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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.

When the misguided and IL prudent votary o
pleasure finds that he has lmDDed the Sceds or
this painful disease, it too often happens tnat an
ll-tilne sense of shame or dread ol discovery de-
ters him fromappIy;ing to those VINO, rom Gduca-
ton and responsibility, can alone bctrlcnd MIN,
delaying till the constitutional symptoms oi thl5
he.rid disease makes their appearance such MS
uccratcd sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal
pains in th. head and limbs, dlmncs4 OF sight,
deafness, nodes on tho shin bones and arms,
botchts on the head, face and eXtrcntlca, pro-
crossing with frightul rapidlty, till at last tho
palate Of the mouth or the bones OF the
nose fall in, and the victim Of this awful disease
becomes a horrid object Of colnInlaseratlon TIL
death puts a period to his dreadful suffering, by
sending him to that undiscovered country from
whence no traveller Returns.
1t is a melancholy fact that thousands DIE
victims to this terrible disease, through falling
into the hands Of ignorant or un>klllui pKh-
TENDERS who, by the U.s. {" that deadly
Poison, Mercury, &c, destroy the constitution,
and incapable oi curing, keep !hc unhappy sui'
fcrcr month after month taxing tncIr hoAlou'
INJURIOUS compounds and instead Of beng re
stored to n removal Of Life, Eigorand iiappIncs;
in despair leave him with ruined Health U sigh
over his calling disappointment.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
OFFICE, No. !, South FREDERICK STREET,
BALTIMORE, MD.
Left hand side going from Baltimore, street few
doors from the corner Falnot t" observe name
and number.
ns- No letters received unless postpaid and
containing stamp to be used on the reply.
Persons writing should state age, and send n por
tion Of advertisement describing symptoms.
ENDORSEMENT OF TIE PRESS
The many thousands cured at this Establish
rnent, year after year and the numerous import
ant Surgical Operations performed by Dr. john
ston witnessed by the representatives, Of the press
and many other persons notices of which hav'
appeared again and again before the Bile be
sides his standing as Il gentleman OF characte
and responsibility, is n sufficient guarantee 70
! afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEr' Y CURED
Baltimore, jy 7-ly.
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SIMMONS

The head is trouble
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YOUNG MEN.

Especially, who have, become thu, Victims, of
Solitary Vice, and dreadful and destructive
habits which annually sweep to al untimcly
grave thousands of young men of the most eX-
alted talents and brilliant intellect who might
otherwise have entranced listening ScnateS with
the thunders of cloqucnce or walked to eXtacy
the living lyre, may call with full confidence.
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Physician of this celebrated institution, has dis,
covered the most Certain, SPEEDY !, HleSss'' anu
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Observation-Disclosures.

CHINN & co.,
Successors to Samuel Hartlcy,)
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
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Married persons, or Young Men contcmplat'
ing marriage aware of Physical Weakness
vous Excitability,. Palpitation, Organic Weak
ness, Nervous Debility, or any other DisluNll
tcation, speedily relieved.
He who places himself under tho care of DR.. }.
may religiously confde in his honor as gentle
man, and confidently rely upon his skill as
physician.
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j. W MALLS B. W. MALLS. B. F. PEAKE.
AMES ". n a L L S, s n s. CO.,
- 1877 King St. Alexa.a Va:
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MISSES FANCY COLORED BOOTS,
Vl In new styles and colors; great variety,
handsome and cheap. Misses Broadway and
Toilet Slippers, at
WADDEY'S, "A King street.
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CHILDREN'S SCHOOL AND WALKING
" BOOTS.
A large stock and great variety of styles, at
WADDEY'S, "a King street
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Cincin natl Market.
CINCINNATI, December q

