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Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-09-04

CoTToS GINs.-Bates Il Francis are
manufacturers agents for the best and
most approved Cotton Gins. Every Gin
is warranted. Call and see them.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-09-04

During the past week Z. l.. Bullock,
Esq, assistedby Pleasant Robinson, Esp,
has acted as Attorney General in the Cir
cult Court, Gen. Skeffington being una
vOidably absent from the city.
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BUILDERS MATERIAL have a large
and select stock of builders material
which will sell slow rs any house in
the State. Try them.
BATES Il FRANCIS.
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Rare Chance for Bargains.

We have just received consignment
OF Mems genuine imported French Hats,
very cheap and stylish. Also avery large
stock of ladies' and gents Trunks, Hand
baskets and Satchels. All these goods
are bough direct from manufacturers,
and we are retailing them ut johbing pri-
ces-call soon, or you will miss good
opportunity Of supplying yourself with
the above goods.
aug 2S-2t ID. B. MCKEE & co. I
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New style collars and cuffs, for ladies
and gentlemen, just received at Neil Z,
AutIprSou's -.a
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Bates Il Francis are girihg array Bird
Cages. Everybody call and get one and
take your neighbors one. july3I
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Go to r. II. Anderson 81 Co., for the
best cotton Gins and presses. july 2i-4m
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a Swcede named -- Anderson died at
the residence OF Mr.. Thu Barnes on We'd
nesday.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-09-04

About twenty carpenters of this city
have found employment in the Mobile
and Ohio Machine shops.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-09-04

4 good stock of gents hats at bottom
prices at NcilP Anderson's. jyl7-tf
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The many frtaids Of Gen, }. j. Brooks
VIII he panied to learn that his recovery
Is considered as hopeless.
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JACKsON.

Inc Supreme Court win meet In this
city on the Ath Monday in September
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Messrs. RicharI, Rushing and Sidney
Bond, of this city, are cOnfinedto their
rooms by illness.
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Attachment Notice,

State Of IenBessee--NcNGirg County.
John H. Reeisr, Admir- Jno. Bells EstAtel
J. II. Reid.
this cause II appearing by AFFIDAVIT that the Defend
Il ant J. H Reid is justly indebted 10 the Plaintiff and
h nonresident Of the State that the ordinary pro
cess OF law cannot be served him. Original At
tschment having been issued property found, gar
nsheeng John H. Reid and e n Jeans Il IL therefore
ordered that publication be made in the Whig and T-
6uns newspaper published in the city OF Jackson.
Tenn for four successive weeks commanding the said
J. H. Reid to appear before me, JnO. W walker scting
Justice Of the Peace, AZ my Office in the town Of Che
waa in the 9Th district OF said county the 5lst
Of August 1875 and make defense said snit against
him or IL will b. proceeded with e1 paTts.
JOHN W. WALLER.
juy244u Justice Of the Peace of HcNairy County.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-09-04

Fine Hand Sewed boots and shoes at
cost to close out, at Neil p. Andcrson's.
r.t julyl7-tf
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The wheat market is steady at from 90
cents to 81 10.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1875-09-04

The Circuit Court is still engaged on
tho crintasal docket.
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-2t d. b. MCKEE q co.

Mr.. Wilmer Lancaster left for Bristol,
Tenn, on Wednesday, having received Il
dispatch stating that his father, Mr. Thos
Lancaster lay dying at that place.
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BACON! BACoN,, BABoN Bacon to
sell to the farmnrs on short time, secured
by note with good security.
Aur7-2m. HoUsToN Il SAYLE.
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u @Sneing school hss been opened Al
1l0sslin's hall. ga
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Attention!

Closing summer dress goods, very cheap
at Neil =. Andcrson's iIyI7-tf
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1he McLain case is set fort trial On We'd
nesday next. zs as b
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SELECT SCHOOL.

TINE undersigned proposes 10 open, In the city q
il Jaeksoh high Sehoos for the education q boys
and young men FOs this purpose he has taken the
large eOmmodious and elegant house on College stre~
formerly occupied by Mrs Long Il is surrounded By
benss grove making almost quiet and secluded -
the country while the time, there Is free adm-
sion 20 light and air. The grounds spacious, with
abundance grass and well q the purest water. Pa
rents NAV assured that their ch1rcn viii md here
many Of the comforts and couFeaiences Of home.
should this enterprise with sufficient encourage
ment, the school viii open the first Monday Of sep
TENDER.
Mrs Patton graduate OF the Knoxville Female Sem
mary and an experienced teacher will open a. the same
time adjoining roon school for boys under ten,
and little girls. She will give her whole time 10 this
school, and efforts m be spared to insure the com
fort as well a. progress Of her pupils
PATS or Triton FER MONTH.
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a. B. ROSS,
Surgeon Dentist.

