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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-02
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On the 25th ult., at Mt. Meridian, Arthur Coyner
and Miss Julia 4. Hahn. daughter of Major Henry
Hahn. NJ ~ -
ON the 25th ult. near Verona, John P. Cleveland
and Miss Bette Is. Berry, daughter OF Thornton
Berry.
ON the Mst ult near New Hope, by Rev. j. E. Sen,
eker VIM. v. Strough and Miss Susan c. Conquer,
daughter OF Jos. GOnsgwer, decd
On the 23rd ult. by the Rev. Martin Carer, Jas.
W. Matthews, of Albemarie, and Miss Emma X.
Swartz, of Augusta.
At the residence of the brides fat er, ON the 18th
ult.. Perry ]. Brill aud Miss Liza Orndof, all OF
Shenandoah county
On the 18th ult.. near Ber- willie. Clarke county
by Rev L. +. Martin, VIM Y. Green and Miss Vir-
gnia E. castleman. all q. that county.
cjn the 18th ult at -. Paul's Church, by Rev. 7.
M Carson, Wlstar Anghorne aud Miss Lou Belle
Morris, daughter OF DR.. w. S. Morris, all OF Lynch
burg. n
on the eth ait at the residence Of Dr. J. A. Wad-
dell near Now Hope, Mrs. Aunt. Allen, In the 10th
year of her age. 90
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-02

GRAND PROMENADE CONCERr Al Nd BALL.
There will be meeting Of the ladies in the
Band room tomorrow night, for tile purpose
of organizing for grand Promenade Concert
and Ball, to be given in the new Grange Hall
on the 20th, 2lst, 22d and 23d of December,
for the benefit of the Stonewall Brigade Band
and the West Augusta Guard. Nearly all Of
the ladies prominent in the getting up Of fairs,
letc., will be present at the meeting, and
when they determine upon anything its sac
cess is assured. This affair will doubtless be
the biggest thing ever held in Staun ton, and it
is hoped that the ladies who feel an interest in
either Of the organizations, will be at the
Band room tomorrow night.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-02

DEATH FROM A BrrE.-In fight between
Lewis Thacker and Alexander Thomas, work
men ut che Terra Gotta Porcelain Works in
this county, Thacker bit: the little finger of
'rllom,s off, Not deemng the wound serious.
Thomls continued his work at the saw-mill,
but inilamatioa. ensued, and he died on Mon
day morning of last week. lie leaves a wife
and liis,e children.
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6taunt0a Market, Dec. 2.
CoRREcrED WEEKLY By p. p HssE.

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET Nov. 26. ls7b.-FFicc-
to-day for Beef Cattle ranged as follows Best Beeyes
medium to Ngood fair quality s5as4 49, ordinary
thin Steers Oxen and Cows at 0eaSs 7S general aN
erage OF the market to-day 81 so extreme range 81
prices 20Oa$6 80 Most Of the sales from 5G1 t
$5 25 per 100 pounds.
Cows.-We quote Mich Cows at $35a$45 per heaf
SHEEP AND LAMBs.--We quote Sheep at 4a5hc. per
h gross. Stock Sheep 00a$3 Is per head. Lambs -
$3 Is per head, as to quality.
HoGs.-We quote at 5oa$1o rs net.
ALEXANDRIA CATTLE MARkEF. Nov. ,2s-Beef Cattle
head Hogs l0a$l0 per 100 lbs, and Cows and Caly"S
25a$60. a.. ILL.,.
GEORGETOWN CATTLE MARKET. Nov, 2s.-Sales o..
Cattle at OOa5 rs Sheep to &C. per gross; lanes
8 90 to $425 per head Hogs from l0a$l CoWs All
Calves 25a&60.
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MNrEetS.