CINCINNATI, December %.
BUTTER-Unchanged.
COTTON-Q liet; middling at l9tc.
COAL-Firm at the advance; Pitts
burgh is quoted at 30c.
CHEESE-Firm at Hobo.
COFFEE-Firm and held higher on
eastern advices.
EGGS-Higher at 33@34c.
FLOUR-Quiet; sales of spring fam
lily at 81 90.
GRAIN-Wheat unchanged at 81 40
al 43. Corn firmer and in increased
demand at 47@50c. Oats at 36@4Oc.
Rye steady at S0@S2c. Barley in fail
demand at 75@S3c.
HOGS-Strong and the market &C.
tive; receipts 1860; prices ranged from
81 40 to 81 60.
HAY-Quiet
OIL-Linseed 75c.
PROVISIONS-There is better
Feeling in the market for hog products
mess pork is held at $l3 SO. Green
meats steady shoulders 4ic; rib sides
SIC; hams 73@Sic. Bulk meats frmer
shoulders ste; clear rib 6sc, clear sides
&c. Bacon quiet; shoulders &c; clear
rib TIC clear sides 7s@7tc. Sugar
cured hams l3@l3Ac. Lard firm at
5000.
SUGARS-Unchauged.
+ SEEDS-Clover is quoted at $40
102c per pound; timothy at 50 90 and
fax at 81 60.
TALLOW-S&@S5c.
TOBACCO-Quiet.
WHISKY-Firm at Gle with pros.
poets OF an advance. ra-
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washington Pastry.


A soiourner in Washington sends TIT
following:
! am particularly fond OF lemon pie
and cecream tor dessert. AT =.
Hotel I went on peaceably for q couple
OF weeks, but always eatingmy lemon
ME under a silent protest for l was 9
stranger, and did not like to make 90
iections. Finally l called a waiter and
said: 49, -.
"John, l have nothing TO- say aoonl
the icecream, but what kind Of q pie Is
this ?? -,
"What kind Of pie did you order
sab p ..y--
81 ordered lemon pie, but this ap
pears to be dried apple.
"Dat's lemon pie, sab. You know
dew has a way Of mixin dried, apples II !
de- lemon pies here, sab, toidat extent
requires a man of ability TO stingulst
'em apart, sab. De lemons is scase, yo'
know, and dey has 70 'conomise EN- o
to make one lemon do for sixteen pies
|-Galary.
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Decision Against Sample Merchants
From the Richmond Dispatch, Dec. 81

From the hlcnIuOuu DlSpdICu, DeOs $'I
In the Police Court, on Saturday
Justice White decided several sample
cases. in which late ruling Of the Su
preme Court had been urged in favor Of
the accused. The following is an ab
stract of the decision: lnasmuch as
the Supreme Court decided. in, the case
of Ward vs. The State OF Maryland,
that the revenue laws Of that State are
unconstitutional, because of the fact
that discrimination was made against
non-residents; and, as the city ordinance
of Richmond failed to make any such
discrimination, the Court holds that the
ordinance is notin conflict with the Con-
stitution of the United States. The
Supreme Court admitted the right
of the several States to regulate
taxes to provide for the current ex'
penses of their governments. The
Court held that there was a material
difference between the terms "mer.
chants" commission merchants, and
"sampie merchants" The provisions
of the State laws apply alike to resi.
dents and non-residents. The decisions
of the Supreme Court apply to the laws
of MARYLAND, which differ materially
from those OF Virginia-the one seem
ugly discriminating between residents
and nou-residents, while the other fails
to do so. -, ~
In the several cases heard by the
Justice, the minimum penalty OF $oO
was imposed in each case. and the par
ties sent to the Hastings Court Tor In
Jiotment
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FRANKLIN was a printer. Bollve

FRANKLIN was q printer. Boliver
was q druggist. Mahomet Ali was a
barber. Virgil was the son Of a potter.
Horace was the son of q shop keeper
Demosthenes was the son OF q cutler
Robert Burns was a plowman in Ayre,,
shire. Shakespeare was the son OF
a wool stapler. Cardinal VOL
sey was the son of pork butcher.
Oliver Cromwell was the son of a Lon.
don brewer. Whitfield was the son Of
an innkeeper at Gloucester. Columbus
was the son of q weaver, and Q weaver
himself John Jacob Astor once sold
arples on the streets of New York.
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| Virginia University
l8Zl.72.

81 LAS. LAST CATALOGUE SHOWS AN
dIancc of III Students at this In
~ Five distinct Departments of In
-, with full corps of competent
ancient and Modern Languages;
! ~, les, pure and applied Psychol-
/, GllcS, Political Economy, Logic,
{ gS, tle Sciences, &C., &c, carefully
49,, c,&S98lghly taught. Practical Chem
.s..-ir hyslcs, illustrated by appropriate
SO, go Special advantages for The study
~ ~ Library. Extensive Cabinets Of
Z. ~ Geology and Chronology, to-
th many specimens in other de-
\ s,SS.oli Natural History. Fine build.
~ 1'IuI and healthy location, good
.ERN begins Sept. 9Th. Winter,
ssa 'lh. Spring, March 10th.
:s,I;Sceinent, June 10th.
sIr rom s. toA per week.
r,-,SSl9 70 s2i per year.
\ "'er Particulars inquire OF
ALEX. MARTIN,
t,,,,o President.
o"h, W. Va. jeN
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, December %.

