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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-03-03

ArEV EOODSt NEW GUUU>.
BROWNE 4 ROWE
are nov opening ne" STOCK 81
DRY GOODS
FOR THE EARLY SFRlNH TRADE
BLEACIIED and BROWN COIIONS;
A splendid line Of HOSIERY:
TiBLE-LISES and other WHITE r"ui,>'
CORDED PIQUES, NOTTINGHAM LA't'S'
New SPRING PRiNTS-beautiiul:
4 line OF SPRING DRESS GOODS, and nr"
stock Of
PARASOLS! PARASOLS!
direct frors The manufacturers.
As this i 4 NEW HOUSE these goods arr IL Hh'
and FRESil-nOthIng left from list Seas'n'
Cal! and select before they are picked over.
BROWNE & ROVE
r.,c-.oI No. 1928 Eroai street.
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WI E. SINLONS & BROTHER,
w. BLANk-BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
BOOk-BINDERS and PAPER-RCLERS.
Accourt-BoOks Of all kinds made to order
CORNER TWELFTH AND MAIN STREETS.
fe lin RICHMOND. VA.
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81 to $40 per ream, NJ the
LID DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE -
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MATINEE THIS AFTERNOON
Fl. J. Byron's greatest Of modern comedies
"oUR BOYS
TO-NIGHT-LAsT APPEARANCE
TWO COMEDIES,
TIE VICTIMS AND SOLON SHlSGLE.

Seats secured ut JonNsToS's music-storc Main
.. NH Sit
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EpRNlTER +

GREATER INDUCEMENTS THANM
" EVER IN FURNITURE.--Haying re,,A
moved to No. 305, three doors above my OLD THSf
eighty feet In depth, and filed them with very SUI
pertor stock of Furniture, which am determined to
all the latest styles for chamber parior and dining
room: Wardrobes. Tables, Lounges, SoiSs, " oosl-
and Cane Chairs Cribs Cradles, Trundse Bedsteads,
Mattresses heather Beds Pillows, Beisters &C., &c.
Upnostering and repairing. Terms liberal.
I'D. GATEWOOD, 305 Broad street,
IA a hat,vet.n Third and EOlrth streets.
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| l,ox-shcct ut JouSsroS's, 91S Main street. re
served seats, 81; admission, 75c.; parqucf, Duc.
| family circle. 25c mn Z-3L"
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
MISS KATE CLAYTON,
from tbo ITSIoy-SoUARE THEATRE, New York.
THE TWO ORPHANS, .....
THE TWO ORPHANS.

WEDNESDAY-The new drama
CONSCIENCE.
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AmUsEmENTF.

pICHMoND THEATRE.
Last performances ortle renowned comedian
Mr. JOHN +. OWENS.
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g THE MILLER LABOR SCHOOL.

The SPEAKER presented a communication
from the Governor calling attention to the
necessity OF legislation explanatory OF re
cent act relating to the Miller school fund.
Referred to the Committee for Courts OF
..IIIskira
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.
Ceiling OFF AT COST FOR~a,
THIRTY DAYS LONGER. wv
NEW STOCK JUST OPENED.

