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referred 20, return 10 our own county,
where il seems all sections allow a local
claim, and with no design 10 enumerate
or explore the wealth Of the county in
men who have attested their devotion h
their eountry, both by service in the field
and the equally valuable service Of de-
Tending the rear and pushing REIN
forcements to the front, as those singled
out for eulogy. viii ask ii the name Of
Col, Adams Of Wallingford, who ran the
gantlct Of the whole war and headed the
charge when the gallant Perkins rcelod
from his saddle, aud with the rebel lead IN
his own bosom, repul,ed the desperate as
sault, and detied the discipline oi twenty
months in every rebel prison without
once lowering his lag, and is net in-
debted to an exchange cor hi, deliver
anee and after service in his column,
will not rank him with any military a.
pirant, his other qualities being fully
equal
Twill omit the mention Of other uamy,
Of Rutland county heroes, and ask upon
the business and civilian list il We have
not in Rutland county, in the event Of
being obliged TO consider a name suhordi-
nate 10 Judge Kellogg, among others who
might bc mentioned, the well known rrp-
rescntatiyc Of the legal financial, ogricul-
tural and moral interests of the people, IN
the person OF the ela,tenrl and ahsiemi'
Gus Judge Willard Of Castlvton, OF the
acute and massive brain Of Dewey of
Rutland, whose danger If inimjeal iuilu-
cnee at Washington is all the les, start
ling than others, in the fact, and in the
proportion, that he has discovered il aud
is alarmed and upon his guard agaius, it,
Now, all this survey. suggests 70 my
mind what you will remember tried aud
almost succeeded in on former occasion,
To break the power OF king caucus and
the slate Of packed conventions and adopt
the good, honest western siylrot contest
ing claims upon the platform before the
people, which would give ze,t 10 the
Grant and Colf,x campaign, and let the
merit win in field Of open and fair COM
petition,
And, Messrs. Editors. Us the alphab,,
has already been exhausted in the adop-
tion Of letters to cover up the real name,
If authors, at the risk of all damage
to the influence of this ha,,y article,
shall offer it to the public with the in
eHmArance If my own signature.
Verify, j, f. NIcuoI~oN.
Rutland. June ,, 1865.
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CoRNwALI~-A fine, clear sounding
cast steel bell, weighing between two and
three hundred pounds, has been procured
by the Lane di,,ric, in Cornwall for their
school house One hundred dollars 10
spare in any school district could hardly
find "a better investment.
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Sc sar,tust, fith, a.o0 1850 A. IA, 800
- ~.,m, re5s. .eoo a. IN m, a',aao and ,ao
4 "a,
TRAINS ARRIVEAr RUTLAND,
frym Bellows Fans, l?a5 4 'lo.ooa M '2oi X
500 2, IN.
Huntington, y IS a m, n 'lsslS n f,la pm,
nenainFton and state line, 'llii a, IN, and
o Saratoga. .ia.0o "a. 8lo. 81, on anil HOP. m,
" Salem, ms 4 $50 a. IA, '3to a - ?, m,
Mai Tram. Mixed.
TuE Masonic INSTALLATION The
officers of Killington Commnnlcry, No
q, were publicly installed, at the Masonic
Hail. in Union Block, last evening, before
a respectable audience, Barlllai Daycu.
port, Past Grand Commander oi the
Grand Euoampmcn' Of Vermont, presided
and installed the following officers;
L. G Kingsley, Capt General
Roy T. W. Holland, Probate.
II +, Chamborlin, Senior Warden,
J, II. Mcintyre, Junior Warden