Our market is tolerably quiet Old Flour III
demand at very fair rates, and new -four selling 10
quotations Grain moving slowly in small lots ana
selling atquotations. Country Bacon Lard firm an,l
scarce Batter not plentiful and niger Fresh Eggs ia
demand and selling we'll Chickens and country Veg
etables in demand, bringing good prices. smallpA2
ducts generally in request at fair rates.
c. A. RICHARDSON,
Grocer and Produce Dealer;
Augusta 6reet.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-02

LEXINGTON PREsBYTERY-THEC CALL FOR
Rev. McDUFF SIMPSON BY THE ID FREsBY-
TERRAIN CHURCH OF sSTAUNToN.-Lexihgto
Presbytery was commenced at Mcdowell,
Highland county, several weeks ago, forsthe
purpose of installing Rev. Saml. Mcclure as
Pastor of that congregation. At that mtieting
of Presbytery the call Of the Second PreEbyte-
rian Church of Etauntan upon Rev. McDuf
Simpson, of Loeb Willow Church, was laid be-
fore the body, together with q protest present
ed by y commission from Loeb Willow Con-
gregatidn against the severance of til cir rela-
lions with Mr.. Simpson. Ptesbyteary, after
considering the call and protest. decided to
leave tn call in the hands Of Mr.. SINH son for
consideration, until the adjourned meeting Of
Prcsbytery at Staunton OH the 30th ct Novenl-
Der.
Presbytery, in accordance with the resolu-
ton OF adjournment adopted at Mcdowell, met
in Staunton. in the Town Hall, the place Of
worship of the Second Presbyterian -Congrega-
tion) OH Tuesday evening last, Rev. ID. B. Ew-
ing, as Moderator.
Rev. McDuff Simpson stated to Presbytery
that he had prayerfully consderedf tile subject
comprehended in the call OF the Second Pres
byterian Church Of Staunton, and while enter
tanning the warmest feelings Of christian
friendship and affection for the Locll Willow
Congregation, his mind was clear that it was
his duty to accept the call. II
The question ofthe dissolution Of thu pastoral
relations of Mr.. simpson with Loeb Willow
Congregation then came up, when Rev. w. G.
Campbell gave it as his view that the Book Of
Regulations governing the action Of Presby-
terry in such matters had not been cer,formed
to, in that Loeb Willow Church had net been
cited to appear here in the form required by
the rules OF the church, and consequently was
not represented. After some remarks on the
point raised by Rev. r. C. Walker, Charles
Grattan, DR.. Ewing, and very clear state
ment from Rev. w. I. Richardson, Capt. C.
D. Mccoy offered resolution that when Pres
bytefy adjourned, it be to the 21st of De-
cembcr, to meet in Staunton. to resume the
consideration OF the call OF the Second Presby-
terrain Church, and the matters grbwing out
of it.
The form of the Book requires that the
churches interested shall have read to them
after preaching for two Sabhaths in sncces-
sion intervening between the meeting: OF Pres
byte:y the question to be considered by Pres
bytery, so that proper action may be taken to
have the churches represented. and formal
citation made by the Stated Clerk.
Rev. d. B. Ewing, Moderator, Rev. r. C.
Walker, stated clerk, Rev. W. G. Campbell, Of
Harrisonburg, Rev. Mr.. Murray. iof Bethel
church, Rev. Mr.. Stricken, Of Thrilling Spring
church, Rev. w. T. Richardson, of llStaunton,
Elder Chas. Grattan, of LIST Presbyterian
church, and Elder Chas. D. Mccoy, Of I'd
Presbyterian church, staunton, were present.
There may have been others but we did not
learn their names. There was full house Of
interested spectators in attendance on the pro-
ceedings.
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s.f1fE OF JACKSON Mai r. j. Fletcher
and Mr.. w. S. Stutz. of this city. have re-
ceived the agency for Staunton and Augusta
count y tsasseH the Life of Stone wall Jack
son. by w. w. Wynne, Of Baltimore. The
work comprises a history of the dead hero's
career from boyhood up. and embraces an ac-
count of the recent unwilling of the Foley
statue at Richmond. The book is published in
handsome style by D. Appleton & Co.. and
will doubtless find u ready sale in his com
munity,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-02

