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A Description of the Person Of
Christ.

TiU ~n~.';-o description Of tho per.
son OF Christ was found in an ancient
manuscript, sent by Publius Lentulus,
president of Judca, to the senate oil
Rome:
There lives at this time in Judea, a
man Of singular character, whose name
is Jesus Christ. The Barbarians es.
teen him prophet, but his followers
adore him as the immediate offspring Of
the immortal God. He is endowed with
such unparalleled virtue as to call back
the dead from their graves, and to heal
every kind Of disease with a word or
touch. His person is tall and elegantly
shaped his aspect amiable, reverend
His hair flows in those beautiful shades
which no united colors can match fall
ing into graceful curls below his ears,
agreeably crouching on his shoulders, and
parting on the crown of his head, like
the head.dress Of the Nazarites. His
forehead is smooth and large, his check
without spot, save that OF lovely red
his nose and mouth are formed with great
symmetry his beard is thick and suita.
BILE to the hair of his head, reaching a
little below his chin, aud parting in the
middle like fork his eyes are bright
clear, and serene. He rebukes with
majesty, counsels with mildness and in.
vites with the most tender and persua
siye language. His whole address, whcth-
er in word or deed, being elegant. grave !;
and strictly Characteristic of SO exalted
Being. No man has seen him laugh I,
but the whole world beholds him weep
frequently; and SO persuasive are his
tears, that the multitude caDnot withhold
their tears from joining in sympathy
with him. He is very moderate temper.
ate and wise. In short, whatever this
phenomenon may turn out in the end. be
seems at present a mau for excellent
beauty and divine perfections, every
way surprising the children of men"
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LADIES' TEMPERANCE COL.
UMN.

To the Ladies Of addison County:
In response to tho resolution passed by
the Woman's Temperance Convention 10
Rutland, that column in the county pa.
per should be devoted to the temperance
work, the editors of the REGISTER have
generously offered to us a column in their
paper.
We call upon every woman in the
county to feel responsible for this, and
send us original articles, gleanings, items
of temperance interest in your communi.
ties, report Of work that we may have,
sufficient to select from. We intend to
occupy the column in the last week of
each month. Owing to the limitation OF
our space, and that We may present vari.
ETY., contributions must be short We do
not propose to make it a column OF liter
ary merit, but of labor for the tempted,
help for tho fallen. Ladies it is not our
work alone, but yours. Will you res.
pond to it Let us work, and pray, and
agitate this subject, until every woman
in our county shall become an earnest
laborer in this work that God has given
us to do.
All communications sent to Mrs. w.
II. Button.
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The Cherished Dream.
BY ELIZABETH STUART PHELPS.

Some day, some day of days, threading the street
With idle, needless pace,
Unlocking for such grace,
| shall behold your facel
Some day, some day Of days, thus wo may meet.
Perchance the sun may shine from skies of MAY,
Or winters icy chill
Touch Whitley vale and hill,
What matter shall thrill
Through every vein with Summer on that day.
once more life's perfect youth will all come back
And for moment there
shall stand fresh and fair,
And drop the garment care;
onee more my perfect youth will nothing lack.
shut my eyes now, thinking how it will be,
How face to face each soul
viii slip its long control,
Forget the dismal dole
vi dreary fate's dark separating sea;
And glance to glance and hand to hand in greet.
ing,
The past with all its fears,
Its silence and tears,
Its lonely yearning years,
Shall vanish in the moment Of that meeting.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-09

