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GALE OF A DESIRABLE
~ HOUSE .ena g,Gy.

GALE OF A DESIRABLE
~ HOUSE ana T.OT.
g AZ tne request of the owners, will SELL on,
ia Gnn,ahy April Sts 1879, in front Of
ana ene ooG oT Sc, that very desirable house
on Lewis Street 'i'i'' oec H.
Inc Lot contains over an acre, feontine a,
b bewrs street and running back to an Alley and
nas upon II a tirst-rate selection Of FRr1r TREEs
gna GRAPE VINES. There is ane Spring on the
4o NJ, as wei as Hyirant close to the house.
FP a he improvements consist of two-story
ings. o"'-oulio-
~ me Lot is in high state of cultivation and
nts oeen the source Of irst-rate income for sew
1t will be disposed of privately until dav Of
n,S ny applying to j. B. Scherer, ST., or the
=, VI N IERMs AT SALE. Sale to commence at
E. NJ. CUSHING,
mars-tds Spec, & Vir. copy Auctioneer.
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Warrenton, Fauquier, has had severe
loss by Fire On Friday night the kitchen
of the Warrenton Hotel caught ire and the
Hotel was soon destroyed, the fire spread.
ing and destroying the dwelling of Mr..
Grimsley, Drug Store Of Mr.. Kloman, Tin
and Sheet Iron establishment of Jones &
Williams, Dwelling and Store of A.
Schwabb, and damaging the houses ada
cent and their contents. The loss is est.
mated at $50, 900, insured as follows: Bal
timore Fire Insurance $4,000; Southern
Mutual, Richmond, So 500; Georgia Home,
$4,000, and Phoenix. New York, $4,000.
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Acts of Assembly.

Acts of Assembly.
AN ACT to Amend and Re-enact an Act entitled
an Act for the Relief of the late Sheriffs of the
Commonwealth.
Approved February 81, 1872.
/. Be it enacted by the General Assem-
bly, of Virginia, Thata bill entitled an Act
for the relief of the late Sherifs of the Com.
mon wealth, approved July 18th, 1870, be
Amended and Re-enacted so as to read as
follows
IS 1. Be it enacted by the General AS
sembly Of Virginia, That the late Sheriffs of
the Counties of this State, or their deputies,
be and they are hereby authorized to receive
and collect all taxes, fee bills and county
levies which were due in the year eighteen
hundred and sixty-6ve after the surrender,
and in the years 1866. 1867, 1868, 1869,
and 1870, and are still unpaid and they
shall hereby possess the same legal right in
the collection Of the same they had or pos
sessed at the periods hereinbefore mentioned :;
said right shall continue one year from the
passage of this act provided, that no Sheriff
shall be entitled to the benefit of this act
who has not fully paid and discharged all
accounts and liabilities charged against him
upon the books Of the Auditor of this State,
damages awarded on judgment excepted !:
and provided further, that when Sheriff
having such taxes, fee bills and county lev
les due him shall have departed this life, it
shall be lawful for his personal representa-.
tive to place them in the hands of the Sheriff,
who shall collect the same according to the
provisions Of this act: provided, that this
act shall not create any lien upon the real
estate of the taxpayer for the taxes hereby
authorized to be collected nor shall the per-
sonal estate Of the person in possession Of
such land, other than the taxpayer, be liza
Bile for the tax on said land
2. This act shall be in force from its
passage.
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TARTHENWARE, CHINA, &C.
am now receiving my SPRING STOCK, to
which the attention of country merchants and
dealers generally is invited. When you can buy
as cheap at home, why go abroad for goods ?
Call and examine my stock and prices, and
will satisfy you that you can do as we'll here as
any where else.
E. j. MILLER
apis 3m No. 65, King St.. Alexandria, Va
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-04-05