Rev. WIN. H. M1LBURN, the celebrated
blind preacher. Is the subject Of double sor-
rev in the death Of his son Percy Walker, and
OF bis aged father, Mr.. Nicholas Milburn, both
Of which occurred n few days since.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-02

GERMAN BALI..-A nambcr of the Ger
man citizens of stanton are enjoying a.fine
hall at the American Hotel as we go to press
"Wednesday night. A sumpt,sous supper has
been provided, and everything is passing of
as pleasantly as possible.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-02

CONVICTION OF A. PICKPocKET.-In II.
County Court on last Thursday. VIM. Wilson,
ct Richmond, charged with snatching apock-
et-Dook containing about $500 from the hand
OF Peter Nicl,ahi, at the last Circus, WAS found
guilty and sentenced to five years in the Peni-
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-02

HORSE KaLLED.-On Sunday night, the 2lst
Instant. near the Port Republic road below
New Hope, while Mr.. VIM. Walker, OF this
place, was riding horse belonging co Mr.. VIM
Crawford, the horse slipped and fell, throwing
Mr.. Walker off, and the saddle turning fright
ened the animal so severely that he ran against
Il tree and killed himself almost Instantly.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-02

OYSTER suppER.-rhe Oyster Supper, CIV
eli BY the ladies' Of the Presbyterian Church,
in the Autihur building, OH Tue sday night ana
Wednesday, was very elegant, We did not
1sayS, El,< amount realized. -----
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/. We call attention to the advertisement OF
Mr.. Geo. w. Hewitt in another coiarsn> Tue
shades he offers are by far the neatest ana
@heapcst ever sold in this city, and Mr. He~1te
will arrange them at a very small cost. Can
and see tAcm.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-02

We learn that Mr.. Albert Pearman, bret bel
Of Mr.. G. d. Pearman, Of this city, was found
floating in the dock in Richmond OH the 18th
,llt.-the same place where the body OF Mr.,
James ". Baldwin was found,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-02

Madison H. Efinger,, Esq, of Fancy HILL
Rockhrifoe county. and brother of NJ. Harvey
Efinger, Esq, of this city, died at his resi-
dence at the former. place OH the 3eth OF No
yenlber. Tie affection. we understand, that
caused his death, was Brght's Disease of the
Kidneys.
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IOtjCAL.
6riyiai and Departure.

cnssArExKE AND Quo TRAIN1From t t NJ Sc .. M,
Tiyes 81 1:05 5 M leaves for the West ~ '' =
ina ieales fts the Inst at 1885, q: M '
uaiiSlos at s4S a. m. and $50 =: ~: :. COX
vixteY RA4ERoAD-Mail Train ah aFT Train with pas
m ana leaves At lU40 a. m ,s aeste at 4SO .. IN
sehgtF car Arrives AZ ~ .. Ia "DN
Mail Closes at $50 a. m.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-02