j W Cnm,ou, Sword Bearer.
Jane, Russell, Warden.
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ID L L AND sc III o o l. = -
4 The Teachers OF the Public Schools in the
town OF Rutland, are requested 10 meet at the
Rutland High School Building, ON saturday.
June 9th al / o'clock p. IN. A iull attendance Is
desired. GEORGE BUTTON,
Supt Of Public Schools for the towpof Rutland,
4. c. POTTER
Secretary OF the Board Of Trustees OF
Graded district. d&wlt
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OLD ACcoUNT~-A correspondent Of
the Bra;tlcboro Phoenix gives the follow
ing description Of an old account book
by the polit,ncss Of Mr.. Field, Post
master at Guliord. We have been shown
some leaves from an old account book Lt-
longing to.Johu Hjncklry who once kyl.t
a store i'll that town. The dIte> are
in 1890, and the accounts are 6c;. III
pounds, shil!jugs and pence. the currency
Of that day. The handwriting j. fair ami
leeihle, ana the ink NOT faded We find
something Of change since that time in
the mode of selling articles used then as
well as now. Under date May 21th. 1870.
we find this charge. George Read. DR.. Ia
] yard of tobacco, 3 pence. In another
place we find this same article CHARGED
by the pound, at one shilling per pound.
Rum, too, WAS an article Of traffic in those
days, as we find frequent charges for it,
We find a charge for two quarts Of Old
Rum, 3 shillings another charge for ,
pints W. |. Spirit, > shllugs pence
Tea was sold at shillings pound salt
at shillings a bushcl. Maple Wood at
shillings 6 pence cord. Think OF that,
farmers. Snuff is frequently found
among the articles charged We learn
from these accounts, too, that in those
days the people of Brattlcboro went 70 /
Guilford to trade, for We find several 7
items charged to Jonathan Church of
Brattleboro. We find in the accounts .
names now familiar in that town, lIough-
ton, Iynde, Bond, Shepardson, Barney,
Brown, Bullock. Stevens, and others .
These relics Of the older times have
significance and a value We learn from
them something of the changes that three
quarters Of a century have wrought in
the modes of doing business and the hab- .
its of the people, and they will increase
as years roll on.
VERMONT AT CHIcAGo.-The Chair.
man of the Vermont delegation at the
Chicago Convention was Hon T. w.
Park of Bennington.
The Vermont Vice-President of the
Convention was Gen, Geo. J. Stannard
The Vermont members Of the various
committees were as follows:
On organization, Gen. W. w. Grout of
Barton; on credentials, Hon. Luther Ba-
ker OF Newport; on Resolutions, w. H.
johnson of Bellows Falls on nomination
of National Republican Committee Geo.
G. Shepherd Of Montpelier.
The Vermont member of the Republic
can National Committee for the coming
four years is Hon T. w. Park. who sue
ceeds Mr.. Gardner of Benning ton. No
better election for this important place
could have been made, and Mr.. Park will
make an active, influential and valuable
member of the committee.
Our delegates wisely wasted no time and
breath in the dignifed foolery of com
plimentary votes" on the Vice-Presidency,
but made their voices and votes tell from
the outset for the man of their choice.
They we're for Mr.. Colfax first, last and
all the time; and as the full vote of YER
mont, "ten for Schuyler Colfax," was an
nounced on each ballot by Mr.. Park, the
cheers which followed betokened the inter-
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TRAITS ARRWEAr RUTLAND,

