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rvr FIVE days more Of vintcr.doys re-
,iping according to the almanac.
IA 1871. Lycoming Co. paid the prin.
!, ever 81 800.
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A HAZZ,S
~ IN VEGETABLE SlCiuIRN
1SaxA HAIR
Ssrss REVIEWER

rs inc uhIy IhIaIIIbIe HaIr Preparation Tor
RESTORING GRAY HAIR TO ITS DRlG.
1SAL COLOR AND PROMOTING
ITS GROW I'll.
II is the cheapest preparation ever Of.
fered TO the public. IA one bottle will lust
longer and accomplish more than three
bottles OF any other preparation.
Our renewer is not Dye; il will not
slain the skin ms others.
II will keep the Hair from falling out.
lr cLTAxsEs rnr ScALp. AND MAKrs TUE
Ham Soir. Lusrrous ASH SiLKEx.
Our Treatise on the Hair sent Tree by mail
II, =. HALLS n 20. Nashua, n. H., Proprietors
For sale by all druggists. Feb. LIN.
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Ir scalp is made clean anil sweet hy ap
sr Halls Vegetable sicili'u iiair Re.
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NEW AND VALUABLE SEEDS GISEN AWAY.
re have received from n, 7. BoYgR 4 Co
p ffParkesburg, Chester Co, Pa, sample of
Imported Norway Oats, Alsike Clover aud
hester Cocniy Mammoth Corn; they gen
P'0usy offer to send sample packages free
'sll Farmers who send stamps to pay pos.
age Messrs. N. p BoYrR 4 Co., are the
largest Importers Of Thoroughbred Stock
raa Choice Seeds in the United States, and
y there Is so much bogus Norway Oats and
''hsr Seeds being sold, they wish 10 give
very farmer In the country a chance to
tst their Genuine Seeds. free of charge.
70 hope all our farmer friends will avail
|Asdisslves ofihis generous offer.
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he casting house Of Glamorgan Fur.
, Niflin Co., was destroyed by fire,
friday Sighi.
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NATURES
EAIR RESTORATIVE
Contains no lac sULpHUR--No SUG lR
OF LEAD No LIrlARGE-No NJ
TRAlE OF SILVER. and is Gu.
tirely face from Poisonous and
Heatb.des;royins prpss
used in other Hair


used in other Hair
rrrplraiiors.
Transparent sui clear ~ crystal. IL viii
not soil the finest iohric- perfectly ,ars.
clean aul eIhciuut itsidrratums long
sought t'r nul found A. last
II rsiorcs aud prevent, the hair from
hccaming GRAY, impNrls . soft, CLOS, tp.
reararce, removes pIniruh, i cool and
rcfrrshing 10 the he a. chrc sthe rbe Nav
trom falling oN aud restores 70 10 q gr. -
extent when premaiurcly lost prevents
hcaeiehes, cure, al humors, yutaH--,u,
erupiicns. aud Hnnamrsl heat. A>s jrr>
sing Tor the hair il is the best arUcle IN
market.
pr. a, Smith, Pateu,ee, Groton June,ion
Mass. Prepared only hy PROCTOR
BROTHERS, 6loucei'er Mass. The Gen
nine is put up in panel bo,lle, made ex
pressN fer II, With the name OF the article
blown in the glass, Ask YOUR drOggist for
Natures Hair Restorative, aud take ne
other
send three eed, stamp to Proctor Bros
for Treatise On the humsa Hair. Tbs
information II contains is worth $500 90
amy person, s,iV-tIn
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PriceS...A 4airOficr.

II the Merchants IN your place will no. furnisi
or sond for the Machines sc"d us the retail 81 ice
Washer tli, Extra Ntiugcr ~, Hnd We will Tor.
ward either or both machine. free ul freight, tp
places where no ono Il sclllua; AMI 80 sure are
Ne they will De liked, that W agree tp refund
tue money II any one wishes e. return the M.
chimes iree OF freight, after mOatL's t!al, &c
curding to direction.
No husband, father or brother should permit
the dTudgery ui washing with the hands. hfy
twu days IN the year, when u can be- done letter
more eNpeiitipusly, with less labor. ami no IN
lury to TIE ga nenss,b hOty clothes Washer
aud a IniNersal Nfinger.
sold by dealers generally, 10 whom liberal di,.
counts are made.
&C. BKC NNING, Gen. AGENT.
oct. 81, '1O-yml 80 tortlHuat - y CIV YORK
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Auction st Ulsh's store. In Troxelville
next Saturday. Goods sold very cheap.
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ROOFING.
rHXEE Ply yrEIx xecrrxS

