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The anti-monopolist., 1877-06-21
ARE GREENBACKS MONEY?

The Cincinnati Commercial, (hard-
money! says:
A greenback is promise to pay specific
number Of dollars. It is not money, but
promise to paw money This promise is not
but a coin, containing a certain weight and
fneness of metal The greenback being legal
tender is a forced loan. The people have to
give up their property for it, and then when
the promise it bears on it's face is not kept, it
is dishonored paper, and it is fair to say that
it is not honest. This is a matter of fact, not
q personal affair.
To which the Indianapolis San, the
great organ of the Greenbackers of
Indiana, replies:
The greenback is money. The lazy
making the greenback says it is claw
full money and a legal tender" That's
the precise wording of the law.
Whatever legally pays debts, is money.
Greenbacks have been the only legal
money within reach of the people for
the last sixteen years. They have
used nosother. They have paid debts
and accomplished all with the green
back that they could have accomplish
ed with any money. A piece Of paper
may be dollar. It is not a forced
loan if it is legal money. Whatever
is made legal tender by the govern
ment for the payment Of debts, can
not be forced loan. The Commercial
idiot ought to know enough to know
that much. It is not ssdishonored
paper" because it is 'slawful money
and legal tender and paper that is
in and or itself a s'legal tender and
lawful money! cannot be dishonored
paper, and the Commercial idiot ought
to learn that fact. The legal tender
quality of the paper supplies to it al
the money qualities of gold or silver
coin, SO that the redemption of coin is
not necessary and not desired. The
greenback is better, cheaper, ,and more
honest than bank note. The people
know that fact. The editor of the
Commercial knows it, but the rapscal
lion won It acknowledge it. And after
all, that is the only question at issue
The conflict is between greenback'
and bank notes not between green
backs and gold. The greenback me1
say bring on your gold and silver ant
coin it and use it; but when you come
to supply the deficiency it must be
made up of government legal tender
paper, and not bank notes.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-06-21
WHOLE NO. 154

the progress of legislation and opin-
ion Of this subject, like DR.. Linder-
man, Director of the Mint, without
hazarding official opinion, appear to
certain that there will be some COM
promise legislation next winter, under
which substantially the same result
will be reached.-N. Y. Sun.
We trust this information is relia-
BILE. If it is the logic of events will
drive Hayes is still farther, ane he
will be compelled to defend the
greenback against it's enemies.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-06-21

has lost it's charms. But without
these he seeks oblivion in the lethean
waters of strong drink.
If you would reform a people give
them prosperity; and this comes only
by taking from their throats the vam-
pires that suck away the fruits Of
their industry.
Every, bad law builds t verns.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-06-21
Anti M1unopolist.
GNATIUS DONNELLY. EDITOR
tCANT' GOVERNMENT LAND.

Parties who desire to settle upon
ernment land within four, five and
niles of a depot; fine, high, roll
'ertile land; are requested to call
tor write to the editor Of this
ar. at Donnelly Station, Main Line
=. & p. r. r.
The anti-monopolist., 1877-06-21

thing, reducing expenses in living,
in dress, and coming down to the
ragged edge Of an economy that will
border on the sharp edge of want.
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Grange Mixture.

