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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-20

dc hnteau Nosler, DO or bur own rree VIII
and right. freely bcstow the hand Of the Lady
Blanche OF Paris upon ST. Huon do Baisan
cnur, knight and page of Charles VII, and,
furthermore we do command the chevalier
to salute the lips OF this fair dame as penancc
lof MS having lately challenged US to mortal
combat
Ihe marriage of Blanche and Huon was
shortly alter celebrated in the presence of
tne sovereign and his court The bride was
paie and timid as the lily of the valley, to
which MINISTRIES likened her but Huon'a
Ups displayed a smile of lofty triumph while
he breathed his vows. The duke and
duchess viewed them with delight, and they
bad the holy blessing of the Maid Of Orleans
as she stood beside the altar, clad in golden
mail from head to heel.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-20
MAGNOLIA
BALM

Tho MAGNOLIA DALA Is n sure device for creating
q pure and blooming complexion.
1t concenls NIL natural blemishes in tho most sur
prising and effective manner
1t removes all roughncss, cruptions, redness
blotchcs, ~freckles, and tan with magical power.
1t drives AWAY oil evidences OF fatigue and ex-
element.
1t makes the plninest face beautiful.
1t gives the complexion II dazzling purity and
makes the neck, face, and arms appear graceful,
rotund, and plump. :
1t makes n matron Of IS or 10 look no. more than
20 years old, aud changes the rustic nniden into a
cultivated city belle.
The Magnolia Bafn, remores oil ~Liemisses and con-
eeais every drarcbdek 10 beauty; and, iehie IL " as
hdrmiess as tcafer, IL is so tVeiike IN ss cJecis that
The ciosesf observer cannot defect its use.
Ladies' who want to make themselves attractive
can mako an absolute certainty of it by using
HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM. md we know Of no other
way. 1t is the cheapest preparation in the world,
all things considered, and may DO had at any drug
store.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-20

sTURGIs & GOoDELL. P. O..
Cheyenne, Wyo. Range. Fox Creek,
Lower Horse Creek and Goshen's
Hole, Laramie Co., wyo. TEL
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loRIotNAL.1
Or, the
An Item of Interest to Every Lady who
Desires 10 be Moro BcautfruI
than she now IL.

Unfortunately not one woman in a hundred, sub
jccted 10 the whims OF an American climate possess
cs tlint basis and starting point of real beauty-a
pure and clear complexion
What nature has thus denied. nrt must Le called
upon to furnish.
1t can DO done; it Is done dnily. Prof. W. Z.
Hngan placed beauty within the reach of every un-
blessed daughter OF Eve when lie discovered that
surprising article known in fashionable circles rs the
true +cs,rct of bcnuty, and called
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-09-20
ROPE !

Address JOHN A. ROEBLING'S SONS
manufacturers Trenton, N. j.. or III Liberty
street, New York. Wheels and rore for con
veying power long distances. Send for cir
cular. Jyl0d3m
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laramie County Stock Brands,

Laramie County Stock Growers
Association.
A. " President, Cheyenne, Wyo.
a. II. hEEa, Treasurer, Cheyenne. Wyos
rHos. sTURGIS, Secretary. Cheyenne'Wyo
M laramie County stock Associates
onsns . reward OF e00 for the arrest and
conviction OF any party or parties detected
In stealing or killing stock belonging to
any member Of the Association. i'd
SWAN BROTHERS. p. O., Chey-
snne. Wyo. Range, Chugwater and
Sable.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-29

NATIONAL QUARANTINE REGULATIONS. =
The proposition to establish national quar-
antine against yelIow-feyer, which, as pre-.
yiously stated in these dispatches, the Pre-
sident will probably recommend in bis an
nual message, will, it is understood, be
resolutely opposed by Influential parties in
the East, aud delegations to protest against
the measure will shortly be here front New
York and other Atlantic ports. The rea-
soning is that New Orleans and such SOUTH
ern ports as have been desolated by the pes
thence ought to exert themselves to bring
their municipal arrangements into conform
ity with sanitary laws before asking Con-
gress to establish q national quarantine.
Two New York city congressman have al
ready announced that they will speak
against the measure.-Wa Washington Spe-
Baltimore american. - M 49,
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9e-CEN'T STORE.