nitss tho >sst Water. proof t'OWI~sitioa -lth
% NnleF' Rsaos tnh'ic 10 ths 5ss1 nszAoE ea1
q ne lONvst pEica AZ No e0nsgmaf
lAafo 4. i>L o fla sag tioa li fsFfeJ Faif Z ~
hysr u -aies,Pr',i Composition ~ asatAsg
nNss ~ fst an /" 9lAss RySs oi(ssA. .ssltiua
2th NBRtiag aaNaF Hf kslt
ss-Ssal tos NisSalars sAd >Sin. lee.
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jAcoB c. HAssISGlp, OF Franklin town.
lip lost two valuable horses lately in tie
flowing manner About the sIh Of Jan
I.ry one of his horses, broke loose NJ night
Isi going among the other horses. kicked
No Of them so badly that one was shot
be next morning to end his suffering
Ne other one there was hopes OF saving,
li after doctoring ai him until last week
!, too was shot. The two horses were
's,ued at 500.
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II give ny hearty preference &c -
WilIco= & Gi5Ss silica. >ewil; lLic..-s-'
FASSV FE-S.
The weight Of reliable evidence 5e.-s
overwhelming i1r that .ftas " i.rcs \ q, .
silen. Sewing Machine, | DECIDED -all l.,
procured il, an ia a9rc .ilz sur s-s''
GENCE GEkENwuco.
~Ihave the Wbee,sr G Wilson. the a. -vvsr
Baker. and the Wilcox s Gibbs Sewing
Machines in sIy ftmi,y sc the Wilcox
Gibbs uic~g tret-suty, thinking J. a.
upsricr - either Ct the othSrs
Mas. HzNEY WAEp EEECBzR.
NJ wife would not lcrept Swing
dicbiue Jt any gthsr raogu, ls r. ~ tf ,hs
aust rccvIye ,t on cvrtluCn ci /, ing Jg me
- 49, Rev. CLIvsx CRANE.
Na-oVEaA.p, Pa
@rhs wilcox & Gibbs Is the 0a.y Sewing
iIchine whose working l. ~ sure and simple
has | eoCli venture 10 in.rvGCce II into
yria.' Rrv. A r. FAR.
M-sSi0lary AEerieAa salrL
We have used various Sewing MicAinrs
vithia Cur aimly. but il Is the 1a1HiRUgs
,piaion OF the hoo ,eholl. that the MLlcox
Gibbs . The best Q. shcm all
Rzy. J. :. HcLNz.
BsO9kiya, NY
Foe sinpiicity and mechanical prcuracy
( construction, have seen no Sewing
dichiae equal 10 the Wilcox i Gibbs
kNocH lkwts
oftAs ReaRss4s ana Csatzsl q z
4 correspondence 0,s ths sss1iect
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At the annual election for President ,nd
[reciors of the Sunbury and Lewisiown
|iilroad Company, beli at Selnsgro',
una. February lirb 1871. the following
f,med gentlemen were duly elected to
serve the ensuing year:
Presideut-A c. simpson. (rc.clecteJ.l
Moses Sp"Cht, +. J. Schoch,
Z Snyder county, Wm. Painter. Jas. ~
Etlcrs, ID. Il. Walker, of Pbila Franklin
gndore. OF Reading, Andrew Reed, oi
P.alin. county.
Ireasurcr-J. G. l.. Shindel.
Secretary--J. II. +. jackson.
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As il Was.

