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NEVER HAS REMEDY CURED HEADACHE
equal TO Vas h0sKms's issiGoRsSr sos Is vescyst
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
JOHN MATTHEW'S Is, Az aud scsa st.. e,ty
rHE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVELTY.
HuxYADI JASos
NEW APEgIEyr WATER
pR'I. NARIoN SIMS New york--As a laxative. Z
prefer Il 10 every oihor mineral water"
DR. JAMES r. WOOD, New York--~csrsain. bu. ceu,l.
and painless. superior 20 any other bitter water
DR. WILLIAM A. HAMMOND, New YsrS-"rho most
pleasant ana Efficient OF all pnrgative wators."
DE. ALFRED A. LOOMS ycw york-"Th, mos,
prompt aud m ~ efficient. spec~liy adapted dan, use"
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less dsarreea5lc and mp casant than any osher."
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other !aNRtivc.N
Specially for richness IN apcrent sats and
md As An ordinary ,perien; 5y eb v,rrno
an ar ciry lhorp,on tnd the entire medical profession
Ia England aha uerniAfy.
Awnexla,sinl dose
Every genuine b,tte name Of sThc Apoluars
Sole agents isr Quilted stalos aud cauadas.
FEEDEICg DE barry ( co.
FOR SALE BY DEALERS, oROcklls AND DRUG
THE HERALD OFFERS roH SALE
rwo SINGLE BULLOCK FERpEcrrSG pREssns
capable OF printing ~ 10, copi,, p,s hoar
Of an esh1 page paper either sN eisIt columns
Also ALL rHE sThRE0rysE MACHINERY $50.
PRicE, siooW
Address J. q. DaNSErr,
New York Herald
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GRAND MATINEE And SACRED CONCERT.
TWO O'CLOCK r. M.-rARr l.
OVeIturc W agner
Orchestra
q Soprano solo.
Miss skilman and orchestra
lChoral ''lIaelnjah"
rruehnpsieu" .Abt
("Vnterlanu. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Rocker
by the pupils Of the advanced classes public schoos
of Louisville and NE orchestra.
L. sop solo, Das wald vocgien'. ........ LgcAner
MR.. Flora Mueller Kunz aud cello oLligato.
. iNrKRMissoN PART =.
D. sSHp"o"c No. Beethoven
o. Piano concert opus ~ ............C. NJ Won Weber
flushed tile Words" ................ "A Isuucs
T. see the conguering Hero comes' andel
py the nups Of he advanced classes Of The .,ans
of Louisville aud the .chestta
g. Overture. Aladdin Norncniun
THIRD onANn coscrnr Eicnr O'CLOCK p s,-rARr
l. overture hoS"mundo schubeth
q 'Dic lImmcl nuchmcn" ..............,. Baethuven
Grand chorus Of male voices and orchestra
8 Contrato solo, on ltendinc." from Mranc Rossi
Miss Louise howagen and orchestra
a. 'OsslAn'
Tenor aud basso solos and CHI O.. male yoices
o. Soprano solo, ''Pagcn Aric aus den Hngenoten,"
Miss Clara Eennann and orchestra
g. Symphonic poem Dance Macabre". .saln. Scans
Orchestra.
IS1ERMssfOS-rAaT 2.
Z, die Schoeno Mclusincn thrst time in Lousy,lle1
Hoffman
This great modern operate symphony has been re.
ccivcd everywhere with unboundcd enthusiasm and
has the composer TO the first rank OF musical
genius IL will be presented by the following powerful
cast
Meiusna. Eugene Pappcnhen,
Ciothildc Miss Louise Roll wagon
CouDt Raymundo. Franz Iemnerz
sntram Otto schueler
q
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A.-5ENNErr BUILDING.

flgEPKOOP.
LOCATED oN SAssAv; Ann AND FULTON srs.
10 LET on VERY REASONABLE TERMS
SUITABLE FOX
LAWYERS. BANkEEs ND INSURANCE OFFICES
APPLY ON fiih P.EMfSES.
BRAIN FO0D-A BOTANICAL EXTRACT FOR
strengthening the brain positiv,
debility caused by montai steal excuses price 81.
Depot, ALIENS Pharmacy. 33 ist send circular.
BRAIN FOOD Is SOLD AT HUDNUr'S, HERALD
Builaing and CAsWELL MAssLY's 18th ST. aad
Broadway.
GOLD FOR GOLD
VIXEN you drink Chnmragns
observation-disclosures.
d. not be persuaded by ayrcious dealers purchase
other brands that are paying higher psoHt.
ASK FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Al respectable vine merchants and grocsrs throughout
TIL coua;ry have IL.
HAVE YOUR JOB PRINTING
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LOUISVILLE SAENGERFEST.

