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PURIM BALL.-To-nigh the jew
ish feast of Purim will be celebrated
by Ball at National Hall.
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Chicago MAraet.

By Te,eEraph.I CHICAGO. March Is.
FLoUR-Duu and easier; S3 1908 Is for
prlng extras.
'WHEAT-NO. quiet at slgs6IS
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Nashville Market.

BY Telegraph NASHVILLE, March Is.
CoTToN-Higher; low mfddling 1Sc; good
ordinary lie; stock $500 bales.
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AUGUSTA, Me, March 15.-In the
Senate to-day the bill to authorize
Portland to loan its credit to the
Portland & Rutland Railroad Com
pany, was indefinitely postponed.
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mh14 81 No. II South I'd st.

HALLoCK & FORD, Druggists and
Apothecaries, have re-opened at No.
81, Main Street (the red 'front.' where
they keep a complete assortment of
everything to be found in retail Drug
Store, and carefully compound physi-
clans prescriptions. MARI If.
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"a Torn Currency and County
Orders taken at par for goods, at
SCEAPKER, BUssING & Co.'s.
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PyRIaI.
Origin OF the Jewish Festival Oele.
brated to-day.

The feast of Purim, or Lots, was
instituted by Esther and Mordeeai, to
commemorate the deliverance of
the Jews from the massacre which
Haman had, by lot, determined
against them.
twas celebrated on the 18th day
Of the month Of Adar. and is prece-
ded by fast of twenty-four hours
emblematic of the fast of Esther.
The fast ended, they assemble IN
their synagogues and appropriate SER
vices are held, among others the read
ing of the entire book of Esther
after which they celebrate their deliv'
erance by rejoicings and mirth. In
olden times they were accustomed to
hang an efigy of Haman, and SO gen
eral is the feast-celebrated, that it is
the custom for the more fortunate tC
send presents to their poor brethren
that they, too, may rejoice. In this
city the feast is celebrated by ball
at National Hall, this evening.
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DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder.
The best in use, SO say hundreds
that have tried it, in this city. Call
and get a sample package, flee of
charge, at the Oriental Tea Store.
Sole Agency for the city. m15tf
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RGF New Calicoes and ether new
Dry Goods just received at
SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.'s.
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"A VOID aUACfks.-A victim OF early
- tmprudence, causing nervous debiLl-
simple means OF cure, which he will send
rec TO his fellOW-sufterers. Address j. ii .
REEN E5, IS Nassau Street, New York.
oc22 " 6Tn EpN
Es- For BLACK WORMS aud PIMPLES
on the face, use PeTTg's CODledOne and L'fIl-
pie Remedy, prepared only BY DR.. b. q.
PERRY, 40 Bond street, New York. sold
everywhere. Tue trade supplied by whole
sale medicine dealers. lnol7 d3m SPIN
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GRAND JURY.-The County Com
missioners, yesterday. drew the names
of the following persons to serve as
Grand Jurors are arranged below:
April Paanel.-Pigeon Township
VIM. Capelle, John DanneIell, Jacob
Fr@lich, Louis Beyreiss, Henry
Sch@fer.
Knight Township-George Burk-
hardt.
Scott Township-Chas. Knowles.
Armstrong Township-Leroy Cal
vert.
Perry Township-Philip Koch, Jr.
Union Township-B. F. William
son.
Centre Township-John Herrmur.
German Township-John RettIg.
October Pannel-Pigeon Township.
james D. Riggs, Peter Frick, Jo-
seph B. Parrett, VIM. Dean, John
Gilman.
Knight Township-H. Fickas.
Scott Township-Chas. Monral.
Armstrong Township = John f.
Pruett.
Perry Township-Peter Wolf.
Union Township-Louis Ramp.
Centre Township = Ira A. Fair
child.
German Township-L. W. Short.
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B@ Frederick Douglass at the
Opera House tomorrow evening.
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Memphis KaFkat.