Soon after one o'clock, Tuesday Oct
20, several carriages might have been
seen rolling toward Cornwall, and at two
o'clock seventeen temperance women from
Middlebury were welcomed at the lec-
ture room OF the Cornwall church by
women enough to swell the number to
6fty-three. Such interest and numbers
were unexpected and everyone presen,
felt that they had received fresh enthu-
siasm. 1t was not deemed wise to form
an auxiliary there, but many expressed a
wish TO join themselves to the Midilebuf,
union, and fifty names were added to the
constitution. An executive committee
Of seven Cornwall women was appointed.
one for each district. They will no doub,
be sealous in work and prayer, and thus
the temperance work will receive strong
reinforcement. Mrs E. A. Warner of
Cornwall was appointed to report the meet
ing 70. the Vermont Witness.
MARY L. STEELE, Rec. Sec
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The other day, one of the Detroit un.
ion schoolgirls called to.a companion :
Say, Nellie, did you know that Kitty
Harper's pa has bought house ?" mo;
is that 80? Is it nice house 2" Great
big brick house, with the awfulest big.
gest panes of glass yon ever saw ~ "And
bay windows ?" mo just straight win
dows." "Well, that settles it" said No.
2 as she turned away. ave have two
bay windows on our house, and though
Kitty is nice girl, she can't belong to
our set.n
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LNURNITURE REPAIRED.

i JOHN THOMPSON is now prepared to
make or mend furniture in substantial manner
and at low prices. He flatters himself that with
forty-fve years experience he is able to please
the most fastidious References as to capability
to do what he prcfesses, w. W. Swiney and W.
S Goodrich. All orders promptly attended to.
Shop in the machine-shop of Martin q Langwor
thy or orders can be left at Swiney & sargent's
hardware store, JOHN THOMPSON.
Middlebury, Vt, Oct. %, 1875, 33-3m
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XL.
True to tho Last.

Aye, they may condemn him,
Yet SO we'll know I,
When the storm clouds are darkest,
The rude blasts most high,
When denounced, forsaken,
He shrinks from the storm,
But my heart as unshaken,
My bosom as warm,
A love deeper than mothers,
Thou'lt find mine for thee;
And deserted by others,
Be dearer to me.
Oh! how little thou knowest
The strength of that faith,
Which the proud spirit keepeth,
Through danger and death.
In sunshine of fortune,
1t hides from the world
Its love, like the eagle,
With proud pinions furled;
But when rises the tempest
Der those ii loves best,
Like the eagle it battles,
And dies for its nest.
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NORMAL SCHOOL

- RANDOLPH, VERMONT.
ABEL f. LEAVENWORTH, A. M, PRiNcIPAL,
Assisted by Four Capable Graduates Of Nor
NAL Schools from three States.
New Features for Fall Term, 1875. Capacity
of building doubled. Model and Preparatory
departments added.
Fall Term opens fourth Tuesday in August
Spring Term first Tuesday in February.
SEND For CATALOGUE.
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My store and stock of goods, the barn and
eighteen rods of land connected with the store, in
the village of Brooksville, are now offered for
sale, cheap, for cash. The post office is kept in
tho building and can be had, without doubt, by
the purchaser. The store is only few rods from
the railroad station so that there is little expense
Of transportation. HENRY JACKSON.
Brooksville, Vt, Aug. IL, 1875 22-tf
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"Bub. is your mother 10 2" asked q
Vicksbarg lady, the other evening, of a
lad Of ten who was lounging over his
widowed mothers gate. "No she's out"
he answered. "Gone up to visit your
dead fathers grave ?" she continued
mot exactly" he smiled: "she's gone
after ice.cream with a chap who has got
three inches Of fat on his ribs, and I'll
bet ten to one she'll halter him in less'n
a month"
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A boy surprised his father, the other
day, by asking: Father, do you like
mother 2" why, yes, OF course" And
she likes you p "Of course she does. I"
"Did she ever say 50 ?" "Many time,
my son." did she marry you because
she loved you ?" Certainly she did"
The boy looked the old man over, and af.
ter u long pause asked "Well, was she
as near sighted then as she is now ~
Detroit Free Press.
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WINDSOR COUNTY
LTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