TJIHIs valuable Fertilizer lie nufactured by the
i old and reliable Pats prco Guano Co.. OF Bal
timore under the immediate supervision OF their
Chemist. DIR. G A. Liebig. II was introduced by
them about three years ago TO meet :hs general
dema nd for a low priced but genuine and reliable
Fertilizer. j has proved an entire success, aud
dem. nd for ii has increased, that last year
the sa!es amou ted to 5.O1O Tons. Il is rich in
all the elements of plant life which the ce and
art OF man can supply. and contains sand nor
auy other vAue!ess matter. While rot con tanning
40 large per centage OF Ammonia a, mont OF the
quantity of Bone Phosphate of Lime in q decom-
posed and available form which makes 1t more
permanent in effect and consequently of greater
value to the tina the high priced and high
~ ammoniated articles. We invite farmers to call
and examine the Eamplc have at our ware.
house. WASHINGTON LIPPIrT
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$40 A. NJ. MAIL, DAILY Arrives at C ordons
vile at II 81 p. NJ. connecting with e. l. o. Mail
Train at 90 P. NJ. for Richmond arriving at
Richuoud at i so p. NJ, and with {. l. o. Mail
and Huntington; arriving HuntiDg ton u 10 90
A. NJ The Train leaving New York ats 55 p. NJ.
aud Philadelphia ct II Is a. NJ. connects with this
trnin.
95J p. SPECIAL EXPRESS, DAILY
rives GUrdOnsviIIe att 80 A. M, onuCcting
" 10 A. NJ. with e. & o. Express TIa both East
and West; the former arriving at Nichnond:6 81
A. NJ, and connecting with Richmond and DAN
willie and Richmond and Petersburg rxpress T rains
for all Points South. nHd the latter arriving at
uuntin gton . IS p. VI making close
tinu with Steamer for Cincinnati md the weat.-
Train leaving New Yor Z at u 5o P. NJ and Balti-
moro 10 P VI. connects with this train. Through
900 A. NJ. Train from Richmond arrives
Gordonsville - As P. NJ, connecting with the Va.
Midland Train, leaving az 10 =. NJ. and arriving
AT W ashiE gion at 90 p. M; at Philadelphia at
: lG A. NJ. and New York at 20 A. NJ
So Train from Richmond arrives at Gordon
willie 80 p. NJ, connecting with the Va. HIia nd
Train, leaving a sop. NJ. and arriving at Wash
ineton At II IS p at Baltimore 3 InA NJ;
PhiIsdeiphia & As A: NJ and New York Is A. NJ.
lO45P VI Tain from Ri .hmond arrives At Cor
donsville 40 A. NJ, con r"ct'n With the w. Mid.
" shin ton att 30A hi. F.: Baltimore 10 IS A. NJ.
pb;I,deIphia 50 P. NJ and New York ! Us p. NJ.
Through Cars from Richmond to Washington
4P NJ Steamer from Cincinnati and 10 80 a. NJ.
Train from Huntington arrive at Gordonsvill. IS
A M connecting with Virginia Midland Tri in.
at 80 A. VI Baltimore 10 81 NJ Phil
delphi. l 40 P. NJ and New York rs p
n3- Tickets on sale at Virginia Midland r. r
Ticket Office. COL and COB fenna. Avetue trd
baltimore and Potomac R. Depot, oil ~ B
Streets. ,,oy,o
p,,. Ap't col and Goa Penn Ave. W shin ton
w. NJ 8. DUNN. Eng. Supt, Richulol
Dece E;ber 10. IS76-n
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ONLY RLMEDY FOR
HARD TIMES.
CHANGE YOUR SuRRGuk DlKGS.

A Ii wanting FRUIT FARMS, esreeiaIly
"A adapted TO tho gFo~Ia OF tue YIN =, where 10
ls An sstsn ltshsd success and pays ge Profit.
Tue IAnd IL EiSo ada pied the grow FsHrhes,
PcAFS, App!es and sn II iruIts alec. Grsin GrAss
and Vegetables.
Many nund,.d- of excellent vineyards, Or
chards aT,d Ea rms y sern.
r LOCJTl IN ia only 81 miIes south of
PhilAdclphIE. by Railroad, in n nj ill, deIIghtInI
climate, and at the very doors of the NV York
and Philadelphia Markets. Another RAiITuad
runs direct {" New York.
THE PLACE is already LARGE. SucLESS-
Full and PROSPEROUS. Churchr-, SchooIs md
other privileges already ests iished. Alec,
mauufActOries OF Snoes. CIothing, Glaze, Straw
Goods. nj Otner thiuge, which diferc at N en-.
beTs OF family can procure employment.
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CHARLES X. LAMBS.
Ein.lan5 ~ 7

Free If Cost.
The folio ing is extract from a serIption
q! EILclAn". Pub!'sh"d ga the New OK Tribune,
by the well known griculturIst- k"i"n RUhIEtOn.
All the fArmCts were of the ..wrlI d"'' sort,
md of " h" hR ed IhsiT tiCn
to iTuit' and maj get r'!' have grow rich.
Tn. soil il IoHEn. varying isnIa sandy 10 rIay.y,
surface gently undulatirE, iUtCtrCcicd y ith
small ctr e. md CccR-iunai wet meadow ., in
which drp0sitS # peat :" muck stored, Suf-
fcient to feTtIIizs she hole uplSEd EurinC~, otter
il has been & hanstrd of iis phtUT 81 fFItiiiIy.
IL is certainly one at til" '<tCnGiVe tracts,
. n almost lev FL vosiiiup. aud Suifslls c"rciti'
for pI ssant ming, that know Of this eide of
the " cStcru prnirie'. We found of Ibs
oltcst farm. apparently just pr"firbiy Prr"uc-
tive when frat cleared OF FORGET fifty or hun
drcd yenTSnEO.
The r,olrgist would coon diseo'cr the .a'se of
this CON in fertility The i" hole country - =
marine deTCrit. d II through the soil we fnund
sv.dCnces o. caIca rc""s Fuhrt'HcC". generally in
ia. form OF iudurrud cnt~n'"o"' mail, chewing
,nsny distinct fnrmP at ancient Ehsl.. Of the ter
tiary fn,us iur ard th' marty Sub.tan6" is'est-
tor. d al thI"rgh the P"iI in nVery c"mmiput"d
form and in tire condition mCSi Cssily EIIm.
Hated by such p"nts fhe farmer deSirss t".eui-
tivEtn
/ IE-E-Sm.
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Health 1csort

