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q q Smith, ofs thn ctty of Norfolk, as til

n. H. Smith, Of the city of Norfolk, as the
coruorators of the company. Agreed 70:
Mr. Wars moved TO! afnend further 10y O
provision that The Seaboard and Roanoke
railroad Company shall not be in anysise
affected by the sixth and seventh secuons,
which authorize the sale, lease, and connec-
ton of the new railway to any other com[a,
nv, and for the sale, &C., OF any QUIET -iosau
to this company. Agreed to.
The bill as amended was ordered W It's
engrossment and third rcadlEg.
1ScoRroRAT1oN OF WOODSTOCK.
On motion Of Mr.. SAooT, House bill to In
corporate the town of Woodstock WAS Iahel
up out of order and passed.
ELLIS, &C., PRESENTED AND REFERRED.
By Mr.. CHRISTIAN: Proceedings of a meet
;np in Matthews county for the promIE en-
forcemcnt of laws against dredging, DC.
By the same Resolution inquir7ng whether
fas REQUIRED by law able and experienced
seamen have been appointed to command the
steamers collecting the oyster-taN, anu
whether it is true that in consequence vi
neglect in this respect one OF SAD steamers
has not been sunk and lost.
By Mr.. SANGsTER: Petition OF klcnaru
Hirst. of Fairfax county, for the reiunaing
Of taxes paid for 1SG1-'G2, '63, 'G4, and like
netition of y. E. Garrett, of same county.
nv Mr.. CARTER, of Russell: Petition OF H..
Ashbrook and other sureties of ;. >. Reeoer,
late sheriff of Russell county, for reile1.
nv Mr.. KELLY: Petition OF A. N. bernard,
of Spotsvlvania, praying that the petltion Oh
certain citizens of Fredericksburg ID regaro
TO the fence law be dismissed.
nv Mr.. BoRLAND: Bill to incorporate the
Norfolk and ScwelPs Point Railroad Coln'
pany. ,, p;,ol,,or
of Washington, d. c., in relation TO resorh-
inc the Constitution Of the United STATES.
By Mr.. LEWIS: Petition of citizens OF
Prince William county for dog tax.
Nv Mr.. HANGER Memorial of citizens OF
Brunswick in relation to forced sales OF pro-
perty and the State debt.
DEBArE on PUBLIC DEBT.
Mr.. WALKER offered resolution providing
that vote shall be taken OH the bill for the
pavlnent OF the public debt at 2 O'CLOCK on
Saturday.
Pending its consideration the hour for the
special order arrived. :,
The bill was then taken up.
Mr.. O'FERRALL Withdrew his substitute,
rescryinc tic privilege to offer it aSaln.
Mr.. DANIEL spoke at length, and effectively,
in favor of the minority report and III reply
to the argument OF Mr.. Coghill on the ma
jority report
Nj. McAIuLLIS submitted an amendment
nroposine three per cent. instead of four,
and that only on condition that the creditors
receiving it accept it in full satisfaction OF the
annual interest on their bonds. He aVowed
his opposition to both the pending schemes.
The amendment was agreed to-ayes, 81 ;
noes, 4G.
Mr.. BOOKER moved to adjourn. Lost.
4 motion to reconsider the vote by which
Mr.. NcArL1IS's amendment was agreed to
was carricd-ayes, 81: noes, II.
Adjourned.
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PoLITICAL TROUBLE BREwNG.--The Spring
field (AIaSs.) Republican gives a political
statement which is construed as portending
trouble. 1t says
"Senator Wilson has gone back to Wash
ington, after two or three days III New Eng
land and New York, in very alarming state
OF mind as to General Grants prospects of
reelection. They tell us from Washington
that he says he cannot take the stump in the
New Hampshire election unless the Presi-
dent first 'cleans out the New York Gus
toul.house. Even Forney has got frightened
and takes very gloomy views of the political
situation. There are no better political
barometers than Henry Wilson and John w.
Forney. They scent danger from atar, and
know well when to hide from the coming
Storm"
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The Scheme to Promote Immigration

The Scheme to Promote immigration.
The following letter comes from an Eng.
lish gentleman who has settled in this State,
and whose representations are worthy of the
serious attention Of the General Assembly.
We would expunge from his letter few
harsh expressions, such as "the ring" "pro.
yiding State offices, &c. but the arguments
which be addresses to the judgment Of that
body are just such as we would like for the
membcrsand the public generally to ponder.
The declaration that the committees scheme
Will have tendency to stop immigration
rather than to promote it may seem to be an
extrayagant one, but 1t Is not. The best i'm
migrants that haye over come into this cour.
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No Convention.


