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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-18

We have been handed the following
tickets for publication, 1t will be seen
that Mr.. Monroe is upon both tickets.
and our advice to those who desire
law and order, is 10 elect him. He will
ifelectcd be one Of the beat Mayors this
town has ever had, end will put au end
to this drinkiug. Safeguarding aud
fghling that has been SO often seen on
our streets:
For Muyor-GEo. MONROE.
For Recorder--F. W. STSSoN.
For Sergeant L. KIMBERLlNG,
Counrilmen-H. ]. BENEDICT,
JOHN MoCULL0CH.
J, W. BRYAN,
B, GILMORE,
NJ. H. HALE,
JOHN w, ENGLISH.
The above ticket is a good one, and
the following one is equally as good;
For Mayor GEO. MONROE.
Bor Reoorder--F, W. SlSS0N,
For Sergean,-H, MCDANIEL,
Couaoilmep--H BENEDICT.
JOHN S. MILLER.
r, McCAUSLAND,
DANIEL P0LSLEY,
JOHN McCULLOCH,
JOHN G, STORTZ,
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GEN. 7. NJ, HAREs This gentleman
has been appointed by Governor Sew
onsoo, Adjutaut General Of West Viz.
gina, and has taken tho oath of office
and entered upon tn, discharge of his
dutios. No batter or truer man lives in
the State, than Gen. Harris, and no
better appointment could have been
made. Tho General will give entire
satisfaction to the loyal people of West
VirgiHis.
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HrLMBoLD FLUID EXTRACT OF BUcuU
- 1t is with more thon usual earnestness
that we call thu attention of cur many
readers and friends 10 The advertisement
in eUothor column, Of this popular r'm.
edy. Earnest are We in SO mentioning il
as the Concurrent testimony OF our scien
tiGc physicians, both of AlIOpO'hy and
Homeopathic practice, and Of our able
and excellent Druggists, that as n cura-
tive ngcOt for diseases Of the Kidneys
and urinoting orgaosi there is nothing
to equal it,
lis known to all who have made
medicine o study, that Buchu, in some
form. has for ogcS past been used asa
remedy for the aforementioned dis
cases,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-18

KILLED BY LEGISLATION, may not
be generally known that after the FIRST
ofApril there will be no such officer as
0vereer Of the Poor, in this State, The
duties heretofore. discharged by the
overseers have been imposed on the
Supervisors, as will be discovered byrc'
ference 10 to the new Code.
There is another prdNsionin the Code
) 10 which our county readers are more
especially interested. W. refer 10 the
height CT what is termed lawful fence
From timO lmmemorial the legal stand
ard has been five feet, but after the first
of April, fences to como within the re-
ouirement Of the law need be only four
feet high.
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Liver Complaints,

Jaundice and all affections Of the Liver arc
soon removed by the use Of Itoback's stomach
Bitters aud Blood Pills, they are composed Of
vegetable medicinal extracts with special ref
cronce TO their direct action on the liver and
digestive apparatus For sale by II. 5. Bright,
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GoyERSons AID Governor Steven
son has appointed MIR. John T, GnfIio,
Of Harrison county, aid on hissialf, with
t5e rank Of Colonel.
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sEsp THEM IS--We respectfully ask Jus
tees Of tn, Peace to report cases of publsc in
terest, tried before them, aud everybody to
send items of interest for publication. a To-
cal paper should be a compendiu m of loca
histnrY. Help US 70 so make the REGISTER.
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NorIcE.-HereOfter we shall make it rule
10 charge at the rate of Is cents per line for all
"puffs, !" and advertisements Of any descrip
lion. which are placed in our local columns
religious aud charitable offices alone excepted
Free advertising and putting positively dis
continued.
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B.1rtIose ADVERTISING AGyNcY.- NessrS
Els. Riley, Jr. and Jlhn NJ. Kilman, ut ~
South Charles street, Baltimore, Nd, are our
authorized agents 10 receive subscriptions aud
advertisements, at our regular terms.
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Devised 3. unou D avis. Engineer
Oh the Matte RJbsrts, was drowned last
Wednesday moroing at Midlleport. He
was Just g, iog on watch when he was
accilantly kn1pked ogerbo,tl, His
body was recovered shortly afser aud
.eutt to his rri.ais Ha was resident Of
Hockiugpoh, Ohio.
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Meat Market.

