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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-22

Nerrlmaek calico at 6f cis.
new York Miuls BleacBea AusliEI q. Tie.
Heavy Brown Demestics at cls. .s.a
Irish POpiins at IL cts. . ....
1lpscas at cts.
Linseys at 10 rts.a EaiIH go 5000
0snAbHrgs at cts,
DeIAines az ) cts. -.-..-..
1914 Ehite Wool Blank af 90 cts d y
sens Calf SeWed Boots at 81 25.
Mems Wax BrOgans at Is cts.
W9meR's shoes, all styles, ut 10 cts.
0OaIs' spool Thread We throw In.
sens Whlie Shirts, 40 cts.
1NHESE are the prices that STRAUSS & BLUM
L will sell their goods at after they COM
msnce their .I
SELLING OFF SALE,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-09
New Rules for Base Baaiers.

New Rules for Base Baaiers
The following new rules for Base
Ball players, which we 6ud in an cx-
change paper, we commend TO the At
tention Of the members Of base bali
clubs in this county: M
The hnisgs.--Sec. 1.-The game
when played at all, to be on the ami
yersary Of some other day, and be CON
tinued until nine inpiugs are played, if
the players are not ''played OUT before
that time. To be conducted strictly in
accordance with the laws of the Medes
and the Persians, aud the regulations
Of the board of health. =
Rsnning Bases---Seo. NO PLAYER
to be allowed more than one hoar 10
run base.
Catching.-sec. 3.-Players to have
the privilege Of catching their balls in
hats or caps, but the use of peach bas.
kets to be positively prohibited. Mos
quito nets may be used in catching
"Hy" balls.
Foul Bdns.-Sec All "foul balls"
to be deodorized before used.
Putting Players Ow.--Sec. 5.-Auy
player "caught out" without his sigks
key or permit from the Clerk Of The
Council, to be taken charge of BY tho
city police, placed in the coffin and fur
nished lodgings in David Jones Locker.
The Pteher.--Sec. 6.-Should tie
pitchers" become cracked during the
game, new one to be procured from
Mullen's Grocery store Prouided, Thai
his dog does not steal the players, din
uer, and make "home run" otherwise
it shall be purchased from the nearest
grocery.
Batfing.-Sec. NO cotton ''bat-
ting" allowed.
Conreyance-0mnibusses. TO start
for the first base every half hour, and
ambulances to be ready at eonyenient
points to carry of the wounded.
Reporters.-Sec. 10.--In order that
there may be correct report by eye
witnesscs--after the reliable manner OF
war ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rcpor-
ters to be positively prohibited from sp-
preaching the grounds.
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Organization Of the ssate ma.
litia.

By an Official order, published by Ma
jor Ge.eral john s. Berry, Adjutsns
General ofthe State, the militia, ss pro
vided for in the recent enactment Of the
General Assembly, has been organised
by the selection Of the following staff
officers for the State, by His Elcellen-
cy Governor Swami. Major General
john s. Berry, Adjutant General. Ma
jor General Noah l.. Jeifries, Inspector
General. Brigadier General Ferdiuand
G. Latrobe. Judge Advocate General.
Brigadier General Richard Cook Tilgh-
man, Quartermaster General Briga.
der General Geo. s. Brown, Psymasser
Geteral. Brigadier General MgEin
Buckler, Surgeon General. Brigadier
General William H. Nelson, Cemmis-
sary General.
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%TSNN The Great Cause