JACKSON, TENN.
Office IS .Hdin street, Orer Duncan, Keith G
MeritcetkeT's Drug Store,
Et1S@ All work werrsnted mar2O-ly
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CrOu ReDOrt for Lake Comfy.

In our next issue we will give an ex-
tended notice of the new advertisements
that are published to-day.
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AGENTS WANTED,

We viii prove by facts and splendid illustrated
circulars and ENTEA terms. that book. I.iV-
ans stones Life and Explorations auI
LasI OurnUts outseli auy other. The only CFN-
Sou ScpeTbly illustrated No matter Uhas 1,-uu
ihink-Wrlte and be CONVINCED; II in haste begin
work, send 500 FOR complete sutit for and another
me book GRATIS NALiEY FCELIsHrSs Co~rAsT, Gin
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TIN AISOI Hardy paper CUTTER

TTNHIs BY far the best machine which be obtain
Il oil for less price than one hundred doliars-NeW
York Proof Sheet
.'Cheapes and best Low Priced Machine in the Mar
kct.''-St Louis Tvps Foundry IN Rowclls Reporter,
No. 81.
Nv latest improved Irou-Frsme Paper Gutter. wish
patent movable cutting board, two asteel tempered
knives and squarnE board, still holds its position a.
the FsvoEfrE CUTrEH AaoNG IEISTFs and the best ma
chine in the market for the low price charged for IT,
The LATEST IurHnvED HkEBT CsED CTrrEE j. prDuoun-
the desirable Card Cutter ia the market Cor the
general ~ printing Office
The v-Il-kuowu RrGsLFs Cash CyrTrE- vrh Iuy
latest improvements. is It'll, preferred bv mau printers
and holds it, favurirism other Isachncs-Aafdcr-
Lnse & Co, Chicago, in Row-ll's Reporter, 40 as
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remains precisely the has always been. and
IT. viii BE- maintained in tn future p Egreu a
Cos Newspaper Reporter
For sizes snd prices s-e Illustrated CrCaiars.
shipped direct from the factory Co suy par 0i The
country.
Orders solicited and De- filled by return mail
Address ANSuN HARDY
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X. II. Anderson & Co., are Manufactu-
rers' Agents for the best cotton Gins and
presses. .lt+s july 2I-4m.
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COTTON GIN & FEEDER.

TUE celebrated HroWn Gin can be had at $3.50 per
u Also, Browns Improved Gin Feeder, which can be
adapted TO any other Gin Gn and Feeder guaranteed,
and can be seen 81 Haley a arehouse-
July3l-2m ". A. HALEY, Agent.
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Cl'ssch loungers are now called "slip-
k9ot ssazers.n
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Washington and Lee University,
IENINcToN VA

TTNHE NEAT SESSION Of this Institation MI COM
rnence the TiuKD THURSDAY li6th) Of SEFTEHHEH,
Isis Ond continue, without ntermissiOn. until the
fourth Thursday in June, 1876. The instruction embra-
thorough Classical Literary and Scientific Courses
together with the professional departments Of Law and
Engineering. 1858
The entire expenses for the session Of nine months
exceed $500 $50 according the price Of
board. Arrang also made for messing, by
which students reduce their expenses 10 $500 per
session. For further particulars address
G. W. c. LEE. PRECEDENT,
Or WILLIAM DOLD, Clerk Of Faculty.
aug7-4t
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CONTISUED.-The case of the State VS..
Frank Benson, charged with firing the
Whig and Tribune office in June last, was
confined until the next term of the Cir
cult Court. In default of bail he was re-
msnded to Jail, er. al. -
Mr.. VIM Day of this city, who was ar
rested on Sunday last, on rcquisitiOn
from the Governor of Alabama, was re-
leased on Thursday on bail. As we go to
press he is being tried before Judge Me-
Cory, OH writ of habeas corpus. The
offence charged is a violation of the gam
ing laws of Alabama.
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Vegetable Tonic,

which assists digestion and thus stimulates the appetite
Tor food necessary 70 nvisorats the weakened inactive
orzsns- and give strength 70 all the vital forces.
II CARRIES IT'S OWN RECOMMENDATIONS Is tirc
large and rapidly increasing sales testify Price One
Dollar bottle Ask your Druggist for IL. JoHSsoS
HOLLOWAY Co, Philadelphia, Pa, Wholesale Agents
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NoN-REsIoENr,s NorIcE.
n the Common Law and Chanesry Court Of the Count
Of Madison Tenn, Chsncery side thereof.