NEW YORK, December %.
FLOUR-Quiet and without decided
change at S. 50@5 80 for superfine
State; Sc ESQ 635 for extra State; Sc 4O
@6 so for choice do; IS 50@5 90 fol-
superfne western; S. 2O@6 so for
common to medium extra western;
S6 55@7 90 for choice do; 81 0O
al Is for common to choice white
wheat western extra; IS 35@6 IS for com
mon to good shipping brands Of extra
round hoop Ohio; IS 1907 80 for trade
brands; Sc 60@7 20 for common to fair
extra St. Louis and $r65@9 Is for
good to choice do. Southern flour quiet
and steady at IS SCOT IS for common
to fair extra, and 81 30@s25 for good to
choice do. Rye floul unchanged at 81 SO
as Is. Corn meal is quiet and un-
changed.
GRAIN-Wheat quiet and steady
at 81 47@1 50 for No. 2 Spring in store;
81 57@1 SO for winter red western;$l 81
al 63 for amber western; 81 62@l Y
for white do. Rye quiet at 90c for
estern and Csc for Canada. Barley
dull western 81 H. Barley malt quiet.
Corn without decided change at 77@78c
for new western mixed afoat 7Sc for
white southern. Oats steady at 54@56c
for western and Ohio.
PROFESSIONALISM quiet and un-
changed at $l4 SO for new mess; $l3 Oh
for old do $l2 25 for prime; 81 50@
400 for new prime. mess. Beef quiet
at 80 OO@ll 90 for plain mess, and
Sll GOALS 90 for extra d. Beef hams
steady At "a 0O924 So Tierce beef
active at S46 00@1700 for prime mess;
and $I9 00(920 90 for India do. Cut
meats dull at 5@6c for shoulders, and
9@llc for hams middles dull. Lard
steady at S}@9sc for No. to prime
steam, and e2c for kettle rendered.
DRESSED HOGS-Steady at $40
5 7.16c for western. .,.". Z
BUTTER-Steady, at l1@23c for
western, aud 23@34c for State.
CaEESE-Dull, at ll@l4c for
common to prime.
COFT0N-Ou spot opens dull and
pominally 1c lower at l9sc for low
middling, and zoe for niddling up
lands. Forward deliveries are shade
lower at 10 7-16@l94c for December,
1909 9-16c for January, and 1910 for
February. -.. 10.
PETROLEUM-Quiet and without
decided change at l3t@l3ic for crude
.nd o. Eor refnAi .. vt
TALLOW-Steady, at Si@9is stear.
inc dull at 9@9ic. .
WHISKY-Dull, with buyers at Gle
and sellers at Csc. -r.s .
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Assignee Sale.

,-r I-SDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
TprS-Ic Auction 10 the highest bidder,
l SATURDAY, December SOth, 1871, at IL
y 4. NJ, at the Front Door OF the
~, ii1u>e OF Ohio county, the following
Ibid property: u
wagon. Se,s Double Harness,
>,.SSinsle Harness,
.-Amc Building,
',.irr Cup, seal stamps,
nc, Clock, = Bill Files,
'-1n safe, Maps,
III e Desks, Office Stools,
See Chairs, Ofiice Table,
.,rrr Cooler, Stove,
..s,rr Press, Waste Paper Basket,
In sprinkler, CiIcdlar Saw.
E .l> U. sale cash.
THOMAS ]. CAMPBELL.
,s,..are Of the Norway Iron Manutac-
-.rrtruplny. ueloi
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% New York Money Market