Woodstock, W., Oct. 27, 1875.
At regular meeting of The Directors, held
May 20, 1872, it was voted that
The Treasurer be instructed to pay all losses
in ninety days from filing Of notice in the Office. u
All adjusted losses are treated as payable al
the end of ninety days, without deduction for in
terest future assessments.
Yours respectfully,
X. s. SOU1HGATE, IfeasWsr.
r.. T.. SMITH, Agent, MlDDLEBuRr, VI.
33-3w
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DERSONAL NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that all officers,
sailors, and soldiers, wounded ruptured, in
jured in the late rebellion, however slightly, are
entitled to pension, and thousands of pensioners
are entitled to an increased rate Apply imme-
dietely through DR.. E. B. JACKSON,
Late Surgeon, L. $. Navy.
No. 4 New Chambers St., MY. 2i-ly
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IOUSIN ESS.

ID The Downer, Bolton & Allen mill will be
nut in operation for saving custom logs, at once,
under the control of the new proprietcrs. Bring in
your logs. The sash and door branch, continued
with the mill, will also receive jog.
MARTIN 4 TUPPER.
December, 1874, 4Otf
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DOYAL ID. FARR,

EAST MIDDLEBURY, VERMONT,
IMPROVEMENT IN STOVE PIPE SHELVES,
Patented April go, 1875.
This shelf is made fast the stove pipe by a
bail around the pipe and is easily raised or lower
ed on the pipe as desired for convenience and is
the
CHEAPEST AND BEST SHELF IN USE.
State, county and town rights for sale.
II Agents wanted to canvass. 25-l3w
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DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE FOR

hESlhA BLE REAL ltSIATE FOh
- SALE.-The property situate on the cor
ner of Seminary aud High tieets, in the village
Of Middlebury, and occupied by Wa. b. Nichols
said property consists Of two dwelling houses and
a barn, and the lot upon which they stand, and is
located in pleasant section Of the village. For
terms inquire Of
JAMES NJ. sLADE.
Middlebury, Vt, June 28, 1875. l5tf
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-09

This notice is displayed in the bed,
room of a Kansas hotel Gentlemen
wishing to commit suicide will please
take the center of the room, to avoid
staining the bed.linen, walls aud furni.
ture with b ID.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-09

There is advice enough lying around
loose to run three such worlds as this.
What We are suffering most for is some
more good example.-.Ioh Billings.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-09

A pious lady stopped praying for her
husband, because, she said, IL have
prayed SO long without effect that think
the Lord has just as poor an opinion Of
that man as | have"
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NOTICE.
The business Of the Blanchard Mechanical
Exposition Company, heretofore transacted by V.
W. Blanchard and W. s. Blaisdel, as partner
will bo continued by the undersigned under the
same firm name.
Middlcbury, VT, JunHs 2Ey- glsAA gglLsANcHAR Rj
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l Il. SAYRE would inform the
sIs Butter-makers Of Middlebury and yicini-
ty, and especially his old customers that he will
pay cash for Prime Butter at Beckwith Co.'S
Mondays and Saturdays hereafter, at the stand
formerly occupied by X. 7. Bristol.
Middlebury, May "a, 1878. 10 If
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-09

Lady to waitcr-Don't put tina. leo
into the goblet with your fingers. Wait.
er-Lor, ma'am. don't mind, my hands
are very warm.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-09

If captains were less reckless, there
would bs less wrecks.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-11-09

1T KINGSLEY .& son, Dentists,
| l. UP STAIRS, BREvsTER's BLOCK,
~ MID1LEBURY, VT.
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iXT w. THOMAS, Teacher of Vocal
w Muia, Agent for Pianos and Organs,
Mddebury, VtA 1y7
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,'OR SALE.

December, 1874
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II Il. SMITH, Attorney and Coun-
~. sellor at Law. Office over posiviIce,
Miidlobuly, Vt.
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AN IMPORTANT Law.
~ AT TO EXEMPT THE PROPERTY OF
"uE HUSBAND OR WIFE FROM TIE
ASTE-SUPTIAL DEBTS
OF THE OTHER.