for come yenrs past for people suffering from rul
monary Affections Asthma. CsIarIh AgUe, and
debility ; many thousands have cntTeIy recovered
A B'IcE H"le, has just bees completed 100
feet front, With tack buIiuIngs four aIorIes high
including FIen' T,Uf. and all :. ,d,ra ,InnToSe.
mCnts for the ArC"nnIndai'on II vi.rturs
Price OF FARM LAND S26.uOp er Acre
payable by IustHI'i"nts wIIhIn the pCTIuc UI IUur
yeArF. In this climate. planted cut to vines. 90
AGREE oil sill fully as much a. 100 acres
further north
Persona uEh=qusinted with Eruit Growing, can
become familiar with it in short time on account
of surroundings
FIVE ACRES, ONE ACRE. and TOWN
LOTS. in he towns Oi LanuI.NIlie anu vluCIspd,
also for sale.
WhiIst whiting the CentrpniSI Exhibition O.
land can hC visiIrd 81 small t1pCp.e.
Apaper containing fuilin'Orn.AIiOn. will b, - II
10
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The NaturaIist's Agency

HAS been tstAuI!shed Mt 1928 Lancaster Aven
| uc. Pui-a.ir! FhIa, tor the purpose of Az n z
I .4.tciUTs Obj CITE al Natural history orpoT-
tuury ( buying. selling OF cx;n nngIng their du-
plIcsEes or collections.
have 3o tuns. and nearly S35, 900
worth OF AIlnerniO hand. Inavc cold over 8 H.
zoo '. SINCE the 18th of ia nuaTy wht q tns
nEst uux was put iHt0 Eny estHbIishinent. YeEter-
day, October 3sI, my cash snIvs cash receipts
were over S7uO.
Our MISEAALUG CATALOGUE. iliu strated by
S3O worth OF erEraviags, is ready for
distribution. Free TO all Customers. 10 Others
on .ccc!pl OF 10 ccnts for postage dcEiIe esps-
cIal!y cali attention to my rImar bly, Ene
specimens of Amazon St0nC. Of which harn r
have had nine tennis OF all tho specimens ever
found have made trips the locality and
Ihiuk may eAtciy say ihht no more will be found
Coco CRYSTALS from IS ccr;s to : LOO each.
NJ Tiin nium N-iuCEals are the fines, ever known
Besides the HydrAted Titanic Acid, II ydrotitaui.e
a mineral recently nnEIyzCI by DR.. Kuspig. of
Pennsylvania Uhiversty have aIso mark bIv
well crystAIized Peru-klIc, B, cokltes of enormous
siz. RuliIes ge niculAtCd till they form a circle
Schorlo!nite. wArwiCEi;e. &c.
In PcgNnite we have large eurGnCcs covered with
minute bright green crystals We have the most
eau,iFuL grccE NavelIitc ever known, colo.cd by
vSnaHiC ACid
The Co!urnhtc crYst.lr that occur in the Ems ION
Stone very intcrrstirE The Graphite from
New NIexicg, occurs in he xH rCnai rrislns
The Erl:b 'li:c fr' y, At xicc IL the hCst
found at any lu.a litv. We ceiling Amethyst
AZ FAR lower prices Than 1t cold before.
We have sold over : eco worth since the 10Th OF
july
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COAL AND WOOD YARD.

WASHINGTON g. LIPPITT
WILL keep hand a constant supply ofCoAL
w of all kinds. and Sawed and Split WOOD.
which tbey will furnish nd deliver In Titles to
suit for Cash. Orders left at Yard cor
ner Samuel street and b. & o. r. f.
1J- Cash paid for Boucs.
June 10. lS73-ly
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TAILOW WANTED!

