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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-16
Another Negro Riot.

The Richmond Enquirer of Monday, says
About 10 o'clock on Saturday night Policeman
Sweeney arrested, near the corner Of 2jth and
Main streets. drunken negro who was very
boisterOus in his language and demonstrations.
The negro resisted Mr. 5. and struck him sew
eral times, when the officer gave him an adj
mouitory tap over the head with his baton,
which induced the negro to accompany him
without further resistance. While passing a
group of negroes, white man, Iso-calledl
named William Holloway exclaimed, "the po-
lice are taking a colored man to the cage, let's
rescue him" and accompanied by five negroes
made an attack on 8lr. Sweeney, who knocked
down four Of the ASSISTANTS with his billy before
Policemen ODwyer, Engle and Franklin came
to his aid
The four policemen were then attacked by a
large throng If negroes, whose numbers mo-
meutarily increased, and whose language was
most insulting and seditious. Bricks and pa
wing stones were showered on the police. Mr..
O'Dwyer was severely wounded in the head,
breast and leg. Mr. Franklin was knocked
down, and Mr.. Engle received wounds which
have confined him to his bed. Finding that
their lives were endangered and that the ne
groeS were drawing pistols and knives, Police
men O'Dwyer and Engle, as last resort, fred
into the throng Of assailants, each wounding
one of the rioters, and Immediately after a
squad of soldiers coming up, the mob was dis
persed at the point of the bayonet, and TIE
ringleaders arrested.
The soldiers discharged their duty firmly
and in admirable style, and are entitled 10 the
highest credit for Their promptness and mod
Grafton.
George Wylie, colored man, sided with the
police and fought manfully in behalf of law
and order, saving in all probability, the life Of
one of the force by his gallantry and presence
Of mind
On Sunday night, (says a dispatch,) at the
African church. about tea o'clock Judge IN
derwood and Horace Greeley made short ad-
dresses to the negroes. Judge Underwood ad-
vised them against not. He said that General
Schofeld had told him he had heard there
might be riot here tomorrow, and, if there was,
he would plant cannon 10 every street and
sweep the rioters down with grape
Underwood urged the negroes not TO gather
in crowds, and 60 about their business
Greeley urged the negroes not TO engage in
riot, but to go psaceably about their daily
avecarcrs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-16

General Scho6eld has ordered tie Lincoln
Mounted Guards, co,ored, to disbsnd, and pro
bibits their parades OF DIM.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-16

MoRE MuITABY REMovALs.-0n Tuesday
the Mayor and C1uhcil Of Selma, Alabama,
were removed by order Of Gen, Swayne, and
new officers were installed, appointed by him
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-16
. New Goods nf DIX Elranch.

HAVE now In store n full and complete stock
| OF SPRING GOODS, which invite the pub
lie 20 examine. J. 5 MELVIN.
Dulilelds. NAV H. 1867.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-16
MASONIC REGALIA.

HANDSOME Masonic Regalia may be bad BY
! early application 70 the subscribefin ca Tlss-
town. J.R. A. REDM2N.
Nav 10, 1867.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-16
1911 Acres,


lying on the Junction Valley Turnpike. u
miles Southwest Of Lexington, and adjoining
John ID. Houston, S. McCintic and others.
The improvements are a comfortable frame
dwelling house, with al necessary out-buiid-
ings. The land is good and IN good condition,
with an orchard Of choice fruit, and is wateTci
by fine springs and Cedar Creek. ltisacbeer-
ful little home, and a fine position for a Ply
stefan lthe late owner, Dr. Shields. having
made it his residence for many years Of fail
practice,l being situated in a good neighbor-
hood, densely populated. and convenient 10
churches and mills within three miles Of the
Natural Bridge and FIVE of the James River aud
Kanawha Canal.
TERMS Cash in hand sHiicien, n pay tho
costs Of sale and suit. and for the residue On erc5
It's Of one, two, and three years in equal paymea.
bearing interest from the DAY Of sale the Iarohl-
ser giving bond therefor with good security, and
the title retained a. ultimate security.
The land will b. sold ia gross, aud not by The
acre. and clear % the dover right Of W. W. Shield
widow, who will unite IN The sale.
The sale will commence AZ ~ NJ
va %T% A S s5sSs5f Cons
May l6, ls67-tds. Prs fee Sll 90.
Charlestown Free Press and Lynchburg News
copy once week, till day Of sale notice charge,
ana Eend a copy to CommissiOners.-LeS Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-16

