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BRANDRE-H,s PILLs.

Their great value consists in this They may
be used 50 long any disease affects any of the
organs of the body; and by thus preserving in
their use the disease will be cured, and the body
restored to health, free from evory faint and i'm
purity Their reputation proves their merit.
N AhomaS omlth, Coroner and Justice of the
the Hudson, Sc VS. Brandreth S
hiiis cured him of Dyspepsia and Heartburn,
Sneh every other medicine had failed to relieve
MN. certificate dated April 2, 1868.
p,. turner, of Savannah, Co., saws he has for
nearly forty years, recommended Branarstb,s
rms as specific in Yellow Fever; that he never
knew patient to die who took them for this
maiady' Deing otherwise sound. Their PROMPT
use takes ont of the BODY those mater. Nh
feed the fatality Of the disease. As rene, nj
family medicine he considers them far in the ad-
vance OF all others, and here he speaks from
personal experience of their quality.
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MEDICAL.
As an Expectorant it has NO Equal.

cough or xung Remedy.
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looking into his closed eyes, declared that
the soul of the Delaware warrior had passed
to the hunting grounds of his forefathers.
The romantic history attached to the
chieftain induced the people OF Cooper's
Falls, though be had been in their hands as
a condemned criminal, to bury him with
honour and after the fashion of his tribe. A
bier was prepared, on which he was borne,
accompanied by procession of the towns
people, towards the forest, wherein it was
intended to inter him. The resting place
chosen for the remains of the departed chief
was in accordance with the romantic colour.
ing given to the whole affair. an abandoned
burial ground of the Delawares ere they had
retired before the wave of European coloni
cation. The road to it lay past the base of
the hill on which Rosey Morn had taken up
her habitation.
TO BE CONTINUED.
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Mouldings.
DcCR d WINDOW xRAA6ns
READY GLAZED SASH,

IN CONNECTION with my Planning Mill, l
have opened Ware Room for the sale Of
'rimed and Glszsd Sash. where will keep con
stanty on hand all sizes of these articles which
| can sell st much cheaper rates than they can
De purchased for elsewhere. ] obtain my Glass
from the manufactures at Pitsburz thereby
mvtRg the profits which others mast pay who
buy in this market All Builders, Farmers and
others in want of Sash will consult their own in
tsrest by giving me call before purchasing else
where as am sforing unusual Inducements Tor
.hfs sra " RIDDTSNE
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HAIR REsToaERS.
30 3 4 = II I " II
HAIR RESTORATIVE!
Restoration, Growth and Beauty
OF THE HAIR

VIII restore Gray or diseased Hair to its orr
ginal health and beauty will stop the hair from
falling in the worst cases Il will promote new
and healthy growth; eradcates dandruff; will
cure the most severe headache; will warrant TO
cure scald head in its worst form. This article is
not dye; il will not stain the skim soil the
most deteate fabric. 1t is free from all dirty or
gummy sediments that is found in all articles Of
fered 10 the public. II will also prevent the
young from becoming prcmaturely gray.
IL IL warranted to make the hair grow on the
baldest heads. We have not failed in any case
yet, rs hundred can testify. 1t can be used by
the old and young alike, as il is beneficial 10 all.
II contains nothing injurious, but is clear and
clean as spring water. We can truly say that
VIC have article the public has long look ed
for. You have hut to try it and you will be con-
WINGED Of its worth.
PRIcE-One Dollar in large Bottles.
Manufactured by the
Niagara Toilet Manufacturing Co.,
No Is South Division ST., Buffalo. y. Y.
For sale by Druggists. oct7deodweOvly
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RGSaDhilS !:

The great Blood purifier is without Il parallel
WILLIAMBURG, VA, April Z4th, 1869.
Gents II feel it due TO suffering humanity and
to the celebrity OF your valuable preparation TO
say that have used the Rosadas with the most
ecided advantage. As a biood purifier it is
without parallel. / believe it VIII cure every
eruption OF he skin which flesh is heir to, besides
possessing great tonic properties. Ny family
would not be without it. Respectfully,
l.. Ill. LIVELY.
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~ For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
For sale in Rock Island bv
JOHN BENGSTON AND CHAS. A BENSER
jan22dwIy.
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BosroN, Massachusetts, Feb. is, 1869.
MEssRs. L. DAVIS It Son
Gentlemen The package of Aliens Lung
Baisam you sent me to use among the all icte
poor in my city missionary work, has proved
very acceptable and useful. 1t has gone into
several families and with remarkable effect in
every instance.
One woman has been restored from what her
physician pronounced consumy ton, after several
months sickness with coughs, great pain in the
lungs and prostration, so that she is able now TO
do homework and assist in the support OF her
family, and with care and continued use of the
BslSsm, she expects entire restoration.
Another person, young woman to whom
gave bottle, has received great benefit, so
that her cough, which was of months standing
is getting better, and she has purchased the sec
ond bottle, and has every Indication of q speed =
ly cure.
A young man who was raising blood. and quite
weak and sick, has by the use of two bottle oeea
much improved and able to do little at his
wCrk.
young man to whom I recommended trial
of it who has bad a bad cough and much pain
in his lungs for months past, and unable 10 get
rest or sleep, has commenced taking it, and nov
using the fourth bottle with great benefit. He
said TO me on a recent visit, he would not do
without it He is hoping and reasonably it
seems to me- to be able to resume his work again.
Very respectfully and gratefully yours.
CHARLES A. R0UNDY, City Missionary.
l. n. HARRIS CO., Sole Proprietors, Gin
einnati, Ohio.
Sold by all druggists:
Aliens Lung Balsam.
is perfectly harmless to the most delicate, it
stands the best for merit as has that good medi-
cine.
Perry Davis Pain Killer.
EE- For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
For sale in Rock Island by
JOHN BENGSTON AND CHAS. A. BENSER
ian22dwIy.
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Datchelor's Hair Dive.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world; the only true and perfect Dye: harmless,
reliable, instantaneous; NO disappointment; no
ridiculous tints; remedies the III effects Of bad
dyes; invigorstes and leaves the Hair soft and
beautiful black OF brown. Sold by all Druggists
end Perfumers, and properly applied 81 the Wig
Factory, 16 Bond St., N. Y. aprz7d1y.
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SELF-ENERVATION,

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physical
and Mental Enervation,-loss of bodily vigor
courage and ambition,-the cause and cure,--
with sanitary AID for The feeble and responding
Sent tree, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa
ian2gdv:u,
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: perfectly harmless to the most delicBte, it
lands the best for merit as has that good medi-
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The Company also sall attention OF Watcl
buy ers to the fact that the ELG IL Watches 10 '
offered have several peculiar improvements owe,
all others ana also a lew
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PATENT Dust EXCLUDER,

P2fESf DtSE EAtLtDEA,
constructed a. 20 ineiose the works, and form
II protection against dust. enabling the move
ment TO remain In order without cleaning double
the tine shat Watch will ordinarily run with
out its protection.
The Company feel confident, after having had
their Watches three years in market, AM selling
many thousands OF them in ali parts of the
country, that
The ELGIN WATCHES are the BEST time
keepers now offered to the American public
for either Ladies Gentlemen's use, Railway
OF BIER
OVER FIVE HUNDRED DEALERS
in various parts of the land have unreservedly
Endorsed them. They are in use upon numerous
lines of railway, including the Union Psof and
the Penns rama Central, and officers these
roads with other prouipen t railroad Off cials
ipdsrse the IN the best Watches for the use of
railroad eripiores and travellers yet introduced.
The following are presented specimens of
these Testimonials:
T. p. Il. R. OFFICE OF Grs'L Surf,
OMAHA, Dec Is, 1869.
Hon. T. II. AVERY, President National Watch
Co., Chicago, III
DEAR STR:-During the month that I have
carried one Of your b. ". Raymond" Watches,
it has II OF failed to keep the time with much
accuracy as t. leave nothing to desire in thi.
gard. For accuracy in time keeping beauty of
movement and finish, your Watches challenge
my admiration and arouse my pride as an amer
ic~n, and ! am confident that in all respects
ey will compete successfully with similar man
ufHctures of older nations. They need only to
known to be appreciated.
Yours, most res Psctfully.
Z. ". HAMMoAD, Gent Supt-
OFFICE OF TIE HupsoS RIVER r. R.,
GienI sup't, New York. Jan. II, 1870.
I. NJ AVERY, Esq, President National Watch
Company
DEAR SIR:-The Watch made by your Com
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-10