NT& The undersigned would res
S,g1SAA. pec,iully inform the citizens Of Point,
Pleasant and vicinity that he has removed his
Meat Shop to bis new building on tho corner
Of 9th aud Maine streets, whore will he found
NJ al lines fresh beef pork veal and mutton,
also choice bacon. such As hams, sides and
shoulders, Always on hand good supply Of
lard, tallow, &c, All Of which win be sold
In quantities To snit. nj the lowest cash prices
Jl'The highest market price paid for bcei
cattle, calves, sheep aud hogs,
inch ll-u GEO, BhEcCS,
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The n4n who WA seen c,rrYius wood
from . reighbor'i wool pile, o7o night
recently, ia reqaaa'Sl by the owner ,bera
Otto msko les, noise il han Hing it the
mex, timo, us hs iisljs-s y:Y much to be
disturbed 10 Bis sleep.
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Read the advertisement! OF "Agenls
Wanted for the SaoFets Of the Great
City"
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20 Pm so sorf" said youug laiJ
the other evening as she saw n yeuug
man making most pitiiul exhibition Of
himself ia ler the 'uaaedce Of ltqnot-
There is a woman ever Al hand to SHARE
oil the woes, or ys OF man.
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JouNsoN's FAREWELL ADDRESS. --On
the 4lh of March, before Andy Johnson
left the White House, he issued fare
we'll address, in which he mourns about
the fate Of the "Constiluton," and still
talks about his "policy," But he was
careful not to tOlk about a mater which
is Of much greater interest to the public
than his policy. Aud that is, tho feet
that Smith & Martins is tho place to
buy goods
n u.,uo- p,v rcur india hal nara
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GEO. MARTIN. AGENT,
Point Pleasant, W. Va.
A ssETs SOPHIE COMPANY Febrsary LIST

A ssETs oFTHg COMPANY February LIST
~ 1868.
Stock Bonds well securely 1000 90
Fifty thousand dollars in U. S $50
Bonds, market value $1,000 90
Seventy. eight shares Merchants Ma
iional Bank, market value $3.50 Oh
Bills receivable, Discount aud pre-
mrq, natesj l5.sts 40!
Office furniture. iron safe, &c. 6OO COZ
Cash in Bank 96S i9l
Cash on hUnd 1856 OIL
slG2.OGi OjI
Losses paid since tho organization Of the
company ,liye years.:
Fire losses s3G,s0l sG
Marinclosscs $1,000 ON
Total $40 ,90l III
N. G. ARTHUR. Secretary.
april lG-N
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S'nith Il Mario ara -'tl! ofariog Ill
kind. of gooIs Al ho very loves figures.
There ha, b,on an alVooco.io dry goods
lately; but there hiss been 20 advance in
prices at this establishment. Give them
call ami ezamoa their stock and pr
cst.
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Only S9.75 Per COpy.

lJSand for circulars and sec our terms, and
a full description Of the work, Address Jones
Brothers 4 Co, Philadelphia, Pa, Atlanta,
Ga, Cincinntti, o., or g. Louis, No.
NNITWT0M-lnGror works OF a sim
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RIO PHYSICIANS.
NRw YopK, August 18th, 1861,