JsH Psuiiisi, IL Sealed Eprsisps.
Price cir esa,.
A LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment, and
"A Radical Cure of seminal Weakness, or
sPermatorrhgA, induced by Self Abuse; Invol-
nniarr Elnissions, Impotrncy, Nervous Debili-
iy. and Impcdimcnts 10 Marriage generally /;
Consumption, kpiiepsy, and Fit; Rental aad
Physical lneapaei,y, ac.-By ROB. J. CuI-
xkRwELi., N. D., Author Of tho "Grecn
Book ke. .pt .'f tFt F'H1
The world-rrnowned anthor, In this admira.
ble Leetare, clearly proves from bis own sspe-
nence that the awful consequences ~ Self
Abasc may be elcctuaiiy removed without
medicine, and without dangerous surgical one
rstions, bougics, instruments, rings or eordials.
pointing out a mode Of cure atonce certain and
cgeetual. by which every sufferer no matter
what his condition may be may cure himself
ehesrly. privately, and radically. THIS Lee
TURE WILL PK0vE A BOON TO THOUs-
ANDS AND THOUSANDS.
sent undcr seal, To any address, In q plain
sealed envelope, on the receipt of six cents, or
two postage stamps. Also DR.. Calverws,i's
Marriage Guide" price rs cents. Address the
1ll cHAs. J. C. KLINE 4 CO., s,s.
L.. i2i Bewery. New York,
apis Post Office Box t5s6
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EXCELSIOR |! ExCELsIoR,!
: CnAsTELLARS =. y.
Lair Exterminator

fof RENO vfSc sgPsRFfUoUs NAN.
u 70 the ladies' especially, Ibis invaluable
aep,'aIcry recommsnds itaolf d being %
anp:t snassRensible srticle 70 fannnle beauty,
Y ~ sfsiy aprilsd deeg po. burn or ;njure ia
-, 1ut scss dlrectly on the roots. 1t Is
sn'ed 70 renicsc Shperduons hair from
lesl lgfsnesas, er from any part Of The body,
'spmp'siely e e totally and sadioally exsirpaiins
the sans leaving Me skin soft. smooth and
nsiarsi this isthe ealy article used hy the
French, and Z the only real eIfsctual dspiIa-
tory ~ exis.enceI fnce y cents per pack
age, sent postpaid to any address. On receip,
BERGER. sHUTTs& a Co., rhsm;...
feblt-iy 2s5 Riyv 81. Troy, N. Y.
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Il is said the UniversaIiuss ass a.ssr.
ting the Radicals mot believing 10
endless punishmsst
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Itis believed that the coming vAeat
crop win BE- the largest every srows -
this coutinsnt y
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AsTRoLoGY.
The World Ast0nished
AT THE WONDERFUL rEynATloSs
kiDE BY THE GREAT AsTROLoGIsT,
hdamc N. A. PERRIGO.

- ~O'
,..laI,.-...:.---T -T--.--,s..-.,L
rs s. lssra. ssers.s s no "aluh ,su eyer Secw. e
Ess. Ess /" p nspp'nsss Hose ~ny, rom
u ,na, esen, eaSsopns' Ia ~ .rosses Is " 'ove'
y Ia .e'Is'ons a, anu .ilenas, 'oss s o. r,oney,
nas. osso','e ,', aes sPonaenti ?nu 9r,ngs
.a'i me- ;ons sepsran. , Eves lnIor'
~ epasssn'hs lpsehl ,s'enus % ,oFefs,
-. ,oN or so'sn p'opwsr'y; .cns yo"
esNns,. yop arc pes' iaannei 70 pursue
sua, son W. y ms. % suocess,n', "a. "
Peeuy m'asss ~, anu .eus you .he
uY you WI ''aI',, g,.es ~" 'he
~ nkeness ana charac'et'sac, o. me per
ohs .eaas rs.sn yoan sfts ssoasn.s, anu Sy
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-09

ADvERrIsiSG.-Tbe Louisville Jour
nal, in late number, bears the follow.
ing testimony to the advantages Of ad-
ve' tising: I'VE have been carrying On
the Louisville Journal between thirty.
SIX and thirty-seyen years. During sll
this time We have known no man Of
business in the city TO fail who adver.
tised literally. Add we have known
no one 70 succeed in any considerable,
Il even in respectable, degree Who
didn't advertise liberally.o
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A country cousin rsmarking a ! -.
trcpolitxn frisnd thst : storn ~ hpsw-
Ing, The cockDey said that ~ suppossd
il would Be sn "ail" storm.
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MrThe Cumberland .Aasyasian
whist commencing the Conservative
Of Aliegapy for their victory at tho late
election, concludes thus:
Our friends in Washington and Car
roll counties have also fought manfaIly,
and deserve need of prsisc. Joining
tho van of Ailegany, they will presently
have the satisfaction OF aiding in the
good work of redeeming our Congress
sioDal district from the taint Of fanati-
cism, and cousigning the s'old war
horse" to retired fields, where he can
leisu'ely rumiuate over the fact that has
prancing days are over, and realize how
surely "the whirligig Of time brings
round its reveuges.o
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-09