From Bellows FAILS. lass a loco a, m, '2,oi \
500 2, IN.
Huntington, y IS a. m, a 'la;l3 n f;,lt pm,
" neuatns'ton and State line, 'llia a, M aud
1000 ?, M,
o Saratoga, 'l2.n0 IA, filp, IS 0o AMI 10 P. m,
" Salem, ms 4 $50 a, M, '3to a 'l.l1 ?, N,
Mai Tram, Mixed.
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BRNu EEoRo-The ceremony Of dec
Grating the grave, Of the soldiers was duly
observed at Rrattlcboro, saturday The
places 81 bu,incs, were closed, and the
fire department with the Brattleboro cor.
net band aud drum corps escorted the re-
turned soldier, and large concourse Of
citizens To- the soldiers cemetery. Speech.
cs were there made 10y Ex-Governor llol'
brook and several officers, and interesting
exercises were held. A large military
hospital was maintained at Brattlcboro
during the war, and the graves thus Wis
tied were those If soldiers who died there
but belonged 10 regiments from different
IL Il
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Verify, d, f. NICHoI~oN.
Rutland. June ,, 1865.

DlsArrENRED.--The Middlcbury Reg
lister says; Mrs. Laura Epson, insane,
who has been visiting among her rcla-
tiyes in this place for few months, with
the hope on the part Of her husband and
friends. that her health might he restored,
disappeared On Friday morning, md
though diligent search. has been made,
thus far it is of no avail She was track
ed to Burlington, and it is thought Size
may be endeavoring to make her way 70
her home in the West.
Since the above was in type We learn
that Mrs, Upon Was put from the train
at Swanton. and that securing the sym
thy Of the Masonic Lodge in that place,
She obtained funds and proceeded tow
ard Milwaukee, Wis"
PEE~oNAf~ - Hon. Frederick Button.
of Clarendon. hale. hearty gentleman of
nearly 50 year, Of age with thirteen
grand children, passed .tlt-ts-r Tie kut-
land x Burlington Railroad, yesterday.
on 81 pleasure trip to Lake Champldn
il Is rare 80 bright and. in,clligcu, q
group are seen. and certainly no l,l,.>l.t-
er relation exists than wa, apparent la-
tween this venerable and genial octaecn4-
rian and this brood of Young Verm,utcr.
a pleasant "trip to them now, and pleasant
Of their good grandfather al
Ways
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NEw York, June 2.
FLouR-The market for Western and State
four is uGD. Sales $500 barrels at a. 75G
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Ho>tou Produce MARKET.

kgI~rel rArl $50 Nf ...a iirE,Lp hy CHAMBER,
AIN, strAs,H q q ..s. susNt slau Merchants,
20 sg1 10 T,u.m liau Naik,i, B1slon.
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until the close Of his life, There never
lived in this city merchant Of greater
integrity, or more consistent christian
character, lie was for many years an
elder in the old Brick Church, Rev, DIR,
Spring, and was always closely identi'
fled with all the great objects Of Christian
honevolenCe, No faint Of dishonor, no
breath Of scandal ever tarnished his good
name and both in person and character
he was a tit representative Of the New
York merchant, when this title was
passport Of honor around the globe, From
his extensive business relations and family
connections. he was very widely known
all over the land Ills eldest daughter
married Rev, \, l., Stone, ID, d., formerly
Of Park Street Church. Boston, and Is
now with her husband in san Francisco,
His youngest daughter is the wife Of Ed.
ward Loayitt, Esq, and is residing with
her iather-in-law, the venerable Daniel
Leayitt in his country retreat at Great
Darlington, Three sons. and his wife Of
about the same age as himself, also sur
viyo him, Due notice viii doubtless be
given Of the funeral that his old friends
may testify their regard for his mem
ury.'
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HOTEL PRoPERTY.-THE SUB.

i scriber offers for sale his three story and
basement brick building, 20 feet front, within
three minutes walk Of the Depot, situated corner
OF Main and Grove streets, Poultney. Building
in good repair. Possession given immediately.
Poultney thr,e miles from Lake Austin, is one OF
the most delightful villages IN the state, and ia
widely known As summer resort. Terms easy
and price reasonable. Address
n. G. HYDE,
mav2oISwtf Poultney, VT.
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part, q Tic I MON

