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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

We learn from Boston that Secessionist
lately arrested there had in his possession a
letter from William L. Yancey, now in
England, to his son ia Alabama, speaking
despairDgly Of the prospect for the recognition
of the Rebel Confsderacy by England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

In The summary of the news yesterday, tae
aumber Of slaves in the Beaufort District wac
printed, through Typographical error at
5000. 1t should have been 32,QOO-an i'm
port6nt difference.
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-,stp 3.norls DULY Gsfribn,te
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER IS. 1851.
10 conRESPONDTNTS

&c rogee con be taken Of Anonymou7 Communication,
W-aeyeE ia intended foT insertion nrss ne Authenticated
bS &c and sdoress q the wri;eIuo, nsesi.ay io
gu5Gcsdop. bus 81 eoasany ~ lis good lt,h
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No qs7 ROADWAY. Nxw.Yosx, Nov. 9,

No. 23T Broadway, NRvYosE, nov itoi.
SIR: We have delayed IN answer TO your note %
the 9Th inst. till we should communicate with MI
McKinlsy's friends in PbilIdelphia.
They instruct us 20 soy that 90 lar RON
beiug Indispensable. they sincerely desre to svoa
it. and If il be necessary TO tecure adequate reu
for their absent friend to withdraw any ,anma.Gn
or threat of the kind, they withdraw IL pas ~
doing this they have right to expect lOul you ~
iusan disclosure Of the names OF ycnr Ss.
ent and his informant-an ayoTai non n.. -
and sach distinct and public expression Of regret 90
your part for your agency in the matter as aas a
Mr. Mckinley and Is consonant TO your ss1 sssrr
astice and fair dealing These things done "a tas
and msDly rpit, you may rely on ,ne nrs ressrvs
aiOPpea ms' ,Ss ,irht 10 give such publicity 70 sOn
CORES dence 10 PbadePhia as tney ss ra
Yours. SC. ERWIN
c, A DANA, esq.
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To THa TsIsuss ASSOCIATION.
The article Enclosed in the above letter "
as follows;
oyrou OF rHx TRIBUNE, Nsw.YOrs, Nov. 6, 1861.
Nrv.YnpK my. 4 Is6

OPPIoE OF rHg TRIBUNE, Ncw-York, Nov. s, 1851
GEYTLyhEs: The card Of AIR. j. ". Faies wn
not published in Tue TRBUSK simply because It
threatened US with libel suit.
May beg to inquire whether your clients regard
such a suit % Indispensable And if we furnish
YOU with the name or names Of our infoTmants, VIII
YOU sue them and not rs
Yours, obedientiy q. A. DANA
Messrs. BROos, HALL NASDRHPoRt.
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osvIcsI ~ threat OF libel suit being With
df1w", have already stated, Oh tho sathofsy "
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WINTER CLOTHNG-The cheapest, the best
srscr.ms ut, newest stock bot styles, &c, &c.
r. b. BALDWIN.
Nos- 10 aud p BOwory.
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The following correspondence being upon
matter of some public interest, We deem i
proper to 10y it before our readers:
NEw.YoRK, Nov. 4, 1861.
GENTLEMEN: The family aud friends Of Alexan.
der Mckinley, esq., Of Philadelphia have consulted
US professionally with reference 10 bbelous article
which appeared prominently In TIE TRIBUNE Of the
29ih ult., aud copy OF which we now inclose. Mr.
Mckinley is the only private and confidential secre'
tary of Flag Officer Dupont, aud is now serving IN
that capacity. 10 him, therefore, the defsmstoy
publication refers.
La tie Pbil4delphia papers Of the 30th f Oetotsg
aprearcd card sig ed j. w. Faises Mr. McKineys
brotherin.awl, pFonouncing the charge 10 DO WIN
out foundation. That denial was kindly copied ~
some Of the New-York papers, but not oy you. Ia
TnE TRIBUNE of the 3lst appeared an editorial ar'
tole in these words
we learn from correspondent from whom we had the
h % 1aTshrd o Pe of s S s ne Do
elton thet Tho rroTt va, entirely unloSndsd sSd ne 40
SssalS ''''''''''' '''''' ~ ~
The first step we are instructed 10 take is to dc.
mand of you rs we desire TO do respectfully aud &c.
cively the name and residence Of your correspond.
en-, and his informant.
That being refused or evsded (which we don't
an,cioae) We are directed to take such legal meaI.
ures as viii enforce your responsibility for giving
currency TO what we are instructed to say is az.
gravated and most misebieyous libel.
Your early answer, OF reference TO ycur counsel,
will much oblige us.
Your oDedisnt servants,
BROWN, HALL l. vAsDERPoEL
To Tan TRlBuss ASSOCIATION.
The article inclosed in the above letter was
as follows;
One of correspondents with the Great Naval EIpett.
on whites from Hampton Roads on Friday evening last res
he had just been med good authority tha the r'
yats Secretary OF Commodore Dupont the oomaDdet 81 tbs
feet hal abscoadd carrying with him lie maps and ensr
aud even the sealed orders OF the ComDod0c. We d. nos
vouch for the truth Of this report but ony fot the ct tb
tie worthy Of credence IL would ceeilly not
be suTpns considering tho smount Of tresou which has
attended OF hitherto should thef
confidential Of the Government 10 have been
TRAITOR We hope however, 10 hear that tho report
neouar
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Buelucss Noiitce.


