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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-02-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FIRST ARRIVAL OF
NEW SPRING DRY GOODS,
FEBRUARY IL, 1897.

We are receiving by steamers this week about.O0
cases and bales Of
FRESH DRY GOODS,
adapted to the early spring trade, selected =! ~
Of our arm In New York and Boston at'he
rscen. heavy decline, for cash.
which enables rs to ofera
great many styles at
NEW YORK JOBBING PRICES.
p,onr, c,,v and country merchants will find TINS
. GOOD opportunity to replenish their stocks oh~'
GOOD or better terms, than they could In nof'he'"
c,,,.s Amongst the selection will be found
"a ba,as BROWN sHEErINGs and sHlRTlNos'
% cases BLEAcHED %sHEETINds and SHIRT
IYGs,
Is eases SPRING PRINTS, leading styles;
DENNIS, TICKS,
SHIFTING STRIPES,
DRILLS and JEANS,
HOSIERY,
HOOP SKIRTS.
THREADS,
KENTUCKY JEANS, &C., &c.
Merchants are invited to call and examine our
stock.
fe 0-2taw4te moon
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ng CHRISTIAN, LEA g. co. will sell at
anction. at their sales room, on TUESDAY, l2tL
instant, at half. past 10 o'clock, an assortment OF
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, SC. fe s-td
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BY Harrison. Goddin & Appsrson, Auctioneen,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

EIFTY ACRES OF VALUABLE
II WOOD AM TIMBERED LAND IN BES
RICO, NEAR TO DEEP RUN CHURCH, FOR
AT AUCTION VIII be sold at auction on
THURSDAY thAsth February, 1857, At |? O'clock,
Tor Immediately after the sale Of Mr. Is w.
Green's lana, advertised 10 be sold BY M~ssrs,
Pollard and Young, trustees. and on he premises
selected by thsm.j FIFTY ACRES OF VALUABLE
WOOD aud TlMBERED LAND, owned by Robert
and convenient to the Carbon aud other coal
mines.
TSKNs At sals.
HARRISON, GoDDIN 4 %APPgRsoy,
fs9 Auctionssrs
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nRESSED PORK.-Ten CORN-FED
~ sLAQGHrERED HOGS, expected by nrst
'HsIH WILLIAM :. KING / 90.
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ne CHEAP GOODS! CHEAP
TO CLOSE OUT IMPORTATION FOR SPRING
PURCHASES.
JOHN C. MILLER,
corner Main and Ninth streets,
will sell at greatly reduced prices all kinds OF
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
all kinds of
RICH WINTER DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKS,
sHAWLS, ard
HOOP SKIRTS,
FANCY CAsSIMEREs.
ALSO
BLEACHED and BROWN sHIRTINGs and
~SHEETINGs, at the west prices;
LINEN SHEETINGs,
TABLE LINEN,
QUILTS,
NAPKINS,
TOWELINGS,
FLANNELS and BLANKETS.
[fe s-tsl
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MISS CORNELIA M PETERS0N
AsA. will open a SCHOOL POI GIRLS nsar Untan
station Methodist church, February IL Womb
DC ie.sed Also 20 obti In = few MUSIC sCHoLaRs
corrective Instruction on the Piano Al hal hnmaa
for,erms, which are moderate, app Y 10 aomss'
70 Ills kYy n A spfT1psnv
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY
By y. B Cook, Auctionses,
,Corpar of Governor and franklin slYe eta.

