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Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-03-21
Advantages Of Crying.

Some Of the greatest modern physicians,
chiefly English and French. have written
treatises on the advantages Of groaning
and crying. in general, and especially dur
ing surgical operations. They contend that
grcaning and crying are two grand opera
tions by which nature allays anguish tina.
those patients who give way to their na
tural feelings. moro speedily recover from
accidents and operations than those who
suppose 1t unworthy man to betray such
symptoms Of cowardice as either to groan
or cry, One tells Of man who reduced
his pulse from one hundred and twenty.
six to sixty. In the course OF few hours.
by giving full vent to his emot onS II
people are at all unhappy about anything.
let them 60 into their rooms and com ors
themselves with loud o-hoo and they
will feel hundred per cent better after,
ward. In accordance with the above csy.
Ing Of children should not be too greatly
discouraged, II 1t 10 systematically 70,
pressed, the result may be St. VNuss
dance, eplleptic Ats. OF some other disease
Of tho nervous system. What 10 natural 10
nearly always useful. aud nothing can be-
more natural than the crying Of children
when anything occurs 10 give them either
physical OF mental pain
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-03-21
Humorous.

The wrong siie-sutc:de.
An unpleasant suit--Law sait.
A bath for everyboiy-sab.bath
Relative beauty pretty cousin,
The end Of O candle IL to give light
How to &c. roaring trsde.-Buy o
menagerie.
Romantic death--A young lady drowned
IN tears.
What are tho eldes. tops IN tho world -
Mountain tops.
The old sports motto -" Let Us live to-
day. for tomorrow we dye"
What Is the prevailing vice and desire
Of bald men' To put on air,
Bschelarlo exelaaaatiOa--SA lass = Maid,
eRly exclamation" Al. men,"
The man whe coaldat tad h!s match
wen. 70 bed 10 the dark.
Why does coat grow larger when sasea
out Of q eafpet.hass Because uasa yoa
take II out yoal ent Il !DN'ea@s.
A merry but poor man. beng lsa.aas
At !os wearing . short cloak. replied. " Il
will b loas enough batoss ! have dHSa
With L."
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-03-21
4 Visit to Gibraltar.

An American tourist writes 70 tho
Springfield Republican from Gibralter:
Officers stationed at Gibraltar may CON-
plain of its monotony and sigh for more
inviting station, but to the passing trav-
eler it is place of various attractions.
The town itself, to be sure, Is not beauti.
full. The streets are narrow. the houses
for the most part low and common place,
and the shops make but POOR display.
The passers-by may interest one at first,
but soon grow wearisome. Therei is little
to amuse ono in the numerous bodies OF
dirty white-clad soldiers detailed with
pick and shovel to work upon the fortifi-
cations. The ragged, filthy. abject-look-
ing Spaniards who have had the misfor.
tune to be born upon the rock, and who
are called in consequence by their lords
and masters rock scorpions. only excite
ones pity or disgust The officers in can
vass leggings, tweed coats and knickerr
bockers, whom one sees constantly riding
by on their long.limbed, thin.necked
hacks, are 50 supercilious in their bearing,
~ ho,rtloss % tba ,,;earohl acorniona
-, o. =, ~ A..
: 80 o. - - ~ :, IL. p,II
even at the present time. ID not always
~. dan.nd.n.;.. .nv mo,. ,b,, som. Of
our soutb.rn friends ve,e toward the
Nil. md, tb. old r.,;,n.
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.n.'. ~ ~ aT.nt.,;on. ~bersin Ar. men
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n",o. ..' &C., :, I.na,b q, more and
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!ou ps' ~ - 80 .nr.. man
uosa lpoA M :, .a;.,ad v;,h yon
,, Ae.u - ~ -, b.i,ni,s. =, dork.vs
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-29
O. Rome Hotel, 6

Formerly the Tennessee House,
AS olne,...... ,...........S TC Georgia
S Now open for the reception Of Guesta with
L with new appointments throughout. 1t is To-
Gated within % steps Of the Railroad platform,
convenient to the business portion Of town, No
Omnibus needed. Servants polite and attentive
to their respective duties. All baggage handled
frse of charge. Satisfaction guaranteed.
j. A. GTANSBURY,
fe6.2tf Proprietor.
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GHA4ATA ST TIuART,
CHAIATI, TENN
W. L, GATE, PRINCIPAL.
W. ". WOODRUFF.

