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TIN. SHEET. IRON y coPrhh -. A..
Stoves, Furnaces and Ranges, piuins..., - .
Steam Fitting. Plumber and Gas rtx,arg. -
Sad. sheet Lead, Lead aud Iron Up, Va.
Agents for tho celebrated "khfiHh ~ T,gE..
CHINE, the cheapest. simple.iand I,s' :.
var inyent.d. Can ana examine lG.ih .TrkkF
iRoS.FROST BUILDING, unkkka'h WE
Nv Ic-ISwlu YALE. Bo"Ea>"
GAIT SALT. SALT.-Four tho">'""
49, Iiysr,nsl FINE SALT daily rA.,S
for sale to arrive by
An y-l0t
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~ TURNIP SEED.
LARGE PURPLE-ToP YELLOW RUTA BAGA,
LARGE NORFOLK,
ARL WHITE FLAT DUTCH,
GLOBE,
WHITE FLAT, tred- toppedl, for sale by
WILLIAM II. SCOTT, Druggist,
corner Franklin and Seventeenth streets.
jy s7-ts
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LOST, STRAYED AND FOUND.
VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

RocKBRIDGyE; pa MUM SPRINGS
These MINERAL WAThkS have An established
reputation for very high %cnratir" virtue IN all a."
SnLETE ss f,f;'Tf e IN S~T~rs r' % t the 1S', W. ~ N''
SCROFuLA.. and all II" forms OF Gianduiar
s%wellinsss ana Cu,anGon; E%ygp!tivs Di,S;,1, Eryst;
SESY$$IE;S1T%EEKsYil, 6YSpEFSlA, BkSyfHIT!ss, cIIRo;;
OF ia. system and brokcn-down states of the con
stitutioi. loss al appetite, and general nervous
prosrratton, their powers and virtue a. = rrsi"ra.
live may b. safely pronounced 10 be WITHOUT 4
KNOWN RIVAL amongst the mineral waters OF
the WORLD.
OF ailments peculiar Ia the Female Constitution.
This WATERING PLACE j. In the sa,ne county
with the celebrated "NATURAh BRIDGE o,
Mineral and Thermal Waters which lav" given
celebrity /" this mountainous. r"sl",t: -,
II will b. open Ia the public ON june lar. The
propristors will spare no reasonable. effort /" have
The pInc" comfortably k"pt.
The BALL Room wiI!hc .nPpltci with music
and the BILLIARD and Bowling SALOONS re.
stored 10 complete order.
Access from the seaboarl is by the Virginia Cen
trail railway from the North, ~ Washington city
and orangt and Alexandria railroad t" G|rion7
Wilt. and from tn" South, Cid Richmond or Lynch
burg 10 Goshen Depot, theme. by stage coaches.
over 4 smooth road, eight miles upth" valley -
RATES or BOARD:
by me
by Nv 'liNh
The SPRINGS PAMPHLET, with analysis and
full description, sent by mail on application TO
PURCELL, LADD < Co, Richmond, or 10 the under
signed. FRAZIER y Urn
The water is bottled. securely packed, and on
sal. Al SI2 50 per case of one dozen half gallna
bottles BY PrKCgLL, LApD x Co., R!chnond Al.
RrrKEK, Lynchburg COLEMAN 4 Robbers, Balti-
more HRignAS & Go, New York, and other Lead
Ing druggists. A single box has often saved the
necessity nf 4 visit 10 the Springs.
Alibcral discount made 70 the Trade by.
PURCELL, LADD X 20,
uyI, General Agents.
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TWO FINE WORK HORSES.

FINE WORK HORSES.
two MULES,
VEGETABLES SOW GRoWISG
Agrrat bargain Will bs sold II saTit h
he ,n,ar Il /, probable that the pgrcaA.rI d
max. an arrangement with Ar. Taylor g. "s
farm another year. To persons ii,p"-ei'o ,..
in f.rmiug, III. present !, 4 favorable ogtaE#
TEKy. accommodating
ans-u HARRISON, GOppIY y ArPEH."N
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CERTAIN CURE FOR cHoLERA.-My
ss- UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 600.
THIS ]ITUTI ALLOWS SIX E CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
/. DAVENPORT, JR.. President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.