Z v
NEW STOCK JUST OPENED.
Gentlemen Calf Boots, $50, worth ~:
Genilemens Sewed Calf Boots, 49, worth 'se.
Genttlemen's Hand-sewed Calf Boots, "a, cheap at
Ladies' sewed Shoes only 75c.:
i GentIcme, balnorals' 81, worth $3.50:
worth 40 Cx2nngress Caters, sl25 and $3.50.
Caters, $50, cheap at Sc 81: Gcp ncnn.S
car Square Box-Toe, hsnd-sewed, So. worth
Ladies' Calf Shoes, scwed 81, old price a 75.I,-
nlcs' KID Laced. g .25. cheap at s2.2J: Ia.ics,
Lhilahc!ph!a Pebble Goat Shoes. $3.50. worth
s2.30: Ladies' Serge Foxed Caters 81, worth
$50; Ladies' Congress CATERS 81 cniy: la.
dli ;, best quality Buttoued CATERS only 81,
s1lsss fiish-Cut Pebble Goa, &, good scbo,,-.noo,
scwe1, CLIO. old price 81; '
ChiIdren's Phlladelphia-made Gnt,oned Boots sizes
to 10, only 81, worth &i.75;
Babies Shoes, with heels. 30, 40. and SOC
Al; All goods warranted as represented at the old
NJ. GOLDEN, 1923 Main s,r.t.
mn slim not James Golden.
CHEAP: @
LADIES PHILADELPHIA FoXED CATERS.
a1.75 and 81.
mh2 MAYS 6o7 Ero,d stree;
C''hArhR' @-
GEHTLEME:N's CALF SQUARE-TOE CATERS,
$3.50.
mh2 MAYS, GOT Broad ,r-e,.
CHEAPEST: /M
LADIES PHILADELPHIA SERGE CATERS
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Senate bill to relieve Samuel Anderson
and others from the payment of forfeited
recognizance and award OF execution
thereon by the Circuit Court OF King Will
liam county; Senate bill to amend an net in
relation to high-school in the town Of JEFF
H. afo ".sga s.. s
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-06

The new police 90 on Thurs lay the S.h.
Look OuS Tor eq tails, We bows.
We counted Ii teen COWS on Broadway
yesterday ut one time. The COW ordi-
nance ought to be enforced.
Miss Mary RYAN died ON Saturday, at
the residence OF Mr.. MtNamarrar. She
was loved aud esteemed by all VIII !,
knew her.
Why didn't the City Council publish
the salary of the CnieC Of the Fire De-
partment? The people dou't know
whether it IL too much or too little. Some
say it is 1909. others $40J but we say
either is too much.
BELLEVUE. KY.
The Republicans assembled at the
Liberty Pole last night and fired one
hundred and elghty five guns in honor
OF Hayes and Wheeler, aud large bon.
tires Illuminated the surrounding neigh
borhood.
The following is the result OF the
election held yesterday: For Board
OF Trustees-Geo. Hobson, Ill; p. W.
Danky, o.; Geo. NJ. Patchen, ~; George
Wenderotn, TO; Chas. A. Mcmillan, so.
The three first named gentlemen were
elected. For Town Clerk-Samual J..
Griffith, tOS; BENZ. Holmes, SO. For AS
sessor-Reuben Tedrow, IS; Fred.
StoIZsnburg, "a
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-06
A MECHANICAL REVEL,
Miss Automatic's Ball

Miss "Automatfc," maiden kind
One day 10 give ball inclin'd-
And invitations sent she round
To every sewing machine that's found.
They came-and what motley crew
VI ancients, cripples, and "mock new,"
Responded to the gen'rous call
10 trip at "Automatic ball.
"St John," of course, Miss "Florence" brought
While smiling "Howe" Miss ''singer" sought
And "Wheeler & Wilson" full agreed
Let MHs " Domestic take Miss "Weed."
"Grover q Baker" Miss Wilson" had
Which made friend 'Dauntless" look some sad
AS also" White," the American" too,
With others-in all, regl lar crew.
Miss AUTOMATIC $50 light to run
or course, led Off the evenings fun;
With treble thread, lock stitch so neat,
She ran the rest all off their feet.
Simple and noiseless-graceiul, TOO
Each 81 ade Of texture she ran through;
Nor did she once inspire doubt
When all besides gave in-woRN OUT.
But ere they left she thanked them all
For attending Automatic ball,
Explaining how they all had seen 81.
Miss "AUToMATIo" was their Queen.
Then bade them tell each lady friend,
When TIRED of THEM, they might DEPEND
The champion sewing machine OF all
Gave, and led of Automatic" ball. .t.
COmpany's Office located at III
West Fourth street. 1t
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Leaf Tobacco Market.
fINcINNArT Mnpeh