Mrs. JARLEY.-Our Town Hall was filled
on Friday night with a highly cultivated an
dience to witness the exhibition Of Mrs. Jar
ley's Wax Works. The entertainment was
given by the young ladies' and gentlemen OF
the town to aid in the completion Of the Lee
Mausolcum, and this patriotic and laudable OBJ
ject combined with the merit and popularity OF
the entertainment, was of course sufficient to
literally cram the house. The costumtng was
most elaborate and appropriate. and the imper-
sonation OF Mrs. farley, as given by we'll
known and popular young attorney OF this city,
was highly credltable and successfully achiev-
ed piece of character acting, almost, in common
phrase, ''laying over' the inimitable Sol Smith
Russell himself. Her local references and ex-
temporized hits were greatly enjoyed, and
grave visaged men who have never been known
to more tiian smile solemnly, were seen with
widely spread mouths in the very agony OF con-
vulsive chacl,is1ation. The exhibition consist
ed of three parasitic intervals being inter-
spersed with delightful music from the Stsne-
wall Orchestra, under the leadership OF Prof
A. j. Turner, to whose skill and spirit Of accom-
mediation, our local entertainments are always
indebted tor much of their attractiveness, and
which body is not squaled by any amateur Or
ganization In tho country. ~
The first part was the Historical Chamber,
with Joan OF Arc, Old King Cole, Jack Herner,
Washington and his Father, Mother Of Gracchi
and her Je wells, Jack Spra:t and his Wife, Lit
rio 10 Doon poh;naon f1rnsOA
The second part was the Chamber OF Beauty,
with Cleopatra, P1in1a Donna,' Priscilla and
John Alden, Juliet, Sir Walter Raleigh and
Queen Elizabeth with her Maids Of Honor,
Beatrice Cenci, ophella. The Bachelor and his
Lady Love.
The third part was the Chamber of Horrors,
with The Organ Grinder and his Monkey, Gig
gler, The Live Yankee, Indian and Maiden,
The two Centrabands, Blue Beard, Lady Mac
beth, Lord Byron, Riehard III.
The Chamber OF Beauty was the cynosure,
however, and recalled the POLITICALLY pictured
Paradise and its glorious Hourisr and many a
heart that had long ceased to throb in obedience
to the spell Of beauty, quickened its beat at the
reflection that the array of lovel illness which
beamed on that favored audience was not
the lifeless and deity moulded wa Ken counter
part of the human face and form in exalted
beauty, but was a living, breathing, animated
reality. As the curtain rolled down, ansinvol-
tary sigh of protest went up from the multi
tude followed by a tumult Of rapturms and
deateping applause.
The proceeds Of the first nights exhibition,
together with the matinee OIL the succeeding
evening, aggregated, we are pleased to learn,
the very handsome sum of SlS3, andl we feel
assured that it will be q source OF qualification
to the many estimable ladies who gave their
presence, time and personal exertion$ to this
laudable enterprise, to offer as the result OF
their efforts so -creditable contribution
from our city, towards the completion OF a
work in which every Virgiuian shoulIl feel a
decided interest.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-02

The nervous, the weak and the dyspeptlc de
rive great benefit from the use OF sAeos
IiouiL Extract of Beef and Tonic lnvigeraccr'
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-02

Sladke is selling Day aoons ara ~
SARpIrss OF Cosr. He proposes chsnse IA ms
business next year, so his entre stocA OF Dry soous
wal. - ssa ssod gosas CHEAP bet the Holidays
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-02

CIRCUIT CouRT.-An important and long
contested suit was decided in the Circuit Court
last week. The case was that Of Joseph Wen
ger VS.. Phillip o. Palmer, and grew out Of a
mill dam erected by the latter, which the for
mer commended had damaged his possessions
Numerous engineers had made reports and the
controversy has been at length ended by
adopting the award of Prof. r. G.. McCulloch,
of Washington Il Lee University, to whom, by
mutual agreement, it was referred. BY this
award Palmer is required to reduce the
height of his dam 81 inches below the height
previously fixed by report of the commission
ers appointed by the Court.
The case of w. A. Reed VS.. Ned Burke for
assault and battery-damages laid at $1,000
was tried on Monday, and the jury rendered
d verdict in favor Of the plaintiff, fixing the
damages at $3.50. The suit grew out of an as
sault made by Burke upon Reed whilst in the
discharge Of his duties as an officer OF the law
In previous trial for the same offence. in
which the Commonwealth was the prosecutor,
Burke was required to pay s75 and costs.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-02

,r. Indebted to Hon John T. Harris and
Hon. J. B. Sener, for public documents, ior
(which they will please accept our thanks.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1875-12-02

