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FURNITURE, &c.
3 T A @ Y S

FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
Il WAREROOMs.-Up stairs, opposite the
post-ofice, Main street, You VIII find In two OF
those iron-front buildings the largest and most
varied assortment of PAIL OR, CHAMBER, and
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE in the State, OF
every variety of style and finish. Also, Mattresses
and Spring Beds made to order in any style de
sired. Our stock of Chamber Furniture being
ylarge, complete suits can be purchased at our
the prices Of all our goods, and now selling
about as low as we did fifteen years ago.
We invite all in want Of good, substantial Fur
niture to examine our assortment before buying.
We have goods to suit all parLies-the rich or the
moor, HARDWOOD 6 RITTER,
opposite the post-ofice, Main street,
del Richmond, Va.
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By Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
No ITO Nat, rfraat

A DESIRABLE GROCERY-STAND
IA. AND FIXTURES FOR RENT AND SALE
AT. Will rent at auction, on the
o,cIockP NJ, the UNEXPIRED TERM, ending
the 18th September, 1870, of = T OR E No: lilo
Franklin street. between Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth streets, lately occupied by Catlett & Clay
ton, and cell the FIXTURES at the same time
and place. RICHARDSON CO.,
amid Auctoneers.
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fTWELYE PER CENT. MORTGAGE
4 LOAns tmnney without delay, negotiated by
E,4B. NEWBpRS, Real Est ste Agents j
ap lts-stt lSSl@ S+s No. 1uie Main streets z
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By Thomas W. keesee, Auctioheei'
No. 1911 Main street.
DARKROOM FIXTURE, BAR COUN-
Is TER, Gas-FIXTUEES, PAINTINGS, TT tT
ATICTI0N.-i VIII soil on FRIDAY MORNING,
April 18th, at 10 O'Clock, on Thirteenth STREET, ne
tween Main and Franklin, all Of the FlAI ~ %
in the house lately occupied by Mr.. Z. Z. CiarAe'
consisting of ,nrc,-5rvp ,or,
; plete; - ss-
TABLES, PAINTINGS,
PICTURESi
MUGS, WATER-C0OLER, ...- .--.
CHAIRS, GAS-FIXTuREs, .E -...- --.....
LOOKING-GE ASSES. -.
DUMB-WAlT , s.... .s....s
PARTITION SCREEN. &c. ,-,,.,>,,r, 80.
owl, Auctioneer.
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r ANDS IN LARGE
IL AND SMALL QUANTITIES..
Ihave IN my hands for sale LANDS In almost
AYE Ua t estates With snsn o. are
ments, and desirably located
-. s.. 80 GEORGE n. DREWRY,
/ NH A-1m -. 10ls Main street.
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The Chicago Post says: ;,
Chicago Is an extraordinary town for d.
yorces. .Fi"-- -.
Divorces are all the so in Chicago.
Characterization
Divorces In Chicago.
Chicago divorces. 49,. .~- 80,
Chivorce. 49,. ~, ..,,..---.
Dicago. -~-. & + ...l,--ss ~. -
Force. ,...r,,f - + IT, ,.,. ..
Cage. ..,..,..~,,-..,. 80 -,., e..
Div -. = s-.> :, r. -.
CHI -. .....
Senator Reyels testifes that many north
ern man fleeing from southern prisons
found his hope in the sight of black man s
face. A Comprehend insists that this IL only
q prose Interpretation Of the coupiet--
L. $50 hone before him ever Few.
And darker with the prospect grew
{Neso York Commercial
Washington kilograms announce that Sem
ator Dick Yates Is recovering from an illness.
Executing the French Emperor, there Is no I,
man in existence who does more gett'ng wen
than Dick Yates Chicago Times.
The Courier-Journal suggests for Buffers
newspaper the title of "The Evening Tea
spoon." B. f. B. might retaliate by calling
his assailant 'tThe Morning Saucer
World. -
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By Grubbs & Williams,
& Real Estate Agents and Aucsioneers,
Eleventh street between Maia and Bank

By Grubbs & williams,
s-z Real Estate Agents and Aucsioneers
Eleventh street between Maia and Bank
DRAINED TENEMENT ON THE EAST
SIDE OF THIRD sTREE IT, BEING n4p THiRD
GRSnED. FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On
SATURDAY, 10th Of April, ct o'clock T. NJ;
we win sell. ON the pI emises, the HOUSE locatcd
rs above, containing four rooms.
It is now occupied by good tenant Mt 800 per
annum, and its purchase would be good invest
4 AA''' " N' GRUBBs WILLIAMS,
apis Anctloneers.
LEIGH; CONsTABLEs sALE.-At Office
on Twelfth street VIII be sold on sA At Idi
0ne MRH8saNY CABINET and GLASS; mar.
Sas %zAHSS4S{ %4SHsT II ~ marble top;
SIX CUSHION INH5 CHAIRS; ~
81 k ksSSSSSaSEas e#s cushion cushion
One ROCKER cushion; .-.. ~.
S Sss 5 SzHSEE;ESs TABLE;
One HAT-RACK; ...
One FENDER, and one set Of FIRE IRONS, &C.;
'n JAMES LAWRIE,
APT Hiuh Constable City of Richmond.
GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
y TATE IN MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
VA.-By virtue Of decree OF the circuit court
for Mecklenburg county rendered on the 7th day
April, 1859, In the suit Of Jones's administrator
Us. Alexander, shall, on FRIDAY the Goth day
est bidder, at public auction, the TRACT OF
LAND owned by James T. Alexander, knoTn as
'Jackson'sy" lying on the waters Of GoH's
ONE THOUSAND THIRTY-THREE AND 4
RALF ACRES.
This tract Of land Is regarded as exceedingly
valuable and desirable; we'll adapted to the
growth Of all the usual products Of the county.
An accurate description Of the land is deemed
unnecessary. 1t is presumed that persons desfr-
ing to purchase will examine and Judge Tor them
selves. The Improvements consist OF dwelling
house and necessary ont-houses. .. .
Possession will be given on the day OF sale.
TERMS OF SALE One-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash and as to the residue
thereof credit Of six, twelve, and eighteen
months, the purchaser to execute bonds for the
deferred payments, carrying interest from day or
sale and the title to be retained until the whole OF
the purchase money Is paid.
8. r. JOHNSON, Commissioner,
Boydton, Va.
N.B.-The purchaser Will be required to COM
ply with the terms the day OF sale, and In de-
fault of his so doing, the land VIII he promptly
resold. :. H.. JOuNSON,
ap5 commissioner.
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rHLoRAL-HYDRAT.
.GOUT AND RHEUMATISM.

DIR. LAvnLE's GoUT-LIQUoR AND PILLS
very celebrated French remedies
BLAIR's GOVT and RHEUMATIC PILLS, and
REYNOLDS'S sPECIFIC both very popular
and efficient remedies, imported from London
TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUXP PILLS
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS, ra. .
HARE'S IMMINENT, Pesersbura;-, s.s ,.l.vfrr..,
BROWNS EMINENT, Lynchburg; 49,
LARTIGUE GOVT PILLS,
ELIXIR CITRATE OF LITHIA, II" -
EFFERVESCING CARBONATE OF LITHIA.
For sale by .er.-.. MEADE & BAKER, a
.. Dispensing Pharmacists, !
NIB II sl9 Main street.
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POSTPONEMEST..

"" POSTPONEMENT. -. - -
p The above sale Is postponed until FRIDAY,
18th Instant ard will take place in front or the
office of Messrs. &c & Goddtn, sur iOneers, No.
IlIs Main street, at o'clock P. NJ. -, --s''s'
l., THOMAS ". UPsHUR, Trustee.
h up Is LEWIS E. RIGRY. Assignee. ~
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TWELVE PER CENT. MORTGAGE
j LOANS tmopey without delay) negotiated by
E. B. NEWBURN, Zeal Estate Agent.
up lS-as No, 1915 Main street, =
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VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLYN
" --.------ LAND AGENCY.