,r,o ,os4 c,,,c,,s of the Conservative men,
hers of the General Assembly, "iseis as we
,hins rnf,,scd 70 consider the subject Of pro-
,;dinc for the assembling Of Convention to
mako n new Constitution for the State. We
have noticed an occasional ailusion in one
House or the other to the expedcncy or ncccS-
s;ty of calling such Convention, but VIC
have seen no statement of the reasons which
are supposed to render it desirable, and VIC
can think Of none ourselves. 1t was ions
AGO settled that it is more important to nave
laws that arc stable. and therefore understood
and enforced. even if somewhat defective,
than laws that are constantly being changed.
: We arc not willing to change the laws o'
England" is a celebrated declaration III the
mother country. The present constitution
has not had a fair trial. The only change
which this Legislature has recommended to
thc pcoplc-the striking out OF the section IN
regard to usury--docs not commend itscH 10
our Judgment as desirable; and we fear that
y Convention made up Of the men who be-
licyc in usury laws would set back the State
generation or two.
But whether there be or be not good rca-
sous for submitting to the people the ques-
ton as to calling convention, we are conf
den: that it would involve useless expense.
The people are disguised with constitutional
Conventions. They would be afraid to trust
one. Let Radical demagoguc rattle Off IN
each county q speech dcnouncing the propo-
silion as one designed to deprive the dear
people of free schools and homeStcads (ls III
deed it is supposed some of the friends of the
call would like to do), and we should soon
see all the Conservative seekers after place
plaving second fiddle to the Radical stunpcr.
There would be no more members found
next winter to justify the bill submitting the
question TO the voters than are now found
advocating the funding act passed last win
icr.
Let us live under our present Constitution
for ten years, anyhow. AT the expiration OF
that period we shall, perhaps, be better
pleased with it than we are now. If not,
we shall know wherein it is defective, and
we may be able to remedy the defects.
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WoULpN'T STAND FIRE.-Mr. O'FERRALL
withdrew his substitute yesterday. He did
not let it run the risk of not receiving more
than one vote. Unlike FAYETTE, who Sin
PRODUCES a bill" to have it defeated, and
fights out to vote il it takes all summer,
O'FERRALL was really in earnest when he
introduced his little bill, and no doubt sup
posed that it would take like continent small
poX. 1t is very sad to reflect that
mot soldier dischargeda farewell shot
Ger the grave where the bill IL WAS buried"
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OF FEBRUARY, 1872.
MORE NEW AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
It. K. PRICE & co.
have just opened for the early trade many goods,
particularly for useful and housekeeping purposes.
BROWN and BLEACIIED COTTONS,
3d. lo-i, and Iii COTTON SIIEETINGS,
Fine assortment of BED BLANKETS,
TABLE DA3fASIiS and NAPKINS,
LINEN SIIEETINGS and TOWELLINGS,
Beautiful assortment of NEW PRINTS for children,
BLACK and WHITE CALICOES: Sc, SC.
ALSO,
LINEN COLLARS and CUFFS,
LACE COLLARS and SLEEVES.
Gentlcmen's and ladies' KID GLOVES, very best
some very good for 81.
IN MOURNING GOODS:
BLACK MOHAIRS and VELOURS,
BLACK CASH VI Z RE s and HENRIETTA
CLOTHS,
BLACK TAMISE and BOMBAZINES,
Good bargains in BLACK SILKS.
Great bargains will be sold during this month In
Fall and Winter Dress Goods as we'll rs In some light
goods for spring; also in Plques, Linens for boys
wear, Doylies, &c.
NEW GOODS constantly arriving.
T. r. PRICE & CO.,
fes 1101 Main street, corner Of Eleventh.
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1t is singular fact that the capitalists of
Europe at once set down Virginia as having
"negro government when they learned
that our Legislature had refused to pay the
january interest.
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~ TABLE CLOTHS, two yards long.

