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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-04-30
.rr;VaIs-ADril goth.

". Wickham, Huron, O.; Jas. II. Baker,
Grafton. w. va; Daniel Potter. jr., Steuben.
vile o.: Miss Hams, Grandyiew, o.. N. Tay'
ior baltimore; E. G. Scruggs, do WI. Parker,
Detroit; o. F. Kendall, New York; S. H. Haynes,
New Orleans; j. NJ. Rollins, New ork; s.
MarksnweIz, do z. A. Tuttle, Brooklyni Z; a.
d. w. Fairchild, New York; G. A. Begula,
Philipsburgh; W. +. Mailer, W. Va j. W.
Yankever. Mich; j. A N. Clary, Cumberland;
Nathan Goff, Clarksburgi Geo. Washington
virginia
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wThere was considerable excite
ment last night in East Wheeling over
a chimney on fire. 1T was put out, and
so were we, for we expected to get big
item.
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wDon't fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies', Misses and Children's
wear, at 107, and compare prices with
those of the leading Shoe firms.
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BA colored Sorosis OF some sort
holds nightly meetings at the Court
House.
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EA good big fire was not disagreed
bic yesterday. Think of it. Huge fires
on the first of May
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VBen Wade is wanted in New York
The recent freshets, we are informed
have left that region without DAM
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vFor anything and everything IN
the way of Boots or Shoes, 60 to Blond
& Bachman's.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

EYesterdsy was quite showery and
slightually cool.
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B- Nary galoot before the Police
Court yesterday.
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W. >. Goodwin.
W McLURE HOUSE,
Cor. Market and Monroe $751;
WHEELING, w. VA-
w. F. GOODWIN & CO.,


,,,HE ONLY FIRST CLASS HOTEL IN
This city. Omnibusses eonnect with all
trains and steamboats,.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
For RENT.

UTAREROOM, OPENING ON QUINCY
w street, over Hubbard & Bros store. APP
ply to Hubbard & Bro. april
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Saturday, May sth, 1863,

-oco.d on the premises, to sell the following de
cried nronsrty N At Is to say; a certain tract OF
marcel Of land situate n Ohio county state q
wat Va and on the east fork OF Long run north
sIsa and ksing the west corner Of the Poor
House tract and boundedas follows; Beginning
at sugar tree thence north IS deg esst ~ a.
yoss sonth deg, west 10 poles to a gum tree
thence south Is3 deg west IS poles to stake
tbsnee north as deg, west 81 poles to the begin;
ine' centaining seven acres, less three roods and
thirty nine poles aud being the same Pr SI Fly
tah Pa1na he decd dated March 18th, 1865.
TERMS OF SALE:-Five hundred dollars casn
the balance in three equal payments At oso, '"o'
and three years, with Interest and se9g I
,o.SH.. Trustee.
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+ wTo get fine Lasting Balmorals and
Congress Caters go to F. NJ. Porters,
No. 1876 Main street. II
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FO1 RALE CHEAP.

nNE OFFICE DESK, n FEET LONG.
~ One Burnside Stove and Pipe.
Two Small Stoves.
Ono Square Upright Show Case.
One Counter, IA feet long.
Windows, Doors, Nantes, &c.
pFS LOGAN, LIST & CO.,
uarla.tF Bridge Corner
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FBlond & Bachman have received
fine assortment of the spring styles of
Lasting Balmorsls and Lasting Button
Caters.
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wFrench Calf, hand stitched, Boots,
lust received at F. NJ. Porter's, No. 135
Main street.
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FOR RENT.

U,HR STORE ROOM No. MONROE
i street now occupied by Lewis, Little 4 Co.
Also the room No. IL, occupied by j. & Z.
Morris, as hardware store. Possession given
April LIST, 1869. Enquire Of
Sec3l W. W. MILLER.
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vF. N. Porter has the finest and best
selected stock of Ladies' and Misses
Shoes in the city.
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NEW AND ELEGANT BUILDING,
a situated on the northeast corner of Eof
and Division atreets, containing twelve rooms.
Also. a Dwelling House in North Wheeling
containing eight rooms.
For further particulars enquire of
JAMES SWEENEY,
AprI7tf Centre Wheeling.
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SUITS FoR BRUNETTEs.