AT HALF PRICE.
CoATs,
OvBRcoATS,
PANTS, ard
NRsIs.
TsE FxCgLLKyI STocE OF Two INTENSIVE
WHoLEsAIB CLOTHING HOUsRs,
Broken Down ri THB WAK,
l. NOW BEING SOLD
TWENTY FIyg PKR CENT
RRLow OMcIyAL COsT OF MANtfAOION''
MrvAs. So rpl''p-''-' bet Cola and 'iif'''
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ihS AAaAN BEAUPONT,
HLTON HEAD,
PORT ROYAL,
Bull BAY,
PIRRyILLR,
CUMBERLAND oar,
EDwARpgs FERBy,
A., " ,b., ,,;r.r ms De noted by the War, found
PIA.SIy MARKBD on -
n b. LLOYD Co.'s LABGE 1874 lNcuK9
Nav MAJ
BoRDTR SOUTHERN STATES
Specimen copies Insit rrepaid fer 25 cents.
AGrSls WANTED 10 EEL biz and many ober
Mars AID CHARTS FOR THE IlAEs.
Address H. Ii. LLOYD Co.,
No. "a HOwARp-sT., NEw YORK.
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LIBEL SUIT THREATENED.

The following correspondence being upon q
matter of some public interest, We deem i
proper to lay it before our readers:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-11-15

LADIES BALMoRALS and Cloth aud Button
Doors IhDtA KUBBERs 69 with Mi,sos' AID Chldrsns
Doors ard SHoEs OF ali styles ard prices, at
Miller Co s. No. 38i Csnal-st.
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INSURANCE. OFFICES &C.
TUE VIRGINIA LIFE INsURANso ECO. CoM =