MONEY-The market was active
during the afternoon among stock bro
kers, and the general rate was l-l6 per
cent per diem, but just previous to the
close Of banking hours balances were
loaned at 7 per cent currency.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-In the
market this afternoon the leading firms
advanced rapidly TO l09s for sixty days
bills aud ITO for sight, but these quota
tons are no index to the true condition
OF the market, which was very dull.
The actual business to-day was gener-
ally on the basis OF l09 for prime bank
ers' sixty days sterling.
GOLD-The market closed up firm
at l0Ss. s..
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
Was strong, with a good demand. u.
s. currency &c, 1l4s@1l5.
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yo;IIoCorSTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Casper keim
-. IN CnanceTy.
1 g.. .r.-r. I,.E,,, Of al

Casper Keim ~
-. III SIuuCtIy.
John Kcm'> heirs et nj. }
ny VIRTUE OF A DECREE ENTERED
D In theaOoye entitled cause, on SAT
rSUiY. the = tn day OF November, 1871,
& . u Special Commissioner named there
proceed 10 sell on SATURDAY, the
o.. Itv OF December, ISL, at the front
,.:u The Court House OF OHIO county,
. - ~. e>iaie in the bill and proceedings
TONED, and known as the "heim
-. situated at the corner OF water
+. gl.ucy streets, in the city OF Wheeling,
.1unied as follows: Beginning at the
g,St corner OF Water and Quincy
-. thence north with Water street lUO
=. ,grlCe east by n line parallel with
neg street - feet 10 an open space;
Zoe with the west line OF said open
az south ~ feet; thence east by line
'a.l.-. win Quincy street TO an alley;
-l-,r south with the west lire or said al
= = feet 10 Quincy street; thence west
8. The north line of said Quincy street
..e place OF beginning, to2elner with The
..,,6u>e said alley on the east SIDE OF
: p.Dpprty, in common with other as
; - NJ ia AZ Is and James K. Baker, being
: Sme property conveyed 10 Casper and
! Ia Kern by the said James and James
.asrr, Oy deed dated Dece ~, lo51,
C. .l.y recorded in deed book ~, page 3o6,
i, he Recorders Office OF Ohio county.
! goa his property there is new Tavern
E. In. with good stabling and all neces-
~ aypur,enadceS for a tirst-clasS Hotel.
situated Immediately opposite the
..l0rr and Ohio Railroad Depot.
, Ems OF Sale.-One-tourth OF the pur-
sl~money viii be required IN cash; for
b :s.dgr credit of twelve, twenty-four
II! ,arty-Six montns will be given in
ia amounts, the purchaser executing
gJ4Hd> with approved security, bearing
-;-,s>, from date, payable annually, and
,,:.,e bsiug retained until the last pay
Il; IS made.
GEORGE o. DAVENPORT,
Commissioner.
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For Sale.

e.rgR TIE FOLLOWING DESIR-
,,s Real Estate for sale: A brick house
:, -,1nS. full lot, good stable and out
-. on Centre street, near the Shriver
..,,sn 4 house and full lot, corner Sixth
Jr.nrv. will be sold in three parts II
-, 4 house OF y rooms on Chapline
-. sable. carriage house, &C. A house
-.y.,ncy >.rr,,, east OF Sixth, containing
q -Tw- besides pantry, bath room, &C.
y-.r.. 500 sUu, SilOO, 5000.
THUS. O'BRIES,
r,,i Real Estate Agent.
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Lots For Sale.

,crFR THE FOLLOWING ETH Eh
I Wss.noleSale or retail: Lots No. IL In
| a. VIZ, q, no. 5 in Square s; the south hall
: :, ~ I'm square 10; No. IA in Square q;
3 Nn - S1nnra IL; No. in Square ~; No. II
~. u. ,srs AZ: No, IA in Square IL; No. IN
SCI 40. y in Square 10, and No. - IN
! .<on =. :, S,,o-o o.. No 15in
A we 9; north half Of No. IA in square lV
:. n square,; No. 10 in Square II; NO. J., ~
J, - IJre Il No. IL 10 Square loi NO. ~ ia y,
p " ,IS. No ~ In square q, and No. 10 In
: ~. ~, Al situated in the Subdivisions
. ~ N''''' l.. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
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'BSltfm0rs Market.

-. 'Baltfm0rs Market.
..1rt r. BALfMoRs, December %.
COTTON-Heavy and quiet low
middling held at l9f@l93c. ~ :,
FLOUR-Firmer. with more In
quiry, but nominally unchanged; super
fine western at IS 1896 Is; do family
at 81 50@8 25. - -. ~ aT,
GRAfN-Wheat dull and IN
changed. Corn dull; white at 69@7Oc
yellow at 68@f0c. Oats firm at 55c.
PROYISIONS-Mess pork steady
at ia 50915 90. Bacon, shoulders
at TIC rib sides at &c. clear rib at
Stc. Hams at l4@l5c. Lard at 81
,@l0c for western. ... ~.
BUTTER-The stock OF rolls is
cleared up and advancing fair to good
rolls at 22@25c; choice do at 25@2Sc.
WHlSKY-City at Csc; western at
Q6c .,...f id
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For Rent.

lSEROOM IN McLURE HOUSEBUILD-
!. : ., on Market street, now occupied by
-lr-s street Railway Company.
~ Room on Monroe street, now occu-
=. . ". =. MCkelvey.
e Room on Market street, one door be-
HcLme House, occupied by Mrs. Lemon
i'-.sGr and Tobacco store.
.-'-r Rooms on Second and Third Floors
&Le OGlidng. Two of said rooms pos
"a given al any time. Apply 10
-. John McLURE.
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For Rent.

! GOD BUSINESS HOUSE ON MAIN
Ia!1', one Of the best locations In the
T. POSSESSION February lSt. Apply TO
:. L. CUTHBERT.
- M'LAin's Flock, Monroe street.
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For Sale.

xr,TFRAME COTTAGE CONTAIN.
1 Enur Rooms, situated on YORK
! Wheeling Island, Inquire OF OBJ
otJ l.. Hobbs, Son &C0'S.
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FOR r e Mt.
For Rent. .

"a A GOOD BUSINESS HOUSE, NO.
III Il Main street, opposite Union, now,
!. occupied by ID. \. Adler & Co., one OF
W ,Nl stands in the city. Apply 10
L. SWABACkER,2 Union street.
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For Rent.

NE ROOM no. $50 WEST SIDE OF
4aq street, at present occupied by Car,
Ming Possession given LIST of April
WM. ). GOSHORN.
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wIrcH No 1884, srrx WINNIE Trade Maxi rrelrrIe
therton Co.. Marion, N j. by DE United Sates
Watch Co.. la, been carried by een mouths 10 lAl
tOa lNIa mean ttsas bsrs 0uy second PeSnonth.
WILLARD DERBY,
or Derby, Snow Prsntss, Jersey City, ~ J.
warH No 1894 SrrxWNpER-Bearing Trade Marx Frekric
Rhsrton Coz Marion, N manufactured BY the United States
Watch Co.. has been carried b. mOas m Total variation
A I. DENNIS, Presf N. JR.R.&T.co.
Urea, Feb. Is, iSfN
wlrcH Me- 1854 SIN wiSorR,-Bsarng Trade Marx rcd.
tc Aherton Co.. Marion, ~ J mAnufsrrd BY the Untet
STATE. Watch Co. has been carried by wniy mouAI IL Ai
Variation frOn tr,s b-ng Eve seconds pr nonih
z. c. Priest, Asst Supt N. Y. c. j H. T. T.
wLrrH No. Ill., TrsdeMark Frederic
Anterior CO.. Msion ~ -" manufactured by the United States
Watch Co.. has been carried by fhesn mouhij ia total variation
FROM tns icing only oftv%thli of eoond
day. D. T. PHELPS, Co.. n. J. Central X. X.
WLrcH No. 1867 srHx Bearing Trade Marx Frederic
Ahsrton Co., Marion, " by the United State,
Watch Co.. Ia, been carried since June 1876 Ia total
tVI from mean time being only Eve Sscopdi Per month
HENRY SMITH, Treas. Panama X. R., vs. Wall ST., y
wlrcH No. 1885, Srrx wspER Barring Tr,deMrt Frederic
Anterior Co.. Marion, ~ manufactured by the United States
Watch Co.. hA, been carried BY fourteen months iI months %
and Il has varied
IL LASSlSG, MalaSU kEsksrbesisI Life n'. Ca,
l6l broadway, y. Y
BEWARE Of acorthless limitations tcith phich he
certificate Of genuineness from those u trhom you pr
<rcrryei on he Mate ORR the MIla SLrn1 Rlyytk 4
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For Rent.

a. SClLDING ON MAIN STREET
: '.GnIng UT, Hall & cos, now occu-
:, IN. Hare. Possession given April
\. "lE improvements required will be
- for particulars apply to
is, MRS. PITTS,
- Louisville, Ky.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale.