LOUISVILLE, July IL, 1877.
The musical festival closed to-day with two con.
certs-ono III tho afternoon and one in the evening
The attendance large and tho concerts were sue
cessiul The following are the programmos:-
GRAND MATINEE AND SACRED coN-YRr
TwO O'cLocE r. M.-rARr l.
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METROPOLITAN JOB rRINrlxG osTIcx.
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SIX FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Al respectable wine and groc.rs throughout
tn couatry have IL.
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HAVE YOUR JOB PRINTING
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NEVER HAS A REMEDY CURED HEADACHE
equal 10 NAS bUsKmg's issIGoRASt Joc. II Vescy
SODA WATER APPARATUS FOR MAKING ALL
aornied beverages
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One Of the Redeemed.


Mississippi Ike the other reco8truc-
ted states that have escaped from the
clutches Of the carpet-baggers, Is re-
covering from the effects Of tie spolia-
ton to which it was subjected fora long
time after the war. The annual report
CT the Hon, ". Il. Gibbs. Auditor Of
Public Accounts. shows that under
Democratic rule. though the taxes have
boeG materially reduced, the disburse.
nent, for the expenses Of the State
Government, up to Jan. l. were 50 much
below those Of the previous year that
there was left an excess Of receipts
amounting to over $4,000, which is
nearly equal to the estimated sum re.
Quired for the total expenditures for the
year 1877. The receipts from all sour
ces for the fiscal year ending Dee 81,
1876. were 1891. 1925. while the dis.
bursements BY warrants for the same
period amounted to 25is. 409.O3, against
81, 430, 1922 for she previous year
Fromthe excess OF receipts over ex-
.enditsres the Treasurer has retired
outstanding certificates of>iadebtedness
and paid bonds aud interest amounting
N the aggregate 20 s301, 723, leaving
still a slirplas Of sl60,944 with about
100000 Of the State tax of 1876 yet to
BE collected. The Auditor IN eonelud.
ing his reperT, eongratulates the Legis-
lature upon the faetthat under the new
order ofthiugs complete harmony OF
action and adesire TO promote the pub
lie veal have been the governing rule,
and hat Mississippi has entered upon a
career of substantial prosperity. Facts
Ike these exslaia-stlye extraordinary
political changes that have taken place
among the more intelligent Of the
eolored voters in the South-those who
have sense enough to understand the
extentof the robberies that have been
nerpetrated by the politicians who have
represented Grants administration in
that part ofthe country.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15
Railr0Sl AsGidsnt

On Friday night, between eight and
nine O'Clock, the southern bound freight
train on the Virginia Midland road was
wrecked ia the deep cut or Mr.. J. L.
1faury's place, resulting in Ike loss Of
seven cars, the engine and tender, four
Of which were loaded With coal and TIE
resi- with bacon and hay. For same
time past the management Of the com
pany have exercised special vigilance
ard had increased the number oE watch
non, as they apprehended trouble
when the winter broke. Tie northern
bound express passed the cvt about
6.45. and afterwards freight passed
both up drains having been preceded by
a watchman. The cause Of the &C
eident was the fall ola large mass Of
rock which completely DISTRACTED the
track. The engineer and Aronan were
injured, but not fatally.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15
First Blood for Waves.