y DECEIVED AT sos BROAD STREET,
A beautiful line of ALBUMS ut 99c. and :l.9s;
Handsome PEARL CARD-CASES at 99c. and
sl.5O-thc latter great bargain;
Handsome INLAID SHELL CARD-CASES;
Full line OF GERMAN and FRENCH-PLATE
MIRRORS at Soc, 75c., and 99c.:
Five dozen THREE-sHELF FOLDING BOOK
RACkS-WALSUT;
Another lot Of CARRIAGE-WHIPS, six to eight
feet long, at 99c. and 3l.25-every one warrant
ed;
A lot Of THREE-S SHELF PLANT-STANDSa at 99c.
More of those handsome CuAIN-TABLES, with
inlad tops, At 99c.;
Handsome LAMPS, with full seven-inch Argand
trimmiugs-a dozen styles, among which are tlg-
ures and extra gilt;
Handsome lot of LADIES' OPERA-CHAINS and
SETS ut 93c.;
4 lot of new styles In WALNUT WALL-POCk-
ETS-somc very handsome ones;
The best iow-priccd COAL-HODS In town.
Catalogues mailed free to any one sending address
aud all orders promptly and carefully filed.
w. A. STEVENS,
uo23 sos Broad street.
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The DECEMBER No. OF THE SOUTHERN
HlsToRTcAL SOCIETY PAPERS Is one OF the
best which has been issued, both In typo
nphicalsappeasance and u. ss1e interest OF.
The report ST The annual meeting Of the
Society, the address OF sDr. BURROWS, and
the fun text 81 the report Of the Executive
Committee, will beiread with wide interest
and general qualification ut the prosperity
Eand PROSPECTS OF The Society.
In q West Point and Secession " General
u. Il. MAuRY makes q capital bit by show
ling that the textbook at West Point
l("Raule on the Consultation ", from 1922
to The breaking out Of the war, distinctly
taught the right Of secession that DAVIS
LEE, the JoHNsToNs, and the rest, were,
therefore, taught I" States Rights /" by the
National Government, and that it Is all nom
sense to charge them with being "rebels"
and 8. TRAITORS for doing Just 'ohat Rest
Point taught them TO do.
General 5. D. LEE comes back at General
] LoNasTREET in reference to the ARTILLERY
. at Second Manassas" and, in an article
admirably written and in fine spirit, shows
that LoNosTREET Inexperienced bis pre-,
| yious article; that he was not claiming any
credit for himself in the selection OF the
position for the guns, but only insisting
that his eighteen pieces OF artillery, posted
much nearer the enemy than LoNGsTREET's
four, had something to do with the repuIse
OF the enemy, and that the credit OF the
final rout did not belong to Longstreet alone
(as he cIaimed, but was partly due to LEES
battalion and to the heroic stand and splen-
did charge OF JACKSON and his "foot cay
airy" ..,f
The official reports OF General ED. JOHN
SON and General Ell. HETH are important
links in the ssGettysburg Series"
General EARLY refutes the story OF Gene
raj REVERE lin Keel and Saddte) that STONE
WALL JACKSON was an astrologer, and gives
an exceedingly interesting account OF the
wounding OF JACKSON in letter from Cap
tain WILBoURN, of his staff, who was at his
side wheB he fell.
Then follows report Of the Army OF
Northern Virginia reunion, with 0er6at1H
report Of the speeches of Hon. A. N. KEI
LEY and General M. j. WRIGHT.
In editorial paragraphs subscribers are
notified that no,o is the time for them to re-
new for next year. And we would warmly
commend this important enterprise to our
people. In deciding on what your families
shall read next year, do not fail to send
So to DR.. j. WILLIAM JONES for the South
ern Historical Society Papers.
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!. spEs1AL Ntrrrcss

