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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-23

A STRANGE Important Injunction
.SWt.-Mr. George Il. peasants on yester-
day applied to Judge G. A. Wingfield for
an injunction to restrain all the creditors Of
Ambrose K. Woodroot, who are seeking to
subject TO the payment Of their debts q
tract of land i'll Amherst, long in the pos
session, aud Of record as the property Of
WoodrOof. Strangely enough, the COM
plainant alleges in his bill that in 1859 he
By deed conveyed this land to Woodroof
and his wife, with contingent reversion
i'll himself, and that A. X. Woodfoof sup
pressed that deed and made another, giving
himself the fee simple title, to which, it is
claimed, he forged the signatures of Pleas
ants and his wife, and three signatures of
justices to the certificates of acknowledge
mcnts, and placed this deed upon record.
This whole statement is deuied on the other
hand, and the trial OF the cause will come
up at the next term Of the Circuit Court Of
Amherst county. Judge Wingtield awarded
the temporary injunction.-Lynchlury Re
publican.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF RICHMOND, JUNE %, 1871.

Mit1lATUSS ALmAl:AC, JUNE %, ISL.
,cn ci,ra. ,,... a,35 MDcn sets........-..l IL. 80
az ss'a.,..,,,.. 1920 Eish tide. .......... 0.0u
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-23

the city. An immense fire In the Atlantic
coal oil refinery Il now burning. The sx.
pl0sion was heard for several miles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-23
DOUFING, ROOFING.

NOTICE.-I have just received large
~ lot OF kEFRlGERATlR5 AND WATER
COOLERS which viii sell chez Have also on
hand the lMPROVED COPPER LIGHTNING
ROD. which will put up at short notice.
PLUMBING, IINNIhG. and GAS-FITTING.
JOHN BUYERS,
Iron Block, Governor street
te slim Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-23

Terrific Coal Oil Explosion and Fire
i'm Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, June @.-An explosion
has lust occurred In the southwest part OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-23
Washington and Lee University List OF Dis
tsrsuishcd FroGcieRtx.

