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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1873-08-21
TELEGRAPHIC.


WAsHxoTox, August 1S.-The ram con-
tinues, and travel and the mails are delayed,
but no personal accidents are reported.
The Attorney General decides that whisky
can be introduced into the Indian reserva-
tons by order Of the War Department It's
Jurisdiction over the subject Is exclusive.
WAsHEGroS, August 1.-THE Secretary
Of tho Treasury to-day, ordered the collec-
tor of customs at Port Townsend, Washing
ton Territory, to send the revenue steamer
Lincoln 70 cruise for month about Queen
Charlotte Sound, and to inquire for any
survivors Of the steamer George Bright,
which vessel was wrecked In March last on
her passage from Sitka to San Francisco.
Signsof the wreck have been discovered at
Queen Charlotte Sound and It is thought
that some of the survivors may be in that
locality.
WASHINGTON, August 16.-The Secretary
of the Treasury this afternoon issued the
following circular:
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CHICAGO, August 15.-The TiDss this
morning says the fact is one that need no
longer be concealed, that the cholera pre-
walls in this city. There have been forty
two deaths from that disease
LONDON, August 15.-Dispatches from
various places in Germany where cholera
prevails say that the disease IS increasing in
violence.
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me RaIlroad Question.

SAX FRAxcIsc0, August 1.-THE great
speech Of Governor Booth upon the railroad
question has been the principal topic Of
conversation to-day, and has created pro
found sensation. After reviewing the
question Of disintegratiOn Of party ties; the
growing tendency Of isolation 81 power; the
segregation Of cooperative wealth; the cor
riptiDg influences 81 the Credit MobiIicr.
and the contract Of the finance conliaittce,
he passed % an illustration 81 the absolute
power 81 the railroads Is monopoiiEt tie
bQsiness Of the country and ruin ~ compc-
liliou 81 systems Of special and liiscrinlinai-
int rates oE transportation.
WIGS touchinF 90 the subject 81 the Pa
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suspend taking Boston risks for one month,
in order to see what action will be taken in
regard to strengthening the fire department.
PHnADELPHTA, August 17.-Hon. VIM.
Meredith, aged seventy-seven, very promi-
nent lawyer and Secretary of Treasurer
under President Taylor, is dead.
SAN FRANcIsco August 16.-At Tuson,
Arizona, Pedres Nagras and wife, pawn
brokers, were murdered. Six men were ar
rested on suspicion. One confessed, impli-
eating two others, who were compelled to
tell where the plumber was concealed. -Four
Of the murdcrers were hanged by the mob
on a scaffold erected near the Jail.
ST. LOUIS, August 16.-At Cranberry,
Missouri, during circus fight, prominent
merchant was killed and two ladies
wounded. A negro who participated in the
fight was wounded in the throat and breast.
Two others, who we're white, escaped.
PHILADELPHIA, August 1S.-PerTy Haas,
convicted Of murder, razored himself
fatally.
Gen. Alb. Warford, once president Of the
Northern Central railroad, is dead.
Two coiored men fought, and one wa
bowie-knifed fatally.
ME1TPHIs, August lS.--The crop reports
from Arkansas are very hattering, except il
Independence county ne lltC rains nave
brought out the corn and cotton finely. Re
ports from Mississippi are conflicting, but
in the main are murs fav0Table than hereto,
fore. Some sections which suffered from
the drought sre now deluged with rain.
In West Tennessee the fne rains Of the pas
week have proved beneficial, and the plant
ers are sanguine Of good crops.
The threatened not at Grenada, Missis
appi, Saturday evening, was caused by 4
drunken negro, and ended N the negrDe'
Ct the conVeniion. who had attempted q
release the obstrepcrous leader. scattering
for fheir homes.
The parties who burned the negro. DaE
Calhoun 70 death n der county recently
have not been arrested two 81 them icf
the county, but Vaughan the rcmninin,
one. win surrender himself. i "a said.
LorlErILE'E. August IA man nance
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MARRIED.

