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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-12-08
TERMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a,c

TIE MS-$53 year Of 81 Numbers. and only
s2,50 in Clubs of en-. This Quarters 10 Num-
bcrs sent Free. offered above. Specimens,
Premium List, &c, sent free to all forming
CIubs,-and we want a live Club Agent III every
Town. Address L. D. 7. MOORE, Al Park Row
Dec. /. . New York.
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THE GREAT ILLUS GRATED
RURAL AND FAMILY WEEKLY,
TOWN ANDCOUNTRY

I'll. Rural ROW in its 2lst year, is not only the
Largest, Best and Cheapest, but by far the
Largest ,;rculating journal Of its Glass in the
Wcsd SatiQnal in Character, Ably Edited
Spperblv illustrated and Printed, it is the
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-12-08

4 hastings of every description Manufactured
Maud fitted up at the shortest notice and gua-
anteed to give satisfaction by he Woodstock
manufacturing Company. Address
K. G. HUGHES, Superintendent
or j. p. NELSON, Secretary 4 Treas-
Nov. 10, Woodstock. Mamuf' citing
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haASQMlC ROOK.

This Quarters 10 Number Sent Free to all
subscribing, before Dec. IS, 1870, for
next years Fiity-Two Numbers of
" 90 X S RU RAJ ENVY RKER.
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naEgg FALL GOODS
At TIE
CHI ZAP C ASH STORE.
| have just returned fra the Nollheru MAR
kET, and am now offering well selected stock
of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
COMPRISING
READY MADE CLOTHING,
MEMS AND BOYS HATS,
in the latest styles
ALSO, BOOTS AND SHOES.

Having had apractical experience of Is wear
in the manufacture and sale of Boots and Shoes
| Halter myself, can buy shoes cheaper and Sc
iect with better Judgment than any other Yer
chant in this vicinity and every thing in this line
will be guaranteed to your satisfaction.
GOODS FORr,MEN AND BOYS WEAR
is well assorted, especially in HHAyY Factory
GOODS, and the assortment will be kept up from
one of the best factories in the Valley | am pre-
pared to make up my stock of goods to measure.
in the latest style and workmanship.
THE La DIES DEPARTMENT.
is well supplied in all dress goods, from l0et
calico to wedding outfit, also the many, nurtl-
heress articles to go to make up ladies toilet.
LADIES READY MADE CLOAKS,
from The celebrated Emporium of l.. Edward
Bird in BALTIMORE. Ny system of doing bust
ness strictly
FOR CASH OR PRODUCE
has been tried as an experiment during the
past year, and proved a success and | shall
continue to offer my goods ut the lowest cash
prices, which cash buyers know from expert
enee is better than selecting from a stock
marked to sell at credit prices. Tbs Success
of last year induced me TO select larger
stock than have formerly kept. and addi-
tons will be lnnde hereto as the demand NAV
require.
can assure you it will he to your interest
to examine lay stock, and if not satisfied
that I can offer you advantageous prices VIC
will charge Aelhing for trying to convince
you, for cash buyers are independent and not
beholdipg to any one Respectfully. &c.
Ell COBB,
Cheap Cash Store, opposite Court House,
Woodstock, Va, Oct, -, 1870. (.
N. B--WAN7ED, Wheat, Corn and Oats for
which the highest market price will be paid
either in cash or goods. =.
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NJ 0 I l C E

Z ~
The partnership of Drs. Irwin and Triplctt, has
been dissolved for more than sixteen MOI. tbs and
the business OF the firm is still unsettled.
The books are now at the Office of J. e. Mckay
and parties knowing themselves to- be indebted
call and inspect their accounts, and close
them by note or otherwise.
The books must be settled up at once.
}. S. IKWIN,
Nov. lift. W. H. TRIPLETT.
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TElHE Woodstock Manufacturing Company is
I now furnishing FIRST class Lumber thorough
ly Kiln dried, dressed, grooved and tongued, de-
lvcred on the at this place at $50 per thou
sand. sep. 80, 1870
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-12-08

