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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31
NEVADA
FIFTH sEsSIoN--29th Day
SENATE.

MONDAY, Jan. 30th.
President pro tenn. Hastings in the
Chair.
Roll called.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. Mr..
Allen.
Journal of yesterday read and APP
proved.
PETITIONS.
A rcmonstrance was presented by
Moore from the citizens OF carlin pro-
testing against the passage Of Senate
Bill No. IS.
Also, from the Sisters Of Charity of
the Orphan Asylum at Virginia City:
TO She Hon. the Senate. We, the
Sisters OF Charity, do petition the hon
orable body of the Legislature 10 hear
our humble request in regard 10 the
fifty orphans now in our care.
We are IN hopes the honorable body
will continue the appropriations given
during the two wears just past, which
aid we need very badly.
We also beg the members to con
slider the condition in which they
found the Nevada orphan Asylum ut
their last visit-that il was i'm good or
der in every depar;ment-that we take
4 mother'a care Of those confided to
us.
We humbly petition for aid and beg
to he allowed to repeat that we require
the appropriation very badly To which
We refer. and that we desire the hon
orabic body to consider our just claims
on their well known kindness of heart.
We shall ever pray. As we are in
duty bound. for the eternal welfare Of
Your honorable body.
SISTERS or CHARITY.
In charge of Nevada Orphan Asylum.
Virginia City. Nevada.
Referred { o Committee OH Educa-
I ton.
gEPoRrsoF STANDING COMMITTEES.
BY rhelan, from Committee on state
.AifairS. to which was referred Senate
Bin No. -, to provide for the foster
ing and supporting the Nevada Or
/ phan Asylum, recommended it, pas
sage.
by Crawford, reported Senate Bill
No. o., properly c~ngroSsetl; also No.
66, providing for funding the State
debt.
REPORTS OF ~EI.ET COMMITTEES.
From ESmeralda delegation:
MIR. President: The E>merIlda del
| cgation. To- which was referred Senate
Bill No. 4i-An Act to amend am Act
/ entitled an Act TO provide for the pay
meut ot the indebtedness Of E~me-
ralda county. approved February 10,
1869. report that they have had the
same under consideration, have pre-
pared n substitute therefor, AMI repor;
the >amc back with the recommended.
ton THAI the substituted lac adopted.
I. W. ABRAHAM,
W. \. BoEI\g.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-31
COUNTY.

Senate Bill No. Is and substitute
An Ac; t. provide forthe Indebtedness
OF Esmeralda county and substitute.
Abrahanls moved that the substitute
he ordered eugrossed. Substitute
creates a redemption fund.- Engrossed
and ordered printed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25

Top HITE More than q year
ago Maj. l.. l., BJyce discovered that he had
been rubbed Ut over loo lbs. OF wool His
suspicious rested upon, Top Hite, q colored
man who had beeu employed aud who assisted
III putting the wool away. Top left the State
as soon as he learned that Mai Boyce had
discovered his WOOL was gone. But Top had
rSram"ur and lHdy.luvc, whom he left be.
hIud im Winchester. He occasionally visited
them both, aud having concluded to abandon
his psranour aud marry his lady love. the for
mer, who was aware OF his completely in the
wool robbery, determined to blow" on him,
an order to have him arrested aud be avenged.
She Immediately set at work to csrry into eff
feet her purpose, in which sic succeeded last
spring. Top was arrested ia Winchester he
wSs Indicted by the grand jury of this county
on Tuesday OF last week, was tried on FRIDAY
last, aud the jury after being locked up Fri.
day n'"h', on Saturday mUrning brought III
verdict Of guilty. The court sentenced him
to the penitcntiary for three Yeats.
The principal witness against Top was his
Farum"ur, Retinds, aud her manner aud the
character ct her testimony was very amusing
-sevcrsi times causing attorneys aud spec;a-
tors to hurst out into u hearty laugh. She
entered Iato narration OF everything that
trRnsPired the night Top told her he assisted
in the wool robbery. AS most Of this was ir.
relevant testimony, she was interrupted and
told to come to the point about taking the
wool ''J'st wait, Ill get there directly" she
said, III talk fast and I'm coming TO that
point" And she ratified away with her
tongue at a furious rate. AT the opening Of
her testimony, when speaking of what passed
between her and Top, it was darling TOpy'
aud dear Topy," but when she arrived at
that point where she spoke of him rs about
to marry another wUmau-and which caused
her to have him arrested for stealing the wool
the words "dirty, sinking, lousy Top nite,"
were substituted for darling Tupy." Re In
the cross-exuminatiOn she was confused as TO
dates, but she would ''swear u pack % bi-
bieS as high as the court room" that what she
said was true. Tier manner aud language
produced one of the most amusing scenes We
have ever witnessed in COURTROOM.
Clarke Courier.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
Friends Of Temperance.
Organization of tie State Council Of IVES.
Tirginia.
CuARLEsrOwN, July 20, 1871.

