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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-10

The glare of military fame is often
mistaken for the manifestation of
the higest qualities ofthe statesman as
well as the purest patiotism and love
of justice and liberty. This mistake
has recently been made in two nota-
BILE instances. The names of Grant
and Sherman have both been men
toned in connection with the Presi.
dency. To-day, we publish letter
from each, in which the former en-
dorses the foul crimes committed by
Stanton and Sheridan, and the latter
assumes the responsibility for the
cold blooded murders and systematic
robberies of Burbridge. 1t is a sin.
gular coincidence as we'll as. fortu-
nate disclosure for the country. No
mistake can now be made in estima-
ting the charcter of these two shoul-
der strapped aspirants to the Pres
idency, and vote for either is vote
for deliberate defender of the most
atrocicus crimes against life Liberty
and property.
1t may be that the enquiry about
to be instituted by the Legislature Of
Kentucky, into the conduct of Bur.
bridge may commit Sherman to more
than he bargained for, but is toe
late to recede; his endorsement is
without conditions.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-10

NEURALGIA.-We have cut from the Alta
California receipt for the cure Of neural
gia, which the editor OF that paper claims To
have been effective in several cases TO his
own knowledge. lie says:
"Some time ago We published, at the re-
quest Of friend, receipt to cure neuralgiai
Half drachm of sal ammonia in an ounce
Of camphor water, 10 be taken a teaspoonful
at dose, and the dose repeated several times
al intervals Of five minutes, ii the pain be
not relieved at once. half a dozen different
persons have since tried the receipt, and ID
every case an immediate cure has been aifec-
ted. In one, the sufferer lady had been AZ
lected for more than week, and her physc.
ian was unable TO alleviate her suierlngs
when a solution Of sal ammonia in camphoI
water relieved her in few minutes"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-10

Read the comments of the N. York
Tribune upon the situation in Ten
nessee. They are in harmony with
our comments upon State Conyen-
vontion, and foreshadow the same
practical results of the extreme Radi.
cal despotism to which we are sub.
jected. That result must be sub.
version Of the existing tyranny either
through the force of public opinion
or the force OF arms. What Greedy
as extreme oppression can
not be otherwise than intolerable to
the victims Of his party's villainies.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-10
The wicked Radicals, in Congress,

The wicked Radicals, in Congress,
have gloated over the cry of distress
which reaches their ears from the
South; but when that cry is echoed
and re-ochoed from New England,
they are terro .striken at the probable
consequences of their brutal legisla-
ton. Their black protoges under
the management of their yankee
overseers, are likely to starve id the
South, but this would not disturb
their equnimity, because all they want
is to vote the negroes in one Presiden-
tial election, and whether successful or
not, they win be glad to get rid of
their elephant by starvation, or any
other means. But when the whites
of the North, thrown out of employ
ment by tens Of thousands, utter a
cry of distress the case is different.
They now begin to discover that their
malignant efforts to ruin the whites
of the South have a retro active force
which was neither calculated nor
forseen, and it also strikes them that
however widely the Union may be
severed, there is unity of suffering
between the two sections. The Rad.
ical leaders are beginning to be aware
Of the additional fact that if this mu.
tual cry Of distress is carried into the
next canvass, it will be the death
knell of their party. Hence their
Generalization and frantic efforts to
save themselves by clinging to Grants
coat tail, and the effort to raise some
new issue by which the people may
be cheated into their further support
But they can no longer disguise their
infamous character and designs /;
their destiny is fixed and popular
vengeance can not be averted.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-10

DEATH or GEs. FoRREsr's MorHER.-Mrs
Marian Luxton, the mother Of General For
rest, died at Navasota, Texas, on the 18th
ult The Memphis Avatmehe says OF her :
She was born in Marshall county, Ten
nessee, and all the days from the tine she
first budded into womanhood were passed In
the practice OF those Christian and matronly
virtues, which make mothers name the
holiest and most sacred thing on earth. a
Christian by practice and profession, she
bent the strength OF her vigorous example,
to the encouragement Of those virtues which
makes the posSessor Of them happy on earth
and worthy OF happiness hereafter. She
was the mother OF fifteen children, and those
not snatehed from her by that power which
has at length claimed. she educated auf
trained In such a manner as TO make then
models Of all that is good and beautiful Il
woman sad Of all that is knightly and nohl'
snd heroic In man. Nav ihs sod sel; l'shi
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-10