Mr. TABLE CLOTHS two yards longs
warranted ali linen, at o. worth sl.so;
TABLE CLOTHS, two and quarter yards as. ions' at
s..es worth 60; ..s.a So -
TABLE CT oTHs, two and . half yards long a. 90
o., and $3.50 worth ss, 90, and o.;
sTaB1E CLOTHS, TABLE CLOTHS, thres and Q
half yards long, Mt $3.50 worth s.;
TABLE CLOTHS, four yards long, at 90 worth
$3.50:
Extra quality DOUBLE SATIN DAsTAsK TABLE
CLOTHS, four, four and half, and I'VE yards
long by two and a half yards wide, which we sell
at % per cent less than the same goods Gun be
purchased for in the city Of Now York;
Pure LINEN DoYLIEs at soc., 7sc., 81, and sl.5o
per dozen;
LINEN NAPKINS at $I.o5, $3.50, 81, and $3.50 per
cOLoRED DoYLIEs, In Turkey Red, Pink, Buff,
and Brown;
HUCKABACK TOWELS ut $3.50, g., SAFE anu =!
Der dozen-must be seen to be fully Appreciated :;
LINEN sHEETING and PILLOW-CAsE LINEN;
CRASH, HUCKABACK, and DIAPER TOWEL
IEGS;
TABLE DAMASK in all styles and qualities.
Our stock of HOUSEKEEPING GOODS embraces
the largest assortment ever offered in this city,
and we are confident that We can please ali
who favor us with CALL
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street
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Miss Laura Kcene has retired from the
boards, and, with Miss Emma Webs and seve-
raj other ladies, will shortly start weekly
illustrated literary and society journal called
THE Fine Arts"
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me- GENTLEMEN IN WANT OF
spner,or DoEsKIN CAssDIEREs at Sl2s worth
$50;
Extra quality CAssIMERES at $3.50 worth s.;
sATINET at lOc worth 5Oc ut Soc worth sOc, Mt coc
worth &c.;
Good quality BRoADCLoTHs,
VESTINGS,
UNDERsHIRTS,
DRAWERS,
DRESS SHIRTS,
KID, DoG-SKIN, CLOTH, BERLIN, and SILK
GLOVES;
COTTON, A1ERINO, Isle TTIREAD,a and YARN
SOCKS;
LINEN and PAPER COLLARS and CUFFS,
SILK, LINEN, and COTTON HANDhERCHIEFs;
NECKTIES.
BOWS,
sCARFs,
CRAYAT9,
BUCKSKIN SHIRTS and DRAWERS.
CARDIGAN JACKETS,
TRAyELLING-BLANkE and sHAWLS,
At GREAT BARGAINS,
call ut
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 and 1915 Main street
super1or double-sttched KID GLOVES at $l.5o a
pair. lev
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'Ofs87yxfrTfNN4sss IsA1t1fNERNYYYpa
@. " MARSH All
WHOLESALER IN
HATS, CAPS, AND STRAW GOODS,
FUgs AND !. RUNKs,

