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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-06-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

pEPORT Of the condition Of the
IL First National Bank, in Washington,
in the State of OHIO, at the close Of business
on the ninth day Of June, 1870:
RESOURCES.
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Boots and Shoes.
j. X. HAMILTON,
:, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINT

Having the advantage of experience acquitted in the
city, lam prepared to execute ia the be- style aud
moderate terms, all orders for Painting, Draining
Gliding and Glazing. Paints and otner material fur
nshed when required. Orders left with c. W. Norris b
Bro Hermon Ewing, Bel Air, will be promptly at
tended to. jan7-1y
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Preparation Of Compound Extract
BHChu.
The component pats are BUCHU, LONG LEAF,
CUBEBS, JUNIPER BERRIES.

MODE OF PREPARATInN.-B nchu, in vacuo.
juniper Berries, by disIill,lion, to form fine
GIN Cnlehs extracted by displacement with
spirits obtained from Juniper Ferries very lit
tie sugar is used and small proportion of spirit.
IL Is more pslatab.e than any now in use
Buchn, MS prepared By Druggists, is of
dark color. 1t is plant that emits its iraera zee
the action of a flame destroys this its active
principle), leaving dark and gJutinons drcoc-
ton. Mine Is the color OF ingredients The
Bnchn IN my preparation predomnatcs the
smallest quantity of the other ingredients are
added, toprevent fermentation upon inspection,
1t will be found not to be II Tinclure, rs made
in Phnrnfacopoea, nor il it II Syrup--and there
lore can be used in cases where fever or inham.
nation exist. In this you have the knowledge
OF the ingredients apd the mode of preparation
Hoping that you will favor il with trial, and
that upon inspection it will meet with your ap-
probation
With feeling of confidence
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-10-07
BOARD OF VISITORS.
RE FER IL Noes.

Rt. Rev. John Johns, b. D., Va; ExGov. Henry A.
Wise, Va Hon Geo. Davis, N G Ex6ov z. b. Vance,
N C.; Rt Rev X. Ii. Wllmet Ala Col N. X. II. Daw-
son. Ala; Gov. 0dGn Bowie Md Hon. Stevenson Arch
er, Md; Mrs A. Lincoln Phelps, Md; Mrs. Hugh ii. Lee
Md; RI. Rev. Jos. Wilmer, b. d., La Col Geo. o. Gar
ner, La; Prof VIM. Allen. (Faculy Washington College,
Lexn. Val Com. NJ, H. Maury, Faculty Military Insti-
lute) Lexn Va; John s. Davis, NJ d., (Faculty Univer
tito of Virginia. aud the Patrons of the School general
ly. For Circulars with full iuiormation address
Rev. JAMES, Il. AVIRETT,
auG-Hm princinRI,
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DooDhETTE.--T years success. The
Il cheapest aud best Fertilizer eXtant. Twenty-tw
doers per ton 10 cts per bushe Especially prepared
for Wheat Rye, Turnips, and Grass. 1t has equal
all kinds nigmn and vegetables substantial ed by refer
unsurpassed for reliability. 1t natural manure
Zee from aiulteration. Every ton is taken from the
rriNy well under our own supervision, il being i'm
poran branch OF business having for twenty years
sold t on its own merits aud the demand constantly
increasing We have extended facilities Tor procuring
night soil thus to accommodate customers while re.
tanning old patrons with the best fertilizer at frac
ton n the eXtrayagant prices Of the many manufactured
compositions calledietiliZers 1t is safe To predctat
far distant day experience will prove there but
fertilizers besides good fam yard manure "Poudrette
and Guan0, the only natural nianures ia the market"
The farmer lily alorl to sQuundcr his money ON
The many manufactured compositions embla2onod
through the columns Of the rural press as Eel tZers
The Pumdre;tP Tree from odJr and agreeable to hanl
die apply Our factories open fol- inspection OF al
infested in the Of Pouleretc Price So per ton
CHARLES H. STEWART,
Successor TO "A. PpyssOn)
Once, No Gold mtis Hall l20 Library Street, back
oiPost Office, Philadelphia.
For sale by
JOHN BLACKBURN,
aui2 Agent, Aberdeen, Md.
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TAILORING.

ma THOMAS ARMSTRONG, for three years cutie
at VIM llermans Bel Air, having located him
N sell Tor the purpose of conducting the Tailoring
@IlI business, the store of Bonldn Bro icspect-
FULLY informs his friends and the public generally that
he Is now prepared to cut make and repair clothing OF
all descriptions, with ncltncss and despatch. aud
moderate terms.
30 Ladies' Coats cuf and made in the most iashena-
BILE style. dive him call.
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TO PHYSICIANS.

NFw YORK, August 18Th, 1868,
Allow me Ia call y"nr attention 10 my
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1870-10-07
HGlmbOllS Plaid Extract BuchQ
HGlmbOlQ'S flnid Extract Of Buchu,

In affections peculiar to Females is unequalcd
by any other preparation as in Chlorosis or
Retention, Painiuness, or Suppression of Cnsto-
mary Excavations, liberated or Schrrus State of
the Uterus, and all complaints incident To the
sex, or the declne'or change of life.
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Benches and Mel0deOn for Sale.

EIGHTEEN WOODEN. BENCHES,
II with backs, in good order. Also one
Mason and Hamlin Rosewood Parlor ME-
LODEON, and a Wood STOVE. Will be
sold at It low price. Enquire at his office.
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NONE ARE GENUINE

Unless done up in. steel Engraved wrapper, with
fac-simile of my Chemical Warehouse, and
sigued
H. r. HELMBOLD.
ap13
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FROM THE LARGEST MANUFACTURING
CHEMISTS IN THE WORLD.

CHEMISTS IN THE WORLD.
NOVEMBER a, 1854.
u nm acquainted with Mr.. II. T. IIELMBoLp !;
lie occupied the Drug Store opposite my resi-
dcnce, and was successful in conducting the
business where others had not been equally so
before him. have been iavorably impressed
with his character and enterprise"
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm Of Powers & Weghlmmn,
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown streets Philadelphia.
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10T70 DUNBAR 10T71
l0UJ Female Institute. 1911.
LOCALITY.

lbJABlIl.
TTNpE town of Winchester, Va, delightfully."- and
l. trally situated iii the lower Shenandoah Valley
the present terminus of the railroad from Baltimore
and Washington City, by way of larper's Ferry, and
the nucSns of Of turnpkes and graded roads, IL
second TO none in The country in point of health aud
society,"
The Institute, lately removed to lite affording the
advantages OF town and country, is built upon one
Of the most commanding hills within the corporate
limits of the town-hat occupied by Gen. Washington
in the French war, after Braddocks defeat, and en-
braces IN its ample and picturesque grounds portion
Of the bastions aud rampars of the old Fort Londoun
from which there ID very fine view Of the Blue Ridge,
Massanutten and North Mountains, stretching away in
the distance from seven to twenty five miles.
TERMS, PER SESSION, oNE-HALF IN
ADVANCE.
Board. furnished room, fuel, and light Sl25; Music
Piano, Organ, Guitar and Vocal Music so each use
OF Piano, % Languages, $40 Pupils furnish towels
Washing - to $3.50 per month.
BOARD OF VISITORS.
Hon +. W. NJ. HOLIDAY, President
Dir. Wan. A. Mccormick, Hon. N. b. Meade, Vim. L.
Clark, ESD, RObt j. Glass ESD, John j. Wiama. Esq
DR.. Robert n Baldwin, Col VIM. Byrd Col. VIM t.
Denny Capt John Gla2ic, Il n Barton, ESD, Cdniilus
Baker, Esq.
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DR.. KEYSER

Is a physician o. over thirty years expert
ence, and a grad ate OF the Jefferson Medical
College, snd OF the University of Medicine and
Surgery Of Philadelphia
MR.. H. T. HEMBoLp: Dear sir In regard to The
question asked me as to my opipinn about Brchu,
would say that have used and sold the srttce IN
various forms for the past thirty years. do not
think there is any form preparation oft IL have
not used or known to be used, in the various as
eases where such medical patent would be mol
Gated. You are aware. as well rs myself thst "
has been extensively employed In the various dis
eases of the bladder and kidneys. and the rcputa-
ton It has acquired, In my Judgment Is warranted
by the facts.
7 have seen and used. as before stated, every
form of Buchu-the powdered leaves, tinc'u'e'
fluid. extracts, and am not cogniZ mt of any pre-
marathon ofthat plant st all sqrrl to yours. Twelve
years, experience ought, think, to give me The
right TO Judge Of its merits, and, without prejudice
or partially give YOU precedence OVER allo'h
7 y ,lue your puchu for It's Effects on patients. i
have cured with l., and sccu cured Win IL, more
diseases of the bladder and kidneys than nave
ever seen cured with any ether Bnchu or any other
proprletary compound Of whatever name.
Respectfully yours, &C.,
GEO. II. KEYsER. NJ. D..
No. 40 Wood street Pittsburgh, Pa.
August H. 1865.
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REvENus REFoRH.-Some of the paper
keep up dreadful clatter on this Subject
The World has sensational caption to ;
Washington telegram which implies thai
GRANT has been interviewed upon the
tariff question, but not word Of what he
said is given. The telegram represents the
reform movement as irresistible in the
West, 1t having swallowed up all other
issues as AARoN's rod swallowed up those
OF the Egyptian magicians. CARL scHURz,
however. says the removal of disfranchise-
ments was the main question in Missouri.
And so far as the South is concerned, we
think it may be safely said that the people
would rather vote for high.tariff Conserva-
tive-an enemy to Radicalism-than for a
"revenue reformer" Of the SUMNER school.
The main question with us is relief from
Radical misrule and oppression.
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The Sunny Land; or, Prison Prose and
Poetry, containing tue productions of the
ablest writer's in the South, and Prison
Lays of distinguished Confederate Of
GERS, by Colonel BUEHRING H. JONES, Goth
Va. Infantry. Edited, with Preface, Biog-
raphies, Sketches, and Stories, by j. A.
HoUsTON. Baltimore: 1868.
We give the title Of the book as we find
it. Whether the contents are such as might
be expected from distinguished Confede.
rate officers" is question about which
there might be two opinions. We can say
at any rate that the "Poem" in this book
attributed to SToSEwALL JACKSON was writ
ten by the Hon. Mr.. JACKSON, of Georgia,
and not by our great hero. The letter.
press is eXecrable.
As to the Lays" how will this speci-
men answer?
"Give up? Not while remaineth to one poor child
Strength to mould to bullets our 'eao;
Till our fruitful land is desert wild
And the last Of our race Is dead
Is it possible that anybody Supposes such
stuff to be poetry But, then, the book
contains that most inspiring of battle-songs,
" StoneraH Jackson's Way" and anumber
of Father RYAN's and Mrs. PREsToN's best
known and most popular productions.
Also, stories and other things.
For sale by GEORGE L. B1pGooD.
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The persons whose duty it is 1--WE mean
who have been allowed to assume the re-
sponsibility) to nominate Conservative
candidate for the House Of Delegates cam
not exercise too much care. The city needs
q man who can draw up bill at no-
ments notice; who can detect defects In
other mems bills who can defend the city's
interests on all occasions; who can speak
well when speech is called for, and hold his
tongue when 1t should be silent /; and who
Is industrious as well as willing and able to
be q good representative. II the services
Of such man can be obtained, let them be
demanded.
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DARING BURGLARY IN PHILADELPHIA
Philadelphia, Dec. 1.-The house occupied
by Patrick and Mary Mccullough, ION Front
street, below the nayy-yard, was broken
into ut o'clock this morning, by four men
In masks. The occupants were gagged and
tied down in bed, and Patrick was stabbed
in. various places. The robbers secured
81 800 from bureau in the room and de-
parted. Several arrests were made this
morning, and William Trott was positively
identified rs one of the burglars. Two others
vicinity just before the robbery.
Reddy Hadley, rough, shot tavern
keeper named Dusenberry in fight over
cards in the lower part of the city to-day.
Dusenbery will probably die. Hadley
escaped.
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spESfAI NOTICES.