A PREyESTIvE--A gentleman OF ST. Louis
sends the following communication TO ono
OF tho papers there. We have seea his plan
tried, and can recommend II, Ms making tho
oil burn longer and give brighter hame;
Advise the good people Of your city TO I'LL
their coal-oil lamps about one 'ourth full OF
common salt and you will never need TO re-
cord another similar accident, ! have
adopted the above plan in my family, and
6nd that. All the gas created by tho
heat Of the flame Ia consumed. 2, The fame
is much brighter aud clearer. 3. The oil
burns away much slower. 4. II never ca
plodes. Try IL.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-10

RHEUMATIC RrAEDY.--one OF the most
successful physicians in Augusta county,
now dead, used with great effect the follow
ing remedy for Rheumatism, which we give
for the benefit Of all who are troubled with
that dieAse. "Take ? ounces OF sassafras
oil, ounce Of chloroiorm, ! ounce Of fiauda-
num, 4 once Of aqua ammonia, ounces OF
alcohol aud /. ounce oTcannm--nl.x vel 10
ferlcf ano.ii tnorodsEy y .ncgnln; het lgat
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-10

The removal of Pope and Swayne
and Ord looks something like an ef-
fort by the President to stay the tide
of despotism ere it sweeps off tho last
vestige of liberty in the South, leay-
ing nothing but ruin behind it.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-10

ISGRowSG ToL-NAs.-This Is very
troublesome and sometimes dangerous thing
The cure is very simple. Take a sharp
pointed knife, and cut little fnrrow all
along the top Of the nail lengthwise. As
il Oils up scraps II out again. This will
cause the nail to contract at the top, and 30
hosea Us nold IRON the eesh. PrNsvGe
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-10

A man by the name of Hamilton,
who was the Radical representative
Of the sth Ohio District, was killed
on the 22d ult., by his son who was
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1868-01-10
Green River Planning Mills
BOWLING GREEN, KY. ,
y. LEE ABLE,
FARM FOR SALE!

offer for sale my farm, miles IRON
Clarksyille, on the Port Royal Turnpike,
containing | 20 acres, well umbered; frame
house with rooms, 3 outhouses, excellent
cistern, Ice house, potatoe house, Barn,
Stable for horses, Buggy house and Corn
Crib. Terms liberal. Apply 10
IGTNSTEFNS IL nDRTCTT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-23

's|present loyalty Of the appointee. on,
doubtedly this is what should be done ana
what real statesmen would do. But tao
leaders Of The Radical party are nos states
mon. They are bigoted fanatics, IKE SUN
sEa and boutwell, corrupt, Ike BUTLER
vcrshippersiof success, like WILSON timid'
like CHASE; or Indifferent, like GRAM y
They do not desire the qualification OF inc
country nor the restoration Of, good feel
Inc. Ii they arc to lose the loayes and the
fishes. Congress is perfectly willing to re-
= ,,cse the disabilities4of the veriest eccun-
dsel in the southern States If he is o Rsdi :.
cal but not willing to remove thsse Of any
Democrat or, Conservative. The Worlds.
suggestion willigo fcrsnothing. The people
who ars sng,y because Mrs REVERDY JOHN
soN shook hands with Mr.. LAIRD will not
allow General GRANT to treat the southern
people as brethren. They are enemies In
peace as in war. a. I'll II II III ~ 80
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rfaRRIED.

r.,.tv Ga Ha,tfaxl ". g., Or. 0sCAR GRECO.
NY az ssrunswick county. YAs,to MISS PAfliE
CLARK. of Halifax. N. O.
IaBrunaw,ck county, on the 18Th astans I1 y ere
naI,y. ESQ. Of Meck,enburg, TO Miss .bIhhtE
HARVEY, or Brfnswick.
Tn Mcck,dnburg coantv. ontSe 10th instant by
tho Rev MTrRiinco, EDWIN RJISSFLL and MISS
MOLLIE daughter of Armistead boyd.. ...s-az,saz
In MecklenburS county. on the 10th instant py
the Rev j ames Mckdam, THOMAS MlCbAo un
ard Miss ANNA DAVIS. ~ y, t.s-ts-c4
nm .ba NTH instant ut the residence OF the
hr,da,s father, by Flder John M. Butler; MT Mt
ACHILLES II. BTpNETT to MISS MAJ
CHARTERS; botaef thls-city.
= IL .ph,rsa,iam the residence OF the brides
,o,ber In Nalsor, county. Virginia, on tile 18th
instant, by the Rev Edmond Wfthcrs; Mr.. JnHN
LGTIJNSTALJ, OF Lyncheurg, Virginia, 70 MISS
FLORFyCE L. MhSSJE.
4 I.ynchbure, Lexington and Staunton papers
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-23
DIED.,

On the morning or The 18th day OF December,
1ssl at Password, Goochland county MRS. M a.
LINDA J. GOODMAN, wife OF James W. 1ooa-
mar. :, = ,,rs ha,nr
ga . Iasp family Of children, mother. brohers
and sisters besides numerous other relatives and
friends, a II mourn tn" sad event. But unon the
harearpd husband and little ones this afl'ction
falls with peculiar severity. May God protect and
sustain them. X = /, : q 80, :,
In her dlsp sttion Mrs. GooDMAF was kind ana
course with the world sIngul arly free from guile
In her family she was an aft cuona!e VIE fond
and devoted mother, sincere friend, and ABOVE
all n Christian. 4,,,. - ..u,L.a, ZE.Lrt
: This small tribute OF respect to her memory is
q ffrred by one who has had abundant opportunity
o;know- and appreciate her worth .CTTIFt
tain WILLIAM z. BUFORD, aged sixty.two
years. .4f tis'.' if-.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-23

Was there ever before in the world such
apsrty ss: thelpresent Radical party of this
country? Mr.. VAN WICK makes q report
to Congress upon the subject of frauds COM
mitted upon the Government in the matter
of collecting the revenue or evading the
payment of the same, and can find no one
to blame but, the President. Mr.. JOHNSON
is the cause Of call our woes" Congress
passed tenure-of-ofice law which depriyes
him of the power of removing incompetent
or dishonest officials, or Of appointing COM
petent and honest ones; yet Mr.. VAN WICK
csnsnres him because he has not collected
as much revenue as he would have collected
if he had been left untrsmmeIled. This is
the Radical idea Of justice and fair dealing.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-23

ROANOKE VALLEY LAND AGENoY.-Colo-
mel THOMAS f. GooDE, of Mecklenburg, has
established aland agency at Boyd dion, devoted
exclusively to the purchase of lands in the
counties Of Mecklenburg, Halifax, Char
lotte, Lunenburg, and Brunswick. We call
the attention of our friends at the North
who contemplate making investments in
Virginia lands to. Colonel GoopE's an
nouncement for the purpose of saying that
his personal and professional standing in
Virginia are Of the highest character. Or
ders entrusted to him will be faithfully exc
cuted.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-23
.Underwood's Decisions.

The New York San of Monday has on
editorial article the purpose of which is, to
quote its own language, "to exhibit the
" ridiculous character of Mr.. W1LLIAMs's
movements in the Senate in regard to
Judge UNDERWOOD srecent extraordinary
I" decisions" The San has simply succeed
ed in exhibiting itself in ridiculous y
light. 1t does not at all understand the
question which it has undertaken to dis
cuss. It's twaddle about the :" solemnity y
of constitutional amendment will only
cause Mr.. WILLIAMS and the rest Of the
lawyers in the Senate to smile. Mr.. Will
LrAMs knows that Judge SHEFFEY's acts are
valid, and that convict sentenced to the
penitentiary by him is lawfully sentenced,
whether Judge sHEFFEY be disqualified Or
not that it is one thing to punish 8 man
for usurping a judicial or other office, and
another thing to punish the community.
The latter is what the San would have
done; the former is what Mr.. WILL
LIAMs would have done. 1t is in
the power Of Congress to pass law de-
nouncing penalty against the offence of
holding Office in violation of the fourteenth
amendment. But no such law is now on
the statute-book. If any member should
propose as the penalty that all tho horse
thieves, murderers, and other felons, CON
victedsin court held by a disqualified
judge, should be turned loose upon the COM
munity, perhaps the Sun would then be
able to see itself as others better informed
now see it.. Mr.. CHASE is not over-bold !
yet he has some conscience left; and We
are just as confident that if it ever comes
before him he viii reverse UNDERwooD's
decision in the CESAR GRIFFIN case as We
are that CHASE understands the law and
UNDERWOOD is fool.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-23

Inc world says that General GRANT in
hlnng the Offices at Washington and the ap-
poin'men'S abroad ought to make an equi-
table distribution Of them among all sec-
tons OF the country as was done NV our
former Presidents previous to tie late civil,
war. participation in the rebellion sbou,d
"bs no bar, provided he is satisfied of the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-23

NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COM
IN PANY UF THE UNITED STATES OF
AMERICA, WASHINGTON, D. C;1CHARTER-
ED By SPECIAL ACT OF CONGREsS AP-
$1,000, ooooPAD lii FULL.-BRANGH on.
FIUE FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
PHILADELPHIA, where the general business OF
the COMPANY is and to which all gene
CLARENCE II. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
HENRY b. COOKE, vice-Presidens:
EMERSON w. PEET. secretary and Actuary.
This Company, national In It's character, offers,
MUM. and new tables, the most desirable means OF
insuring life yet presented TO the public.
The rates OF premium being largely reduced, are
made as favorable 70 the insurers as those OF the
best mutual companies, and avoid al tae compll,
cations and uncertainties Of notes DIVIDENDS, ana
the Misunderstanding which the latter are 80 az!
Several new and attractive tables are now pre-
sented, which need only to be understood 10 prove
acceptable to thepubllce, such rs the INC0m ONE
MIN PofIdY IN the f, rmer the policyholder
not only secures life Insurance. payable st death
but will receive If living, after period OF aiew
eS eeat t @ oTe pg ss g polcy . the latter
total amount Of money he has paid in, in addition
to the amount Of his policy.
The attention OF persons contemplating insurlns
their lives, or increasing the amount OF Insurance
they already have Is called 10 the special advan-
tages offered by the National Life Insurance Com
Circulars, pamphlets, and full particulars, given
on application to- The branch office OF the Com
pSnyJj jay II C COOKE & CO., Washington, D. c.,
General Agents for District Of Columbia Virginia.
and West Virginia. .
Richmond. the Agent for Henrico, Campbell and
DInwiddfe counties. ne V-sH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-23

RFECKLENBURG LAND AGENCY
lSS The subscriber offers his services for the
SALE and PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE IN
The COUNTY OF MECKLENBURG, VA, or
he WIN make Investments on joint account. For
further particulars addn SIS NV l.. e. FINCH.
BoYDToN. VA, December TO- 1858.
- Refers to General j. ID. Imboden, General j. R.
Anderson, Messrs. Bacon & Baskerville Messrs.
Lancaster & Co, Bic hmond Colonel William
Towns, Captain T. Darlington Mr.. Z. A. Raw
huoi ouuse 40 80 SAA y ~~ rio tx orn
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

DOANOKE VALLEY LAND AGENCY.
LII have established at Boydton, Mecklenburg
svely to the PURCHASE OF REAL ESTATE
in the counties OF Mecklenburg. Halifax, Char
lot.e, Lunenburg. and Brunswick. Itmay be con-
fdently asserted that no such field for investment
in real estate was ever presented In any country
Virginia whether for settlement or speculation.
Opportunities for purchasing lands at exceedingly
low prices arc daily presented here OF when
avail themselves. Being member of me legal
profession propose to investigate land Itles, 10
make purchases. and look to the making OF proper
conveyances to purchasers rrcooDr
PETERS to Judge w. IT. Joynes, OF the Virginia
Court Of Appeals, Petersburg, va Judge h4nter
r. MARSHALL { harlotte Courthouse, Va; Hon.
Johu lie cher, Lexington, Va; and Hon. James
LYONS. Richmond, Va. 80. % ne 2S-eohim
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-23

FyHOAIAsC C. BAYLOR, LAND AGENT, Glou-
sale THIRTY FARMS OF various sizes. situated
upon York, Ware, North. and Severn rivers. One
place Of nine hundred acres cleared land for rent.
Good houses and fences. Persons wishing to buy
or rent will call The subscriber at Cappahosic,
on York river, or address through po5tofhce Glou-
cester Courthouse, Va. no 2o-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-23

ERESH VENISON.-5O hams and sad
u dles FRESH VENISON.
de2s cambridge u ANDERSON.
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HOLIDAY Go0sss.
OsCAR CRAM

4@azts, lew Sds8hsS
OSCAR .CRANz,-.--- ---,.-.-s----.
IMPoRTER- OF AND DEALER IN, FINE
WINES. LIQUORS. AND CIGARS,
NoIs ExcnArsE BLoon FouhrEENrH STREET,
public Eeueraiiy 70 his large ana we'll seiected
s s4 x KRIS n ,sAuTEaNRs, andBuReUEnY;
HOOK and MOSELLE-Plain and Sparkling,
SHSsHhISSsS$ 4NPSFESs5 Ts ESsfi AnDnAr,
and other BRARDlEs, OF the vintages OF ls4S'
Eto 81 70 e, I md s I'D wH1sKEY,
=CORDtaLs, LONDON PORTER, SCOTCH ALE
and ohgE 2tt Ii ane finest RYE wHIsKEYs
.,so ona sen Sss y chests and supe
5or BEAGkp aha ohoaNE, imported direct
from the best house In Cologne. ae zz-se
VX7FLL suET YOU TO a T.
CofTees aud teas, cofTees aud teas, IA .nAH
And Sugars wherewith to sweeten them all
II you wish them at prices to plea,e ,y,,sr,. call,
oofY.es green cen, roasted, aud ground
Teas Of all colors and favors-
We sell them so low by the pound
That the poorest emily our 1aVors.
We ba 70 them for all palates and pockets;k2 eid,
We've the cheapest and also the best
rrom Id Racou,s Quarter TO Rockets sEiIS&E
Their merits are freely contest .
Then come to the CORNER or NINTH AND MAIN
2 All wanting good coffee, sugar or tea s,,n
That you'll brag Of your bargainsyto All whom
+ you see.
z VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
! .983EoJ - fde 21-lw1 j"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-23
GROCERIES, &c.

MO HUMBUG-GREAT REDUCTION
IN IN PRICE FOR CASH.
ALL ARr1CLES WARRANTED.
GOOD COFFEE at 23c. :, --+-.s..... ...e ...-
4 SUPERIOR COFFEE ut 25c.';
BROWN SUGAR az 12}c.; sI-4A.s 32H-
GENUINE NEW ORLEANS SUGAR at 1lc.;
I. GOOD SHERRY WINE at $3.50;
~ GOOD WHTSKEY at 81;
I All oths II articles In proportion. Id
Just received beautiful article or genuine NEW
ORLEANS MOLkSSES. Call and see. 49, -. .
de o. II. STEVENS,PEGRAM e. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-23
CHRISTMAS CAROL.

NHRIsTMAs CAROL. .rgc-.,r -
leone all You young people in country and town,
Alesson through friendship wishto lay down :"
Don't buy up your Christmas until you have seen
The great piles of goodies at lll6.
There IS candies and cakes lemons and dates,
Little dol-babies with little bald pates:
With all sorts of dresses-red, white, and green,
All waiting for parents, at lI6.
Supplejacks, trumpets. oranges, figs
Little tin whistles that squeal like pigs; ..
Sugar piums, jellies, nice enough for queen, --
VIII make your "mouth water,'' at Ills.
Sardines, olives chow chow, and pickle.
Just the right things your palate to tickle. -
ALL all are nice I! Nothing that IS mean
Can you possibly find at 1lls. .s
Pop-crackers, spit-devils torpedoes, and rockets.
Kun here little boys and empty your pockets.
IIurrah for Christmas. You all must convene
And1ay In supplies at l1l6.
Come on 4! We don't off.r you ''Worm Confcc-
tions''; ~
To such things at Christmas know your objec-
lions;
But for toys pop crackers, and all sorts burners,
Spend your money at TRIBBETT's next door be-
low Turner's. -r .-.. rs s.:a &c 23-lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-23
WoTTnAY GOODS


DIZZINI'S PARADISE. @
For all that istpothsome and prettys
The handsomestst stock In the City,
Where all around seems from magic 70 HOW
go visit the store Of P7zzfTI q 20. -
Tharc Christmas displays Its vast bounty 7
For all in the town and the county,
And In the whole city there's not such sno"
There for all whom we love we can IND : z
The Gifts that will Just suit th,ir utnn- =
From q cake for bride, TO Q bex Ior pshuAs
Wen find all for sale with PIzz1NI q 10 -.
Then, his prices will suit every purse,
or mistress, Of child, or OF nurse ,ZZ9
And believe me at once, when tell you 'siS ~,
The cheapest Of men are PIZZISI % co.
---@----=[dc 22-at ------
Ito FOR BRIGGS THE BAKER. =
= Cakes and crackers and bread ,...-
! a,gFe~ Bread and crackers and CAKES ~.
or all bakers BRIGGS Is ahead, - rv}rl
r- E1celling In all that he bakes.
His articles are fresh 40 can be, -
-YAndof materials the Dess
With skill that by few lis possessed.
Content with small profits, he asks
None but most REASONABLE prices
A. While to please is the Chief OF MS tasHs-
And thus he the public entices.z mi
Cakes and crackers and bread f9... ~.
Bread and crackers and cakes ,rr.-, .
OF all bakers BRIGGS Is ahead
Excelling In all that he bakes. .....t
Tde 22-1w
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NHRIsTMAs7 COMES 9BUT ONCE A
Oa,oHr ~ :: YEAR. or 200 '--L"1 :
,.t MAKE TILE MOST OF IT, Jo5: 9
The attention of yhousekeepers and everybody
else is called to my unrivalled stock of '....'
'' HOLIDAY SUPPLIES - bno,
..s- r...,- . AT THE ;f;,ir7f huG i6Hi'
.s.,.. ...,.,r LOWEST PRICES. i; t9if I'D 81
RA1sINs, 1917 ~r7 GRAIN and GROUND
- CITRoN,- s. OK Trvs ~ SPICES j3E'
'CuRRANTs, -; OF all kinds, t..1
.'@' and everything else needed for sfra 81
MINCE PIES AND CHRISTMAS CAKES
,.-..-.-.. r,.. s..s...- tnsN- rrtaow ~ sHi-'
GERMAN FRUITS, ~, CATERS, .fr
TURKISH PhUNEs, PICKLES gs..z--
ALMONDS, CAKES, .--.
OLIVES - CRACKERS
THE BEST IN THE MARKET. =.
FRENCH BRANDIEs, WBIsKEYS rr
FINE WINES, RUM, 80. :. =,
and genuine Liquors Of every other knd--somc
selected with special view to the mo
nj. CHRISTMAS EGG-NOGG.I .s, r@
Besides these we have splendid assortment OF
-1-5 GENERAL GROCERIES. ~iF -1
TEAS g: CoFFEBs - SUGARS,
SOAR, - STARCH -g-lt 5sYRUPs, @7
,CHEEsE, CIGARS, earg Pipes, Fa
! TOBACCO, PEPPER, SALT, ss-
FLOUR, MEAL, s.s-s- &C., &C. T..
Z tvs - WOODEN WARE. Ta&g.t I.
Call at once at ri ... -r..-. - .~-e
srrar- .- j. II. MANDER'S 1850 @ #
-Grcat-Choice- Goods-Low-Price Grocery,
17l2 Main street,
near the Old Market.
de N-eod1w s"-..