MbW UIL8 A1EhLts
Rs. TelezraDh.I MEMPHIS. March Is.
CoTTor-Actiye ard firmer at 2lc; re.
ceipts s62 bales; exports 4l6 bales.
F'LoUR-S5 90.
CoRN-E1rm; choice 81.
OATS-U3e.
HAY-S2Sag0 co.
BRAN SIS 90.
PoRK-s2S 80.
LARD-Dull
BULK EHOULDERs-l10l1SC.
SIDEs-l51<@l51zc.
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German Township-L. W. Short.

PoLITICAL.-The meeting in the
Seventh Ward at the Paradise Gar
den was quite numerously attended.
Mr.. Hermann Schaum presided, and
Mr.. Ply. D. Viets acted as Secretary.
The President announced the OBJ
jeot of the meeting to be the nomina-
ton of candidate for Councilman
for the Ward.
A ballot was therefore taken, which
resulted in the nomination of Captain
Louis Koehler.
Messrs. Samuel Wyttenbach, Au-
gust Schultz and Harry Warren were
appointed a Ward Executive Com
mittee.
Speeches were made by Messrs.
Wyttenbacb, Ply. Veitz. Koehler
and others. and general good time
was experienced.
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HealinU FOOL.

TNSSA rs FOH YOUaI MEN, who
Id have fallcn into vicious HABITS, and
now desire higher life, and bette
MANHOOD, with certain means OF relief
for the afflicted. Sent ia sealed letter en-
YelOpes, free Of Charge. Address, HOW
PHIA, Pa. aep2g
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NO. p As~teAeA htHeeAa AHA-AneAAAN
Order Relating to Center Street.
On motion OF Councilman Hopkins, Eec-
onded by Councilman Wiltshire, Che
following order was unanimously passed
and adopted;
WHF Es Now HERE ORDERED Gs
ny six weeks public notice be wiVent
publication in the EvaneVille journal, "a
public newspaper printed and published
Ia the city OF Evansville, that on ID 0nuay,
the 25th day Of April, 1870, the Common
Council OF the city on Evansville villa
make an order for moving The present
northeasterly line Of Confer street 90 O.
line sixty feet north OF the south limo OF
said street, between Clark and Lect Streets.
passing through Lots ., 10 d, l2. l8, and ia.
in BLOCK number 2, ia the Fourth enlarge
And any person aggrieged by reason OF
time within six weeks from itB publication
apply to the Common Council for redress
by petition or romonHtrnhoe lu writing.
left with the ClCrlE Of the Common COun4
oil, containing n statement of The injuries
complaint ed Of, anc the amount demanded
therefor and said petition or remoHe
STRANGE Will be- duly couAidered ana dat8ra
mined on the 18th day of April, 1870.
And 10 ig further ordered That the Clerk
record in the Minute Book OF the COUNSEL
the plat Of said Center street, n8 proposed
20 be wideued, which plat has been pres
pared by james ID. Sauuders. Cltv Sure
Yeyor. a. a. AiCGhIFF, Clerk,
BY IL. a.. MCdRIHE, Deputy.
city Clerks once, Evau sVille, March Do.
1870. mhtl CIV
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A Horrible ca.e or H,a,ophon,.. n.

The Police Called III b Tie he Eictiao-
"A Newspaper IiuOodcs Rtliaq Him.
On Tuesday Mr. Haley was found to be
rapidly becoming weaker from the grow
ing frequency and violence Of the hydro
phobic spaslns. In the afternoon he be-
came 80 violent that il was found Danger
ous 10 be in the room, and the combined
efforts II four men we're required TO keen
the mailman In his bed when the spasms
were upon him. DR.. Adams called upon
the Mayor in the afternoon and requested
some police force to aid tying him fast.
Several persons went to the house and sue
ceclcd in securing him. During one Of his
attacks the hydrophobiyt scratched one of
his persons who was with him. This per-
son was III The utmost alarm in regard to
the scratch. Il was proposed yesterday af-
tcrnocn that il would Be proper. and in the
emergency necessary t. give the patient
clIlroforn % such an extent as to rid him
entirely of al his misery in this world.
This his family would not allow. and the
patient was. up 70 our latest account, in d.
ing agonics. 10 take the life Of human
being i surrounded with the graSest rcspon-
| sibilities- The circumstances must be the
must alarming, and only done when il il
only nccesSary to preserve life or As pen
atty for crime. III the present ease tic fa-
mily and every other person that duty or
Necessity calls near the patient are in dan.
ger. To have the horrid disease spread in
this community. even 10 the extent Of one
case, seems terrible 70 contemplate. Il is
mercy NJ times 70 take life when death is
inevitable, and the present instance seems
70 warrant il. Il il question that the
family aud the authorities must determine.
Springfield (Lhio) advertiser.
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memory they have met to honor.
ED. n. BRODNAX,s Chr.
DAVID s, RElp, soc,v. i,
a. M, SCALES. oo0 \ sa