SLUMBER No LONGER. YOUNG INTELLECT
1t is desired that all who would have a pleas
ant and instructive time during their hours of
leisure this winter. will meet at the rooms OF
the Yonng Mems Christian Association, with
a view to organizing Debating Society-tlle
cradle of the orator. This is a step in the right
direction, and should command the direc: at
tention especially of the young men. Young
men, see to it that your mental faculties are
developed, and respond to this call. With the
unanimous assistance ef the older and moe
experienced, this Society will be grand sue
tccss-a Society that will do justice and honor
to all Of virginia's sons. Awake yourselsesto
n sense of soiJ, and be at the rooms of the
Young Mems Christian Association tomorrow
Night, O'Clock, FRIDAY December 3D..
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X. NJ. KELLY:S
TEMPLE OF FASHION.
ZIP GTAIRS.l

DAB1Ka RoBBERY.-OnilastH Inesday nj ght
some daring and impudcnt thief entered the
bed ehaNber Of Mrs. G. B. Taylor, and whilst
that lady and her niece were asleep, stole a
quantity Of wearing apparel, several pieces Of
jeweiry and other articles. The entrance was
made through the window, below which the
thief had placed box. The ladies were not
aware of their loss until morning. Strange to
say, there were several pieces OF silver in the
room which were not disturbed. Our citizens
should be on the watch in the future for such
scoundrels, and welcome them with charge
of buck-slsot. It is about the only way the
thieving business, which has become unpleas-
antly frequent, can be abated,
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F.U r 8.
Beautiful Black Sets at $2,25; these are lined with
silk and are really worth $500.
We have a fine selection Of White, Gray. Brown.
Striped and Black Furs.
Also Furs for Children.
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Upon the subscription OF the County OF Roa-
noke, amounting to 5000, 600, nothing has been
paid. From individual subscriptions in cash
and the settlement on account with Mcmahon,
Green & Co., on ga, 600 Of stock, $4,000 has
been received, aeaxing balance Of $3.50
still due. y -
The status ef the unpaid subscription as re-
ported by xaie conpany's counsel, is rs follows
Rockbridge declines to deliver the $210,e de-
claring that Saac company has no claim upon it.
Lexington declines to pay the $4,000 dor the
same reason. Roanoke declines to deliver her
bonds, and the company has applied for .
mandamus. Botetourt has madsa proposition
which sets forth that il the company win al
ter the location Of the line, and build or pur-
chase free bridge at Buchanan, the in
iuaction on the bonds already delivered will be
raised, and that 600 in bonds shall be de-
iyered;; provided, the company will make mol
further call until work is resumed in that
coaaaty.
The entire cost to the company has been
Il, 223, 90, the completed portion from Harri.
soaburg to Ssaunten, costing $l,33SSsSs. The
amount expended South OF Staunton, was
nronOrkjnned rs &OAONS:
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INCREASE OF BONDS ASSESSED. The
.smounts ofithe bonds returned to the Assessors
tMis year in this county exceed those IF last
year in the aggregate sum of Sl59, 1885, The
increasesfn the several districts is as follows:
Beverly Manor, sl4, 51s; South River, $24.O25,
Rivcrieads, S40,390; Middle River. $2l, 67s;
Pastures, s2s. 439; North River, $33, 739.
II the imcrease be proportionate in OTHER
counties thrcvghout the State it will add con-
siderable to the revenues of the State
The law passcdat the last session of the Leg
islature which made 1t necessary for the holder
Of bond to return it to the assessor before he
could obtain Judgment upon it, seems to have
had the effect OF causing persons to look up
their bonds more carefully than before.
>---A-
CLOSING OUT-FALL AND WINTER STOCK
AT CosT FOR CASH.
KIN. KELLY'S
TEMPLE OF FASHION. z
CUP sTAIRs.) =
Wishing to close my store, January lst 1875,
EIO c}aftHtC 4eaC W tcsI AOI
will, with out the least shadow, OF doubt, offer
my cptire stock, which is perfectly fresh, =
At COST FOR CASH ONLY.
The public ere cordially invited to call and
examine, feeling satisfied they will find many
useful and desirable ,ertiale, cheaper than they
ever before knew them.
N. R.-All accounts due me aud not settled
by January LIST, Will be. pItiiGto the hands of
collectors. f2D
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OUR HEAVY GOODS.