DIRECTORS.
K A. Paine, l.. d. Crcnshaw, w. L. Quarl-s,
WIN. II. Lyons, Jr, 4. Il. biahKch-
A. Bodcker, b. u. Woiaiser, snip,
W. A. Spott, Moses Ellyson, J. b. Winston,
A. l.. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, 4. A. Hutchin-
K. r. TAYLOR, J. Rosenbaum, son.,
w. 3. Binford, J. w. Hall, w. 4. JENKINS,
J. A.. Belvin, W. 7. Gray, w. +. Tanner,
T. u. Dudley, Alfred Moses, }. II. Nowlin.
The security offered to depori,ors Is undoubted,
and the institution should commend Itself to all
classes.
Tho attention Of all In city and country is called
to this institution. Here they will find sccnrity,
convenience, and profit. Sums as small a. five
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent. inte-
rest received on same.
otrca hours from . 4. II to3P NJ. on Saturday
from Q A. NJ. to3P 81, and from ! ,odP NJ.
ie l3-dSswts
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A cOpy-Tcste
au l0-lawiwF L. I. WOODWARD, Clerk.


4 SIGHT WORTH SEE1NG.-lt ls
N a pleasing sight to visit the old established
store OF LEVY BROTHERS and see the large mum
Der of persons cungregated there every day. The
Inducements that they hold out to purchasers are
irresistible. We give n few OF their prices:
Bl.ached and Unblcached Cotton at Is, 20, and n
cents handsome Fast. Colored Lawns ut IS GEMS,
worth IS cents very fine Striped Swiss muslin at
81 cents. worth IS cents White Brittany at 30
cents, worth 50 cents handsome Einbrbider"d
sets, Collars and Cutfs, At ~, would be cheap At
~ 80; Linen Crash III Is cents, worth 20 cents
Rich Hermann Shawls at IS, worth IS Grape Ma
re,z, two yards wide, at IL SO, worth $3.50 hne
Irish Linen. al IS cents, worth u. Also, = great
bargain in Infants Worked Robes, Frock Waists,
Real Lace Collars, Worked Bands, Dress Goods Of
all kinds, and II general assortment OF articles usr-
ally kept in u first class dry goods estsniishnieit
" LEVY BROTHERS,
,uIn-ts No. 10 Main street.
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IL HALL & HUTCHINSON,
Wholesale Dealers III
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
have removed TO
No. 1911 MAIN STREET, ABOVE THlRTEESrH, OVER
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
and will be pleased 10 have a call from their friends
and the trade generally. au lO-ts
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MANIPULATEDG UANO.-Thc

GUANO.-The
Nl JAMES RIVER MANUFACTURING COM
PANY is prepared Ia furnish the farmers OF |ir-
ginia with this WHEAT FERTILIZER and not
caring 10 induls. in extended comnendatlons "f
its own, confidently refers to those who used ilis
fertilizer in the years l.Gn and lssl when IL was Nret
introduced, and mel with universal approval.
1t consists of an equal proportion Zone Thousand
pounds each Of Peruvian and Phosphate tS"lh-
treroI auauo. weighed in with the most scrupti,
lots care and precision, and is finely ground and
PERFECTLY Incorporated.
Should any one prefer u larger proportion OF Pc
ruvian in combination with the sombrcro htiailo
than the ahov. formula calls for, such orders, Tor
not LEES than two tons, will be specially and care.
fully executed in This case the proportions Will
be rWO-THIRIS OF Peruvian and oSE-THikD 81
Sombrero Guano. Both these preparations are ad-
mirably adapted TO the use OF the drill, aud can be
applied in this manner or broadcast, without loss
or trouble 10 the farmer.
In the prevailing scarcity Of money The Company
is adnonished to reduce prices 10 the lowest point,
and 10 be satisfied with a Inoderat. profit, IN ac-
coriancr with which the public IL offered these
fertilizers al the following rates, for cash kcEi-
lar preparation Of LOCO pounds Peruvian ana i."''
pounds Sombrrro, nj so per ton Of 2,Ooo ponds.
Special PREPARATION OF 1883 pounds Peruvian and
oG7 pounds SuInhrero, At so per ton oi 1900 pounds
Orders can be addressed through tn" commission
merchants Of the city, or directly IL tn" under
signed, who bc>tows on this department hi. CON
"'"' ""' ''~ i. Il. BENTLEY,
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TARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE:
II The Fall term, 1855, will begin on the eth OF
SEpTEMBER with q FULL BOARD OF lNSTRuC-
TORS OF long experience and tried ability, In
%struction thorough and comprehensive, All the
comfort and attention OF a good home. Terms mo-
u" A. PREOT, President,
AN 10 sosim& Farmville, Va.
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T ACE LEATHER, LACE LEA
IL THER.-We have just received to-day a No;
l lot of LACE LEATHER, which we offer for sale
al reasonable rates. o. II. CHALKLRY i CO.,
Thirteenth street. between Main and Cary.
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EOR RENT. the UPPER PORTION
Il OF NY RESIDENCE, On Governor street, M
consisting Of six or eight beautiful rooms. c..3
and usual accommodations Apply To HAk
DE-. w. B.. PLEASASTs,
IL aT-ts Governor street.
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VIRGINIA, TO VITA rules held
in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of
Mi1llrsrx on Monday, the 9TH day Of August, l>bt,
william :: flaiht'h'
Against
IN CHASCBtY.
TIE object Of this suit is to obtain a dtvorc" iroia
the bond Of matrimony between the said william
and Henrietta Davis. And il appearing by aida
vit that the defendant, Henrietta Davis. j. 4 non
resident Of this Commonwealth, on the motion ~
the plaintiff, by K. Il. Bristow, his attorney, il il
ordered that the said defendant do appear hero
within one month after due publication OF this mo-
tic" and do what is necessary Ia protect her lite-
rest and that this notice b" published once a
week for four successive week. in the Richmond
Ssmi- Weekly DiSpatch.
A copy-Tcste
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noRTAHIr, FRAMED EI.ubfN.

BY Harrison, G"ddin = hlrefs"a-
Bankers, Brokers. aud Real Estate A.
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DOR RENT, CORNER OFFICE
Il above Sheriff. Office, Richmond Hons, III
TWO LODGING.kOOMS on roor boSr-alsoe. s&
very low rent. Apply At High Constable once
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-03-23

3 - ye,svoItgF1 1sf atsas
TIC s5r-sa' .ts5.ns- '9sf8
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In the same regard we cannot help mo-
ticing that credulity, and perhaps prl-
yate cupidity, have caused much STRESS
to be laid on the supposed preventive,
efficacy of what is called" disintectants'
n mysterious word, which implies q
thing assumed but not proved 20 eAis1'
We have deodorizers, such as chiorine'
charcoal, &c, which, l1 their comp inal
nations, render effluvia imperceptipfe 10
orr noses. The narrative, then' OF tne
physician of Malta, who covered certal9
surfaces in vessels with oil, and had
them ndisinfected with chlorine gas.
"after which no new cases occurred, Is
10 he classedEith other like results when
the medical press always abounds al 'ho
close Of epidemics. .;.;o. of
Tn clean and we'll regulated cities OF
temnerate climate, cholera is far 1rohi
heino the most formidable of epldenlicS'
A greater part of its victims are the nus
ersbly moor, the worn out, the Ill Prov
ded and the incorporate, in wholn Ihis
disease only anticipates the date; put
docs not greatly increase the annual anu
I;..nnioi number of deaths. Its mortall-
49, IN onr Northern Atlantic cities rarely
amounts to one per cent. of the popula-
tion of a given place or year, so that q
man may reside through an epidemic Ill
one of these cities with less risk than he
can take pleasure voyage to Europe:
After having witnessed many cases OF
cholera in this and other cities, am fur
Their satisfied that it affords one OF the
easiest modes OF exit from the world.
People who would avoid or prevent
cholera should cultivate equanimity,
regularity of life and habits, cleanliness,
salubrious exercise, temperance ana
avoidance Of all excuses When they
have done their duty in providing Tor
the care of the sick, allaying public pan
les. and abating public nuisances, they
may safely dismiss their apprehensions.
Little good and some harm is always
done by the indiscreet agitation OF a
subject which is to a great extent be-
vond our control A single sparadlcc
case Of cholera occurring IN village OF
a thousand inhabitants may attract 1T
tie notice, and perhaps without record
but a hundred cases i'll city OF hun'
dred thousand inhabitants make an ag-
gregate which generally causes some
panic, though the proportion IS exactly
the same, and the panic equally nnnec,
essary. 1t is possible that the supposed
immunity of country districts p compar'
ison with cities may be accounted Tor by
the fact that in the sparce population OF
country towns cases are less liable TO be
detected and published
may be excused for repeating the fol
lowing remark from among some "Aphor'
isms." published by me about thirty
wears AGO. when then the disease was
new and little known among u.s.
Should the cholera continue to prevail
for three years throughout this CONT
nent, it would cease to interrupt either
business or recreation Mankind can
not always stand aghast, and the wheels
OF society at length would be no more
impcded by its presence than they are
now by the existence of consumption, OF
old age, or of drunkenness"
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AEn.tnln,Icr Krn,nrc,I.