The reader has already been informed OF
the death Of Colonel JAMES A. McCLUNa,
who died in stanton few days since. q
passing notice, at least, is due to one who
was so extensively known and SO warmly
esteemed as he was. BE was perhaps the
best known of all men who have conducted
hotels in the South for the last thirty years
He began life in Stanton, where he became
exceedingly popular with the travelling
public, especially the southern visitors to
the Virginia springs. He entered the late
war under JACKSON, and was great tavorlte
with that renowned man. For the last five
wears he superintendent the Hot Springs.
Col. McCLUSe was in bis 1ifty-tirst year. His
life was active constantly in prominent re-
ation toward> the public. His friends were
multituainous, and no man ever had friends
that were more sincerely attached to him.
Courageous, generous, unsel1ish. and be-
neyolent, he never did rude act. and never
lost an opportunity to do kind one. True
gentleman as he was, one Of his greatest
pleasures WAS in promoting tue comfort and
happiness of others. Few men at death
could be so widely reeretted-few men are
remembered for kindnesses to 30 great q
number of persons.
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/ DRY GOODS.
D R = G 0 0 D $

LIN osEns sss S ob .aas
is large and compile in every line, comprising
the following:
FRENCH and AMERICAN cAssIaEEEs, ."-
GSNTLEmEE's GOODS for heavy wear. -
Large stock Of KENTUCKY JEANS. for youths
and mems welr, at very low prices.
DRESS GOODS: =
tasts and and va !" ety. Beautiful DkFss coos at
20, rs, 20, and40c.: best Caliccs. l2sc. Empress
Cloths in great variety; 8; lendid assortment Of
Silks, Irish Poplins, Merinos, and DeHines
'"- rLANNELs, BLANKETS, &c.:.
Atwood Flannels as low as 7oc. White an !
Colored sltnnels, ai grades oean. n,S s'9 p6s -.
sp ses viii sins kets viii be bsnetted BY giving
Inc call before purchasing
bTAPLg GOODS:
Cotton Cloth as low rs loo. very good ~ C2t1
ton a, l2sc;: Bed :ick az lows Hicn;sefS so''
WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS. &C.:
Table Cloths. t. bic Danask. Russia Diaper
Napkins. DOyles, &C, as che p az they can De
had In this market; Ladies Z emstitched r and;
keTchiefs Ladies' L. Z. Handkerch'e'S' a"
- RIBBONS. RIBBONS, RlBBoNs:
An shades and MI prices. : large assortment
Of vELNEIs, VEt yrTrFHs. ara n WLoa en-
Velvet, warrantc! ill silk. iIso, very large aud
splendid stock Of -......
CLOABS AND SHAWLS.
Having made fres1 Additions tn iny STOCK OF
CEOARS and sHsWLS, cannot fsil to please
the taste OF ny customers, and offer them az
prices that d-fy competition.
GEkILkMEa'S FURNISHING GOODS:
ii stock OF GETS FUR:iGHlSG GOODS !s
very complete: gents Flannel Iaders - r
geut's Merino shirts a. 81 gcGts Collars, h1ltV-
kCrchia:s, AID Cuffs.
L CORDIALLY INVITE THE CBLiC
to an examination OF my stock feel nv sell
cou,rp,ert 70 .Irase md guar Nu.ce perfect s,ts-
faction. Give me call, and you shall no. 80
away witGcu. being accommodated
JULIUS SYCLF.
nolJ 933 Mair Etrr.t-
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CAPTURED CoTToN.-Ceugress proposes
to look into the matter Of the sale OF cap
tured cotton and the disposition OF the
proceeds Of the same. The House Of Re-
representatives. passed on Thursday resolu-