ttncnishcd FroGcicEtx.
f'eportod for .ho Dispatch
LEXINGTON, FAv June 81, 1871.
You have published the degree men. /
send you the following list Of ''diStin-
guiShed prolicicnts." which in the course
here corresponds to "gradua:e in special
schools" in most Of our colleges, who
adopt the University free system, instead of
the curriculum
DISTINGUISHED PROFICIENCY.
Certificates Of distin suished proficiency,
with the title of Distinguished Prof.
Gent" are conferred upon students who
complete with distinction the entire course
of study in any school or complete subject
therein:
School of Lotin.-F. G.. Bu!ord, Tenn. ;
$. II. Chester, Ark. L. p. Grasty, Ky; II.
B. Ferguson, Ala. r. ID. Haislip. Ark.
W. d. johnson, Ark. l.. Rust, Va; W.
II. Tay loe, Ala.
School Of Greck.-I. T. Bartlcttc, La. H.
3: Ferguson, ALL; II. u. Haislp. Ark. ;
w. Spiller. Ala.
SCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
1. Fench-G. a. Darcy, Tennessee j.
II. Dunwody, Georgia; Z. A. Gomez.
Louisiana; j. a. Herman, Louisiana; j.
n. y.
France; +. G.1Agan. Kentucky; f. Mont
gomcry, New York f. Montgomery, New
York ii. Pickles, Louisiana; Il. S. Purdie,
Virginia; RI. kchey, Texas: w. Spiller,
Alabama W. IT. Tayloc, Alabama M. N.
Wisdom, Louisiana.
=. Gcrman.-I. T. Bartlcttc, Louisiana
G. A. Darcy, Tennessee; Il. d. Haislip,
| Arkansas; A. Lcdouy, France; G. w.
Owens, Georgia; W. Spiller, Alabama
| w. d. Ninson, South Carolina.
SCHOOL OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND LITE
RATURE.
l. English.-I. T. Bartlctte, Louisiana
". Boyle, Iowa; G. Z. Crawford, r. L.
! Hicks, Georgia j. w. Lee, Kentucky
| W. 7. McCutchan, Virginia NJ. Mathews
Tennessee +. II. Mitchell, &. w. Owens
Georgia; II. Pickles, Louisiana W. d
Postal, Tennessee; l.. Rust, Virginia W
Spiller, Alabama !; E. w. Terhune, Texas
W.. d. Finson. South Carolina S. b. Winn
Georgia.
! =. Lteratre-I. #. Bartlctte, II. Farrar
! Louisiana; S. r. Fisher, Texas; j. a
Kirkpatrick, Virginia; E. G. Logan, Ken
lucky J. l.. Logan, L. Rust, Virginia
NJ. \. Wisdom, Louisiana.
SCHOOL OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY.
J. T. Anderson. Kentucky !; 1. T. Bart
lettc, Louisiana ; E. P. Clarke, Missouri
7. L. Connclla, Alabama; S. r. Fisher
| Texas +. W. Lewis, Virginia E. G. Lo
gan, Kentucky; w. I. McCutchan, Vir
ginia; Nj. Matthews, Tennessee A. S
| Mottett, Virginia j. Rainey, North Caro-
lima: L. Ii. Someryille, Virginia; Ii.
Ierger, Tennessee.
SCHOOL OF HISTORY.
I. T. Bartlette, Louisiana s. r. Fisher
Texas; NJ. N. Wisdom, Louisiana; j. w
Lee, Kentucky; j. L. Logan, Virginia.
SCHOOL OF MATHEMATICS.
l. T. Bartlette, La; j. c. Calhoun
Ala. W. NJ. Dunlap, Va; II. B. Fcrgu
son, Ala; II. l.. Hicks, Ga; w. f
Iiogue, Ala. S. 7. Morelnud, Texas e
F. officer, Ark, w. savillc, Va; W. D
NinSon, 5. G.
SCHOOL OF CHEMISTRY.
w. j. Bennett, S.. c.; j. c. Calhoun
Ala; G.. A. Dazey, Tenn; {. Desha
Ky; w. D. jenkins, Miss. G. Meriweth
| cr, KY; L. F. Officer, Ark; w. H
Shields, Miss. c. p. Wilkinson, La.
SCHOOL OF LAW AND EQUITY.
Junior ClaSs.-L. Desha, Jr., Ky; VIM
Fulton, Ala. J. A. kirkpatrick, Va; E
3. kruttschnitt, La. j. A. Lacy, Mo.
LEXINGTON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-23

The following statement will show the sales for
the week, for the month OF June, and for the cur
rent year: For the week, 1,43s hhds. for June,
1883 hhds. for the year, 20, aS2 hhds. the sales
to day st SIX OF the warehouses amounted 70 ia
hhds. %
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JAMES B. WRAT, young man employed
in the planning mill OF Mr.. K. g. Burkholder,
met with an accident of very painful
character. While engaged in putting the
bits into planning mill his hand accldent-
ally slipped, when his arm was thrown
driven at the time with great force, and his
arm split open to the bone from near The
wrist to distance OF about five inches to-
wards the elbow.-Lynchburg Republicans
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BISHOP WHITTLE preached in the Episco-
pal Church of this town On Sunday morn
ing last, and administered the rte OF con-
Gr1nafion IIpon six persons. Similar SER
1,;ces were held at Catoctin on Sunday alter
noon. and at Christ Church, near Cores.
vile, on Monday night.-Leesbsrg Mirror
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memory, of Gen. Robert Z. Lee to the
future. IF, with me, you and they believe
that there is less a comparison than con-
trast between the merits and claims Of the
two, and hold, as / do, that q memorial
university is almost immeasurably to be
preferred as his monument, then l earn
estly invoke your and their cooperation in
the effort to establish it.
The time is propitious for action and in
vites to vigorous and united effort in behalf
of the undertaking. The great heart Of the
South is still warm with love for the men,
ory, and still glows with gratitude for the
services of General Lee.
Like the rock Of the prophet in the will
derness, it needs only to be smitten with
the rod of q timely and judicious APP
peal. to gush forth in streams of abund-
ant help for the erection of fitting
monument to his memory. Encouraged
by this. animating and well-grounded
assurance, let us enter the field OF the
ENTERPRISE and labor like men who
struggle for o victory nobier in itself and
more useful in results than any mere sue
cess in arms ever rewarded with triumphal
procession and laurel in ancient or with
the applause of the million in modern
times. Difficulties will have to be met, OBJ
stacleS surmounted, and prejudices over
come. Inc QOuDCS Oh some, the inuiHcF-
ence of many, and perhaps the positive OPP
position of few, will hot be wanting TO
perplex our counsels and TO retrd our
movements.
These, however, are but the impediments
which assail every enterprise worthy of the
strenuous labor and the arduous sacrifices
which command success. They should
animate and encourage rather than depress
our hopes and efforts, as we know that the
Mains of the noblest triumphs are never
won either in public or private life without
encountering the dust and the toll of the
arenas as we'll as the gibcs Of the doubling
Thomases of the world.
Let us remember, as we labor In the good
cause. that we labor to benefit the living no
less than to honor the dead. Let us feel
that, as citizens of the South, we are UNDER
personal responsibility, to the extent OF
our power and influence, for the preserVa-
ton and the diffusion OF the lessons OF Inc
great life and character Of our 1uustfious
countryman. And when, as the lfuie OF
our tolls, O great memorial university shaii
crown the spot where we are now assem-,
bled, we shall be cheered and grained
to the end of our days oD earth by
the reflection that we have succeeded ia
accomplishing oil that is necessary Worthlly
to honor the memory of the great hero and
patriot of the South, and in ettecting much
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-30
NOTICE.

nARTrRs WHO NAY DEs1RE TO
.proye up" IN their applications for lots
n Dc Town Of Cold -Hill, or Who may desire g
ajs thsir declaratory statements for lots u ,ea
STS I'M inn Snissa y 3 si.s Gcn%i Cola Hi.
SS.-'f fis'!5 ~ I',t'.,i r. D. TODD, l-su
II, EiisJ0 5ci- Register q. S.;Lando One.
carsoa City, October Q, 1871. .1Gsuoes%
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.NoIIoE IN RANKRUPTcY.

H1orrcE-ro THE CREDITORS OF MI.
N NC41EI FTTzPATRIcK, Bankups-ln
DE Distriet Court Of the United Statss for ths
Districf OF Nevida-In the matter OF Aicheel
YitrnStyiek. 4 bankrupt. - Notice 10 hereby
eivsn thst pursuant to an. oyder made BY saic
49, in tSe matter OF Michael Fitzpatrick.
Scnirupt on the ltth day Of October A: D; lSsl,
hsnfrnnt heretofore fled In said Court, praying
for hIs dischasge from all his deSts and naous
ties. proyable under the Act Of Congress entt
ued dAn Act to establish uniform system o
bankruptcy throughout the Uuited states, sp
proved March Q, 1861, and for ceruneate
fhsrsof, oaioce said Court, On tho 3oth DAY O
Octoosf, 4. d 1871, At II O'Clock \. OF said DAY,
q the court-houss, in tho city OF Cars2n.
county OF Orr1sby and state OF Nevada, 81 wnicn
fine and place any creditor Of said bankrupt, o!
sny other person In interest. may appear ana
Show cause, II any they have, why the prayer Of
a. ala petition ihould not b gnsar;rr gsnssaar;
o.tatd Clark Of said District Court.
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a GREAT DISCOVERY
NO MORE GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS
u rou WILL Use
4 upMAN'S HAIR RESToRER