This instrument of partnership. made and en.e,s,
tween O. NJ. n ARsHA LII, Of The city Of RcIn,s,-
RUT. OF the city Of New YORK, In the s1,a !;
New York, ' "
wITSEssEIH:
That the said O. N. Marshall and the said Hon.
A. Hurlbut do hereby form Z limited partrnroht
agreeable to the terms and conditions fp
such partnership In clapnr 5 OF The Code ~ ut of
gnia edition OF 1900 for the purpose of conGnct;ny
o. NJ. Marshall. general jobbing and retail i ie Of
In Hats and such other goods as arc usually rs.
the ist day s Of FcSrary s7 T n e5 from
shall Is tic general partner. and the said Hem
fIurbu: Is the special partner and the said sp q;
dollars In cIsh to the common sfCck os cartI asahd
Witness the following signatures and SELF
9. u. MARSHALL [seal.l
uENRf A. HCRLBUT lseal1
STATE OF VIRGINIA. City Of Richmond to vii.
john a. Coke. notary public for the c;tY =,
Richmond, IN the State Of Virginia do cer;cyi%.,,
going writing, lcariDe date the I'll o. II rerc, .J-
l,7l, h1s acknowledged the same before mo ~ n
city aforesaid and do further certify that The 20 . ny
.. NJ. Marshall made oath before me that The , .Sa
named Henry 4. llurbut has contributed tie .no'e
ten thousand dollars In cash 70 tlc common so"k ~
the aforesaid partnership. and that the aid ~, VI
actually been paid IN cash. '1'H LIS
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of February
1877. JOHN A. COKE, Notary Puhts!
STATE OF NEW YORK, City OF New Ycrk--,o vii.
/, Joseph W. Howe. 4 notary public CT tho c,,r -,
New York In the State Of New York 90 cer:iTv H., VI
Henry A. iiurlbut, whose name Is sined 10 The fr.
going writing, bearing date the ,til day Of Dcccn,
1911, has acknowledged TIC samo before me In nv
city aforesaid. :" III!
Given under my hand and Official seal ll, ro,,.,
day of january, 1872. JOSEPH W. HONE.
re l0-S6w Notary Public New York civ
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
The firm Of PAINE & co. is this day dis.oypsbv
mutual consent. The name Of the firm viii oply i,
used In liquidation.
business. W. PANE ~ l"
February /, l.7?. ROBERT 4. PAINE.
COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned have associated theulse!T,, 10
gether under the firm and style Of
PAINE, CABELL & CO..
for the purpose Of conflicting a general
AUCTION, COMMISSION, and JoBBlSG BuS!-
NESS.
for the sale Of
DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES.
READY-IADE CLOTHING,
HATS and CAPS, &c. &C..
and respectfully solicit the patronage Of he Old cnS.
toners nf the firms OF Kent Paine Co., palueS
Coz and the trade generally.
Having ample capital In our business. We solicit
cOnslgnmc:its OF all kinds OF merchandise uron
which we are prepared 10 make liberal advances
and 10 which We promise our pcS' attention.
ROBERT 1. PAINE
j. tAShlE thHEtI,
JOHN c. PAINE.
----2snA
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aesrsrTTTYNE.

c. TH1N
THROW OUT YOUR BANNER,
and remember that have not yet ABANDONED THE
FIELD, but am dispensing BARGAINS to my old
friends and patrons, and will not from this time to
APRIL 1sT, 1872,
be 1lndersold by any existing house for the sarno
goods. Call aud see.
LARGEST STOCK,
BEST STOCK,
CHEAPEST STOCK,
INCEST STOCK,
NEWEST STOCK.
and the only stock in the city to select from.
MEssRs. JOHN II. LEFTWICH,
~. J. Fl. SIMPSON,
E. FORREST PECoR,
E. PLEAsANTs,
i'll. SMITH,
J. EBEL, Cutter,
will not leave my employ, all rumors to the contrary
notwithstanding, and they all invite their friends
and patrons TO an examination and call.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
11O9 Main street,
fc c-ateod and late T. S. Baldwin
JANUARY, %. 1872.
THE cLos1NG-oUT SALE
CONTINUE ONLY SIXTEEN DAYS MORE
FROM THIS DATE,
AS POSITIVELY CLOSE
THE 10TH OF FEBRUARY,
and discontinue business In this city.
Those In want Of
MEN OR BOYS CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING GOODS
Alta PRICE
LESS THAN THE COST OF MANUFACTURE
had better avail themselves of tho short time left to
procure them.
JOHN 8. DEVLIN,
1907 MAIN STREET,
orFOeiTE PosT-OFFICE.
lja Is
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MUSICAL INSTRUCTION in theory and
uI practice of music as applied TO piano. organ,
and cultivation ,of the voice. PIANOS CARE
FULLY TUNED. Circulars, with references and
terms, ut WOODHOUSE & PARHAM'S, 1905 Main
street, where orders may be left.
C. L. PETICOLAS,
fc 3-S&MGtt Organist First BAPTIST Church
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NOTICE-TO JAMES, IN HIS OWN
~ RIGHT AND AS EXECUTOR OF HECTOR
DAVIS, DECEASED: WILLIAM S. CROUCH
AND ANN HIS WIFE, JOHN f. CROUCH,
THOMAS ID. CROUCH, ALGERN0N CROUCH,
COLUMBIA CROUCH, THOMAS j. RUTHER-
AND BETTIE DAVIS, AND ANN, JENNIE. AU-
DIBOS, VICTORIA, AND MATILDA persons
OF COLOK).-You are hereby notified that, in pur-
chapter of the Code Of Virginia, motion will be
made behalf of the trustees Of the town of Maui
CHESTER on the first day of the February term ns72l
of the Chesterfield County Court to have five disin-
tercsled freeholdcrs appointed for the purpose of
ascertanlng just compensation for that portion Of
Lot No. Is fronting Eleventh street In said town,
which will Ike included In the limits Of that part of
the new street about to be opened through said lot
TRUSTEES TOWN OF MANCHESTER.
BY counsel: JOIN T.. TAYLOR. fe 10-Siw
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BILLS REJECTED.

House bill eXempting fire companies of the
city of Lynchburg from service on jurics.
House bill TO amend and reCnact section 90
of an act entitled an act to provide sys-
TEN of public free schools in the cities Of the
Commonwealth, and to repeal section GG Of
an act entitled IN act to establish and MAIN
tain uniform system of public free schools,
approved July II, 1870 afterwards reconsi-
Inrnl1
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GENE THREAD.-All quail e,..sssaRse,
~ lies of SEINE THREAD, all S%~s.NS
sizes Of SEINE LINES. all sorts of SEINE C0RKS
PATENT and SOFT SEINE TWINE, LINEN and
COTTON ROPES, YAWKING, &C.. for sale cheap
Mt l.. LICHTESSTEIN'S,
Importer of Seine Thread, 170S and 1707 Franklin
street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
fe q
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STATE DEpOSlToRlES.

Senate bill adversely reportcU making Il
distribution Of the State funds was taken up,
when Mr.. KIRKPATRICK offered Il substitute.
The bill and substitute were laid on the
table and ordered to be printed.
BILLS ADVANCES.
A great number of bills were advanced to
second and third readings.
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RICHMOND, February !, l.g.
DIsSOLUTION.-Thc firm heretofore
- existing under the namr Of ETTENGER (
EDMOND is this day dissolved by nu:ua! C0ncr
II. L. Edmond will attend 10 settling up the bi,!.
ness of the cuncern.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Speaker HANGER in the chair. PRAYER by
Rev. II. L. Preston, of the First Presbyterian
church.
BILLS REPoRTED AND PLACED on THE CALENDAR
Senate bills to amend the charter of the
Virginia international Land, Loan, and Trust
Company; incorporating the Petersburg Law
Association; to authorize the supervisors of
counties to impose Il tax on dogs; to incor-
porate the Mechanics Mutual Building Fund
and Dollar Savings Bank, of Stamton: all-
thorizing persons Jointly or severally or
jointly and seyerally bound to be joined in
the same action or sued separately to author
ize the qualified votSs of Norfolk, Halifax,
Sussex, Brunswick, and Frederick counties
to vote upon the question of repeating the
fence law in said counties; declaring certain
streams in Charlotte county to be highways;
to authorize the County Court of SpotsylYa-
mia to alter the boundaries in which the fence
law shall be operative [the last named bill is
the one introduced by Mr. SUTHERL1S on yes
terday, and incorrectly reported rs relating
to Pittsylyanial; to apply fence money to
fencing.
OYSTER BEDS.
House bill for the protection of oyster beds
was taken up and committed to the Commit
tee on the Chesapeake and its tributaries
ayes, 81; noes, 80.
NORFOLK AND SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
On motion of Mr.. Warts, Senate bill to in
this company was taken up out of
order on the calendar.
Mr.. PARKS moved to amend the first sec
ton by adding the names of John j. White
head, c. w. Newton, Kader Biggs, aud W.
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EXTENSION OF CHARTER ASKED.