Harriet Jenkins ct al, -. Allen Deberry etal
this cause IL appearing from eornplainants bill
L Nhch i sworn that the following named defend
ants, to-wit: Eliza A. Brown James h Wood I0siah :
6 foWelL Allen b. D. Powell Ellzabeth a KeiT and
LelsosG Henry Marshall Jesse Pow ell Winfred Powell
WIn- T. Powell Benz. F. Powell Amanda Powell W1,
N fowell Mary A a Powell and Fannie B. Pow Ell are
q tbs State OF Tennessee, ii Is therefore
vferFs adJudged and decTeed that said snt
Gsi'nHn's make their appearance herein or before
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.ATEs OFTUITION PER MONT

sTCDIEs-
Hebrew French, and Italian, each, 81
Students who may desire pursue, under his drec-
ton the branches which usually taught in College
including Geometry, the higher Greek and ia'ih
sizes Logic Metaphysics, Moral Philosophy &c, VIII De
charged 20 per month ,,...- q.
HAVING decided 10 remain in Jackson indefinitely, II
is the purpose OF the undersigned 20 establish seieet
school OF high character which, with regard both TO dis
cipne and instruction. will be exclusively under his
own control He INDUCES hope that his record IN
Jackson during the last six years, establishes The TACT
that he is not altogether unworthy Of public confidence
Very respectfully,
.-..s f.r-. FL. PATTON.
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WALSH e. HARRIS
Are san st their old stand on
wood cuttering,


StEND a5c to G. P. POWELL & CO, New York, for
- Book 97th edition. containing lists Of 400 Rewspa-
perE, and estimates showing cost Of adverting-
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The Death Bed Of Andrew Johnson.

Liberty Street, jackson, Tenn.
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First Monday i'm September, 1878,

at the Office Of the Click and Master ~ sd ,,,, IN
Jackson, Tenn, and plead, snsvysr - ,-r- =, -.
claimants bill, the same viii va.
aud 1T hearing parte, them 7,
ordered that copy OF this notice be Pubske
cessive weeks in the Wing and Tribune i'uF suc-
This July IS, ISIS D. NJ WISDOM, c ~
HAISEs BOND, soils
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FROM THE NORTHERN STATES.

The Prssbytery of Yadku, of the Northern Pres
byterisn Church, met 10 Greensboro, n. u, No
vember 9th.
Rev A. BilliOgsley was Moderator Messrs A.
B Lawrence. OF Biddle Institute, and w. b. Bry'
aut and W. a. Scott, Of Lincoln University, were
licensed to preach the gospel.
Presbytery passed resolution earnestly beseech-
ing and strongly urging the churches to raise ST
to each member to pay the present debt OF the
committees. One new church, With nineteen mem
bers, has been organized at BOouvile since last
meeting From the little church at DaSVille, and
other destitute fields, the earnest cry, "ccme over
and help US, still comes up from many SC MS long
ing for preached gospel Adjourned % meet
next April 10 StatesVille.
The Second Reformed Episcopal church, New
York city, which was organized few weeks ago,
has about one hundred members.
Declined. The Rev Dr. Storrs has declined the
call to the Brick Presbyterian church, New York
city. aud remains pastor Of the ColRreg atOpal
church Of the Pilgrims, Brooklyn. He announced
his decision to his church on last Sabbath morning
bav ag previously nol6ad the Bdek church.
Consolidation of Brooklyn Churehss.-Dr, Spear
and DR.. Van Dyke have sometimes been regarded
as representative men. the former Of the New
School, and the latter of the % School type 1t
was understood ct the time, that both had serious
doubts as TO the expedeney of uniting the U aud
New School bodies. But no sooner vas the re
union accomplished. than they both tell Loyalty inio
line, and have since done t.eir level best to make
it successful. Aad nOw the two churches, which
have been so long under their huoUce, are about
to give what many will regard the last aud besi
illustration of the spirit Of Reunion. They have
agreed. if the Presbytery VII consent, to become
one, under the pastoral Gaze Of DE-. Van Dyke. =
They will Constitute if the plan is successfully car
ried out strong and Influential church with an
active membership Of about seven hundred. Dr.
Spear, who has thrown MS whole soul into this
movement, will hereafter be parishiOuer OF DIR
Van Dyke.-COr Presbyterian.
The corner stone of q monument to DR. Johr
Witherspoou one of the signers of the Declaration
of Independence, was laid iu Paramount Park
Philadelphia, on the l6.h inst in the presence o
large audience of Presby teriau ministers, snC
oilers. An address, was delivered by the Rev
De. Adams OF N W York. The monument vii
consist Of granite pedestal supporting bro1z'
statue of De WitherspOOn, twelve feet in height
the money for which is contributed By members o
the Presbyterian Church.
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Mattisd,