AZ Arr TO EXEMPT THE PROPERTY OF
TIE HUSBAND OR WIFE FROM TIE
ASTE-SUPTIAL DEBTS
OF THE OTHER.
rApproyed Mar,h 81, 1881
, !. BE it enacted ty the General assembly,
That The real and personal property oil any
female. and the rents, issues, aud prontS
arising iherefrom and which she shall own
at the lin. of marriage. or which she shall
ACQUIRE after the marriage from any source
otfie- than from the husband, shall not be
liable for ihe debts of her husband contracted
before marriage; nor shall the SAID properly
he liable for any contract, obligation, debt,
or undertaking made or entered into IN re-
nowsl Of or based upon consideration
arising or existing before the marriage.
.. That all the property OF the vile &C.
o;,ireG after the passage Of this act, by glft,
.,ran,. devise, or bequest, from any source
other Than from Der husband, shall also be
subject TO the provisions hereof, although said
-,arriace was solemniZed before the passage
u this ACT.
3. An action or suit may be maintained
against the husband and wife Jointly Tor any
deb. of TIE wife contracted before marriage;
but the execution on any judgment or de-
cree in such action or suit shall issue against,
and such Judgment or decree shall only bino,
the estate and property OF vile when she
sinai own a. the. time Of marriage or acquire
subsequently, thereto, and not that Oh the
husband.
4. This act shall ne in force from its
passage.
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n1gCOHEN BROTHERS are now cir

MI" COHEN BROTHERS are now cit-r-
ing Tie greatest hartAs ever before offered In The
city Hard times all ov,r the cou atry atfnfdins
such advantages to ca:h buyers Us TO reduce gcots
below any standard value.
The great principle of COHEN BROTHERS is to
give every advantage in the purchase Of goods to
their customers. Among ire many goods justie.
ccve1 are, from the lac New York bankrupt salts
large stOc L & BLACK aud COLORED SILKS
iDcluding handst me evcnir shades; ".
STRIPED SIl Ks at 75c.;
BL ACK and " iItTE SILKS ut S5c. worth " 20 !:
Also, large variety of BLACK and CoLohED
SaTIhS;
HAAIBu RICH LACE DRESS GOODS ut 9oc. to
sl.75-reduced in price fully rs per cent.
Their stock OF DRESS GOODS comprises every
variety:
BERLIN STRIPES at Toe. worth 20c.;
PLAIuS at 12kc.;
The WORSTED DEBkGSS In the best shades at
lSc., reduced fr'm 33c.;
PLAIDs, PONG T. Els, JAPANESE SILKS, and Ill
other dress gcod6 reduced;
BLACK GRENaDINES in all qualities;
BOMBAZlNES aud "rAMlSE CLOTHS just re-
ccived, at less than market Value:
Yard-wide VICTORIA LAWNS at &c.,, price hav-
ing been Soc; very fine at Csc, formerly sod
at i0c.:
| NAISSOOKS and CAV l,RICS at near half value
| FRENCH PlQUtS at 80, SIS, and 40c., reduced Is
TO zoe. yard
! COHEN BRUTilE RS have I'll e largest and cheap
| est stock OF REAL aud mi TAIlJN LACE in the
city. To save money do net fail to see their stock
| and pri ces before you buy.
large variety OF HAMBURGER EDGINGS and
INSgRrlNGS just received from auc ion;
| Four button klD-GLUVFS, So:
Also two cases of the best LAWNS at 1916 selling
generally at 20c.; -.....
One case OF elegant styles yard-wide PERCALES
at Ike; ... e..
REAL LLAMA LACE POINTS and SACQUES at
| less than half their value.
| See hundreds of other great bargains at their
| place OF busneSS. my %
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We hear that there is much inquiry from
the country as 10 the new law in relation 10
coropers' juries. We again state that the
new law provides for only six men on
coroner's jury: that these take the usual
oath. The law goes on:
"If the dead person be stranger,
whether IN inquest be taken or the coroner
called 10 view the body thinks it unnecessary
to have an inquest, he shall cause the body
TO De decenlly buried. If the coroner GER
tiry that he believes the deceased has not
sufficient estate in this State to pay the eX.
penses CT the burial, the coroners fees,
and the expenses OF the inquest Qi
one was takeD), including the pay
OF the jurors, as hereinafter provided
Tor. they SHALL, when allowed by the
court Of the cofonelS county or corpora.
ton. be paid out Of the treasury. IN other
cases all such charges SHALL be paid out OF
The estate Of the deceased; or if the estate
be insufficient, hy the county or corporation
aforesaid, unless The Inquest be on the body
of q convict in the panitenti'iry, IN wnlch
Csc the same shall he paid oat Of the trea-
.lry after being allowed by tue executive.
Jurors who shat serve on coloner's inquest
shall nc entitled 10 receive one dollar Tor
such service. to be paid Us the other expenses
ii inquest are hcreinaboye directed to be
paid.
SECTION II. A coroner shall have, for
:akug an inquest on Il dead body, three dol
lars, except where The coroner is Il pbysl-
cisn and actually makes IN examination OF
%ne dead body, III which case his ice shall be
i've collars; ana a constable for summonlng
:. corouel's jury and the witnesses, one and
. ,,a,r dollars. A constable shall have for
removing q person by virtue OF warrant
issued under chapter 81, by a justice
of one of the oyerseers of the poor Ito be
charged to said overseers), four cents for
each mile of necessary travel, either in going
or returning; for serving warrant under
c1apter l47, or taking Il bond, or giving
notice thereon, thirty cents; but the fee for
summonipg witness, or sarnshec on an
attachment, shall ouly be twenty cents; for
other services not otherwise provided for,
coroner aud constable shall have the same
fees us sheriff or sergeant for similar ser.
vices.
49, This act shall be in force from its pass.
age"
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spEs.sas NOTICES.
Mr. IT WILL PAYsYoUiN BUYING
,nnr my cOODS Ia call frat on
sycLE RReTnEgs,

