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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-03

II wish / had your head" said
lady 10 her lawyer who had just solv-
ed knotty point for her.
"And wish / had your heart" re.
sponded the lawyer.
1t was not long before the lawyers
head and the lady's heart went into
partnership for life.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-03

Eight years passed away, and then
one day, great noise was heard be-
fore the parsons study, for many men
were coming and Thord at their head
The parson looked up and knew him.
Thou contest in great number, to-day"
he said.
II have come to have read the bans
to my son. He is going to marry
Karen Storliden, daughter of Gud-
mund, who stands here"
"She is the richest girl in the parish"
People say So" answered Thord;
he smoothed away the hair from the
forehead.
The parson sat a minute in deep
thought. He said nothing, but put
down the names in his book and the
men signed. Thord laid three dollars
on the table
II shall have only one," said the par
san.
II know it, but he is my only child,
and I wish to do all this we'll" The
parson took the money.
"This is the third time, Thord, thou
standest here for thy SON."
"But this time is also the last, p"
said Thord, "for l am now done" He
folded his pocktbook, babe farewell,
and went away, the other men follow
ing slowly.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1871-10-03

Sixteen years after that day Thord
stood once more in the parsons study.
Thou keepest on quite well" said the
parson could see no change in him.
For l have no grief" answered
Thord.
To this the parson said nothing,
but after while he asked
"What is thy Grant tonight ?"
"This night 1 have come for my
son. He is to be confirmed to NOR
row"
"He is good boy
Il would not pay the parson until I
knew what place he was to have among
the other boys
"He is number one."
81 hear so, and these ten dollars are
fer you"
"Is there anything more ?"
"No, that is all" And Thord left.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-07

- T. IN
Remember that here in s n,,,a az It Is
go, ayhtinc the polIticai oa'e" s,,oh
.a,cht in the North. There are no SUI. ~ :
nsrtv lines here as are drawn amongst sa a
p ..snrn states. Here the struggle Is he'
t~een reliable. capable, and inteli'gen,
men. and Incompetent, ,unscrupuious, anu
ENTHUSIASTICALLY aspirants to place, %nose
sole object b to better their personal coi'
dition by appropriating public properly "
their own uses. There are no na1lona
Issues here. They are local. True .ne
Federal Government has countenancea Ia.
men who have, without claim ana "lt ".rs
merit, aspired to govern us. inat y 81, w
worse for the Federal Government Hh'cn
has been compelled to acknowledge II,
many instances the outrages perpetraeeo
hy its nets. But there is not one slngie
pol,t;cal principle involved in the ques'
lions before us save that Of selfpreserva'
tior-,hc duty Of those IN perm 10 'ake
care Of themselves. No question rs &c
form @: government, or the power Oh the
people, or Of policy, is presented 10 Ine
constituent body. 1t Is simply this /: III
Won trust your public affairs to lntelngen''
experienced, and honest men or WIN you
choose to fill your public offices with ln'
competent and unreliable meli! Ihat IS
the whole In nutshell. 1t is all locai
affair. When we have settled this question
we mar turn our attention to national con
Germs. But fret let us choose between the
w!dely.contrasted candidates for our trust
and confidence. " .
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Sheridan and Sherman.