Mr. William Gallup. Postmaster at
Tifiu, Ohio, very worthy gentleman
and efficient officer. but an intense radI.
ca! in his political views. has been
brought to the guillotinc and decapitat.
ed in order that his place cculd b given
to Capt Jesse Shriver. whose pruc!jvt
ties, since tho developments Of he 22d
OF February, have been strongly con.
sentative, and who believes that Prcsj.
dent Johuson was tight when he smash
ed the negro Bureau. declared Sumner.
Philiip', Stevens \ Co. traitors" ana
unfolded the Constitution OF The Iruitnd
States. The removal has created nnjte
a breeze in political circles in linn and
other Officials in the Ninth District ors
anxious as 70 the disposition the man
at the other end of tho avenue" viii
make their cases -Clcrr'ari PLAIN.
dealer.
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The Plan Of the Radicals.

The plan Of the Radicals IN relatiou
10 the South Is apparent from the eA.
tracts Of CARL SECURES report, which
we have already published They IN
rept to hold the Southern States as sub
inoated provinces, uutii the people be
come loyal and coutentcd under me 9y'-
tenn to Which they are subjected. Before
the Union is restored, free labor, we are
informed, must be fully developed, ana
.tbp whole organism Of Southern so
ciety constructed anew and!these Snd'
are to he accomplished principally by ne
gro suffrage and the dcspotlc rule OF me
Freedmen's Bureau immigration -
also TO some extent relied on. II should
be encouraged-such is the argument Oh
the report-but among the prncIpa'
reouisiteS of its success, are personal Sc
curity and settled condition oi th'hS'
The South it is also aid needs capt
tal, But capital is VIGOROUSLY timnd,
and averse to risk itself not only where
there actually is trouIsl =, hni where
there is serious and continued danger oil
trouble" These remarks are applicahie
to the system OF prescription when mas
been adopted in West Virginia, ana
which it. is intended to render perpetual
by Constitutional Amendment; but u IS
not the object of the present article 10
develop the pplication
Contemplating Such plan III refer
cnce TO the SOnth, well may 1.-THE Ma>sa.
chusetts Senator eNclaim, "Who can say
that thirty years will not he needed t"
mature the conditions of permanent
peace 2" The South WiH he FESTIVE, rs
long as 1t is subjected 10 the expert
ments OF Yankee philosophers and pc
dants, engaged in constructing anew
the whole organism Of society. All his
tory shows that such experiments result
i'm confusion, disorder and ruin. You
cannot by Acknowledgement and oppreS
sion make people loyal The, longer
such a condition of things is continued,
the more will disloyaity increase. The
feelings of hatred to your government
will not expire with 4 generation, unless
a liberal policy is pursued towards the
conquered. Look at Ireland and Poland.
What they are now 70 England and Rms
>ia, the South will be to You, if you
subject them TO the measures adopted
and contemplated by The Radical major
ity in Congress.
II the Union with the States in which
the rebellion existed is not 20 he rr-
stored until The inhabitants are made
loyal 10y such means rs are contemplated
10y the radicals. 1t willncycr he restored
But in the meantime whatever disasters
may ensue, the radical faction will re
tapallthcpoweIsoft the Government, and
dispose oftAe Offices and public money at
their pleasure When we are again
united, this party must tall; but while
the Union continues broken mp, they.
hope tn control the Mouth, ard through
the Moth 10 rule over the South such
seems to he the calcUlatiou-not at the
fluatics-but of the shrewd politicians
Of the party
The Union of the States, under the
con stitution, was once dear to our PEG
pie We increased and Pro>peyed under
.t as no nation has even done under any