The market has been irm this week, with
lg receipts. There was g 'od demand for
ali offerings, and lrices are Tally up TO pre-
vIous quotations, but no material change is
observed. ne offerings at auction for the
W, ek were as follows at the following prices
1875 hhds Mason county, Kentucky, District,
trash, tugs amt leaI-l4 hhds new = hlids new
aJ s4a5 ~, 2 AZ So 30a7 80. at from
Sa1U 40; I52 hhds od-60 hhds at
$8aY IS: 81 at S10al47 rs; % at Sl5ai9 90; 2 at
SsJ. 10, hnds Brown County, ohio, DisJrict--1
hhd new at 76J; lO4 hh is old-56 hh,is at $Sa
80; 70 at sIOal4 Is; II at $l5al9 ~; 2 ut S2Ua
% 20. 43 hhds owen County, Ny. District III
hhds NEVIS hnis new at a3 5ja5 S5; l3 at $d lUa
100; at $SaD 10; L. hhds d-4 hhds at 81 lOa
%; 4 at 81 0Ja7 90: at IS 00a9 8. lis
hhds and boxes Pendieton County, Ken;ucky,
District: 10 hhds new43 hhds at y 90a5 95, 10
at 81 05 Z 30, 9 at $Sa9 As, at $40 25a1l 80: 10
hhds oil ia hhds at 50 65, IL at IS 1Oa7 3d. 10 at
S. 0ja9 O5, at SO 00alU rs, at SIS 90. So hnds
and box Boone County, Kentucky-44 hhds
new-21 hhds at 81 00a5 g., IL at s6 lla1 81, a at
IS 3Ja95I; Ia hhds Old at from SIS to to $40 Is;
box at "A. 10 hhds and boxes new W. Va. 10
nds at SO 9Da5 IS; = ut $6a6 So: hoxes at from
$3 05 TO s 05; l hhlt at Sll T5. 149 cases cigar
leaf filters, binders and wrappers ~ cases
Ohio seed leaf-34 cases at 50 50a3 ~; 10 at $4a
9J;; % at S6a9 9J 9at S. 23a9 IS; at $10al2. ID
cases Wisconsin at from 81 % to IS 95. AZ cases
lndiana-7 cases new at So 7ja 20; 3O cases OLD
at from s! to $3.50
The offerings at auction rep red by the
warehouses Jnls week and month Of February
and totals during he year were as follows:
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FINANCIAL.
CINCINNATI. March 6--l:3o P. Nj.

OINUINNATI. MHrCn b--I.3U T. NJ.
Gold steady to-day. Opened in Wall street
at 1U5, fell u, and is now at 1U5. Buying here
at 104A, and selling at 105. Gold checks on
New York are quoted l05h.
Eastern exchange is firm with light demand
but very little Offering. Rates unchanged.
Dealers are buying at par and selling at lilo
premium.
Sterling exchange is little stronger to-day,
but there is very little local inquiry for it.
Sight drafts are quoted 81 So, and sixty -day
bills at s4 81 per {, IN gold.
The money market is quiet and easy. Ac-'
ceptable paper is in demand at to per cent.
Government bonds continue steady and quiet.
The local demand is light, and the following
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-03-06

HOGS-Market dull to-day. They are offer
ing at 81 90a5 IS Tor common, So 25ai 50 for fair
to good light S. 50a5 76 for fair t. good pack
ing, and IS S0a5 % for select butchers, per
Genital gross.
CATTLE-Market steady, and only mod
crate demand, at So 50a2 30 for common, So 0Oa
rs for fair to medium, s4a4 IS for good TO
choice, and S4 50a5 for fair to good shipping
per rental gross.
SHEEP-Market quiet and steady. Common
10 lair are worth $3a4 20, and good to choice
81 5Ua6 W., per GENITAL gross.
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For POnerOy.

THIS DAY, 9Th. at P. M. POSITIVELY,
T% ~ the TELEGRAPH, E. s. Morgan,
LufsAsSs 80 Master. Freight received at all
AaEzzaassEdR hours on Wharf boat, foot OF Broad
way. W. Honshell, Superintendent.
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For Huntington.