Thenew constr uction Of the powers oil
the Federal Government has been improved
upon By, General SHERIDAN, and that reck.
less aud bull headed officer has found o
hacker In General SHERMAN, most strange
and eccentric man. General SHERIDAN had
no more right to exercise the authority he
did In Chicago than LEWIS LINDSEY would
have tolsupplant Governor WALKER here
in Richmond and order men to be hung
without trial. General SHERIDAN holds up
the request Of the Mayor of Chicago as his
excuse for taking upon himself the respon-
sibilty Of placing the city of Chicago I'M
der military rule. This shows his utter
Ignorance of the Constitution. No mayor
has right to call in the military power of
the Federal Government. That is right
confined TO the Legislature OF a State. or
in its absence TO the Governor thereof. To
hold UP the mayor as authority is NO more
a justification than 10, say that the consta.
bic or the weigher Of cattle had asked the
Interference Of the military. But who sup
poses that General SHERIDAN knows any
thing Of law, OF. that he kasany respect for
1t where 1t comes in conflict with his views
OF his own consequence and authority?
General sHEHsxa's superseryiceableness
In Endorsing tie 'high-handsa conduct of
his inferior in command it may as well
TO refer to caprice. General SHERxaN Ia
very capricIous, and possibly merely en-.
dorsed SHERIDAN because somebody he
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Richmond is going ahead. Obstruct her
not by compromising with Radicals. RadL
Gal rule would bring her to dead halt.
No confidence can be placed in such Radi-
cal rule as we have had in the South. 1t
has been the rule OF beasts of prey-such
rule ,ass the wolves of the Black Forest
would bring into hamlet abandoned TO
theirIayenous appetites. Wherever these
animals Of prey have gotten possession
public credit, public peace, and social hap
plnesssa prosperity, have been destroyed
Let us sacrifice time, pleasure, money
everything personal and individual, to the
cause Of the State and her preservation
from. the reckless and destructive rule Of
those desperate invaders and robbers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-07

VALENTINES STUDIo.-We call the atten-
ton Of strangers to the new studio OF
VALENTINE, the distinguished young sculp'
tor of this city. He has fitted 1t up In the
style of the most famous Of those of Rome,
and 1t Is perhaps the most admirably
adapted to his art Of all in this country.
This studio is on Leigh between Eighth ana
Ninth streets. Tue visitor will find there
some of the most faithful representations OF
distinguished virginians. There are Dusts
of LEE, JACKSON, MosBY, WISE, ana Ma
HONE, that cannot be surpassed for the ac-
curacy with which they show forth the
features and the very spirit of the originals. :.
Besides, they will find some mementos Oh
KISS, the great German artist (author OF
the Amuzon), whose pupil Mr.. VALENTINES
was, and many other interesting things lha'
will we'll repay any appreciative person
who may visit the studio. Mr.. VALENTINE
is rising artist, and in the front rank OF
American sculptors. .s.
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:s..nnrAn NOTICES.
-: m11r MARTYRS OF NEGLECT.


. ~ ,oo much to cay that tens OF taous ..au
y ~, nv suffering nom blliousness' sss,i,tv
are now periodic Il severs. general oeDi'5
consps arsc.ions, who might be restored "
ana nst .a. within month or less ny tns nss o.
re a5,seTSr 1e sToMAo Oh BITTERs: me NM.
os ,v,o ave been cured OF these ana o1ner AT,
.nuss nv the use OF this weil.known specnc ase
ready TO testify TO Ito virtues 40
S md remedy. They are spread over inc wnois
~. they are eager to praise ana recommenu
eou nd vet Notwithstanding It's vast populafisy'
srs m any in valids, and man VINO are comm.
VIZ ~ e1posed to the epidsmical Diseases against
ns,ch II is sure protection. Who either through
deerence or incredulity neglect to seize Inc OPP
,,ort,nity to cure and means Of prevention winch
ihav have only TO reach ont their handa to obtain
Tbis Is strange; 1t Is one of the anomalies Oh bu-
=, =, nature which 1t is Impossible to account Tor
A. prnlain. It is. however, quite certain amt
evsry day the number Of these Martyrs OF Neglect
"a din,ntshfng This is proved by the statistics OF
The sales OF the great remedy. During the present
fall the de m md for 1t has Increased all pre-
cadent and it seems as If in the end he entire com.
mnnity would realize the important fact, that
when all other medicines prescribed for the above
ccmplaints fail, 1t can and does effect cure. AS
protection OK ,inst diseases most common 1t this
season, there IS nothing comparable with 1t. Ills
no 6-deod&Wlt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-07

The Radicals in control OF the southern
States, have doubled the public debt Of those
States, and have filled their pockets with
tho money they ostensibly voted for the
public good. Who can dare think of trust
in: to such men the fate of Virginia? In
North Carolina, out of 100000 of addi-
tional debt heaped upon the shoulders OF
that poor State, those Radicals allowed only
$500, o00to 60 into the treasury or to pubic
u.e. The questions, Where went the other
sls,5OO,00O: In the language of the prince
OF swindlers, it may be said, "Where the
woodbiue twineth." Virginians, do yor
wantto send the hard-earned treasure o
your State in that direction? ----.'-
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World an individual employ as agent, or