uHIs Is NOT A VILE COMPOUND J n
,naas Of Sugar Of Lead, Lac Sulphur,
ana SsNf poisonous minerals, which win ~
nrodrco headache. paralysis or insanity. -
s1s,i, snniiSd. and IN brief space Of time re
storing The hair or whisks.s 10 their natural
color No preparation Is necessary to nse with
II, 6ut simply 70 apply according to directions
sscompanytng each bottle.
This Is the cheapest talest ano oess haf nc
!h"tsa s's. ]. LfPMAN, Proprietor.
General Agents, R Il. MCDONALD = GO:
SrNoisasls DruQeists, corner OF First and Mar
NJ streetr, San Francisco; 70 whom IN order
snst be- addressed. -TestimonlAh o. prnnirenl
citiSsns who havsused II aeconpsnJ e1cm ,so POI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-30
DUCKRYR GOLD AND SILVER

ID Mining company-Locstion OF WORKS,
NsyaaaSNotice 4 hereby given, that at
meeting OF the Trustees Of said Company, heid
on the eleventh day OF September. 4. D. l5Ii, an
assessment NO. y Of Fify Cents lSOe) pss snase ,
Was levied upon the capital stock o. SAID Com
pany, payable imnediately, In United states
roh coin, TO tho Secretary, at tho once oi tne
company, Room No. 2 kxprsss % %SanG,ng,
.nortkeast corner Of California and Aont tSones
streets. Ssn Francisco, Gal. Any stock upon
Snieh ssid assessmsnt shall rcnaln unpaid on
MONDAY, TIE sixteenth aSsnS dsy ,,Sa0snS o. oenS-
snd viil So dniy advertised for sale At public
ssct,on ssd nniess paynaert snAll' be made be-
SoTs viii 30 sold Cd FRIDAY. the third Ssd)
day Of November, A. D.. 16u, to pay the denn-
o1sof ssse.sment. together with costs OF adyef-
HsinG and, expenses Of sale By order OF the
Board OF Trustees. ,..
omee-Room so, Q, Express Building, north
al. corner Of California and Montgomery
streets, San FrAneiseo, Cal. nSto
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61VIDEND NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE sUccoR MILL ANr
" Mining Company, San Francisco. oe'o
ber 8. is,1.GDvidend No 3, Of Fify Cent? PEI
shars. hss this day been declared on the capita
s,ock q the sueeor Nh and Mining Company
payable on and amer The 1sth- Tfans,e. 0ooA
win BE- closed from the1tth to the lotn, ineia
.Ive. faiag='wN. II. WATSON, Secretary.
OmeO--Roem 8, No. 41 AentSomery s.ioo'-
ocf.td
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ofase-Room No. !, Express Building, nortn-
east corner Of California and Montgomery
streats. san FrsncH ~ Cal sc25td
AMY COLD /. AND slLyKR

Mining Company Location Of Works,
fyon County, state OF fNeyadA-Notiee 10 here.
by etven, that at meeting Of tho Board OF
Trustees Of said Company, held on the twenty.
frst day Of September, 1871, an assessment
noon The capital stock Of said company, payable
immediately, In United States gold coin, to INC
gecrssary. al tho once OF the Company, No. Sle
Cslifornis street, San Francisco, California
ANY, stDck upon which said assessment sha1
ren5ain unpaid on the twenty-1fth. day OF
October, 1871, shal be deemed delinquent,
and WIN DO duly advertised fos sale At pnonc
anction. and unless payment shall DO made %.
fore, will be sold on MONDAY; the Ism Gay OF
mont. together with costs OF advertising and
By order OF tho Board Of Trustees.
~ ~ - - = y A, NOEL, Secretary.
Of,es-Room No. IS Hayward's Building,
No lio California street, San Francisco, Caiifor-
~ se23-td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-30
T1PERIIL sILvER MINING

\ NComnsny.-Location Of works, Gold Hi,
Storcy Sourty. STATE Of Nevada. Notice IL
hsreSy 1iycn. thar at ameeting Of the Board
of-FrussSss Of. said company, hed on tho Slst
nSlisr, M shsrc was levied upon tho capitt.
stock Of said company, payable Immediately. u
United Statea sold coin, 70 the Secretary, ct ne
ofSes al me company, Room MOL Hayward's
Building. No. 40 California streot, San Frans
cisco, Csiiiomia., Any stock upon. whiSn saia
day of October, 1871, shan be deemed delin.
onent. and will be duly advertised for sa,o at
public snction, and unless payment shall Be
made before, WIN DO sod on sArUhoax, ~
delinou.. -. Ssscssment. together with costa OF
sdyertising and expenses Of sale.
3 Nv order OF the Board Of Trustees.
- 80 - N. Z. DEAN, Secretary.
Omce-Room No. -, Hayvard1 Building, 4s
California street, San Francesca, CA
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-30
MINING NOTICES.
notice OF MEETING.

GROWN POINT s1UTa ESTESsMloS ,SIIaS Msss
-, ~ ,hs Stockholders OF tho aboye-named
comDsny, CO. n for tho election Of Trustees, will pc
Ssld On MONDAY. ths 6sh day Of November,
isTi Sdrst Monday In Noyember), at o'clock
r. \. OF that day, st she- once Of m tns Sompsny'
Ooncs-Room No. II Hayyards Bniding, Az
csiifornis street, San Francisco, Cal E
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VOL. xv1I.r
pyr1SouKSr,IssBsx1nfs sAi1s.
0H1EY- GOLD ,ANDI aHNHRH

nANEY asOLRI AND eEyER
" Mains GonPfcey;lt,eSs1,s.s I cSy.;5tI S,s.s a NsysSaH ?
SSaessNTSsro SSaa1cs % are dslipqSsa sPe1 u 3le1s
inc described stock, on aecount q ssseasmelt'
No, No SIS. levied on the2lat dayofs sspseNe Neef, 1sn,
the several amoants ies 0ppc.1ss',Hnr names 9f
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-30

rryr aAyx FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
.WHin Nr9s once h,lf ton Of superior
rypa 1etal, ioF ieurnaling plRoses N 2nsts
MHc2sanG Wotks, etSs WIN p,seid asse
rA@Q n|fHSa Ybr eash, z'-1ueg
g-eso .Iel 2 z1-e'.l ,--A ei4|
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-30

az Az Pnsss an ~ TTustees made on the alst day d
Sentember. 1871, 90 many shares Of each parcel
Of said stock q may b nseess.ry, VII De sold
o. pnprn No" 10 Hsyward,s 1Boilding, Californii
.,vee, San Francisco, California, on SATUR.
Day Day. The iith day Of NovemberC 1s7i, at the
honr Of 4 O'Clock p. \. Of said day, 70 pay said
dellnouent assessment thereon, together with
| costs OF advertising and expenses OF eale:
obsA- Room No. 10, Hayward'e Building
q, NV. J. ...aal Gan EranciAco California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-30

And in accordance with hw, and IN order 81
the Board Of Trustees. rnAde on the 21et day q
September, 1871, 20 many shares Of each parcel
~ aid stock as may be necessary win be sold g
nablic auction BY Maurice Dore Co, 10. S1'
Montgomery street. San Francisco, Csniofns' fSl,
NJ O'clock =. 4. Of said day, TO pay said delin-
oueut assessrnent thereon, together with coss
oS adyertisirg and expenses OF sale.
- "a. - = - 4 A. NOEL, Secretary.
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No. Cert. No.yshs. Amt.

Ana Ia accordance with law md an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the lin day OF
Septemoer, ,ls1i, 20 many shAres OF each percS1
N nublic auction, at tho odaca Of the Company,
Room No.S, Rxprees Building, northeast corner
OF California and Montgomery streets, San Fran
Cisco CAi-. on FRIDAY. the ID day ot Novem
bsr, A. D. lsSl, at tho hour q O'Clock Z. =. o.
thereon, together with costs o. sdycrtising and
Aroanaes u-J sale. MIA -. .flL- : - y ("
t'--.s5sG JoSEPH NAoURE, Secretary.
Omee-Roon No. 8 E1pr1a BuuddnE, north
sslt corner q. CsiifoEnH "a S A1onsgSS%ds a
: :, -, - ~ e ...Il. o .r,s!i1il
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-30
once, Room No. Is Hayward's Dnilding, II
calitornia street, San Franciseo, California.
IMP RIA I: sILyER aIiNiNS; aI,S S,,;