6NOFFKE AND TEA"
Rio, Java, Mocha, and African Coffees
and the very best Ieas the markets can a.
ford at Nelson and Co.'S, near the Depot.
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
" WooDsTocK, VA, Nov, ED 1870.
To James H Williams Executor, of Samuel c
Williams deceased, Complainant.
And John Conner Administrator of VIM J
Conner deceased. VIM H Lichliter and Marga
ret his wife, James Conner. Joseph Butts and
Mary Ann his wife, Elizabeth Conner, Zebi-
dee Conner and J G Mckay GDN. AID LITEME
for Margaret Ann, Catharine and Wihelmina
Conner, Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.l
TIE creditors of the estate ofc VIM J Con
ner deceased, and all others concerned
You are hereby notified that hav e fixed
upon TUESDAY, the 20thDAY of DEcE MBER,
1870 at my office. tostate, settle and adjust
the o,'ccounts of John JConner. Admin istra
tor "of VIM. J. Conner deceased to take
proof of all debts or demands against said
VIM. J. Conner deceased; to ascertain the
real estate whereof he died seized and pos ses-
sed, and its gross and annual yalue-the pri-
GRITTY Of the liens on the same, and any OF her
matter deemed pertinent or VIII CHI eft her par
ty may require-required to be taken by the
decree Of Shenandoah Circuit Court, rendered
on the 10Th day of August, 1870, in a suit in
Chancery depending. in said Court, in which
you are parties at which time and place you
are required to attend
Given under my hand, as Commissore" of
the said Court, the day and year fiji t afor,
sail
Nov 24.-4w. GEO. W. MILEY.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-12-08

BEAUTIFUL Cassimeres and cloths at
ID Cobb's Cheap Store.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-12-08

is an article despised by none, and we are now
prepared to show how all may possess it in abun-
dance, by following few sinple instructions
which will be given ~,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-12-08

We cheerfully add our testimony in favo
Of this medicine ROMAN Citizens
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-12-08

4 n IMMENSE STOCK OF
IA FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
is now being opened at FRAvEL LACkY'S
which must be sold in the next sixty DAYS for
CASH OR PRODUCE.
The stock is the largest they have ever offered
to the public, and in order to close up business
will be sold at the 49,
VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Upon thu completion of the new brick waro-
house Il ere will be a change in the firm, and bu-
siness win be conducted on the cash system.
1t is absolutely necessary that all outstanding
indebtedness, be settled atOnce, in order that the
business Of the old Hrn} may lie cl osed up
, Oct. Eft ~ .- & -.t.
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Spoken Of in terms of nigh commendation
by both Druggist and Physician. -Pniladel
phia Eagle.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-12-08
1t is really a valuable msdicine-it is use
by many hysicians.-Bos Traveller.

I have used Davis Pain Killer, and con-
slider it an indispensable article III the med
icire box. Ii has effected cures in diarrhos,
and for cuts and bruises it is invaluabe-N
Y. Examiner
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1870-12-08

Known almost universally to be q good
remedy for burns, and other pains OF the
body--and is valuable. not only for colds
In winter, but for various summer complaints.
christian Advocate
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N. B---WAN7ED, Wheat, Corn and Oats for
which the highest market price will be paid
either in cash or goods.
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n-uEA1ru,s REsr DEFENCE