TTOUNTAIN HOTEL.
CAMDEN and HOWARD STREETS.
Near Camden Station and Bait & Ohio Railroad
Depot,
Convenient to the Depots of all the Southern
and Western Railroads, and Steamboat Land
ings, saving hackhire.
Street cars pass every five minutes conveying
passengers to all sections of the City, makes it
as convenient as any other Hotel in Baltimore.
All of the appointments of this house are first
class, for reasonables charges.
This House is supplied with the NATIONAL
FIRE ESCAPES and FIRE EXTINGUISHERS.
R. SHARE, Proprietor.
Maj. P. II. Woodward, of Va. Supt.
feb2-tf
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New Advertisements.
1872. SPRING. 1872.
"EIIER7S
BOOT, SHOE .a.V.D HIT
EMPORIlIM

z W r ~ III - M.
My Spring Stock of BOOTS, SHtssSss and
HATS is now in STORE and receiving, s8R!ki beg
to assure you, that it is one of the most attrac-
t're ever offered in the City of Stanton. have
taken great pains in its selection, and have had
made up many goods of ENTIRELY NEW STYLES,
and which you will perhaps not find elsewhere.
My great aim has been, and shall be to keep
Good GooDs, and you will find my stock mainly
COMPOSED of such work as will give value re-
ceared to the consumer. l have in store and keep
constantly on hand, WORK of oar own manutac-
ture in Ladies' Misses and Children's
LASTING,
PEBBLE,
GOAT,
MOROCCO
and CALF SHOES.
Mr.. A. NJ. SIMPSON has charge of the Manu-
featuring Department, and will be pleased to re-
ceive orders from his friends. REPAIRING neatly
and promptly done. CaU and Examine for your
selves.
TINE LARGEST STOCK of SHOES and
/ SLIPPERS for Children and Infants in
black and fancy colors is to be found at
WELLER'S
aprl5 Boot, Shoe and Hat Store.
THE LARGEST STOCK of Ladies' and
i Misses SHOES aud SLIPPERS in
black and fancy colors is to be found at
WELLER'S
april Boot, Shoe and Hat Stote.
r AIDES Serge, Kid Newport Ties, Lasting
IL Opera Polish Parepa Ties, Janauscheck
Slippers-all beautiful styles, at
WELLER'S
april5 Boot, Shoe and Hat Store.
MEMS BOOTS! Prince Abert's, Oxford
1vk and French Ties, Creole and Imitation
Congress, Button Balls and English Ties at
WELLER'S
april5 Boot, Shoe and Hat Store.
A LII THE LATEST STYLE HATS for
n Gentlemen, Boys and Children.
UMBRELLAS, &C., at WELLER'S
april5 Boot, Shoe and Hat Store.
A WORD TO THE WISE. So call with
N plenty of Greenbacks and save money
by buying at WELLER'S
april5 Boot Shoe and Hat Store
TNINE CALF SEWED AND PEGGED BOOTS
Il and CATERS for Gentlemen and
Youths-low, at
april5 G. L. WELLER'S.
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Greeley has come out in favor of the
Liberal Republican Convention at Cincinnati

Greeley has come out in favor of the
Liberal Republican Convention at Cincinnati,
in opposition to Grant. The Washington
Chronicle, Grant Organ, bewails his course,
and we'll it may. He was one of the men
who built up the Republican party and to
do justice to his country and himself, it is
but right that he should make amends for
the error. We have no great sympathy for
Greeley, but if he should succeed in break
ing up the most corrupt party that ever rose
and ruled in this country be will have our
most hearty well wishes. The Radicals
don't like his going over to the Liberal Re-
| publicans. They don't like his urgent ap-
peal for the wiping out of all charges against
the Southern people, and his assertion that
the time has come for the checking of the
tendency to Capitalization. and the conse-
quent acknowle dgment of the rights of the
States. 1t is death blow to every prnc-
pie upon which Grant has built up his sem.
blance of Monarchy. The States are not
Counties hut States, each and every one
sovereign in its sp ere, with only d"iegated,
{not ImperiaD powers to its Agent and SER
want Truly when some of those who have
been most Radical acknowledge this, there
is hope for the future Of our Country as
an Independent and Model Republic
-
The Legislatures of Illinois, Iowa. Ohio
and Wisconsin have passed laws qualifying
TOR jurors men who read newspapers and
keep abreast of the times The old idea
that man mast be ignorant of the case, to
try it upon its merits, as brought forth in
the evidence, is about to be exploded, and
well it may. In this enlightened age the
men Of intellect, reflection &C., must needs
read, and in doing so inform themselves on
local as we'll as on foreign subjects-on
crimes abroad as we'll as at home To say
that this character of men are unfit for jurors,
and only those who never read at all are the
proper men to sit on a jury as arbiters Of
the life or liberty of citizen is preposterous
and unworthy of the civilization of the day.
What man is there, who, arraigned on any
pretense, would not prefer trial before a
jury Of intellectual, we'll informed and re-
fecting men, to being tried by those, how
ever sensible, who never read or reflect on
the bearing Of any subject whatever Not
one we verify believe. We trust that this
move may spread and that the only dis
qualification for juror may be too great
prejudice to give fair and impartial trial
and one in accordance with the evidence
facts and law of the case.
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DRICES OF FURNITURE
4 GREATLY REDUCED.
PERSONS wanting Furniture would do we'll h.
call on Nv "el1 IT,
y. "A. s. z. CEZ. BECKEE