HyHE VIRGINIA LIFE INSUhANCn CVME =
NY fully business ana The atenon OF VIC
public earnestly the Importance 81 us opcs ms
Oompsny, under charter divides seven Fights OF ~ on
three years, the policy holders ,neiepy sss
the Of the System with the pledge
perpetual Capital Stock OF 500 and the added security st
ckhoders have moneyed interest conoucung
Affairs with prudence and economy. . .,,...r.-....
The Charter requires half the Caps oock sre "a
be nyesedin Bond and Mortgage on unincumoereu nes
worth dsuble the amount .,,.x
chief object the Company TO aid In retaining AZ nome
the immense amount Of money which goes annrsy u III E
Life Premiums Northern Companies That money VIII
Customers or Of a. legal interest," sad u
bursed In midst nv,,
Endowments Annules granted Le ana term fohcies
good Companies Slaves hsuredio
DIRIoToRs.
VIZ Maos.,,.pa John Ircel,
Joseph Allen. ssmTT Bsyly,
Poscoe b Heath Jos. r. Anderson,
Thot w. McOsnss Thomas p. August,
John II. Montague, 10 ID. asnry,,
David l. Burr, Jas. A. Cowardins
Lewis Ginter J. b. McClelland,
John Joneg, 7. i. Moore,
jas L. Appeyon. John h. Claiborne,
L.visf. oreashaw, U. Mhsrry,
WIN g. Paine VIM. II. Christian,
H T. C. Bsskeryil Wyndhsm Robertson,
Saul J. Harrison, John O. shafer,
Wm. H. Haxal Peter O. Warwick,
Robt- I. Brooke, T. o. Haskins,
Geo d, Shell Edward Newell
Wellington Goddin Geo. j. SUMNER
Jo,u Dooley D. g. Woodbridge.
President-sAMT J. HARRISON
Vice PresidenLwh. II. HAXALL
P,ysicidn-Dr. BLAIR BURWELL
Agrnev-ROsOOE b. HEATH ESQ.
sp9T J. ApAIR PLEAsiNTs, Secretary.
az ON corner Main 18th streets, Richmond
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A X. MOORE, Agent,
"A. Gary Street, Columbian Hotel:
Offers low, for cash
New Orleans Moasses In half bbl
Cuba, Muscoysdo and Porto Rico do and syrL
Hi bbls family Roe Herripgs and Mackerel
Is Pals Refined Leaf Lard
Prime Bacon Hams Shoulders and Sides
Patent Sperm, Admsn'e and Talow Candles
Brown and Black Turpentine SOAPS
Old Dominion Nails and Shoe Tacks
Bait; Sup Carb. Soda
Rce-etsrch
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco andiCigan
Cotton and Hemp Cord
Lamp Wick
n o. and IL. Coffee Sugar
Mocha, Java, Lag and Rio Coffee
Family, Extra and Sup. Flour
London Porter-Vnegar
Brooms Buckets aid DemIobns, and all kinds OF
suglrs and Wines &c, &c. seT
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RAHERT r. DEE, ~ y,
D,-ilc b., sTt~csyar", Tutlery, EOois, sc.

E-.s..r 10 s--rr r--,ss4 = art. -'.y az. ~ -
FUJLgEeS. 1CTEYiSTN. d HDUSEhEEFEiiS'
Sc. 2l5, ts0yE r-S BASES
ava ,ss iu sfo-. e A---st and most COM
: 80. soon ef English German and ADtEic-n
,s-, have bad ,t- pleasure 20 Of sSvas
80 --.-e-lf.y llgte al In SAINT 90 examine
.s sam. berr, purchasing elsewhere My oo4s $500, -
has.n- been Plrcl'sri 49,. '0s ''- N-' -
~ t7.a upon tH- lowest -,rn3- 49,, n, NJ.
NJ Es,--sl M pig nts tuu7l ate ti2
--- y,-ts gtss S-yt-es. -1l't3, Axes sad ChAins
80 va Ia AEDENING TOOLS % al dads
rs,,,- -f,ixNirg Goods uy stock Il also very
.l-.-vz. Sin. Ir,y8 and WAITER sinse aal IN Is
5rl ret Sets, Tu-Wary; ssscefsns; Tea and Fservas
-,..-y p.s Ivory handle Knives o. l1t and n se1
~ Patel FORKS ard spoons, brushes d f aud e@i1i Just
80 49,. Pp..-t Mas i}-rols, Cooking Utensils &C, &C.
i ssuildin. waterfall. partcelsly am constantly
Drrs,i vim large and complete stocy Leess o. s'y &c
Hoifs. I1ge screws Iron a. Brass Kali Sheases Scres
pii'.ys ssa Cord scres Wreaches Cav A1d Nr-uSht
sss .sI an other articles or building Purposes 70
g-th sr zth Too. % an CndA . ..,.s.
~ Vreoii 60 49, ~ ROBERT :. DENEY,
al. Cos Mala s,-re;. above me Bank
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:, INNER ARRANGEMENTS ,.SlE-N
= PORTSMOUTH AND hoRPOLk.-lhe steamer .ss1sEzsz1n
UURTIs PECK Captain JolS H. rEKKnS val on sna alter mon
wharf at Rockets regularly ever
Monday friday morn 81 for the above places
Al O'Clock precisely leaving Norfolk each alternate morning
except sunday hour 70 oclock ana touoh AZ AL inc
regular Landiogs on the going and returning. =
Passage Portsmouth Norfolk " Meals exua-ov Gus
e taken usual but all goods sent to be lSndea on 'ae
river mus be paid for VII sent down TO the Boat ana VIII no o
rsponsb for any If er delivering on he WHAT
TO WI. 1t Is directed mh2Sl n v. hasn-
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RAILROADS. &C.
CENTRAL RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
- Es lEl 4