CuARLEsTOwN, July 20, 1871.
At 4 meeting Of Delegates from n number
of Councils of the Friends of Temperance,
assembled in Convention for the purpose of
organizing a State Council for West Vir,
GINA, THOMAS JOHNSON, President of
Jefferson Council, No. 3, Cby authority vest
ed in him by the d. v. P.,) called the Con-
ventiOn to order. aud appointed JOHN j.
CHIPLEY, President of NlOOrefeld Council,
Secretary.
After the usual opening exercises, the
Chair appointed the following Standing Com.
mitteesi
o" CrsSenGat..-D. o. Maupin, Geo. W.
Haiues aud j. w. ChSpline.
On S'"te ofthe Or0ier.-G. D. McGIincy
j. A. b. Kennedy aud David Howell
On FinGnce.-JOhn j. Chipley, Z. j. vii.
liaus aud e. r. Licklider.
The Committee on Credentials reported the
certificates OF the delegates present correct.
On motion, the Convention then went into
an election of permanent officers, with the
following result:
Lceside"t-JOhn ]. Chipley, of Moore
fell.
Assoeiase.-C. It. Butler, of Shepherds
town.
SccrctGry.-David Howell, of ChaIlestoWn.
Tre0sUTvr.-G. L. Licklider, of Shepherds
town.
CA"p1um.-Rev W. s. Penick, of Mar
tinsburg.
Co"daesor.-J. A, B. Kennedy, of Moore
field.
President johnson then proceeded to install
the officers elect, aud declared the State Coun-
Gil of West Virginia constitutiOnally organ>
lied and ready for the transaction of business.
The Committee on Finance reported the
quarterly capitatOn tax at Is cts. Adopted.
Bros. j. Ell. Pcunybacker, ID. o. Maupiu
and Geo ID. McGlincy, were elected Dele,
gates TO the Supreme Council.
MOOreicld was fixed upon as the place. aud
November LIST, 1871. the time, for holding
the'next session of the State Council.
Resolutions of thanks we're voted to the
Chesapeake IL Ohio, Orange, Alexandria e.
Manassas and Baltimore L. Ohio Railroad
Companies, and Maj. A. w. Hartman, pro.
Prietor of the Valley Stage Line. for granting
return tickets to delegates to Jefferson Coun,
Gil aud the citiz ms of Charlcstown, for hos
FATALITIES extended, and to Mai. Jas. Law.
IiooH, for the offer of his spacious Hall for
the purpose of public meetings.
The following newspapers were requested
to publish the proceedings Of the Council: -
Of temperance, Christian SIN, !MDorc-
Jftd -A"r"rt'ser, GrccmLrisr Independent,
Virginia Free Press, Spirit Of Jct9ersOn and
Sh'phcr'isiolcm Rcgister.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
DAVID HOWELL, Sec'v.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25

cineB.
Evidences Of the most responsible .nd r.Ii,bI.
character furnishsd ON application. With huudrsds
OF tho iEands OF living witnesSSS, and upward of
$1,000 unEDliCitsd certificates aid recommendotoTy
letteTs many of which from the hi beet s,urccs
including eminent Physicians, CIsrEymsB, States.
men. The proprietor has TesortCd TO tbeir
publication in the newSpATeTs; he docs not do tlis
from the fact that his RrticIeS rank as Standard
Preparations, and do not need TO be proSped I'D by
certih, Ates >
Henry T. HeImb"Id's Genuine
Preparations.
Delivered TO any addTcss. Secure from ob.erva.
ton.
ESTABLISHED UPWARD OF TWENTY YEARS
sold by D'Uggists everywhere. Address Iet;ers fry
in oTmatiOn. in confidence, to HENRY T. HEI ~
BOLD, OruggiEt aud Chemist.
Only D@pOts: II. r. HELNBOLD.S Drp- and
Chemical Warehouse No. 59J ,BrpadWay SeE YorE
or II. T. HELMBOLD'S Medical Depot ioI Sop,b
Tenth Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
BEWARE OF CoCNTERFEITs. Ask for HENRY
T. HELMBOLO'S! TAKE NO OTHER,
April {. 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
NOTICE.