before purchasing elsewhere, as we are deter
nhd to sell our goods as cheap if not little
oueapef' 'han can be bought in the city. We
are now receiving large lot of NEW ana
STYLISH FURNITURE, purchased in the East asst
ern CT les for cash, and will sell for cash for less
than any other house in stauGton. Give us a
call :"
We keep always on land large supply Of
Cane and WOOD seat Chairs, Burea US, Beisteads.
Parlor and Chamber sets in Vqzasu WoIoc 'n.
and oah manufactured in our shop Of arT ma
teral and by the best of workmen Give ms a
call: Gual sntee work to suit aud prices to fit
RISKS ihetalic cases and baskets always on
manu-. und!ertaklng promptly attended to-.
theran Caafch ''00 80. = u
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or. CLAIR HOTEL,
y MONUMENT SQUARE,
BALTIMORE, I'D.
GILMOUR & SONS, PROPRIEToRS.
The only Hotel in Baltimore furnished with a
Passenger Elevator and Fire Escapes Has ac-
commodations for 800 guests Terms, So per
day. Opened May the LIST, 1871.
mayl9-ln II. H. FOGLE, Manager.
A GREAT SLAUGHTER.-M. P. Funk
IN houser & Co. have just returned from
Baltimore with fresh stock of very desirable
goods bought so very low, that many goods in
the stock have been reduced below cost to effect
uniformity in onr prices. Please look for prices
given IN this paper.
DITCH Plain Empress Poplins SOC worth 75c.
lyREAT Bargains are offered in Blankets, at
VI NJ. T. FUNKHOUSER 4 Cos.
DLAID serges at size worth soc
A few pieces heavy melton cloth for laboring
IA mems pants at SOC. at
NJ. P. FUNKHOUSER & Co.'S.
a full stock of city made Ladies Shoes every
IN pair ted at
NJ. P. FUNkHOUSER l. Co.'S.
DITCH Sash and Neck Ribbons at one half
Ia, their value at
NJ P. FUNKHOUSER & Co.'S.
DEST Calico at 1Oc an I2c at
ID NJ. P. FUNKHOUSER 4 Co.'S.
* enuire Medicated Flannel for Rheumatic
W Sufferers at NJ. P. FUNKHOUSE & Co.'S.
A Full stock of Shawls at So and upwards
IN Elegant Broche Shawls at S2l and S22
orth So at P. FUNKHOUSER & Co.'S.
pEST MAKES, full Whale Bone. Corse,ts Sc
- ling for one Dollar at
II. P FUNKBOUSER s Co.'S
EpLAiN Suit Poplins SOC and 55c.
a LASKA or Medicated Flannel for Rheuna-
IA tism, for sale by
sep9-tf FUNKHOUsER &. Co.
pLACK Alapaccas at 40 so and SEC barg aims
VTEIVETEENS Black, Brown and Purple at
NJ. P. FUNKHOU USER l. Co.'S
II I'D GLOVES at $l25, every pair warranted
II at M. P. FUNKHO USER & Co.'S.
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MODUs OPERANDI:

1872, and page or pages devoted to each cash
buyer, in which strict entries of all purchases
during the year will DO made bills will be fur
nished each purchaser, so that he or she may
know at any time the amount of goods purchas-
ed, and the Ledger will be open for public in
spection, and or
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READ!!

n NEaI INUUCEMEN
" READ!!
The undersigned intending to change his
business, offers his Stock of Goods for sale and
his Store-house for sale or rent.
My stock is new and we'll selected, embracing
everything usually kept in country store.
The Stand is frst-rate one, being sur
rounded by populous country, and the peo-
wealthy and prosperous. 1t is not excelled az
business stand by any country store in this To-
cality.
TERMS Goods at cost and carriage-Store-
house on liberal and accommodating terms
Address, VIM. TALIAFERRO,
april5-lw Motfett's Greek, Augusta.
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Approved February 81, 1872

AN ACT to Amend and Re-enact the Act in Rela
ton to Chain Gangs, approved July 18th, 1870.
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TAHE ORIENT SAFETY LAMP
Burns any kind of oil with perfect safe
ty, and is beautifully finished. Received and
for sale at IS King street, Alexandria Va.
anl5-an q. j. MILLER
ToRTY GROss.pint and half pint FLASKS,
Il and 10 gross WINE BOTTLES, just re-
ceived and for sale by
Ell. MILLER,
apl5-am. No. e5, King ST. Alexandria, Va.
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81 N0TEEE.

q. % NUTAGE.
The Office Of the Assessor of Internal Revenue
for the Sixth Collection District of Virginia, in
Stanton, will be open during Office hou,s on
the 23rd and Gath days of April, 1872, when
appeals will be received and determined relative
to any erroneous or excessive Valuations assess
ments or enumerations by the Assessor or Assis.
tant ASSESSOR returned in the annual list.
A. M. CRANE.
aprii5-at Assessor 9Th Dist, Va.
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TTOPE FOR THE HOPELEsS.-IN Press.
III and soon to be issued
AN ADDRESS.
delivered before Staunton Council, 47,
FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE,
BY MAJOR H. N. CARRIER, Jr.
ana published by request Of the Council.
Price Is cents per copy. Liberal discount to
the trade. Address,
A. NJ. CARRIER, JR.
Box, 80
april5-3t Staunton, Va.
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"
The Crops,

NOxubGe is the garden county Of
the State, It's crops of corn, cotton
and children are unrivalled. We
make plenty ofbread with the first,
money with the second, aud men
and women of the lat.
The corn crop is safe, unless it
should be blown out of the county
by \ tnpnadoi cotton is still promis
ing, and we hear little complaint OF
the worm, and there is rather .
larger acreage than last season, and
it is certainly cultivated with more
care and confidence than usual the
restoration of CONFIDENCE and pfos'
Perity to the cp4GtFy would keep
up tbs prize, even if ths yield WAS
onc'third IN excess Of last year
We can boat, then, ofoAr cRFn, cot
top 4n4 bOhies, bpt, c9piound it, va
have n little drawback tn the cFQi
Of Radical voteFs-thcFe is toe M4gS
to the acre.
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Mammoth Clothing Esv' d sA' South,

The clothing trade of Mobile has Of late
assumed vast proportions, in the main due
to tho enterprise and public spirit exhibited
Messrs. NJ. p. LEVY Il Co., who, by their
libesul Inducements and facilities offered to
the trade, have succeeded in building up a
very large and growing business, placing
them in the front rank of the Clothing
Merchants of the South. Owing to this
growing trade and the fattering prospects
for the coming season, Mcssrs, Levy GO.
lind their present store on Dauphin street
entirely too small to meet the requirements
Of their business. With their characteris-
tic energy they have gone to work and
erected on North Water street, one OF the
largest. most con modius and hondsome
buildings in Mobile. 1t extends over three
lots, tNos. l6, IL and 20), is three stories
in height and present II very tasteful anil
elegant appearance, and is an ornament to
the city.
In this extensive building Messrs. LEVY
Il Co. VIII receive b. the first of August,
tho lars est, best selected wholesale stock
ever brought to Mobile. mottly Of thelI
own msnufacture, the material having bear
bought before the rise in wooden goods, NnC
which they guarantee to sell as low as thu
same goods can be bought in New York o.
elsewhere, freight thrown in. The stocI
will consist of entirely new goods, ,.th'
stock nj the present store remaining ther'
until sold ont.
As we are in favor Of encouraging homt
industry and enterprise, and Ms Mcssrs. NJ
2. Levy Il Co. are doing vii ntheir powe
to keep trade Mt home, By selling goods "
such low figures and oiferingthe sanstm
A. can be obtained North or Fast, VIC woul
advise IL merchants to buy their good
from Nessrs. VI. p. LEVY Il Co. or sen
them their orders, knowing that they wi
RHs files. IL the most satisfactory mann"l
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/ basbeEAcd Editor.