A meeting of q portion Of the citizens of
Orange county, was held at tho school
house In Beth Carr district on Thursday the
3lst day Of MarchI870. The meeting was
organized BY calling Merritt Check to the
chair. and appointing II. @. Andrews, Se-
cretlry. Tie object Of tho meeting was
explained By the chairman and on motion
the Chairman appointed Manly @. Lloyd,
r. IL. Whitaker. james Fipps and IL G.
Andrews to draft resolutions for the adop-
tion Of the meeting. and in d short time
they reported the following resolutions,
which were read and unanimously adopted.
- Resolrei, Tint we think it highly expo
dent to have general meeting Of the citi.
zens Of the county at Hillsboro, on Tuesday
Of May Court.
Resolced, That We would suggest the
propricty Of sending to Congress. i respect
full remonstrancc against the suspension Of
the writ Of fhabeds corpus. until acommittec
uf that body empowered to send for persons
and paper, shall have fully investigated the
matter, and shall have reported III favor Of
such suspension and the reasons thereof.
And we recommend that d township
meeting be held at Chapel Hill on Thurs
day the 2lst day Of April next for the pur-
pose Of appointing delegates TO county
convention to bcheld at IIillsboro, on Tues
day II May court for the purpose Of nomi-
mating suitable candidates 70 represent US
in our next legislature, and also other coun-
ity officers.
And we further recommend each school
district within the Chapel Hill township
send delegates to the township meeting.
And that the chairman appoint four dele
gates to represent this district in the town.
ship meeting. and the following were ap-
pointed to attend said meeting Manly 9.
llloyd, Manley ID. Stroud, james J. Ho-
gan and John w. Gattis.
The Hillsboro Recorder and Raleigh
Sentinel are requested to publish.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
MERRITT CHEEK, Chr.
! ~ II Aynul.svs Sa.'y
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costs against the person or persons conyieted, anu
when collected, the same shall be paid into the
Treasury of such County. M t5 4gtt4
SBc A. That the cost on conviction, under ali
Indictment In section second OF this act, shall be
paid BY the Commissioners 0f the county where
the offence was committed, on the certificate q the
Clerk OF the Court where the trial may be had,
and IL necessary, said Commissioners shall levy .
tax for that purpose on MI The subjects ol taxatinn
In said County, and execution ~ Elsor M y sa..'
County shall issue against the prnpeFty of the per-
sons convicted for the cost aforesaitl.
SEC. 3. That alllaws and clauses 0f laws IN con-
fct withthis net ARE hereby repealed,
SIC, q That this act shall be In fprcr nom and ~
Ratified The sgth day of January. a. ID. 1870.
fSigned) 10. w. HOLDEN.
signed, Il Ton. R. EGEDwEnI. Tx IIS II ill.,
s.s I'restdent of Senate,
a STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
OFRlcE SECRETARY or STATE,
Raleigh. February 10, 1870.
i. HENRY ]. MESsiSdER, Secretary OF stale,
hereby certify that the foregoing y true copy q
the original net on die IN this office.
4sE Ell III. j.. MENNINGER,
II sccreiary9 Sisae,,
mar 10 f ".
POCKET KNIVES.
a fine Assortment At the Drug Store.
BRUSHES.
HAIR and Tooth brushes At the ..ss .,..4..
LII hA8 slAA snAr. ssA
TOILET Soap At the Drug store.
March 10th. w eaM
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WALTON" o Tennessee whanEdoodlc
correspondent of the Chicago Tribune, mel
tod to tears. writes. !" Death il playing sad
havoc among the colorcd people Of 'Tenncs-
soc. Every winter tho last enemy mows d
wide swath among their ranks. Poor ant,
pcfsccutcd. subjected q priyation and bad
usage. tile aged and the tender are hurried
to the grave with appalling rapility. Con-
sumption and pneumonia arc the great en-
emies Of the negro III Tennessee, and do a
saift anil fatal work. Some little statistics
which have fallon under my observation
are actually appalling. The poor negro
hns not yet lenuacd 10 care fOr his health.
II i very mournful. Tho eolorcd people
are leaving Middle and Wo,t Tennessee ra.
pidly. Tho terror inspired BIZ masked ma
rs,udcrs has not boon cphcmoraI IL without
ciFcct. II IL calculated that during the lat
winter GOO families LETT the cuniity uf Ru-
thcrforl aluno 70 - into West Tennessee.
What state Of things docs not this reveal !
How eloquent the bare fact y
ss~s<s.ss~@s.,.
pes- Subscribe for The filllsbso' Rccordcr
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Aicorn's idea ef The North and sousb.
From Goc. dlcor1a's Messogeto 10 tie Mis-
sissippi Leqiahntnre ] wv