An evening dress of amber colored
silk has train shaped skirt, which is
trimmed with three narrow plated
founces, which are placed at considera-
BILE distance apart. Each flounce has a
narrow edging of black lace, scolloped
with gold thread. An overskirt of
black lace, dotted with gold, edged with
a magnificent trimming to correspond,
is looped at the side with yellow roses.
A stylish suit has an underskirt of half
inch stripes of sultan red and black.
The overdress is a deep, full-skirted
basquineof stripes. 1t is trimmed with
deep fringe, composed of the two
colors; above this is narrow auting of
black satin. There is large bow in
front where the belt closes, and q bow
in the centre of the back. The bas.
quine is caught up at the sides with
similar bows.
Very handsome bonnets for brunettes
are made Of black chantillo, or Spanish
lace, trimmed with the trailing grasses
and the brilliant flowers so much in
vogue. Round hats or black Neopoli-
tan satin, or of the golden colored Itsl-
ian straw, are extremely pretty. The
latter are sometimes trimmed with
black lace, ornamented with scarlet
berries, or peoples, or with yellow vel
vet pansies, mingled with bows of gold
and black ribbon.
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FOR RENT.

UNHE SECOND FLOOR OF OUR STORE
Room The floor is lbs feet long by 20 feet
vide. Has fine light. Possession given lnme-
dIstely. A w. PAUL. g. CO,
lao Main street, Merchants Block.
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1esjrabIe Residence for Sale.

lam AUTHORIZED TO SELL THAT
vary desirable residence on Main street,
Centre wheeling, At present occupied by MI
n s Long. II has nine rooms and bath room
with water and gas on both floors, ana ls gen
orally In FIRST rate order. Possession gwen "
July l. ie''' II "'' THOMAS o'BRIENr-
ana. Real Estate Agent.
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THE PREVAILING STYLES IN PARIS.


Everything which hangs softly and
gracefully, such as merinos, mouslin de-
laine, ETC., is very fashionable, and is
being employed most freely in the CON-
position for costume for the ensuing
season. The dress consists, in all in
stances, of two skirts, of distinctly diff
ferent materials-the under one gener-
ally of striped satin or velvet, the up
per one of cloth or merino. =. 18th these
we have a small fitting jacket Of either
velvet or cloth, with collars and revers
of quilted satin. For visiting and home
dress, trains continue to be in fashion.
DRESSES, BoNNETs, CHIGNcNs, &c.
There is a very decided change in the
shape of dresses since last winter. The
skirt is no longer entirely gored, so as
to be scant and narrow at the top and yet
to be long and ample at the bottom.
Now the front part of the dress alone is
gored: in wide materials one width; in
barrow, three; or, again, one whole
width, with one-balf on either side.
Tho frant part is slanted off from about
half way up the skirt to the top; all the
other widths are cut straight and gath
cred at the top, the gathers being larger
at the back.
In bonnets there are various models,
among which lady may choose that
which suits her best. Small bonnets are,
generally speaking, more becoming than
large ones, but the round shape do not
look as well on some heads AS the fan
chon does, and the Spanish violette or
capulet, while it suits some counte-
nances, is to be avoided by others, whose
piauant expression would be much en-
HANGED by the coquettish chapeau russo.
Chignons are not much smaller than
they were, but the long curls of which
they are most frequently composed-es-
pecially for evening dress-render them
far moro graceful than the smooth round
cushions of last year.
Long looped-up skirts are still gener-
ally preferred to short ones, and con-
sidered more elegant, even for walking
dresses. A new style of Porte-jupe is in
great vogue this spring; it is called the
porte-jupe Trianon. 1t forms an orna-
ment upon the skirt, and throws it
back, looping it up just in the way that
the youthful Maria Antoinette looped
up her dress when she played at being
milkmaid in her little mimic farm OF
| Trianon.
Circulars will be worn this spring;
they generally are in the demi- saiSoR,
taking the place of shawls, which are
quite gone out of fashion; but the tight
fitting paletot, forming at once bodice
and second skirt, will be the favorite
mantle of the summer.
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SUITS FOR BLoNDEs.