Atthe residence Of the brides parents. Chilli
Gothic. Ohio. on the 9Th inst. 0v Rrv..C VI. Ben
hauser. GEO. ". SPOTrS ot Charlie town, o.
Miss MARY A FAIR, daughter OF Councilman
fair, ot that city.
Near Shcpherd.town. on the 18th inst, bv Rev.
John s.. scott. RICHARD D. LAMAR, 90 Fredtr-
lex. Nd. 60 Miss SALLlE BORDER, OF Jefferson
COUNT. ". Va.
I'm Winchester, Va, on the lltA inst, by Rev.
g. W. Howe. NE. JAMES y. GRIM. OF Berkeley
county w. Va, 90 Mss Elizabeth Daily of Fred
esicS county. Va.
on Che llth inst, no " Glen Dobbin,' the resi-
aeuc. o, the brides .1ther by Rev. u. NJ. Gilbert,
JOSEPH Il. HiETT and Miss FLORA. daughter
c. Henry NJ Baker, Esq. OF Frederick county Va.
Iu Nartnsburg, on the nth inst, by Rev Faith
er O'Hce.e, Mr. JOHN A. ZlNDOktF % Miss
ANNA G.. HOLLIS, both OF Berkeley county.
Do Springfield No.. on Che sch inst, by Rev. j..
IS Everest Mr. G.. b.. NJMMEET 90 Miss VAL
LIE D. FODhE, granddaughter OF the late Ihom-
as Ie,sey, 0i Shclhefd,toau.
on che llth inst, by Rev. C. T. Stearn, WN.
u. DENOkf. ot Loudouu coRuiy, Va, 90 NlR-
GINIA APSEl, o.. Lecsb-rc.
Iu Lee,bur- ou ,he llth inst, by Rec. Dr..
Head Nr. tuBEEr e.. BUKEE. 90; Baltimore.
aud Miss HATTIE BAOWN JOHNSON. only
daughter of NJ. Peter w. johnson. ot Lees5urs.
Outh.IS,b last. at Ndllrwsv. bv Rev. ". A..
Wade. N-. JAMES N. ALLEN of Faucuirt cpun-
ty. Ea..tt Miss FANNIE t. COBEEIS, cf Mid
nav. Jefferson county. w. Va.
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Winter schedule.

In another column we publish the Time Ia
be Of the B. & O. r. R. and the Harper's Fer
~. Winchester and Harrisouburg DIVISION
Il will be seen that We have four passenger
trains passing Charlestown each way every
day except Sunday, as follows: Going East or
North. at o So and 10 2S in the morning, aud
20 and coo p NJ. Going South or West, at
2S and 1907 10 the morning, aud 2.lS and
Sap. NJ.
The first train East in the morning. is the
Winchester Accommodation, which now pas
SEES through 20 Baltimore over the odd line
Passengers who prefer to 60 10 Washington or
Baltimore over the Metropolitan branch. have
an opportunity of leaving the Winchester Ac-
comwodauou at Harpers Ferry aud taking the
Cincinnati Express East, which passes that
point a; O4 An
The train which passes Charlestown at
1923 A. a., connects at Harper's Ferry with
,hc Mai, trains, East aud West, which pass
over tls "a line Tie trains at 20 aud O6
p. NJ, connect with the s. Louis Express,
Els, aud West, which passes over the Metro
pohtau branch, via Washington.
Passengers for tle Upper Valley, by taking
the lI07 A. NJ train. make close connection
with o IS a. trains at Strasburg Junction, and
at Hauisouburg with Stages for S,auuton.
For the following condensed Schedule, received
since putting the foregoing in type SIC are indeot
ed % Capt SPgNCga, Supervisor Of Trains:
Citcjaa1', Express Wc.f-Leaves Baltimore at
Gas A.. u. and " Arlington CITY at s.OO-arriving
40 Harrer's Ferry at 1926. Harrisonburg TX
press runs from this.
Harri,oabarg Express Ea,t-Aryives at Har-
pcr's Ferry at 6.3j ?. N.
S. Lori, Erpre,, Eaf-Arrivcs at Harpers
Ferry at 1.0ji Washington at 9.25; aud Baltimore
+ at 1910.
g' Loai, Express Ws,t-Arrives at Harpers
Ferry at lO.0t b. ~.
I Passengers Tor Washington in morning can take
Winchester Accommodation % Harpcr's Ferry
and then Cincinnati Express East at s.0t A. A.,
/ aud go o. Washington at 10 40-the same time
I the Winchester Accommodation gets % Baltimore
yta main stem. Il they 60 vil Relay, due in
/ Washington at lilo a. 81.
UQ The Hlrrisonburg Express, North and
. South. viii have a through Express Car % and
from Washington City.
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Suicide.