last Friday We Jumped off the
editorial tFeEd7miIl! aAld jiSiAsd Sev,
eral friends GALL for Greeley sn@
Brown and, bidding defiance to
the thermometer, stgFte4 to join IN
Al old. Fashioned barbsecRHe, given ~
our friends Frank Glass sAq GeQ'
Gilmore, sbort Rn,O mile beyond
Charlottesville. Ne reached the
bachelor retreat of these gentlemen,
and finding no fcWale obStrpqc'o""S
in the way, laid ourselves llqose ana
commenced the agreeable tRsk OF
reducing our temperature With pod
flied ice water. There we're just
enough present not to be in SacA
others way tQtEl %Fsenee Of poly
vardenism, aud tho presence o.
Overlooking good humor. Tho DIN
nor wSs excellent, we never saw
meats more iSieily and jHdlclPTs,N
cooked. w hays ? strong weak
3 ness for barbEcued mutton, and, INK
:, the epicure, We make it jAp exceF
9 tional dish. That pbilos"pher, whe
tasting q hew dish, Fe@%kea' at
. neither fish iGasRh, fowl, nor goo
st roast imHttQa. w sRJoy tNo'
i. neigh+0HAQQd harO"'4''' they r
=. mind w. of old fines, and hint
: coming prosperity. and our par
enjqyqa 4ss one heartily
AtteF tho dinner, two OF tho CO
"a orcd brethren made speeches I
at Greeley and Grant respoctiVe'
IN both of which would deity any
90, porter to reproduce. On tho %R'
.st it was one of tho most pheasant ~
sh. of tho heated tQrRy to our party
his least.
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ter Orr, P. Bugan, Tom. card,
Robt. Holman.
After dinner the young men en-
gagged in rural = Orts, wrestling,
horse.racing &c, and we learn that
the little man of Macon fell on top
of q R|rookSvillc man who was VI
least q foot taller than his adversary
In the race, too, Macon ran ahead
of CrawfoI dviIIe, but it may not DO
80 again Thursday week, when the
same horses will run the same dis
lance.
This is what we know about 90.
ing to and being at the barbecue,
what we know about coming back
is not so pleasant, tor We were
caught in thunder, lightning, rain,
and every other bad fix. The night
was 50 dark we had TO let the
horses take the road, and there be-
ing three men on the back seat, one
fell off when the wheel ran into a
little gully. Our buggy ran over
him, and before the buggy behind
w could check up that ran over him
also, hut it didn't hut him a bit, il
rather helped him.
We learn that the party, inciu
ding several ladies, that came dowr
on nv train we're drenched at tn,
depot before they could get aropnC
the long train of freight cars stand
ing between the passenger platform
and tfe station house. We regre
to Ieqrp, also, that Rev. Mr.. ThomA
was .ljuredssat BropksvilIe, Will
assisting Rev, Mr.. Cameron in get
ting his family on the train. W
hops it may not prove serious.
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The S S'st5 e H eossstp. 3 csat,.
To the unknown heirs of Charles B. Tur-
ncr, deceased- Greeting
You are hereby notified % be and per-
s~onally appear befefe oUg Chanecry Court
of Noxubee county At the courthouse in
the town of Macon, QHthe
sssa4d Monday in September next,
then ard theTe to shoY cause why the final
ac:0unt Of Charles N. Thomas, Admins
TRAITOR de 'bonis non Of the estate If Charles
B. Turner, deceased, should not be allowed
as tho same stands stated. And also TO
show cause why the said estate should not
be declarlra insolvent, according TO the re.
port and petition Of said administrator, and
further to do end suffer siirh things as shall
be considered ana ordered BY the court a.
forcsald, in the premises.
Witpe;s tie ''lIEB Thomas Christian.
CHANCELLOR of the XII CbapfPry District o
said Stgtf, this 18Th day II June, A. d..
1872, and the seal Of sad Court hereuntI
affixed. +. 4. j. MGHENkl,
[Ja~rnigRn&Riyeq spl3l ia29,lt Clerk
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StruCk BY Lightning,