~b - -S---S 0A0 eDAOo0g VIC wi
late from various authorities on the SUBJ
ject, as we'll as other exchanges:
= vs. SUITS FOR BLONDES.
A charming dress silk has on the frat
skirt nine inch bias plated rufle. The
plaits are held in place by bias band
OF green satin. The second skirt is
trimmed with fringe, headed with bands
of satin. The side seams, which are
lifted by plaits, are covered by bias
pieces of silk, bound with satin. The
basquine gives third skirt, which falls
little below the waist, and which is
lifted at the sides with bow with long
ends. The belt is confined at the back
by large double bow, and the wide
sash ends are trimmed with fringe. A
walking suit of pink chambery has a
deep fiounce trimmed at the bottom
with white braid; three rows of the
same braid head the founce. An over
skirt, which has three narrow founces,
trimmed in the same manner, is lifted
at the back. A little cape, called the
carrie, or coachman's cape, reaches the
elbow. This is simply trimmed with
braid. A large bow at the back with
wide short ends, finished with rufles
and braid, completes pretty costume.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

NY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
Is made by James Clatterbuck TO me, dated
March 18th, 1868, and now of record In tne ornso
of the Recorder for Ohie county In BOOK . Pss0
IA I will IN
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

INCUR SMALL DWELLING HOUSES YIN
X Wheeling island. Enquire OF ,,r,,Sr
-o5 SO Main street-up stairs.
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GOSSIP FOR THE LADIEs.-The follow.
ing, in relation to the prevalent fash
ions, both at home and abroad, we col.
late from various authorities on the sub
iect. as we'll "a other axchanoas
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

~ Sab 1GIazedJ, venetian Window shut
sers, all as good as new, for SAFE I NJ REEILIY.
unar23 -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-11-24
HUGHESS ACADEMY.

vHsHE fifty fourth Session Of my School will COM
= msnce on Monday, January 10Th, 1870, and
continue twenty weeks.
This school il located in Orange county, NJ. @.
SIX miles north Of HlIsboro, III pleasant and hea
thy neghborhaod, and one noted for morality.
Churches Of different denominations are situated
convenient 70 the school, and the pupils are required
TO attend church regularly on Sabbath.
The course Of studies win embrace everything ne
cessay 10 enter our best Colleges and Universities
EXPENSES.
Tuition per session, SIS 90
Board, including room fuel, washing &c. SOS 90
No extra charges, and deductions will BE- made in
cases Of proiracted illness.
Payment can be made. one third at frst Of session
lone third al the middle of sessios--balance At The
close Of session,
For further particulars, address
). w. HUGHES, Principal.
Ceder Grove. Orange, IN. G.
Nov. nth 1860. A.
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HOW iosTETTER's BITTERs CURE
DYSPEPSIA.
THE WHOLE sfoRY d ! NUrsHELL.