A ~
Corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD, WALNUT,
Ia AND MAHOGANY PARLOR I'M CHAMBER
FURNlTURE, CARPETS, Curtains, 30. AT
huCTiOs.-6n WEDNESDAY ths isth instant, al
II o'clock, l will sell 1.-THE room over the Harndsn
Express Office, on Main street opposite Mrssrs.
Harrison, Goddin II Apperson's, a large and very
handsome assortment Of FURNITURE, constsl
log OF
vered with velvet plush
very handsome WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE,
besu sG%Pia%siss MEDALLION BEpsrgAD. new
l haudsome SCROLL ROSEWOOD BEDsTEAD,
MAHOGANY CANOPY BgDSTRlD,
COTTAGE JENNY ] BEDsTEED,
I superior MAHOGANY WARDROBE,
l superior MAHOGANY M~ARBLE-TOP CaBI.
lsup.riar MAHOGANY MARsLE.Top WASH.
lsup.rlor MAHoeANY MARBLE-rOP SIDE.
WALNUT HAT-RACK,
l7OAR DINfNG-CHAIRS,
MAHOGANY TABLEsa and w~ASHSTlIDT,
A large lot Of MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLEs,
4splendid CARPETS, entirely new
l pair elegant BR0CATELLE CURTAINS, with
cornlce, &c
Several sPgING and HAIR MATTRESSES,
lfne COOKING STOVE &C.. &c.
The FURNITURE may be examined on THURS.
DAY the It'll instant fr m Il to O'clock.
The ladies are especially invited % attsnt
70 ltd r. y cobk, usitoneer.
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By Christian, Lea q Co. A~rctionsers,
No. ls2l Main street.

~ itPMAN 49,
No. E2l Main street.
4 UCTION SALE.-We will offer for
N sale on TUESDAY l2th instant. commencing
AZ los O'clock, the following ASSORTMENT ~ GkO-
CERfEs, LIQUORS. sc.
bogsheads BACON SIDES,
shogshead. BACON SHOULDERS,
boxes BACON BREASTS,
10 barrels BROW SUGAR
10 hogsbeads X RICE SUGAR,
50 bags COFFEE,
So boxes CHEESE,
barrels LEAF LARD,
Is barrels MESS PORK,
$50 boxes CANDLES,
30 caddies GUSPowDER TEA.
IS barrels wHlsKY-an grades.
ALSO.
BRANDIES,
RUM,
WINES, &C.,
BROOMS.
BUCKETS,
wILL0w WARE,
A ETS,
PEPPER,
.u CHRISTIAN, & & co.
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DENTAL At AUCTION.-The party
IL lately leasing tho CORN MILL Of the town %
Manchester having failed to comply with me
terms OF the lease, notice y hereby .iven' Dy ~fagP
of Tia BOARD of Trustees, that o. the STU DAY or
Mex the MILL will be leased, on
the premises, al 3 O'Clock, to the highest bidder; a.
the rick OF the said lessee. For terms, apply - w
L attorney atla~, corner OF Main ana
Fourteenth streets, Richmond, Va
X. ". TAILEY,
is,l-td Secretary Of Board OF Trustees.
DISAPPOINTMENT Owing to the ~tnClemehcy OF
the weather the above RENTAL l. postponed Z,
FRIDAY the 18th instant, at . O'Clock 4. NIL
fair, IL not, the next fair day r,r,pv
far-td Secretary Board Of Trurt-ss.
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MEETINGS.
WANTS.

WANTED, GRAVEL KoOr iot
w none oul boo 4 BARGAMlS,-
~ a.. corner Seventh and Grace s,rsels
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TNFORMA ALTON WANTED, at the
sIC F,n,sss 0fcs, Of a BOX marksd
Ii1,ie Carter, delivered through mis,sh'
% tho wrong person.
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By Grubbs & Williams, A~uctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.
q HORT AND DEFACED CUR
- RENCY taken at
U~NDERHILL'S SHOE AND PAPEh CoLLAn
STORE,
800 BROAD STREET, CORNER OF THIRD,

LOOK AT OUR PRICES OF COLLARS y
CUFFS:
Giants, plain Byron or Garrote, CSC. single box,
or five boxes for ri. "a,
Ladies plain Byron, Champion, or Garrote. zoe
Ladies enameled or PLAIN uuus, several sTylo
from 25G. to 4oc. per bunch OF ten pair.
Gents enameled Reversible Cults, something
ne soc. pei bunch OF ten pair
Liberal discounts to wholesale buyers.
JESSE J USDERHILL.
ru.r, 7 rnVrr.y Salesman IA ia
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KELIGIous HEMs.