+
The grand high eonamGssion, scompos-
ed Of nine republicans and six demo
Gratis, reported the electoral vote OF
Florida for the republicans. AS antici-
pated, Judge Fields, whoSwas put upon
the bench BY lincoln before republi-
eanism and corruption became synoni-
NOUS, voted on every question with the
democrats. thus making the vote eight
to seven. Bradley voted with the
democrats on one irnmaterial prelilni-
nary point, but on the question ofad-
hitting evidence, and on the final yer-
dict, he voted straight with his party
associates. Here ends the dispute over
the Florida vote.
The commission are now called upon
to adjudieate the Louisiana case. They
have decided one Of the controVerted
points. to wit not TO receive evidence
taken by the committees Of congress.
This puts the Hayes electors and re-
turning boards in position inYumerable
to attack on grounds of fraud. In view
of this, the democratic counsel have de-
termined to hazard all on a contest
over the legality Of the board itself,
constituted, as it was, of but four mem
bers. when the law Of the state requires
five. Should the eight remain true to
their instructive policy, and give Louis
lana to their own party candidates,
HAYES will have ls4 votes and Tilden
l85. The last conflict will be over the
Cronin vote from Oregon. Some demo
Gratis have hope that even a radical
Judge may be persuaded to do justly IN
one Of the three cases; at any rate, that
the jewell of consistency will constrain
a recognition of the Humphreys prece'
dent, which would certainly give q
chance to establish Watts inehsibility
beyond doubt,
We, too, have a hope. It is the
same feint hope which has possessed
us from the moment Of the compromise.
We have not had that confidence in The
impartiahty Of radical judges who sub
mitted themselves as so much packing
material for the party, when the legal
tender dilemma troubled them, which
people Of 4 country should feel toward
their supreme judiciary; but or hope
his been Of an indescribable, monde
script species, Corrupt men are never
certain. They are not to be relied on
to Go wrong all the time, and when il is
least expected We may be astonished
with freakish and frantic manifesto
ton Of virtue. Who knows but Bradley
or Strong may vote to throw out Louis
lana or to declare the Oregon post
master ineligible: Only men who are
guided by honest impulses can be cal
I.eulatcd. The dishonest arc never cer-
tain. Where there is uncertainty there
is doubt; when there is doubt there i
hope. Our hope. then, is ii that dis
honesty which vii sometimes deyiate
in Spite ofitselG
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The elcc-
toral commission were in secret session
from 10 O'Clock A. M, until half-Dsst s
O'Clock this evening continuously. with
the exception Of two short recesses.
About six O'Clock p. NJ. debate being
ended, Senator Edmunds submitted a
resolution declaring in substance that
the four republican electoral votes OF
Florida should be counted, ana EN-.
bodving also various reasons for such
declaration.
Representative IIunton offered the
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15
COMMISSIONERS SALE
REAL ESTATE

James Bowman rs. Wm. II. Lichliter &c.
/ Pursuant to q decree in the aforesaid
tCharcery cause, in the Circuit Court of
I Shenandoah at its Dee. Term 1876. The
Undersigned commissioner will proceed
to sell on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23rd, 1877,
in front OF the court house door, in
Wo odstock, at public auction to the
highest bidder, the real estate in the bill
and proceedings mentioned, being the
same on which said VIM. Fl. Lichliter
now resides,
CONTAINING So ACRES,
5 r. and : 7 There is good two story
log house, stable and other outbuild-
Jugs on the premises, aud also spring
and running stream of water making
it quite . desirable properly.
TERMS OF SALE:
Oae eth cash IN hand on the dag of
sale and the balance in 2 equal instSi-
meats at six and u months from day of
sale. bearing interest from that date.
taking from purchaser bonds with good
personal security aod reserving the deed
to the purchaser a lien to secure said
deferred instalaenJS OF purchase
money. SAFE at | o'cloek.
Z, 81. MhGRUDER->
feo' 1t i 5. CONF
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15


The cid Commonwealth gently chides
us for expecting zoo much Of the Iegis-
lature when we are not there. If the
editor will just read the Harrisouburg
papers he will see that Co. Armstrong
and Captain Sibert are there all the
time, especially the former. Then
there IS the Rockingham senator pay
ing the debt in whiskeg punches
Surely il cannot be necessary for Us to
sacrifice oursef again, IS we did for two
terms and tried to DO the third. But
We will consider the matter, and if
Rockingham VIII rot return Gel. Arm
strong Or the Commonwealth editor, our
patriotism may in,pel rs TO another
effort.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15

No President Of the United States.
{said Blackpood's Magazine eight years
ago. With the exception Of George
Washington, ever entered upon power
under such favorable auspices and unde,
such fair prospects as General Grant.
He goes out OF Office at the end of his
eight years tenure aptiy described as a
general who, in a hundred battles, never
won one, sare where his forces were
FIVE to ono, and his slaughter in the
same proportion. Raleiga (g. c.9
Obserreg.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15

sixyears ago this winter tie Demo
Gratis elected nine Senators and the Re-
publicans elected seventeen. During
those six years Grantism has had full
sway in The country and what have
been It's legitimate resuits2 At the re-
cent elections for the next Senate the
Democrats have retained all Of their
nine seats, but The Republicans have
lost six officers. making a change Of
twelve in favor og4le Democrats.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15

The New York &,n thus pointedly
puts II: Il the Electoral Commission
had been composed Of fifteen eminent
Doctors Of Divinity, eight Of whom
were ardent Republicans, and seven
were ardent Democrats f the questions
involved had been thoroughly argued
and the commission had then prayed
oyet them for a week, does anybody
doubt that, at the close Of the exercises.
every important question would have
been decided by vote Of eight to seven:
Such is political human nature.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15