F' A. va ~ AAA4.tiVhi.
THE Sixth Annual Session Of this Institution
! will commence Thursday, August lst, 1872.
Owing to aid received from the Peabody FUND,
The following low rates O! rnition per session Of
Five Months arc presented.
Elrst \ !H5-, '.'''' ....'.,., ,...,.'' ...,. S1.JU
Second liass '.'.',,..,... ...........SI.iO
MIRO OI'-h'' .SiO.O0
Instrumental Music, ...,.. 500
Contingent Fee at Entrance, .......... 81 80
Board can he had with the Principal, or with
families in the community, at 81 per wecek,
washing and lights extra.
Students, by using Dormitorics, can bonrl
themselves at an expense Of about $3.50 per
month,
The course Of study Includes the Natural
Sciences, Mathematics and Languages. lu-
]structiou oiyen in Vocal Music free.
This School is located in BradioY county, ono
mile East from Chaieta Depot. Situation ele.
waited and dry. Water cool, For ether par.
t%iculara address the Principal, OF Col. Ii. b.
iearwo0I, Swcetwater, Tcpn.
G.. i. CATE, Pres't.
Samuel Julian, Scc'y. juu2o-5m
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and Best Quality.


Cur Stock is complete, and our goods cheap
We AK : Ill cral Sb are Of the public patronage
A. A. Humphreys and W. C. Y~carwood, both
competent and first. class suleslnen, have charge
ofthe Store, AMI can always bc..found ready to
wait OH customers. We guarantee satisfaction,
both in goods and prices, Give Us call at the
old stand Of DR.. r. F. Scrugss.
Feb22.ly wALSER& HUMPHREYS.
St. Lopis, Memphis, Nashville and
Chattanooga Rail Road Line,
Via Chattanooga and Mckenzie to
MEHPuI3 6 THE SOUTHWEST.
Via
NASHVILLE AND COLUMBUS,
TO ST. LOUIS AND THE WEST.
Two Passenger Trains leave Chattanooga Dali
~ Is follows:
$50, Am, 7;ij, P. II.
Making direct connections to all principal prints
in Middle Tennessee, West Tennessee, Kentucky
aud the West.
DO not 10 deceived, but look and zee that your
Tickets read over The
Short Line, via Points Given Above.
JOHN ". THOMAS,
Genl Superintendent
". l., DANLEY,
Gent ?. & T. Agent.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-29
Sheriff Sale Of Land.

In obedience to f IA issued by tho Clark Of
the CLancery c 1urt at Scvicrvillc, Tennessee,
ans 20 mo directed, | will offer for sale at the
Court Il louise do>r in jacksonville, Tennessee,
for each in hand, on Monday the Ola day Of
September, 1872, all the right, title, interest
and claim that John Hightower has in and unto
three hundred and seven acres Of land lying
and being in the 9Th Civil District of Monroe
county, Tennessee, Ian Dancing Rranch) al.
Joining the lands Of Isaac MoSpGdGen, c. \.
Humphreys, George Kyle and tho McCallie
Iightower, to satisfy a Judgment and COST in
favor Of NJ A Iawlius, Tor thc use Of D.. L.
Gass, Clerk nd Master FOR the nso of the heirs
Of David Cunningham, deceased, which jndg.
ment WAS rendered in the Chancery Cclrt At
sevicryi!le, Tennessee, on the 10th OF April,
1872. j". !. N'rs.'%,SHsrtf.
aug s-tiVf?i
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-29
Sheriff Sale Of Land.

