steel Spectacles.
- HAVE ius received nno,,r la, of Bno
~ NY Es--amono which a,, snn,' ~,
ne ff'e' patterns ever before offered the public Cal
2,iis JlNrS nI>wrnr,rp
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Wnshinrton News.

WASHINGTON, June 12.--It is ascertained from an
official letter of the Fourth Auditor, addressed to
Purser James Ingraham that payments to commits
stoned and warrant officers viii be made in accord
ance with the provisions Of the act Of June /, 1860
and all questions arising from supposed errors as
to sea service in the Navy will be referred to the
Navy Department for decision, and not to the Fourth
Auditor,
The acting midshipmen Of the Navy Academy and
ship PlymOute entitled to pay allowed in the bill
for mIdshipmen
The conference on the Homestead bill met this
morning and found themselves unable to agree They
will meet again tomorrow for final effort.
The Board Of Navy officers to examine midship-
men who have graduated and seen the required sea
services necessary to receive a warrant Of passed
midshiDmen, will convene at Annapolis on the 10Th
inst
The affirmation vote Of 65 in the House to-cay 70
lay the resolutions of censure of the President ana
Secretary Of the Navy on the table, was eomprlsel
exclusively Of Democrats while all the south amer
leans present together with MessTs ADRIAN Sl a1
ris Of Illinois, voted with the Republicans IN the
negative.
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THE
ONLY DIsCOvER y

ONLY DISCO Err z
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY
NFAEY since the great discovery Prof Wood, have at
have discovered something would produce results identical
but they have all and gone being carried away BY the
forced leave field its rsssIess sway Read the follow
ing:-
BATH. NAME, April 18th. 1859.
PROFs o. J. WOoD & Co.: Gents-The letter in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative and which you
have published this vicinity and elsewhere, has given rise to
inquiries touching the facts in the The inquiries
fTt, it fact Of my ha5itaOn and name, stated in
the second of all therein contained
third, does hair still continue be good order and Of
natural eoor To all and do invariably yes My
past soft thrifty and hettsr colored the is true Of
Whker and the only why is not generally true is,
face, when used by Wping the face in close
ton with the Wsers, the result will follow the hair
have been in Of great many letters from all parts
OF New England asking me my hair still continues to be
good there much fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
various compounds well this, has dorbt been basey
initiated and been used not only without good Effect bat
absolute injury have used Of restorative of
for months, and hair Is good
hund eds have examined it with surprise, now 81
old and not gray hair in head ace and to
this send you lock Of my hair taken of the past week
received favor u two quart bottles last for
which grateful to friends and thereby
try many teal until after trial,
and then purchased and used it with universal success wilt
fraud Restorative, sold many, fear without author
Believe where coed e5ts DO not follow the failure IS caused
eject on nv hair as assure ali who INQUIRE OF ne Of nv un-
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear srs
yours, O. RAfMoND
ARROWS Run, KY, Nov. 30, 1883
The Restorative put up Of three sizes, viz large,
medium and small; the pint rets for 81
per botte mediums hold least twenty per
proportion SMALL retas s. per bottle; large
holds quart 40 cent in proportion, and reas for 50
New York, ia Market street. s. Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers WhosSaed by
Even, PendIetOn & Co., and retailed by every Drug.
house in the United states. febll-ly
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE IHSURREGTIoN IN ITALY!
sUoCEss d eARIRALDI.