Mr.. HERNDoN, by leave, introduced bill to
extend the charter of the Fredericksburg
and Charlottesville Railroad Company and to
authorize said company to borrow money
and create a mortgage upon the property
and franchises.
SECURITIES OF FOREIGN INSURANCE COMPANIES.
On motion Of Mr.. TAYLOR, of Norfolk, the
Treasurer of the Commonwealth was re-
quested to furnish the Senate with the
character and amounts Of securities furnished
him by foreign insurance companies doing
business in this State, under the require
ments of the law.
Adjourned
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Mr.. James VI. Talbot, one of the firm Of Tnltort
& Brother. who retrc from business shortly after
the fire which destroyed their works Ia NUycu'6..
1859. lES concluded To try hi- hu again 4. hir Old
business mot being satisfied to rcn&n ilir md !I-
Vitcs all his old friends ana customers Ia give hima
call at his new place OF business. promising thar any
work entrusted to the ncw firm shall receive III.
prompt and careful attention. and Ire done IN work
mlnllke manner and Ut moderate prices.
JAMES VI. TALBOT.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned have this day formed o-partHcr.
ship Under the name aud style Of TALBnIT. H.
TENGER Il EDMOND, for the purpose Of carryiag
on Il general MACHINE and FOUNDRY Bt~!-
NESS untl the completion Of our new works.
now erecting at the corner Of Franklin aud Hiu,-
teenth streets. will continue 10 operate at the u!
stand Of Ettcnger Edmond.
JAMES VI. TALBOT.
WILLIAM ETTENGER,
ii. L. EDMOND.
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SPECIAL UKDEK FUK SAII kTA1'
Senate bill to regulate and define the iuris-
diction of the county and circuit courts, to
prescribe the number OF terms of the circuit
courts, and to fix the pay Of county jugde>,
was made the special order Of the day for
Saturday at l o'clock.
IMPROVEMENT TO TIE EASTERN LUNATIC ASYLUM.
House bill appropriatng $4,000 for heat
ing the building Of the Eastern Lunatic Asy-
ltln by steam was read the third time, and,
on motion of Mr.. ANDERSON, Of Rockbridgc,
laid on the table.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-01
Cameron Mixed Gloss Paint Co..
No. lao West 5th Street.
CINCINNATI OHIO


CfNCfkAATI,.......... -. ....... ......... OHIO.
Our Paint is made frem the aame materials
that all painters claim TO pae, hest White Lead
Zine and Linseed OIL, hut scientifically combined
with other materials that give II strength, beau
~. and make IL eeeAon,icai, adhe sise, and more
dursble than any other paint. ID cannot be
squzlIed for outside work the gloss being
part gift. body, gives it . hard, glossy, ensn-
elsd surface. which will resAt the action Of the
weather longer than any other paint. 1t Is
equally good for Inside work, whether on wcod
plastsrsd walls and ceilings, or over wall paper
the enAmeled surface given by the gloss 10 not
affected by serubbing and washing. 1t hss
been thoroughly tested, being in use over nine
years, and has given entire satisfaction. Suit
able for all purposes, and warranted to stand in
any climate.
Our celebrated Car, Bridge and Roof Paint
cannot be equaled.
| As our paints are made of the ordinary pig
ments and oil, do not eonfound them with those
styled Chemical" Rubber" or any other
mixed paints.
CAMERON MIXED GLOSS PAINT CO.
| jy2deodSm
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED,

DIR. BoHANEAN's VEGETABLE Gu
RATIVE" permanently cures all forms of per-
matorrhea"o or "seminsl Weakness" in from two
TO seven weeks time. 1t restores "Lost Power
and brings back the "Youthfui vigor" Of those
Who have destroyed it by sexual excuses or evil
practices. Young man suffering from the effect:
of that dreadfuliy destructive habit Of Self
buse can use this medicine with the assurance
Of Q speedy and Permanent cure. This remedy
has been used by old DR.. Bohannan in his pri-
yate practice for over thirty years and has netel
failed in curing even the worst cases. Price y
per package. Sent to any address Gree from
observation). Sold only al DR.. c. A. Bohan-
nan's office, 80. 6l9 North Fifth strees, st. Lou'
Mo. Established in 1887.
meh23 -dYly