The men and the newspapers who
favored the compromise are beginning
to hedge. They are as indiscroet now
as then. If the devil should let 90 bis
hold upon one Of the eight daring the
Louisiana or Oregon contest they would
have TO take back again.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15

of President and Vice-Presfdent for the
State ofFlorida, and that the votes cast
by the aforesaid four persons are the
votes provided for by the constitution of
the United States"
The vote in detail on the adoption of
this resolution was as follows:
Yeas-Messrs. Bradley, Edmunds,
Frelinghuysen, Garfield. Hoar, Miller,
Morton and Strong-S
Nays-Messrs. Abbott, Dayard, Cliff
ford, Field, Hunton, Payne and Thur
man.
POINTS OF THE DECISION.
First. The commission, exercising the
powers OF both houses under the law.
and having examined all the certifica-
ties and papers referred to them, find
that they have no authority to heal
evidence aliundi, or in other words, to
hear evidence outside OF the certificate
OF the Governor Of the State of Florida,
founded upon the determination Of the
canyassing board Of the State as to its
vote. Second. The commission could
not consider as evidence any act Of the
Legislature or courts ia determining
whom the State had appointed as cleo.
tors after the day the said electors gave
their vote. Third. In regard to the
alleged ineligibility Of F. c. Humphreys
there was not sufficient proof that he
held Office on the It'll Of November.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15

The yoteon the Florida question ia
Electoral Commission seems to indicate
that doubtful tribunal is sharply divided
on party line. Tlse people were so
dividedas the late election, and the
majority of them voted for Samuel j..
I'ikleh iorh President of the United
States Whatever these fifteen gentle-
man msy:ao- they eau't alter that fact.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE I.
"a Powell's Fort, She's. "a. n.


Mary Cain and others. SComplts. in
Chancery, vs., Daniel 2itlenour Def.
6y virtue eta decree OF the circuit
court OF Shenandoah County, entered
on the 23d day OF August 1876, in the
above named cbaucery cause, the under
signed special commissioners will offer
at public sale TO the highest bidder, on
SATURDAY, MARCH, 10th, 1877.
in front of the Court House, WOOD
stock, Va. the following real estate viz
all of which lies in PowelI's Fort Shen-
andoah County, Va, 1st Tract contains
ZIG IL acres, 2nd Tract l3a SIS acres.
Sd Tract SO IA acres. 4th Tract 100
acres. The quality OF the land is good,
some of it being first class creek bottom
There are all necessary Improvements
on the property.
Terms Of Sale - g
Que third cash, the balance in one
and two years from the day of sale, evI-
|denced by bonds bearing interest from
the day OF sale and secured by trust
deed upon the property conveyed.
Sale 90 commence at | o'clock 2. NJ.
W. L. WILLIAMS
M. L. WALTON,
i Feb. s-4W. Spec. Comrs.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15

E-TPGINIA, TO VIZ:
At rules tal5 IL the Ct-ri<'s 0Ese Ct tce
Circuit Court OF Shenandoah, fos RE meath Of
February 1877:
Jno. NJ. Narlis (.o7. Use 7a,o5 Brown sn&
JACOB Brown. ..-. o.. I1-1r-r
AGAINST
Joshua Barlow and Henrietta lis wife. Eebeoca
4. Lark5ns adm. Of the estate u andrew LarSins
decd, Annie Bowers widoTy q Elijah Bowers deed.
Gee. Sh!ap sad Mary lis wife, Samuel Is. sticsiey
In Ckaacerr.
TIE object Of t.;= suit Is 70 enforce III len q
Judgment obtained oy John Il. Alavhis (ro7 use
Of Jacob B-cwnl against Joshua H&ito7. husband
or Henriett1 Larki,.s. tor tie SUI. Of So. = with
interest from this day q u
and costs Of suit $751; and subject -he real aS.ats
Of said Henrietta ,Lasslns 10 sale, II being Ilrd
held y her maiden named and afterwards cor
judgment having been ostai-e1 before st:d ron
YeyanCe was made.
Il appearing BY satisfactory evidence 5hay ne
defendants Samuel A. Stlcl>lyy std Fannie his
vie, Joshua Harlow and Henrietta MS wife
are NOT lnna bitants Of this Stste-lt is ordered
Thai the said defendants 40 aprear hora w3thir
one month after due publication hereof, ana dc
copy Of this order be published in some newspaper
printed n Woodstock, once week for fou- sue.
cessiVa weeks ard copy posed 81 the front door
of the Court House Of said county, or the drSt da7
Of yhe next county court.
$50. ". MILEY. {. q, 4. 5. C.
A Copy Tcste.
GEC. ". MILEY. c. C. c. 3. c.
Fea, t5-4w. ". Z. W.7.q
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15