81 Water Proof at 75c, worth $l,25.
Heavy Black Beavers at 81 co. worth $780,
Gray Kerseys, splendid Goods, At 75c.
We have splendid assortment Of Black and Fancy
Cassimeres, and we intend to sell them At very
small profits.
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from these coanties by $a61 ,oR-
After the report had been read, the chair sp-
potnted Messrs. ". A. Andersen, W. A. Burke,
and John B. Evans, = committee to examine
and report upon. At the evening session. The
meeting adjourned until z o'clock.
In addition TO the report just given, which
was Cor the fiscal year ending September ~,
1875,
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VIEWS OF STOCKHOLDERS.

discharged. -
The bylaws and resolutions were adopted
with the exception Of the Sd resolution, which
provided fer the immediate termination Of the
arrangement under which the Valley Railroad
Allen said: We have given the arrangement
. fair trial and find that it won't work. After
. years experience it is ascertained that 1t has
failed to cover the actual expenses, including
the road department., by about $4,000. to saw
nothing OF the wear and tear, and the cost OF
administration. He had nothing to sag against
the management Of the Baltimore and Chic
Company; it had taken the road us an expert
ment upon condition tia it should be st,,ne,,l-
dered to its owners when desired. Tliis expert.
ment had proven very uaproftable, and for his
part, he desired to terminate the arrangement.
butt thought chat at least 60 days notice should
be given During that time they could have
an opportunity Of looking around and seeipg
Whit was best to be done. Perhaps Mr.. Bicl.le's
bid might be amended and accepted; at aay
rxte, the matter deserved consideration, and
any decisive steps should be postponed sixty
days.
Mr.. Davidson thought that when the meet,
Ing adjourn, it should adjourn to meet In nine
" Or one hundred and twenty days. aud that
the present arrangement Continue until the ex-
piration Of that time.
Mr. Anderson insisted NppA the adoption OF
the resolution, giving, ~ reason, that the in.
densedness Of the road was accommodating. and
that during the winter months tue expenses
| would ual''aiy and thy receipts decrease. Il
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Great Need of The Times

] rrRE TIA At Low PRICE; and IS we are de-
I"rmined TO suPPLY THIS SEEp, il is TO your in
terest TO help us by sending on your orders at
once.
es-See our Price List.
Oolong Black 40, SO, 60, best &c cents per
pound.
Mixed Green and blaek) 40, 50, 60. 10, bes.
so eents
Japan (Uncolored) so. 20, so, hes, 81 90 per
pound.
Imperial (Greeu) so, 20, so, 81 90. 81 IS per
pound.
Young HysOn tGseeuJ so, GO. 70, bes, 81 90
per pound.
Gunpowder (Gre-n) 81 90, hes, 81 IS per n.
English Breakfast (Blaek) 60, 20, 50, bes,
81 90 per pound.
Jas-P s. We have special quality of very
fne ooloug and Young hyson a, 81 IS per 10.
Any Of these qualities delivered free BY mail,
and safe delivery guaranteed on rc~eipt OF price
PLEASE NoTE-We deal in nothing III Al is rN-
sosSp, INJURED, pAxAGgp, or ADrLrEaArsa ~
ANY RESPECT, even the lowest qualities In the
absve list, are perfect in their degree, clean,
pure, aud uainjured in every particular.
cs- NE WIET ACTiGE AND REETi-
BLE AGENTS ETERrHKERE to whom
special inducements are offered The business
IS honorable and respectable. Young and old,
Rich and Poor, Male and Female, can get ur
clubs aud act as Agents. Send for circular an 4
begin at once
Address,
NEW YORK / ORIENTAL TEA CO.,
- pesey Nrsss, " 7
Jan Is, lsT5-3ms