General Assembly Of Maryland, Janua.
r. session, 1867.
W. II. COLE,
Chief Clerk House Of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY.
Secretary Of the Senate.
may9-lt
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-09

A gentleman was walked in ths night
and told that his wife was dead. He
turned over, drew the coverlid closer,
pulled down his night cap, and muttsr.
cd as he went to sleep again, aAh how
grieyed ! shall be in the morning r. q
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laH DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE.
IJes N. PAExE, Editor ard Proprietor,
r. No. q CARRolL Hail.

The ADVOCATE is puhlished every
thursday MORNING. and furnished
sah.e,;bers NJ
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q y Na - = ~ p 49, % q y -.
RATES oF ADVERTISING.
square, 0 Insertions, 81; encA subsequent
|.sr,ion Is cepts; I square thsee months
:. 30, sir months 81. Business Cards of
b lines, or hess, psr aapaIn, ss Mere
.ats and other bus,ncs. mon, including
paper aip Esm Fl 90 ..s
|oas.fsurth ofa column, per year, $1,000
/ Half , column, e'es 7s" p 2j,00
|Dns column, "'f :" 1000
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irth Of a Sheet, for ., si,5o, for 100
3s2.oo. e j
Isrisr Sheet, for IS, s2.25, for 100, s2.7s
IN Sheet. " 3.50. 4" eco
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rURxNITURE,

in every style aud variety.
ping had great experiences IN our busi.
We feel sstisGcd in SAYING we can sell
|eods % . greater advantage then can
Z el<ewhefe. kH MEBE-
6iss us a call.
!. 30,--f. s Il i
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-25

coEnandsr, + aind other 1disting disifsd
| characters, who h2il- fir m that classic viii
lage. The Lord knows that subject Is a
| good one. Success to you. William Wal
lace.
William Wallace D. ought to have paid
tor the bills printed for him by the JOUR-
NAL Company, and not let them come
back on US. zst nza5l saf 80 @ 6sA q
LoUIsvILLE.-The Democrat of Friday
says:
SUDDEN DEATH.-We regret to learn that
the Louisiana, died very suddenly. night
before last. on the boat. He was resident
of New Albany, and his remains were put
Capt. Jim Lusk has quit the Palestine,
and Capt Dan, Parr, one of her owners,
has taken command in his place.
The Great Republic will be down to-
morrow. We intend taking look at her,
and be serious " for once in what we say
about her.
That is, you will try and tell the truth
about her for once. Do, If you please.
The st. Charles took ON 600 sacks of corn
at Evansville, and turned back to New Or
leans Tuesday.
Now would it not have been just as easy
for you to have told the truth? The st.
Charles took nearly IL, 900 sacks of corn and
much other freight, leaving with her
guards on the water-having more fl eight
tAaAA eAAS WAN Aias q kOt Al A<OulbfAlAc III u
week. and the Olive Branch had left, I'VE
days before with over 1900 sacks of corn,
all received here while the Mepham, two
days before, and the indiana the same day
the st. Charles left, came here from Louis
willie, comparatively light. and filled out
Your pollyfoxing, Democrat, won't change
the current of trade.
The Courier OF Friday says. - ls.';...s.s
GIVEN UP TO BE WRECKED.-The steamer
Jno- Z. McCombs has been given up to the
underwriters. who, we believe, have deter
inbred tOwreck her, one-third of the pro-
ceeds to go to the owners. She was in
sured for about 5000 in local offices here.
The boat grounded on the bank of the
rapidly falling river, and was lett high and
dry. zs'ss'.ssy .s'-.zss
The St Charles cleared for New Orleans
Wednesday from Evansville with 5000 or
5000 sacks of Corn. The Leonora 'No.2,
from below, with $500 sacks corn, which
she turned over to the ST. Charles.
The St. Charles cleared with about 1900
sacks corn and large amount of other
freight, having a full load. taken In the
midst of terrible weather, and saved a
weeks time I'm not going to Louisville.
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Special River Dispatches.
EXCLUSIVELY TO THE JOURNAv.