-Andover Theological Seminary hiss
educated twenty-five hundred clergy
men
Thirty new laborers have entered
upon the missionary work during the
past year, under the auspices of the
American Board.
The Japanese derive their State re-
lIgion the Buddhist from the Chinese,
but the people are mostly skeptical.
The Methodists of Indiana are Wig
orousIy agitating the question OF re-
union of the different branches Of that
denomination.
-TWenty-one sermons on missions
are to be preached on nine successive
days at the Pan Anglican Council.
Complaints are made that the cler-
gy OF Scotland are becoming duller and
dulIsr in the pulpit aud thus losing
their hold on their hearers.
Two thousand schoolmasters in
Austria and Hungary are engaged in
4 movement to emancipate the schools
from the influence OF the priests.
The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation OF Chicago have declared that
the religious teachings of Rev. II. w.
We have not, however, heard that Mr..
y. proposes 10 leave the University or
even to resign the psstorAte of Ply
mouth Church in consequence.
The Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation of Brooklyn, New York, are
about to try the experiment OF theatre
pTea ching this winter. They have en-
gagged the AcademyofM Music Tor Sunday
night services, and are thinking of hir-
ing the Park Theatre and Hooley's for
the same purpose.
The writings OF CONTIGUOUS, which
are authority with many Cinnamon
and Japanese, have little in them that
can be called religion. His writings
are made up OF the discussion OF the re-
lations which exist between the MEM
bers OF the human family, and set forth
the duties which belong to husband
and wife, parents and children, neigh
bors and friends, fellow-citizens and
foreigners. The followers OF Confu-
cius are without a Teligion-they are
atheists and positivists.
The Sunday-schools of Scotland
have of late years undergone very
great change. Formerly all the Sun
da=-schools met on the evenings of the
Sabbath day, from six TO eight o'clock.
and the lessons were an entirely or
thOdox training in the standard text
books ofthe church, and in storing the
memory with portions OF the Scrip
lures and psalms. Now the morning
is very generally adopted, and in
many churches the children are col
lected after the afternoon service for
an hour, while the instruction blends
the secular with the religious.
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Ohio County Union Ticket.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
HON. BENJAMIN STANTON,
JOSEPH BELL,
I'D. WHITMAN.
Something for WoTkinEmen to
thInk OF.

The Hon. Sam. Cox, better known as
sunset" Cox, formerly Il member Of
Congress from Ohio, i campaigning
that state for the Democratic ticket.
IL. made a speech at Columbus on Mon
day, a part Of which does not seem to
have been down in ;he bills. At least,
1t is not in correspondence with the
doctrines which VallAndigham, Pen
dIeton and Thurman have been throw
ing out to catch the votes and enlist The
prejudices of the masses. He does not
seem TO favor their idea OF converting
the bonds into currency and thus swell
ing the volume OF irredeemabIe paper
circulation. He tells the people that
such a policy would be financial chaos,
aud that 1t would bear with crushing
weight upon the laboring classes Of the
country. Intelligent readers do not
need TO he assured that Cox tells mo-
mentous truth when he pictures the
Decentralization that would follow the
adoption Of VnIlandigham's ideas. But
hare are his own words on the sub
jact
"Ghunges in the prices OF merchan-
disc, land and labor, whether effected
by means OF taxation or by means OF
the currency, do not occur at the same
moment OF time. For example, double
the currency to-day, and in months
time you Will find the price OF merchun-
disc doubled. but it Will be six months
before the price OF land Will double,
and IL will be "A year before the price OF
labor doubles. Eventually. all oftbese
fhInyz merchandise land and labor
would become alike doubled in price,
but they will not double at the same
time.
Now, the effect OF this is. that while
in "A months time the merchants stock
OF goods will be doubled ia price, he
will, Tor the currency for which he sells
his goods, be still obtaining your labor
nj the old rate; and while by the end Of
six months, the price of land VIII have
dou bled, and consequently the price Of
house rents, the landlord for the double
amount OF currency for which he VIII
now be able to let his house, Will still
be buying the labor Of the hard toiling,
deluded working man, Of he wants men
To build more houses, or to clear more
land, ut the old rate of wages current
before the doubling OF the currency.
What il the late of the working man,
looking ht 1t from this point OF viewI
Why, that for "a year after the doubling
change in the currency, while he con-
tinues TO obtain for mis- labor no more
than he did before the change, he must
pdv (afler the first month) double for
ali that he eats, drinks aud wears; and,
after the sixth month, double the rent
for every room he occupies.
We are not surprised to read that
Vsllaudighnn, who was sitting by, did
not like tl,is rap" from Cox,
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dred debris. Some larger pieces Of the
same matsrial may be seen around the
back door yard The garden is in keep
ing with all that We have described, and
seems like the wreck of something that
Was once Iastefully cultivated premi-
ses. The old sun dial still stands to
denote 1.-THE circling shadows Of the
hours" but looks as though its race
WIS pretty near run
OF those who gathered yesterday to
perform the last obligations that hu-
msDity everywhere owes and recog-
mics, and TO follow the remains Of this
remarkable woman TO her grave at the
Stone Meeting House burial ground,
there WIS perhaps no one present. whose
father and mother she had not out
ranked in years. She WAS alone in the
world, having no liDeal descendants
whatever, and all her collateral kindred
standing far out as the children of the
second and third generations OF all
present none could fesl more than nom
inally related TO her. In the nature OF
things the distance was too great to be
SPAWNED by those near and dear ties Of
blood that in the last supreme hour
bind the living to the dead.
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The latest report concerning this
noted person states that he is about
taking up his residence in Toronto. He
has for some months beenR resident OF
Montreal. and the idea has become
current that he was living like a re-
tired monarch, cOurted by the Cana
dams, and worshipped by those who
followed his fortunes, and "leit their
country for their cOuntrY's good" The
truth is that Davis has for some months
occupied AN inferior house in
Montreal, and his residence in that city
Is a matter of total indifference to the
majority of those who live there. That
he Is not surrounded by any numerous
cortage may readily be seen, when we
state that a day scarcely passes over his
head that he Is not seen at st. Law
renee Hotel, where his presence creates
no more excitement than that of any
other person who drops in 10 hear the
news and see what is going an. His
departure from Montreal will cause no
regret, and hts presence in Toronto Will
create I, niue days talk, when he Will
be dropped. Aaron Burr lived many
year amer the public had almost forgot
ten that such a man ever had an exist
ence, aud JED. Davis will no doubl fol
low in his foot steps.-B5StoH journal,
ISeptiinbeI' IS.
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nU.INEss MTrrEns.

The harvest OF hops in Germany
this year will exceed any previous one
for long period.
An apple tree in Rhode Island has
its second crop this year about half
ripe. Near by it is another apple tree
in full bloom.
"A Georgia paper advises IA change
in the agricultural labor system Of the
South. including agricultural societies.
"A simple method OF horse-shoelng,
disoarding the heavy shoe now in use.
has been adopted in Paris.
OF the producing classes OF Japan
the agricultural has the highest posi-
ton. Mechanics come next, and mer-
chants lowest.
-AIber r. Chandler. OF Winthrop, Me,
has invented u potato digger, 10 be
worked by burse power, which VIII do
the work OF ten men.
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This medicine, invented by DR.. J. H.
Schenclc, OF Philadelphia, Is intended to dis
solve the food and make IL into chyme, the
firyt process OF digestion. By cleansing the
stomach with schenck's Mandrake Pills, the
Tonic soon restores the appetite, and food
that could not be eaten before using II will be
easily digested- -.
Pulmonic Syrup unless the stomach and
liver Es made healthy and the appetite reStor-
ed hence the Tonic and Pills are required in
nearly every case Of consumption. a half
dozen bottles OF the SEAW ED TONIC and
three or four boxes OF the MANDRAKE
PILLS Will cure any ordinary case OF dys-
pepsia-
DR.. Schenck makes professional visits in
New York, Boston, and at his principal office
in Philadelphia every week See daily pa
peTs OF each place, or his pamphlet on con-
sumption for his days for visitation
Please observe, when purchasing. That the
two lIRenesses OF the Doctor, one in the last
stage OF Consumption, and the other a. he
now Is, in perfect health, are on the Govern
ment stamp.
Sold by all Druggists and De9lers, price
81 30 per bottle or $50 the hnlf-doZen. All
letters for advice should be addressed 10 DIT.
schenck's Principal Office, No. Is North 9Th
street, Philadelphia, Pa Genernl Wholesale
AGENTS Demas, Barnes & Co, \. u; =. :.
HRnce, Baltimore. Nd; John u. PaTke, Gin
cinnati, Ohio; Walker 4 Taylor, Chicago, Ill;
Collins Bros, St Louis Mo.
OCkS eOdlStwemOlyI
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notice RxTRAORDINARY-GREAT
PRR-rH RRHRnY