As il Was.
Sew, sew, sew.
Al morn, at noon, At night
Work. work. work,
But never out ui sight
For great and small. for Young aui Old,
Ia summets's heat, IN winters cold,
lls midnight lamp, by nidday's sun,
'Iwas sew, sow, sew, but never done,
When Grandma srwcd.
AZ il IS.
Run, buzz. buzT. why how the uanties fy'
On Oh. OH 'tvuuli ChNrm the duile.t exc
The le1s are sewei, the waistbiud's on,
Tie buttons stt--ihe pants are done!
Aud here's n pair for sam ami Iohu,
And harley, too, ami little Dan.
Now Mother scws on
SINGERS NEW MACHINE
We advise all who want hr.i cla.,
Sewing Machine. one that will sew linen mr.
glazed thread as well as AIRY other. ~ 20 to
ID. ". ANGELL.
on North Third ST.. in LeWi.hurg.
RATHFON n WINTEES, New Berlin.
OF |. u SMITH, Scliu.eraye.
And get one Of these Famous Singer M1.
chimes. for there you will set instruction..
~ you can get ai no other place aut 6; -
singer is pul in your family, haIriucss vii,
Sc sure TO follow.
ONE WHO KNOWS.
Ten Judges gave the Singer the Diploma
NJ the Snyder County Fair. s-Uy
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rhiS esiat IA e0saaSss,l II yams, oils, .aa 10.
sasas saAsi.saass ooisis. ~ Mia iissllr1 ~
sg.l Ne tsSt ssasa arysss- IL eastaiaS ~
s S.ss.sl e s's'sss, - : ssssss. sssy q.
siais IA eset< eaaA is<< rsa.ins IA o,Asile.ls
leasss si~l a = s.s> ,i4s@s.S
SH4ssS s@<ht< ios aNia
~''SxlS< <SSSSs SsSSs *. - sS|:ssssssSsis,'' ~
= : -. Nv stzA
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As Az InSiac mani.

ts A. tht0c mem
We aaer TIE HtSsr pSxSA .Ssr ia sAsA p;are
~ ~lnars iasS ~ The reAss Rt.N kNl.r. sltll
~ aSsSssa.F : c0.liin-, tos fassE1 poLLAas.
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- 49, Communication Of local govern

date the administration of. local govern
nents to this revolution. -.
! am there is no good reason why che
nney nation" may not be governed
wisely and honestly-no reason why the
ncooje may not be free under itand con-
tented. We have only to defeat the war
party, with oil Its resentments and Its lust
for money, inspired by the depravities OF
war. and install in its place party devoted
to the public welfare, and not controlled
by sectional prejudice.
We arc sure the majority OF the people
of the United States are anxious that this
change should be brought about. The late
elections were highly suggestive of the ne
cessity of some movement for its accom-
plishmeut. 1t is the duty OF prominent
men-meu who are tired OF strife ana sieh
Of the partial administration OF the Govern
ment-to consult and sec what may DC
done. The next eight months may orihs
about something of very great importance
to the Union. A combination OF all 'hc
hest elements in the country can restore
GOOD government and impartial admihlslia'
,ion. set the people free, and establish the
new nation in justice, honor, and digni'y'
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Western Tobacco.