@- HEALTH'S BEST DEFENCE
1.-THE weak eateth herbs" says st. Paul, so that
1900 years ago the value of medicinal plants was
appreciated. In the Old Testament botanical re-
NEEDLES are repeatedly recommended, but In no
passage of sacred history Is man recommended
to swallow calomel, or blue pill or any other mi
neral preparation. The sick were directed to eat
herbs to strengthen them, to purify them, to heal
them, to restore them. III that day the art OF
making vegetable extracts was unknown. The
herbal medicines were mere infuslons.
II was reserved for later age to unite the sani-
tary essences Of tonic, aperient, and anti bilious
roots barks and plants, with an active stimulant,
and thus secure their rapid diffusion through the
Gebilitated or dlsordered system. The browning
triumph of this effective mode of concentrating
and applying the virtues of medicinal vegetables
was achieved In the production of HosTETTER's
STOMACH BITTERs. Never before had per-
fectly pure alcoholic stmulant been combined
with the expressed juices OF the finest specifics or
the vegetable kingdom. Never yet, though elrh-
teen years have elapsed since Its Introduction,
has this great restorative been cquallcd. 1t Is
taken at all Seasons In all chimes, as the most po-
tent safeguard against epidemics, as protection
against all unhealthy exhalations that produce
debility or beget disease: as remedy for inter
mittent and other malarlous fevers as an appc-
tier as 4 sovereign cure for dyspepsia as \
general tonic and invigoraut as gentle. pain
less aperient; rs blood depurent !: Us neryine :
rs a cure for bilious affections; as harmless
anodyne; and as the best defence Of health under
Bfnvorable circumstances, such as sedentary
pursuits, undue bodily or mental cxertton, hard
ship, privation, and exposure. ia ls-eod&wlw
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REDELLIoNs AND WARS WITH VARIA-
r1oNs.-Now they have it that the Cuban
rebels are running races to surrender
each man trying to reach prisoners base
first. Next week, possibly, there will be q
new movement by the rebels, calling for
more force from I" home" But it may be
that the rebellion has voluntarily died.
The Spanish Government was unable to
kill it, and it has been 50 dull and lazy
that we may easily imag inc it was too lazy
to live. We begin to suspect it strongly
from a paragraph we see stating that
q gentleman just from London infers,
after conversations with members of the
British Parliament, that Englishmen think
that Cuba Il. e. rebels), having freed their
slaves and held their own for fifteen
months. are entitled to some consideration.
Lord CLARESDoN, the gentleman says, is in
favor of recognizing Cuba. All this needs
salt. When rebels begin to rely on help
from abroad they are getting weak and
shaky.
Paraguay has been completely conquered
for, possibly, the twentieth time, and LOPEZ
is wanderer. Per contra, LoPEz's son,
now in this country, swears that his father
is still full of fight, and commands re-
sources 5000 men in the Cordilleras) that
will keep him thorn in the side of the Al
lies, and. that he will finally drive them
from Paraguay.
Both these wars, we suppose, Like all hui
man enterprises, must have an end.
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Hrs. Gerald's Niece. A Novel. BY Lady
GEoRGEANNA FULLERTON. Author OF 100
Strange Not to he True" A Stormy
Life" etc., etc. New York: D. ArPLE-
TON & Co.
Lady FULLERTON has won considerable
reputation in the world of fiction. She is
catholic, and this romance is catholic in
sentiment and morality.
For sale by BATES & WADDT BROTHERS.
What is Judaism ? Or, a Fc'c 1Fords to
the ,Jeus. By Rev. RAPHAEL DC.
LEVIN. New York: D. APPLETON 20.
The Rev. Mr.. LEVIN belongs to what are
called Reformed Jews" and is address
inc his views to the Jewish race. He be-
longs to the school of Progress" and
assumes that there is n state of general in
curry into all things, especially religion,
and considers that Judaism must pass
through. trial and liberalization, as every
other creed must. The reverend gentleman
is quite sweeping in this respect, and is far
advanced upon the track Of progress ~
probably riding on the engine itself
For sale by BATES & WADDY BROTHERS.
Thac1eray's Book of Sno6s. New York
D. ArrLEToN & Co.
For sale by BATES & WADDY BROTHERS.
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could noe hsFeap tayed sesfgef WIFE = s.'''''
before landing is.>ssWhen sBAaBY OF last
tells what his notione il, we find it to be
that men who make and accumulate much
money have "rather aeshy, large ear;
"of healthy, not too pale, color; not
u slanted backward, but straight up and
" down; lying close, but not too close TO
athe head; symmetrical and well-deVe-
loped in all of its parts, and inclined 10
{" be somewhat hairy ns age advances
" A large car but not large round ear..
Ono; it is longish ear vertically, ana
"more of an ellipsc than circle In
g olo m ~
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Putnom's Magazine for February has
an article upon " Virginia-old and New"
by II. I. TucxERMAN. It seems to have
been penned in good spirit. 1t gives good
reasons why persons in search of homes
should purchase lands in Virginia. DR.. G.
W. BAGBY, TOO, has an article in Putnam.
1t is entitled "My Notion about the HUI
man Ear" 1t is written with much of ac-
curacy and nicely Of detail, and notwith-
standing the unpromisifg nature Of the
subject is very readable. IzAAk WALTON
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y NE SPECIAL NoTTCEs-By the with
drawnl OF Mr.. A. PIszrNr, or Capital has been
decreased and It admits no longer endless credit
to some and long credits to otter Of cur patrons
We are under the necessity OF csrrying on Cash
BUSINESS as far as we cam and earnestly re-
auest those Indebted to us to pay up promptly on
presentation Of their accounts.
1a-1w ANDREW P1zzINI & co.
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BAKERIES.