ON and AFTER Monday, April 18Th,
~ The Mail and Passenger Trains.
VIII leave RICHMOND DAILY, a. 8 O'Clock, A. NJ, Tor
staunton Way Stations connecting at Cor
donsve with the Orange and Alexandria Railroad Trains r
Alexandria and intermediate stations and at charlottesville with
that place And every Other day. viz Tueday Thudsys and
Saturdays Jackson River and Stations West OF Saunton
Harmsn Stages connect with the train At ssunton
on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays and at Goshen Tues
days, Thursdays and saturdays, for Lexington
Harman Mason and Companys Stages connect with the Tan
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays Mboro for the Warm
Springs Jackon River for the White Sulphur Spring.,
lie xisburg, &c.
RETURNING,
The Mail Train leaves JasStof River hondays Wednes
days and Fridays, at Sis <. H. for staunon.
apA THOMAS DoDAMkAD,
General Superintendent
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

And for the speedy Of the suhOincd varieties OF
Disease:
scrofuIs and ScrofuIous Affections. such as
Tumors, Ulcers, Sores, EruptIons, PM
piles, Pustulcs. BIOtches, Boiis, Bihins,
and all Skin Diseases.
O,xr.,yp Ind 9th June, 1859.
] C. AVER & Co. Gents: l feel it my duty TO
knowledge what your Sarsapara has done for me:
Having inherited Scrofulous Infection have suffered
from 10 in various ways for years Sometimes " purs.
out Ina Ulcers on nv hands aud arms sometimes It
turned inward and distressed me NJ the stonlch. Two
anil ears with one sorr which was painful and oahsomc
beyond description. tried many medicines and several
physicians, but without much rAiei from any thing In
act, the disorder grew AZ length was rolced
10 read IN the Gospel Messenger that you had prepared
Alternative ,Sarsaparila) for knew rom your repu-
taiion that my thing you made mus g, ~ sI s Nv.
Cincinnati aud got il, and used till II cured me- Itook
IT, you advise, in small doses Of tcaspoongl over
month, and used almost three bottles. New ana heathy
skin soon began 20 form under the scah when after
while fell OF My skin is now clear, ana Know oy my
feelings that the disease is gone rom my system. on
well believe that feel what am saying when tell
you that hold You b. ofthe apostles Of the age,
anu ''D'A'n ever gratefully ALFRED B. TALLEY
st. AnthOny's Fire, Rose or ErysiPelas,
letter and salt Rheum, scRld Head, Ring
worm, Sore Eyes, DroPsy.
Dr. Robert VI. Prebc writes from Salem, n. Y, 18th
Sept, lSJ9, that he has cured an mveerate case OF
Dropy, which threatened to terminate fatally by the
perseverng use Of our SarSapara ana also danger
attack OF Mliqnant ErYpedS by large doses of the
same says he cures the common Er7PtoHs by 1t con
stantly. :
BronehoceIe, Goitre, or swelled Neck.
Zcbulon Sloan or Prospect Texas, writes: " Three
bottles Of your Sarsapara cured me from GOitre-a
hidcous swelling ON the neck which had suffered from
over two years"
Leucorrhna or whites, Ovarian Tumor,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
Or. J. r. $. Claiming, Of New York City, writes; {" 1
most checry comply with the request OF your agent In
saying have found your Sarsaparlla most excellent
Alternative in the numerous complaints for which en-
ploy such a remedy but especially in Female Diseases
OF the Scrofnlous diathess. have cured many inyct
crate of LcucorrhGa by IT, and some where the
complaint caused by lcerdf0n Of the uterus. The
liberation itself was soon cured. Nothing within my
knowledge equals IL for these female arrangements"
Edward :. Marrow, of Newbury, Ala writes: " A dan
geruus 0rariGn of the females in family,
which hsd defod all the remedies could employ, has
length been completely cured by your extract Of Sar
sanarla Our piy stefan thought nothing but cNtrpa-
ton could afford relief but he advised the trial of your
Sarsaplria rs the last resort before cutting, and il
proyed eTpctual A0rr taking your remedy eight weeks
n ----.,-.-., .r Tho llL..l.n rnInains ~
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DAILY LINE OF PACKETS.