The Rhode Island House Of Repre-.
seutatiyes have again passed the bill
permitting the interma,-iage Of whites
and blacks N that State. Thirty-seYen
voted for and twenty-eight against the
bill,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15
Nele Advertisements.
8 4 8 4 8 8 4 ! 4

To the Wording C'sss.-We are now prepared to
furnish all classes with constant employment at
home, the whole of the time, for their spare
moments. Business new, light aud profitable.
Persons OF either easily earn from so cents TO
s. per evening, and proportional sum by deyot-
ing their whole time to the business. Boys and
girls earn nearly as much as men. That all who
see this notice may send their address, and test
the business we make this unparalleled Offer, To
such as are not well satisfied will send one dol
lar to pay for the trouble Of writing. Full psrti-
eulars samples worth several dollars to commence
work On, and copy of Home and Fires;de, one of
the large and best illustrated Publications, sll
sent free by mail. Reader, if you want permanent,
profitable work. address, GEORGE STISsoN s Co:
Portland Maine. Feb. l5-ly.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15

The decision Of the Electoral Com
mission in the case Of Florida IS, sub
stantially, that they will not inyesti-
gate find out, but only to cover up
They say they will rot inquire into the
miscount, but viii only determine that
what has been done has been done IN
der the forms oflaw. This is not IL
Quiring into the merits Of disputed
election. 1t is doing something else,
III order-that they may not inquire. Is
this the way to satisfy N honest pub
lie demand?
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15

A steamer left New Haven. Conn.
recently with fifteen million bumshells
for Turkey. Now Russia win have 10
shell out.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF TWO VALUABLE
TRACTS or LAND II

Joshua f. Stump use &c. Comnlts. In
ely. vs.. Joseph Roseubarger.
Pursuant to decree OF the Circuit
Court OF Shenandoah County, pronouu-
GEO in above cause, Oh the 18th of Al
gust. lS7G, Will sell on
MONDAY, MARCH 9Th, 1871,
OF the premises. near Toms Brook, in
Shenandoah County, at public auction,
to the highest bidder. TWO Tracts CT par
GELS Of land,
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15

The House on Saturday voted BY q
large majority against the reduction q
Congressional salaries to $3.50. and
by nearly the same vote in favor Of q
reduction Of the Presidents salary
from 5000 to s25, eco.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.


Thomas Corbia GOmplt. vs.. John J.
Graudstaf and others Defts and John
Cooks adm. complt Us. John r. Grand
STAFF and others Detts.
Pursuant to { decree OF TIE Circuit
Court OF Shenandoah County. reaGcfed
ia the above mentioned cause, OH the LIST
day Of January Is77, the undersigned
special Commissioners will offer at pub
lie sale before the Murray Hotel II Fdir-
burg, Va. or
FRIDAY, MARCH g Jb, 1877.
the farm owned by john =. Gran3staa.
situated near Stony Creek about l IL
miles Sonth West OF EGiuburg, Va, ard
adjoining the lands Of Mrs. Ellen Bush,
Union Forge, r. T. HumstOu, John
A. Fry and others.
Containing Al Acres. more OF less.
The improvements consist ola good
frame dwelling and good barn. There
is-alsc an excellent orchard OF some
seventy Aye bearing apple trees inpro-
we'd vartieS. The land Is limestone and
is well adapted to grazing purposes,
Terms Of sa;o
Frougt cash 10 pay the costs Of SHIT
and sale and the balance IL three equal
annual payments With interest from
date, the first deferred payment to be
evidenced BY bonu with good personal
security, the second aad tbird deferred
payments to be evidenced ty the bond
Of the purchaser, and the three pay
ments to he secured by & deed q trust
on the 1rOrertv conveyed
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1877-02-15
JUST RECEIVED

a large stock of Ribbons and flowers
and mlllinary goods and offer them
20 per cent less than Baltimore
wholesale prices. Union mills and
Wamsutta Spool Cotton at 8 cents
per spool, Clarks Q. n. T. 6 cents.
Pins 3 cents, Cassimeres, Dress Goods,
Trimmings, Laces, Hosing and every
thing am determined to sell 20
per cent less than any house in the
Valley.