:
q LOUISVILLE. March 28--Noon The river
has fallen two feet in the last twenty four
hours. Therei is now eight feet on the falls.
q CAIRO, March 3-NoorA.-Arrivals and
departures-John Kilgour, New Orleans to
St. Lonis, lo,P. NJ; Henry Ames, ST. Louis
to New Orleans, 4 A. NJ: Silver Noon, Gin
cinnati to Memphis, "A. NJ. = 4a 9-ll8@
CINCINNATI, March 23.-The river has
fallen thirteen inches. There is sixteen
feet nine inches in the channel. Their
mometer 46. Weather cloudy.
Gleanings from our Exchanges.
CINCINNATI.-The Commercial of Friday
says:
William Wallace Durand, editor of the
Smlthland Times, has appeared In the
new role of lecturer. His first was de1iv-
cred in Pull Tight, when the recent food
was at its height. Subject, Mouth of
Smithland Heroes He gave sketches of
the great navigator, Little Old Jofeh,
ST.; McGumphey,i the gifted Bohemian
Red Revenger, the hind-weel dnancier;
Elrod Fishmore, the angler; Josh. U. A.
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indiana State Normal School.
Notice to .Confraefors. Y

q EALED5 EPKOP1SAISl WILL, BE
- received until Wednesday, April 10th
prox., at the office Off. A.Vfydach, Archf-
tect, southeast corner of Wabash and Fifth
Streets, Terre Hau- @, Ind, for the follow
ing work and materials, in Instruction
o said Normal School Building :psiH1
cubic Y rds. sAt .s591Ilfs J
8e :. Burnin g 800 goo bricks.4s eeft a..
8. Laying the same. stf 1t'"
4. About 5000 worth dressed stone in
foundaii wall.
5. Eightee iron columns, weight about
10000 lbs
s. One hundred and fifty window frames.
.. Putting ia and bridging ioists wood,
bricks, dust, shafts, &c
Fun Information as to plans, specifica-
tons, and conditions furnished at the
Architects Office on and after Friday, I'D
The Board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids not satisfactory as 70
price or terms. Security required FOR per-
Torrance Of contract. 9aLa s.9Ae TIC
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
p Doa JOHN 1NGLE. JR., RreSlnent.
Terre Haute, Ind, March 18th, 1857. off
mchle d till aprl0
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-06-06
Miscellaneous.
A 8 T r. O I, @ e. Y
A S r r O LOGY
~ THE WORLD ASTONLSHED AT THE
WONDERFUL REVELATIONS MADE
BY. THE GREAT. PSYCHOLOGIST.
Madame ILL., A. PERRIGO.

She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She
restores 10 happiness those who from doleful events
caiastophes, osses in love, loss OF relations and
friends, loss OF money, &C., have become despon-
dent. She brings together those long separated
gives information conce ming absent friends orloyv
els restores lost CT stolen property tells you the
business you are bert qualified to pursue and in
waatvou will m0stscccess;uI, causes speeGy'mar-
iia2es and tells you the very Gay You will merry,
gives you the name likeness and cbara cteristcs OF
The person. She reads yoar very Thoughts. aud by
her almost supernatural powers unveils the dark
and hidden mysteries OF the future. From the
stars we see in the firmament--maiefic stars that
overcome or predominant in the confgurati
from the aspects and positions Of the planets and
ibe fixed stars in the heavens as the time of births
size deduees the Htare destiny OF man. Fail not to-
consult the greatest Astrologst on earth. Hcosts
You but a tribe, and You may never again have so
favorable an opportunity. Consultation fee, witts
likeness and all desired information, 81. Parties
living at distance consult the Madame by
mail with equal safety and satisfaction to them
selves as if in person. full and explicit chart,
written out, with all inquiries answered and like
ness enclosed, sent by mail on receipt of price a.
bove mentioned Tie strickest secresy will be
maintained, and all correspondence returned OF
destroyed. References of the highest order furn~
ished those desiring them. Write plainly the day
Of the month and year in which you we've born.
enclosing small lock of hair.
MADAME Fl. A. PERLTGO.
?. o. Drawer 293, Buffalo, n. Y
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Woodstock Advertisements.
e. KINGSLEY,