TENRIw WEEKLY, THRt UGH TO LYNCH SH-I6TT757&
i BURG, LEXINGTON AND BUCHANAN, EsE5faErgt
AND TRI-WEEKLY ON THE OPPOSITE Days, MAKING DA1
LIZ LINE AS PAR as sC0TTsvlLLE.
Richmond seotsyet 81 Richmond 10 Lexington. ~ Oh
" Lynchburg.. 90 d" Buchanan. o.
The through line will leave Richmond Monday Wednesday and
Friday r. NJ and and after 9Th September the Way
line for Scosyc will leave VI Tuesday Thursdays and Sat-
urdays and far seosve Returning leave Scots
vile Monday. Wednesday and Friday At ny A NJ.
Fee distance fare time NJ passing In card below for through
ne and observe that the scot,sye line will pass intermediate
points the opposite day the hour going and hour
later coming down.
Leave Richmond Monday Wed Leave Lynchburg Mondaywsd
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SCIENCE OF wAR,-Tacfics for ehicers Of ln'snry,
= Cavalry sud Artillery. Arranged ard couy cdhy l. v BUCK
H0LTL Publish bv J. y. Randolph. Pi!cs 70 cents
From Ciussia Diupo.t of no Iugigid Fallic Guard:
AEsJ-r. lcuN' Nd, Va, January ;, 1861.
J. ". RtNo0JpF Dear Si-:
NE norulr ,rs uo'n military matters before the pub
lie arc ronru.J o--ua-y drills AID parsdss. What nov
Artillery Cavalry Infantry and Size taught 10 their respective
o. w at ground shou
be battle and ncsp-r whSt prersu ms 10 be "a
sgl when atvanc r1trrN. VII o. at In co1rn; when u
Inc hog b port o. act IRE s. iayorablyn
formation NOS. Al AID vlhcrt which, no mste
how perso.y brave troops be- heJ exposed TO aCs
AIN Is presence q -u equal a1ccsf of yell drilled snc
vel srouyr.i ,gOop and tbs Information Capt Buekholtz fur
u.shes ia lis work
1 hsye no hesitation In rs,omrn'rdinglA
Ne.y respect ullg yours
CHARLEs DINMoCK. Cast. &c &c
PARE BoOAs-Tor sale by .,,., ,,.,o,,,o,.., 20
ors Csr,pa-as; Hist OF The Calpagns Of lIS0 and l's
~ the Souhc-n Provinces o. North America by Lieut. CO..
Tatcu. vita rs9s sud plans iarto finely bound In Aai'
Morocco r,itt
Wnoas Ana. r Cralhoiogy ya, folio, bound ms, superb
copy. On slf Norlcco. c.t Top.
Smiths n ecry o. Ni-rinia. vols, Syo.
.tu,toa's Ind Narrative - no, boards
Bu->r's History q Vi gnia vols, svo
mos Anecdotes C. he life he 1t Hon William PITT Earl OF
Clyua Syos syc. cali .
Foatrasl e on The p'ussrty O Woslis SO, calf . -
-1i, - e gti. " King Charles The fS ny Sir fhhp "Ar
v'ck Svo hair Nor eco gilt top.
Taylor Arstar vol, - mo $50, -, - ,
Tn Carr-- ~ 7parcs Translated FROM The Grees and
Illustrated ty pa icgnomca Sketches Vol oVo ooaiN'
Plrr Sir g,bt Et Tr,v,s Ia Go ga Persia hrneni An
Client rSbs oll with sogrsvlngs OF Port5as Cos
t1ues a.. 2y-h qgl-;7 fui cali eAtra. .. ,
Dess inEauu Original Composu'ns; ~ rates 4!
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syphilis and MercuriaI Disease.

