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MRS. s. s. BROWN.
New York Bonnet Store,

NJ oST respectfully informs her numerous Gus
WI toners that she has on hand choie assort-
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ARE YOU AWARE

That superb silver plated No. i, Wheeler
Wilson Machine can now be bought for ssIfs-fpr
dollars. or = shalf case at sepenfy dollars, at tn,
Sewing Macnine parlor, No. 6, College Street
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D. AAIIIs0Ns INDIAN ENNENAG-GCE.
RI This csle5-atei Female Medicine
II possessing virtues unknown 70 any
b&A thing else Of the kind, and proving
III eEectual after all others have failed.
J EtsS-n is prepared from al indian plant
} SkAI used by the natives for the sane
/ ySEASN purpose from time immem 0rial, and
/ g. - now for the first tine offered to the
F.s public. Il is designed for both
- married and single ladies, and is {, c
u ~ - very best thing known for the pur-
- = -Is9h pose, as it wall bring on the month
s<E<SE - y sickness In cases Of distraction
--F-szs5@S from any cause, ana after all other
remedies OF the kind have been tried in vain This
may Incredible but il 1t fail IL any case tie
money vii De refunded.
OVER TwOTHOUsAND BOTTLES
have nov been sold without single
failure when taken a. directed. and without
the least injury % aealth in any case. - IL is
put up II bottles q three different strengths With
iuIi directions for using, and sent BY express,
closely sealed O. al pa-ts q the country.
PhlCES-tuil strength, SO; half strength
s.; quarter strength, IS per bottle.
= Remember This medicine Is designed e1-
pressy for obstinate cases, which all other rene
dien Of the kind have failed cure; also that II
Is warranted as represented in every respect or the
price viii be refunded - Beware OF limitations
\ nc warranted unless purchased directly O. Dr..
W. or a. tis oflce. PrCuared and sold only AZ
Dr.. Nat-is-u's Remedial Institute for Special Dis
eases. n l. q. [ mon Street. Provi5cnce. i. l.
- 4-is speciality embraces all diseases ga f
private nature both % men and women - a reru .
.lr-y educated Physician ai twenty yea--' r-ae
ice. -Illlc tlfu L5s whole atrcuEi ID.
- Consultations Dr. letter cr Otherwise are
strictly confidential. a1i medicines viii be- sent
by Express SCI u-e from observation. o. aI .a--s
% t1e United states. Also, acc uiu.-litioas f'-
LalIls from at-uai wishing fcr secure aud l1iet
Retreat, and good care unit. restored o. healta.
Caution 1T has been estimated tdat over
two hundred thousand dollars are paid 90 swim
ding .la-as annually, i1 New England alone.
without -r- t0-r.f o. those who pay 10. An this
comes from trusting, u-t-tf In~tlrrr % men Who
are alike 1esti ere Of honor, character or skin.
whose oHlE re-oImeulati1u Is tLcir own false and
e1travas4lt lsfr-ilar IN praise @; themselves.
-. therefore, yea would e-1- Bang t11taTgr9, T
;ase 90 m1-5 w7-l, r7 matte wllf ts u-ae1- /
r1lr --s. tut MAKE INQUIRY 1t viii cost l
you nothing and may save you many regrets. I
-- a- advertising rly slcaus. IL nine cases rut r
.t en-. are bogus. there is Do SAFETY in trus-iu-
any a. t-,u. u---ss you know a-1r and r5l. they .
are
Es-Dr. Sc wiz send f.,. By enclosing one .
stamp l above. l 0--lf -l-t .r DIsEASEs .r Wo- .
,ANr a-- .r -Hl--- -lss-EsE -eneralv. eivin- .
-I B.. -ua-I.-. Fl-- The most uul1u1fei refer .
noes art t--ri--s Ids. wit-our whicr. re ad-s--
lsia- rrF,c. 10 or medicine az this KIND IS de-
c-fll- -Hr -llr-rr-s. u-1t-rsr-
So Orders b. mail promptly ATTENDED O..
-l-- yong address --H.t, and direct o. uE.
y trr.>aS. as shove. DecIv
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Binder. Corder. etc.
This Machine makes this Lock Stitch, and
ranks highest, on account Of the,'.'ii- ity per
manence, beauty, and generaldesirable.sIs Of the
stitching when done, and the wide range Of its
application. '-Rsport Of American Ian 4i. , Nstr
York.
ECONOMY OF SEWING MACHINES.
The Wheeler Wilson Company has prepared
ao!e7 showing, by actual experiments Of four diff
erent workers, the ii ne required to stitch each
part Of garment by hand, and with their Sewing
Machine subjoined is a summary Of several Of
the tables.
The Wheeler and Wilson Company has prepared
tables showing, by actual experiment Of four diff
lerent workers, the time required to stitch each
part # garment by hand, and with their Sewing
Il chine sutjoined is a summary Of everal Of
the tables:
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COFFINS.

1 furnish COFFiNS and
BURIAL CASKETS, Of any style. at the short
est notice, and as cheap as be obtained in mar
ket Having excellent facilities for manuia,tur-
ing, I would invite the attention Of customers 70
ny stock.
Corlrer STREET. J. GREEN.
Burlington, Oct. p, lsOl. dawsYl
My hes, Coins are made in a style never before
prac,iccd ia this cluutry, and perfectly air usat,
AID will uot fall IN pieces a some suppose after
becoming DAMP DO the ground, as glue IS not de-
pended upon o. keep them together
Call and see for yourself.
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BT MACHINE. HAND.
Hours. Minutes. Hours. Minut
Number q Stitches made Der Minute.

When the machines are driven BY power. the
ratio Is much higher, 500 and 900 stitch Is
minute not being al unusual average.
seams Of considerable length are ordinarily sew
ed with the best machines al the rate Of a yard
minute, and that, too, in a manner far superior to
bani-seWing.
This report was in accordance with tie previous
svards at the Pair Of the
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SoCIET
At the Fairs Of the
American Institute Y. Y. Mechanics Association
Mechanics Association, Cincinnati.
Boston. Mechanical Association.
Franklin Institute PhilA ST. Louis
Kentucky Institute Louis Nech's Institute. San
Vile. Francisco.
Mechanics Institute Bal Metropolitan Mechanics
more. Institute, Washin gtou
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NEW ARRIVALS.
ar Watches, Clocks and Jevelry Goods a.
80. /. Bank Block.
The subscribers have recsived within few
days past, a la-ge stock Of the latest patterns
and most desirable styles % watches and clocks.
Their watches are in both gold and silver eases.
large and snail, Of the best makes Clocks s.
carved aud plain mahogany and rose wood
Cases with Centre sscou1s, "a new thing W1i-1
qua from On 20 days By once winding. all
of which will be srli % the lowest
Market Prices
Those wishing goods i1 their iires VIII cave
money By Tr-c-. sius of them.
EELNSNAID Eth.
Jan
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Are you aware

That magnificent silver plated Wheeler 4
Wilson Machine, in full case Of polished maho
gany, as handsome a fine piano, and 4 thousand
times more useful, can be bought for only uinay
d. liars, al No. g. College Street
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LIST OF COLURS
Family Dive CeIOr>

1 Il iii lily II! { J0IOf>,
For dying silk, Woolea and Nike
>haEls. >clris. Dress g. Ribbons Gloves 1----
Hats, Feathers, Kid Gloves. CLili-e-' ---
and all kinds Of Wearing Apparel. WITH -s-
fast col-rs.
& SAVING or SD PER rEN-
Ia Sc Dyes are mixed i1 The form -- --T-
c1nee1--l,ed- are Thoroughly tes-el l-- D.
II neat packages. F1- twenty-five cents
color ls many goods as would otherwise -.-
times taat sum. Tie pr5eessis simple. -- -
one can use tie Dyes with perfect Stresses. -.-
-.1-s inside
Aauuiacturel by HOWE 81 ~--EEl-
Broadway. Boston.
Wholesale Agents 30 Boston. V-Ez-
IEh. GEI- c. GOODWIN & r.. .--
POOR 8 CO.
- Tor sale by Druggists generally
cry and town
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NEW BoOKs

4 RMY HATS AND FORAGE CAPS of rem
Atien patterns, at prices as low az they can
be afforded, at ALIENS Hat ana Fur Sto-e
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PawR-BrekerS' Barcains
100000 WORTH

watches, BrGeeIels, Rings. Pas, Dun.
Chains, Slrer Ware, and o,5.-
ralua5lss,
Being the stock Of Private Broke 49,
sold al One Dollar each, without rsra-s - % %
AND OF TO BE PAID FOR TNTry Va
KNOW WHAT YOTARE TO GETt- ar
LIST OF SOME OF THE 1RTJr5r
BE SOLD AT ONE DOLLAR B4Pc.,
Gold Watches, Gold Band B-s..-..
silver Watches, Sewing Na.5iss,
Breast Pins, Plated FORK.
Ladies Jewelry, Plated CASTOR.
Plain Gold Rings, Napkin hing
Gold Tbimbles, spoons,
Chased Gold Ring, truit Kn;vs.
Stone Rings, Harnesses
Florentine Jewelry, Riding Sable.
Mosaic Jewelry, Cent? Seal Rim.
Lava JeWslry, Ladies Re-i,ui.y
Watch Keys. sutly fu-ri.l,.
6 old Neck Chains, Revolver.
Long Gold Chains, Rifles
Fob Chains, Eigh; Day G.
Gold Pencil Cases, Marine CI-c.-
Vest Chains, New Cutler
Ribbon Slides, skates,
Loctetz F--z
silver Pencil Case with Ma1tsl Vase
Gold pens NarteI 0.....
lair Bracelets. Parian Va
shawl Pins. Gold C--s-.
Bosom Suds, Open CLASH.
sleeve Buttons, six D-sss
VioIirs Piano F.-..-
FIr-es Plated U.-.-.-
CsDecrti1as. Forks
-.-.-----r..
- - e-,..
Ilol 't'le 81 - r .--5s
-us' g 80 = -. 49,. --.
- ~. - ~ 80.
. -1 49,! y -
w n 80 49, -
49, - -'"
e--l'- az H.. D.1,-.- -.
.l-.--.- -t. ,...r.-.-..- ..--.-.
r,.-t'
L-f4s,-. .s thea. 90 .-... -.. .
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HARD TIMES COFFEE.

THE trying ii mes aud the higa prise @; -
4 has demanded that good substitute So
D. fouad for pure coffee, and TIE ua-1;s,i-'-
the Hard Tim : Coffee has succeeded II ia7 I've
tion q al article which meets the relsi-s1s--
the times, and which the Mass. s,a-e A's--
Dr.. Hayes, pronounces free from any ls
Gus substance. II is sold az a very low l-i'- o.
Is, IN fact, about equal to pure Coese.
Manufactured by ii. b NEWHALI' -
faciurer Of Coffee, Spices and Cream Tara; D
South Market ST.. BOStOn.-Ihl IL
can get pound Of any Grocer 10 Burning
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SplerdId Ogcrs tor l86O, 'oI. q '62. loq.,I-r

=. - ~ = " y Hl.I lIsl Dc IuFlIslel,
Nsr SH5seT1bTs for the years 1856, :, S and 3
IL One half the Regular SuJ-alphou Pr1oe.
Thus a Nsir Subsers5er may obtain the REPRINTS
Of the Four Reviews and Blacawood
SEVEN CONSECUTIVE YEARS FOR S37i
W hich is but little more than the price Of the
original works for one year.
As we shall never again be likely to cTsr such
inducements as those here presented.
Now is the Time to Subscribe!
81 Reuittances in al cases, must be made
DIRECT TO The PUBLISHERS, for those prices 10
commission can be allowed to gents.
LEONARD SCOTT & Co,
No. 81 Gold Street. New York.
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Certificate of DR.. Haye..
FTRS. FURS.

NEW BOOKS.
=. MORT Lafayette, or Love ord
Z E-lj1min Wood
"Thc young Step -mot5cr. o- ,-'
Mistake by the agt lor o. tle h-r '.
a Strange Story A Dove, lT
Wer Lyt,eu, Auth.r o. What VII
il, &c.
Rs 4 and for sale by ----r,
Burlington, Feb. 80.
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SIZED FOR SALE,


BLMSTED'S
w ATEB-PROOF LEATHER PRESEEVEB
w "A compound discovered by Prof. Olmstei
Of Yale College, and the best preparation now in
use for making Leather impervi7us 90 water. Try
For sale Pr UTYs.
Feb. Il Use. aawtf
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NEW BOOKS.
- EISURE HOURS N Town by the
e author % "The Becreations q County
Parson."
MARGARET HOWTH" story Of to-day.
THE WORKS OF FRANCIS BACON Vol. 8.
"OBJECT LESSONS" by Welch.
"METHOD OF TEACHERS INSTITUTES and
the THEORY OF EDUCATION by ssuuel
7. BATES, 4. NJ.
EDGAR a. P0E'S WORKS q new edition.
Received at the Church Street Bookstore and
fo- sale by
Z. A. FULLER
Burlington, March l., IsC2.
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GREAT INDIAN REMEDY

FOR FEMALES.
D.. KArTIs0N's INDIAN EMNENAG'ol
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MEMS RUBBER ROOTS


TgST received at.
~ nunr-rr-r.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-02-21
MAKING CALLS.
ITS PLEASURES AND HORRORS,
BY MARY CHIEF.
From the New York Mercury. I

From the New York Mercury.l
Look here, old lady!
When l was child, thought an old
lady was an ancient individual of the femi-
nine gender, always recognizable by her
plain cap with its monstrous frill, a pair
of crazy looking spectacles resting on a
large nose, and kerchief folded over her
shoulders, besides the two bad habits of
scolding children and taking snuff. In
vain glanced around the room for per-
son of that description. There was only
myself present, whose capless head, un-
spectacled optics, nude shoulders, and un-
covered arms, did not bear the slightest
resemblance to the antiquated snuff taker
of my imagination. There was but one
conclusion at which l could arrive Either
the person in the door must see myth,
or was the person addressed. Obeying
the injunction, and looking in the direc-
ton whence the sound proceeded, had
no doubt was the second person spoken
to , for there stood Rose Wilder, looking
for all the world, with her stylish bonnet,
gored dress, miniature founces, and tiny
cape, like a pretty fashion-plate framed
with the door-casement.
If you aren't the most everlasting
book worm ! she exclaimed, displaying
her fresh kids, embroidered mouchoir and
card-case. think you must tire your
friends to death with such long letters as
you seem to be writing. How you can
dabble in ink, wear out Joseph Gllot's
scribbling instruments, and spoil hume.
rous sheets of paper, when the weather is
so propitious for showing off dry goods, !
can't conceive. 1t is ruinous to your
health, too. Next thing you know, you
will be going down with the consumption
or liver complaint
Gracious, Rose you talk as if you
were my mother r-in-law,' I answered
Walk in, and tell me whittier bound
. have devoted the afternoon to max,
ing calls i'll wholesale way she replied.
and l want you to spill your ink, break
your pens, and burn your paper. for
want your company. Everybody asks
me what has become of yoa, and as
always answer, embroidery and Peters,
buggy stands SO often at yoAr gate, they
put this and that together, and. naturally
enough, suppose you are about shutting
OF the COLI Of single blcssedness, or com:
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-02-21
UPPER SANDUsKY, OHIO, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21 1862
gsIeft Rnetrn.
THE SNAKE IN THE GRASS.

1d6 SNAE6 LIN I66 6kkA6S.
A ONLY.
BY JOHN G. SAKE.
Come listen while to me my lad,
Come listen to Inc for a SPELL
Let that terrible drum
Fora moment be dumb,
For your uncle is going to tell
What befell
A youth who loved liquor too we'll.
A clever young man was he, my lad.
And with beauty uncommonly blest,
Ere with brandy and wine
He began to decline,
And behaved like person possessed;
protest
The temperance plan is the best.
One evening he went to the tavern, my lad !;
And drinking too much
Rum, brandy and such,
The chap got exceedingly "tiyht,"
And was quite
What your aunt would entitle "fright."
The fellow fell into snoozr, my lad;
IT'S horrible slumber he takes,
He trembles with fear,
And acts very queer;
My eyes! how he shiyers and shakes
When he wakes,
And raves about great horrid snakes.
'Tis warning to you and me, my lad;
A particular caution to all
Though no one can see 81.
The vipers but he.-
To hear the poor lunatic bawl:-
Glow they crawl
Over the floor and wall!'
Next morning he took TO his bed my lad;
Next morning he took to his bed;
And he never got up
To dine Or to sup,
Though properly physicked and bled;
And read
Next day the poor fellow was dead.
You've heard ofthe snake in the grass my lad
OF the viper concealed in the grass;
But now you must know,
Mans deadliest foe
Is snake of different class;
Alas!
IT'S the viper that Turks in the grass,
A warning to you and to me, my lad;
A very imperative CALI
Of liquor keep clear;
Don't drink any beer,
II you'd shun all occasion to fall;
If at all,
Pray take it unconmonly small.
And if you are partial to snakes, my lad;
"a passion l think rasher low,)
Don t enter to see 'em
The Devils Museum"
'Tis much better to go.
(That's so)
And visit regular show.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-02-21
Special Notice.

HAVING sold my entire interest in the new
IL Cash Store, notice is hereby given that
all persons indebted to me either by note or
book account n,rist call and arrange the same
by the lst day of Octo cr next or they will
he left in the hands oibthe proper Officers Tor
COLLECTION. W. A. HUBBARD.
Aug .lG--d
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-02-21
Notice

ALL parties knowia e tlls mselves indebted to
me, VIII please take notice, that have recently
disposed OF my business To A, M HollabauQi,
Esq and VIII therefore request them to come
forward aud settle their accounts without i,,r
ther notice. ] AYERS
Oct I6 1861 .-2t. - -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1862-02-21

Go to No. /, Z Te,lor no, xs,,s cotns' :,
buy MUSLlAS and CALICOEScheape thar
Any other place in town.
vl>HE New York Cash Store has juA
received fine assortment of Looking
Glasses. glass ware, erockery, mems het
Boots nd Shoes.
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g.sSsssuEE % aNUsi 4<SUN,
ERVrRNlE STREET

al --s1s Or tas val Trade, carpsuas', Oh Clo', sA
n llI, l-' = is eo-lic-i sd saEi NIHa.. t-Ae''
49, a ,1rl-d Esi- I'D 4oss or sac 81 10
.rr, C.-=s Nsss'sss Eade<c srasr - e. y nc
re7rF -sas1s lole Ia iae ~ = 'onn1T > efSf 'fS
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-n..sAna nE nspAKr.

-rr@-.. - H q = - ga DEBARA-
= ~ .;-S AND A2-l-s.Nas u you'd beg 70 invite ~.
sr, ~ - sss c DrarS1tlci 'he ysrienl eAnehea o.
-. ----- 81 .g C--fcIcrlsr States, GOV "a kehnond, &c
- 49,, ~ ,rs1 ye s'ccs q Books, FRper. station
.F..F. E,4 cpss. Es,Eck Books, &C., Ehiee WI
nl.nllA PEE, O.. .s.- sF.csa. -, =
.v s...rt .. - iNueut extensive Be,E t'7ds
~ E H rgo.-i 20 sa-1.s plaIag, and The -as=sc'nfe Or
-, ,-..r,, ' 4 MOBILE,
pas!shsr So Bookseller,
"a N haia sGeeL Richmond. "
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APRIL, ASIA.

DRY q = o Dis.
RsERUHASIS gtung IT'S 9Th ves o. rizslas Psru1
"a Nre na sou ,ted - eE.t-2= az hEseA g. D@A
aOOGs WsoLsr fcz Gs-a; ..
sl bsle5 Bcava s-ssE1ss s1l sAlz-nSst
so OsnahuEs-
% Gases Beech "a sgur'1-s AID shirtrSA
. Gales F..t1 .15 5ls,gS5 NsnaLsrss,
HO pt-0-s atg.p&i sd P,.li Dc-ss-cs, Ter ssrVaaA
81 ha.ls TItEnss,
~ lsz-z lzi stg,pe- shlrLngl
l3o -Esg- sas1s Tilss,
60 r-ualas,
10 ClIJzul i..las-.ls.
as lcsra1-y esas an rUseth,
a14 lsrrs sew A. ~ Lin-n1, Tor ge1ti
-s'ir a Ir-N -r.ss Isvus, Plaza sptt ard s25F9-s
- -T-.-. - sggs., VNs, Csssssss Ftss,afA -, E2
N 80 al ~ al ys-F shesp Dc t2 c2si a-d psSp TAae
- W EsLETy : DBzfT&Y,
"a. Il auAFi s.rssI
gI.s=-1ra.
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$40 HMOND WING.
-. o,,lv Wh,S in RichmOnd-Pay the Car

riers.
s great demand fer the DAitT WHIs Tl'hln me ciy'
a. r 5v regular as by traas.aa: readers and the nm
,By Of satisfactorily supplying both classes Of readers
h, carrying system adapted only to Ottice suescrP
,,r, have iaiucod Us TO resort 70 the only feasible
mode Of managing large city circulation, 70 Wit that
os ,r.pggust. 20 s Curriers'. FROM this dale, there
Cor, no subscriptions for the WuIs to be lsfs within the
civ E be taken 1T this Office, aDd all persons indebted
tor subscription to tie present time within tire city are
requested to call st hs Oee and settle their accounts
re Carriers A Of course, continue to deliver the Pc:
per % tie present subscribers and receive Pay tor tbs
s,us a. Tho ra,o OF fifteen cents per week The pubic
" ,s understand ths ell restriction upon the sale oil
,he VEG BY Carriers within The city Z removed, and
tina, a. no want it may bg IL roE the Carriers or have
II . ,r the at hsr residences or IiaOes OF business
S.a.rl'.r I6'5, 1851.
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
6HNERAL sUPERINTENOESTB oYTIoE
RcsNOEp, July SlGt, ISL
Notice 10 Persons sending Packages 10 Soldiers al Manas
Eas, Stanton, &c, &c.
tbs practice Of sanding large psEAseI By the Nall rfsin
5JnaR buries.5tse hU Train, besde8 cEgEag delay
Cad Rscsssy caution persons eoanne themselves
Tcsy small psrLEseI thy vii he fk " their being t
. H. D. vIiITCoMB
au9 GAa~ral Sur s..niendent
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INSURANCE OFFICES &C.
INSURE YOUR LIFE AT HOME,

THE VIRGINIA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
toYrIOE ooRNLR or MAIN AND ELEVEETH sTREETs)
INSURE white persons for Ee for tern ofysas and slaves
Il for one or (not exceeding four yearl
Grants Annues Aad Endovens on the moss eq1aole tern
me Yankee companies having made known her intention 70
defence Of ihelr homes either By taxing up arms ymPa
hSns With or by lending aid and comfort 70 Southern Rebels
sTJ prudent injured bythen, ought At onos cancel h
policy and insure 81 home.
containing the necessary inioAuon are innshea n ns
'A-S NV SAMUEL J. HARRIe0B, President
J. ADAIR PLrAgAHTS Secretary.
B1Iu BunwuL, n. D. Medical Examiner
y B. MoOLw, Il D., Consulting Physician.
Eosoon D, HikTH, Legal Adviser. Us
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Won 81 W. aE0ReE WATT d.
GREAT BARGAINs IN DRY GOODs

notice 70 the city and country people In want any
ssod. -ouIs do We'll by calling al No. 81 Main street
having very large stock Of Prints Lawns yasoa a
snI bsached and brown Shifting and sheetng, Oass
ers and Kentucky Jeans striped and domestic or MN anu
,rvs-s Ladies' Caters Morocco, Kid and CSfSkn shoes
sses AID Chdrens Shoes Of every iHe and qualify ne3
Erd OoVon oodI for and boys Ladies' ss and Lie fhass
Gloves IS IL cents MA al sT4 70 80 ca Linen Rosas
esnts Iish Luen IS SIX and 50 cents; RArAsoA El-la
and striped Al IS eeats sEIs Cambria and JAeonet h1
Ipk bae AID white TarsAn AsIonshng low prices; nne
basro worked Bands and Collars, II eOsS All noss good
Licss ard great many 700 numerous 70 MENTION ger ~
~ vhsut Shey Ne.e boughi esors VIC
hL-a tines had asnesd, Be careful that you eonsNo "
60. ssEi i-'e' W. - JosEPH STRAUSE