sissippi Legislature.
The North and the South have long been
distinguished BY general diyergencics Of
mind. The Southern thinking took the d..
rcction Of pure intellectually. That Of
the. North hfpllawed the less lofty but~yery
much safer flight Of material wisdom
Southern statesmen have ever sought and
ever found strength among this people by
achievements in political theories, while the
statesmen Of the North pursued the less
brilliant but more judicious course Of
achievements In behalf DC industrial great.
ness. The one group Of thinkers gave
their. section doctrines on the theory Of gov
crnmcnt, while tho other group gave their
section fishing bountics. coasting laws, har-
Dor improvements, steamship subsidies, ma
yy-yards, rifle manufactures, railway grants.
and all those other gifts Of practical wis
dom BY which they had been enabled to ac-
cept triumphs Of Southern theories with the
assured patience Of men who had entered
on the policy Of greetings physical strength
which could, at its own good pleasure.
crush those theories into powder under their
heels. se @ ts48 ss.
John G.. calhoun's genius was of the ye-
ry noblest. II has left Ia the Southern
people the cleyating influence Of brother
hood within transcendeut intellect. But
with this tribute..t 10 the memory of great
man, what, let mo ask. have the triumphs
Of his wonderful mind given to the people
he loved we'll, if not wisely! In tender
ness for his fame DO not ask you to turn
your eyes fora answer to his beloved South.
Look, for an indirect reply. to the canals,
he railways, the harbors, the fishing fleets,
he eoasting fleets Of the North. If these
do not speak out to you plain answer as
to the result accomplished by Southern de-
yotion to political abstraetions, while the
North followed paths leading to material
strength. look for more pointed summing
up Of all these IN that climax Of the com.
parison Of the Southern with the Northern
school of craftsmanship. presented to us OH
an ocsasion u profound humiiiatioa under
the apple-tree Of Appomattox.
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Az ACT 70 SECURE THE ngTTKE PROTECTION or
llvE Am PROPERTY.