RIO PHYSICIANS.
Ngw YoGE, August 18th, 1861.
Allow me to call attention to my preparation
Of compound extract of Buchu. The compo'
nent parts are BUCHU LoNG LEAF, CUBEBS,
JUMPER BERRIES.
Moor os PErrGEArioN.--Bu chu, in v0cuo -
Juniper Berries by distillaton, to form limo
gin. Cubeb, extracted by displacement by
LIQUOR obtained from Juniper Berries, contain.
Ing very little sugar, small proportion OF
spirit; and more palatGbc than any now in
use, The active properties are by this mode
extracted
Buchu, as prepared by Druggists generally,
is Of q dark color, 1t is plant that emtS lis
Fragrance; The action Of flame destroys this
its active principlc,) leaving n dark aud glu'
tinous decociion. Mine is the color OF ingrcdi'
en,s. The BuChu in my preparation FREEDOM
mates; tho smallest quantity OF tho other in.
gradients are added, to prevent fermentation;
uron inspection il will be found not to be n
Tincure, as made IN PhamaCopma, nor is it
q syrup-and therefore eau be used ia cases
where fever or inAamation exists, In this You
have the knowledge Of tho ingredients and the
mode OF preparation.
Hoping ,hstyou will favor it with trial,
and that upon inspection il will meet with
your appreciation,
With feeling Of confidence,
am, very respectfully,
II. 7. HELMBOLD,
Chemist and Druggist Of l6 Years Expo.
rippce in Philadelphia, and now located
Mt his Drug aud Chemical Warehouse.
Sg4 Broadway, New York
r7.,o, ,l,, lor,.,, Morrtoc,urinc Chemists in
f'''" '"' ''' ,Lo yyorI1
~ 49, Az w. y ~ u,..,.,,.
~ am acquainted WIN Mr. H. l ueluhoo'!'
he occupied the drug store opposite NY rI,l'
deNce, ana was successful III 'oH'upuhg We
business where others mad not been equally go
before nm nave oeen iNNoIop'y iH'l''es'eo
win ms character ana enc prs, ,Is,I,,,,,,r,,,,
WILLIAM Weigh Man
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PEssoYAL,-WO hal eeaSanI call
Saturday, from Samuel B, McCoiloch,
Esq, Secretary of the West Vrgiuia
Insurance Con pony, Wheeling, whO
was here 10 tho interest Of the CO@paug,
This Company is owned AMI managed
by many of our most wealthy citizens
among whom uro quite number from
this section. They ore now fully or
ganizod and prepared to take risks gu
buildings and every other description Of
property, at the loves! rates. Mr.. Nc.
Cullocb appointed Iessrs. F. w. Sisson
and C. Shrewsbury, Agents for this
Company, at this place.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
Secrets OF the &reat City.

4 Work DESCRIPTIVE OF INc NWIUes, anu INC
Vices, the Mysteries, Miseries aud Grimes
of New YORK. City,
III You wish to know how Fortunes Hro
IL IN ade and lost In day; how Shtewd
Men arc ruined in Wall Street; how "CountrY
men" are swindlcd by Shsipen, how Minis
tors and Merchants arc Blackmailel, how
Dance Halls and Concert Saloons are Mana.
god; how Gambling Houses arc conducted;
how Stock Companies Originate and how tho
Bubbles Burst, &c, read this work 1t con.
lains 80 fine Engrayings, tolls all about the
mysteries and crimes Of New York, and is the
spiciest aud cheapest work Of tho kind pub
lished
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-18

LEISURE HouRs. We have received
the March number. bsiog lumber six, Of
a new Magazine published at Pitlsbnrs,
Penn, by O'DSyer L Co. 1t is per
feet gem. The editors seem to be lode :
f.,igablc with pea and scissors. The
number before Us is versatile aui ray
We Recommend il to the reading public,
Price SO q year
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SMITH & pAIRBLE,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
III ATH H r,
PoINr PHEASANT sYRST Va