E6- jefferson Davis and family sailed from
Fortress Monroe fer New York, or Tuesday
night.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-16

FOR SALE.-A Valuable SORREL STALLION,
: years old. belonging 70 the said estaie.
Terms Cash.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-16
A Valuable Home
FOR SALE.

EpY virtue Of decree pronounced by tic
I'd Circuit Court Of Rockbridgc county On
the 10th day of September. 1866, in the cause
Of Luckes5 Ex'or rs. Wm. W. Shields Adm'r,
&C., we shall proceed
On the Ilh day Of JUNE, merit,
TO sell at auction, on the premises, the trac; Of
land Of which Wm. w Shields died seized,
containing about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-16

(tAsSIMERES-nice quality and new styles.
4 May IG. NJ. BEHREND.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-16
Auction Sale
OF THE GALBRAITH FARM II
EockbrEdge County.

DY virtue Of decree Of tie Circuit Court n
I'D Roekbridge County, pronounced on ihe l5iA
day OF April, 1861, in a cause therein pendng be-
tween j. G.. Steele, guardian Of J. &. P0ague, John
W. Poague and Mary J. Poague, PlGiHt.gs, and
James c. Poague, John W. Poague, Mary J.
Poague and others, Defendop1, ] shall proceed 70
sell at public auction,
On WEDNESDAY,. l2h day Of JUNE, nsr'
on the premises. that valuable tract Of land situa
ted in Rockbridge County, On the main VI alley
Road, about 10 miles soutb-west Of Lexington ard
two miles from the Natural Bridge, containing
1877 Acres,
and known as the "Galbraith Farm" being the
same tract of land Of which jonathan Poague died
seized.
Tbisis very valuable tract, and well adapted
TO the cultivation Of grain and grass. The lo.a-
ton il healthy and the neighborhOOd desirable asa
place Of residence.
TERMS Cash In hand sufficient 70 pay the
costs of sale and 10 the residue Of the purchase
money upon a credit Of one, two, three add fogr
wears In equal instalmenis, the purchaser giving
bonds With good personal security and the title re-
tanned as ultimate security.
Sale to commence at Ii O'Clock A. ~
j. @. STEELE, C0m'r.
May Is, ls67-4t. Prs fee 81 50.
Virginia Free Press copy till day OF sale, note
cost, and forward account to Commissioner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-16

FyN9E undersigned has obtained letters 81 adr1in-
is,rati0a on the Estate Of Hayes Furggs1n, dc
ceased Persons indebted 10 the said estate will
please make payment; and those having claims A.
gainssit viii present them at once t. the undcr-
sigued. AMOS SHEPPARD,
May H., lscT-3t AdaaRissraior.
Spirit Copy.
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TIE SHOWER OF lIErEoRs- meteoric show
er that spparently was not visible in New York IN
November, as was anticipated, was observed near
the Azores on the 18th Of that month, by M. Gull
lelnin. Exactly in the same place, namely, forty
five miles northeast Of the lie de Flores, remark
able showers were observed in 1779 and 1883. The
expedition WAS favored with perfectly clear night
the only clouds in the sky consisting Of light
belt around the horizon to the height Of 10 de-
grees. From behind this veil, and in direction
Horth, fifftty-nine degrees east, emerged from the
same point q series o. luminous tracks, which sur
rounded the heavens. These began to be visible
at 10 o'clock in the evening, and shortly after the
stars began to shoot up from the part Of the
horizon. These stsrs were Of q dark cherry red,
and were accompanied by o crescent Of blue phos-
phorescence very luminous, and leaving after its
disappearance q train Of light
Many Of the stars crossed the zenith and fell at
the opposite horizon, occupying exactly six seconds
in their transit; others shot up and fell on the
same side OF the sky. The marvellous spectacle OF
an immense shower Of such stars continued for an
hour in full .magnifcence, then the number of me-
gether at half-past in the morning.
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SINGING AND F1aHr1Na.--A correspondent OF me
London Guardian gives the following anecdote in
the course Of letter on hymn tunes: sAt an
early period Of the recent war detachment OF
Grand-Ducsl Hessian troops, charged with the de-
fence Of particular post, suddenly found them
selves face to face WITH ass superior
KONG, who, as politician, had. been q strenuous
advocate Of . Prnssian alliance, but whose only
thoughts as soldier were those Of military duty
Determined to hold hia own to the last, he pre-
pared his men for the engagement, in WHICH a. he
them all Join together in hymn. The peoPle OF
Grand Ducal- -Hesse are partly Roman Catholic,
partly Professionals; and it became needfu to choose
the one hymn which all the soldiers, whatever
their religious confession, could sing. That hymn
was .Grosser Gott, wir loben dich.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

Trade is opening. The competition is great among
Sellers to the advantage Of all cash buyers A. Stew
art sells at discount OF one per cent for cash In thirty
days. and OF two per cent for caah down. Other sellers
calling sixty days cash. The action Of Mr. Stewart
is very polite, and will prevent excessive purchases
tme the advantages for cash being great
to secure oil the good trade, leaving the refuse to
others. Credit is unsafe at present. Brown shirt
ings and sheetings very unsettled In price, the
demand being small, while stocks have increased
Bleached srngs and sheehngs only active for the
better qualities Medium and low qualities arc heavy in
price. Drills are in limited request only Stripes are
weakly Prints are not yet ncHye and prices lower
Quotations are nominal. There is varied and ample
assortment awaiting revival Of trade at prices fayoring
cash buyers. Ginghams ure moving 8 little. Deaines
are moro active and prices steady. Spring styles Of
shawls in request italian cloths also are more brak
Broadclohs attract buying from the clothing trade only
There is more Ing is cassimeres but prcee weak
and undesirable styles lower. satinets dull Flan-
ne1a sell in small parcels Blankets sell moderately but
quiry than demand. Cothiers are buying drills and
plain Hnens lawns md desirable styles of dress goods
There are few auction sales of sessonRhle goods which
realize fair prices There Is no oyancy-Idpendent
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Noaro1z, Va, February THE Ice In the Paapseo is
breaking up, but it will be week or more yes before
sailing vessels can 20 up and down the bay
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TIE largest room in the world, under . single
roof unbroken BY pillars or other obstructons, is
et St. Petersburg, Russia It is $50 feet in length,
and 15O in breadth. By daylight it is used for
military displays, and 9 battalion can conveniently
maneeuvre IN it. In the evening it is often con-
sixteen prodig gious stoves, and 20, 600 wax tapers
are required to light il properly The roof Of this
great 81 uoture is single aroh Of iron, the bars
alone ON which it rests weighing u $780, 600 pounds
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a Brussels letter to Tourney journal contains
the following paragraph: The Queen Of the Bel
aianB has not hitherto possessed crown, and her
Haiestys jeweller was lately commissioned to make
one. It IS an incredibly elaborate work Of art,
composed of forty pearls, twenty being pear
ahaped and Of enormous size, forty large brilants
md nearly five thousand small ones, the whole set
in gold and wrought in open work. This crown
Of unmatched elegance. It weighs less than two
hundred and Fifty grammes (haf pound
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shipping Oho $12 20a13 rs for trade brands and Sl2 80
Buckwheat aour is lower Of ssas s7Kc p 100 Tbs.
Canadian hour is dull and heavy. Sales Of rs bbla
at So 16a14 10 for trade and family brands.
Southern Flour Is heavy and dull Sales Of 100 bbls
at SO Goals for common to fair Baltimore and country
EXTRAS and $13 1ba16 so for trnde and family brands
Rye -four is heavy. Sales Of $50 bblg at 81 1oas TO-
Corn me is active. sales 1000 bbH nt S. rs for
Marsh's Calortc and S. so for Brandywine.
GRAIN-The wheat market Ia unsettled and prices are
nominal in the absence of business, and rather favor tho
buyer at close The sales 900 bushes 50 for
rejected spring, and $3 20 for white Michigan.
Barley opened firm and closed veal, with moderate
demand Sales of bushels at CSC for Canada West
in bond, and 81 IL for Canada free.
Oa,ts opened strong and closed weak The sales are
bushels Western at 81a64 the Latter rate or new;
State at 69a70c, and Jersey ut CSC.
Corn opened inactive but frn and closed lower. The
demand Is brisk for new which is better sustained than
old The sales 600 bushels Western mixed at 81 Is
in store Jersey and Pennsylvania at 81 Ia on pier and
81 IS delivered,
PpoWs1oNs.-The pork market continues moderately
active ae about former rates, closing however, rather
weak For future delivery VIC note sales Last night and
to-day of 1000 bbs mess seller March, at SI 12H
The saes cash and regular 1850 bbs at $40 for old
mess $50 d2h fornew mess c, weather cured and s21
Beef Is fairly active and steady Sales Of 15O bbs ct
Scala tor old plain ess s11H18 for do; s2a15 for
old extra Go, and S17a2l for new do
erce beef hns been quite active md prices for prime
brands steady Sales Of 1075 tcs part to avo at $40
81 for city prime mess, md ss5 for India mess.
Beef hams steady and In demand Stles OF 178
bbls at $50 for western. aasss-
Cut meats continue ind rmer Sales Of 80
pkgs hams at 12Ia12kc.
Bacon is steady for parcels on tho spot but offered
freely to arrive. and prces rather favor the buyer.
though not actually lower Sales Of rs bo1es short ribbed
at II 10 OIL the spot.
Dressed hogs are easier. We quote at 91sa9Hc tor
western and 10a10c for city.
Lard is steady and In moderate demand from refners
and shippers Sales of LOGO bbls and tcs at 1a12c for
No /; 2ac for old; 12Xa1Sc for fair to prime steam,
and 1336G13M for kettle rendered
CoFFEE.-Rio isin good demand, and with light arr
vals in prospect prices firm and well sustained
CorroM-The market today Is firm. We quote at $50
for mIddling uplRnds, and $40 for New Orleans and
Texas 5S3.s=s
HAEa firm and in fair demand at 81 soa1 40 for ship
ping and 81 70a1 80 for retail lots.
MoIAssEs-Is frmer, but quiet.
Ons-Are generally quiet, but prices are without
change. Small sales Of city nseed at 81 22o1 rs.
suaAn.-Raw sugars are In good demand, and prices
steady at 10Hal0Hc for fair to good rening. Be
fined arc dull
WH1BKRY.-The market opened firm, but closed heavy
at SOC for Western, In bond,
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sl1EpAy. Notwithstanding II the e. qnfavorabiS 4an
8 ssttandanca OF the yeomanry, and the day wore q
bnsys aspect. The Sheriff sold several tracts Of
land at de following prices One tract OF 172 acres
for $500; 1S5 acres for $50; 46O acres TOR slgS9
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-11

8 DEATH OF Coz. B. E.. SLOAN, SR:--We regret 70
learn Of the death OF Col Benz. E. Sloan; which
nccnrred at his residence in Pendleton on satur.
day night last The deceased was paomnSend5 Sad
charge of tha Pendieton Factory. He was IN the
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-11

WILMINGTON, February 9-TuRPENT1NE-E change
in prices Sales Of only 81 bbs at So so for yellow DUP
and 50 for hard, per 280 1bs. -.-o
and 70 do at G0c per gallon.
Ros1N-AIarket steady for the lower g,ades sales Of
687 bbs Common at So 90 per 280 tts 81 90 sIaa4eo
Common Mt So; 146 do Common and No at 50 ll6
do mixed grades at IS 05 and 10 do No at So 20.
No transactions reported in other articles.
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Passengers.

Per steamship saragossa, for New York; g Dowie.
Mrs Rachel, Miss Q BrosBe, and In steerage.
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Georgetown-Aajor j
Shaw, Tenbet j Hume Capt Davis, and 10 deck.
Per steamer ~ Frazier, from Edisto and Rockville
D Webb A s Bailey, Mrs 8 Legare, Hiss Jenkins,
Q 81 Bailey, Whaley, Eagen, Willis, Mckee. \
Carey " Seabrook J Seabrook, DR. J G seabrook D
j LaRoche, F N Whaley, AIikeI. T a Baynard, G L
Marstella, Major Carl Berll?. B Bailey.
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per South Carolina RnilroId,
February 8.

406 bales Cotton, bales Ysrn, bbs Rostn cars Cat
tie, 1 car Furniture and sundries. To Rodgers T.
Co, D Aiken l. Co. z Davis, Kanapau1, Lanneau Co,
II Kuck, W Downing, MowTy & Co. Adams, Frost l. 60,
DrT Miker, Utsey Kenyon, Wallace l. Bro, NJ Jack,
con. Curtis, O Eeeder, " Dukes Co, j Caldwell
& Sons r M Gordon CACTUS l. Witte, ] l. J Kirkpst
rick L ID Desaussure, Wilbur, r Agent ] Walker,
w Smith, G1bbes & Co, T. Jeffers Co, Mcleod,
e Wiss & Co, G " Williams Co, W:llig Ehisolm,
" Renwick, Thompson 4 Bro. Jefords Il Co. and H
Chafee.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-11
but no sales effected;
New York Market.

MONEY MARKET.
The New York Epening Posi-, Of Thursday, February
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Mobile Market.
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, February 6-CorToN.-Tbe demand
continued good this afternoon at the Decline but factors
were reluctant to yiea and sales were restricted in con-
sequence to between 5000 and 1000 bales at
rates. but mostly 30Ac for Liverpool low middg This
is decline Of 1hc nce last week. and lists were offered
at for which 81 c refused lhet week Factors
seem hopeful that better rates will be obtained next
week. They Say New England manufacturers hsYe been
buying sparingy for the past s1 weeksony for imme
diate 3ecesaitiesand must purchase more freely soon
If their mills to be supplied Other dealers think
SOC per b fair rata for the season. and the safest 70
operate upon We resume quotations for reference:
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLEsT0N.
Arrived SATURDAY..

Steamship. Carroll Hudg1ns, Baltmore-lef: Monday,
AM Corn snd Mdze. To Mordecai u CO. Courtenay
{ Trenholm, r Agents, Rayenel Barnwell. Clacirs
& Wittc, Klatte & Co. T Cater, Cantwell Co, Il
Coba Co. W Marscher, Pprcher Henry, West Jones,
E Hertz & Co, Kendrick Winston l. Co, G Ahrans 4
Co. Grlber & Martin, L LSchntl Co. Browne Sohir1ner,
Haste, Calhoun &; Co, B O'Noill, Mantoue Co, Il
Rodgers l. Go, Rcnneker & Glover, Won Santen, D
Browne & Co. D Paul & Co, Harris, White, Hasetne
& Schaeffer G. w Anar, W Titon, Goodrich, WneD1an
4 Co. c. Huger " q Chafee, Laurey & Alexander, q
Sicox Bischoff 4; Co. Wagner, Heath i Monsees,
Adger l. Co. Southern Express, NJ IL Quinn, Schuchest
Wurhmann & Lilenthal, Ostendorf l. Co, 3 Feldnlan.
Ayerir & Son, D ANIME, Klinck, Wickenberg Co.
a Cobia l. Co. Street Bros o. Hnrkal1p \ Go,
Dawson Lulrs T. Stelltng, Werner & Ducker. Heins
Torrent & Bro. Aioise G w Stehens l. Co. Jefords
Co. l. Goetzen, g II Coulter, G Fuller. 0 Phillips,
r AP Caldwell, j & Kirkpatrick, Kerr L Co,
Alboo s. Warren, Mehrtens { Wohltmann, Dowe Noise
Steamer n " Frazier Torrent, Edisto and Rockville.
20 bales Cotton &e, To G I c4uilleanme, " M Law.
ton, Gibbes l. Co, md Order.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNelty Georgetown, G. 125 bags
Holiness Shnckelford Fraser Cart, Kopf Jervey, L
Howard & Bro, Col Allston, Matthew'S.
Cleared Saturday.
Steamship Saragossa Crowell New York-Ravenel l.
z Co.
schr Paragon, shute, Jersey C,ty-T Tupper l. Sons.
schr May Day, Admins, Baltimore, via Georgetown, CT
Risley l. Creighton,
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TcoRaEspoNp1Ron OF DAILY rEws.l

[coRREspoNpINcE OF DAILY FEwsl
GEORGETOWN, DEMERARA, January 7, 1885,
suaAas.-Best Vacuum Pan y. b., s5 s0as 10 Common
Grey s5 25a5 IS best Muscovado s3 75a4 10 Common
Muscovado So 00a3 76.
Vacuum Moasses 2sasOc.; Muscovado Molasses, good,
isaac; Muscovado Molssses, common. 1sa1sc.
Strong proof Rum, S7as8c..
LustsER.-No arrivals during the fortnight The lum-
bar yards are getting low and supplies win soon be
wanted.
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rhe Cnarleston Cotton Market.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON. Saturday Evening, February y.
Sellers having submitted to decline Of hak to one
cent p ib, the demand became active, and transactions
took place to the extent of 4S bales the tone OF the
ket improving ct the close under better news ton vee
pool The sales were ut 20 at 26 IS at 81 at
2s at 2s; at 2s 80 at 80 12s at soh lit at ST.
We quote
.-Tow Miadlinr. nr.........,.....,........2 =. O.
Middiine .,............ .30A@-
Strict Mddlng ng.......................5 o.
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A lecturing professor Of chemistry said recently
to 3 college claes near the Hub, Gentlemen, ozy.
gem is an 3nuls you see 1t in these bell glasses"
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Ra1timore Market.

notice firm market. Stock the spot in first bands
reduced 10 oo bags Ro but OF the 1000 bags In the
Buy about 1000 bags remain unsold The only sale re-
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DR.. WRIGHT's
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
or. Essence OF life,

&: e; 6:
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,aiS EHxfr Te;ursn. Debility, restoring Mdnlineaa
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iease Of life, causing the weak and debilitoted to
have renewed strength and vlgor, and tho entire
system to thrill with Joy and pleasure.
Price, ono bottle 81; three bottles s.; sent by
express to any address.
Our medicines are sold aud recommended BY nll
respectable druggists in every part Of the civilized
globe; some uhprIncpled dealers, however, try to
deceive heir customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds In order to mako money. Be not
deceived-ask for these medicines and take no
Others If the druggist does not keep them, write
to us, and we will send them BY express, carefully
packed free from observation We will be pleased
TO receive letters with full statements in regard to
say disease with which ladies or gentlemen are
afflicted Address all letters for medicines pamph-
lets, or advice, to the sole proprietor, a
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GOTTSCHALK..

consider ohtckerlns Sons Plano. superior to an,
In tho world,
They unr1vsed for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious rounaness of their tone. There is
perfect homogenety throughout all the registers. The
upper notes remarkable for olenrness aud purity
which do not nd In any other instrument while the
base La distinguished for power without hsrShness and
foT magnificent sorority.