By virtue OF an order OF sale issued from
the Office Of the Circuit Court Clerk for
Monroe county, Tennessee, and TO nc d.
rectod, | will offer for sale to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, at the court.
house door in the town of MadisouyilIc,
Tenn, on Monday the Cd day Of Sept,
1872, all the right, title, interest aid
claim, that II. H. White has in and to l2O
acres Of land in tho 9Th civil district Of
Monroe county, adjoining the lonIs Of
James Eyerhart, Ephriam Gregory
heirs aud others, which has been levied
upon as tho land Of II. II. White, to salts
~ a juttm8nt and costs in favor Of j..
j. Upton. j. L. uOUsIoY, Sheriff.
pf$4
Also on Monday the 2d day of Sept
1872, at the court. house door in Madison.
vile, for cnsh in hand, all the right, title,
interest and claim that David Baker has
in aud to $50 acres Of land tying in the
9Th civil district Of Monroe county, i'd
Joining the lands Of james Eyeihprt, A.
Riggs and otLcls, It being the same land
on which David Baker now rea,dss. Lev
led on to satisfy q judgment and costs in
favor Of W. B. McKoidJn, Admir-, &c.
PSI j. Z. uoUsroy, Sheriff.
Alsa on Monday tho I'd day Of Sept,
1872, at the court house door in Madi.
s3uYille, Tennessee, Tor cash in hand, |
will offer for sale, all the cight,titlc, inter-.
est and claim that Abraham Stakoly has
in and to $50 acres Of land, lying in the
7th civil district Of Monroe county, Tea
noSgeo, adjoining the lands Of Jeremiah
Boyd, the heirs of Geo. Patterson and
others, sold by virtue Of an execution is.
5iod from the Clerk Of the tircui: Court
OF Monroe county, on q Judgment in iayoa
u J. N. T%hornburg, rendered in said
court on tho lith September, 1871.
yea j. T. HousToS, Sheriff.
Also on Monday the ID Sept, 1879,
At the courthouse door in Modjspn7l!lo
for cash in hand, | vii! offer for sale all
tbo right, title, interest and claim that
Georgc Worthy has Of in and TO 40 acres
Of land, situated in the lltb civil district
in Monroe county, Tennessee, adjoining
the lands Of Wm. Dyer, John Il. Cole,
nni J. II. Worthy, sid in obodierce to
an order of sale issued from tie clerk Of
tho Circuit Court Of Monroe county, on
a judgment in favor Of A, W. ToGhctt,
rendered oh January, 1871. Also on a
Judgment in favor Of J.. I. Deadrick,
clerk of tho Supreme Court at Knoxville,
rendered 9Th October, 1871, for cost Of
Supreme Court. J. L. Ilousro.,
PISA Sheriff.
Also on Monday the I'd day of Sept,
1872, at tho courthouse door in Madison.
vile, Tennessee, 1 will offer for salO all
the right, title, interest and claim that
Alfred Denton, deceased, had in and to
420 acres Of lsnd Of which he died, seized
and possessed, lying in the 18th civil dis
trict of Monroe county, Tennessee, adjoin.
ing the lands of G. Il. Rartsell, VIM.
Click and others, sold to satisfy q iudg-
ment and costs in,fayor Of Clifford Can
ron, which Judgment was rendered in the
Chsnccry Court at Jacksonville, Tenn, ON
sth June, 1870. j. L. H~oCsroa,
Sheriff.
No sale reported until all costs are paid
snd settlement as to to the judgments.
j. E. HoUs1oK, Sheriff.
This 22d July, l872.pfS4
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For ale bv K. l.. ,,rn..s, Aeetwnter and Ly
Druggists generally. L } sanford & Co., Knox
vile " ~'olcsalc Agents. strt2l--'il- ~
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White Cliff SpFiHgsL
Monroe County, Tennessee.


THESE SPRINGS are situated on Chiihovee
Mountains, q Miles from Madisonyille, Gnd
same distance from Athens, Tennessee.
They are loeatel at au elevation OF about 1900
feet above CoUssaHga Valley, in a dry, PGre
End very inyigOratiug atmOsphere-Sfordlng An
extensive ana beautiful view OSths surrounding
country.
There arc three Springs ia close pcoEiGsitJ,
two ofThich are ToHiC, Dlursilo Aa1 Alternative,
/ and have proved very eai0scious ia relieving
I diseases 0fthe Liver, kidneJs and Stomach, add
have acted as q sovereign remedy ia Clorus.I
aud Dismenorghsa. The OihOE Spring pSSsesaes
properties that have proved very beneficial in
Scr0tulous Affections otthe SKIN and Chronta
Diseases Of Tie Eye.
The Hotel will be ready fer the reception Ct
guests By the 10th June. Hacks will run daily
between Athens and the SprIngs-Fars $3.50
each way. Those, wishing to stop of at Sweet
water, will also ind csnysvsnce via Iaiison7ile.
RATES or BOARD:
Board and Lodging per day, g 90
" week 8 90
" month, so 20
JOS A. PECK, PrOp'r.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-29
Buckingham's Dye.

CIV TIT III '
As our Remover in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, We have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which will
quickly and efectually accomplish
this result, 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash of. Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by r.. P. HALL, { CO.,
NASHUA. NE
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.REvOTTGNTNG Z
may0-tf

ARE YOU GOING WEST
IF SO, take cur advice, and purchase your Tick
L els over tha sold reliable" Missouri Pneife
Railroad, which is, pcaitiyely, the only Line
that runs three Daily Express Trains from
Ct. Louis 10 Kansas City, aud the West, and is,
positively, the oa(y Line which runs Pullman's
6i52pers, aad fnc day Coaches especial
" for uoTersl equipped with Miiler's safety
platform aud the patent steam brake, from St.
Ionic to Kansas City, Fl. Scott, Parsons,
Leayenvorth, Atchison, st. joseph,
Nebraska City, Council Bluffs aud Omaha, with
out changei Fer information in regard to Time
Table, rates &c, to any point in Missouri, Kan
sas, Nebraska ,Colora@o, TcXad or California, call
uncn or address J. T. Thompson, Agent Misou-
ri Pacific K. T., Chattanooga, Tenn, OF Atlanta,
aa.;o L. 4. F0ED, General Passenger Agent,
St Louis, No. No trouble to answer question: !
Fcb2?-tildccGl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14

TO BUY CHEAP
Clarke County.

From the Clarke County Courier, September
18th:
ENoRMoUs YIELD OF WHEAr.-Mr. Aaron
Duble. tenant on Dr. McGuire's river farm, a
few weeks ago threshcd the wheat crop of a
field of 81 acres, and found it yielded 942
bushels Of graham average of 39l bushels ia
the acre. Who can beat this enormous yield
Capt. j. B. Taylor, an old and respected
citizen of this county, died at the residence Of
his son, "Green Hill" near this place, on
Tuesday morning last The deceased was a
native Of this county, where he lived all his
life, and though nearly eighty years old, hs al
ways evinced remarkable recollection of men
and things connected with the past history o.
Clarke.
COUNTY CoURT.-The September term OF
our county court commenced its session on
Monday last, Judge Page presiding. The case
of j p. Ccrnwell, indicted for an assault upon
woman. occupied the attention Of the court a
greater part Of Monday, and all Of Tuesday
c. NJ. Louthau, Esq. Commopweath's attor-
new, was assisted by Maj. U, L. Boyce in the
prosecution. Maj. S. j. c. Moore and d.
Holmes Mcclure, Esq, were counsel for the
prisoner. who was convicted and sentenced to
twelve months confinement in the county Jail.
Before he was removed lie tried to make his
escape by jumping over the railing Of the bar,
and running out Of the courthouse. 1t was
dark, and in going down the steps in front OF
the courthouse, he fell, and before he could
rise was secured
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14
DIED.