TALLOW WANTED!
THE HIGHEST psice-in Cash or Trade
/ paid tor Tall"w, by DIS. HUGHES.
nRIED APPLES and Peaches wanted. in
~ trade for Goone, by ID HUGHES.
ZINE TOBACCO-1li inch fiat plugs- at only
L Is Gents rer plug, for ssle by
March %. 1876 D.S. HU GHES.
IIoRsFoKD's Self Raising, Bread rrepara-
tioa unsupported for making Light Bread,
Bisc nit. Cake. and Pastry-for sale bv
Feb. %, 1876. S HUGHES.
CTALEY, Armstrong & Chadwick ChUice
- Roasted Coffee, for sale by
Feb % 1876. SHUGHEs.
Is Feb p, 1916 Ds. HUGHES.
EEAGANS Il HAINEs' Choice Family Flour,
Feb. D, 1876. D. s. HUGHES
THEwiNG and Smoking Tohaccos-a full line
~ constantly kept on hand and sold cheap, bv
Feb %. 1876 D HUGHES.
BEAUTIFUL Pure Stone China Wash Bowls
ID and Pitchers, tor sale at a bargain nv
Feb %, 1876 T. 6. HUGHES.
PIRD Cages for sale cheApHt
ID J n yesterdays
Aug. "a, 1875. Tin and Stove House.
CHARCOAL, in quantities to suit customers for
~ fale by JOS. II. YESTERDAY.
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and will there manu!Icture Wooden Clouds on
Increased scale having grtater fnc!i'I.s aud more
Improved Mac h cry bi eide full cur.s u cUInpe
tent workmcn. Every article heretofore rnauutSc-
tured uader my suporysion will, in my present.
establishment. be produced In greater perfection
and will compare iavO,ably with tho best fAhrics
ain i" the market for Wool. and will purchasc
the Factory and through my Agents III Charles
town Nessrs Duke 6 a liahCr- alOwi ing the high.
est market price. If more convenient for my old
customers who may DEERE to cxch. &c Wool for
Conds to deliver the W COL in Char cstown. McssTs
Duke & GHI!Ahcr authorized to receive ami
receipt Tor the came.
Inform a tiun Il TO price,, &c., may be had by
ndureseing me at Kable;own, lay Agents at
ChnrlestOwn
Thankful for the very liberal patronage hereto
teutiou To business, the Tanuiactnre uf soperior
foods and by n,odorG chargcs, a contip uhnce @!
the good will and custonof old frlcnrs arc trlai
by McC HhhhLh' 'A'
NAV 80. 1874.
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GEO. 4. LIGHT,

Aurust1. IS76-sm.


Druzs, NIeaic1neS
X q Z I'll II 81,
SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY. TOBACCOs.
CIGARS, &c.
TAKES this opportunity of thanking his
] patrons vi their mOSI liberal IRITOuREFT ~
Tor the last year, and hopes by strict AttentHn
and fair dealing {" me TIt n GUnfiuuanCr OF the
same. sell first rate Euods Elwsys: do not sell
oomnts.(st chrGp good for The best Wsrr"nt
everything cold to Lee returned il nOt Gusrsn-
tsed. tbs my desire, and ALEC pleasure. cell my
patrons
THE BEST QUALITY OF GOODS
altcGys but will c"pc led. setI th' M La udn mum
Tor Sets, Syrup tor iE. and Cologne Tor IS cts.
per pint, but at the time. let INF m you.
that according the United StStrs PhATmAcOpss.
can't ma &c Lnudp for IeSs ths ~ cite: by
the vhOlesEie. much 81 'ErGT plan 10 10 buy
your gOods genuine, snd add the trGfsT youTssf.
want II my old Accounts sett" Up 10y paying
the Cash mediHrely, spd rev oE's begun iHIme-
diately. il not soooeT. Will rot ask for money on
the new once unit! alter iaTvsst.
January 10. 1914. GEO. T. LIGHT.
|NRCULATISC; Library, al
~ Jan 10. 1874. IF ri GEO. T. LIGHTS.
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CORRECTIONS or MINERALS

For Studcn;s, 1nateuTF, ProfeSsuFe. Fhy sIcians
and other Professions, Men. IhCsc CO!lcCti"ns il
luGtrRrc AL the PRINCIPAL species and al grand
subdlvisiOris in DAur 2UT other works Mineral
uCy every CryStnllIEe SysIem; all the prTncipH !
O:cs ana every known klCm"ut The collections
are Labelled with r printed label that ~ be
removed lay suAklng. The lGb-!s give Dana's
ppcciCs, u miber, the name, os Atty. and in most
Cg scs the ON position o the Mineral.
Az collections nccumPaHi'd BY an illustrated
Gotta I"Cue nnd IShlr OF sCcciCs.
100 CrysIsis Al nd F,agIIr riE'r Study, SI.nH
ion Specimens. Stud Et'e Size. La ger. 8 90
100 SncCimcns, Larger, AEIaiGur'S Size, 2i1i
inch.e. ~ 90
COLLECTIONS OF Ccn,r Ores Es E,hy NJ IL erals ustd
in any AIts or Agriculture. en- EsTd O. put up -
Order
we cell Minerals by veight. for tho Chemist
nd h!owIipc very lIr price, So sSite
- Ccn,a yer p'."rd. 4 inriiF IS per pnund,
Brock ste Pure CrystHi - ceTt- rCr P""nc. RutiIe
pure - cents PER pound, WnYcitie - Cents per
couun. u code 10 Cea;E i'or p"urd
have Just bought the fsmoUS Chiffon Collection
@! NiiErrn l. SHELF. kcl EHA teen 81 C.hibi.
tion at T.Tany's for tn" years he orig
innI price ntGcd wns : 3.un". II cont tanned n mum
Gnartz. inr which MIR. Chiffon WAS offered s 80
en,d a perfect sTniuc nUrtx.
Tic herhnr uIn If Iowa plonis that received the
Higher -iwarr. il pissed in my h"rdS for saIe.
for $3.50 The alone is worth : $50.
several : zoo w urth Of R"Ck7 M"nntai in Bi'ds.
Shells. B"rnnic"! Specimens. Mound Bui!dcrs Rel
icg, &c on In nd
Prof. CErmisIrv md Minern'Ogy.
Trilnv Am. hss'n Edv o. Science.
3-25 I.1ncaster Avenue, Philadelphia. Pa.
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PERFECTION OF LIGHT.

PERFECTION OF LIGHT.
The only Absolutely Safe Hlominstor to use in
any Lamp.
1T CANNOT BE EXPLODED.
Elaine. the family safeguard, Warden Oxnard,
Nov. 50, 1875. GEO W. KEARsLEY.
CREEPERs, a very useful invention for boot.
~ and shoes. to prevent slipping on ice ("hen 1t
Jan. III, ISIS. JAS. LAW. HooFF K co.
SINGLE and Double Shovel. Iron Beam and
- 81 eI shovel Ploughs; Cast Steel Single and
0'o''' JAS. Law. HoOFF s. CO.
DLOUGHs.-Ify you need Two iIorse Plough,
L warranted to please or no SALE try the Heck
May Is, 1875. JAS. LAW HooFF e CO. i
n! Ais ! NAILS !!-N0w receiving large stock
Nail Theh we 1,s 'fl,nS ue6FF CO.
7 ANTERNs ard Lantern !Obes, eheapes: in
II towr. Fer .a'e by oo
TEA Pans and Coffee po,., Stow p and Tin
April ii 1876 JAS. LAW. HooFF & co.
TINE beat makes Of Flour kept CONSTANTLY on
band and for sale By
COUNTRY Produce taken in exchange for goods
at 6. 8. DAtG ARMS.
Oct. ;, 1876. Opposite Carter House.
V. SIS DALGARS's
10 Smoking Tobacco. the beet selected stock in
charle'town. at low prices Far fs,r BY
Oct. 3. 1876 Opposite Carter House.
OOO LBS. Of Butter Wanted. at the m. Ike.
JINwARE,i in various Arsic1s' fo n ne b
VASES BEAUTIFUL sets for ,.ls by
May 30, 1876. DIS HUGHES.
= oet.es. s. s. DALGARN's.
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Uho,esale price. SIS uo per GEE; tisIi doz so !;
Bows sizes = u. 40 per Half dpZen So 90 !;
Rel ail price Rlcu'e tU,ach; Bows - each
fu Nth the sh.r;I. finished in tire hest
manner, for 80 cents each. ad'iI;iOnsI Repre-
scented hy the ahuvc cut Cuffs made, Sleeves
cut, the ShiTts can h: fin:ehCd by any COn1e-
tent to se a strnieht ii il oal necessary
to the cuffs, put IN ihe cevcs aud sew up
the aide
GEO. VT KEARSLEY.
scD,embcr 49, 1876
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ATTENTION.
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned having given his attention to
the Collection of Accounts, Sc, has concluded
to devote his time principally To the duties of gen
eral Collector, and invites the attention Of MGR
chants and Business men generally TO the fact
Prompt and energetic efforts my part will be
given to the Collection Of ali ella inns placed in nay
hAnds. A. !" CRAMER
CharlcEtOwn Jefferson Co., w. Va.
Dec B. 1872
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KEEI,S PATIENT