Tho unexNmplcd EAtesfactiop that NATTAS'S
CRYSTAL DISCOVERY has given in this city, a.
evidenced by the repeated orders Of some Of the
drugGstE, induce to direct especial and partic-
ular attention to the fact that by lite use you
gain all the advantages claimed for tho many
poisonous compounds in use, to.wit: tho reStora-
ton of the color and growth of the hair and the
speedy removal of dAndruf, without the least pos-
sib!e iniury--ss Crystal Discovery is positively
Warranted I" contain poisonous neither
Lead, Sulphur silver.
lite perfect cleanliness is a reason not lightly to
be overlooked, il will neither stain the skin or
ciothcsin sentence, It is exactly what has bee
wanted for long while. Restorer OF the Hair that
may DO used without the fear that you arc going to
have Neuralgia, Paralysis. Lead Collie aud various
other complaints the IeSut of the use OF lead prep.
RraIiuns.
As simply dresaing Tor the Hair. Ithas also been
found to be unexceIIed.
Letters in our possession might be published by
the score al! nding il in the his terms
Of which we promise to give you some in future.
BY all means try it, satisfied it will give
you entire satisfaction. Price s per bottle. For
sale by druggists generally.
ARTHUR NATHAN,
Inventor and Proprietor
TOWhom address al orders.
To he had in ChArIeStown, w Va Of GEO r
LIGHT q CO.
To be had in IIarpers Ferry. W. ,ofC z.
BELLEK, ana DruggiStS generally.
June %, ls1l-lY,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25

DEATH OF Col. o. Il. FUNsrEN.-CoI.
Oliver X. Funston died at his rcsidcuce-the
uich!auds-in Clarke county about = y. M,
ON Saturday last. lie had been n sufferer for
upwards "t two years from heart disease aud
rheumatism, aggravated. il not contracted by
exposure in the cavalry service during the late
war. This Intelligence will fill many hearts
with sorrow. NeighbOrs, friends, comrades
in war, aud associates in the civil service of
the State, will share in the grief which over
wheims the stricken household and large
family circle Of this high-toned. true hearted
aud gallant gentleman. DIR. Funston had a
strongly marked character, sound Judgment,
and genial disposition, qualities which made
him successful in business aud influential in
matters Of public interest. lie was a good
farmer and devoted to agricultural pursuits
For eight years he was member of the State
Senate from this District, faithfully discharg-
ing his duties to his constituents and retiring
from the position With an unsullcd reputation.
When the war broke out he was among the
first to take up arms, aud was never away
from his command when physical condition
justified his presence. As Lieut.. Col. under
Ashby, aud afterwards as Colonel of the l th
Virginia Cavalry, frequently commanding the
Brigade, he participated in many holly con-
tested fights aud achieved aud cnviablc repu.
tatlon as soldier. Col. Fuustens age was
about 60 years. Wa. Times Of Wednesday.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
The. Bogus Board" again.