DREAD &! BREAD! RREAD u!
GO TO
c1LI:s BAKERY, NO. $40 BROAD STREET,
II YOu WANT
TIE BEST BREAD,
THE BEST ROLLS,
THE BEST BUNS,
THE BEST TEA-BISCU1T,
THE BEST COFFEE-CAKE,
THE BEST SODA CRACKERS,
THE BEST ARROWROOT CRACKERS,
TIE BEST CREAM CRACKERS,
THE BEST LEMON CRACKERS, the best
OYSTER era CKERS, wholesale and retail.
ja II
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E.Zggf.2EEzXEZ
DIED..


In this city, on the 18th instant o. paralysis a.,
ter brief illness, Captain PHILIP VILLA
HALE. attorney ut law.
The deceased was formerly Of kanawha county
West Virginia, but had been practising his pro-
fession I'm this riiv for the last two years. .,,
Hnspn ounty journal and wheeling He9'S.e'
viii please copy.
From the Charleston Courier Of January 10.
At Richmond; Va. on the 26th Of D Dec ofr,
two wears. o,., n
Such is the brief announcement that CONVEYS , TO
hundreds ri snrro ring hearts tdngs OF me de'' u
Of ono cntlrarcd hv many tender associations 10
citizens cf South Carolina. We love we i hoi
we pass of the stage of action men MN ;tomt
IN appreciate our virtues. lie who dleS ~itn ,
thus leaving memory To which atlacies ,i"nn
good must indeed be unhappy. There are .r IL;
however, who leave more tam an m snrirv and
preston upon the plastic mould CT sncie,;' al
when they depart they arouse more than an ornl-
nary grief among the people. sueh Il oi'e ""7
IIn ,yas horn in Charleston on the alst of A u
ru-t 1911 tic son Of George \. RrynolIS, f.s,i,,
we'll known n orr elder citizens rs promihcii,,
mcrchart. IT.. took part IT IN early age In an
those rrinrnr<"s calculated TO enhance puoiiIc
rocd or t. Illustrate The peculiar
Of . trrc south Carnlinian. When the cnuntTTF
c,,Ind for volunteers he enlisted ana served 1alil-'
iuiIv in lhc Florida war. subsequently: nelhe re-
cnlriycd rs possessing en- ncnt ability lor l SUI
lion he was elected +" the Legislature ol tue state
and there among The nnhlcst men whose names
'r, written on orr roll Of honor. he exhibited
hioh intellectual and practical qualifications.
youI all rcpruach. For more ihan t"ehtV-nye
ycarS-,irritig which the writer knew him IN MS
husrrss relations and aS Il friend ard com 'anion-
rn act occurred against which his fcllnw-man
could NV aught. Just. courteous, PROMPT gene
rous 10 4 fault scf-sa crifclug. and forrivn9 ms
worst enemy. he made and retained fr1rnlShl,s
which to-! ~ lay tribute on his grave. Hundreds
especially 'mnne the poor) will bear witness tn
hi uaoifrusire b"ucyolrnce: hundreds rcnclnher r
The ties If social myth hr made: hundreds VIII
recall OF the mere mention Of his name, inc hours
Of happy sociabiIity enjoyed when he was pre-
scHt. .,,. ,,o
turr loving all that WAS true and noble In man.
II yod. Richard T. Reynolds was himsclia type Oh
that which he most admired, ana so we mourn
him. ,,, VII, ,,
lie leaves q wife hut no children. His body
rests among the graves of Hollywood cemetery;
in Richmond. Va. but II his spirit be permitted
20 revisit the scenes Of his life, II finds among the
friends OF tnat period no small array who Would
dron the tear of sympathy and sorrow, and emil
late the example Of him who lis not lost, but only
cone hcfure.'' N.
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MARRIED.