JUST WHAT YOU WANT LADIEs-Dr.
p. Y. DePeirlot's Female Periodical Pills.
These Pills are unLAIllng in the cure Of those
peculiar and dangerous diseases TO which all
females are subject, are offered with the de-
sire of relieving the many who are always
suffering. acting as q mild and gentle slim
ulAnt, producing an agreeable eIhlllTatiOn,
have most happy influence on both mind
and body. They are guaranteed to relieve
all CASES Of Nervousness, headache, vertigo
and hysteria when the Girections are follow
ed strictly They are infallihle in correcting
all menstrual Irregularities, being particular.
Is for such dtseases-
CAUTIOS-They should not be taken dur
ing the hrst three months OF pregnancy, Es
they viii produce miscarriage All other
times they are safe.
Pice-Sl, can be fOrwarted by mall by en-
closing the price and six stamps to c. a. Cd
BERT, end Stone Bridge, or LAUGHLIE,
SMITH & CO., General agents Laugl2
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THE HEALING POOL.

HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS,
TUDE, and the ERRORS, ABUSES and
DISEASES which destroy the manly powers
and create imPediInents to MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relief Sent in sealed en-
velopss free OF charge. Address. DIT. J.
SKILLIS HOUGHTOS, Howard AssocEa-
ton, Philadelphia, Pa.
sepL2feoc 3md4T.
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DIED.

HARBOUR On the :soth nit, HESKY c.
HARBoUR, only son oftte late J. c. hHrbour.
aged % years
The funeral VIII take place at II a. M,
trom the family residences, market sireet.
IPhiiadslpbts, New York and St Louis
papers p lease copy
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Tine American Messenger for Octo-
Der has IA we'll timed protest against the
publication in the dailies OF full details
OF vice ana crime which tend SO greatly
10 foster the very things they pretend 10
oppose.
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A PEW QUESTIONS. FRIGsD.

a FEW QUESTIONS, FRIESD.
What makes your BAR 50 beautiful.
on Of Grapevine.
What gives your Hair Its glossy iustre:
OIL OF Grapevine
What gives Life and Growth to your Hair:
OIL OF Grapevine.
What removes The DsndrunT
on OF Grapevine.
What Hair Preparation Is counterfeitidr
OIL OF Grapevine.
Who are the only Propris;ors Of
on OF Grapevine:
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
sepls No. s. Main St, Wheeling.
wHEAToNs OINTMENT will cure the
Itch.
wHEAToNis OINTMENT Will cure salt
Rheum.
wHEAIoS's oISTMESTcuresold Cores.
wHEATOSs OINTMENT cures all Dis
eases OF the skin.
Price so cents by mall 60 cents. All Drug
gtsts sell IL
WEES q POTTER, Boston. ProPrislor.
Iepl6- cody
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MRS. WINsLoW's
SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHISG

GREATLY FACILITATES THE PRO
csss OF teethlng. by sOftsninR the gums,
reducing all ACKNOWLEDGEMENT aIiRy ALL
PAIS and spasmodic action, and Is
SuFe 10 Regulate the Bowels.
Deeper upon 1t, mothers, it will give rest
TO yourselves, and
Keller and Health TO Your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for
year, and CAS- SAY ~ CONFIDENCE AND
Truth Of II what we have never been ab,e
FtEiied M u Single IfEkdnor 10 Eject u ChEre,
when timely used. Never did we know an
instance Of dissai tsfactiOn by any one who
used Il. On the contrary, all are delighted
with its operation, and speak in terms of
commendatiOn OF Its magical effects and
medical virtues. We speak in this matter
WHAT w f Do KNOW" after years Of eI-
ELLdlHIEHt Of LCk1f nc here declare: In almost
every instance where the Infant Is suffering
from pain and exhaustion, relief will bs
found in nfIsen or twenty minutes after the
syrup is administered
Full directions for using accompany each
bottle.
BE sure and call for
MRS. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup"
having the fac-simile OF COURTS 4 FER
KISS on the outside wrapper. All Others
are bare limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only 35 cents per Bottle.
2l5 Fulton Street, New SoTE,
go High HolbOTn, London. England,
al 1t Paul Street, Montreal, Canada
Rug26-Eod6m
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For Sale.

GOOD SECOND HAND PIANO. yerv
"A durable, can be bought low Al = A
WebeEE Music Store. Also. several Organs
which have only been used few month.
Call and you viii get an excellent bargain.
EapalsE
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fin Ssh.
Auction Sale
For Sale.
Ihsrming CountrYResidenee for Sals

AM AUTHORIZED To SELL THAT
i very delightful country residence nov
occu pied by Slr- g SEartZ, situated on the
National Road, Two mile east of this city
The properly h IN the most complete and
perfect order. Possession given Immediately
THOS O'BRIES.
ocl-lE Real Estate Areut
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SprtfaI aguttrrs.


AEPeeiy. sure and certain cure for CholeEa,
DlAuhea, Dyssntery,F luI, Cholie and CramP-
ing Pains Warranted TO cure IN every esse-
IT Is PREcRBED BY PHYSICIANS
A. g Robertson. EstOnS Station, W. Va,
says IL = worth is weight il gold-
3 T Bennett, Cincinnati Ohio, sayE II cured
him Of cholera
It's Recommended by ]. A. MetcalL, Iron
Merchant; Robert Guy: John Donlon, P. n.
q o.; Louis Mannens; Geo 2 TfnRle Msx-
Eeud T1nSfe= John Barton, Belmont Nils
Samuel LauEhlin, Wholesale Druggist; jas.
2 & %. r z. mySQ
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DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRrsT-
ID executed 10 me by William p. Brady ana
Anna n. Brady his vile, bearing date on lbg
End day Of February In the year Is6S and
nov on record in the Recorder ofiios OF
Ohio county, West Virginia, in Deed BOOK
50. page 81. I will sell Al public auction A. ice
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio eoun-
ty, on SATURDAY. THE 18th DAY OF OCroREK
next, all that certain tracI or parcel OF land
lying in the counties Of Brooke and Ohio
" eat Va, and on the EAiers OF Short creek
known Gs the Girty Point farm, Containing
two hundred and thirty-fve acres, rnorz or
less, and bounded as set forth and described
IN sad deed OF trust This land Is under cul-
IS undeTlAid, II Is believed, with valuable
beds OF coal
selling as trustes, VIII convey such title
g. e vested in me by said deed OF trust
Terms OF sale, Cash, or Al the option Of the
purchaser. one third in hand, and lie hal
Rnce In three equal payments, at SIX, twelve
and eighteen months, with interest from
date, with deed Of trust 70 secure The same.
s BRADY, TTpsfes.
WHEELING, Sept IL. 1891. sepistd
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Fan Campaign.
Fine Dress Goods.

I'VE ARE NOW RECEIVING OUR
w stock or Fine DTess Coos which will
be much larEer than usual. Rich Embrold-
cred SllEH, tnnest in the city,: Hich Black
and Colored Gro Grains, Velouns and Grus'
de Antique Silks: Rich slam PiaIds; Real
Irish fOPlins; French Merinos: Empress
CtothA: Cnene Winoeys5 very me sink No
hairs &C., &c J. q RHODES a CO.
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atw Adrtrtist,utrts
OYSTERS
Dancine School.

ERRH OYSTERS RECEIVED DAILY
L and for sale by the cass, can or half can .
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