CONSTANTLY on hand Sole, Upper Calf
" Harness Leather, &c, at the lowest cash
prices, The highest cash pyiles paid for
hides.
I1'we wish 10 buy large quantity of Tan
Bark, for which we win pay the very best pri-
ces In cash, delivered in cur yard, Parties
having bark to sell will find it TO their adyant'
age to make contract with us for same.
feb HIN. SMITH 4 PRlBBLE
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II 49,. M. ~. -k,ro ,yill n,
= "a s'o N"' n D..
49, W, m,,. i.aIs. 40 M,in s,r.o,
ta,, 1' 49,. anI 0nia.r NJ, p
' 80" $50 $50, ,,,,,o,.., - ,,,t
'1' Wv" w. ',,-' :; ,g,.5,,,,,,,,
Ut P'''4l''' :, ~, -, I,,,rs II,
Cine b,e anil well selected stock (
roojs ojap,sd to this market and seas
On, soi Isl sell T., wholesale or retail Ut
,,v f,,,,.s the retail l,atuys in his
b,.;os.. bo has I'm, rsreo,Iy Introduced
and IN, G,s, 6,,r Of his establishment. i
JrY,,ai rn,5., brane5 Hats and cans
r., ~. ,o,,o,, IA tho ,;,last cricss will
10 h,,d a. lie cooo,pre Wbetbor
,horor,rs van won, the finest silk or tho
,o,r,o,oo.I vool chons,u % 10 Pr,lb-
-, -, 80, 10 o,.o,,l,,.l
r,n.,... .n,,,. vn Gal :, u ,b.it
1,..,',., A.. :, o,l ,,,.o,., his
,5,l, ,,,. a,,,o. ...,h,isr,o.,,.
r. ,;,,,,,..ha.,,,,r rr no, convenient
.;;, ,ho ,i,r No., ,noy cana r,oi, ar
a., o,,f,a,, ,b,t ,bon viii b, fDea
KIN. e ,b., r,.ro o.s,o,, +, ,,ol,
,,,.,,;no, ,v1.syn, yo,,D.,.n ,,r
Ap'S"''''Su l"' w., -, a =.
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Be HoNEsr.--Puy yOut indesIaln:cs
10 this otfiC
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How pEopLE Misunderstanding persons
move slowly; their hends move alternately
from side to side, WINE they occasionally
stop and turn around.
Careful persons lift their feet h;sgh and
place them down, and pick up some little
obstruction and place it quietly by the side
Of the way
Calculating persons generally walk with
their hands in their pockets and their heads
slightly inclined.
Modest persons generally step softly, Tor
fear of being observed.
Timid persons often step off from a side
walk on meeting another. and always 60
around a stone instead of stepping over 1t.
Wide-awake persons "toe OUT" and
have a long swing to their arms, while
their heads swing about miscellaneously.
Careless persons are forever stubbing
their toes.
Lazy persons scrape about loosely with
| their heels, and arc first on one side OF the
walk, then the other.
Very strong-mindcd persons have their
Ices directly in front Of them, and have q
| kind of stamp movement.
Unstable persons walk fast and slow by
turns.
venturous persons try all roads, fire.
quently climbing the fences instead OF
going through a gate, and never let down q
bar.
One idea persons and very selfish per-
| sons g toe in"
Cross persons are very apt to- hit their
knees together.
Good-natured persons snap their finger
and thumb every few steps.
Fun-loving persons have a kind OF jig
movement.
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IS SeFsBLossoMS.-Thec custom OF wear
= r orrnre blossoms in the hair by q bride
mon her .,edding day is, in France, a mat
ter OF much pride and Importance, mas
,areb as 1t is o testimonial Of purity, not
only of the bride herself, but of integrity
sfal m llity in the character OF her reia-
ives. In the province OF franehe oomte
5 ad -a;aent is considered q sacred rlgn1'
obtained by undoubted character, ana as
Ii proudly maintained. Should any act
prudence in early life, Implying ven
,icion of faint upon the chastity o1th
De known, the use OF the orange
SIC. oIns is forbidden; indeed, should the
& le attempt to wear it on the occasion
of marriage, she would be ncountere
- church door by the village lads, vlo-
lenfly seized. and the emblem Of purity de-
p~rasIing,y tern from her hair; nor would
ceremony be suffered to proceed until
all trace OF tine flower thus protaned had
disappeared from her person.
In Almost every village or small town IN
France the bride entitled to wear the
crown of orange blossoms he's this beauti-
full certificate Of her purity either framed
placed under a glass shade and 1t IS
{reAriously preserved, if possible, even
Though generations, as an indisputabie
Testimonial OF undoubted character. The
mother of q natural child never dares
assume, not only the orange-blossom crown,
,sut even the white dress and veil, upon
her wedding day, theae habiliments being
considered to belong only to the pure.
hoald such an attempt be made, the most
bitter ridicrle, the most unmerciful sar-
CASINO, would accompany her and her un-
gggtauate husband to the altar.
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"The moral drama of Formosa is adj
y~ertised in Hartford.
"chemical file" for removing corns.
has been invented by q Milford Connect
cut) doctor.
Half O dozen southern papere call their
short paragraphs "chips," and q mali
cious man says it is because the writer's
make them out Of their own heads.
During the past two years the citizens OF
Lawrence, Kansas, have succeeded IN rals-
ing eighty-seven cents toward Il 3lo,ooo-
monument to Jim Lane.
A lazy lad, who did not go to church un-
til the congregation were coming out, asked
ais il all done ?" "No,' was the reply,
it is all said; but I think it will be some
time before it is all done"
The White county (Arkansas) Record
has a local column devoted to the Move
ments in society,"" These movements re-
late chiefly to people who change their resi-
dence from one house to another.
The chief of the Charleston police has
lust issued an order STIMULATING "that no
person or persons will be allowed to 60
masked through the streets, or to have
their faces dis6gured in any manner where
by they may not be recognized. Masque-
raiders are allowed to dress in fancy cos
tunes, only preserving the attire OF their
sex"
Mrs. Bickwe,l said in Detroit the other
day that there are 5000, 600 women IN
America who wanted their rights, and were
going to have them, with the aid OF their
Is, 1000, 900 tongues.
Governor Fairchild and other members of
the State visiting committee last week Wis.
tied the Wisconsin reform school, n OF
course the Governor must make q speech.
During his remarks he asked the boys II
thew could tell what the committee came
for Prompt was the response from one OF
them eyes, sir to be reformed"
A Louisville darby of great age assem-
bled all his descendants to the fourth gene
ration, last week, for an old-tashioned
tcandy pull" Unfortunately certain
questions of legitimacy arose, and one OF
his grandchildren was arrested for shooting
one Of his great-grandchildren, and again
one of his Observation-Disclosures uncles was
nut in the station-house for shooting his
Cousins youngest daughter, while several
of his descendants of miscellaneous de-
nominations were locked up for disorderly
conduct.
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farmlld lispatrll,
sIDaY DECEMBER 81, 1869.