There is a considerable shipment of to
bacco at this time from Missouri ria New
York to Richmond. The tobaccos Of the
Mississippi Valley are wanted here for man
ufacturipg and the purposes of the trade
When the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Is
complete this tobacco will be shipped
direct from the place Of its. production 70
Richmond. Not only will that now brought
hither by the circuitous New YORK ana
Baltimore routes be brought direct, but
the bulk of the crop Of the MISSISSIPPI
Valley will be brought to this city for TWO
substantial reasons First, it is the shortest
route to the sea secondly, Richmond IS
the best tobacco market in the United
States, and its climate is peculiarly suited
TO the handling and manufacture OF TO-
bacco. From long experience II IS n scI'ico
question with tobacconists and tobacco
dealers that in no other place where an
experiment has been made are the climate
and general conditions so favorable TO
storing tobacco for long periods or Tor the
manufacture Of the staple.
Now, then. we are sure Of the great bulk
of the trade in Kentucky and Missouri to-
bacco, rs we'll rs that grown on the north
bank of the Ohio. That trade will be very
large, and of itself add very considerably to
our population and wealth. We shall have
to increase storage room, and there will be
considerable and immediate accession to
the population, consisting of solid and GU
terpri>i1g men, who VIII come to take part
In the Richmond tobacco trade.
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There are two points within what used
to be the domain of the Old Dominion
which are now regarded with great interest
l,v the capitalists of the country. One OF
these is the eastern and the other the west
ern terminus of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. Huntington, new town laid out
on the banks Of the Ohio river in West Viz
ginia, is the point Of attraction at that end,
and Richmond, our own capital, i'll the east.
The immense trade which is to be at
tracted by this road will build colossal
city at its eastern terminus. Richmond de-
serves to be that city. Her associations,
her misfortunes, her undespairing enter
prise, and her natural advantages. give to
her the preference without any Infringe
mcnt upon the claims Of others. AS Il
manufacturing location for the wheat OF the
West and the metals and timber Of our own
mountains. no place has such advantages,
and as a shipping depot her natural facili-
ties are equal to MANY of cur cities which
now rank high as maritime ports.
To secure for Richmond this position,
and to secure for Virginia the commercial
advantages which this road must create, are
in the hands of Eirginiaus. She must be
more literally patronized by our people.
Her merchants and tradesmen must be en-
couragcd; that is, our farmers, country
merchants, &C., should, all things being
equal, give her people the preference. Be-
fore the war our country merchants bought
tneir stocks of goods there, and we cannot
| see why they should not do SO now, inste..,,,,
of spending their money out 81 the State
ana an building up othc:: cities at the expense
tn, Sui o"n; Trade is accumulatiYe, and
tfaoes'people are qregar;ous. Where the
| demand is, there will soon ne the supply.
Let us paLronize those there now in what
| they have, and this Will stimulate Others to
flock in until trade and commerce will soon
supply all our demands.
What we do for Richmond we do for our.
selves. Her growth as a city is our growth
as State. Her prosperity and wealth
Wou'd nshten our burdens of taxation, and
would d'tfuse their influence and bench S
over the whole State. We like the charity
| which begins at home. We are for giving
our own cities aud own people a chance
ana then II they do not take care of them
selves 1t Will he their own lookout and loss
Rockb1dge Citizen. ' ''''
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The " New Nation"

UrSSIcUTT had bis ''Ne1r Nation" 1t wal
wld, barbarous, disorderlv nation tina,
poor HuSNIcCTT proposed to establish. But
even he repen,ed, and for having repented
OF havios let loose The wind upon us, he
Icsped the whirlwind of African indigna.
ton, aud fed the city for quiet and secu.
1!iy.
Nevertheless, there is "new nation /"
in this country. The war determined d
cnangc of the old basis of our Government.
and gradually has the country been settling
down upon it. The States are Clearly not
what they were, and never can be. When
ever question arises between any one OF.
them, or even many OF them, and the r. de.
raj Government, the State or States must 90
to the wall. The real ruling government of
the land IS and viii be the centralized fede.
raj power at Washington city. Genera,
chan ges will have to be made to accommo.
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The purchase by this city of the title to
the land south of the Dock aud east OF
chockoe creek would he u very wise meas
urc. Wharvcs established there and the
water deepened sufficiently for the ship
ping would afford much additional accom-
modation for commerce. The property
thus improved and employed would be-
come about the best paying property OF the
city. In view OF the rapid increase OF the
trade of this port this measure is necessary
Tue Dock cannot accommodate the present
shipping. In looking about to Increase the
means of making room for the increased
business, the nearer it can be brought TO
the city the better. The conversion OF the
south side of the Dock into berths for YES
sells will exactly accomplish this object.
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The General Assembly.

The Wing furnishes lis with the name OF
the delegate from Buchanan ana "lsem'o
wit, s. RADCLIFFE (ConSelvauVe). !He
name OF the other delegate from Mecklen-
burg I'VE have already given that OF one) IS
Ross HAMILTON (RadicaD. This completes
the list of members. The Wings hgures
agree exactly with ours AS 10 tnc hunoei
Of Radicals elected TO both houses-ior'V-
three-and differ from ours as to the num-
Der of Conservatives only because 1t classes
the five Independent" among the Con-
servatiyes-to wit, Messrs. ALLEN, BER-
sARD, BR1sTow, FITZGERALD, and LACK
LANp-thus making their number 132.
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The Scots,

some persons are under the impression
that SCOTT the railroad king OF Pepnsyl'
'an!l and the United States senator from
tn.t State are one and the same. This Is q
great mistake. The senator IS john SCOTT.
lie succeeded Mr.. BUcKALEw and took his
seat on 4th March, 1869. lie is understood
to bc a man Of industrious habits, fair
ahu,y, and good intentions, but very
much warped by strong preiudices. He is
Il patient investigator, and save when his
Judgment Is twisted by prejudice will en-.
tcavor to be fair in his judgment. He Is
better pattern Of man than many Of HIS
eonsedcratcs among the Republican lead.
crS.
Tow ScoTr is 4 man OF a very different
type. He has more Of intuitive wisdom,
and is impellcd by powerful impulses and
iaGomitable will. He is q steam engine,
and is not easily impeded or turned out o!
his path. He began life practically in hum.
bic positions III the business of railroading
ard has risen by degrees to the highest
;aco In his profession. He has great sa.
~Gcity and forecast, and a wonderful power
IL controlling men and in affairs admins.
dativc. Under his direction the company
"' which he Is the chief has established
railroad lines and alliances stretching North
and South, East und West, throughout the
Union,
Mr.. Ton SCOTT is understood to be more
oi railroad man than politician. He ha,
been lately named for the presidency, and
inay have taken the political itch. Ii,
would better cure himself at once. Hi.
great corporation will be infinitely bette,
OF with his undivided attention than il
will be if be turns politician and partisan
and worse than all, partisan Of his OWL
political elevation.
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n CARRIED.

At wes'wood Henr,eo county on w, wee q ss,s
November AL S5 the Rev; na Ma. LIZZIE
%. d Mr.. JOHN T. EODDlN ana nns' mag
DAHRAC0TT. No cards
On the 18th 3nstsut, by the Rev. Father Jansen.
Mr.JlMsS p. JETER. of this city 20 Pie
KATs. eldest daughter of the lase Denis hea't,
O,Dwyer, EGG.
In the county OF Greene. on su ,n w rRJ RI
WsTHER T. SHELTON to Miss MARY a.
PIPER.
In this city on the slst ul,imo e The secoIa
Raps,st church, nv Rev. y. ~; ~hso TT,1 IN
BTpT u. JENKItH to hre. hoSAG "a
pAThI K both OF Richmond.
Fredcrlcgsburg pspero please copy
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-gpgsgaaL roETgrs
- EMpIRE MUTUAL LIFE 1NsU-

NJ EMPIRE hUIoAIlrn 49, a..., :.
.vcr COMPANY, OF NEW YoRK-1lhi1saa 10
a s,s. - ost rssnar gable OF our prosperous city
MA psuies ;for with bus two years ana nAn
., s1s C ha, already reached position OF Sal ,,
n.nea which, II continued in the came rs'io' nnl
:, ss,q Years rsnk It with the noe' n'uf % ans
a,,ss NJ tu, world. Organic ca III o pih'
I,,, c.pital of 100000. Its Assets on ING 4ss
:. current had been Increased 10 S''s'
ana nsarlv Mae times the initial sum- WINE. =
WV - ,er,od OF time 1t issued 1000 pohe'es'
insuring ses 100000. +,
penowre MS Is this country for sne rapla kio" 20
and development Of its young liie cen
know OF nothing approaching 10 'n'' a. rat IN
a,.,h, rnn dred days OF business u accub VIZ
"a arg ooa almost 800 600 for each one nunoiou
d,vs of yaborand to produce this resui. ~ o't.S
t.,,srn.n b,a hem used than the indomitaptc ca
forts OF the management. ,,,. os at-
T1nousstonabJy there must re eieiheh'' - -
traction to command this hlgh pat'on
sho-t time, and these we fud both In tue So
rous constitution of the company anu ~ I
auentfsl character Of the presioent' .. ..a.r,
scribper, ESQ. In the former ID GU ,r,.1
,,h.raI fcarnre devised by modern se.u -i.''
rrfa q. a
.,-.,ns,b la Qualifications OF an accompl'neu
and interchangeable underwater. Indeed ,he IN,
tesri.Y OF purpose displayed by Mr. se1ione. IN
the last and previous sessions of the state
ture made such an impression upon tne lhsu,a
interests of this city that 1t presented nIn. W."
handsome service OF plate, trioucs 't 49,, !.
not be extended to the worthy president "itnon'
reaectlng much of its distinction upon LIE 'om-
nenv with which he Is conEec
The secr etary, Sidney w. Ctoiuf, Esq,, 10
most talented, able, and enterprislns coaoJuIo1'
and the President, in conjunction With this gen.
r.map. has achieved degree Of success in afe"
hundred days that is commonly the work OF de-
cade.
Those about to insure their lives-and we should
hope all those uninsured are OF this csss-wil' IND
liberal company'in the Empire Life, consider
alton of vital import to those who anxtouslT SOW
at the present that others may reap In the fu-
ture.-In8urancs and Real EState Journal
no 1t-1m
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E MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GOODS.
TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS COMING
TO TIE FAIR.