THE WHOLE STORY IN a NUTSHELL.
The Office o. The stomach il 10 convert the food In
10 crsam-like semi-Asid, called cnrnn This Ell
fecied partly by the action Of solvent, called the
gastric juice. which exudes from the coating ofthe
stomach, and partly BY mechanical movement Of
that organ which eAsrns 40 Il we're, The dissosins
ament. The carME passes from The stomach into
the duodenum, enlfaacsl % the bowels, where i i
subjected The aclivn Of the bile, and The nutritious
portion Of il converted into dnid called Cbyk,
which eventually becomes blood.
Now, il is evident that IL The great solvent. the
gastric juice, i moi prodnred in sufficient quantity
or il ihe mechanical action Of the stomach il moi
sufficiently brisk, The s process Of digestion will BE-
bur impeeciy performed. Il is also clear that 4 The
liver. which plays such an important part In chang
inc The naurshng portion Of The cbyms into The ma
seriai blond, Is congesed, o. 10 any unnatural cond'
sien, The second process will mol be thoroughly accom-
pIished The result, Of the ftco futures ls dyspepsa
complicated with biHousness.
The mode in which H0STETTER's BITTERs
operate IN such cases Is this: they nvgofae The eei-
luisf membrane Of The stomach, which evolves the
gastric juice, thereby nsnriLg ample sufcieney Of
the uid 70 completely Dissolve the food. They also
act upon the Of the stomach. causing acce-
Grafton Of the mechanical movement necessary to re-
ducs The food 10 homogeneous mass. They also act
specifically upon The liver. Strengthening IL and 90 en-.
sliing II 70 produce an ample and regular supply o.
bile. for The purpose u converting The nutritious par
,eles Of The chyms into chye and promote the pas
sage through The bowels q the useless debris.
IL ibis wy, H0sTETTEgs BBTrERs cur.
dyspepsia and liver complaint The explanation i
PLAIN, simple. philosophical. and true.
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Kcvv Adve.h menfs!

c'''ls hss Iarss supp Tho niees' and largest
esnpis you ever saw.
See asals of yalaabt land"
zee " Koskco ia phg medicine Of tho day.
hosKoo ths great NJ Invigorator, Blood Puri6-
y 1a'sa enossior, t,sared BY Dr.. J. J. Lawrence
ne celebrated Phbsipn and Chemist, Is SAFE
IIkAsASr and HrLiApk remedy, for the rnryssrlos
Acuar Of al disease caused BY Torpid Liver,
'mpds1 blood Dsords Of The Kidneys, Or Debility
Of the Nervous system
II HEsILATEs the secrdions, ERADIcArEs all HUMons
o. TAiArs restores Lost wasied nervous power and
q the same lime tains up sid imparts tonc and vi-
go 10 The arhok system.
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N. M. WILSON & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
18Th and Cary SIreels, KICHMUNU, va.

I0tM anu Jury oIfets3 hiShN1sRs y ~
Opposite Tobacco Exchange Building.
SOLICIT consgnments Of Tobacco, Wheat, Flour,
~ Corr and Country Produce generally.
Strict personal attention given 70 all sales and
prompt returns rendered. On hand foil supply Of
Bsgs for grain. We are prepared 10 make liberal
advances IN cash. FERTILIZERS OF Merchandise on the
faith Of shipments, on consultation.
Thankful. for The past lihelaIiiy VI our friends, we
hope 10 deserve fair portion of their patronage.
We will remit to our friends currency by Express,
or Check, Payable in Danville, ~ desired
REFER TO- Calvin Graves, Esq, Caswell, Y
Col VIM Martin, esq, Johnston & Ficklen, Bankers,
DansiIie, Va, ! Priichet, Piitsylvana county, Va
Dir Vim N Darlington and q Edmunds, Halifax
county Va, Coli w Cunningham. Person, n Y.
March "a. lO--6m
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4 LIE STICKS.

A litue new boy. to sell his paper, told .
lie. The matter came up 10 The sabbs'h
school wosld you tell lie Tor three
centsf asked q teacher Of one ~ me Boys.
"No ms'am.' answered Dick very dee'-
dedIy.
"Fur ten cenisF"
sNo ma'am."
.Fer thousand dollars y
Dick was staggered. A thousand dolls's
lacked sig. q. would II not buy lots 81
thinssl While he was thinking. ann'her
boy rusred ou, no s.ma'om!" right behind
him.
.sYhy no, I" asked The teacher.
-Be,suse. when the thousand dollars y
Y sane.s.l ali the lungs they've g., WI, ~
~ &C soas,sp, The lie - there ~ the
b." aosws'e,u; u. boy.
= s.p., ~ :, ~ ss .ss sss s s's
20 cav !, M; hard heavy ''ld
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@otaI 9spartmsl,t.l
The News.