yonr DRY GOODS to call frst on
sYCLE RRvTnEgs,
"a Ills Is the place where you will always ma
good assorted stock Of everything usually KEPT
ars, class drygoods house at the very lowest DOL
tom prices. nr,ru
They call now special attention 10 their FOURTH
sr-pp,,y or SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
lust opened. Amongst which you Will hnd
900 p,cces C0LoRED GRENADINES at loc.
reryard, regular value 30c.;
l. 600 pie .cs DRESS GOODS at 12H, 1oc aud one
shin ing per yurd.-ali goods which sold TWO
weeks ago II IS 30.and 40c.;
Hand, ONE assortment OF all styles of DKEss
GOODS from 25c. yard up to $3.50;
500 picscs BLACK IR0N-GRENADlSES at one
shifting, nere: sold less than 2oc.;
BLAGN aud COLORED SILKS cheaper than
ever;
BLACK ALPACAS at twenty-five per cent. Delp"
regular market price;
Z and III FRENCH rERCALES at 12'5c worth
IS an zoe. peryard:
I 900 pieces new LAWNS and ORGANIZES;
500 pieces SOLID and STRIPED LINENS at
12kc. worth CSC:
g. 90 pieces new SUMMER CAL1CCEsand PEf-
Gales;
RtM>ANTs OF IRISH LINEN, an endless vari-
city;
rnRla LAWNs, SWISS MuSLiSS, TARLE-
TANs, EAINSOOKs-pain striped, ana
checked: PIQUES, LACE-sTRlrE MAX.
StlLLES, IRISH LINENS, COTTON ana
LINEN DIAPER. BROWN and BLEaCHsD
DAMAsKS, FRUlT-CLO1HS, 10" Dhs' ana
| NAPKINS; j.. -
WHITE and CULoRED EED-QUILTs from 81
uptos1C: ,.,,,,,,.-
90 pieces "A, "a. and Sd PLAIN and CllECh-
Ed MATING;
NECK and SASH-RIHB' Ms very low;
| rhe latest styles Of NECK ara HAT-SCAkfS'
COLLARS, CUFFS, FANS, BELTS, CHAINS
&C.;
New CaMEgIC' EDGlNGs ard 1NSERIlNGS
from &c. per yard up;
| LADIES' AID Misses WHITE and sFklfED hosE
III all prices.
xrw roof are daily added 10 The. increased STOCK
&c dry goods at slCLE BROTHERS.,
429 Broad street,
my 25 os'"ceh f""' u ''' ''
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m AIsKe AGES.