nOEALDSON e. KINGSLEY,
~ WOODSTOCK, VA,
TIMERS, = COPPERSAIITHS, AND DEALERS
IN STOVES, &C., would respectfully an "a,
nounce to their old friends and customers, I'd
and the public generally, that. as the war EE
is now over and peace has again. restored
us to our former avocations of life and revived bus
mess throughout the country, that we keep on
hand for sale, and make to order,at the shortest
Tin, Copper, and Sheet-Iren Ware,
We have also just received from the Northern
cities la..geand varied assortment of
~le COOKING AND PARLOR STOVES, i
of the most imp goyed styles and patterns, which
will sell on accommodating terms.
Give us call, and examine our stock, at the old
stand, 2 doors south of Welsh's Hotel, and we will
endeayor to give satisfaction.
Oct. 4. lS65-Y
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Lyactories-s4 and Sc Camden Street, and As
Il and A Perry Street; Warerooms-No.
N. Liberty ST., above BALTIC. ST.,
Baltimore, Maryland.
Our New Scale Pianos, with the Patent Agraffe
Treble, are now p pronounced by the best Amateurs
and Professors to be the best Pianos now manufac-
tured; we warrant them free of every fault for
five years and the privilege of exchanging with
in twelve months, if not entirely satisfactory to
the purchaser. -. e2n .... ~
from $50 to $500.
Meodeons and Parlor Organs from the best
makers. ,.. (. ,.s,, ....t,...s :.
rs I'VE refer to the following parties who have
our Pianos now in use - l3svas.;,
Gen, Z. E. Lee, Washington College, Lexington;
Gen. Robert Ransom Wilmington, N. Carolina !;
Samuel Moore, Chas. Moore, G. w. Rosenberger,
Chas. L. Rice, Mrs NJ. j. Meem, Dir. p. Befew,
JOHN Wissler, and JAS. l.. Miller, Shenandoah.
Terms liberal A call is solicited.
December 81 '66--1y. .-...i.,ts.- -.es.f
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-06-06

"a Liberty Street, N. ",
Begs to inform thepublic that they have just re-
ceyed the most elegant perfect and accurate
Watch ever introduced in this market. The En-
CELSlOR, beautiful extra rubis jeweed, heav-
lily Is Carat Gold plated on Silver, magniticently
engraved finely and richly Enameled Hunting
Cases, Patent Lever, genuine Damaskennet Hands,
Thoroughly regulated by the observatory, and
warranted to be the Ne Plus Uiiro Time Keeper.
A superb and most reliable Watch. Gents or La
dvs size, viii be sent free to any address receipt
Of S25, or, if preferred, wilt be sent, C. o. d.,
on receipt OF So as part payment.
The watch will be sent BY Express, or mail reg
istered, so that there is almost certainty ofreach
ing their destination hut should the Express Co.
or Post Office fail III their duty, we Will send
other watch immediately.
OraersJor Any Kiads Of Watches Promptly and
Foiby"pHy FgIfU,d.
rs Liberal Terms to the Trade.
AGENTS.-We want Agents il every town
and county in the country, and to those acting as
such liberal inducements Will be offered. ~
Please seud money by Espresso Post Office Or
der or Bank Drafts, to
DE TREY & CO,
Jan. II, '67--6mos. ]. A, 81 Liberty ST., N. Y
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lt RI'S Pc Il &C. o A. .a
li..s.Oh she was beautiful and fair, t..!s
With starry eyes, and radiant hair,
nrling5tendrils soft, ;entwined,
I Unclaimed the verv hear and mind. de
IGsElHHI,