HT THE CHEAPEST YET--ANOTHER
Extra-wide ALL-WoOL BLACK CAsHA.ERE at
BLACK a aIEsWg0L cAsHMEREs at co. so, 75
gss 155 Fs5y s g.
s' sfL sRs &c. g. is, s5c, 81,
shSSK IL SSESREB S zsHyf4s
BLACK aud COLORED SILKS ut all prices-somc
extraordinary bargains;
CLOTH al go, rs, s5c.. and 81
large Assortment. of GOODS for boys and mems
ss5 aSTpSRnD
A large ' lot 20 Of HOODS and NUBIAs at 25c. each
worth double the money. but they must be sold;
s MGFfs, 9 GotIFs, cApEs, BoAs, and HATS.
for ladies and edren to be sod a sasri e
isTAIR-CAIPET at 25c. per yard worth 35c.;
LIST CARPET at 35c.:
6 6HtthSF iA RUGS ats5s s. co. and U.s.:
4 large stock Of CoL0REp and WHITE BED ID
A iS 9 + sh n ths cs
COMFORTABLEs OF our own manufacture. quilt.
Ell by hnnd. and wadded with good cotton;
PURE LINEN TABLE-CLOTHs, TWO yards long
LlSES:oEUsrB- CLOTHS, three yards long, at So
TRUNKS, sATcHELs, BASKETS, and SHAWL
STRAPS;
CARRIAG E-BLANKETs in great variety, from 90
to SO:
IA.RUBBER BLANKETS;
LACE CURTAINS and DOW-SHADEs;
large assortment Of CLOAkS ut prices to suit the
clio. est buyers:
WATER-PROOF GARMENTS, and show al
assortment or listers, Newports, and Circulars
for ladies, and Talmas, Goats, and Hats for gem
tlemen: s'
BLACK and WHITE LACE, and q large assortment
OF SILK TIES and BOWS, LINEN COLLARS
and CUFFS. and large stock OF SLEEVES;
RUFFS and RUFFLES In great variety 1T the low
est prices; ~
4 large assortment OF KNIT GOODS, such rs Hoods,
Nubias, Sacques Sleeveless Jackets. Caps, Scarfs,
and Cardigan Jackets, 10 be sold out;
COLGATE'S SOAPS, EXTRACTS, and TOILET
WATERS;
The new-styie BLACK VELVET SATCHELs, with
A large assortment Of PRINCES, CHIPS. BRAIDs,
BUTTONS, and other DRESS TRl INNINGS;
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS In great variety:
= LEVY BROTHERS,
..... 1017 and 1919 Main street,
no &c Richmond, Va.
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BANKRUPTCY.

- mo. 5556.I .r..... ,.... ....
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF VIRGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF
JOHN POE, JR., BANKRUPT, IN BANKRUPT
CY. 4. 49, - ~ Il
CLERKS OFFICER
RICHMOND, VA, November 21, 1878.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Take notice
that petition has been filed In said court by John
Poe, DR., of Richmond, Va, in said district, duly
declared bankrupt under The act Of Congress OF
March 2, 1857. and the acis amendaiory thereof
and supplementary thereto, for discharge, and Ger
ttfcate thereof from all his debts and other claims
proyo1le under said acts, and that the 5TH DAY
OF DECEMBER, 1878, at IL O'Clock d.. at the
Office of Thomas S. Atkins. Esq, Register In Bank
ruptcy, In the custom-house IN the city OF Rich
mord Va, is assigned for the hearing Of the same
when and where you may attend and show cause, II
any you have, why the prayer of the said petition
mo 90 F2w JOHN R. POPHAM. Clerk.
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Demoraizing Effects of Suspensions.