NnRru BENNINGToN.-Ane new Congrc-
gational Church is To DO organized At
North Bennington ON Thursday.
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which is great .,.tyg-sayiue improvement, and
it has been wei tested within the last three
years. Manufacturers OF TIN WARE. dealers in
STOVES, PUMPS, HOUSE FURNISHING
GOODS, &c.; Il fine stock q; Self and Heavy
HARDWARE, consisting in part OF Iron, Nails,
Carpenters Tools, Millers' Hardware, &c. &c.
PITkIN 4 BROTHER.
Fairhayen June 2, 1865. ?lwgR
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PRICES.
| BEEF-Per 100 lbs on total weight OF hide tai.
and meat, extra, sl5 O0lGl5 Is first quality. :li
5oali IS; second quality, 81 o0@l4 . :; url
quality, sl3 GOALS IS.
WORKING OXEN s2256325,
HANDY STEERS sl50@22O, or much accord
ing TO their value as beef.
COWS AND YOUNG CALVES Fair quality
si5@65 extra t70al22; iarrow and dry .3ja5O
SHEEP-Per pound, live weight, 6ase. ex-
TIA 9.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Pe head in lots a. 90
HIDES Brighton 9ks lec.; country lots va
9Hc.; calfskns l3a2oe.
TALLow Brighton, 81 Gsa country lots,
PELTs 81 25@2 80; country lsts, dry. 500
81 %.
FAT HOGS lO@ioac.
,sHoTEs- Wholesale, 7Geloc. ittsG. sa
yEALs 81 Ooal2 90.
REMAR;s.
Receipts of cattle this week are Maine 81. New
Hampshire 65, Vermont 70, Massachusetts, g.
Northern New York 80, Canada los, Western 1866.
OF Western, few arrived saturd ay, and under the
supposition that the supply this week must De
small, with the fact that some OF the butchers
were in need OF cattle, some sales were offered at
an advance on last weeks prices. But animals
over the Northern roads of 80 head, were larger
lnhu tniIu, anu Ut brighton the receipts
Tuesday were also much larger than anticipated,
making the entire receipts La in place Of 1866
last week The quality and size OF stock is bet
ter this week than last. From these facts and
from what we saw of the transactions we conclude
that sales this week are much less uniform as TO
price than usual. Some buyers think prices are
Soc. 4 100 u higher, while others believe their
stock, though better, costs less than last week
Evidently last Saturday advance is not sustained
though we think the average sales are a fraction
above last weeks prices. Business seemed rather
to drag towards the close. The bulk of Western
were sold at lih @I5c., though one lot OF coarse
westernoxen were sold at l2S c., others at l3@lsk
l3t@l4c. Northern cattle were peddled off ac-
cording TO quality from l2Gl5c. q D. as there
were few premium pairs. The sheep trade is quite
different from last week, decline of about lc. y
u. on the cost of Western sheep has seriously dis
turbed the balance of trade. The butchers say
that they were little crazy last week in their
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Att;li p, NJ, the quotations wcro reported as
New York June lst.

Reported by BAuFNnNu. s Co. Nos. Is aud I,
Park Place, New York
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AND WARRANTS. - WANTED
IL to purchase leo acre Land warrants. Adj
dress II. 5. BROOKlN>, Richylle, Addison Co,
Vermont 93v3m'
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ME MASS. INSTITUTE OF

1HE MASS. INSTITUTE OF
l. TECHNOLOGY offers thorough and prac
teal general education, founded upon the Mathe-
matical, Physical and Natural Sciences, English
and other Modern Languages, and Mental and
Political Science; also, a full course OF studies
and practical exercises for students preparing iui
the professions of the Civil Mechanical. and Min
ing Engineer, Chemist, Metallurgist and Archi-
teet.
The course extends through four years, the
studies Of the first and second beng common To
all tho., of the third and fourth selected 10 suit
the profession in view.
Minimum age of admission, sixteen. Entrance
examinations are held July 18th and September
esth For fees and other particulars address
"Prof WILLIAM p. ATKINSON, Secretary OF
Faculty Mass Inst. OF technology, Boston,"
WILLIAM B. ROGERS, President.
mayl5d3tsw&w2m
700 LBS. WOOL TWINE FOR
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ending June ;, 1868.
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.

CaItc. Sheep. shoie,. Fat Hogs veals
THIS week. l7i2 5,94S 1850 1900 $50
Last week, 500 4993 800 5000 80
One year ago 7s3 5000 500 O0o $50
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rriya, ana Departure oI Trains.
rnAlNs LEAyE RUTLANn.