Would an individual employ as agent, or
~ manager, or as treasurer, one who was
without reputation and who had no testl'
mony to show that he was ever trusted or
had proved faithtul to any trust-one VINO
had shown no skill and no capacity, and
who was q stranger of doubtful habits
and Objectionable associates? If no lndi'
vidual would employ such man TO take
charge of his personal interests, how could
he vote for such a man to take charge OIL
the public affairs-how could he reconcile
1t to Ills conscience tc vote for such man
TO direct the vital matters Of State policy,
upon which in SO large degree depend
the prosperity and peace of the state2
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sF$lfS f4xses8essszs-s srb.k la s,ssisA
! -, vpe esnzured HIM Inas = - a .hs
alan ss to influence the aeaerai . %
eho ',;es who refused to respecs .n' e;.n no.
Armies ,,anera, HALLgcK In TINS CITY oe-
'ty o. 10 didn't see with him persona'lS.
cause , S 60 P ALaER, of Illinois, Repuo-
,,. p" az he Is, cannot see things as ELMER
m ,." SHERIDAN or General SHERMAN
docs. He has some faint impression 'has
there is such thing ss Constitution ..
the United States and laws to back IL, ana
that these furnish no authority for the acts
Of General SHERIDAN in Chicago. we snsii
see what the Governor makes Of this. he
Is right hut how will he make headway a.
8 day when 1t seems so clear that mlgh'
makes right"
The thinking reader will not fail 10 on
serve in the acts Of SHERIDAN the oehhition
~ the mower of the Federal Government
propounded by the acts Of the government
itself. AS ignorant and buil,neaoeu a.
SERBIAN Is. he cannot be saddied VIII Inc
whoIe blame of his unauthorized acts. he
finds complete examples in the unauthor.
tod acts Of the President, in his arrest ano
IMPRISONMENT of hundreds of citizens upon
~ nnr,e testimony and his suspending the
privilege of the writ of haoeas corpus IN
violence Of the Constitution and upon pre-
texts that have no foundation In TACT
When the Government sets such examples,
spreeding throughout the country dlstres:
and terror, we may be sure that It VIII
have plenty of subslterns who will stretcn
out their brief authority and hector ana
slay without reason and without justice.
A pretty Republic, indeed, is 1t. a
northern State now tries her hand against
usurpation. We shall see how Governor
PALMER, of Illinois, comes out with his
challenge of the authority of SHERIDAN
endorsed by SHERMAN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-07

ELECTIONS To-DAY.-To:day Virginia,
New York, New Jersey, MASSACHUSETTS,
Wisconsin, Illinois, Mary land, Minnesota,
and Mississippi hold important elections
We need say nothing as to virgnlii
n "S'''s elects Congressman at large,
The candidates are Messrs. S. S. Hayes
DemocraD and J..L. Beveridge (Republi-
cnnC New York elects members of the
Legislature, Secretary ofState, Comptroller,
Attorney General, and other State officers,
In New Jersey the candidates for Cover.
nor are Messrs. Joel Parker (Democrat) and
Cornelius Walsh (Republican). In Massa-
! chusets the candidates are Messrs. j. G.
| Adams (Democrat), W. B. Washburn IRE.
publican), Il. e. Pittman (Prohibitionis)
and E. Nj. Chamberlain Labor Reform). In
Wisconsin the candidates are Messrs. James
r. Doolittle (Democrat) and q. G. Wash
burn (Republicau). In Minnesota the can
didates are Messrs. Winthrop Young (De
mocrat) and Horace Austin Republican,
In Maryland the candidates are Messrs
William Pinckney White. lDemocrat an(
Jacob Tome (Republlcan).
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-07

LOOK OUT FOR BOGUS TIcKETs.-At late
hour this morning we were shown any
number of Radical bogus tickets, which
the enemy intend to use against u.s.. II
seems to he the main idea Of the Radical
party to elect Colonel Popham by the fail
iure of certain Conservatives to vote our
whole ticket. Mr.. Thomas Fl. Wynne's
name is not on these bogus tickets. Their
game, then, is unmarked Wynne and
Daniel are to be sacrificed.
Will any true Conservative help these
schemers to defeat these two able men
will they 90 back on their own friends
on these two tried and able Conservative
leaders! Look to it, citizens! See that
YOU do not fall into the Radical trap set Tor
you! Vote for Wynne and Daniel and
the whole ticket. l''3. So ~ ,
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nrEu.