Other system of government "" can
never have a better or tr'er system
Let rs resun'to it a speedily As posi-.
BILE
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Whatever may Ice the cause uI le.
hicle of choIn,a. crcdolous and eycitlhle
persons axe impaGant Of suspense. and
are prone 10 car a knot which they iil
to unite. Wien an epidemic di,.ase
first appears, -owc CDiuniloUCc is ALWAYS
brought o. light which is supposed "a.
pahle of accounting ton it The ami al
of 4 ship. the opening Of Trunk. or the
washing Of a garment are among the
most frequently accepted causes. But
rs these have happened 4 thousand
times before. and apparent" under like
circumstances. without any Known re
suits. II had been thought necessary by
some OF our late writer's to marrow the
compass of actual exposure down u he
Ic, option OF tie morbid eXcvetiouS OF
one individual into the digestive canal
of another The first impression made
hS this announcement must. it true be
one Of RELIEF the danger not seeming
likely 10 happen very often But to
the possibility of such danger we can
never oppose an absolute negative. 50
long rs we persist in exiting Smelts and
founders caught about the mouth of
our drains. or even turnips, salads. aud
strawberries raised at Brighton The
risk, however is so small. that most per
sons will prefer to take it. rather than
to deprive themselves OF food or Injury.
VI the many sensation tales printed
ana reprinted about cholera. and the
supposed instances of remarkable COM
uiunication and arreStation, it is snfii-
cent 10 say that they are frequently in
tereSttng BENG fully as dramatic as they
are probable. ~ - 'N''
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County Meeting.

The citizens of Ohio county who are opp. .'
r. the adoption OF the proposed amen dmen' 10
tne Constitution OF West virginia, are re-
quested to assemble at the Court hC"s', IN TIT
CITY of Wheeling, on SATURDAY. AfKlh
nh, at o'clock. P. Nj, to appoint Delegates 10
tbe STATE CONVENTION to be held at carts
burg on THURSDAY, APRIL Il lett. 1t Is
hoped there Will Ue large attendance 'rom
each Township IN the County.
b ORDER OF TIT Econ
Wheeling, March q,
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WHY 81 OF USE THE BESTt-Over twenty
years increasing demand has established the
fact that MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE is the
best ia the world 1t is the cheapest, tie most
reliable aud most convenient. Complete in one
ton OF the hair No trouble No crock or stain
Does not rub of on make the hair appear dusty
and dead hut impaTts to it new life and lustre.
Produces a beautiful black or brown, as pre-.
rerrod. y child can apply it. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 7j cents per bottle. Sold
every where. A. /. MATHEWS
Manufacturer n. Y.
BEAIAS BARNES & co,
New York Wholesale Agents. Imyaeodly
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State Convention.

The citizens of this State who are opposed to
he adoption Of the proposed amendment to the
Constitution of West Virginia are requested TO
assemble in their respective counties, at such
time as they may deem most expedient, and ap
point one Delegate to represent each election
precinct in their county in the STATE CON
VENTION to be held at CLARKSBURG,H arn
SON county, on THURSDAY, the 10Th day o
APRIL, 1866 for the purpose of devising meas
;ures of opposition to the radicaiism now DOM
.nant in this State
By ORDER OF TIE COMMITTEES.
Wheeling March H. lsGG
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MAR Nc sE ID ;

On Thursday March %, 1s66, at the residence
of the brides father by Rev }. L. MLure, Mr..
l.. f. HANSON and Miss MAGGIE '. HAM
ILTOS all OF this city.
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r. ]. BERRY & CO.,
TO CONTRACTORS.