ton iuquiring into the subject. 1t will be
difficult, we suspect, to unearth the bulk
Of the rascality in the cotton business. If
it could be gotten at, the world would be
astonished at its magnitude. Tobacco
seizures and frauds of Government officials
would also display an amount Of thievins
and corruption quite worthy of the times.
Cotton, tobacco, and whiskey have en-
rched q multitude Of scoundrels holding
Government appointments. Few of them
will ever be convicted. The labor Of con.
victing them would be so great that to I'M
dertake it would be hopeless affair.
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REVENUE REroRM.-We are not pledged
to support revenue reform down Ia this
section of the country. We are in search
of information rs to its merits. We there
fore ask Mr.. GREELEY to tell us whether
his protection theories are in any manner
affected by territorial magnitude, or the
size Of the country? Would it be wise Tor
Virginia (sas to have tariff to protect her
citizens against the "pauper labor" OF
New York? If not, why not? And If 1t
is wise to have q tariff to protect our work
men against Canadian productions, and
also wise for Canada to have tariff to pro-
tevt her workmen against our productions,
now that the two countries are under sep
arate Governments, would not the same be
the case if the TWO countries were united
under one Government? And, if so, Is the
story incredible that two Yankees once
smut themselves up In room, ana got Ficn
trading with each other'
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~ HABITUAL CONSTlPA1lON'-
how TO HFFEcTA CERTAIN AND PERaA-
NLST CURE.-!oms occupations OF life predls
pose TO costiveness, espe tally those which al""
hut little exercise. Persons who contract'hl' IN
rtunste habit Of body, under snch c'rcum stan et
nigh possibly be relieve by chsngips thetr stoaH"
tsrv emp,3yuents 70. others OF more sc' "
kind; bat this Is by no means certain. Rnoi'Vai
const patton Ia a vesy obstinate disorder. All l's
ordinary so-caliet remedies invarisblr sggraTste
it. Nothing can be more injurious than the con-
tinued use OF strong apsrfents They at u ST l.
tate. and finally almost psr1l5za the bowels rem
daring them 80 torpid lbat enormous DO Is o. ca
fb.rtIc Ine0,cines hsva no effscJ upon them. a
Id apet,ent com bi aed with sentls st1muiaat
is re true remedy aud combtn aLlou i'll Tue nap
Met propo III these ingredients, Is roma In
H0stetter's Stomach Bitters. THIS famous stom.
a. c nylgorates the whole intestinal csnal. ~hl
quietly removng from It's cow lut rs all ped
,n.utH tn a ree passage through hem. NO IL Gro
pprgative has tuis DOUBLE perston. NO ordl hry
slim effects the desired object l'ses con.
stuaion Cd .ndoned As hopeless by distlngni ned
medical men. have been cured In. few y eeks by
th Sitters. To tho VINO have tried all the peol-
clnes OF the dpensary in vain, we say try this t
resistibla stimulant and aperent There Is no SUI
cie1t ssson why constipation should Do the con-
sequence of sedentary habits. Hos.etters Buffers,
by supplying the vtgor which would otherwise De
derived from exercise will In all cases the
system to pc form its e1cretory fuo ctlons rexu-
larry and hsalthfdlly. dc a-eoaI~G"N
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Dl ED,

Y.,, whit At 3, O'Clock, MAGGIE BELL,
danah.er OF the late george and Sarah Minor, In
the 10th year Of hcr age. ot,.r.o
Her funeral viii take place from her mo, TaIs 9
aFIERNOUN at , o'clock. The frl:nd, anu NJ
aconainlances Of the family arc respectfully IN
invited to attend.
On "wednesday. December 7th. ut the residenc e
&c har h,,sSsnd In Hanover c"nntT, Va AFTER q
short but painful Illness, Mrs. LEIllh r.
HaCKKTT. 10 the so.h year Of her age: ,oro,oa
"a Interesting children, besides large circle ot
r,,a,iyes and Friends to mourn hcr lrrepara.e,e,
loss She was consistent member or the Bapt,st,
rbmrcb and a devoted and afe cttonats wire. ana
n,other Our loss has heen her eudess gain.
Religious Herald plcise copy.
On the 9Th inst ant, at his residence In Balt,moTr,
JOsEPH II. WILSON, OF paralysis, IN the sVtn
year OF his age.
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The New Alabama Senator.

The Judge GoLDTHwAIrs recently elected
United States Senator from Alabama is @
native of Massachusetts. His mother. while
he was young, became teacher of popu.
lar female school in Richmond, and he grew
up to early manhood here. From this place
he departed for the then Ell Dorado Of the
Gulf, and walked the entire distance to
Alabama, occasionally stopping on the way
and teaching school awhile to raise funds
to procure food and lodging on bis route
In Alabama he met with friends, studied
law, was elected to Office. and in the course
Of time was made Judge OF the Supreme
Court Of the State. He is q man now far
advanced In life, but be possesses vigorous
intellect, and his reputation for integrity
end devotion to the public good Is without
reproach.
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~A LIST OF CHEAP GOODS
TaBLE-CLOrHs at 81. worth $3.50
Larae-size BRIDAL or HoNEf-Co hb 0hlhi y
large enoush for tho largest bed, at *h'0'
worth $3.50:
Calico COMF0RTERs at g. so, worth $50;
Good BED BLANKETS ut "a 50, 81 $780, ~ Ill"
upwards-all very cheap;
Excellent sATTlNET at 6oc., worth S'c. PEI
yard; ,,,,.,
KENTUCHY JEANS and CAssIMEREs at very
low prices; 90 be
yEIynTEENs at prices that must De seen ~ oe
appreciated;
HOODS SONTAGS. NUBIAs,
BREAKFAST SdAWLS.
WOoLLEN HOSIERY, sACQUEs,
CIOAKs. and COATS, in very great variety
Also KIT WORSTE II SACQUFS for ladles'
HROCHE SHAW lie In square and long;
PLAIN. STRIPED. ald rLA1D sHA" Ls' In a1l
qualities and sizes;
4 full assortment Of GLOVES for men, "ohan'
and children;
UsDER-GARMgNTS for men, women ane
children;
All Kinds OF GARMENTS for ladies, and
SUITS for children, st
LEVY BROTHERS.,
I2i: AID 1918 Main street.
EVERYBODY who has used it, gives Jno. Clark' Jr.'
aCo.,s COTTON the preference. no 'o
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= 800 ,rcv,.v,r has relapsed into Radi.

LEWIS MoKssns has relapsed Into Rada.
caIIsm pure, and the demoralizing effect Of
his backsliding is seen in his change OF
on,nion upon the franking privilege. Last
wear he voted for abollshins it; now he
takes sides with Il. In doing so he frankly
declared that he was c ONE Of the fools VINO
opposed it last year: This was rather ,s over st
.or He might have confessed his own
fol,v without calling his companions fools.
AZ the same time they may well console
themselves with the reflection that it would
not be safe to follow the lead of man who
confeSses himselfa fool But Mr.. MCKENZIE
is very consistent in his relapse In going in
for plumber, very good Radical principle;
and changing his ground thus, 1t Is quite an
agreeable salve for any tender point to con-
clude 1t was quite foolish In bum to have
ever given 1t up.
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,,,, Crovning Outrage.