THIS DAY, 9th, at P. NJ, PUSITIVELY,
E9% n. The Z. & o. K. X. packet FLEEp-
isFssl55ss.SsS FsER9 WOOD, I. L. Campbell, Master.
szzdhzszAa Freight received at all hours on
Wharf boat, foot Of broadway. w. Honshell,
Superintendent.
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For Veyay.

MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at
3P. NJ,
g. GEO. w. CHEEK, W. H. Kirby,
LJsRs!aSS$ttE sRsaSatE Master. Apply on board, or at A.
sNssssSizsakA kennelPs, corner Main and Water
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For Pittsburg.

WEDNESDAY, 7th. at 5 PM, POSITIVELY,
IT, n EXCHANGE. Jas. Kirker Master.
lFssssss Apply on board or to W. S. Getty,
Gzz7sazsE6feN gent
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For New Orleans.

9Th, at 5 PM, Positively
s = CHARLES MORGAN. A. Stein,
LIs!isksAAsE% Master. Apply on board, or 10 Geo.
- Charter, Agent.
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CINCINNATI, March Ga p. NJ.
The total receipts and shipments Tor the
past "a hours were as follows:
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For Tennessee River.

THIS DAY, 9th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
G NASHVILLE, J. B. Sleeth, Master,
L;s8SSaa-j& Apply on board, or to Geo. Charter,
a<zE1lz5atzx renU
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For New Orleans.

9Th, at P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
r. n MARY HOUSTON, c. Miller, Mas,
lsSSSl ter. Apply on board, or to kOYSH
sAaan,..a1ssak & MOSSEr, W. s GkTTY. Agents
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For Memphis.

WEDNESDAY, 7th, P. NJ, POSITIVELY,
Ms% h CONS. MILLAR, w. C. Tichenor,
sasssss$% Nj aster Apply on board, or to
z1szz'-sazs1& Hoyse & MOsset, Agents.
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FREE

Fof lhe ,Ipeody. Cure q Seminal woakne-a, Io,t
MANHOOD. and al diS@den hroushte Cd BY InJlScre.
4. Address on, houEs AGO, clnslanln. o
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that Adam wao treated perfect. I. was
also said that Adam sihned, and that In
consequence Of that sin the whole human
race fell. The human race had existed
on the earth for Thousands and thousands
Of years, and had gone on prosperinR and
multiplying until all the Waves that had
rolled In upon the shore during those
century did not contain drops enough,
nor the sands Of the sea particles enough,
nor all the figures Of the arithmetic nun.
bets enough, TO compute the preface, to
say nothing Of the great history Of the
human race. The numbers OF the human
race were actually beyond computation,
and for thousands and thousands and
thousands Of years they had been born
into the world, had lived and struggled,
and finally died and gons-whereF II
you tell me that they have all gone 10
Heaven, my answer will be that such a
sweepiug Of mud into Heaven would de-.
file It's purity, and | can not accept that.
II you tell me that they have gone 10
hell, thenI swear by the Lord Jesus
Christ, whom l have sworn 10 Worship
forever, that you will make an Inadel Of
me.
',Tbe doctrine that God has been for
thousands Of years peopling the earth
with human beings duringa period three.
iourths Of which were not illuminated BY
an altar or church, and In places where
q vast population Of those people are yet
without light, 10 to transfer run the Al.
mighty into monster more hideous than
Satan himself; and swear by all that 10
sacred that | will never Worship Satan,
though he should appear dressed in royai
robes indicated on the throne Of JehoVah,
Men may say, You will not 20 10 heaven
A heaven presided over by such u demon
IS that, who has been peoplinR this world
with millions Of human beings, and then
sweeping them of into helI-not like dead
flies, but without taking the trouble even
10 kill them-aud gloating and laughing
over their eternal misery, il not such a
heaven "a ] want to 60 to. The doctrine
Is too horrible. lean not believe 1t, and
| wont. They say the Saints in heaven
are 80 happy that they do not mind the
torments Of the damned in hell. But
what sort Of Saints must they be who
could be. happy while looking down upon
the horrors OF the bottomless pitt And
BY the blood Of Christ | denounce this
doctrine. By the wounds in Ills hands
and in His side abhor it. By His groans
and agony abhor and denounce it as
that hideous nightmare Of theology"
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IAE WHEELN9 DAlY ktdEN0RR TUESDAY MORNING DECEMBER len