At the residence of his mother in this place, on
Friday afternoon, September 6, 1872, of Consump-
ton, THOMAS NJ. BROWN, son of the late Jo-
seph NJ. Brown, in the 10Th year Of his age.
At Hopewell Factory, in this county, on Friday
morning, Sept. 6, 1872, JOHN w, son of james
and Anna Watson, aged about years.
On the Goth Of August, near Shepherdstown, OF
Consumption, Mr.. DENNIS MCCULLOUGH, aged
about So years.
In Rails county, Missouri, on Sunday, August
25th, 1872. in her 47th year, Mrs SALLIE ABEL
MADDOX, formerly Of Martinsburg, second
daughter Of Commodore Charles Boarman.
On the 18th of August 1872, in Pocahontas, Ar
kansas, GEO. HAMILTON TABB, formerly of
Berkeley county, aged IS years.
Near Bunkerhill, Berkeley county. September
9th, 1872, Mrs. RACHAEL RUTHERFORD, wife
of the late Gerard d. Rutherford, of this county,
in the 2Sth year of her age.
Suddenly, in Baltimore, on the 9th Of September
1872. of paralysis of the brain, Mr.. SARSFIELD
JAMES FOLEY, of that city, formerly of Lees
burg, Va, aged 81 years.
Mr. ABRAHAM CORRELI. far many years a
citizen of Winchester, died in Tarrytown, Nd. f,
August p, 1872 in the list year Of his age.
At the home of mis- son, VIM. n. Wexford. Jr.,
in Lynchburg, Virginia. on the 18th day of July,
1872. DR.. WM. n. WEXFORD, in the 65th year
Of his age.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14
Political Events.

October Selection of State differs and
Congressman in Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska, Ohio
and Pennsylvania, and for Delegates to Con-
gress in Dakota.
October 28-Election of Congressman in
West Virginia.
November 5.-Presidential Election. On
this day the following States also elect State
officers and Congressman Alabama, Arkan-
sas, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Louisiana, Mich
igan, Minnesota, New York, Tennessee, and
Massachusetts,. The following will elect only
Congressmen:-
Delaware, Florida, Maryland, New Jersey,
Virginia, Wisconsin. On the 0th of November,
Arizona elects delegate to Congress, District
Of Columbia elects delegate on the 9th, and
Texas elects Congressman on the Goth of Nov.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14
Loudoun County Items.

The Pickett House tournament, in Lou
dohn County Tuesday week, was a decided
success, and all who participated were delight
ed. Ten Knights entered the list, and the
charge was delivered BY Capt Carter, Of
Moautsyille. Miss Eva Tarr, of Loudoun,
was crowned Queen, and Miss N,tiie Burrs, of
jefferson County, W. Va, chosen as one of tie
Maids of Honor.
From the Detroit tNlichigau) Free Press Of
the lst inst, We clip the following paragraph.
The purchaser, DR.. Abraham s Heaton, is a
native Of Loudoun County, but has been a
resident of the great northwest for more than
twenty years -" The residence of John Dean,
on the corner of Sprout street and Woodward
avenue, was sold to DIR. Abraham S. Heaton
for $4,000 cash 1t is understood that the
Doctor will very soon expend upon the place
seven or eight thousand dollars in fitting it up
for his future residence.
LAND SALEs.-Mr. James II. Cross last
week, sold at private sale, his "Silcott Springs
farm of so acres, to Mr.. Isaac Wilson, for 500
per acre.
Mr. Eli H. Nichols sold at private sale, his
farm Of III acres, for S4s.25 per acre-Jas.
H. Cross, purchaser
On Monday last, Orr, holland and Foster,
Commissioners in the suit of Edison VS.. Edison,
sold at public sale the tract Of 2l6 acres, lying
near Middeburg-for $3.50 per acre. Eli
II. Nichols, parchaser.-LsesbUrg Mirror.
AT WoRk.-A corps of engineers for the
Washington, Cincinnati and ST. Louis Railroad
arrived in Harrisonburg yesterday, and went
10 work this morning surveying the route be-
tween This place aud Bridsewater. Maj. Borst
is earnest about building this road.-HaTisoH-
burg Enterprise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14

There was a meeting Of the Supervisors on
Tuesday September lOth-al present except
Capt Kable. A Jew orders Of no general
interest, and some bills were passed.
It was ordered That a: the election on the
25th day Of October. the question whether we
shall have The County Court or the Supervisor
system shall be submitted to the people Of JEFF
ferson. That the verdict viii be an emphatic
dsuauciatioa Of the present system and in favor
Of County Courts, no one viii doubt.
lIessrs. J.P. A. Eutler, j. V. Moore, J.
Bi.uer. Thomas IEte aud j. f. Smith were APP
pointed Directors Of the Middleway and Shep-
Lcrlstowu Turnpike.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14
Peaches and Cream.