syr-rtoy 4. The General assembly n NgTfh
ftnc0lfln 10 ennci, Thai the Governor y hereby
authorized aud empowered. Whenever In b. judy
Inrnt tho cIyil authorities IN any County arc INN
hle tD protert IL citizens III the enjoyment of ie
and prOpprty. 10 declare such County 70 " "
stgte N ins,rreiiun and 10 eall Into rctlse afyrs
fhr Militia of the state 10 such an extent ns uiiy
,aro,t,e iipcrssry tn suppress such lnsutTectiOH
and Il, s,l, ease the Governor u further author
ilpl ~ cail npDf the President for stleh a-<tairr,
II any, u II fs judgment may be neces-ary g en-.
syr j. That upon motion ~ 4 solicitor nf \
district. 4 shail be the duty Of the judge tfreuf
% rcInuyc iie trial u any person who has Ms'ii.
~ Who hereafter may Dr. Indicted ID any Igilnty
IL tic state for murder, conspiracy, % violation
n m nct entitled !. An act making thf act y go-
Ing masked. disguised or painted, afeIpny. raii-
ficd ille tweIfh day ~ April, Anno lt0mni. one
thousand eiglh hundred and slxfy-nlne. ir0fn lhe
County II which such phencc may have been COM
iniied a. sitr other G1unfyin bis district, % ~.
iDinIng district a. the solicitor may designate ana
any Judge before whom such cae y pending, inay,
upon bis own motion, make such relnpysl.
SIC. q. That the expenses attending tuheeIhng
af the Militia Into actual service ~ hereln provided,
shall be llald W the Treasurer of the staie, ul9n
the warrant ~ the Governor, and v shall W we
duty az the Commissioners ~ the County derlal-
ID ~ i,c Inn state ~ insurrrction, and ~ whch
slleh service was rendered, 70 re-imhnr@ within
one year The Treasurer ~ the State the expenses
tins paid prurided. That whenever PERSON nr
persons shli he convicted ~ violation 0f any ".
fence mentioned In section second &c this act, said
expense o. tho Militia shall DC taxed IN the lhll oi
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our esl,s1eiifiLD NJ lioLDES. Governor.

w. n. K,cHaRpsoS, Private Secretary. Pc
AZ ACT TO rrSisH CONSPIRACY, sgDrrios ASD
REBELIIOS. ~s..s
re General Assembly of .orth-Caroisad Do
enact.
ggerI0N i. That II two or more persons snaH
conspirr together II Oyertnrr Or put dgwni y g
destroy by force, the Government oi Serlh ~,
oljna, III 10 levy war against the tiUsefilinent y
tls state, or 10 oppose by force thf authority y
said Government or hy force, or BY threais, ~ i-
timilaie, prevent, hinder or delay the exeriiIlon
IN any Inv of the state ~ North Carolina, or ny
fnrre ~ fraud "a seze nr take possession m any
iire arms II property oi The state aioresail alist
tho win ia contrary to ihr authority M ssid etaie,
every psrsan - offending N any q tsle waI alJfe.
-siid. shall ic deemed guilty 81 high crime, ana
uuon conviction thereof iA any court having Jll-
risdirfiOn shAli IL Imprisoned fr not norf trIli
ten wears, and be fined not exceeding hse i"lsahs
Sc. !. That II any person Inciie, srt on E,ot.
sSSist on engage IN any relseli0u o. Insuf1eetion
against thu authority of the state q North taro-
linn ar the laws thereof. shall give aid or com
frt thereto, each and every person % oflasndng i
nrIy ,,f the ways Aforesaid Flia le dceined guilty
N 4 hig crime. aud upnn conviction tllefenl "
any court ayingjurisdti0n. shall be punished y
imuris0uinent Il hard labor for not more than ~
i1ll wears md II ine not more tllan ten hpliafr
Spr. 3. That this aet shall bp IN force from and
tffpr ~ ratification.
Raitaed the gAh day of IHgHst. "A. ~, 1879.
n>i.nrtll jos. ~. HOLDEN,
SpeaEeg House IN Represenfalttes.
IsieuetIl TOD. IL. CALDWELL.
Presided n Inc seaate.
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that wasn't yirtuous, nor red-hcaded man
with single exception, that wasn't honest !;
and it ~ my deliberate conviction fellow
citizens, that if it hadn't been for Solcn
KobinsoI's red-head hc. would have been
hanged long ago. '-Cour. Journal.
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rne spsrias Of tine aeep--A strange Tale
i er she scs.