For Curling the Hair Of either Sex into
Wavy and Glossy Ringlets or Heavy
s' a = -2 Massive Cnrls. 81 s5. a..-5r
By using this article Ladies and Gentlemen can
beautify themselyesa thousand fold. 1t is the on
ly article in the world that will curl straight hair
and at the same time give it beautiful, glossy ap-
pearancet PC eflsper: iona not only curtis the
highly and Delightfully."- perfumed, and is the most
complete article Of. the kind ever offered to the
American public. The Crispcr Coma will be sent
to anysaddress. scale and postpaid for 81. 4l 8.
sI5<. 7 w. L. CLARK d CO., Chemists
No. 8 West Fayette Street, Syracuse, N. Y. j.
I Feb. 21-1y. - ~
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A STOCK Ct READY TIlDE Clothing !
BlEACHED & UNBLEACHED COTTONS.

BLEACHED & UNBLEACHED COTTONS.
wroceries, Queensware, Glassware, Lamps, Hard
Care, Notions, &C., &C., all OF which we viii sell
at the lowest prices for cash, or country produce.
LOOK AT THE PRICE LIST OF GOODS!
Good Calico 1921 per yard; Bleached Muslin 1879
per yard; Unbeachcd do. 2Oc, Coal Oil soc per
gallon; Good Sugar Is cts; Cups and Saucers IS
cts. per set
W. Call and examine our stock before purchas
ing elsewhere.
Respectfully,
COTTON BROS & CO.
Oct. 4. 1865.
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ri Eyv GOODS!
~ Il HELLER & BROTHER,


CORNER STORE, NEAR THE COURTHOUSE,
Have just received one of the largest and cheapest
assortment IS OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
ever brought to tn is market, and will be sold as
cheap, if not cheap er than be bought in the
county.
These goods were purchased the northern
markets with the cash. from the most extensive i'm
porters, and consequently we can sell cheap for
the ca sh.
Our stock embraces every description of goods,
such as Cloths cassimeres, saines, vestings, hats,
caps, boots, shoes NC, for gentlemen, and caIicoes
ginGhams, and other dress goods for the ladies,
with an almost endless supply Of all kinds of trim
mngs for dress and bonnets, all OF the latest styles
and mosttistefu colsor But we cannot undertake.
to name all the cheap and beautiful goods that
ma Ike up OR mammoth assortment. .s's
County Merchants who desire to keep up their
supplies without going 10 the necessary expenses
OF trip to the North, can be accommodated by
us. from our extensive assortment.
To those who have produce of any kind to sell
we say, bring it and we will trade with you on
the most accommodating terms, and if our goods
don't suit you, we will pay the cash. es
! TO oar old friends and customers we say come
one, come all, and see us at the newly -painted
store on the corner, and you shall meet hearty
welcome. Come, aad bring your friends along
with you. a!
Woodstock, Va, April 4, 1867.
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ELI coFFELT. M .aes-o9 3a essss HARRY GILL.
COFFELT & GILL, i tta@
Licensed AUG tioneers,j

THOR SHENANDOAH COUNTY, win devote
T their attention to the sale of every descripc
ton of goods wares, stock and personal and real
state in all parts of the county, on reasonable
terms Orders addressed to them at Woodstock
will receive prompt attention. lye21
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EXCELSIOR! EXCELSIOR T.! s
-A-A cHASTELLAR'S HAIR 1TERNINA TOR

1 TOT hemOV1Hg bUptTHuUus IIaIl'
To the ladies especially, this invaluable depila-
tory recommends itself as being an almost indis-
pensble article to female beauty, is easily applied
does not burn or injare the skin, but acts directly
on the'roots tits warranted to remove superfu-
Gus hair from low foreheads. or from any part =,
the body, completely, totally and radically extipa-
ting the same, leaving the skin soft smooth and
natural This is the ny article used by the French
ands .the only real effectual Idepilatory in exsA
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