Isi o,o,sek OF tho fnnsnina or " r.rKEa. only
~ eensutn ution, Miss BETTE w, Wa Tho twenty
"a Saurhter Of Mrs. Harriet Wa.kT'in 'ne '"''
fourth year Of her age.
DearestftE.er tho11 b. hat snI Ic' ,e Si
Nv, we s, my az, .oss who no. hath berert US,
He can all our sorrows hea.. rpIa
Fer funeral viii take place a. oS Mr.. Jos
AFTERNODE rom is, Ie' street. This friends
sna Camp .c@ nS 1 OF tic family are
invited TO attend. ur
:, Petersburg November iss Mts: wear OF
win I'm. II. Wfldmun, in the for'y-'uiiu 'eA-
her age. ,1TJJE
On Monday mern dF sgh a. r and Anas II.
AMsLia I'D one YEAR eevrn months andtsn aaY
L3tnr' fnuerai win take place at . O'CLOCK foA'
(Tuesday) EyEfiFG. -.--.-..-..-..
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A good, clean and decided victory to-day
would be invaluable. It would give us
power aud strike despair to our oppo'
nenls. Our elections In future would be
loss complicated by the elements Of barba'
rism and dishonesty. We should not only
have power, to keep them down, but power
70 make better selections for our nominees
We must gain such a victory to-day. 1t is
necessary for the good of the Common
wealth and TIE welfare Of every man, white
and black,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-07

No conscientious and honest gentleman
can 90 to sleep soundIy and sweetly to-
night who neglects to cast his vote for the
protection of the Commonwealth. The
State is his mother, his protector. From
her he derives sustenance and support. If
III fails in turn to support that generous
mother, and fingers about at home or else
where, avoiding responsibility and sneak
tn away from observation, he is an migrate.
He should " sleep no more" His conduct
should murder sleep!
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spYCrAz NOTICE..

r FOR TABLE USE AND sim
EEsa.-Feeeivipg this day, ra
go boxes CATAwBA GRkpES.s
zoo boxes DFLAwAR@ GRAPES II
500, boxes IsABELLA GRAfFs'
400 pounds MALAGA Grape R1s 1srs
49,, roo SWEET HAVANA ORAhaEs'
s. sbunches YELLOW BANANAS
ALSO, s.s
soo CALIFORNIA PEARS, r,orr.
And the largest assortment or CohE rn,.,,s
anu p tuv - ANDREW ARToNIs.
,,od M.,n street bslow the poSt-omce'
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me- FLANNELSl FLANNELSlsly 81
Handsome PLAID OPERA FLANNELS. in all
colors, at 7sc. for the best goods made; IL
DOUBLE-WIDTH SHAKER FLANNEL, two
and a quarter yards wide, at 81 so per yards.
VEL 81 and SHAKER FLANN ELS In all quail.
/ ties; -...-.
WHITE, RID, and YELLOW FLANNELsg Mt
all prices; - - >, :, 81
GRAY, BLUE, and RED TWiLLFD FLAN-
NELS; ,
Also, all qualities Of COTTON FLAsSSih p
/, a. : TWIN LPyY BROTHERS,.
,.....t 1878 and l2l5 Main stree.
y. PIANO and TABLE-COyERsl IN all qualities.
mol
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~ THE DOMESTIC sEWING-MA.