From the Bost0n IFaNtitls Narsh -.
About year ago last month the schson-
er Andy Johnspn, Mcclellan, master, Of
Salem, started for Georges Banks, Oil :
fishing cruise, and has not been heard from
since. About that time the schooner Has
kcll came IN collision with vessel in the
night time on the banks, and sunk her.
leaving large piece Of the rail Of the un-
known vessel on her bows. This piece cor
responded with the Andy johnson, and i
supposed to be the last relic Of her. The
Haskell started last mouth for the banks,
and the first night on the fishing grounds
had bad weather. Four Of the men were
Oh deck when suddenly there appeared
Ito them four Of the missing men Of the
crew IL the Johnson, who ordered thcm
home.
They we're frightened and called the Cap
tain and the rest IL the crew, told thenl
what they had secn. and prevailed upon
Them to giyc up the voyage and return
home, which they did, leaving the schoOn-
er On her arrival. The owners then ship
ped new Captain mud crew, Is not one q
tho former crew would 40 III hcr, and shc
again left Cor the Banks, where she arriret
Iih good time, and they again tried ,hol
lluek. bad weather again met the schoon
cr. aud when al hands were on deck clover
men appeared to them and took their line
from them, ordering them torctrrn ut once
which they did the next morning.
Il Arriving otf the harbor Of Gloucester
thcy anchored the schooner and took th.
small boats 10 land, giving n 4 reason tina
they we're afraid 10 take the vessel 70 Glou
cesicr al they were ordered to Salem. III
owners sent tug-boat and sowcd the Has
kcll 10 their wharf. and now she isrcporte,
as returning the third ime. empty. ThI
il strange and curious tale, but II Ii yOuch
ed for by reliable parties n true. u ha
J created great deal Of excitement Ii th
ports q salem and Gloucester.
II '=8@ S@s@-.@.s
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$500 Reward

RESOLVED ly the Board of commissioners u
Orange County that reward of saD0 ~ offered for
the apprehension and conyielIon Of the Persons
who In disguise visited the Poor House 81 tbs
county on the night 81 the ,th or sih instant and
perptrsted otlirrgrs upon several oi the panpers
ineii and women hy whipping mot 70 ~ tnlc-
rltes and III good citizens are requested % aid the
officers of the law IN napprhcnding and bringing 10
trial said otkander.
IN order III the Board ~ Commissioners q
uzauee County this 10Th Aiarehis7n
J1fIN LAWS, Clerk.
March III; 4M
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PIiilOS!!
PIANOS!

v III n - hs y ! u ~
For the best Piano now made. nser BahimoFe, PHI
.laJeiphia ard New y.fk rianas.
.FFIcE ASp wsaIHnass:
No. o.. North Liberty Nreei, nsar Baii-
more Sfreef.
- rilALTI MORE, NIL.
sTIEFP's rIsAus have ~ ihe latest i'm
prpyeaprt,ls. including lie AgrafEr TRIBE. Ivory
ffants, aud The improved frenrh Action, fully
warranlsdfH i've ssan. with piisiIrgsoi u exchange
within twelve m,nihs Il nol eniinsly satisfactory
10 PURCHASERS.
Second hand PIanns and Paflor Organs always
on hand, ffnm $50 III $500
nrlersnee.. sha have our Pianas 10 use;
Grn NJ II Ice, Lexington. Va.
liru ID II Hin. Ehsflogss. N q
G,n Relea Rsn@,m. Wilminelon. y q
t;as John fletcher. Lexington, We
Msss1s x I,arwsll A 5on. Cbsslotls. NJ,
James N Greenles. Mareanion. N q
III riniin * q w Melton. Chssler, = q.
Misses Nash aud Nils Kollock. Hillsharungh.
Praf. l.amb.
William sttayhesn,
Henry Richanls,
sei.d fot circular containing 16u names 81
pcrsphs u The south WIN have bought The rielli
i'insnes since the var cltsed. Terms liberal; 4
call II solicited. January 8 1870 Ally