Atthe residence of the brides father. Mt Locust
Grove In Caroline county, on the 18th Of January,
BY the Rev. l.. w. Allen. Mr. J.. Il. SlEEk 20
Miss SARAH r. SOUTHWOETH all oil Caro-
line county, Va.
ON the 1oth instant. mt North Point, by the Rev.
T. G. Peruvian, WILLIAM RUSKET.L. of Bal
iimorc city, to s. FANNIE TODD, Of Baltimore
county, Maryland
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FOR SALE.

- =, ,-xr
nor SALE. A BOX OF MAHOGANY
VENEERs about $50 feet, all SIZES IL. Ero nos.
crotch and shaded veneer Apply cofH ie 1a At.
lin and Fiy htccnth streets, No. u. ia -
NEWSPAPER AND JOB G 0FFiCaE
TTIvE VEWSPhpER, one of the Oldest ana pest
established In the State, in large ana iio 9sriIf
Ing town that has railroad and telegra]l rruIat6n
. .nG ,dVnrtIsInc patronage and is published IN
ma az thc wrnlihicst counties In the State, and III
TO- ,, ~ or halrntercst will he sold on rea-
sonablc terms. r avn r,p pRFSSES are
n III ~, For further particulars. address
pietc' Hoi 1"i NJ. i. HANDY,
Dispatch office, Richmono va
i.a-Tu Th&S2w
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TOILET ARTICLES.

NEW GOODS THIS DAY RECEIVED
IN at HAZARDS, corner Fourth and Franklin
streets Hair. Nail. Tooth, and Shaving Brushes !;
Pufs and Puff Boxes English, French and Anne
! lean Soaps: Gold and Silver Hair Powders :;
Ivory Nail-Cleeners; Buffalo, Horn, and Rubber
dressing CG fn,snd h Mnsa mnir arI, &c
Drops.
Orders received for fine Ivory Goods marked
with initial or monogram In any design, as de-
sired.
Jones's Prepared Pocket Package Paper for the
million, price ten cents, at
II. II. HAZARDS
ja10 Fourth and Franklin streets,
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LOANS.

$4,000 T T2h hoA NSr "a iA X R1G q
MONO principals apply for three days 10 NO No
B0DEHS OFFICE VIRGINIA LA * ~ !, y W.
NJ lin street. --------------
RI YOIT HAVE MONEY UPON WHICH
Y0U DESIRE TO GET THE BEST lNTE-
REST secured on city real estate, cnil f on
Real Estate Agent and Anctioncer,
- ,r No. 1915 Main street.
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NOT REMEMBER, SAVING TIME Is
sAyISG MONEY. WAGNER'S VIRGINIA
YEAST POWDERS Will save time and labor Doei
In hot or cold weather: by using them you can
have your biscuits, rolls, &C., SWEEP, igh',
sponry, and, more than all, "dgestible " ana
e.tahlc. They never fail. Try, them. SOLD oy
druggists and groccrs generally. " f-
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BOOTS. SHOES, exc.