The ShepherdstOWn Register Of Saturday,
(thrOugh its ''man Friday states 'thRt the
functions of the usurpiug Board at Charles
town were some time since sumnarily eyrtiN-
SWishef by an order of one of the Judges of
the Court of Appeals, but the Injunction of
Judge Stewart, against the Board of Shop
herdstOwn, did not suspend the action of the
latter Board for a moment. The Board at
the County. Seat promptly appealed from the
order of the NiOundsville Judge, perfected
the appeal, and sent it up, which appeal OPP
crates Us a supcrsedeas Of that Injunction,
and gave the legal Board not half the annoy
anee which the tiy gave to Uuc!e Toby
Now, it struck US strange, indeed, that On In
junction awarded 10y Judge whose authority
in granting an Injunction is questionable,
should operate summarily to erti"y~ish the
functions of the legal Board Of Supervisors,
while similar Injunction, awarded by a
Judge whose right to grant the Injunction is
uDquestioned, should not suspend the action
of the illegal Board 'for moment" Such
position is so absurd On its face as not to
require an answer.
We have enquircd, however, what the Ie-
gal effect of the Appeal taken by the Shep-
herdstOwn Board is, and are informed thRt it
srnguesfiOHaLiy leaves the Injunction awarded
by Judge Stewart in fill force until, or unless,
it should be dissolved by the Court of APP
peals when the trial is tried which cannot
be at the present term of the Court
An appeal does not operate So as to suspend a
Judgment or decree, except when it is a judg>
meut or decree for specific sum of money on
which execution may issue. In ell other ca~
ses the decree reniaius in full force and effect
until it has been reversed by the Court of
ApTeals. This is expressly provided by
the Code of West Virginia, Chapter I35, Sec
tons aud 5.
Sc pick your fiat auI try it again, Mr.. beg
ester. Sult-Petre won't save your Bogus
Board"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25

I(ETTER THAN LEMONS -Genty Sirily Lem
ION - on sn<ar-one pound makes ah"0'thiTty tum-
price 10 cents per pound, for by
HarPer's Ferry. June 81. 1871.
k'RESH TurniP Seed, new crop. just received by
C.. T.. BELLER
nEATH To FLIEs.-Davidsop', Excelsior FIv
c. BELLER.
SPEARS Fruit Preserving Solution. The great
~ objection To- this preparation account Of IL
tasting in the Fruit has been entirely avoided by
CE BELLER.
I4oRSEMAN'S HOPE or Farmers Friend II his
IL va 'uS BILE I.niIne Mt To u persnns hnv
ing charge of horace. beng sure remedy for many
81 tie ills to which they IIa bic. nd ali Farmers
DI"yers and WaeOners. are advised I" give it a
H"rper's Ferry, June 81. 1871.
SEALiNG WAX for putting up frni'.:or sal. by
Harper's Ferry, June 81. 1871.
7 EDUCATING Oil and Tar 70. este by
IL McCCRDY DUKE.
SHlNGLE Lath and PIaEeTing 18th for EHIe by
~ McCURDY DUKE.
SPECIAL attention to Tin Roofing aud Spouting
ty.hy McCURDY 4 DUKE.
i IME FOR Withdrawing for sn lie nv
Ia McCURDY DUKE.
WINDOW Glass and Pu'ty-a large stock
w just received and for salc by
McCURDY DUKE.
SPECIAL attention given TO Spouting Houscs and
- Barns Tin ROO"ng, and all kind Of repairing,
by MCCCRDY DUKE.
WTE are just receiving full stock of Ha I'd arc
W and other gOOds in our line which will ne sold
low. McCCRDY 4 DUKE.
CUCUMBER wood Pumps for wells and Cis-
~ terms. cheap and durable pump, fully war
McCURDY DUKE. Agents.
XEATER Coolers .ChiIdreus Waiter. (.oms thing
" neW,) other waiteTs Of all sizes, Chamber
Sets, just received aud for sale bv
May 30, 1871. McCURDY DUKE
A LARGE stock of TinwAre Of all kinda for sale
n BY McCURDY DUKE.
bright Steel Hoes, 3 and tine for ks ShoVels
- aud SuathGs, just received and for safe bv
McCJRDY DUKE.
INRENCu Muffin Pans, for PaIe bV
McCCRDY DUKE.
PRASS Preserving Kcttlrs. iron Spoons. LadIes,
- Flesh FOFkS, lin Plates and other harvest sup.
plies. for sale by McCURDY DCKE
OS DoZ Harvest Rakes, G rain Cradles, Seyihes
~S.J ana Whet Stones, tor sale bv
Mag 30. 1871. MeCUROY L DUKE
RARGAISS! Extr' ordinary Bar gains are offered
- TO puIchasers for CaEh for any article in my
line. Call and examine. L. DIHKLE.
Jolly ~, 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25