,rr,NpS IN IOWA, MISSOURI
naolSh n,NSAS-sOo acres on B. q D.
| AM tory frame dwelling house, and
: Z; W., Two land, $500 per acre.
,cle cos ,. IN line OF w. V. Central railroad,
!. aasrJJer cultivation, $50 per acre.
: scIrS """' w. V. HOGE & BRO,
poiIov's BLOCK, Market street.
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wlrrr No. 1905, srES wNpEn,-BesIins Trais MWt" Cn
States watch Co, Marcu, y. j." manufactured BY ID, Cs
States Watch Co, has bssn carried by thru nsuih. It's w
fru ns beng caly t-othrdi o. s-CoSi pc
May s. iscs. Jsdss CilAS. H. VooRhfS, hASlsnsAst y
warrs No. ls OIf, srrx wISpER-BsarngT raL Ail, 20
STATE. waich Co, Marion, ". J. Manufactured BY iAs Va
StA. Watch Co. has bcea carried BY moaihs; Us total
Ion hsing osy twelrs soaA SkO. LOWS,
GSal EAsIsTa PsaT AZ TSlsdc, wasaAA wsse's H. y
spSlrEr, Pa, 70 Is, iNst
wArru No. iifs, srrN wSprR,-Dsatng Trsle Nuk ttsa
Athsroa Co., MroR, " - Manufactured by The uhtsi >s
Watch Co., bSsa carried ~ ih mcuthI ia ,StaI Naati
Sll uIeaa bsrg oaly ssCcnIi during tAASusr.
HENRY DIX LANcEY, ERstnser lnlA A Erl, II x
wArcu No HOS, sTrs rrsis Msk fr>I|
TO-, Maoa, ~ j. Manufactured ny the usiri ~,
!Tv uesa tlg.s lCB valy seconds the snlrs ts.
a. H. KING. 7 Park rlass New Yssf.
hlssIrtIl n. J. Car SprGs u. 81
rffcA. Feb. H. I,ro
w.rcH No. @i--nsarnr Trade MNt "fsysus ss>iu-,, vi
lou, manufactured hy tho uhIci states W 10 Co.. M %
carried BY twelve Usaas Iva toIal Ion, s~aa VI
ls,ps ta<sa .ssVs4s LvnGAix, q,
Easrnecr n. 7. L. A H. u VI
Crici, Psb. IS, Itsd
wlr-u No f?9i, srsS WHOSE. -Bssrng TrSd. N.s nv
Ss,nn Maron " manufactures BY the tniis siai' W 4
Co.. kas hs.n sghLs,a HOh Ia tOtai saI.Aoa
lssa tiny Ls!Eg avs soea5 rsr rncnth Il
country |, footed. To aroid imposition t,siH ol
'eldse, and see that "a guyds LiRi0.y, " j., 4
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s,aKINANOE. AND TRADE.

-F sdiTelsds Market. g-sg
-..s-3rr :TotEpo, December %.
FLOUR-Dpll. .,,-, ...r 80.
GRAIN-Wheat dull, nothing doing
Corn dull and a shade lower; high
mixed ct 47f@4Sc Low mixed at 47c.
0ats dub, cnothing DOING 2gn.-.i
., DRESSED HOGS1-At p 1904 s..
SEEDLClover at IS 20. r~,-E
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aNhhs limitations uts
Main Spring Bard 4EoL&ay
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Hon. Jeremiah @. Black.

The Washington correspondent Of
The New Orleans Times relates the fol.
lowing: ,-.-rgy s-~r..,--r a,--l
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-09-06

At the commencement of the
avenue Is the church, built by tho
present owners, which will accom-.
modato about zoo personsj in
which services arc held OH the
Sabbath, and during the week
used rs u school house, under q
lady teacher, who endcavors to
"teach the young idea how to
shoot" Of about 100 Juveniles Of
tho "nowly cntranchiscd."
AS my "yarn" is getting too
long / must stop and continue the
sketch OF this admirably arranged
establishment aud its adjuncts in
my next, ityou are sufficiently in.
tcrcstcd in the details already Civ
cn to allow my doing 30.
Yours trul v,
KAPPA.