Fb oar Milton conesOoo,I.
Mauisi Million % Monday ihe il
Jones hi Y Henry W. Chsusy dli
Msyss, III IIusylsania county. VIZ,
Died |'Af'sed House il tas~ell 1 y shs
islh iu3 II frances Taylor aged !
coas il PERSON
Aisal1ast 1bursJay ID Person Cd ,ern sold
for "a PEI baEeI, and wheat i. ono 'ef bush.
81 sasA
y lwoa Ase cents per pourd Ia N
a A. ACCIDENT.
Geoa smith, young man raj Million. has
been really guarding the con6< Dosh Gum
about lIni'es 81. Ths other o. ss be stood
% shslfkst The corn crib hi. Il sn pistol (los.
ded tf''s~i.h squirrel shol) on lhe iii o.
~ d0sfd striking the hamm, "a Oh and pu,
a. wh'9osd through his RICH just below The |
knee ! now 10 Milton on hes.
sEizxp son 81
sqoi jimmie Jones az Cas- county OWED ,hs
es'als slchn Lee security !. 4 some two Il
dee dots fys stephens The ssr sros, Caswsll
1'hsss day he squire sens xsson load Il j.
b y his Two fne ana, j DausilIe. BIZ,
&c nyhs@ been traded 10 smsn Of sha. ,ouo
4. ason sAd One mares 10 assaehsd ior The !;
'sbs- was allowed 10 hollB Is tobacco.
-
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Fire

Tuesday night ,hees vas Al alarm Of fire In
IN. An oaihouse near 70 The daelling house
. Cheek was burnt down. There was nothing
Owing 70 heavy rain that was falling Il The
Il dwelling house didni cs,cn. The Gre wss
By he caseIsssnrss Of negro boy who wen,
! houss with lighted candle.
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Adams an engineer On The Danv.le road, i hard
10 bea,. They were alIiaiking about big pumpkins.
gisn,leme.-ssid Adams can bestyca oil. Whn
"a. running Oh he wilminglon q Weldon there
wss family consisting Of man and bis vile who
with III gown sons we're found lisinsia by
punpAin that they had followed Oul duIing ihe var.
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Va Saturday sktf<s tournament wss held =
promsbasg ID usE.Gsa.y lYa) !. which u q.
asf' sore the esnssr. bob Jennings was lhe
hs successful kniehss have forgotten he name
= sAs IaAy he eta.a Clifton Masely u lIallfan
''sk The ssconl hsa,ssa crowned ailss issbsIla
ransf q hiItea al An had merry limo. 4
~ supper ~as ~. % he young knishss g..
~ unde' hn <y~ hsiogkel W BIZ horse 80 ras.
~. -. sud striking AtaIna she steel hook which
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ALFRED WILLIAMS.

ALFRED WILL Ms,
rsuccessor 10 Wtffams and LAMBETH
.lnnosiseihe National Bank,
RALEfGH, N. q.
uYEgP constantly iof sale large ADD general
N sock ~
R,oks, Stationery and Fancy Goods,
Consisting of
school. Standard and Miscellaneous Books,
Account and Blank Books. Pulpit and
Family Photograph Bibles. festa-
menls, Prayer and Hymn
Books, Albums, Photo
graphs and Splen.
did Chrome Pictures, Stationery 10 great
variety, Perumery, Soap and
Fancy Articles.
Sabbath School ana Song Books
il srea. variety. Together with every article usu-
ay kept ia Inc Book and stationery line. his stock
i al NEW and Desirable, lhasiog no old stock
aud suited TO the present wants Of the trade, oil 10
! hch will be sold al prices low can be had 10
any house ia the state. He will furnish sny books
PLBLISHER'S PRICES,
and will procure any book not on hand on the short
est nolice.
Having made arrangements with The Publishers,
iol the Deposlor 81 the
National Series Of School Books,
adopted ty the Board Of Education, Tor heu ofihe
Common Schools u The state. en- now prepared
10 furnish these Books 10 The Public Schools. ~ the
prices stipulated with the Boafd-fof which, see The
circular d The superintendent Of Public Instruction
Private schools adopting hesc series y Books, VII
be furnished II the same rates.
Orders are solicited and will meet with prompt at
ten,ion. ALFRED WILLIAMS,
Bookseller aud ssationsr.
n.l.;ah flc, iaea 10-3m
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Eyes or