ANoTHER JAUNr-Oa Thursday evening
last We stepped aboard the accommodation
traia of Capt. Chambers, and scom heard q
rumor thEt lie was to have one of Pullman 5
sleeping cars attached to his train. which if
true, will be nice addition and q great ac-
cOmmodstiOn to some Editors wc wot Of
We soon reached II.IItOwn. whcr, he took
on al addition Of two cars to his train, Eied
with children and adults from HErper- Ferry,
who had been attending Sunday School Pic
Mic in the beautiful willow grove Of II on Nm
Lucas, nearly opposite the late residence Of
Il. Henderson, Esq, decd. Ga the train VIC
met with several of our old and esteemed
friends, aud after q short conversation found
ourselves At the Ferry, where We, Us many
Others, separated. We then stepped aboard
the Express train aud soon fOGud our>elf a;
HIgsrstown Junction, the point of our des-
cinatiOn, where We expected to meet a partic-
ular friend, but Efter looking around, iusgine
our disappointment when We discovered that
friend had not come hut we soon found
Others. We met with Mr.. James Covic who
is there engaged in the Milling business He
took us through hts mill showing. us every
thing pertaining to the machinery. 1t has
three run Of burrs for wheat aud one for corn.
&c. Upon the arrival OF the Fas,-Inc, West,
we met with the Hon. JAS. &. Clark. Prrsi-
dent of the q. Il q. Canal, We had not met
before, for about II years We had a very
agreeable conversation aud We found him to
be the same genial, social gentleman, as in
former years. The accommodation. West, ar
irving, and being DESTROYS of reaching home,
We boarded it, and were soon at Harper
Ferry, stopping for passengers to get cut aud
Others to get in, then Of for IIaII;oWn and
reached Charics:own at the usual time.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25
& ,

1T. HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCuU
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM IMPRU.
DENCES. HABITS OF DISSIPATION ETC.
in all their stARrs, At little expense. little or no
change In Diet ne Inconvenience. Ind no Z oOSure
u causes frequent dCsiTe, and gives strength to
CTInAtc, thereby removing ObsITucti"ns. Prevent.
ing and Curing StTiCtUreS of the UTsthra. AIayinF
Pam aud Inflammation, frequent in IT, % sSS II
dLscases, and oLpeLlhE q U P0iaon Gus mater.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25

DEATH OF NOBLE S. BRADEx-The in
telligence Of the death of this gentleman, who
has been in declining health for many months,
will be received with painful regret by his
many friends in Loudoun. and his acquaint-
snces in the State. Mr.. j. was a gentleman
of fine business talent, and possessed fund
of intelligence which rendered him, through
life, 4 most valuable aud useful citizen. For
many years a magistrate of this county, aud
Presiding Justice of the County Court, he was
identified with the mos: responsible business
interests OF the people, and discharged every
trust cOn6ded to him, to the entire satisfaction
of the public. In May, 1855, he was elected
by large majority, to represent the county Of
LOudOuu in the Senate OF Virginia, where he
won the approval of his constituents and
gained the confidence aud esteem of the body
Of which he was a member. In public. as IN
private life, every responsibility was dis
charged by him with a conscientious regard
to the duty of the officer and the citizen. lie
attained the venerable age of seventy-two
yearS-and died beloved aud esteemed by all
who knew him.-LeesJury WasLingtonion.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-07-25

The Outrages by Lowry and his colored
gang OF outlaws in Robson county n. c., are
still continued. The Sheriff has posse of
one hundred and fifty men in the field, but
thus far he has been able to effect nothing -
a fearful state OF terror prevails among tho
women aud children Of the county.
The Baltimore Gazette states that two
corps Of engineers are to be put in the Geld
at once to survey n new route for the Valley
railroad to StauntoD, and two routes from
SlauntOn to Salem. The route Offering the
largest general advantages will be selected,
and work then will be put under contract and
pushed rapidly forward.
An arrival of steamship at San Fran.
cisco from Eastern Asia is announced, by
which came two and half millions of mer-
chSndise, Of which there were the enormous
number Of twcntY>fOur thousand chests of tea
aud thousand bales Of raw silk.
- Maurice Howell of Berkeley county
committed suicide by hanging, in his room, at
Wheeling, on Sunday night last.
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IL