Professor y. %. Steele has communicated
The following to the Elmira AduertiSer:
There appeared in the AdUertiser some
weeks since a paragraph, copied, ! believe,
sfrem d Michigan paper, declaring that a
oslumn of magnetic light is shooting out
From Che sun at q prodigious s~peed--that il
already reaches half way I the earth-and
That, in all probability, by another summer
Ne shall have celestial and atmospheric
~phenomena beside which our rudest winter
winds viii seem like q June morning in
pesadise,' In fine, that when this big tongue
OF ssc touches the earth it viii likely lap
mp our globe ut one mouthful. Very many
have made Inquiries of me concerning this
prodigy, ands with vJur leave, / will try TO
satisfy their curic~ity and perhaps aliay
their fears.
1t has been known for some time that
during o total eclipse red flames were seen
10 play about the edge of the moon. Du-
ring the eclipses Of 1868 and 1869 it was
definitely sett.ed that they were entirely
disconnected from the moon, and were vast
tongues of fire darling out from the suns
disc. BY observation with the spectre
sceac, and also by means of the wonderful
photographs Of the sun taken by De Ia Rue
E hLNi Ia liz ISkLpSS Vi ISuSs ~ "tS AADSo
vercd that these fire mountains consisted
mainly of burning hydrogen gas. This
was precious information to secure in the
midst OF the excitement and novelty, and
in the brief duration of q total eclipse. 1t
did not, however, satisfy scientific men.
For two years Mr.. Lockyer, aided by q
grant from Parliament to construct q supe-
rior instrument, had been experimenting
ind searching in order to detect these
flames at other times thar at the rare oc-
currence of q total eclipse. On the goth Of
October, 1868, he obtained 8 distinct image
Of one of the promineuccs, which he after
ward traced entirely around the sun.
Astronomers can, therefore, now study
these flames ut any time.
Observations now being taken show that
storms rage upon the sun with a violence
of which we can form no conception. Hur-
ricsnes sweep over its surface with terrific
violence. Vast cyclones wrap its fires into
~whirlpools, at the bottom Of which our earth
could lie like q boulder in q volcano. Huge
Names dart out to enormous distances, and
Ny over the sun with q speed greater than
hat OF the earth itself through space. At
ae tine a cone of fire shot out so, 900
ailes, and then died away all in ten mi
iss' time. Besides such awful convul-
fbns the mimic display of 4 terrestrial
blcano or earthquake sinks into insignifi-
tance.
I" There is nothing in these phenomena to
alarm US. They have, in all probability,
happened constantly for ages past. That
we have BOW means of investigating their
nature, and measuring their height and
velocity, furnishes no cause OF anxiety.
Rumors of these discoveries have crept
into the papers, and exaggerated by re-
peated copying and sensational additions,
have given rise to these mysterious and
uncalled-for predictions"
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Going TO Sleep.