mac into Wet Virginia. The Preston
county coal will then come into market,
and West Virginia will. begin 10 loom u .,
She looms up now considerably. In short,
II she was not 30 much on one end like 1
Dancing Jack, and was rolled out Cat like
q pancake, she would cover Texas. There
10 lots Of her, bat il 10 too much like The
IfiShmau at the fair, knocked into a
heap"
1haVe met many whom l knew here
when q boy, old Schoolmates and com.
panionS, with large families 10 many
case'i some Of them wealthy, the major.
ity Of them like your correspondent,
waiting for the time to come when Tor.
tune will smile upon them and gil their
empty pockets. Among these are many
people, old and gray haired, with whom
my father dug black diamonds from The
bowels Of the earth In old Scotland;
many tried and true friends 10 all human
kind who manifest q desire 10 do right,
Beside the hospitAble Ere Of one Of these
princes amongst men, who Ia an I'm.
ewerYing and courageous friend Of Repub
ilcan liberty, Of equal justice among man.
kind, Of the unity Of the nation, aud not
the confederation Of independent govern.
ments; In short, enjoying the hospitality
Of the esteemed Judge Percy and his
family, TO know whom Is to love,
close this rambling letter.
JAMES CUNNINGHAM, in,
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Remarkable Utterances Of Henry
Ward Beecher Last SUNDAY,

New York, December l6.-Iu the
course Of his sermon to-day In Plymouth
pulpit Rev, Henry Ward BOecher made
use Of language that has excited no little
comment. Speaking Of the Trinity, he
said he believed there were three persons
united in one God.head; but II any one
should ask him why he believed It, he
should tell him he did not know any.
thing about 1t, only that 1t was easier 10
believe that which he thought conceded
with the doctrines OF the New Testament
than to deny it. Orthodoxy says that
men must believe In the Trinity or they
cannot tcome into the Church. That is
called orthodoxy, but he called 1t heath.
cnism.
at is no! an easy thing" said Mr..
Beecher; "ior an honest conservative
man to know Just what to preach and
what NOT TO preach, A man who values
morality, and who has the good Of his Eel.
loW.man at heart, can mot DO careless as 10
the things no ought 70 teaoh. twas Iaid
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ttuF1ash cAtE Cars to FullOn1 very forty mil.
n,sa' Through cars every hour and twenty NTH.
WV dt8
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HLEVELAND / PITTSBURGH RAILROAD.
" COHD6HSBB TLMR CARD,
Ion o. uT Ea15I rHassay&l
6aS&fis * = staISsv7S1
On and after May 10Th, 1877, Tralns ViIl run
lnily Except sunday a. follows, viz:
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TRANSPORTATION

No. stOpa 4. all stations between WheallnR and
SnmOsrAnli No q stops n all Stations bOlwoan
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Ss"ts'H'Ls 4IcuOnmOdGtiOn-LeaVes Bellairu az
no 7. All Bltgeport al 40; aud arrives AZ stOu.
otn'iilr It G:l6 p III.
Laws rtegtanv'llO at 7:+s 8. M; arrives at
Bridgeport At S:5S II. III.
srechl accommodation tainu leave BellalrS At
wy NJ Hhd 1898 p. iu; BridI epOrt al 9!l6 a N.
nd loo ?. NJ arrive At Martins Ferry 1855 4. q,
and LILO !. H.. Returning leave Martins Fetry at
ll:2b III. and $50 D. M; bridgeport lI:8S a. m,
and $40 p. mi arrive at BeaIfe ii 1850 a. IN, nod
i,G5 p In.
Tickets to all principal points in the East and
Wet GU, be procured at the Union Ticket Ofioo.
AcLure HOUSE, and at the station at Bridegroom,
+. X. MYERS,
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FORTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
DIR. c. MoLANE'S
CELEBRATED
LIVER PILLS,
VUN IHI CUKE o.
Hepatitis or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.