Mr.. Whitman c. BeStor, Of the firm Of Riggs
& Co.. committed suicide by shooting himself
through the head with pistol in Washington
on Thursday week
He was Washiugtouian by birth aud edu-
cation, aud was hty-oue years of age when be
died.
While vet youth in 1916, he entered the
clearinghouse Of W. Larbrop & Co., aud
remained with them until 1851, when the druI
was merged into Se'den, WitherS < Co., and
was then engaged by the new firm. He acted
as cashier, paying teller, chief accountant, aud
ia fact, passed through all the important posi-
lions in the bank. IN 1865. when TIL, iustitu-
ton failed, be was taken by Mr. Riggs as con-
dleural clerk"
He served as clerk aud teller in the bank
proper at tunes, but during tie past ten year,
has occupied the private office with Mr.. Riggs
who. for his devotion to business aud iuvalua-
tle experience and capacity, gave him an H.
tercS; in tie bank some years since Careful
calculating and honest, he was peculiarly fitted
fr the business with which he was Identified
and in which he had won the confidence Of the
public as wen as Of his employers
He was the son of Chauncy Bestor who wa.
for many years clerk in tie general Post Of
fee Department, and subsequently cashier o
the ola Patriotic bauk, an esteemed citizen am
faithful officer, who yet fingers with us to re-
fleet the excellence Of the manhood Of by gone
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IMPORTANT FROM GERMANY.

Lately introduced in this country, DR.. Boschee's
German Syrup, used in his practice over forty
years in Germany. Two doses will relieve any
one, if continued as long it does good, will
any case Of severe cough, and most cases Of con-
sumption. It has no equal in the world for lung
or throa diseases Regular size, IS cents, money
returned ifperfect satisfaction is not given. Try
it. Sample bottles free Of charge at c. E. Bel
lcr's Drug Store, Charlestown.
Use GREENS AUGUST FLOWER, for dyspep-
STA, liver complaint, costiyeness, sick headache,
biliousness, &c Get circular Free of charge
in every town and village. h. N. GREEN, Pro
prie,or, Woodbury., y. j.
Aug. 80. lS73-3m.
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A New Stock ofHardVvare.


HAVE just returned from.tLe Eastern Cities
l and am now receiving the best stock Of English
and American Hardware ever offered 10 the r'eo-
pie OF the Valley. Give me call and examine my
Gnnds and prices and be convinced, that VIII sell
Hardware as cheap as any house in The state.
ApriI 5. 1873. JAS. LAW. HO0FF.
FULL and complete line of Builders Hard
Y ware. Locks. Screws, Hinges, Bolts, Planes.
Saws. Braces. Chamber Sets, Foot Tubs. Water
Buckets Wash Basins, aud tin Plates. for sale by
April 5. 1878. JAS. LAW. IOOFF.
rINHE best Rat Trap in the market and Manse
Traps in abundance. Tea Pans, Tea liats,
Bake Pans. aud Stew Pans. all sizes. for sale by
April 5. 1873 JAS. LAW. H0OFF.
TABLE Mats, Fancy Whisps. Jumping Ropes,
4 Rolling Hoops, School Baskets. for sale by
April ). 1873. IA : LAW. HOOFF.
CARPENTERS Oil Cans, OIL Stones, Back
I Cannon Boards, Checkers. es'men, Steel
Crochet Needles Single and Double Pencil Tips,
Rubber Bands, Match Safes, Shaving Brushes aud
'"s sp agi' ). 1873. Sac ~ JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
rVHE Wallace and the Ulum Plow. for sale by
April 5, 1873. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
T OCUST Posts, Framing Lumber, Pastering
! Lath. Meats Foot. Lard, Lubricating and
Kerosene Oils. BowmAn's Corn Planter. also the
Western Hand Corn Planter, Corn Shelters and
Cutting Boxrs, FOE sale by
April 5, 1873 JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
rINAR in =, 2 and Gallon Cans for sale by
JAS. LAW. H0OtF.
TARNER'S look before you purchase. ] have
the best Fertilizers for Corr IN The market.
April 3, 1878. JAS. LAW. HOOFF.
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Special Notices.
A STATIC CHOLERA IN CHINA.
n ALMOST EVERY CASE CURED WITH
pATN-KILLER.