BEING PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR
he 4 BON r COMPLAlNTS,itS BLOOD
PORlEfING PROPERTIES are & q EAT
ER THAN ANY OTHER PREPARA-
TON OF SARSAPARILLA. 1T GIVES
THE COMPLEXION CLEAR AND
HEALTHY COLOR AND RESTO E3
TIE PAIlEA'ft0 u STATE OF IIEAl.T
BLOOD. REMOVING all CHRONIC Con-
STlTUIlONAL DISEASES ARISING
BL0OD, AND THE ONLY REI.IARI,E
AND EFFECTUAL KNOWN REMEDY
FORTIIE CURE OFPAINS ANDSVYEI.
l.INGS OF THE BONES. ULCERATIONS
81 The THROAT and LEGS. BLOTCnES.
PIMPLES ON TIE FACE. ERYSIPEIAS
ANDALL SCALY ERUPTIOSS OF THE
SKIN: AND BEA UTIFYING THE CONI-
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IL
HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S IMPROVED
ROSE WASH


cannot be surpassed a FACE WASH, and will BE-
i9Hnd inc ony SPECIFIC remedy in every species #
W lASE0tS AEfECIlOS. It specify cram.
Gates PIMPLES, Spots. SCORBC-1 IL nay Ms
INDuRATIoNs OF the CUTANEOCS MEMRHASE
etc II2sls REDSESS and lNCIPTENT INFLAM,
NATION. HIVES. RASH MOTH PSTcEES
DRNNEsS OF SCALP OR SKIN. FROST EITES
ond al puTposcs for which SAIVES or ONT.
WIN Is are used restores the Ekin to n state Of
P"ty aud s0ithcss. and insuTCs ued hea IIhy
seton 1" the ssues Of s vesscls, which depends
the agreeable cIeaTneSs ana viVacity com on
90 much sought and admired. but however vaIu.
3eiS "S remedy for 1isilBg dei'ctS of 'he skin H.
j. HclnbuId's iOse wRsh has long SUSTAINED it,
principal claim t" uHbounded patronage. by pee
s-ssinE qualities which render II TpTI.ET AP-
PENDAGE Of the meet SuperIative and Con9eu al
character, combining in elegant inymuia ,L,.se
prominent rrGuiFltes, SAFETY and Efficacy
the invOriahle accOmp' nincuts Of ita use-as n
fFSseTVailVe and RetTssh"r of the Complexion Il
iEHn excellent Lotion for diseSSss g " phiitic
ture. and injection for Of the Urinary
Organs arising from hnif' Of die'ipariou used in
connection with the EXTRACTS RCCHU SARSA
PARILLA and CATAWBA GRAPE PIIISinsuc
diseases AS recommended. cannot be surpassed.
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PERSONAL.

4EhSONaL
NOAH WALKER CO,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction Of pIAa OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call special attention. They will
send on application their improved aud accurate
RULES FOR SELE MEASUREMENT,
and fHlilins Of SAmPIes from their immense stoek
nf Cloths, CASsiIneTrS, CoEiings, ShirtinRG, &c.,
thuS enabling parties in any part Of the country to
order their ClpthInR and shirts diTCC: In,m them,
with the certainty Of receiving garments Of
The Very Latest Style
AHd Most Perfect Fit
attalnHb'e GOods ordered will be cent by FL prsss
thTOughGRt the Southern States they have for FOrty-
three SCaTs excelIed in all depRrtne of the ir
business, which j" suhsta ntiaI the
character Of the GoodS they will send out. large
and vel! ESSortPd StOck Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
aIwGys on hand, together with full line Of
FURNISHING GOODS
Including all the Istest ouveIties in desisn, and
At POPCLAR PRICES.
When G OodS are sent per Express G. o D., there
will be n" collie CtOn charge amount Of 8 70 ana
over. Ru4es Tor self measurement, SampFs Of
Goods add Price LiSt free application The II
t"nti"n OF the Trade IL invited to our whOIesa e
Department which iS always kept up the highest
standard.
NOAH WALKER & co.
Manufacturer and Dealers in Men's and BOv's
Clothing and Furnishing Goods. either
ready. made made 10 order
los and l67 baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
April II. 1871.