'a' Of those strange occurrences
70 almost makes w. believe that
'I'etriC fuid is endowed with
like hpWSp intelligcncc,
place at x,PFairic church last
'a'y' The carriage of DR.. JOSH
''a0t in %Eaeh he had left his
\ under tho charge of a nurse,
! struck with lightning, the toy
' and tho wheels shattered, aRf
Ivy to say tho inmates weEp,pn
''''' 1t is ono of tho Rqet sin
n and narrow escapes We have
~en recorded,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-03

The Rev. Nj. Cameron showed us
an Irish Potato through which u
stalk of Bermuda Grass had grown,
piercing it through the center like
y wire the main stalk had thrown
out little branchlcts, which appear
ed through the sides of the potato,
1t WAS quite u vegetable curiosity,
and shows wil4t that species ofgras'
will 90 tArq4gA ip it's travels, -.
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(hcapt

A negro boy, seyen milea AQm
town, stole fttoon ccrts tEom a
Younger but wiser darkOy, Fhe
latter pursued the thief, caught him
at the Depot and brought him, tied
with u rope, before " magistrate, all
for Is cents.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-03

ny Being about to change my business
ia Books, Stationery &c. exclusively, | Of
FOE my stock Of Dry GopdS Boots, Shoes,
Clothing, CrueksTy, &c, vt cost for c.sH
only,
l continue ~ ssll BaNk9 and Stationery at
as low pFippa, IA any City in the Sgath,
", F, FERRIS.
July27-2tg
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TIIE ST. LOUIS HOTEL.

This magnificent Hotel, lately renewed
and greatly improved, and e]ntiTsly %re-fur-
nished in most sulnptuGSs and elegmt
style, by the st. Louis HOTEL Association,
of which Il +. MiotaR, Of New 4Iloqns, is
the President, was OPENED II the tfayel-
ing community IN tho First Day Of FEB
BUARY, 1872, HndQr th9 management Of
the undersigned.
HIRAM QRASST0N. =,
Formerly EFoP. afthG New YORK Hotel
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-03

So WILL FERRIS will continue to
sell the Standard School
Books ut Introductory prices,
until the first of August. Teachers
or pupils wishing cheap Books
should call early and save paying
regular rates, which will be resum-
ed before the SESSIONS Of our school,
open,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1872-08-03
sHUNAKER & BRO,
Agents. fer the Celebrated
g. BAKER
Sewing Machines,

Cu2YcpIle& by sBY MACHINE now
in use. Eolk the Elastic or double
loop stAeD, Ehick sews from two
spoois without any reWinding OF
thread, and the shuttle or lo>k stitch
Macnmg, which makes the. stitch
alike ~ both sides. Purchasers
can have thcAs ch4ice. 1Alsqs the
same.
Black Wsl1qt Table, plaiu . 90 90
g g &cover IS 90
" Silver
Plated and Cover 10 90
Black Walnut Table, SiIv'r
Plated and folding cov'r 50 90
Black Walnut Cabinet, Sill
Yer. Plated and cover l20 90
f. One Braider, one Friller, one
Quilter, three Hcmmers, one Needle
Guage, Sewing Guage, screw driver,
oil can, one bottle oil, one doz
Needles and Embroidery Plate, al
90 with each machine at above pri
ces. fuckers and corAeysy each
$3.50.
Any one of these Machines vii
be delivered to any portion of th'
county Ly tke agents without any
additional charge. instruction
given and g~4tistacti9n warranted.
ApriI37t{ SHVAA#ER d BRO.