Demoralizing Effects of Suspensions.
The discussion OF the silver question by
x-Secretary-of-the-Int Cox, Of Ohio,
who is also known as General Cox, is one OF
the most clear and conclusive papers which
have appeared upon the subject. Owing to
pressure upon our columns we were COM
PEELED to give it in broken doses. Halt OF
1t appeared yesterday, and the remainder is
given in this mornings Dispatch. Those
who are interested in the subject will hno
General Cox's views very instructive.
We were struck with the truth Of wha'
he says about the bad consequences OF
suspension OF specie-payments. We quote
his words: =:
cone OF the worst consequences OF
suspension OF specie-pay ments is the de.
moralization almost sure to follow the dis
coyery that under forms Of law debt may
he maid In a cheaper way than the contract
provided. 1t is this that leads to s. fiat
money Oschemes and other similar abSurdi-
ties" 5t
Exactly! ssFiat money" (fat nonsense)
was the silly idea by which slack-twisted
morality essayed to pay debts in q cheap
WhS-Uy uCpiSSkatiE5 stuC uoICJ usSu "
pay them. The judgment OF the people
consigned it to the tomb of condemnation,
and it is one more delusion sent to keep
company with fethe numerous others that
have in suspensio been exploited as
ways to make the payment OF debt easy.
AL who have lived three decades orrmore
know bow the demand for stay laws and
restraining measures OF all kinds has
sprungsup at every suspension OF specie
payments; how every obstacle was thrown
in the way OF collection Of debts, and. Of
course, how confidence between man and
man fed the land, and business almost
ceased. while despair possessed the public
mind. = n. .F 81 q $50
Fatal policy that should find no favor in
the mind of any man who is worthy of
the naEe statesman. So Is it d policy that
has proved It's evils so often that the people
should look upon Il with fear, and dread
its application in the State as calamity.
II collection Of debts is stopped bust.
ness is nearly ended, and NOT only has the
debtor an immunity from payment, bni
everybody Is pinched for means to live
Nobody trusts those saho need assistance
Z and nobody can procure the means to ST rl
& or ma ntain enterprise. Property siescenas
5Ss tss scafe OF value, and finally much tina,
w -
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PIcu>soyD- VA November 81. 1879. (

-----" .---------E ---|--- 7 CLERK 3 UFFITB
RICHMOND, VA, November 81, 1878.
To ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN; Take notice
that q 1peution has been fed In said court by p.
c. Warwick, of Chesterfield county, In said district,
duly declared u bankrupt under the act OF Com
gross OF March 2, 1867 and the acts amendatory
thereof and supplementary thereto for discharge,
aud certificate thereof, from all his debts and other
Claims pIovable under said acts, and that the Attn
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1875 at ~ O'Clock ~, mt the
Office OF Thomas $. Atkins, Esq, Register In Bank
ruptcy, in fhe custom house III the city OF Rich
moud, Va, is assigned for the hearing of the same
when and where You may attend aud show cause, II
any you have, why the prayer OF the said petition
no 22-E2w JOHN R, PoPHAM, Clerk,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-29

A HEART BOWED DOWNS Senator Lamar,
who has been here for several days, takes a
very gloomy view. OF the political outlook,
and fears o revival OF sectional strife
Washington speciat-B Baltimore american.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-29

SUDDEN DEATH OF HELLER rHE MAGICIAN.
Philadelphia, November 27.-Robert Hell.
Ter, the magician, died at the Continental
Hotel in this city tonight, after o yerI brief
illuess.. he gave an entertainments here on
Monday night last. .s;s,
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The TAX ON ToBACCo.-Notwiths
the protest OF ommissioner-of-Tn Internal
Revenue Raum against the proposition, the
southern and western tobacco
ers will make an earnest effort to secure a
reduction OF the tobacco tax from "a to Is
cents per pound.
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NATURES REMEDY!
ENDORSED by MEDICAL PROFrssroy
TIE ALUM AND IRON MASS AMI IT. .rr,r,
$1,000. FROM THE "iHiS

THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND wATyp
FROM THE '"iHH
bEDf9sKD VA ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
ESTABLISHED rwETTY-sIx YEAps "''
EFFICIENCY proved by actual results IN ihon..r, -
cases or Dyspepsia. Debility Diseases Pccrliar %
women, 1nf9nic DiarrhGa Headache. scrofall and
Lu.nneous anecti0nS. Sore Throat and Ntht bnr;,
Chil!s and Malarial Fever. Extracts iroin ics,i,
practice Of forty years,-acts as a tonic
ana febrifuse: preferable TO chlorate Of potash
J.. A. sIFFERD. NJ. d. T.
remedy equal 10 Bedford Alum and Iron s,,h no
Water and Mass for Chroaic diseases and dsnsss
JOHN p. METrEArn. NJ. D.LI..D.v
-, successfully used in Dyspepsia and CLront.
Prof. SAM'L JACKSON. u. D., rnIv ~
Surprising any remedy that know Of far ic -,
fulouS affections. Have used /, for twcrty.nyn go
IN J.. my practice y: WALKER, ii. D.. ia.
found no treatment equal to this wafer and ms, n
Scrofua, CnaneOus Affections. GIandular Ihr,,,.oi
ment, Chronic lrria'lons OF The B!addcr. KId,'e,s
and Urethra; liberation. and certain farms Of ,?
pepsia." Prof. j. j. MOoRM.S VI II r,'-
NO WATERS HAVE a WIDER RANGE or r tsi
FULSEss." VA. MEDICAL MOxrltIY.
Richmond Va.
Used with unparalleled success In hemorrhas!c
matarlal icFer. W. 4, GREEN.
Ex-vice-Presdent Ga Mcl. $50
rSTiRELI CURED OF CiIILLS AND FEVER lY
IT.. REV +. &. DODSOS. j. \. LEE Va
Directions. analysis, and full proof OF ali cl,I ,r
sent with each package. '''
Wafer, 80 cents per gallon; - per case o: o,n
dozen Navigation bottles; 90 for flyc-gallon acui.
Mass SO cents and 81 per bottle: % 80 ,ra:,
per half dozen, according to size-scnt up,-paiI "
Full proof OF all claimed sent free nrcn arpIica
tlon Liberal terms to deae- Invads accom-
Address 4; N. DAVIES, President Of The CON.
soIdby FOLK MILLER ( 60.
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~
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T F \ X NJ. ~
KING BOLT AND ABD-EL KAphf

KING BOLT AND ABD-EL hApf''"
Having the Imported stallion sl SIN var. -
my farm TO breed nv ihaIeS - nnoi, rra~'"
lie terms 10 auy reliable person. IrsS W." I ~.
Ing number OF strains OF The sanr w., 10 cla
OF my mares, makes IL desirable lor ,rd.ryr,s
the cross. For descriplieh' ts 81 " 4posWELL
ply 10 ., ,os,-o,,.e Hanover County i''
no2S-lW
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ET YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
soCIATIoN.-A meeting in the interest OF the
Young Mems Christian Asso ciatiG will be held
SUNDAY NIGHT at Trinity cnurch. Interesting adj
dresses will be delivered.
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.s.s SEINE THREn.
SEINE THREAD! 1870
LARGF4 REDUCTIONS IN PRICES.

Having re- .eiyed recent adyices from our manufac-
turers In Europe OF the favorable reduction made to
us, we new announce TO hsher!nen dealers, aud all
In want OF SEINE THREAD, that We are Offering
our we l-known goods aG reduction OF from 10 To
20 V.r cent. on last seasons prices.
Z !: $50 In stock, SEiNE.TWINES. SEINE.LINEs,
SEINE CORK, sYAWKING, GiLL.ROPE, NET
TING for AAUL-SEINES, &c. -
L.; LlCHTENSTElN & SONS,
corner Seventeenth and Fraaklin streets.
Sole Importers OF the LION BRAND" SEINE
THREAD-warranted 70 give satisfaction.
ga 1856. -.s Is
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DESCRIPTION

DESIKIP1IUN.
JOHN BRADLEY-White. 81 years ofage, :; feet
6x inches high gray eyes dHrk hair, and has small
scar on the left side OF his forehead ousine s. of
teamster, and said TO come from iudianapof - Ind.
jill. MURKAY.-White, 22 years al age, fee,
81 inches high, gray eyes, light hair ar ID com pex-
ioi, no marks or scars apparent on b &c head face
or hands: business OF trainer of ~ cchorscs: no
beard on his face; said to come froy A Washington
d. T.. l. .-.. 49, =" ...
JAMES 1THOMPsoN.-Whl,e,'2 % wears or age, 8
feet inches high, dark-gray YES, dark hair and
complexion; no marks or scar on his head, face
Washington. u. e. -f# .'--- - no oS-ot
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The State Debt.