F.r 4. low. PALS, 1853 A9oam,p 'la..aS ilA
l., M
ts ntrIinl.ton. l.lp& rs 50 a, IA, 'a,ua 7. ~,
90 HrnuInrtan and state line, iNl m. and
a.UU \, m.
., par,tagt, fi.,N, SEQ 4 1850 a. IA, \ 900
I, IN,
- ~al,m, "a 30, "un a, IN, a $3.50 aui i,SO
A..
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700 LBS. WOOL TWINE FOR
w sale at LANDONS 4 co.'s.
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4e9ifar.
THE COUNT Won DEM.


A LEGEND OF THE RHINE.
s-ti
Traaslatsd from The German for The L3tachbtpg
f- RepubtfedR.
what ho make way for the Count Won
Dem! fa ~ 1ii
stand down the Iar-Room Hall!' Pa
Thus shouted aloud the fierce Won Dem.
But stolid stood they all.
And then his brow in anger black'd,
And his lips turned deadly pale, 3.
AS out of ais pocket vial he whackd. ta
And uncorlkd it with his nail.
Luminous thunder with his eyes a.,l.r
Like lightning in a squall, 81
Did corruscate as he did rise, FFni5
Did reverberate in mad surprise, IN
Rumbled and ratified to the skies,
Ashe shook the Bar-fteom Hall,
And with his red right hand he rais'd
The vial to his parted lips llEa
The 1ninions all stood back amazed, rt
With their hands upon their hips. 'ua9
Then sudden turned and looked around
Said ''Who do you think lam9'
Then they all did gaze astound,
I'm something to drink, Won DemP' "a
There then arose terrible shout,
And the door bang'd to with slam,
Then each dread minion did cry out,
AS he drew his arms from his roundabout,
"Heres to the man that brought whisky
about, -
Ind here's to the Count Won DSmw ~
s4i-s t+r Hi 5000
And this is the Legend of the Count Won
Dem,
who stood in the Bar Room Hall.
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ORANGE GROVE, HARFoRD Co., MD.,l q
ncf August 4, 1868. i
Messrs. Herbert & IEairstoii, baltimore, Nd. y
GENTLEMEN III have used Andrew Goes
Super Phosphate of Lime on Corn, Oats, Rye,
Potatoes and Garden Vegetables, on all of
which it acted like charm. j also applied
il on grass as a top-dresser at the rate OF l6O
pounds per acre. The result was equally sat-
isflctory. as this portion of the field produc-
ed two-thirds more of grass than the other
where no fertilizer was used 1.-The land being
of the same quality. ! have been buying
more market for the last twelve years, and
can say that Andrew Goes is the best pre-
paration l. have used. i can recommend II
with confidence to the farming community.
m Respectfully, -. DAVID A, EIDE.
Other certificates can be seen by calling ON
our Agent. For sale by. ~ LII l,.L-lj !. !. 20.
ina',Gii 1astt - + $ f. w. KINCHEI.OG g,
August q, Is8S--Sm. Ii.st ~ II Orang c. Il
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Dry Goods, GROCERIES,

Hardware, Queensware, Notions, Ready
made Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Stationery,
Hats, &C., embracing every article usually
kept in afrst-class country store, all OF which
propose to sell at small advance for cash,
or in exchange for Country Produce.
May |, 1858. fsfEHe a. THOMSON.
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NEW GOODS !! NEW daOODs +!

WE are. in receipt of Parlor and
w Hand Lamps, patent Ianters, Lamp
Wiclls Lamp TriInmers and Burners, Kcro
sine Oil, fine Congress Letter and Note Pa
per. common Letter and Note Paper, Cap Pa
per. JFrenohl Note Paper d1ld Envelopes, Bun
Shirt Collars, Rnbber and Horn Toilet and
Pocket Combs, Tooth, Hair, Nail Shoe and
other Brushes, black Silk Watch Guards,
Coats ana Green 4 Daniels white and col
ored Cotton, &C., all of which we will sell
cheap for cash. + CHAPMAN & co. F.
November %. 1867.
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DIR. .E M. McMURPAN, d
(IATE FIRM OF McNURnAN Is NfArDELL.)
. DRUGGIST,
MAIN STREET,