The light Is fading down the sky,
The shadows grow and multiply,
/ hear the thrush's evening song;
But l have borne with toll and wrong
so long, so long.
Dim dreams my drowsy senses drown
So. darling, kiss my eyelids down.
My LIES brief Spring went wasted by,
Nv Summers ended fruitleSsly:
learned 10 hunger, strive. and walt,
l found you, lorc-oh, happy fntc.
So late, so late
Now all my fields are turning brown,
So, darling, kiss my cyelids down!
Oh, blessed sleep 4. oh, perfect rest
Thus pillowed on your faithful breast,
Nor life nor death Is wholly drear,
O, tender heart, since you are here,
So dear. so dear
Sweet love. my souls sufficient crown !
Now, darling, kiss my eyelids down!
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Thirty-two ladies of Upton, Indiana, all
young and many beautiful, recently met in
council and passed the following brief pre-
amble and comprehensive resolution:
"Whereas, We mean business therefore
be it
"ReSolued, That we will not accompany
any young man to church or other places of
who uses tobacco in any
and that we discard oil young
men who play billiards, euchre, or poker;
and that young men who indulge in profane
language need not apply and that we will
not, by 'hook, look, or crook notice any
Young man who INDUCES in lager beer or
whiskcy: and that we will not harbor young
men known to keep late hours"
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE!
STILL GREATER REDUCTION.
DRY GOODS LOWER THAN EVER.
As we will remove from our store No. 1919 Main
street to our OLD stand, Nc. so proau street,
between Third aud Fourth by the
LIST of January, we offer,
during the balance OF
this week,
UNrRECEDENTED BARGAISs
DRESS GOODS,
DOMESTIC GOODS,
WHITE GOODS,
WORSTED KNIT GOODS
SHAWLs,
HOSIERY,
ARABS,
CLOAKINGS,
CLOAkS,
QUILTS,
BLANKETS,
CAssIMEREs,
FLaNNELS,
TABLE LINENS, &C.
Customers may depend on getting any goods in
our stock at very low prices, as we wisn 10 save
the expense of removing them, and therefore offer
great Inducements.
WILLIAM THALHIMER s SONS,
de % 1919 Main street, Ezekiel's old stand.