We publish this morning an address to
the people of Virginia, signed by some OF
the most prominent and influential gentle
men in the State. They are distinguished
for their wisdom and their public devotion.
They urge upon the people the importance
Of lifting the honor OF the Commonwealth
out Of its depressed condition by making
provision for the liquidation of her accruing
obligations. They clearly and Justly main
tain the inseparable connection between
public and private credit, and impress upon
all the fact that our commerce must be i'm
paired and our commercial people and busl-
ness-men embarrassed by general distrust
as long as the credit of Virginia is tainted
by delinquency. ~. ~. ....
And they appeal to tue people to COM
bine in an effort to diffuse intelligence
through the State upon the public debt
the amount of 1.-THE duty to pay it-and the
fact that it is within the capacity OF the
State without heavily burthening the PEG.
pie to meet her obligations and exalt her
credit and fame to their pristine purity and
honor.
The object is noble, and its attainment
would secure to Virginia grand blessing
that would be shared by every household,
and tend to revive in all hearts that early
pride in the Commonwealth felt by ouI
fathers and that appreciation Of her public
honor which imprinted upon their minds
the idea that it was a priceless jewel which
Virginia never would and never could sac.
rifice.
The work proposed, therefore, is grand,
and we trust that it will be most heartily
sustained, The time is fitting. The sober
second thought Of the public mind cannot
fail to have been aroused by the events OF
the day, and therefore the season is favora-
BILE for spreading before the people such
facts and views as are recited in the address.
We commend it to the readers deliberate
considerations
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With regard to the suspicious Of the
sheaand oah Herald as TO the penitentiary
fire, we cannot retaliate upon the editorsof
that courteous journal. We have noidea
that he Will.eyer set the Shenandoah river
on fire. 3x 4 II
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DEATHS,

Died. in Manchester, November 2Sth, n s. ARA
BELLA G. ABBOTT, in the twenty-fr n year OF
her age. 5'a..a. (
The funeral will take place THIS (Frfi ay) MORN
ING at 10 O'Clock from the residene e Of her bro
ther-in-law, Mr.. John H. Abbott on Jiverett street
near First, g... - =
Petersburg papers please copy.
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4 T. ME AIDE & BAKERS

A T MEAD Il BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIR-CUSiIIONS FOR INVALlDS.
AIR-PILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
IIOT-WATER BAGS.
ICE BAGS FOR TIE HEAD,
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-RUBBER BED-PhES,
TRAVELLING-FLASk
SpONGE-BAGS,
POCKET-STOVES.
HORSE-HAIR FLESH GLOVES
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCKET-ISHALERS,
STEAM-INHALERS,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
SHOULDER-BRACES,
NASAL DOUCHES,
ABDOMiNAL-SUPPOR
HARD-RUBBER TRI'SSES,
FEVER-TERMOMETER
GALVANIC-BATTERl
And all SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold a:
MEADE 4 BAKERS Drugstore.
aH27 9l9 Main street.
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IN ADDITION To- THE REWARD
4 offered by the Conmo awealth will pay FIFTY
DOLLARS Tor the u" rest of each Of the above
named prisoners. n. NJ. LEE,
no 2S-2t Sergeant City OF Richmond.
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sDED IRISH So. -

THoRoUGRBRyD PUPPIES from imported
and unexceled stckl of this cee brated and popular
breed for sale. Full pedigree. Address Box s6,
Greensboro, n. G. mo 29-3t
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w THE GREAT DRY-GOODS SALE.

me- THE GREAT DRY-GOODS SALE.
UPWARDS OF FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
WORTH OF NEW GOODS AT LESS THAN
FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR.
THE CONSEQUENCE OF LARGE ASSIGNEES'
SALES.
SIXTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH OF
SILKS IN BLACK AND COLORED,
INCLUDING EVENING SHADES.
SOME OF THE MOST MAGNIFICENT GOODS
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY.
DRESS GOODS, one and 4 half yards wide, ut 5Oc.,
former value, 1925:
Cd ALL-WOOL MATELASSE reduced from $2. 0
toSl;
Thousands of various DRESS GOODS ut the great
est reduction at COHEN BROTHERS..
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