~A LIST OF CHEAP GOODS !:
TkBLE-CLoTHs at o. worth $3.50
Larpe-size BRIDAIIor Fl oNEY- NIB QUILTS,
large enouah for the largest bed, at eheo,
worth $3.50:
Calico CoMFoRTERs at $3.50, worth $3.50;
Good BED BLANKETS Mt 80. 60, o. 81 so. Us, aud
upwards--all very cheap;
Excellent SATT1NET at 5oc., worth e5c. per
yard;
KENTUCKY JEANS and CAssIMEREs atvsry
low prices;
VELyETEENs at prices that must be seen to be
appreciated;
HOODS. soHTAGs. NUBIAs,
BREAKFAST sHAWLs,
WOOLLEN HOSIERY, sACQUEs, Isl.
CLOAKS, and COATS, in very great variety;
Also, KhIT WORsTE y SACQUES for ladies';
BROCHE SHAWLs In square and long
PLAIN, STRIPED. and PLAID sRAWLs, In all
qualities and sizes;
A full assortment OF GLOVES for men, women,
and children;
ENTERTAINMENTS for men, women, and
children;
All kinds of GARMENTS for ladies, and
SUITS for children, at .
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Everybody who has used It, gives Jno. Clark, DR.,
& Co.'s COTTON the preference. mo eo
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HEIMBoLD,s ExrRAcrI nUCuU,
A PERMANENT CURE OF GRAVEL
OF TWELVE TEARS STANDING
STONE pAssEoARD TO
BE SEEN.
BURNsIDE, coyY., Dec. is, 1870.

s.. BURNSIDE, CONN, Dec. is, 1880.
DR.. HelmSo,d:
Dear sir,-Is is with much pleasure that write
you upon facts respecting myself Il do not know
hardly how TO express myself. have been Tor the
last ten or "elve years the greatest sufferer rnsn
could be and 1--we: but more sometimes than Others
The complaint was the ttkdneys" and "bl oder, ,,
Have consulted doctors both In Massachusetts ard
this State, and taken pills Imay say, by the quart
also nquored medicines; bat found no relief
from any, and got worse the last six months
was so that could scarcely get about.
] could not rest night or day. 1t would
soon have bsen Ian upn with me II
had not seen your advertisement in The Berkshire
Courier headed Kidneys read 1t through.
and thought would try 1t. purchased bottle.
but, mind you, had not much faith in II. Why
should /, when had been trying so many things
and cost me so much Well, BEGAN taking It and
before had taken the first bottle felt bad but I
flushed 1. and got another. BY the time took
half Of the second still got worse apparently.
When walked 1t seemed as II my right. kidney
was falling from It's place, and felt resIly bad.
felt so fore had finished the second that had
made up my mind 1t was no use trying any more
and all this time the "Buchu" was doing its work
but did not know IT, go gave 1t up and went 10
Hartford, TO one oc the best doctors in the city.
He said 1t the neck Of the bladder. and eli culd
have to undergo an operation. He gave me medi-
cine, and went home quite down hearted. On
Sunday was una.le to go to church. / had not
taken any Of his medicines, but on my return con-
tinued using "Buchu," and late in the afternoon
Of that day passed the ugliesfstoue or gravelyou
ever saw covered with little pieces which col.
lected together. 1t looks the color Of a mrd tur-
tie. and hard as flint. So you see the "Bucbu"
was doing Its work, although was feeling so
badly. procured another bottle thinking there
might be others but siece that passed, which Is
eight weeks ago last Sunday have been as well
as ever was in my life. have the stone securely
wrapped, and those who have seen 1t In this place
arc surprised. This is a true story OF my case,
and you are welcome to make such use Of my name
as You think proper. am pretty we'll known in
Berkshire also in Connecticut. The advertise
ment saved me. Why not publish more? The
SPRINGFIELD Republican is wide-s pread paper.
Ifany one wishes to see this wonder they can
do So ] could write ali day, bu! think have
said enough for this time. as 1 remain, ever your
well-wisher, EDWARD Il. HOWARD,
Paper maker, Burnside, Hartford county, CT.
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unr, ~ W.su,yeros.--A Radical