Symptoms Of q Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the
edgcofthe ribs, increases onpres-
cure; sometimes the paints in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder.bladc, and
it frequently extends to the top of
the shoulder, and is sometimes mis-
taken for a rheumatism in the arm.
The stomach is affected with loss Of
appetite and sickness; the bowels in
general are costivc, sometimes alter.
native with lax; the head is troubled
with pain, accompanied with a dull,
heavy sensation in the back part.
Thereisgencratly considerable loss
ofmemoy,a ccompaniedwithapain
ful sensation of having left undone
something which ought to have been
done. Aslight, dry cough is some.
times an attendant. The patient
complains ofwcariness and debility;
he is easily startled, his feet are cold
or burning, and he complains Of a
prickly sensation Of the skin; his
spirits arc low; and although he is
satisfied that exercise would be bene-
fetal to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitude enough to try
it. In fact, he distrusts every rem.
edy. Several Of the above symp-
toms attend the disease, but cases
have occurred where few OF them ex-
listed, yet examination Of the body,
after death, has shown the LIVER to
have been extensively derangcd.
AGUE AND FEVER.
DR.. c. MeLANE's LIVER PILLS,
IN CASES OF AcuE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive
ofthe most happyrcsults. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory
TO, or after taking Quininc. We
would advise all who arc afflicted
with this disease to give them a
FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements, and
as a simple purgativc, they arc un-
equaled,
BEWARE OF IHIrTATIoNs.'
The genuine Dir. C. M!LANE's
LIVER PlLLs arc never sugar coated.
Every box hes a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR..
MeLANE's LIVER Pulls.
The genuine M9LANE's LIVER
Pills bear the signatures of C.
MGLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrappers.
hag- Insist on your druggist or
storekeepet giving You the genuine
DR.. c. Mc;:.ANE's LIVER Pills, pre-
pared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh,
Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekecpers generally.
To those wishing to give pR. c. MeLGxE's
LIVER Puts trial, we will mali pott p1Id 10 any
Sart Of The Unltsd States. one boz q Pills ior
FLEMING bros. Pittsburgh. Pa.
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But this had all changed on the great
Sauonal Road. No such cAValcades now
Sas along these mountains. The iron
i LUHe at infinitely greater speed and
~ SOS cost carries the great productions OF
'ss ives! to the SeaboArd, and the mighty
i %i@'y oil the past has sunk to the condi-
"'n oil a common turnpike.
TwESrYYEARs FROM NOW.
u Ia stated here by those who ought to
, ,SON mat this great coal field In twenty
~ from now will be exhausted; that,
vs, MCt i would be worked out in ten
la sat: II the demand is as great an Il has
~, NJ !. 10 The days Of the past, In that
~ 18Th, tSe great coal trade Of this region
''U'a In all probability cross the Poto-
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MERCHANT TAILOR.
! take pleasure in informing my cuStO.
mers, and the public in general, that my
FALL & WINTER STOCK

Is now in store, with the addition every
week OF such novelties as may be brought
out
Gentlemen will find in my establishment
everything that IL new, stylish or desirabl.
In material, both OF Home and Foreign
make, and at prices to suit the times.
Twill make up to measure heavy weight
all wool Suits from 500 90 upwsrds, which
In cut, workmanship and trimmings shall
not be excelled.
From my long experience in the business,
doing my own cutting. selling my own
goods and buying exclusively for cash, my
expen es are at the lowest point, and car
and do sell at the lowest figure.
lam closing out my entire stock Of FUR.
NlsHING GOODS at and below cost, to
discontinue that branch of business.
Ell. LINGEN
au2l
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Nos. s and 10 make close connection Al Columhp,
Tor all pOlnts South and Southwest; Al ChioSPo m
all points West aud North west,
EAsi.bound trains make connections al Baltinora
Tor Philadelphia, New York and Boston, a WaSh.
lhstou City IOr all points south,
Wesl-DOund trains make direct connections To-
all principal points West and Northwest.
Pullman Palace cars on all night trains
No 10 ou Saturday night has no connection lon
Chicago or kAnduhky.
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