McPHAH & WITHERS,
No. lila MAIN STREET. RICHMOND. VA.
The undersigned having this day entered into 8
! eo;partnership under the firm of McPHAIL &
| WITHERS, for the purpose Of conducting O
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AGENCY for The
purchase and sale on commission Of LANDS,
| MINERAL PROPERTIES, MILLS, and MANU-
FEATURING SITES of every description, in the
most attractive and desirable sections Of Virginia
and North Carolina, offer their services to buyers
and sellers generally. They are forming most In:
| fusntial and popular northern connections, and
each State, From their long experience and tho
rough knowledge Of their business, their extern
nothing undoneto attract attention to properties
entrusted to them, and promote the best Interests
of their customers they feel authorized to solicit
| a fair share of public patronage.
All psIties Wishing to purchase or sell csn OBJ
tain reliable information by applying in person
or by correspondence. We are now receiving ap-
plications for good and well-located mineral pro-
perties. G.. c. MCPHAIL,
- -. -. Richmond, Va;
| -, I..-'-% VIM. n. WRITER'S,
late Of Casweu county, N. G.
APRIL ], 1870. an 4--lm
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By Wellington Goddin,
Rea1 Fstate gent and Auctloneer.

VERY HANDSOME BUILDING LOT,
Y ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF NICHOLSON
STREET (ROCKETTS), FOR SALE AT AUG
TON. --Win be sold at auction, on the premises,
on SATURDAY the 10th April. 1870 at half-past
O'Clock p. NJ, that BEAUTIFUL LOT located
fronting go feet, running back 1913 feet. and being
part of the real estate Of which the late Stephen
Hopkins died seized
TERMS At sale. W. GODD1N,
ani3 AuctiOneer.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
81 .-,at 30 Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

BEAUTIFUL AND ATTRACTIVE
bI LOT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF MAIN BE-
NWEEN SECOND AND THIRD STREETS
TOR SALE.-I am authorized to sell that truly
fronting IS feet and running back l4s feet to wide
alley. For rst-class residence this lot Is equal
to the best In Richmond.
Price and terms reasonable. Apply to
up I5-St :. w. GODDIN, Real estate Agent.
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LOST AND FOUND.

F0uND, on the 18th instant, aG
Il GOLD WATCH, which the owner can EEJaR
have by calling at No. I'll Catherine street StssA
and proving property. ap1 is
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DEEDS OYSTER, FISH, - -
Established 1864. !.
other river OYSTERS, with a large supply of all
kinds Of FRESH FISH arriving daily Having
an Interest In several fisheries. i am certain OF
these qualities. Orders promptly attended to. s.
Depot 81 xth street near Clay. =. :.
NH ae--in1 1872. ~ y R0BERT hEIo. 7
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SECURITY, CHEAPNESH LIBFRALITf.
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS. mark and distin.
guish the management Of this company.
ISAAC HUTZLEk & CO..
General Agents for Virginia and North Carolina.
WILLIAM LOVENSTEIS,
Agent for Richmond,
Once, No. So3 Main street,
DR.. j. @. CAR4LL, Medical Examiner. noIs
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By Thomas W. Keesee, Anctloneer''
o. No 1917 Main street.

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. Aurii"neers. ap
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-11-23
EUROPEAN WAR NEWS.

Tie Prussians still continue to advant
in III, ear. of France, where Garribaldi.
has French force, which it is thought
will dispute further advance.
A ,!igh. engagement near Evereux ls-
suited 10 French victory.
The Prussians have captured the towns
Of Is.s Surlc- Doubs and Clerval.
Thionville is being bonba.ded BY the
Prrssiaus.
The bombardnen. Of Paris has not yet
commenced.
Provisions in Paris are reported short.
All communication with the city. except
BY balloon. is cut %.
I,,s estimated that France has. outside
! of Psris. Eve hundred and thirty thousand
men. under arms and organized. and that,
inside, Trochu has a, least two hundred and
thirty thousand mrn whom he could use
for service 10 the 6uld. Those armies are
tal!J equipped with everything but artil-
lery. In addition to this, Kentry is form
ing camp in Brittany for another Amy.
100, 900 strong. Lyon. is preparing for
defense, and Toulouse j. sending forward
large number Of troops, fully armed and
equipped.
New Brie,6ach. fortress surrendered
to the Pruusians November II. 5000
prisoners taken.
The city of Orleans has bsen taken By
tho French, after 6sht Of two days,
The journals report that the Prussi,us
have lost over 10. 900 killed and wounded.
and 1900 prisoners in the battles around
| Orleans.
Much nneasiners exists in Europe. and
ID increased apprehension that the whole
continent will become involved in the war
struggle,
The French gained a non.inporsans
victory a. Ar.hsnaJ. Some prisoner, and
IS guns we're captured.
rsus.ians AGO killed every nigh. 10
strasturs.
The small po. and typhoid fever src
prevailing a, he's.
The journals Of Tours ask for official
r,oof Of Baaaine's reasonable intep,ions.
TIE Independence Beige mys-"He
daily receive visits from etcaped officer,
of Dssaine's army. Their testimony is
conclusive as TO the .rssch.rJ Of their
commander
Ensanie rs. gon. TO in.pees the Rem
hansen Palace. for Napoleon is still sol.
ferins l,sm cold aud damp At Wilheln'.
s.in.
Bulhvhsckisg by the Prussians is car.
RED 90 dali, in Alsace and Lorraine.
A Esjr,sisn column Of 10000 men
la, arrived at Rethel.
Little il heard from Paris nos. II"
sno1a, however. tina, her iutcraal trou.
lies nav, entirely subsidized.
The Germans have occupied Brancourt
and E,,ss.
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.s SENATOR
R6M1sToN.