4 n - -
DEAR Sfas: During a residencs OF some ten
years in Siam and China, as a missionary, found
vuur Pain-Kiler a most valuable remedy for that
fearful scourge the Cholera
In administering the medicine found il most
efectual to give teaspooniul OF Pam hiiier IN
0ill of hot " ter sweetened with sugar then, after
about fifteen minutes, begin'to give about table
snoonful of the same mixture every few minutes
til'relief was obtained. Apply hot applica tons
IN the extremities Battle the stomach with the
Pain Killer. clear, and rub the limbs brisk ~ vi
those who had'the Cholera. and took the medicine
faithfully. in the way stated above, eight out OF
REV. r. TELFORD, Missionary in China.
DEAR Sms: During long residence in China
have used your valuable Pain Killer, both in my
own family and among the Chinese ana nave
found il a most excellent medicine. In the sum
mers of 1852 and 1868, while residing 10 Shanghai,
found il almost certain cure for cholera, If used
in time Indeed. using it in great many instan-
ces | do not remember failing IN single case
For three wears have been residing IN this place,
more than ffty miles from physic an, aud have
been obliged often to fall upon my own resources
In cases of sickness. The Chinese como 10 Us IN
great numbers for medicine and advice. Though
without medical knowledge ourselves, the lew
simple remedies We can command are so much IN
advance even of their physicians, that We have al
most daily applications We allow them to come
because il brings US in contact with them aud opens
a door of usefulness. In diarIhea. collie, vomiting
cholera. coughs etc, your Pain-Killer has been
mt chief medicine. Yours, very truly,
REV. T. +. CRAWFORD, Tungchow, China.
Those using Pain Killer should strictly observe
the following directions:
At the commencement of the disease. take tea
spoonful of Pain Killer, in sugar and water, and
then battle freely across the stomach and bowels
with the Pain Killer clear. Should the diari hea
and cramp continue, repeat the dose every hltetn
minutes. In this way the dreadful scourge may be
checked aud the patient relieved in the course Of
"A few hours.
y. BE sure and get the genuine article; and
il is recommended bv those who have used the
Pain-Kiler for the cholera, that in extreme cases
the patient take two Tor more) teaspooniuls III
stead of one.
The PAIN KILLER is sold by all the Druggists
and Dealers in Family Medicines. Price, % aud
80 cents aud 81.
Manurs 4 Props. lJ6 High St, Prov, K. !.
NovemberS 5, lS7j-4t.
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INWSS>SSSgZyyZ2z<SS>l>Xz<S
ZZZz$NES<SSSS$N|

OF Chronic and Acute rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Lumbago. Sciatica. Kidney, and Nervous Diseases,
after wears OF suffering, by taking Dr. FiTLEEs
YEGE1ABGe RUEUutric SYRrP-the scientific dis
covery oh. =. Filter, NJ. d., regular graduate
physician, with whom wcare personally acqualnt-
ed who has for - years treated these diseases ex
clusivelv with astonishing results We believe II
our christian duty. after debcaiinn, To cnnscien-
touslv request sufferers to it, especially per-
sons in moderate circumstances Wi.O cannot Afford
10 waste money and time on worthless mixtures--
A. clrrgvmen we seriously leel the de responsi-
bity resting on ~ in pUbicv endorsing this med
icine. But our knowledge and experience of its
remarkable merit luv justiiics ON action. Rev.
C. II. Ewing. Media Peun., suffered sixteen years,
became hopeless Rev. Thomas Murphy,D. D.,
Frankford. Phiad'a. Rev. J. B. Davis flights
town New Jersey Rev. j. :. Buchanan, Clar-
ence Iowa Rev. G. e.. Smith. Pttstold, New
York Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls Church, Phila-
delphia. Other testimonials from Senators, Gov
ernors. Judges. Congressman, Physicians, &c,
forwarded gratis with pamphlet explaining these
diseases by DR.. Filter, Philadelphia One thou
sand dollars will be presented to any medicine for
same diseases showing equal merit under test, or
that can produce one-fourth as many living cures
ANY person sending description of affection will
receive legally signed guarantee, naming the
number of bottles to cure, agreeing to refund mo-
nev upon sworn statement of It's failure to cure
Afflicted invited to write.
". :. MASON, Agentfor Charlestowr.
To- : l.
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STUMP & HAwKs.-Whie at Charlestown
last week. we called in upon the proprietorS Of
this extensive Carriage Mandatory. Messrs.
Stump & Hawks are extensively engaged ia
building vehicles of every variety, out Of the
very best material, and at low prices. aud will
vie ia every particular, with all city manufac-
tories.-S heyberdstocn Register.
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The Old Family Journal.
Wood.