MY STOCK OF BOOTS ANDAx
wi SHOES Is very much improved by Wa
fresh supplies. and I am prepared to furnish TS-
rcntlcmci ladies, and children, with all suitable
nr,ccs WM +. G.. GARNETT,
l., 1o-1m S29 Broad street.
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~LD. BRIGGS RICHMOND b.

~ I. D. BRIGGS, RICHMOND BA-
KERIES, 7O7 MAIN AND 426 BROAD STREET
STILL GREATER REDUCTION IN PRICES!
Merchants Il is TO your interest to buy Richmond
anade Crackers and Cakes, where you can always
nd them fresh and good If not better than those
superior $50 called) northern-made crackers ana
cakes. You get them rs cheap, If not cheaper
you can get them good, If not better; you can
always get them fresh Look at the list OF prices
MI, R9fGH.
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c. H. PORTER writes to us that he did
not "skulk" away from his seat by Mr..
SUMNER the other day, as our telegram
stated, a .--. .s
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NOTICE.-Mr. THOMAS ROURKE
~ having conveyed all his assets to Messrs. +.
Devercux and james II. Dooley, In trust for his
creditors. all persons having CLAIMS against
Uooley and all persons INDEBTED to the said
Thomas Rourke are requested to settle their In
debteGncss JAMES Fl. DO0LEY,
n. DEVEREUX,
IA In4t+ Trustees.
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JJTST RECEIVED AND IN STORE
~ 5000 pounds of FURNISH and GERMAN
PRUAE-. witch will sell to dealers at n very
low price in any desired package: 90 halt-Darrels
PICKLES in yincSar--G05 Ia 4 barrel. keep con-
stunlly on hand t. he sold in any quantity,
LEMON CRACKERS,
SODA CRACKERS.
OYSTER CRACKERS,
MUSHROOM CRACKERS.
These Crackers are warranted to be Far superior
TO any made in this city, aud to be sold 1T the low
eft market rates, delivered to any part OF the city
free OF charge. r. ,,,rn
IN II 1913 Main street.
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me- BACHELORS HAIR-DYE.-Thi
splendid HAIR-DYE is the best in the world-the
only true and perfect dye; harmless, reliable, In
Simultaneous. No disappointment-no ridiculous
tints remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes, invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or brown. Sold by all druggists and perfumera,
and properly applied at the Wig Factory 10 Bond
street, New York. NIB 2o-eodts
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FgRyFTURE, sc.


u A. ATKINSON u son, HAN Ivy ~,
II. removed to No. I'LL Main strut Sglh
door 10 Levy Brothers, over toe S:nFE y. ,,,,,,s
Walker & Co., are now prepared, IN thett sRH1p\i.
warerooms, to show their fine STOCK OF r. In,jr
TURE and to offer greater ,ncucepients, :" both
customers. They have on hand al kia t,,,stHsr
very FINE aud PLAIN FtlkSlILh S, ND
with the celebrated EMPIRE SrhtNTT, kING
MATTRESSES, &c. Their UNDER iitni'.J Il
ROOMS and WORKSHOP viii &c ce h't ~ ~,
their old stand, Governor street. y S w..
BURNT URE AND MAlL ,n -.
4 WARERooMs--Up stairs 6 @pP3,s ~ TWO Of
post.oflce, Main street, you VIII hnu ~ IA mos.
those egianss d Ihs , csHTYNMBER SSt
DINING-ROOM FUkSITuRE In inc , s,ss
every variety OF style and unish. Aso nY ss,Iiee
sired. Our stock Of Chamber Fnrrtt ,.r y 1af
ycryiarge, complete suits can &c Pnr,!a's,., 1,,I
est tbis6ment from SIS TO sfee. We haiS sS,Ii;u
the prices Of all our goods, and ne arc Nv"
about as low As we DID niIeen ears aS' FUR
we invite ill In want OF good. s,rps bnytns.
niture 10 examine our assortment oflonfS or lie
We have goods to suit all par, iesths,, r,sp
poor. aahn IN oa;,e Main street
az opPos"S'Hs Wv Richmond, w.