HALIFkx. June 1.-THE steamer Niagara has ar.
rived. t4aribaidl's successes are confirmed BE
attacked Palermo from the South side on the morn
ing Of the 18th ult and penetrated the center Of the
city with flag in his hand. After a desperate
combat OF SIX hours, and during an active sea and
land bOm0ardment the Royal troops retreated TO the
Palace, which the people burned. Other Sicilian
towns have risen The bombardment continued on
the 3Ist. It is reported that the Government is
celebrating whether to order its diseontnuance.
The English Admiral offered protection to the
Americans at Palermo.
There was great agitation Of the Court and Minis
try at Naples
The Ministers rendered their designations on
the 29th.
A Liberal Cabinet is expected to be formed
Garibaldi is already carrying out important ad-
illustrative reforms.
Observation-Disclosures has re-assembled. The ma
pers relative to the Chinese affairs were submitted
which dispel all hope Of ameable settlement.
Lord John Russell said that tie Sultan BY the re-
quest Of Austria, Prussia and England, was insh-
tnting inquiry into the state Of the christians in
France sided with Russia, defending the latter's
proposition.
Lord Hydesburg is dead.
The formal presentation of the belts to Sayers and
Heenan was made at the Alhambra Palace on the
Soto. Each declared ali animosities buried.
AUsTRIA-The enlarged council has held Its first
sitting.
The Hungarian Representatives proclaimed the
loyalty Of their people.
The Austrian Italian army-will be concentrated in
the fortresses quadrilateral
git is reasserted that the Russian troops are con
centratng on the Turkish frontier.
y Kiprisah Mohammed Pasha is appointed Grand
Vizier.
The AoRitslT published article asserting the
most peaeeable intentions Of the Emperor
The London Iimes,says the article bellies Itself.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte is i'll with but little
hope Of recovery.
The Emperor and Empress have gone to Lyons to
meet the Dowage- Empress Of Russia.
1t is reported that the French troops in China will
visit and establish solid occupation of various
points in Madagascar.
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Manufacturing.
Pine Flooring.

FIRST rate paying manufacturing business for sale WITH
~ good run Of Custom Inquire 81 this Once J1leo-lm
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JAMES VI. DAVIS
WIN, PARROW {.
Most ExtensIVe
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
MANUFAC Glory.

VETM- KNABE CO, Nos !, 3 and Z, Eutaw street, Of
w Baltimore respectfully inform their Southern friends
that they have enlarged their factory and prepared to
supply the great demand for their pianos They unqueon-
ably the most durable and contain al the latest Improvements
fully guaranteed for i've years For sweetness and great
power Of agreeable touch they unequalled
Thaberg. saosch and other great pansts have used them IN
concerts have certificates for their superiority
They have for the last ten years. taken The FIRST premiums over
ali competition in all the different States where ty have been
exhibited year they received i've first premiums two at
MONTGOMERY Ala One for the best Southern made piano, and
one for the best against all compeiidon.
full supply Of the above celebrated instruments wiz be
Giving by J. A. MCCLURE,
uay5, '6O-dkEly Sole Agent, Nashville.
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STORM III FRANKLIN CoUNTY.-The Winchester Home
journal says there was considerable fall Of hail in
that vicinity on the 6h attended with rain, and on
the 7th very heavy rain fell. Gardens were ruined
almost in several instances in town. Old citi-
zens said they never had known so much rain fall
in so short time. Crops were considerably damaged,
and in many places the roads were rendered impas-
sble, on account Of great gulleys washed therein.
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ATTEMPT AT PARRICDE.-We understand that Char
ley Haley, Esq. who lives about two miles North
East of this city, the Nashville Turnpike, was at
tackled on Sunday morning last by his son, who was
armed with an axe, and horribly cut up and mang-
led. ehave been unable to find out whether the
son was intoxicated or not but it seems to be the
general impression that he was not Mr.. Haley is
not dead, but lies in very very critical situation.
He had nearly bled to death before he was discov-
cred. The son arrested and lodged in Jail
Columbus Press June Is.
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MUSICAL SOmEE.-The pupils Of Prot. KARKALrrz,
at Mrs HoLooNB's school, entertained their parents
and relatives, and large assemblage besides, with
a very attractive musical exhibition on Wednesday
night The pieces performed, both vocal and instru-
mental evinced that judicious and sedulous culture
Of both taste and manual skill which we were pre-
pared to expect by our knowledge Of Mr.. KARKA-
LTrz's high merits as a musician. The inculcatOn
of precise musical knowledge and an elevated taste,
are with this gentleman always made prior cOnsid-
eratiOns to the acquisition Of brilliant execution,
and the excellent Judgment with which some really
difficult pieces were rendered so as to bring out
clearly the ideas of the composer furnished an am
pie testimony to the merits Of his system. The
audience consisting Of the very cream Of Nashville
society, eynced their high appreciation Of the per-
fOrmace and Of the engaging modesty and simplicity
Of the arIperformers; Young Nashville in particular
could with difficulty be restrained from manifesting
his delight with almost an excess of vociferatOn.
Everything went off merrily everybody knew every
body else and there added to the beauty Of the
music the pleasant social intercourse of private
reunion May we have many such meetings.
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HAMILTON, G. W, June l2.-Four burglars entered
the store of Joseph Henry & Co., jewellers in James
street. at one o'clock this morning. Mr. Henry being
still up, proceeded 70 ascertain the cause Of the
noise, and was stabbed several times His wife and
coming to his assistance were also stabbed. but
managed to hold one Of the burglars till the police
arrived. The rest escaped. Mr.. Henry is in pre-
cariOus state. The prisoners name is Brown, a3d
he is supposed to be from Seneca Falls, n. Y.
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COMMERCIAL.