CHINE was awarded the premium, and blaze
ribbon tied on by an officer; bat upon txamina-
ton of the books this machine was found not
entered In time to be awarded the premium.
Consequently there Is no premium given for any
sewing machine. JOHN q. ANDREWS,
Chief secord Department.
FAITHFUL DOMESTIC tface, 900 Main
otr.at az .a..... .H-tE,.t- ,no4.3t
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A good start Is half the battle. Delay OBJ.
s,ructs...and. complexities matters. Keep
the decks clear, and lei not the action be
thrown into confusion. Vote, and then
see that others vote.
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1,T1MRER DEALERS.
rAEMIEERYs &c.

vr1IIIAM F. TANNER & CO.,
w .a METROPOLITAN WORKS
CANA, STREET FROM SIXTH TO SEVENTH
manufacturers OF E .*r.
prGIEEs, BOILERS, sAW-MlLLs,
BARK, GRIsT, and plastic m sc
oAs.MAcHINERY, MThL-okAhiN''' '''
Repair work solicited. -. y.~sr.
Fre,pbts to all points low. e.
send for circular.
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DIANO-FORTES.
CROCKERY, GLassWARE. DC.

CHINA, GLASS, sILVER-PLATED
y WARh, TABLE CoTL cry, AID a GEN.
ING GOODS so3 MAIN sTREET.-E-| CUR.
RA Mt would respectfully inform his friends and
former patrons and the public, generally that be
is nowIlocsted at e03 Msin street, near Ninth
street. where he has to Offer for sale full supply
OF H0USE-FURNISHINa GOODs. includin {
China. Queensware, Silyer-Plstad Ware. Glass.
opened, an assortment or sessonsble goods, com
pr1sing tn part Pisntsbed soup and Oyster. Iu-
reeas; Chatting, Oyster, and Hot. Water Dishes
Tenders, Plate W Warmers, Parlor Goal Vases and
Kleeman's celebrated German Students, Limp.
Psper-wsres- -, go oc zs.sm
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~BATCHELoR's HAIR Dye

T BATCHELOR's HAIR Dye
This superb Hair Dye is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous !;
no disappointment = no ridiculous tints or dsa-
greeabie odor. The genuine VIM. A. Batchelor'n
Hair Dye produces tmnediztely splendid Black
ors Natural Brown, leaves the & hair clean, son
beautiful; does not contain particle Of lead or
any Injurious compound Sold by all :Druggtsts,:
Factory, Is BOND STREET., N. r.. ~ H. eodty,
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STEAMBOAT LIHEss

THE SUBSCRIBER WILLhAawyssa
Il continue The BOATI N GzsEzz2ds&Sas
BUSINESS as heretofore st his old stand, DocE
street,
Thankful for pass fayors, bsgs continuance OF
the same. .Esr 3r5J95& II:
no 7.lm* VILLA 81 P.~COX. Agent,
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Vote very early. You will then feel
easy and have time enough on hand to do
good service for your State.
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me- TRIMMINGS PLAIN
and TERRY vELvETs SILKS and sATINs'
cut on the bias when desired also, an assortment
OF GIMP5 SkINGEs, BUTTONS, and CLOAK !
LOOE3, at ~. 49,. LEVY BHOTh Eks.
KID GLOVES at soc. per pair. 49,. -"o! no +.
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IT. me- MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GOODS. aas.<t #a.tJ 49,
TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS COMING
- - j. TO THE FAIR. Gtai;r4asf .


T. R. PRICE & co. are. again in market, and
by steamers and express daily are adding largely
to their extensive stock OF STAPLE and FANCY
GOODS. Every novelty in the dress line is now
coming; also, CLOAKS and SHAWLS for fall
and winter, In endless variety. 80 ,ty -.
PIaip aud Plaid reI Oh and Irish Popltns, .
y Diagonal Poplins, every shade and quality; p
Cashmeres and Merinos, all qualities; - 20"
a Black Gro Grain and Bonnet silks, low bar
~, gains; -. --e4 =. -. ~. -
Fancy Colored Silks, plain and striped; 800
Ottomans, Satin Lustres, entirely new; 80
Empress Cloths, ...,s,... -. - =. - -
Henrietta Cloths, Bombazlre Cloth. 80 5 !.
IN MOURNING GOODS: -,.sy.., {, .,r-t,s. !. a.,
+ Velours and French Poplina 0ttomans, 49,
Tamise, lmperatrice. Gro De Nice,
Gro DE Athens, Double Mohatrs, Aipacas, = l..
Bombazines French and BngEsh).a gsey J.. 3
Grape Cloths, Grape Wells, Grape Collars, &c.
Blankets. Flsnnels, Linens, Cotton and Linen
Sheetfngs, Damask. Towellines,S Cloth, CASSIE
meYes, Festlnes. Cents and Laaies' Shirts and
Drawers, Socks, Stockings. Bosoms, &c, &c. r,.
All of which VIII be sold at small proats' and
every article guaranteed OF best quality. No spe-
ciai list Of prices given but let sensible people
Z oc II - ~ 1lol Main, corner Eleventh street..
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MACHINE WORKS.