islers viii oblige BY keeping. their eyes Of our
q as,.eys- or liemll be more anon
A gentleman 10 boarding house II Rich.
IhiIe laboring. under q ii gof insanity cut out
biz eyes. he Was slready blind in the other.
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From wha can u around ,Ae Million see,Io'
andover ahq sinegqk Ya) the planters who has.
made iobacd ALL " made Il very fine. Gle,
Mebane PEI iIon Paid % have made speua(
crop Of thq Isfafsf III
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-11-24

Dr.. wssins i hy.isisa N Rishmanl. ha'
llsIy died - i gentleman been % ,hs
Isot u .hsi siiy 4. ere~dsa s,ouaa b dead
bpiy aud made Il IL sish lhsir lamentations.
j. iAs funeral p - asy lssksd he horse with
asssss and lei 4 = Dc heans. We wsuld r.
ihsf DE- tho dsatk X hoble man Than % lie in
sissT 10 The 60 Pfiuccs with silver knobs
s'd royal pa'pl4nipl (. Din
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y, VIM Rtssla .hs county sassus The other
smashing nice i. II was spsfsimmon pud
NJ. And i ~ q, much better Than pssa'o
y, NJ wiknf4s. We sss that The Nov
: afmsfs rslfvirsdy discussing he pfops's'y
!. 'ass'as y f&r<nen North. 1'hsy will ye.
!. = - s'lI s.se~ - OIL Of Il 10 oaeyear Iban
= have daas IA ~.
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Dress Well at Moderate Price.
EF5H 4 Clothing Emporium Of Thomas L..
IA Gipson, on Main street, in Danyille.
just opposite 3 B & ] II. Estes is now open.
the finest aud most durable
CLOTHS CASSlMERES & VESTiNGS
have just been received.
OUR TRADE.
From North Carolina can now be accom-
moda,ed and their orders filed III prompt
aud satisfactory manner. That popular cut
Ter STEPHEN ID RICE,
Is still at bis post and with unerriDg corr
rectness will scout you out for fsshiona-
bic suit OF clothes at a price that viii not
bankrupt you. lies the Napoleon Of the
shears; and know like household word to
our trade in North Carolina. We invite
the inspection If our friends to our COM
plete aud varied stock confident that we
can please Them.
September is. Sat
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10si TlsIug.

A prom 1thant d Richmond ems us
thai Il is Fiifse Of The banks that 'a's sa
Fair bro, n hundred and sev thousand
dollars fiiy. such fairs y nat pay.
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e Cor. Fll1psl.lek 4 .Alsbama ]. dad.

Bob Douglas, son o. Stephen A--has leon
a 10 be secretary Of ne President
No minister II The BspliA church IN This Stale
'-a@-sa~lAa Dsss ecclesiastical year.
The sonsiess 10 Toe psnasa,,ars In Rich.
slsbssssd Thanksgiving DAY. speeches were
ZEN.
gsssf phiIIps--lhe wife marasssrin Virginia
III xssnssd snosn~s s-ssk-aesss. - M, ~
'os.SuaIksE
~ A Ffench physician thinks that The dseress'
Dyspepsia and bilious affections 10 Paris is owing
, ,hs Iacrsassi consumption 81 sppies, shiei
nil Il very nourishiDg and essily diseslsd.