"D,x,r' TX WAsH,EeroN--A Radical
naper in Washington thus lets OF Its bile !:
t" One of the troupe, who performs upon
what il called stumbleronicon, ana ron S,r
which he gives really sweet music; mas as st te
the last three nights painpered TO LIZ t"T aton
OF the rebel spirit existing IN NJ sSh;cI, be,
and played tDixie.' This alr' wn = is
came the national hymn of the =: = in the
received with nproarious app1 ,.,ore Al than
t tWpnthirds Of the people receive tier sup
. u"rt srnm the Government, Dixie IL al.
p ",t, io n during the war, any performer
hs ms, a,,ou ~ sing or play Dixie IN inca,
h 4s sn n would have been n1sa
lr rsn6l,cly request that this reoet ar oe
s mr nS omitted from the programme at
our theatres"
How potent is truth. In city where
:. more than two-thirds of the people re-
ceive their support from the Government"
tho lost cause is so popular as to induce
seekers of applause to play "Dlxie
Good.
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~ DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
Heavy diagonal twiIled Atwood PLAlD5 at ''c''
would he cheap at 81;
Au-wco, PLAID FOPLJNS at s5c., worth Sl.25
CHANGEABLE POPLINS at Csc, worth aOc.
CrI,ORED and BL ACK ALPACAsa at 90 and2'c.;
Elk client BLACK SILK at 81 10, worth sL7';
BLACK SILK at SO, would be cheap ut $3.50;
Handsome STRIPED SILKS, very fashionable,
et$Ilo, regular price $3.50;
Also, at very great bargains
OTTOMAN CLOTHS, POPLINs,
yELOURs, EPINGLINES, GRANITE, and
ROUBEUX POPbISS;
ALPACAS and POPIIN ALPACAs.
And large variety of other DRESS GOODS, at
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Cur stock of BLACK and COLORED VEL
vETEENs is very large, embracing every quail
ity-some in appearance equal to SILK VEL
VET. no %
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DIsFRANcHIsEHENTs ENDED.-In Missouri
the same tide overwhelming Grant, Nc
Clurg, and Drake in one downfall has
washed away the disgraceful disfranchise-
ment by which alone State Democratic at
all times by large majority has been held
out to the world as Republican. Not to 60
into particulars, the whole wild farrago of
test oaths and determinations concocted in
the Convention Of 1865 has been done away
with, and Missouri is now electoraI!y free.
In Louisiana has likewise been carried IN
amendment purginS the State Constitution
of some ridiculous acknowledgements, in
particular putting secession editors and
preachers under the ban. - Neso York
World
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The Washington correspondents of the
New York papers speak as if Gov. VANCE
would not be admitted to the seat to which
he has been elected in the United States
Senate, because his disabilities have not
been removed. 1t is understood that he
will resign unless they are removed this
winter and as the term for which he was
elected will not begin until next December.
another man can previously be elected. AT
the same time we must own that it seems
to us to be bad policy to elect disqualified
men to office.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !


NOX AGAINST COX'S EXEC'R AND
or THE CITY Of RICHMONp.-By decree
entered In this cause On the 18th day OF June, 1870
It Is ord rcd that The same be referred to one OF
the commissioners OF this court to tsk an
Edward Cox, deceased, upon ht5 testator's estate,
and also legatee accounts, showing what each OF
the lcgateeS of dward Coz, deceased, is entitled
to receive under his will, and what amounts each
OF otherwise, chargeable with on account OF his
or her legacy, with the balance due to each one !:
and also on account OF the outstanding debts and
liabilities of the testator's estate, The amounts
thereof severally aud to whom coming, and The
order and priority thereof and also TO inquire ana
make report to the court, In what form the asst IS
of the estate now held by the executor. And
the said IS directed to render to the said
commissioner an account OF his administration as
aforesaid, and such information AS Is in his power
in regard to the other matters Of account ana IN
quiry hereinbefore directed tn be taken and made
Aud the said commissioner Is directed to take,
audit, ana state said accounts, and make SAID IN
qulry. and report the same to this court with any
matter specially stated decmed pertinent by him,
or by any party to be so stated but before
proceeding to take the said accounts. the said COM
missioner shulI cause notice of the time and place
OF aking the same to be published once week Tor
four weeks in some newspaper published In HlchI
mond city and this shall be equivalent to personal
service OF such notice on all the parties to this
suit except the plaintiff and defendant, Henry
Cox, executor OF Edward Cox. deceased anQ IN
taking said accounts. the said comm ssioner Is d.
reced to take primd dcie correct, but liable TO
be thars ed and falsIIled any exparte accounts
heretofore settled by the said executor, and con-
frlned b. court OF competent lurisdlction;n
The parties inter ested are hereby notified that
have fixed on TUESDAY, the Sd Of January, 1871
1t 10 o'clock A. NJ, at my office, In the city OF
Richmond, as the time and place to take the &C
counts and make th inquiries directed BY the fore
de 3-laH&w Commissioner.
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mr. GOLDBACK'S GREENBACKS
yEINGETH FORTH BARGAINS.
FaII,JTRE OF The WHOLESALE HOUSE OF
HASTINGS, PENHBHOoKE, JONES
CO., NEW YORK.

The above house being sold out for cash, and
being flushed At the time enabled rue to buy
xreat many goods at Il startling sacrifice, ard ain
now selling the
Handsomest MOUsLIN DELAISEs in the city
Ex: atHnf iBsfsAcK ALpAcAs st IS, IS, 40 and
Soc, worth If as much again;
The hest vard-wide l2sc. BLEACHED COTTON
in the city;
Flrst-rate UNBLEACHED COTTON at &c
REPS in all colors, at CSC;
The very best EMPRESS CLOTH only 70c.;
WATERPROOF CLOTH at 81, sold elsewhere at
9l.35;
PLAID DRESS GOODS;
yERLOUR, BIARETZ:
CHENE FOPLINS, LUSTERlENk;
ALEXANDRA KID GLOVES at Sl.25;
VELyETEEN, CLOTHS. CASHMERE;
nOJTBLE BEOCHE SHAWLS only ss.I5;
WHITE CORDEROY;
Ladies', aud Gents WOOLLEN SHIRTS and
DRAWERS;
HOSIERY, HOODS, TICKING. HICKORY;
COUNTERPANFS, FLANNELS;
HANDKERCHIEFS, WHITE GOODS;
Plaid Domes.ics Linen Shirts of my own make
and. In short, everything belonging the dry Goods
trade at astonishing low figures. Call ana DC con-
WINGED. before purchs sing elsewhere, that Iolc-
hacks is the place where you can safely spend
vour zrecubacks to best advantage.
A. GOLDBACK,
noe4 COZ Broad street, between 9th and 7th.
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DIED.,

49, a-rs~s-a--ss.. DIED, ~
Tn the CITY Of Richmond. on Friday, Uecemr9er
"a 1870 EFFIE WILLS. infant daughter oil Johh
q and Lsur. ". Hunter.
The funeral viii take place from Grace C6 n
Esends Of the family are Invited to attend with
out further notice.
In wilmington, N. G., ON Monday, gath No
rsm en- Mt O'Clock p. NJ, JOHN T. FOL"
STEAD. in the 9th year OF age.
He wa. for many years a resldsnt OF lhls c''S.
Tn rho county of aocchland, Nov. oath. FLORA
M ~ s daughter OF Robert RI. and j. W. Ford /;
aaed Q wears months and days. Beloved by
ali who kueS her.
The light of our household Is gone,
Z he voice we loved Is still,
There Is one vacant chair
That never can be filled.
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For the sake of i" deviltry," train hand
at Monmouth, Illinois, blew a locomotive
whistle, which caused the horses attached
to an omnibus to run away, and resulting
in the injury Of three young ladies who
were In the vehicle, one Of them fatally.
By fire In New York Thursday A. C.
and August Eggins q Go. $40, 600; Insured.