4'A sLoAT & ARLINGTON, "..'i
400 1904 iasO, and 1923 Cary Btrset. ,,.
NOS 49, i' nd 'Jos l3 and Is south 18TH street,
RICHMON ID, VA. , ~.
ryo make oil kinds OF new WoIk ID me "a H A
c,M1Ien TsaSe LINE, HErAIH ALL KINDS OE
VIZ We 90 in the COUNTR? 10 40 al
srRTs OF WORK In our line ALSO, make tne
beet ToBACC,, MILLS In the Worio, 2no Keep
t Tes1 a., h,nd. as well as TOBACCO SCREW 3 OF
sT Finds. together with BANDS ard BULLETS,
end ali articles for the msnufacture or topacco.
We Et On on hand for sale al sizes OF :, -, fte~
NSH and aECONT-uAhD ENGINES, .g +!
ROILEhS, W-MILLS, ...,sa,.
gRISr MILLS, POWtk PUMPS,
PLATFORM SCALfS. - .'>It
sHAFrING. HANGERS, PULLIES, 4; 10
GEAR and Devil WHEELS,
And in fact general assortment OF all useful ar
tices in our limo. together with -.
JUDSON,S Pa TEN sTEh M"ENGINE
=. ur1O To CT. sTGz8 aAUeEs ..-... !:
T.. SHLDEN'S PATENT ENGINE PAOh ING
PEGT VALVES. .GLuBE VALVES h".
TALLOW COCKS. ...s-.. t--..<..
Il sELF-oILING CUPS, for both engines and
-! shafting; -. -. ,r .
; rFLUE CLEANERS, i-.,L3 49, :.
q OFT CANr. WATER GAUGES &C. :
All of which we sell at reasonable prices anu Oh
n. Eve receive on consignment all kinds OF
machinery, both new and secondhand. come
ard see US. ,DrscToE
oc2 SLOAI q ADDLNotCN.
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DERFuMERY, SOAPS, and TOILET
AkTdCLEsn large assortment; rs cases
GOHcEhThATEnr LYEI 10 gross AXE
TEks t2gsasss With AZ Ihs, p9pnlsr bitsers IN
City Drug Store. q ain street,
oc 81 corner st. Charles Hotel.
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Let no Virginian rest until the work is
finished. What is the work? TO defeat
the Radicals and save the public admins
frhtiOn.
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.HA.TR COL RER,,
IL A. CLEAN. NAW PREPARATION,,ri- s
AGsupply OF this tnsmtta bic Hair Colorsr |; per
fectly clear liquid prompt IN restoring tie hair
to its originkl color-fiom gray TO black or brown,
more especially II the hair has been black orisi.
nally, received and for sale by
oGsl 3, e. DOVE.
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ME- TABLE-CLOTHS, two yards long,
warranted all linen, at 81 worth sl.5o; TABLE
DAMAsK at csc. per yardworth ssc.,; at ssc. Wouia
BE a bargain at 81; DoYLIES or FRlNGEp
NAPKINS at coo. per dozen worth 81; HCCkA-
BACK TOWELS at $Ls0 worth S2, at " worth
g. so, at % worth 80, at o. worth %, at st1 -,
- ...r; .4s# LEVY BROTHERS., -
= vil,'s-Etrs.e ls 1913 and l2l5 Main street.
All colors in SILKS, SATINS, TERRYs, and
VELVETs, for Trimmings . s@4!t.J ino1r