wood haven't wood enough 20
cook our Thanksgiving d.nner-if we have
anything on that happy occasion % bake, rolst
or stew. We hope sooe Of 0or hrmers-Who
prefer paying their indebtedness in that way
will come 20 oar relief at once. We are not
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Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored

Just published. new edition Of DR.. CuL-
6. ~ vEEwELL'S Celebrated Essay Oh the rad
zeal cure without medicine OF Sperna-
80 tOrrhGa or Seminal Weakness lnvoInn-
tary Seminal Losses, Impotency, Mental and Ply
steal lncapacity, lmpediments 10 Marriage. etc.
also Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by
selt.indulgencc or sexual eXtravagance.
~SaN Price in sealed envelope only six cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates f ON a thirty years success
full practice, that the alarming consequences OF
Self-Abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use Of internal medicines or the appli-
cation Of The knife pointing out mode OF cure
at once simple, certain and edectual by means OF
which every sufferer, no matter what his condi-
ton NAV be, may cure himself cheaply, privately
and radically.
yyc This lecture should be in the hands of every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal in plain envelope to any ad-
dress po f-uaid, on receipt Of six cents, OF two
Also. Dn. CcLrgnwrlL's " Marriage Guide, -
price 80 cents Address the Publishers.
CnAS. j. G. KLINE CO.,
I27 Bowerv. New York, p. o. Box. 1856.
Jan. 2j.-April l2,-Jnly II, lS13-iy.
October IL. 1873
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To the Generous

I INTEND holding a Fair during Christmas
! week al nv house. 1t will last throughout the
Holidays. continuing both night and day. | in
wife the attention OF all, both young and old. 10
assist me in this work Of Christ. Will thankfully
receive anv amount, either large or small, that
my friends will give me.
Wow s. 1873 BETSY ROBINSON.
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REslGNAsIoN OF BIsu'P CUNvsSS. Ri
Rev. George d Cumnios D. D.. assistant
bishop Of the q ocese of Kentucky, has add ess-
ed circular ie.;er TO Bishop Sm.;h, of that
dioce.e, stating bis intention to resign and to
retire from the duties Of the episcopste. The
action Of Bishop Cummns is dictated in view
OF the conflict Of views Of the High and Low
Church parties. ald aIsoia consequence Of his
participation in the recent joint communion
service in New York and the discussion there
or ensuing
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DUKE GALLAHER.-This firm at Charles
town, is doing an extensive business 10 the sale
Of Agricultural Implements. Hardware, Tin
ware, Stoves, &c, &c They are competent
business men aud are mp to the times IN giving
general satisfaction. They have almost every
thing that eau be called for. Gill and see
them if You want bargains.-Shep herdsto'ea
Register
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,GsG--TFIE OLD IA MIIIY JOURNAL