me United States Senatorship is at
tracing. general attention throughout the
State. a successor to Dir. Wiley should
bs a Democrat. and man Of admitted
ability. In casting about for such per-
son, We know Of no one in our State whs
possesses in more eminent degree the
qualifications for that position than our
toWnsman. Judge Matthew Edmiston. he
was born and bred Democrat. and stands
to-day at the head Of the legal profession
in this State. He is close thinker and
an able debater, and would make hi,
mark in the Senate Of the United States
The Democratic party in this State have,
with q liberality hitherto unknown ia
party organization, given all the imper-
,ant Offices to the few old line Wings who
have come into their ranks Iilcs the war
and We new ask whether justice and mag.
naninisy should not be melted Gu, 10 OR.
who has always been Democrat. and O..
peeiilly where he possesses smineul ssal.
i6ea,iou' and 6.ns,, for the Place to b.
alled.
Aside from his. The present se1rs Q
the United States S,u,,. imperatirel, de-
mandS tia. We should send TO that body +,
man Of oGHhty-spd msn whose publ,
and private life will b proof tbs, be CAT
honestly lssi,la,s for the good Of .h'
whole country and cast ssde all though;
Of pcrsoual sgsrsndisemen,.
Let our Senator be in ability tie corn
peer Of ,h. gallant Thurnsn--in honest,
a seourge to his colleague from this State
Arthur |. Boremsn.
All these qualification are possessed b,
JUDGE Edm:,,on and We feel assure,
tia. by elrc;ing him to fill the po'i.ion 81
long pros'i,uird by Mr.. Wiley, the eaus'
ot Jusric. and Liberty would receive r,
impetus throughou. the entire country
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lMroErLSr.-Tbs PeosOfllce Depart,
uent ins:ruets all postnas,crs to refuse ID
deliver letters for pensioners 10 ,bei'
agents or attorneys. a such letter.
nESt be delivered hereafter "Only 70 the
person addressed, or to a member OF hiI
or her family. or ton legal guardian E!
tue pcnsiuner. aud the requirement i.
pcrcmptory that "nud~r 10 circumstances
sbal! such letter DO dcli7Grel,a oa ag.ot,
nlloIuty or becker
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-11-23

The Cosrier.. Ioarnal thinks II Gener'
u Grant doesn't mind we shall have Il
,an him for President iu 1S72-thlt is. the
Democracy will. lie has done au immens.
deal for our party within the past few
week.. His intentions are all radical i,
il true, but the results are I'll Democratic
He sen, his baynncts to New York, and
the Democracy have swept the city nnG
Etste Ike whirlWind. lie sen, bis bay.
onds 10 Alabama, and the Democratic
ticket u elected by large nojnriiJ-s
Democratic Governor. Democratic Leg.
islatGrc, and the assurances Of q Demo.
cratic United Ststes Senator III the place
cf ca'pet,hag Walker lie sent all rhr
Y.,dersl ofFice.holdcrs 10 Missouri to the
blocS for their support to Grstz Brown
ssl ljrosn walks over the course. For all
fhrte lindnrsses the Democracy, il they
rau'i consistently nominate Grant for the
Presidency. should at least add a nagnif.
cent uiObupeu,ai wing 10 bis villa 81
11ng lbac-b 1t It ts d,nr ~ all
mean,
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Tie Richmond Ehis says. Pu!l re-
turns have not been received from any Of
toe districts, bu, enough is known to rem
der it certain that the Conservatives have
carried Eve OF the eight districts, electing
10 the FIRST. John Cri,cher, in the Fifth.
j. T. ". Duke. 10 the Sixth, J. T. liar.
sa, 10 the Seventh, <. NJ. Brax,on. and
IL the Eighth William Terry. In the
Reconi. Third and Fourth, three radicals
ii! earpet-baggcrs, Plat, Porter and
S;orsll. are elected; and as an illustra'
tioH Ofrspreseuta;iTc government, perhaps
a.i!Ler Of the three has = constituent,
hack OF white. Whs would .rust him with
. teu.doliar Eote.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-11-23

1, ID said that or the day befor, General
Lee died. a large portrait ofllim which was
hanging in the psrlor Of his house. fell to
the floor, breaking the heavy frame sup
porting it. Also large photograph Of
him hanging in the photograph gallery in
ihs town where be lived. feIl about ihr
ame lin, and broke into pieces. Tier.
was apparently 10 disturbing fsrco or
c.ute 10 Trriu,e lhcS: &C, iI-uB
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$1,000 TO 1000
SALARY We GUARANTEE 10
PAY TO

DOCK AGENTS Of experience, or larger
DtomnissiOu than is offered by any other
fctli,hers. Agents are making SEQ 10 $500
FER TtHk cauvaSing for our new Illustrated
Bscrt Ne ggaiantse Agents s ,a!sry or a
large Commission, wi.h choice Of two new and
popular books ard exclusive territory. We Of
~ Esre chauc" IN energetic men or women 10
riass u,onev. S-turo your agency direct from
4sYL'.i.uyf5 j.B. Gu.:kl Co.. L.it'Sr5,
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In tho ith dis,rir, Of Indians. Wilson.
republican, was at FIRST reported elected BY
four majority. A recount Of the votes
however, gives GOodiug, the Democratic
candidate, q nsjority Of seven.
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The Democrats carry .he Legislature
Of A.sbsma by fifteen nsjorisy, thu, SC.
cn'iss Csi.cd SlA',s svr,tor in place Of
willard wmn.r. radical. Shc.. term s1-
rire, 10 1871.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-11-23

In New York City i, ia ..o.l fer candi.
i.,es TO a. to church Sabbath preceding
sI..;ios. il they never I'D before. as if to
satisfy e"..'i'uens Is their good moral
eAarat,,r.
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FEN AND SCISSORS.

JEFF. Davis said he Lad many tempting
Offer. to live in England. but his amor
pa.riGl was strong. and he could uOtavoid
sigting for the Mississippi canebrs axes.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-11-23

40 Indiana republican claims that tbe
party los, more white votes than it gained
black ones, on account Of The Fifteenth
Amendment.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR
LADIES OF THE
WHITE HOUSE,, .

Standard and OFFICIAL biographies OF every mis-.
trees Of the Presidents Mansion from Waihisy.
.oa 10 Grant. Saperbly illustrated On steel.
For circulars and terms, address U. S. Publish.
los Co., New York, Cincinnati, Chicago, or St.
Lows.
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RYAN / HALE,

RYAN&HALE,
BOOT AMI SHOE MANDATORY
The undersigned would respectfully in-
form the citiSens Of Lewis and adjoining
counties tha. they have opened new aad
extensive
BooT AND SRoE sToRE
TIVE doors above Lewis store, Main street,
H,ttOa, Hest Virginia.
We shall keep constantly on hand foil
supply Of Ladiei, M,ssi ard Children'i
Shoe'. and . large aN0rtnent Of gentle
mems
SHOES AND BOOTS,
Ready made and "to order"
The quality Of our work will b IS good
or better than you can get elsewhere; and
our price, shall never fail to please, Give
the new store trial. before worrying cut
your live, and wasting your money in
buying Boots AVID Shoes at . dry gesds
store.
REPAIRS NEATLY EXECUTED
Al IhsrieH notice and moh reasmabls terEI
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Good country pro.ire< rcsistiis rSy7re-,
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I, is SID r'Gearsr Francis Train ,ha,
&c trn-ss; bis wife all The way back from
Ersnpe uPna "ne necasion in order that she
Nigh, give birth here TO 4 son, who would
es eligible to The Prs'idGney The child
EARNED ont 10 b. & girl.
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&ason Of 1901.

ES0soH q lSiU-il.
Mason L Hamlin Cabinet Orp,D,
Patented June 2lst and August 2SIS7o
REDUCTION OF PRICES
The Mason L Hanlin Organ COMPANY L.,,
ID. pleasure OF announcing important in p,or..
neau in thar CAbiaet Organs, for which r.,.
snis were granted them in Jun. and Augu,, Is,,
These are not merely nnS.....,Iv.s atlsrhr
bg. .oh-Gee 'as'asssanial c; cellsnee CT ~
iasirunient.
Tssy art also enabled, by Increased hr;;.;,.
for manufacture, TO make, from this dais a.
thsr reduction Of prices on several i,stisr
styles. 'a5
Having completed and added to their ro,,..
facilities large new mnuufae,orr, thcr Son.
hereafter 10 supply all orders promptly.
The Cabinet Organs made by THE Com
are Of such universal reputation, no. op:r !,
America, bu, throughout Earope, tha, f,yva;
need assurance Of their superiority.
Tnsy now offer FovS ocrlrE CIsySr o,,,
in quite plain cases, but equal aecordip, IL
their capacity, 10 nnything they make, for So
The SAINT, DOUBLE REID, Sos. Yiy1 oc-.r.
oocbLS ESrp okGlss, 1--WE sroPs, With Eo,,
swell and Tremniani, in elegaH. case, with w.
ersl Of the Mason / Hamliu impro vsnen,, sl,s
Tbr same EXTRA, With new voI Humsna du,o-
matte swell, &c, $3.50. Frx ocrArrs. ,r,Y,
sIIs hkEss, srrEx sTors, with ErfAoSr-s sri.u
did instrument, Sc25.
4 new Illustrated catalogue, with full infer
nation, and reduced prices, is now ready, and
will be sent fire. with q Testimonial! r;r,uIsr,
Presenting great mass oferidenee ~ to the So.
psriorisy Of these instruments, to any ousseua-
Peg bis address 10 the uAsos b IlAgtIs 6.sIs
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Brsidway, New York.
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SpRISs AND suNXER CoODx.
?. d: HfthsLh-E,

SfH's AM oSAAEk WYNN.
? a 4: H i
Is now receiving large addition " n,
STOCK OF G0oDs,
aud invites his former patrons and the psb-
lie generally /" call and s1sai&s L;s
NEW SUPPLY,
eopsisting Of the nsua, varissJ B
D RY oObDs.
Also splendid stock OF
LADIES SHOES.
Misses and Children, Shoes.
A large loi of Mems aud Boys'
BOOTS AND sHOHg
A,plendid lot eff Mems aud Boys E.o,
VERY CHEAP.
L.dies' Hate,
READY-NADE CL0THlEG
COFFEE.
SUGAR,
NAILS,
DYE.sTUFFs.
QUEESSWARR,
ST0NEWARR, AID
sAL9.
All kinds Of
LEATHER,
COTTON Y1Rrs,
And in fact everything generally found 10
his line Of business, which will be sold
low for cash or produce in hand.
sAll kinds Of produce wanted n
exchangefor Goods.
All the above goods can be purchased
cheaper at my establishment than a. any
other Store in West Virgins. Give nss
call before purchasing elsewhere.
EMr. Hale ha, also frst-class Beet
and Shoe Mandatory in connection viii
his Store, to which hs would call the r.
lion Ofthe public.
nov4f P. d. HALE,
| TLARHSBURG MUTUAL INSURANCE
~ COMPANY.
Isures a9ninst loss BY Fire or Lightning
Principal ofice,-CLARKSBURGs W. VA.
Authorized Capital $500, e@
Capital Stock $4,000
INsURES on the MUTUAL BASIS.
Policy Holders receive a pro rata division 81
all profs.
Rates Of Insurance as Low as in any other
Good Paying Company.
IT DOES A REGGLARBAHKlHG BUSINESS
Discounts Paper, Receives Money Oh Deposit,
paying upon the same liberal rate oflnarSss