No. r,vn.nc act Of usurpation ana
~-,o,,, has been perletrAtcd at last. Inc
tools of Federal TYRANNY have taken posses
s,on o{ the ballot-box in this city. lesser
doy &C will be seen from the report In our
l,cal columns, a votns-placc was closed IN
one Of the wards OF this city, Judge OF
election having been arrested trh'!st IN the
a:schoros Of the duties Of his office by one
Of the Instruments used for such 0lsrepu'a-
BILE PURPOSES BY Judge UNDERWOOD
court-a de- putty marshal or cou MISSION
or. we know not which, Of that miserable
apology for court.
II is useless for us to attempt 10 charSc-
terize as it deserves this insuf!crable OUT
race upon the people of Virginia we are
powerless to prevent even so monstTous d
wrong as this. We call upon the people OF
the North to open their eyes before 1t is too
late to the gulf of despotism which yswns
before them. They, too, have had 10 SUD-
NIT TO the supervision OF their elections by
Federal soldiers but the outrage was con-
fined to cities, and to elections for members
Of Congress. The next step Will DC tnere'
% 1t has already been here, the oyer-aW'nS
Of the voters at elections for members
of the General Assembly, and finally the
doing away with all elections as unnecessary.
When we told our northern fc!low-c!t1zeus
four years ago that the States bad Ucen de-
prlved Of every right, and that soon they
might look TO see the Federal Government
controlling them as ii had then undertaken
70 control us, our warning was laughed to
scorn. But this prediction has become
history. Federal bayonets stand around
the ballot box in New York rs they stand
around tie ballot box in Richmond. so,
also, will 1t be in reference TO this last I'M
speakable wrong. The ballotboN III every
northern State IS just as liable TO be closed
and the officers In charge Of it Just Us liable
10 arrest, as those in Virginia.
We trust that this outrage will be aired
In Congress. Let Senator JOHNSON and
some one or more OF our members OF the
House Of Representatives make the halls OF
the Capitol resound with their eloquent
denunciations Of this shameful attempt TO
deprive the people Of their liberties. II
UNDERWOOD has connived at II, let him he
impeached. The Senate would hardly dare
to Justify him In such infamous conduct.
Surely every decent Senator would be glad
70 have so good an opportunity Tor Kidding
the bench Of such character.
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MET NEW AND ELEGANT dOoDS
FOE DECEMBER AND CHRISTMAS.
srpERs LINE NEW STYLE CLoAKs,
JACQUES, BROCH~ SEaWLS AND OTh.
ERWRArPINGs JUST OPENED.
T. r, PRICE & co. are again in market, ana
receiving daily new and rashonaoie uooO' io1
winter sales.
CL3AKs AND sHAwLsin every variety
In DRESS GOODS:
RIs.k and oolored SILKS, Gro Grain and Tan
POpLINs, OTTOMAN, :vELoURs, EN-
Prizes. all sh hides;
1mner,sl SERGE. all colors, Soc, worth TO-.
Colored PLUsHFS VELVETS NshFhA-
EEHs 81 to g.;
DELAInrs. Tycoon REPS, chene PoFLINs'
&C.
In MOURNING GOODS some entirely new styles
NJ uneouallea black and finish. Great care given
this department such rs
English BOTBAZINES, TAElsE;
erode MOE, UTTOMAEs, VELOCEs;
Black CASH aERES MERINOs;
MOUeLAINEs, double-faced nOhA1her AL
PACAs, 60, &C
BROID.EEIEs.
Linen COLLARS and CUFFS, Linen sETTs;
Lace COLLARS, Point Applique SETS anc
Val. COLLARS, GIsPURE and Thrsat
LACE5;
LACE HANDKERCH1EFs;
KID GLOVES, HOSIERY, &C., sc.
Great variety new patterns PRINTS coming II
every hour, 10. IL, l6c., Sc. BLANKETS, ELAN
f'-0N' T. r, PRICE & CO.,
no9s corner nth and Msin str eta