KEEPS PATENT
DARTLY made Dr. Shirts made from VAN
/ Eutia mueln and IriFh Linen Only one
uality, tn" verv beet Bose ms ply all linen.
KEEPS PATENT
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COMPREHENSIVE notice.

an rrd after April ls;. 1876. intend 1ssoci-
~ atimg Mr.. Robert T. MitchrII with me, nd the
prug business heretofore conducted under the
name of Geo r. Light, will be Continued under
the name and style of
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EIannel .!

FIannel -!
"THITE-Heavy twilled factory. tvilled do
w met, shaker, PLAIN domct, and a line
OF plain ali wool White Fiannels.
DIED -Flremans'. superior scarlet merino twill
IL ed fne and heavy nd plain III wool red Elan
neJs
TANTONS-Colored. unkleached and bleached
u canions from ~ To 81
Nov g. GEO: ". T. KEARSLEY.
DAKING Molasses and SvruCs. tor sale bv
ID GEO. ". T. KEARSLEY.
November g. 1875
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The new Il rTntake this opportunity TO extend
cordial nd hos pitLile invitation every person
wishing n : thing n the line OF Pure Drugs Medi-
oines. &c and guarantee sstIafscIou both in quail
ity ami price. LIGHT i MITCHELL.
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AND THE SOUTH
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad.
The only Double Daily all Rail Route
FReEi WASHINGTON,

Leaving BALTIC. B Potomac r. +. Depot. Cor. 9th
and SITS.
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SEWING MACHINE.
fNROVER 4 BAKER and improved Lock
" Stitch and Elastic Stitch Sewing Machine. for
sale by GEO. w. T. kEARSLEY.
December I, 1875
IF you want Cheap ';rocerIes, Cigars, Tobacco,
Notions. R0o;s ind Shoes, &c. call a;
Jan. is, 1916. SIS DALGARS s.
bacon and Lard Wanted. for which the highest
Feb %. 1876. DS HUGHES.
u NITTING .ad Spool Cotton for ,nle hy
N Mar. 81 1876 SIS, DALGARN.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY DEPARTMENTS
eae7vsEFaese Clothing

tor Gentlemen, Youths, Bvys and Children. of
to need comment. Sufiicr it to say, Ready Made
Clothing never kn"wn TO lie as low in pr ice,
substantial in make. perfect in fit pres
emit, nd the proprietor of the twin Fsont- justly
pridcs hi noelf upon this d ,artmcnt. guaranteeing
satisfaction to all who ratronizc his establishment.
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Havin made = chan re in my business. ] will be
Elhd for al! IhEt know rheHscITes Indebted to call
and settle AZ ara Of rrDrcy.
April !. Is16. GEO. r. LIGHT.
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Change ofLoCatioI,.
WOJlEJ G. DDS.
SHaNN0NDALE FACTORY,

THE undersigned respectfully informs his for
/ mcr customers ard tho public generally that
h q hae lcused the
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Department for Lediea, Gcntieme'. Misses and
Children, is repiete with every thing nec.rsRry
comfort and beauty the foot Having all the Gel
ebrated manufacturers work constantly on hand,
Arctics, Rubbers and Foot holds, all sizes. Hats,
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MISC BLLANBoU S /.
I'D Twin FrOn1s. 2
Goods Loper an Price than Since Me Wa

nUR Stock is larger and more varied than we
" have heretofore kept. being con- Plste in every
department. Every possible exerti"n has been
made to reuder our selections acceptable alike in
that the equal of this Stock of Gouds is seldom
found out side of the larger cities. The
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TRY Goods, Notions, &C.,

which he il selling at rAtea lower than the same
gcons could be bought at before the war.
~ lighctt ma: kei price paid for all kincs Of
Country Produce.
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DRY GOODS. DEPARTMENT

contains everything known the trade. We
quote in part, Ca sheres. all shades, Silk Striped
Popiins, Brodsres, BriIliautines. Empress Cloth,
Serges, Tycoon Reps. Black and Jspanrse silks.
Trimmings. Yacht ana 6 nippnre Laces, etc. Also
Cloass for Ladies, Misses Children and 10 funts in
Cashmere. Beaver and Cl0th. a complete assert
Of