In View York Tie 1lth S20e0e Tennesss per BoLd
sold Sc At the second $1,000 sold oe, bsrg
decline Of c. The telegraph reports sales On Wednesday
9szSe, which shows adVancs Of &c.
In Philadelphia the OH g shares Union Bank Of Tennes
stock sold at &c and Il 81 size, sBd the Ill., 90 shares a
DC On the day 81 Planters Bank Of Tennessee
stock sold at l2a
The following is comparative statement Of the exports o.
Specie from EeE York from he Isl Of January he Oh Of june
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PROCLAMATION,

rSHAN g. HARRIS Governor Of the State Of Tennessee
10 All who shall see these presents-GretiHg Whereas
has been known to me that certain Andrew J. Lyons
the day Of May 1859 upon the body Of George K william
SON. county Of Giles, and on the IN oil june log
is running at large
Now, therefore, IsAAN g. HARRIS Governor as AFORESAID,
by virtue Of the power and authority in vested do hereby
offer a reward f Two hundred Dollars to any person
persons may apprehend the said Andrew = Lyons
anddeyer rim Ia ne sheriff or Tailor Of County OF Giles
Justice In behalf may be had aud executed
In testimony Whereof have 6ereunto SCI NY "a !.
caused the great seal OF the State 70 De aNeu AZ
IsHAM G. HARRIS
~ By the Governor:
! E r. Raw gerra+arv Of State
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The PnbIic schools.

The following IS the report Of Committee on Pub
,;c schools submitted to the City Council:
T., pursuance of their duty as a standing commit
zee IF the City Council, the committee on Pubic
Schools attended the examinations at the different
rooms of the Hynes and Hume Buildings and IN
South Nashville, and make the following report
Your committee found that the schools, WITHOUT
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YeIIo,r Ferer.

New YORK, June l3-Aeapulco advices of May
26th state that violent type Of yellow fever was
ranging at Acapulco from the effects Of which up
wards Of 500 deaths had occurred withinsix weeks
previous to the 10Th ult. Among those who had
died were the American Consul and some twenty
Americans. Those who had an opportunity were
fast leaving for the interior Of Mexico.
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Prom baltimore.

BALTIMORE, June l3.-Tte Richmond delegates
nearly all came as far as Washington this morning.
The delegations to the Baltimore Convention
irving here. The Committee of Arrangements are
actively engaged in making preparations for the
Convention The Front Street Theatre is being fit
ted up for the accommodation Of the delegates
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NUEgIUa
......par Silver
ELchRmEe
SPECIAL NOTICES.
lALLEY,s nTAGTCAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

without doubt peerless remedy It has this endorsement,
The Of experience for il has been household
medicine for many years Why sol Eecause while healing the
skin, penerdDe pO1eTs such that It reaches the TGdf1
Of disease below the surface salt will reach the
the For all CUTAHEOUs DISEASES,
we'll from and water, it has equal; it
renders the coating Of the skin free from dhguTemens
thorough invarabe Sold the principal depOts,
II Broadway n y and Charres New Orleans by J..
WRIGHT Co., General Agents Also by all druggists and
merchants. iune3-d tvs wln
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a Boarding and Day school.

NNTILL be opened September ISt in Nashville by J,
w W. NICHOLS, formerly Principal Of the Florence Fe'
male Academy, Allah and daring the last years teach
er in the Nashville Female Academy.
The building selected for this at the term
Of Spring street, and is uoWn as the "Couzzn's" House
The Of instruction will comprise all rL ches usual
ly required in English education The competent Pro
fessOrs in Music, Drawing. French &c, engaged
IL F7Fog particulars address J. W. NICHOLS,
iuDas-3u Nse4viTs
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Gold Pens
UOlO FemSs
"a CHOICE LOT OF THE BEST PENS,
JUST RECETTED BY
iup,o JOHN YORK & co.