November Oath, at the Second Presbyterian church
in this city, by the Rev. DR.. Peterkin, EDWARD u.
MEREDITH and Miss LEILA WlTHERs, daughter oil
DR.. W. d. Withers, ali of this city.
! November 25th at Dunkard Bottom. Pulaski
county, Va, by the Rev. j. M kirkpatrick, ROBERT
BARTON, of Rockbrdge county, and Miss Lucy l.,
daughter OF the late David Cloyd.
October 26th, at the residence of the brides
mother, Mrs. Mary 4. Collins in Maysville, KY,
By the Rev j. h. Spilman, JAMES Z. OWENS, OF
Sardis, Mason county, and Miss MARIA c. COLLINS,
youngest daughter OF the late Judge Lewis Collins,
OF Maysville, KY.
November 25th, at the residence of Mrs. M. A.
Gay, Alexandria, Va, by the Rev. Leo Baer Frof
JOB G. MoVEIGH, of HANNIBAL College, Mo-, and
MISS VIRGINIA MCFARLAND.
November 18th, in Louisville, Ky by the Rev.
DR. j. d. Matthews assisted by the Rev. w. q.
Matthews, RoBsRT MARSHALL, Esq, OF Indianapolis,
Indiana, and Miss LIZZIE ID. MATTHEWS, daughter OF
the officiating clergyman
November 25th, at the residence of the bride 8
father on Harding street, Petersburg, Va, oy the
Rev. Witherspoon, d. D., WALTER N. JONES,
of Richmond, and Miss ADA ", daughter OF Major
b. b. Vaughan.
November 18th, at the First Presbyterian church,
Wilmington, N. c., by the Rev. Joseph R. Wilson,
d. D., GEoRGE Il. WEsr, NJ. D and Miss ALICE
MALLErr, daughter OF James Alderman, Esq.
November 25th, in Charleston, West Va, at the
residence of the brides father, by the Rev. j q.
Barr, q. p. SNYDEk and Miss JANE GOsHoRE, both
OF that city.
October Goth, at Kelvin Grove, Westmoreand
county, Va. the residence of the BRIDES father, by
the Rev. John B. Newton, EDWARD 9. NEWTON and
Miss Lucy Y. TYLER youngest daughter OF the late
Dr. Wat h. Tyler.
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Called to Rsconsidsr-Dr Girardeau may yet oe
constrained to accept the chair of Theology 10 70
! lumbIa Seminary, to which he was elected oy tue
last General Assembly in St. Louis de decIneG
| the honorable post to which he was called, ano
used words which could not be misunderstood
But the Synod Of South Carolina, at its late meet
lug, and against DR.. Girardeau's most earnest
plesdings, unanimously called upon him to recon
sder his decision. evidently with the hope that bis
deelina.ure might be withdrawn. This Is most
honorable testimony to Dr. Girardeau, and may be
so Influential as to lead him to Columbia and to
the work of his remaining years Fhatddetph'o
Presbyterian.
At a recent meeting of the Presbytery OF Wash
iugtOr City, Northern, over which the Rev; VI
DAVID Wills presided as Moderator, Howard Ual-
yerslty offered to the Presbytery the oversight oil
lis Theological Department, which is designed es
pecialy for the training OF coored men for the
ministry. The offer was accepted, and commit
tee was appointed to make the necessary arrange
ments.
Rev. DR.. ]. G. Craighsad Of Carlisle, Penn, has
been appointed Financial Secretary OF the PreSoy-
Terian Historical Society
The Power Of the Clsrkship.-A new subject OF
d cussion is to be brought before the next North
EN- Assembly BY one Of its Presbyteries What
particular facts occasioned the action of Presbytery
Is aot stated
AT q late meeting of the Presbytery Of Clarion
the following minute was passed: The Presbytery
Of Clarion, believing that the power OF the clerk
ship in directing the business Of the Church Is too
great to be wisely or safely perpetuated IN the
same hands, do respectfully and most earnestly
req nest the Assembly to add the following stand
iug rule: The Assembly will elect their clerks,
Stated aud Permanent, for a term OF service not
exceeding five years, The Stated Clerk to be
elected in 1871 and the Permanent Clerk 10
1879"
DR.. MCCosh has invited Moody and Sankey to
visit Princeton. They promise to do SO next term.
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FOREIGN ITEMS.