NV VTlT-T-NNN7 NWIUNT. NV
DIP. J. c. AVER. Sir; | chCcriGlly comply with the
request Of your agent and report 10 Won some Of the
effects have realized with your Sarsaparilll
have cured with il, i'm my practice most of the
plants which Il Is recommended and have found its
effects truly wonderful in the Of IeHereGi and r
ctfr1l Disease one of my patients had Syphiltc ulcers
In his throat which consuming his palate and the
top Of his mouth. Your Sarsaparlla steadily taken,
cured him in five weeks Another attacked by
on,larv symptoms in his nose, and the liberation had
eaten away considerable part Of IT, that believe the
disorder would reach his brain and kill him. But il
yielded administration Of your Sarsaparilla; the
ulcers healed and he is we'll again, not Of without
some designation OF the face. woman who had been
treated for the disorder by mercury suffering
from this poison her bones They had become sens
tive % the weather that damp day she suffered
crucatin pain in her joints and bones. She too
cured entirely by your SarSalarilla in a few weeks
know from lis formula, which your agent gave me, that
this Preparation from your laboratory must be a great
remedy consequently these truly remarkable results
with IL have not surprised me.
~" I,-...r,nIl,. ,.S,,rs ARININP NJ II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

LLEYIR PRopYL4MINF-A Remedy for
IL Ei,eumn,isu,-we a;ie the aitcation the Medical
Profession persons suffering With acute Or erons Keuns
preparation Of Chloride Of Propymine vh Oh has been extern
svey and sue essfay Europe and America In the treat
ofhis dissae This not quack noslru and n dec-
tlons as to dose A. eccorps nylng each bottle
- - hFADE n KER. Pharnseeutis's,
mh96 1se Main st., cor above p o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-05-08

SGP,TS OFFICE IL. & ID. IL. IL. CO.,
RICHMOND, fEBAUAAY pad, 1861.
ON SATURDAY, February 23d, AMI each -aafSzC r..
~ succeeding SATURDAY until III her yfsssys, fHG
tee, Accommodation Train will leave Richmond O'clock
T. NJ, nd arrive az the Junction at lO:30, P. ".
Returning, leave the Junction al $780, A. NJ, and arrive at TO-
A.
k25 o. g. TkLC0Tr sup't
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..tsGE EIIE Es&sC."

-ses 4 4 n - hPAf' q
Splendid stock OF Pianos.
WORCFSTER'S NEW SCALE.
VIZ o-.r s.l, fa' esort-.s, 2tne most superb
~ r.ENO FURrsS
e offered fr sa't -ats as-A- aoA so an EXAMINATION NON
tbssla valt of ne DEsr PIANOS 90 The .ors' prices
'1'e'- ~ a. NuRR2,
IA Bookseller aud Dealer in Pspoi'rtss
UPHlLSTERY AXD PtPER-HisGiNGS.
yFJFg subscriber rcspestsl sots cal Ron rs ercs an
te public -t1szY, examine hs sioc4 OF good IN Le a9Fe
Ine. cons sing % the f,loEiag:
Carpctings.
Velvet Tapestry. Brussels, fn-ec py, venetian, pahs hep
a. Hearth ku-s, Door Mas ald stsir sots
Enrtl.n Goods
R-ocatei Sau na11tsk Uuol Damask fassets 1p' lsee
Maa1 Cartaias ~h splendid assorent % HindoS Cor
noe sad5 acd Wi1d1u shldssa large assortment OF
al he is uh fixtures q he uost approved kinds nov
Floor OIl-CiOsh,
o. Al ne he. pa-cr ana c The BEST quality 70 NE oaese
prcei which VII be- CT . aihss of al dmensonA
Also, Table Cloths isrgc vsrg.g.
Eaper-hangings.
splendid assoeut - an follows. Velvet
Col ard Plain faper. color
u5ns che tfre1t Kind ~ WOOL Being practical
workln ys and tng the bst E0rknen employed al work
vii be warranted % Size sAisiteton-
An o-ies for anything the above line be punctuaIiy At
tsadsd %, b1ta In The eiiy Or eo11tEy
Ps-Har AL sauck Na.ires ADD Feather Beds On hand
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rheumatism, Govt, Liver Complaint.

INDEPENDENCE Preston Co., Va, 9th July, lSja
pR.J &. AVER. Sir: have been afflicted with apau-
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remedies could mud. until tried your S1rspara. one
bot, cured in two - and restored my general
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jules Y Gttchcl Of -. Louis, writes; have been
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FILLED 10 relieve me; and have been broken down
fr some wears from other than arrangement of
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me 20 try Sarapgra, because he said he knew you,
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@ rt;ol h has cured me- aud has so purified my blood
a. 10 make new man Of me. feel young again. The
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