With the view Of still further aiding in the
rca.tiue aaJ furnishing Of the II. E. Church,
South. Of this town, the ladies of that congre-
cation propose, on Tuesday evening next, in
the store-r1cm Of Mr.. w. Eby, lately occupied
jy Messrs MeCarjy & Duke, to have an en-
r,aumcut-Teaches and Cream, &c,--all Of
wh;cd win be served only as the ladies on such
occasions know how 20 dispense them. We
lor, they viu be amply rewarded by a gene
r.l attendance Of the citizens Of town and Vi
entity
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14
The Result in Maine.

The returns from this State indicate Radi-
cal loss of between four and five thousand, as
compared with the Governors majority Of 1868,
and about thirteen thousand on that received
10y Grant. The aggregate vote is within few
thousands of the total cast that year, which
was the largest ever poled in the State In
other words, the Radicals have lost nearly %
per cent Of their majority, on a fair and full
test and under the most favorable circumstan-
ces. The same scale Of diminution applied to
the close and doubtful States, would carry ev-
cry one Of them for Greeley. This is the result
at the very source Of Radicalism where the
partisan fires of prejudice burn intensely
where the organization is perfect and the in
fluence of power and patronage is most sensi-
bly felt Hash. Patriot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14
The Sappington Hotel

We are informed that DR.. J. johnson, Of
IIagorstowu, Maryland, has leased the Sap
pius.'a Hotel ia this place, for five years, at
$500 per auuum-to take possession on the
Ist of October. Ii is the intention Of Dr.. J. TO
make It one Of the. most desirable Houses for
regular boarjers O. transient guests in the
State. The table is 20 be sCmPtuously sep
piled, the chambers comfortably aud hand
s5mely, and the parlors elegantly furnished.
aud tle whole house 90 wear a cheerful aud
luxurious aspoct-at once attractive 70 guests
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14

A little daughter of VIM. Thompson, OF
Washington city, swallowed a nickle cent three
months since and died few days ago from
metallic poisoning, the result of the presence
Of the cent in her stomach from which it had
not been discharged
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1872-09-14
.QUEENSWARE &c
Clio. I. Light,
DrugGis. and Chemist
CHARLESTOwY, JEFFERSON COUNTY
Tro Doors Vest Of SoFriHgon Heie'.

DAIyTS, GLASS, &c.
Ihave on bend large and fresh stock Of i.ewiis
Lead. Resurgsm aud Pure White Lead;
Brandon Of all colors. Nermillon Rcd and
all other Paints And as these are for the accom-
mediation OF the County. offer the same cheaper
than they were ever sold in this town. IS in
tend to make PAINTS q specially. IT vii, be well
for every person in need 10 give re cal; gu
will gel Bargains. GU. j. LlUhi'
March IS, 1872.
V'OBACCO-Pride of Virginia, 75ei Jockey
Club.T5; Durham Gum, 80; Commonwealth,
Coz also. Pure Seed Cigars, SC, Seed and liayan-
mas, &c, and HayaDnas pure sc-the ehoieestever
offered in town, and for sale by
March %, 1872. GEO. I. LIGHT.
HYMNALs.-M stock Of the new Hymnal is
now coinplete-price from 20 cents TO S2.7j.
Discount made in favor of the Church.
March 20, 1872. GEO. 4. LIGHT.
rU,0NICS. -Elixers, Cordals, brakes Bitters,
California Bittcrs, Simmons Liver Regula-
tor, Tarrants Aperient, Fahrney's Blood Cleanser
For sale by GEO. I. LIGHT.
March %, 1872,