NOW offer for sale my Farm, stuated the Louisville
Branch Turnpike road three miles from the city Il is we'll
ter highly improved desirable place containing
two hundred acres half n cultivation the balance wood
land ALEXANDER ALLISON.
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exception were well managed, and that the children
were not only under perfect discipline, but were
also, 70 all Appearances healtsui, cheerful ana
happy beyond anything your committee have ever
observed under other systems Of teaching.
Your committee, st the request Of the Board Of
Education and Of the teachers themselves IN many
instances conducted the examinations laying aside
the text books and questioning the scholars on sucn
branches as they had studied, and with few exeep-
tons found that they were well acquainted with
the subjects and showed audable ambition TO be ex
amined
The children spell with accuracy and read with
much fuency, giving evidence of the attention Dc
slowed by their teachers these Important element
airy, but often neglected branches, while their
knowledge Of geography, grammar and particular
y Of arithmetic, exceeds that Of any other body Of
scholars Of like age, your committee has ever mad
an opportunity Of examining.
As u e a matter Of great Importance to the puo-
lie that these schools should beAgen conducted, it
was source Of much regret to your committee to
find the examinations almost entirely ignored The
teachers, scholars and Board Of Education were
very DESTROYS of having the examinations well at
attended, and the latter gave invitation to the public
through the daily newspapers, but few attended.
The schools are always in term time open to the
public, aud the teachers viii gladly welcome to
their rooms any citizen desiring TO see for himself
their practical working, andyOur committee would
respectfully recommend the members Of the Coun
Gil and their constituents to devote some time TO
the scrutiny that they may Judge whether the system
can be improved, and if so, what changes are nee
essary to produce the desired results.
Your committee cannot dismiss the subject with
out expressing their unqualified appreciation OF the
present Board Of Education who, without any remu
neration whatever have devoted so much OF their
energy and Of their valuable time to the careIuI au
ministratOn of the laws which you have enacDeu OH
The subiect-and sincere conviction that the inter
est of the CITY, so far as are invested in these ns
tutions Of learning are perfectly safe IN telF anus
JAS B. CRAI0HEAD
JAMES NJ HAMILTON.
was unavoidablv prevented from attending the
late examinations of the Public Schools, except for
very short time on one day, and cannot, therefore,
speak on nv own knowledge Of the proficiency OF
the pupils or Of the government OF the schools by
those employed in them-I heartily concur in what
is said in the above Report Of the ability, energy
and fidelity to the interests Of the schools Of the
Board of Education. Ira. P. JONES.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


and vhy7 because nc0sr falls TO AFFORD Instantaneous relief
when given in time. II By magic, and trial alone
viii courince that It contains
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Families and PLANTATION USE
]. W. Williams--Agsnt,

IE Proprssors Of thsss Machines slams q 1ahslnza
the claim) thai hsir instruments t5Z sss auE af sE
End Of nsssror and perform the sane In the bst possible
nlnnsr Consisting n does, he merits Of al tie cher Ma
Chimes and af the sane tine, avoiding their hu1 & con
ssds itself to the public as the great Family sew
ing Machine and uaspssl % eusrg 5rIes q fsd,s
Nv where the needle Is required.
They VIII stitch, hem, fell, bind and gather They zaks
strong lock Stitch that csunst Be rsFssd pulc cut Thsg
make beautiful, Uniform stitch sIs On beth sides OF ne urf
Without forming ridges underneath.
he Machines have great strength, are perfectly SIMPLE an
ne management Of them elaiy acquired.
AnEspOOl Of oo0ns tirsgd STE nay Be used Tesy srs
almost H0ialsss In their opsradoa and toi lssar 0g u
sny other Sewing Machine sztant
Let Manufacturers, Planters Farmers Hol1.Esi Or sg
ohsr persons in search instrument arg knd
q Ss'0iag noa0 d0Es bg ae1faT MAKE szrss sseaTa q
bssf' By Examining ours before purchasing
IA liberal discount made is siinisisald AaTi,aois %
oisuez
~ All Masnes warranted lres years. and I'LL inileoa
given to use shsn satisfactorily.
REspOSsunLE AGENTS IEANTEB.g
M public are invited 10 call auasrraiHs A' i,a's
50 PUHLao soUAHE
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