SAPPINeroN HorEL.-While attending
Court at Charlestown last week, DIR. johnson,
proprietor Of the Sappington Hotel. extended
Ms an invitation to assist his numerous guests
TO dispose of the good things" a. well as
substautials, he SO layishly prepared upon his
table. We accepted Of course without further
preliminaries, and we think we played a full
baud. The Dr.. is an afabe and genial geu-
tle,nan. and knows how to keep hotel and
how To feed well, and everybody should stop
with him.-S hepherdstoCa Register.
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burns, salt.i hcum, earache, SC, upon the human
frame, and Of strains spawn, gals, &c, upon ami
mals'in one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. They are coun-
,cr-irritant all healing pain BELIEVERS. Crfpples
throw away their crutches the lame walk, poison
Gus bites are rendered harmless and the wounded
are healed without scar. The recipe is publish
ed around each bottle. They sell as no articles
ever before sold and they sell because they do Just
what thew pretend TO do Those who now suffer
from rheumatism pain or swelling deserve to suf
fer if they will not use Centaur Liniment, white
wrapper. More than 1000 certificates of remarka
DIE cures including frozen limbs chronic rheuma
tism, govt, running ;umors, &c. have been rcceiv-
Cd We viii send circular containing certif-
Gates the recipe, &c. gratis, to any one request
ing it, One bottle Of the yellow wrapper Ceutaur
Liuimeut is worth one hundred dollars for spav-
incd or sweeuied horses aud mules or for screw
worm in sheep Stock-owners-these liniments
are worth your attention. No family should be
without them. "White wrapper for family use %
Yellow wrapper for animals Sold by all Drug
gists so cents per b, tile; large bottles, Sl0O.-
J. b. Ross Co., 50 Broadway, New York.
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WHEAT.

+ AN now regularly In the marketfos. Wheat
VIII pay the highest market price Cor any
quantity delivered at any Of the depots Oh w. &
L. Railroad
Z. ". AISQUITH, Sa.
Yor. ]. 1878 81. Spirit copy.
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1878 NEW GOODS. 1873

V'HE attention Of buy is called to the fact TIA,
4 have jHstreturned from the Eastern market
with the largest stock Of
Fall Dc Winter Goods
Ever offered by me in this community. These
goods have been purchased At the lowest prices,
ard after the market in some things had been re-
duced by the stringeucy in reference TO money
Persons in want Of goods would do well ~ call Is
we intend 70 sell them low for Cash, or 10 exchange
for Country Produce az cash price,
DOMESTIC GOODS.-In this department our
stock is large. embracing Brown aud Bleachcd
Cotton, Brown aud Bleacbed 1914 Sheeting. Cling
hams, Ticking, Deaims. Plaid Cotton. - White
Flannel, Red and White Twilled Flannels, &c.
CaSSimereS.
The attention Of the Gentlemen il specially fnri-
ted 10 nv stock Of Foreign and American Cloths
and Cassiueres- consisting Of Plain Black French
Cloth and DOeskins, Diagonal SuitiDg very supe-
riOr 10 Black, Brown and Dahlia. A large line 81
goods suitable for Gentlemen and Boys wear.
Notions.
IN this department we have all The novelties Of
the season-Leather. Morocco zn3 Black Velvet
Beits, kufs and Ruiiiing il great yaii, ~, Ham
burg Edging and Insertion. Cofse;s Gloves, La
dies six Ties. plain, paid aRd fTingei. A supe-
rior line o. Hosiery % hicb the attepii on Of The
Ladies j. called. Ladies aud Gents Underwear
Gents Ties, BaimoFai kris, Hoop Skirts, &c.
JOB lot ot Linen tandkerchiefs very cheap.
GkOCkk!sS.--A fill line nj Grocerte. consist
ing Of Sugars, Syrups y. o. Molasses, Coffee, Tea.
Cheese, Crackers, &c.
Special at.en lion j. called b tho - Premium
Roots manufactured By Geo. Il. Blake, equal 10
suy made 10 the country. .,.,'
October p, 1873. DAVID HOWELL.
S,NITH'S Wboopisg Cough CotdizI-a CERTAIN
y cure; Cherry Pectoral TrOches-for coughs.
csds, soFe-throat, Bronchitis. 6o. Also Welis q
EDDY Carbolc froches, foF .ase By
CharlestoWn. G. +, BELLER
CAN YER'S Crystal B,seing aud Safety Box
> the standard Blue Of America, 70 be- bad of
G. Z. BELLER
DISTNG Sun STOVE POLISH.-For beauty
II Of polish saving Of lsbor, durability. ffeens g
from duet and dirt, and for cheapness. this prcpa.
lstir Il truly uariTsled g. Z. BELLEl