Comnany. Location OF Works, Gold Hill,
storey County, State OF tNeyaia-No Notice There
are delinquent upon tie following deeSriec1
stock, on account Of Assessment NO, l., levie;
on the alst day OF September, 1sn, the severa!
Amounts set opposite the names OF tho respee'
tiye shareholdeEs, as followsI 90
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-27
Returned.

Our friend, Squire J. c. Wands, who
was appointed by the Board of Commits
sioners to go to Louisville for the purpose
of effectIng settlement with the authori-
ties of the Louisville and Nashville Rail
road, on behalf of Davidson county, re-
turned home yesterday. He will make his
report at future meeting of the Board.
His reception by the officials of that road
was a cordial one, and every attention and
courtesy was extended him that was pos
sible, and the adjustment and Strengthening
out process of Davidson county's interest
in that road, though an arduoGs and labo-
rious job, was got along with in fine shape
and most pleasant and agreeable manner.
Order was brought ont of chaos, and the
company we're delighted at having an op-
portunity, at last, TO settle up this interest,
now that a proper person, clothed with
proper authority had been sent to them,
by which means a proper and legitimate
settlement could be arrived at. We are
glad that the County Court has struck the
easy and the right method of going about
this work of settling up our railroad inter
ests The wisdom of the line of policy
adopted has already been demonstrated.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-27
HylMeneaI.

Last night McKendree Church was
crowded to its utmost capacity by the
friends of one of our most worthy young
men, and an accomplished young lady of
this county, who, according to previous
announcement, were then and there to
bow at the shrine of Hyren. The parties
to the marrisge were VIM. Henry Carsey,
q member of the firm of j. III. Carsey Il
Sons, and Miss L. j. Calcote-the bride
groom the paragon of gallantry and manly
grace, and the bride among the fairest of
the fair. It was about half past o'clock
when the peals from the organ an
nounced their arrival, and the young
and happy couple, with their at
tendanis, walked slowly down the aisle
of the church, and halted in front
of the altar, where the holy vows were
administered by the Rev. DR.. Il. A. Young,
and the candidates for matrimony pro-
nounced man and wife, after which the
largo crowd dispersed. May the smiles
that greeted them on this occasion, the
good wishes invoked in their behalf, and
the warm grasp of friendship extended on
every side be fresh in their memories, and
may no cares or disappointments in the
future tend to mar the happiness which
marked the commencement of their we'd
ded life, but in years to come may they
realizs the pleasure of the couplet:
1.-TWO souls with but single thought,
Two hearts that beat as enc"
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Fine heavy boots and shoes at the Max
well House Shoe Store, for the next sixty
days at cost. jan2teod3t
Mcssrs. TEcPpRrd Il Co
Gentlemen 1t affords us pleasure TO in
form you that the Favorite Cook Stove.
which we bought of You on your recon-
mendatiOn, continues to give unlimited
satisfaction. We do not hesitate TO say
that it is the best and most economical
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modern improvements and conveniences
that we have not found in other stoves.
We feel sure that those who use it will
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We are, gents, yours respectfully,
w. A. GLENN,
w. j. THOMAS,
II. PARSHALL,
JOHN LUMsDEN,
q. n. ORDwAY,
T. i. WASHINGTON,
SAMUEL LANDAUER,
WOODS, YEATMAN & Co,
J. @. MCCRoRY,
jan2i-lw JACOB 0. WRIGHT.
Misses zephyr overs at Maxwell shoe
store at fifty cents per pair. ja24eod3t
TO Mothers and Nurses.-lIrs. Whit
combs Syrup for Diarrhea, etc. in children,
Is the safest and best remedy jan21 lw, wit.