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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-09-08
OUR FATHERS HOUSE
OR,
The Unwritten Word.

PY DANIEL MARCH, ID. D., author of the
~ popular 'Night Scenes" This master in
thought and language shows us untold riches
and beauties in the Great House, with its
Blooming flowers, Singing birds, Waving
Palms. Rolling Clouds, Beautiful bow, Sacred
mountains, Delightful rivers, Mighty oceans,
Numbering voices, Blazing heavens and vast
universe with countless beings in millions of
worlds, and reads to us in each the Unwritten
word. Rose-tinted paper, ornate cngravings;;
and superb binding. 'Rich and varied in
thought "Chaste.'' '.Easy and graceful in
style" Correct, pure and elevating in its
tendancy." Beautiful and good" I" House.
hold treasure" Concentrations like the above
from College Professors and Presidents, minis
tiers of all denominations, and the religious
and secular press all over the country ITS
freshness, purity of language, with clear, open
type, line steel engravings, substantial bind
ing, and low price, make it the book for the
masses. Agents are selling from 50 to 30 per
week.
We want clergymen, school teachers, smart
young men and ladies to introduce this work
for us in every township, and we will ps.y lib
orally. No intelligent man or woman ,.ed be
without a paying business.
Send for circular, full description and terms
Address ZIEGLER & McCURDY. 10 sou,b
sixth street, Philadelphia, Pa; 139 Rrce ST.
cincinnati, o.; Go Monroe street, Chicas 70, mi.
5q3 North Sixth Street, st. Louis, Mo-; or1os
"'n ''ieel oprihgneid, Mass. 2m4
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-09-08

The way to get good wife
Get a good girl and go to the
parson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-03-10

Fr TIE SEASON AND IT'S DAN
GERS.-Tlc human body Is chiefly com posed o.!
tissues and fbres rs sensitive to every change In
the condition of the atmosphere AS The most dell
cate electrometer, or the quicksilver In 4 baroule-
ter tube.
the eNcretury organs, are espect ally liable to be AZ
fectcd by these variations, and the best defence
against their disastrous tendency Is to keep the
digestive machinery, which reeds ana nourlshes
the whole system, In good working order.
If the stomach Is weak or di5ordered neither the
blood nor the bile can he In a healthy state, ana
upun the fitness OF these two I'm portint fluids for
the offices assigned to them by nature, and the
regularity OF their flow, health In Il great measure
When the air Is heavily laden with chilling VA
pors. AS 1t often is 1T this season of the year, the
digestion should he an object of peculiar care. II
Il is wesk and languid, he whole physical struc-
ture will he enervaied. Ir 1t Is vigorous. the entire
organization Will he strong to resist the ~untoward
and depressing influence Of a damp aud 'ltlateo
atmosphere.
cially needed "a a safeguard against the diseases
most common In the spring, and HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS being the most wholesome
and potent medicine of The class ut present
known, < course Of it Is particularly advisable ut
this period Of the year. The stomach VIII thereby
be toned and siren thened, the liver and bowels
regulated, the nervous system braced up, and ma
ture nut I'm a state Of active defence against the
mIasina which superinduces intermittent and re-
miltent fcvers, rheumatisms, nervous debility,
headache. hypachondrla, and other complaints
which are apt to assail the nntoned and unfortifed
organizations. The body Is strengthened without
exciting the brain, and consequently no unplta-
SAINT reaction follows Its reTivlng and reiioratlng
operation. NH ~S-eod&wlw
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The disposition of the several inquiries
contained in resolutions offered by Mr..
P%ENDLEToS in tic Senate of Virginia with
reference to the contract entered into be-
tween the commissioners Of Virginia and
West Virginia with the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad Company, and the right of
that company to purchase the Blue Ridge
railroad from the State, &C., we trust set
ties the question and puts au end to oil
efforts to disturb the relations of the State
to that great undertaking. Mr.. PESDLE-
TON, in moving the rcsolutionss gave the
opportunity for the examinations made by
the Senate committee in conformity with
the liberal principle which gives u hearing
to complaint and petition in the legislative
department; and, without meaning to call
in question in any manner the o~riginators
Of the investigation, we think they should
be satisfied. They have done this service
at least they have elected Il solemn ap-
proval of the State contract with the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company from
the Senate of Virginia. This is valuable
to the company. The decision WAS given
with entire unanimity and without oppo-
sition.
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TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT w
BROAD STREET.!
DRY GOODS AT THE CORNER;
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRlCEs'''

a5c. DELAlSES reduced TO ?0c.,
50 and s!ir. POpLlNs reduced TO % auds''
Al pr POPLINS reduced 10 &c: -.J,,ct
Si.?5 COLORED FRENCH aERlAo' ~
Sis 'wv;i iiirE and BLACK FRENCH N6RE''
s,.a rand and Il Black ALPACA rorLlS Fe''''4
q, 4s 70 | Black ALPACA reduced to ,F' ~
Si.7s CASSIMsREs. Virginia man0'i
SOC. d Rsp, e B Z aud GRAY TwILLEDfLAs'
q, F FIJI r ti "WSeaaitTTEFFL,ASSEL reduced 70 a. t.
Soc. PLAID SHIFTING ~
7sc. 1TpsRA FLANNEL reduced TO CO., ,4,s,esa
s M. n and 81 BLANKETS, large Sizes eeS"'>
as and - sH siWLs, all styles, reduced
ss and ssiy d ARABS, bright styles reduced to ~
s,s' a sio' a. and IS CLQAKs, black and e0'0fs0'
7"' rssdnced to sI;, $50. ~, and ~ rssoe.d
A. "a 81. SO, $50. and 81 MURAL
to -. sa.2s, SIS, 81, ana sSiNSr,s UNDER
Shifts reduced to ss:ss, sL.7a si'ss' y" aH1
900 's asirs coUNrRy-MADE Wool sochs
worth so nc s5c.; b, so,d s.,
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. .ons Sheet.
A new consignment OF Priuts, Mn,iius.
ings, Linens. Cambries, NsinsoJaH Napkins,
Piques, Yariatans. Table OanlasaI' ,ot,on uts-
per, Embroideries handkercldeis, jewel s ~ o,aer
sets, Gloves, Hosiery, Parasols. anu "o,d value,
desirable goods, bought al me low
which we viii sell UNUSUALLY chkAr''
Give Us " %n fafly ssIl fiHALHlMEg 5 sons me-.
Remember tho NEW STOKE opp'' NH I
ner's drug store.
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DRY GOoDs,
GRAND OPENING.
FIRST ARRIVAL OF SPRING eoons
JULIUS sYCLE,s,
4ls BRoAD s1nEEr. Bet. Eounru Axn r,...

49, ~ = - .TE 800 - u IS ~ - 49,.
1heg leave to inform my friends and the nub,,.
IN general that am receiving daily per stsa,,s,
a new and werl-seIected STOCK OF Goona =
addition to a good supply already on hand .,.,
ss RESS GOODS, DOMEsTICs. CassIurpv
FANCY GOODS, and SoTIoSs,-whieh h.,s
been purchased In the last few days on reasopab,.
terms, and offer the anne at reduced prices.
ALPACAS, all shades:
SPRING PGPLISs, latest STYLES.
STRIPED and PLAID ALPACA and cH.rrp
BLACK ALPACAS. n full line:
CALICOES, new styles:
A complete line OF BROWN and gLE.Cur,
DOMEsTICS;
IRISH LINENS, all prices:
STRIPED and FIGURED LINENS and CAM
BRICS for shirts:
PLAIN and CHECKED NAINSOOKs.
STRIPED SWISS;
FRENCH ~OFGAEDIFS.
BIID-EYE, LINEN, and COTTON DIApep.
LINEN SHEETISGS and PILLOW LINEN.
TABLE DAMAsK, blcachcd and brown:
NAPKINS, all kinds;
MARSEJLLES, HONEYCOMB, and ALLEN
DALE QUILTS:
W and VOWELLlSG. cheap.
A large stock Of
CASSIaERES, very low;
C0RSETS,
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
TRIMMINGS,
EDGISGS,
CAMBRIA FRiLL1XGs, 60
COLLARS and CUFFS.
JULIUS SYCLE,
IL Broad street between Fourth and PM
CLOSED w nh 10
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No, s NASSAU STREET. NEW YORK.
FEBRUARY Is, 1870.

The remarkable success which attended our ne
~gotiatfon OF the LOANS or the Central Pacific
Railroad Company and the Western Pacific Bail
road Company. and the popularity and credit
which these LOANS have maintained in the mar.
kets both in this country and Europe, have shown
that the first mortgaged bonds Of wtsely-located
and nonorably-managed railroads arc promptly
recognized and readily taken as the most suitable,
safe. and advantageous form Of Investment. Yield
ing more liberal income than can hereafter be
derived from Government bonds, and ayaDableto
take their place.
Assured that in the selection and negotiation OF
superior Railroad Loans we are meeting a great
public want and rendering a valuable service both
to the holders of capital and to those great national
works Of Internal Improvement, whose intrinsic
merit and substantial character entitle them to the
use OF capital and the confidence Of investors. we
now offer With special confidence and satisfaction
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NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE.
No. iii MAIN STREET.

NEW DRY GOODS HOUSE.
No. iii MAIN STREET,
BET wEES ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH,
We beg to inform the public that our NEW
STOCK Is now ready for inspection. Buyerswll
find 1t to their interest TO give Us e call before
purchasing, as our goods are
FRESH. FASHIONABLE, AND CHEAP,
Our line Of
DRESS GOODS,
CLOTHS AND C~AsSIMERES
CALICOs. COTTON GOODS,
SHAWLS, SKIRTS,
GLOvE1, HOSIERY,
UANDKERCHIEFS, C0RsETS,
UMBRELLAS, LACES.
TRIMMINGS, NOTIONS, and
FANCY GOODS, cannot be excellcd.
We do not propose enumerating the articles we
keep, as our goods are now ready for inspection,
and will be exhibited by polite and obliIing sssist.
ants. We invite IN early cali from al In want "a
we are confident or our ability to please.
BURRESs. WILLIAMS L CO..
Ill; Main street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth.
The following gentlemen are with Us, and solicit
The patronage ~ their friends hos. ID. QuarIes,
W. l.. Jennings. G. p. Merton, Edwin A. VIM.
Albert ". Wocdlu. John Merton. mhs
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In The long intervalof adulgs1lee 1t is not
probable that his mind md body have been
in a frame of very great hopefulnesS and.
activity. It is not probable that be has
improved lands which he feared he would
have 10 part with, and. especially if he
a~pprehended they would not sell for.
enough to pay his debts. Here, then, we
have a sad consequence. The land Is im-
paired in value, and the State has lost the
advantage of that Improvement which a
hopeful spirit and a buoyant energy would
have made. In the mean time the accru;ng
interest has enlarged his obligations, and
he is farther from hope and assurance for
the future than ever.
God knows we feel as much for the debtor
as any man can; but we cannot but de.
piore from the bottom of our heart the dis
semination of opinions which tend to blunt
the sense of obligation and impair the So
credncss Of contracts. We cannot elimi-
nate one part of society from national CO.
lamity. Would that it were possible to re-
lieve all. Hundreds of thousands have
squared accounts by the sacrifice of all
their treasure, with much of their blood,
and those who have something cannot hope
that the constitutions and laws of the land
shall be utterly ignored that they may re-
tain a part of that which (morc fortunate
than others) they did not lose.
We are satisfied that the fears of the
debtor class are infinitely exaggerated.
Creditors and debtors are equally interested
in promoting peace and prosperity. Indeed,
if either is more interested in this than the
other, it is the creditor class. There will
still be indulgence and compromise after
the stay law ceases and the work of liqui-
dalton once begun, it will 20. on 30 easily as
to surprise everybody. A hundred-dollar
bill will pay thousand dollars of debt,
and the current Of private transactions
will run SO smooth that men will wonder
that they allowed themselves to indulge
such wild anticipations. Creditor and
debtor are members Of the social body, and
neither can suffer disaster without ~involv-
ing the other. Leave them alone, and this
matter of liquidation, with oil its threat
ening thunder, will turn out q "nine days
wonder"
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FRESH GOODS: FRESH GOODS:
The undersigned frm beg leave /, state tirt
they will open on MONDAY the, tn u Marcia
large and attractive stock Of
SPRING DRY GOODS,
"THE FIRST OF THE SEASON"
These goods have been purchased since the grea.
decline IN gold. which has especially affected our
specially,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRESS GOODS,
and particularly
BLACK AND CoLORED ALPACAs.
VIII also open an entire new and elegant as
sortmcut OF
CALIC0ES, SlIRTINGS, aud C-AMBRfCS.
Our assortment Of ali the celebrated brands II
BROWN and BLEACHED MUsLtHs Is com.
plie, and at prices ne .
Low As THE LOWEST!
Our WHITE GOODS DEPARTdkAT Is ono
to be particularly noticed. having a full suppiyo OF
PLAIN and CHECKED NAISsOoka
sand 81 CAMBRlCs. IRISH LINENS.
PILLOW-CASE LINEN,
PIOUEs. BlRD-EYE DIAPERS,
SWISS and FRENCH MUsLISA, all widths:
&C.. &c.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
such u TABLE DIAPER. BROWN, WHITE.
aud RED S~AphISA; TOWELS. LIHES
sHEETISG, MARsEILLEs QUILTS. &C.
Also, q good stock Of CASSlMERES, SAIL
NETS. COTTQSAUES, Linens, &C. an! a
full line OF
NOTIONS.
CORSETS, HASnKERCUlEFa
GLOVES. HOSIERY,
COLLARS and CCFF2.
EMBEOIDERIES.
HIRSH 4 GEGGESHEIAER,
g.! Broad street, third door above the Theatre.
sALEsmgS: ". c. Keau, J. u. Cnenety' ana
J. Shade.
Closed on SATURDAYS. NA'
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FIRST MORTGAGE n
OF Fl
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD
COMPANY.

Tho Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, connecting
the Atlantic coast and the magnificent harbors OF
the Chesapeake bay with the Ohio river alta point
Of reliable navigation. and thus, with the entire
railroad system and water transportation or the
great West and Southwest, FORMS THE ADD1-
TIONAL EAST AND WEST TRUNK LINE, 80
inreratiyely demanded for the accommodation OF
the Immense and rapidly-growing transportation
between the Atlantic seaboard and Europe on the
one hand, and the great producing regions Of the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys on the other.
The Importance Of this road as a new outlet
from the West to the sea magnifes It into one OF
national consequence, and ~insures to It an extern
slve through traffic from the day OF its compile
ton, while In the development Of the extensive
agricultural and mineral resources Of Virginia
and West Virginia It. possesses along Its own line
the elements Of q large and profitable local busi-
ness.
Thus the great interests, both general and local,
which demand the completion Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad to the Ohio river afford the
surest guarantee OF It's success and value, and
render 1t the most important and substantial rail-
road enterprise now IN progress in this country.
It's superiority rs an East and West route, and
the promise OF al immense and profitable trade
awaiting its completion, have drawn to IL the at
tentlon and corporation of prominent capitalists
and railroad men Of this city Of sound judgment
and known integrity. whose connection With II,
together with that Of eminent citizens and business
men OF Virginia and West Virginia,
INsURES AN ENERGETIC, HONORABLE,
Avn
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ELECTION OF JrDGEs.-Major KELLY
writes 10 his paper:

writes 10 MS paper
at is very evident that the elections of
the judges, save for towns and cities, Jan
not be entered upon before the 18th of the
mouth. The probabilities are that all these
nominations will be made in the Conserva-
tive caucus, thus preserving the choice to a
majority of that organization, and pre-
venting any bargains, rings, or intrigues,
with the hfty-odd Radicals of the Legisla-
ture, II such a scheme was ever contem-
plated by anybody in that quarter"
If possible, lot the judges be elected in
the General Assembly, not in caucus.
Surely the Conservatives can trust them.
selves. They have an overwhelming ma
jority in the body. II thirty or forty of
their number can only be trusted after u
caucus has been held, it must be because
they have constituents who are equally un-
trustworthy. We. are not willing to admit
the existence of such facts.
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MT" WINTER DRESS GOODS on hand,
with Il lot Of PRETTY SPRING and SUMNER
GOODS. will DO closed ont Mt a great sacrifice
upon original cost.
NEW GOODS constantly arriving by steamer
and express. T. Il. PRICE Il CO.,
ll0l Main street,
NH ! nearly opposite post-oHice'
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M BIRD'S-EYE AND RUSSIA Ola
PER.-BIRD'S-EfE DIAPER ut 25c. per Yard
worth Goc., ut 35c. worth 4oc.; RUSSIA DIAPER
1t IL. so. 81 IS. and - q piece of ten yards, worth
Sc. 81. IS, and 50; RCSSIA DIAPER at Csc. per
ward worth aOc.: heavy STAIR LINEN at zoe. per
ward worth aOr.: pure LINEN CRASH a t:ic. per
yard worth l@sc.. ut
LEVY BROTHERS..
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Our G9c. IRISHLISEN is great bargain.
mil
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nUCkWALL ROUSS. -,
IL GOING, GOING. GONE ~
No. 1918, OPPOSITE POsT-oFFlCE'
to get the best ya-d-wtde Bleached ana hrIn Iu,,cs.
ton In Richmond 1T l23c.. the best Prinlslh hi.E'
mond at l0c., good Spool Cotton zoe yard, ~:
DER dozen, spool SIX, two for Sc: Seeue'' 49,
Pins, &c.
OTHER GOODS EQUALLY CHEAP
NEW STOCK RECEIVED THREE TINES
4 WEEK.
Oldxtock sold for anything we can get.
Anything and verythirg you want 4! any ~
Won want l..
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The recent distribution of the Virginia
members of Congress amongst the commit
tees of the House Of Representatives is not
at all creditable to the fairness and libe-
| rality of Mr.. Speaker BLAINE. The con-
| spicuous feature Of his perverse DISPOSE
ton is his placing of PORTER, the monster
imposed upon this district, upon the Com
mittee of Reconstruction. This is open
contempt Of the House over which Mr..
BLAINE prcsides. PORTER is the most OK
treme advocate of pains and penalties for
the people Of the South. In the long die
| cussion before the Reconstruction Commit
tee he advocated the placing Of Virginia
| back into a territorial condition and the
| application of the iron-clad oath to all her
officers. His malignity was so conspicuous,
his proposed policy so unfcelingund brutal,
that they provoked for him the cxecration
Of the majority Of the Republican party,
and he fell under the sca,hinc censurc of
the leading Republicans Of both Houses.
Both Messrs. STEWART and TRrMBULL took
Of his epidermis in the Senate. while he
was prompting SUMNER with every calumny
against the people of Virginia which his
mind $50 fertile in rascality) could invent.
Every idea, every malignant device for
the distress of southern people, that this
man PORTER espouscd, has been signall,y
rebuked by the majority OF the House !:
md, in the face of this Judgment, Mr..
BLAINE places him upon the Reconstruction
Committee. The act is not only indiscreet,
but grossly offensive-indeed, it has Il vul-
garity about it that is peculiarly unfor-
tunate, in a public sense, coming from so
high an official of the Legislative depart
ment.
Other members from Virginia, entitled
by weight of intellect and character to bet
ter consideration, have been disposed of in
a manner not very appropriate. We see
that the honorable member from the AM
herst district has his attention directed to
the ornamental grounds, public squares,
and gardens of the Government. We look
forward to the day of improvement in the
county of Amherst in ornamental grounds
and gardens. Indeed, we look for q hand
some work son Landscape Gardening and
Horticulture, by Hon. ROBERT RIDGwAY,
NJ. c., of Virginia." und count upon the
honor of possessing an authors copy.'
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRAC-
In TORs.-W0 are prepared to furnish any
number OF CART HARNESS on the very beat
terms, D,A. BROWN q Son,
lilo Main street and los Broad street.
NH lt-ThS6H
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DITEIIC INSTRUCTIUN.-All persons
xho have given attention to the s -, ns ;h se
earnestly regaes.ea 70 civ. ,ns h ms 'n nsa,e 81 adapting
the tree-schooi ssss'aa ". ii, RUffSER,
sapesih'ea"0n'A Richmond, Vs.
\. B.-Nswspapsss may do a pas!s' , 81
copying the ADORE
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GOODS!

me- DAMAGED GOODS!
Damaged GOODS!
lust BE SOLD OFF At ONCE.
It won't do to Keep
WET GOODS IN A DRY GOODS STORE.
Five cases of DRY GOODS have by accident been
converted into WET GOODS.
One case OF ANDRoscoGe1N BIEAcHED
COTTON at losc. per yard worth 2oc';
IRISH LINEN at 55c. worth &c.;
IRISH LINEN at CSC. worth 81;
p1YD,s-EYE DIAPER at acc. worth Soc;
p1Rp,s-EYE DIAPER, 10 yards in n piece at %
for the piece, worth soc. per yard.
Also. a lot of HUCKABACK FOR TOWELS
and DAMAsK TOWELS.
Now IS the time for bargains. Call soon' rs such
,oryofus as the above are seld7m to be met WITH.
LEVY BROTHERS..
Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
s1x-CORD wILLIMANTIC COTTON. The
host in use for hand and machine sewing. 'nhio
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Mr.. James Robinson, the noted circus
rider, died suddenly at Cincinnati recently
from hsmorrhsge Of the lungs.
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FI5 n 1870.

NJ N 4 Ii 1870.
NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
+. Il. PRICE & CO.
have just opouca
IRISH LINENS, TABLE DAMASkS,
NAPKINS, TOWETLISGS,
1o4 and lid SHEETIEGS,
RLEACHED COTTONS, BROWN COTTO Ms
PRINTS, &C, &C.
MOURNING GOODS.
BLACK MOUAIRS, POPLLSS.
ALrACAS, &C.
LACE COLLARS. COLLARE-S
ILLUSION BODIES, CORSETA
HOSIERY and lIALF-HOSF,
LINEN-CAMBRlC HANDKERCHIEFS,
LACE HASDKERCIlIEFS,
EMBROIDERED HASDkERCH1EFS, &C.
1mh Il
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~ We have a full supply of the cele-
brated sIX-CORD WILLINANTIC
COTTON. The best spool cotton In use FOR ma
chine and hand sewing. Give 1t II trial. Ii Is re-
commended by Wheeler & Wilson as well as DINER
sexinv-machiue manufacturers. 4 full supply at
LEVY BROTHERS.
NH 10 NOS. i-i3 anu LII u'i 'N|
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r CHEAp !CHEAPl CHEAP!
at sGuAMs 1T 1oc. per yard, sold before the war
.t,aae.. and were considered cheap at that;
GOOD CALICoEs at 10 and 12sc';
r,a,f vard-w,de BLEACHED and UNBLEAcH-
ED COTTON at LAC. per yard. at
LEVY BROTHERS,
< - Nos. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
MI, ,o,o,r,ted sJy-CORD WILLIMANT1C
POOL COTTON. The best in use. TryH'
NH 10
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MARRIED.

March stiL at the residence Of the bride, IN Man.
chester, Va, by Rev. j. Z. Hammond, GEORGE
W. WARNER, tn recently OF England, and Mrs.
A. BERRY. -
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nT FLANNELS! FLANNELS ALI
wool WHITE FLANNEL ut 25c., SOC, 35c., and
upwards also, a full assortment Of
FLASXEIS in twill and plain. and OPERA
FLtESELS. ut LEVY BROTHERS,
NH 10 1915 AMI 1915 Main street.
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GTATlONERY-Full assortment at
- LLyaga q TAfLoR'k u
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p. s.-we have issued pamphlets containing
full particulars. statistical detaiis' mays ose''
which viii be furnished upon application.
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GOODS: NEW GOODS.
sP z 6 1870.

FRESH GOODS. FRESH GOODS:
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NEW STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.