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 f+l
and winter, In endless variety.
Plain and Plaid French and irish Popllns,
Diagonal Poplins, every shade and quality;
Cashmercs and MeriIos, all qualities:
Black Gro Grain and Bonnet silks, low bar
gains;
Fancy Colored Silks, plain and striped;
Ottomans, Satin Lustres, entirely new;
Empress Cloths,
Henrietta Cloths, Bombs Zine Cloth.
IN MOURNING GOODS:
Velours and French Poplns. Ottomans,
Tamtse, Imperatrice. Gro De Nice,
Gro De Athens, Double MohAiTs. Alpacas
Bombasnes French and fnglshI.
Grape Cloths, Grape Wells, Grape Collars, &C.
IN STAPLES:
Blankets, Fisnnels, Linens, Cotton and Linen
SheetiDgs, Damask, Towelllnga, Cloth, Casst-
meres, VestDgs, Gents and adie3' shirts and
Drawers, Cocks, Stockings, RO5ons. &C., &c.
All Of which will be sold at SIN I'll prohts, and
every article guaranteed OF best quality. No spo-
csl list of prices given, but let sensible people
Judge for Themselves. T. 4. PRO 3 co,
oc u llOl Ian, corner Eleventh street.
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On the night Of the 18th instant, R0Bhni H.
DsVIS In the tbtrty-sevepth year OF bls ita,co
III, funeral will take rlAca from MIS- - ashefI'
~ .irets nth street tween Broad and ,r,net
THIS (sa,uroayl svFNI at ha al pa, Rss fanty are
/, = , J as 70 attend without further notice. -
baltimore aud Lynchburg papers please COPY
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sDRY es1sOgss.
DIZZY GNsOHsss.
= TTT G00Dsi NEW GOODS !!
N q --LATEST BARGAINS YET
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rass ,r,t received large ADDITIONS 20 n n's
DKEs3 GOODS dep .rtfnen ana stl ,1 gsSei rnn
no sImoat every express vi The late siylss; con
tsini" syery styIe aud variety 70 De 1ouno In ne
nnrfhsrn n, Ret TO which invite sps lsI assen"
in rom ail In want OF DRY aOoDS, VIZ
Emnrsss Cloths at 80, go and ssc., very CnssP
sateeas In ali coors st e7s Is to sor. lrlss rUE
ilns new and bea ifu. very low Japanese saaks
and Po pIinp, all shades and coiors; piHn ING
ri Id sSeIpes 25. s5sand Soc, h.lf price, bisch
silks NJ eiso gt7s, 90 10 a the bess IN tns citY
EIsck Alpsc.s a. u.s. 30, 30, 80 to 7sc sld on per
yaTd: R1.cE Merino, Bomb Zine, aLd Taml's
: o l,s. Cheap; sbawls, new :tyies in rrpss, and
feSu ifuI. as ii so and IS; Black shawls, single
ard double, It All pricss Broche hswis st Ss,
s1O 1850 to S40-come and get one " hlte
Blsnsets at $3.50, S5 TO Us. very low; Coloie1
Blankets and QuIlts. 90 80. 80 and ~ pair aiul
assorlment OF " bite, Bed, Blue ana grey fan.
Te,s Mt rs, 40 30, so to Tee. and 81, very cnsap
1,nera Flannsls In all cGiors, plal In ana piaia, w
To 75c. =: Choking Clio h5, all colnrs and kinds,
&c. &c; While and Colored Gofduroy, new ano
mr.. t.y. very cheap; Clio k5. ihe lsrgess stocS IN
Tho civ. Mt the lowest prices, FURs, FUEs, ior
isd,es. 'ui,ses aud children, at extremely lev
fgnres. In fact, every thing to be found In ale
aTy goods lire Mt the 10 +" est prices possible.
All OF The arove a:e new ana gre y bargains
Come and see Them. JuLiuS Of SnE,
store CLOSED on Sa urday.
Statesmen John N. Gary, w. d. Powers, JOHN
T T,tnor "a a. Beyill no ID