q, CUHPEPER COURT Rouse, VA,
II EEPS constantly on hand a good as
~ sortment of pure Drugs, Mcdicin ~,
Paints. Oils, Dye Stufis. Periumery; Fanny
Articles, Fine Soaps, Fine Hair. Tooth al
Sail Brushes, pure Wines, MhislSies anI
Brandies, Gor Medicinal urposcs.l Goal ! |
lamps, and Patent Medicines, in fact all nj L .
cles usually sold by first class Druggists. n
He would respectfully call the attention OF
his friends and the public generally, to lis
new stock of goods, which having been
bought low for cash will be sold at the lowest
prices. Call and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. N
Octnt,er 1 1897 st'F
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NEW RESTAURANT.
Bar-Room .

,imore Whisky of the best brands, Wines OF
all kinds, Cider, Ale and Cigars will be
found. win also again call attention TO the
fact that furnish Vine far iSdcrdmcn,di pAr-
poses TO all Churches within ten miles Of this
place at cost. All ask is call from my old
friends, as am determinedto please them.
NoVpnlhnr ~ I9iiI--tf- A @ NICHOLS.
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NEW GOODS! CHEAP GOODS
Great Bargains !!

c. H McMURRAN & co.'s.
WE have just returned from Palti'nor.
w With Very seasonable stock of
NEW GOODS,
purchased at the lowest rates, which we aie
now opening and offer them at small II offs
or cash Our stock embraces the usual ,ar-
ETY. kept in the country. ffs4Hrs fl.t al.
We propose hereafter to confine ours Ives
more closely to the cash SYSTEM and TO pel-
sons who buy for cash we will make 1t tu
their interest to give us Il call. usf
All kinds of Country produce taken III sx
change for goods. Ai4 alt
Culpeper Z. H., may II, 1867.
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DuRncrIoNs EoR .,HiRr MEASUREMENT,
Neck. shoulder from A to b. Arm from
Il to C--to G. Breast from to ID around the
hest. Length from Il to Il. Around the
Wrist and Knuckes. Plaits ona side. Cufls
English or Plain. Buttons or Studs. II Col
lurs-What style? tiNi
November Is lS67,-ly. .,.....s-s..-.-
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GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS,
no Sporting Apparatus,
"A NJ M U NITION &c.

Greatest variety, best quality and largest as
faH sortment in the city, wholesale 'r
d. and retail,
No. 81 South Cu1ucrt Street, No. SO Cheobside,
N'5 BALTIMORE, Md - 'e ~
T NAM r in part: Fine Breech load
ing Double Barrel Bird and Duck GUNS !;
Double and Single Barrel Notwithstanding
GUNS, at all prices; Cots, Smith Yves
on's, Baeon's, Darengers, Milliamson's,
something pew,l Sharp's and other make OF
Pistols Rifles Of all Kinds; fine Powder
Flaslxs, Shot Belts, Game Bags, Eley's Mater
Baldwin's Wads; all kinds of Cartridges ;
Powder of very best brands Shot Balls I; also
material for 6hsnmolsers, In fact, his i;stili-
ties such that he can fttfnisfs nny nrt icle
in his line at short notice. Purchasers may
rely on getting good article. a call is res
pectfully solicited
w. ESTABLISHED 1913.
ALEXANDER MCCOMAS.
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NEW STORE

AT
ORANGE COURT HOUSE, VA. .
THE undersigned offers for sale, AT
Il his new store, Orange c. H., Va, next
door to Chapman & Co., a full assortment o
DRY GOODS, GROCER rs,
READY-MA CLOTHING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
HARDWARE, CALICOES,
COTTON CLOTHS, &c.
The stock, which is unusually large for a
village store, has been selected with great
care in the Northern Markets, and under
circumst ances which enable me to offer spe-
cial inducements to buyers. The public are
respectfully invited to call and examine for
themselves. / bind myself to sell as low as
any country merchant in Virginia.
expect small profit on all my goods.
E5- Tie highest cash price will be paid for
all Kinds of Country Produce. -.-.sl.
NoVembet 20 1sh7. @ d. Drumming.