Married. on Thursday, 20th of May, 1875. by
Rev. Z. Ii. Read, ID. d.. GEORGE X. CkUTCH.
F,kLD, So, 10 Miss VI >hY ". BLAIR all Of
kichmoHd No cards.
Married, al II. James church, on the 25th in-
slant. Dr. MORRIS LEFfWiCH. of Lynchourg
late OF 81. Louis Mo-. to Miss ELLA w Dlh.
moo Il, daughter Of the late Brigadier-Genersl
Charles Dimmock, of this city.
Baltimore, Lynchburg, aud 81. Louis paPssrs
please copy.
Married. on the goth Of May, at the residence of
The brides mother b. The Key. j. =. Garllck. Mr..
FMMxTr Il. STONE To Bliss ROSA +. PUCK
EFT: both VI Richiuoad. 40. Cards.
Baltimore papers plea-e copy.
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According to the Government organ IN
w.>b;,g,on The trouble With Indians about
1be, clearinghouse, recently grew out OF
"tbe attempt of the AMERICAN EAGLE and
..scvc-s, other Sioux braves TO crafty their
"immoy2,l desires by changing their hotel"
I. is gratifying to see the Government en-
gagged in this moral work, and especially
that ii is erdeavoring to make the American
Eagle behave himself.
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Anhmond Dlspatth.
THURSDAY MAY 20 1872

TIE RHsERvorR.-Th new reservoir pss
,,reaay cos, liberal sum, and the puo"e
should be deriving the benefits from II AZ 10
early q period as possible. 1t costs too n"en
and is too importan. for the comfort auu
he,l,h Of the city to remain long "neom-
ple,ed. Steps should be taken as carry 40
POSSIBLE to provide for lining its SIDES WIN
proper material. or cold weather VIII come
b,fIra 81 can be done.
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1.-THE ORGAN" On SnERAAS.-Genera'
Shcrmsp's Memoirs will serve no good pur-
nose so far as he is personally concerned.
The answers and criticisms lis publication
have provoked are very generally based
upon the declaration that while he COM
nanded some of the best troops IN our
armies he never won Il battle except when
opposed by inferior numbers Washington
Republican.
The same may be said Of every Federal
General. The contrary can be said Of none
o. thnn.
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VIII open on MONDAY, Mag gath, and during
the entire week the largest and cheapest stock OF
DRESS GOODS,
CAsslMERls,
sCARFs,
MOTORS, &C, &C.
call Is solicited, as am determined TO sell goods
=, IN. very lowest prices, and will not be unccrsold.
900 pair of TWO-BUTToN LIGHT and DARK
SHADES KID GLOVES at 75c. worth fully
s1.25 pair;
A,s,, l 900 LADIES' and CHILDREN'S PARA
SOILS ard UMBRELLAS from 81 10 So;
Five cases of those beautiful and FAST-COL ORED
LAWNS at 12%c. worth 20c. will be openc!
This week:
500 nj, cas new styles and FAST C0LCR CALL
COS al SI5c. a yard will also be opened, SO call
carly al d often and gel some Of the great bar
gains at
WILLIAM THALHIMEk's,
COL Broad street.
Orders from The country promptly attended to.
WILLIAM TIIALHIMER.
myoA SIKH md Broad streets.