SEALEDf PROPOSALS. WILL BE
y received by the Committee on Water WORKS
until o'clock, SATURDAY, APRIL. q 1900
for making about I, 500 feet Of 20 inch water
Pipe. They are to be one inch thick, with All
the necessary branches to join with Pipes run.
ming at right angles, to all IRE plugs, that may
be- ordered by the Committee or persons having
the observation-disclosures. The Pipe 70 be cast OF
moulded in dry sand and in Perpendicular po'
sition. and OF good dark grey iren 80 that It can
be easily drilled. Each Pipe or piece 70 be IL
fact long. and to weigh not less than 4OV Ids,
nor more than 1900 lbs. the castings 70 be de-
liyerea in the Street where the Pipe Is neeaea,
Also. Proposals for digging trench IRON tne
Basin To Main street, and down Main strsSs 70
Division street, in the Sixth Ward, and niipg
the same after the Pipes are laid. Trenen % pe
from Ave to seven feet deep and three leel Woe.
The bids to be by the cubic yard. Inc flpes.
with the necessary Elbows and Us and branches
To be delivered as follows, to.wit; Fifty gu
Plain Pine to be ready and on the street not IS
ter than the 10th of June. and not less than IonI
Der day thereafter. Payment to be cash for al
the above work-contractor to give good secu'
rity for the fulfllment Of the contract
Bids will be endorsed, :. Proposals Tor atef
Pipe" or For Digging = and 60 BE i iets WIN
,msrs5 tdI Chairman Com. on Water Works.
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Democratic Executive Committee

Lgphe members of the Democratic Executive
Committee for Ohio county, will meet at Tue
City Buildings in Wheeling at I! oSoch' on
THURSDAY EVENING. the 22d inst ioi Inc
transaction OF important business A i"'i ~
tendance is earnestly desired
A WILSON,
mar2Otd
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THE Wilcox county <Alabama) Ae,rs.
of the 30th nit. says Il coon was caught
in that county weighing twenty pounds.
After the animal had whipped the dogs,
it attacked the hunters.
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100 Mats Cinnamon,
500 lbs Cloves,
$50 " Nutmegs, sound,
500 /" Allspice,
10 Bags Pepper, prime sifted
20 Boxes Corn Starch
.25 Z" Ground Ginger
25 Ground Pepper,
For sale by LAUGHLISs &'BUsHFIELD
| 500 lbs Manila and Bengal Indigo,
$500 " Nader 0mbro.
1000 q Extract Logwood, assorted boxes
200 +" Clipped Logwood. In boxes
For sale by LAUGHLINS BUSHFlELD.
25 Dozen Burnett's Extract Lemon,
% Burnetts Extract Vanilla,
25 Cocaine,
20 Extract Rose and Almonds
AT LAUGHLINS & BUSHF1ELDS
50 Dozen Fancy Colognes,
200 +" Rose and Bears Oil,
co - BaZine's Pomades
60 " Glenn's Pomades,
At LAUGHLINS s. BUSHFIELD'S.
50 Dozen Paint Brushes assorted,
80 " Sash Tools,
~ Varnish Brushes,
At LAUGHLINS s RUsHFIELDS.
% Dozen White Wash Brushes,
?5 Hair Brushes, different styles
% busting Brushes, plain and fame!
30 Srubbing Brushes.
At LAUGHLINS S.BUShfIELDS
2OIbs Oil Lemon, fresh and pure
10 Oil Bergamot,
10 &" Oil Cassia, very nice
20 " Peppermint, select
AT LAUGHLINS & BUSHFlELDS.
so Gross Todds Pills, family use,
10 Ayres athartic Pills,
no Wright's Indian Pill,
20 McLain's Liver Pill,
At LAUGHLINS & BUSHFlELDS.
| The above goods are bought low and will
/ sold TO cash buyers at low rates.
| Call and get our prices and see our goods AL
| we will guarantee satisfaction.
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