bill for compulsory education has been intro
dlcad into the Mexican Congress.
At the meeting of the Free Presbytery Of Edin-
burgh, Sir Henry Moncref will move negative
to DR.. Begg's motion-which will then be brought
frward-askiug for the appointment of Royal
Commission to inquire into the ecclesiastical aft airs
of Scotland with a view to union. In his motion
Sr Heury will ask the Presbytery to declare that
the present connection between Church and State
in Scotland involves an offensive and absurd mis-
appropriation of the ecclesiastical revenues and is
grave injustice to large sections of the Scottish
people.
Burisd.-Joseph Guibord was buried in the Cath
Ole cemetery at Montreal on Tuesday, l6 h inst.
The question between the Roman Catholic Church
aud the civil authority of Great Britain has been
settled, and civil power has conquered. The mill
tary forces we're called out to conduct the remains
to the grave, aud every thing was done peacefully
ADD quietly The law prevailed over the threats Of
the Rouish eccesastics, and all that Is LEFT to the
Bishop is to curse the grave in which Gaibord lies
Presbyterian.
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MTHE APPEAL.r

Edited by Rev. Samuel FallOws, D. D.. assisted
by Bishop George David Cummins. D. D., Bishop
Charles Edward Cheney, D. D., Rev. Marshall B.
Smith and others, is monthly religious newspaper
of sixteen large quarto pages devoted to the inter
ests of the Church of Jesus Christ in general and
of The Reformed Episcopal Church in particular
Subscription price is only One Dollar year In sd'
vance.
THE APPEAL will be issued January lst, 1876, and
regularly thereafter and will be sent on trial to any
address for three months for % cents. EDWARD P.
BRooKs Co., Publishers, lO7 Dearborn Street,
] Chicago,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
"THE BELLwooD ORPHAN"

"THE BELLWOOD ORPHAN"
Under this title some Presbyterian ladies in Lou
sville, KY, propose to publish three numbers OF
little paper in connection with Festival they will
give at Library Hall, December Sth 9th, and 10th,
for the benefit of the Presbyterian Orphan Asylum
of that city. The Asylum is soon to be removed to
Anchorage, twelve miles from Louisville, and will
occupy the Belwood Seminary, recently purchased
for that purpose. The intention of the Directors is
to enlarge greatly its sphere.
This paper will be edited by Miss Fannie B. Cas-
seday, the well and favorably known authoress, and
among the contributors will be found the names of
Mrs. C. A. Varied, W. N Haldeman Dr. Stuart
Robinson, DR.. W. J. Lowry, and others. The price
will be 10 cents per number or rs cents for the vol
ume g Dumbers) Subscriptions may be sent to
Messrs Converse Co., Christian Observer office,
| Louisville, KY.
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CENT "a L Pr ES I A N

AN ESTABLISHED REMEDY" Brotcn's Bronch'at
Troches are widely known as an established rene
dy for Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Hoarseness' ana
other troubles of the Throat and Lungs.
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Leaf Tobacco.

There is no material change tosnote. Offerings
of new priced show some increase during the past
two weeks Stock of old sound Tobacco is now quite
small and the assortment broken, quotations are
nominal The large loose sale in Shockoe warehouse
the past two weeks has absorbed the attention OF
the trade, prices about as follows: