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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-11-14
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ITCH, IsGRowISG NAILS, EETTIE RASH, MOSQUITO AMI
FLEA BITES, SPIDER sTINGs,
And all cutaneous diseases end eruptions generally
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-11-14

Delicate Mothecs vii fnd Ridges food just what they
need. IL gYsa seairh and strength. In cans, IS
upwards. &OOLRICH CO. on la oil
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OF Judge Montague would be on endorse
ment Of constructive mileage; yet he dis
claimed making any personal reflection upon
the character OF Judge Montague. -
IS. Mr. BoHASAS- pronounced nnqual.Tledty
false the statement Iof s. w. Armlsfead)
that Judge Montague bad marked Will
liamsburg on his satchel and came to- the
I.eg;siature and had MiddleseJ and Ma
'the,rs counties added to his circuit" Mr.
BoHANAN answered In detail the other OBJ
jections to Judge Montague.
The vote in the House resulted:
For Judge Jrontdgue.--3 tessrs. Anderson, Ash
CoghiII Coz, Crutehaeld, Curlctt. Dyer, Ec6ols,
Efmunds. Edwards, Evans, Fauntleroy,, F1cklen,
Finnev, Fry, Graves, Gray, Green. LGrlgsby. Hall.
Hamilton, Hanger. Huryie, Healy, Hcnke, Henry
Kyle, Lee. LsveiLLuck: MeCabe. McGraw, MCDANIEL
moncure, Moormap. Mnshimch, Nelson: Norton,
Pitts, Ragand, Reese, Z. c. Robinson, Ryland, San
didges Shannon. Shehurne, Shriver, Snumate'
Infcrro, Trout, YanLear. g. Walker, W. M. Walker,
son. WingncId, and Youue-74. -,
| For Mr.. Lacy.-Messrs. Akers, Atkisson, Bar.
man, Crank, Dance, Davidson, Dickerson, Dicken-
son, Farr, Fowler, Frazier, Fnlkerson, Fulton
Geode, II. II. Harrison. r. n. Harrison. Hunter
W. #. James. Kelly: Lady, McCaull: Mcconnell
ham. Powell, j. II. Robinson, E. II. Smith, South.
ward, Siarke, Stevens, A. j. Taylor. William Tay.
Tor. Joseph Walker, Walsh, s. j. r. White, Written
and Wri9ht-46.
Ninth Circuit: Mr.. Cox nominated Judge
Jeffries. Seconded by Mr.. TALIAFERKo, Of
Gloucester. Elected by unanimous vote.
I Adjourned.
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nTe.uy l)rleaslg.

The question Ii frequently asked, How
IS New Orleans getting on The inquiry
ID prompted by generous sympathy. The.
g Crescent CITY ,,sssIIiias Just emerged from a
fearful plague. Well, any one who viii 60
TO New Orleans now Will sec she most ac.,
tive and cheerful city In the United States.
Diylnely regulated IS The economy Of life.
Merciinlly sdiffused are the Energies that
como 10 The help Of the unfortunate, and
that cheerfuiness and hope that succeed 10
afaiction and woe. New Orleans is the
grand example Of this. Rapidly is that he
roic city recovering her fortunes and her
social peace and happiness. Yearly IS IL
her fate to hare months OF iassitude ana in-
activity. and she has become accustomed %
the grand reaction that succeeds to this pc
| Rod. But the present year her reenpera'
live energies have been increased 40 pro
portion 20 her greater demand for them
and at ssis very time, we repeat, there IS
show ssx activity and heroic aevotion te
| bushHss there that is wonderful.
Ncw Orleans is q noble city, and we are
delighted to say fhis OF her, and we arc
| prt,ad OF the success Of the plan which
gives her deep water to sea and insuress h nc
| prosperity. ST. j: s,.a
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= PETERSBURG.

LARGE SALE OF SToCKS-THE PRICES REAL
IZED-vISIT OF ODD FELLOWS TO RICH
MOND-TOBACCO sALES-CHRISTMAS TRADE
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
, ... DECEMBER IS, 1878.
Messrs. Hinton Il Dunn, bankers, sold at
auction To-day large number OF stocks be-
longing TO the estate OF a. q. McllWaine,
deceased, and others, at the following
figures: 374 shares Matoaca Manufacturing
Companv's stock (cottOn) at $50 to S3S per
share; PIG shares BattCrsca Manufacturing
Company's stock (cotton) at 81 to S12 per
share; $50 shares Ettrick Manufacturing
Company's stock (cotton) at 81 10 ST. per
share; SO shares Petersburg Gas-Li9ht Conf
pany's stock at go TO S25 per share-par
value, S2J; 80 shares Petersburg Savings
and Insurance Company's stock at $3.50 ;
5 shares Commercial National Bank at $50.
The cotton-mills stock was bought by 4
number OF different parties.
Monroe and Appomattox Lodges OF ODD
Fellows will leave here on special train
tomorrow evening for Richmond to part@ke
Of 4 banquet given in their honor by the
lodges of Richmond and Manchester. II is
expected that fully one hundred members
OF the order will 90 over, including all the
officers Of both OF the above lodges. s
The sales Of loose tobacco this week have
been large at all the warehouses, and good
prices have been realized for the better
qualities. 4 large lot OF dark leaf, loose,
sold at Centre warehouse to-day, brought
s10.50 per hundred pounds, which is the
highest price paid this season for like
quality in the State.
The Christmas trade has opened very
briskly this week, though the merchants
complain that their sales have not been, and
will not be, as large this season as they were
last. '' " ROBIN ADAIR.
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nANVn,T,F

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
~ .ht... .r DECEMBER IS, 1873.
The revenue receipts from manufactured
tobacco to this date Of this month are $751;
1924. For the same period OF last year the
receipts were S37, 456.30. Excess in favor OF
1877. $13. SO. 1t may beworth noting that the
receipts day by day for this month did not
vary much from the receipts day by day for
last December until yesterday. Yesterday
the receipts were only S2,061.10. Decem-
Der II. 1877, they were over $4,000.
A charter having been granted for the
building OF the bridge which is TO run out
across Dan river from some point on Union
street, it is expected that the corporators
will in a short time put that work under
contract. An immense brick tobacco ware
house has just been built on Union street,
adjoining Hollands old warehouse, and 4
mammoth brick tobacco warehouse is about
being finished on the site, on Union street,
on which Farmers warehouse was burned.
These new warehouses and the building OF
that bridge will produce quite change in
the business and the appearance of that
portion Of the city. ,.".
We are congratulating ourselves on the
election of Captain Bergman Green as cir
cult Judge. He received many calls yester-
day after the telegram was received which
reported his election. ALPHA.
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New EnWs.

The Governor approved the following
December IS, 1878: a...-..
An act authorizing the trustees OF An.
drew-Chapel congregation OF the town OF
Harlisonhurg 10 execute i deed OF trust or
its church property. ..r..,
For the relief OF the taxpayers OF the
county of Orange. g....s..f - 81.
To amend and reenact an act entitled "ar
act to fix the times Of holding the Circuit
Court in the Fourteenth judicial circuit"
To amend an act entitled :: an act for the
assessment OF taxes on persons, property
income.s license, &C., and imposing taxes
thereon for the support OF the Government
and free schools. and to pay the interest or
the public debit e., ~. T.. -.
To establish the Church Home, Of the city
OF Norfolk. - -. -....
To Incorporate the Union Bridge Com
pany. .. .... .--..- -.....
To incorporate the Planters Savings
Bank at Chatham, Va. ,,:y,.
joint resolution defining the true statu:
of the present General Assembly. u...: S.
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The United States Circuit Court at Column
ba, S. C.,-Judge Bond presiding-ad-
journed last Thursday. and the alleged
eIecton-fraud cases were all continued to
the April term, when .Chief-Justice Waite
will sit with Judges Bond and Bryan, at
Charleston. .g,... .... e.-
The House Committee on. Military Affairs
has agreed to report favorably the bill au-
thorizlng the appointment OF DR.. James L.
Powell, formerly of the Confederate ser.
vice, to the Office OF assistant surgeon in the
United States army, with the rank OF lieu
tenant. -------.- --.-.~-
A. II. Richardson Is appointed postmas
ter at Mount Carmel, Halifax county, Va.
Uice w. S. Edwards, resigned. Richard e
Payne is appointed postmaster at Boiling!
Landing, Buckingham county, Vas vice F
N. Maxey, resigned. .,,1.-,,
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THE BANKS AND THE Rate OF ISrEREsr.--
Mg. LovELI's proposition to; pasta bill
prsyiding that the national banks shall for
1ast she principal Of any debt upon which
they charge more than SIX per cent. inter.
est to one that has already been adiudgeal BY
The suprc me Court Of the United States to
be beyead the power Of a State Legislature.
In the ease OF farmers and Mechanics
Natsoaa. Ba,l ps. Fearing az Alb. Lou
Journal. D. Sl0a that tribunal reversed the
decision from rs ess York that !. d contract
made by anats onai bank In New York sat q
higheE rare rs iptsres than seven psr cent.
y yoiS 81 sse New Yo, X iiay, ,fpyides.
The penalty oistbe natioIa thanking lawicf
lasaes ssas sosffs ture os twice tho asnount
I g irsaes iss;ss lilly charged, anidanS ssate
Legislature can add TO this penalty. Central
afsenal Bansss rs. Pratt, 10 Mass, sSSs.1
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The New York Times styles Judge RIyEs's
decision "Virsiuia's Great Grievance The
Times is mistaken. Judge RlvEs feels the
grievance to be more burdensome upon him
than upon Virginia. He can spend UNCLE
SANS money in trying negroes for viola
ting the laws OF Virginia il be chooses to do
so. New. York has as much interest in the
case as Virginia. Every negro in that city
has the same right to. a jury composed
partly Of negroes that our Virginia ne
groes have. Judge RIvEs says that his
decision is under national lava law
which entities Chinese TO Chinese jurymen
in California, women to iurywomen in
Massachusetts, and all these classes, ln nell,
ding negroes, to iuries made up partially
from different classes, whether in Maine or
Texas or anywhere else. ..5.r.,. >, ).
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.gE1S F.rEE3EI .Y.~.A
The Railroad and the Canal.

+ s.
The Alexandria Gazette is both wise and
loyal ia its view. Of the sale OF the canal and
the building OF railway along. the James
River Valley We copy the following par
agraph from that paper of Tuesday. 1t
gives sound advice to the Legislature to be-
ware OF rejecting liberal offers when Vir-
ginia is so oppressed in her commerce and
her finances: .,5o!a IS aIe 49,, i. i,,..
eve trust the offer OF the Richmond and
Allegheny Railroad Company to buy the
James River and kanawha canal and turn
it INTO q, railroad will not be rejected by the
General Assembly, but that it may be ae-
copied, the roadbe built, and business be
done on it, even If some OF the profits fall
topeople outside OF the State; that d large
share Will remain in the State no ore doubts
who knows anything about the expenses
and profits OF railroads. Some years ago a
party Of English capitalists tried to buy the
canal, and were willing TO paY;auite q large
sum for il, but their proposal was rejected.
Don't let the same thing be done with the
present Offer for the credit Of the State is
80 low now and her prospects so dismal
that 1t may be no such advantageous pro-
posat az that now Under consideration will
ever be made again"
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rne state. Debt.

49,
ma letters al Mr. ST. ANDREw IRON rom
1.ondop. which are appearing N the Das.
,,a,oh. cannot fail to- a;tract the attenslon g
~ rcader. they show two things which
.,s interesting. They show that Governor
HoLIIDAY has been excsting himself Win
decided success 10 procure a conference pe-
sween the State OF vsginia and her credi-
sors. Aud they SHOW, further, that ttse
bondho,ders are hherally inclined, ana tn "a
a they are met in the same spirit witu
which they are willing 10 enter the consef.
ence there mast be a plan Oh seteietaen,
agreed upon. This Is very important, sso
psa should an understand that sae trcsoles
and ,ossesoY Virginia arc. ccasi dercas ano
that liberal disposition prevails asaon D y
stose who hold the bonds Of the State. S
THAT pIrginia is debtor Cor rroEey useo
1n.builiing the public works thass&ls Isl III. ano
are iIn,I,e,peration is true. That'she ought @
nav is also true BH nuquesron abiys y
theesuses OF her troubles entitte her 70 in =
sausence, and il her Inability sussines Tue
anYrehension that serious loss'so her credl1-
<sfS may Hollow HSd sfctE uipG o,A1ASSS -
pst,ons in fulfil Ibis and seese Things De
uor-wby. What on searth SbUald. pTeventf'a
settlement between the State aud her crets.
sfors that will satisfy }bosh2 This Wonso
nut The State in O position TO resstablist her
solyepcy, lift up her credit In. the world
and relieve hev people OF the pain OF seeing
her ia trouble, snd her.conmeroe Of the en- %
baIrassment Of public, 'discredits which IS
sure to. entail private aiscredit upon the
community. 2''s go, ID !,
We see every reason for hope IN thls mat
fer.--We believe there are men enough
now in The Legislature who desire peace
and a plan OF settlement in winch debtor
and creditor shall unite, and which shall
infringe no right, and yetrelieye the State
from her siniortunate position, ond restore
public credit and the activity and content
ment OF the people, TO effect q settlement o.
this disturbing question. j J.
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. Yealnw-Fever:

A Joint committee OF Congress is to In
auire chow far Congress, under the Constr
~tution, can go in preventing the introduc
IS tion and spread Of tel!ow-feFer." VS.
doubt whether Congress will ever get be-
yond its nose sin preventing the introduc'
ton end spread of yellow-fever." 1t may
as we'll talk about purging Washington
city OF corruption. II it could do either,
constltutionallr or uncoDstitutional!y il
would bestoW upon the nation great bless
ing. 2 T.
A committee of experts is alsoappointed
who shall make thorough investigation and
report all that they learn about yellow
fever. DR.. SELDEN, the eminent physician
nj Norfolk, is one Of that committee. He
is understood 10 be inereduiouS about
the yellow-feyer being contagious, and
that we like him the better for. II those
who are most aFpreheusive and most fearful
give bias to what may befdoncin fighting a
thing SO inscrutable as ye'low-fever, we
shall have the old boy to pay. Look at the
recent plague of that disease onlthe Aliss!S-
sippi.. In the name OF humanity, let us ask,
what would the devoted people in the
midst OF the plague, at New Orleans and
Memphis, have done but that the gates Of
ST. Louis, and Louisville, and Nashville,
and other towns, were wide opon to the
refugees? Wise and humane must be the
laws that attempt to shut out veflow-feyer
that do not also shut out sympathy, charity,
and humanity from the hearts Of men.
y. a recent convention OF homeopathic
physicians at New Orleans adopted very
sensible paper, and we state its principal
points with no design to show any partiaiity
for any method OF practice amongst physi-
Clans. 800.
According to this report, the convention
OF hompopaths considered the yeliow.fever
to beaspecifc disease, caused by Q morbific
germ which requires for its generation and
diffusion combination Of factors, such as
the aggregation of human beings in foul
atmosphere, high temperature, long-con-
tinued calm weather, humidity, pestilential
exhalations from, the earth, and a deficiency
OF ozone in the. air we breathe; that the
disease is both indigenous and imported,
and that the most strict quarantine against
the; latter would not be protection against
the former; considering that the germs
exist in latent state at almost all seasons
of the year in the tropics, awaiting to- be
reused into activity by some combination o.
the factors necessary to their vitalizatlon'
To prevent this development they recon-.
mend the strictest sanitary measures.
They take strong stand against ma
tionaI quarantine, and recommend the ere
ation,by the Federal Government OF Per
manent sanitary commission, composed Of
medical men, yellow-ieyer experts, and
scientists, to be, devoted exclusively to mat
tiers OF publicly giene. 70 .- ~
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aToErDA.Y, GooDs.

.TsHRIsTMAS INssGEG AND STORY,
NJ PLATES, So;
fCOER RIDGES ANCIENT MARINER, plates, 30 ;
DORE'S DON QUIXQTE. plates, gI0;
DoIsltS FA1RYTALES. plates, 81; .----l-.-1
DORE'S SPAIN, plates. 81 g
GREAT PAINTERS OF CHRISTENDcM,p plates,
swTTzERLaND-rTs MOUNTAINS ANDryhL-
LEYS, plates, S1S:
WORLD-NOTED WOMEN. portraits, $40;
FRENCH PICTURES, plates. SO.
All the above are ornamental and valuable.
Works complete OF s--1
THH6KERAY, DICKENS,
SCOTT, HAWTHORN,
DIsRAELI. BULWER,
MARRYATT,
MACAULAY, &c.
All the POETS, in handsome binding, from 81 up
1000 BOOKS for The yonng.a grear variety: from
GOLDEN A B G. to STORY OF THE BIBLE;
Hi Mn and PRAYER-BOOKS,
BIBLES,
ALBUMS,
f1 I't PICTURES,
DESKS, .-.f-.s.-.
WORK BOXES and BASKETS,
and many other FANCY GOODS.
j. w. RANDOLPH 6 ENGLISH,
de 10.4t 1902 and 1904 Main street.
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The HOLMAN PAD placed over The Stomach and
Liver, from which nearly all diseases have their
origin, will exert never failing beneficial Influence
over the vital fOrces-nervcs aud blood.
1t contains WONDERFUL PROPERTIES con-
slstng OF healthy tonics that are sent into tho sys
tenn by absorption, stimulating the great nerve CEN
tres th.t peryade The digestive organs, without
which digestion and good vitallZing fluid tblood) is
impossible. |-f
Irako has other properties that absorb all fore
matter from the system, found IN the blood, whe-
Their Medicinal, Malarious. Bilious. sc. IL will do
for You what nothing else can. Think. 100, how
ments. AS family medicine, for cheapneSs. safety
convenience and effectiveness, II comments Itself
to every household. .~
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THRISTMAS GOODS.
JOSIAH RYLAND & CO., BOOKSELLERS,
... 9l3 MAIN STREET,
have Just opened splendid stock OF
HOLIDAY GOODS,

HOLIDAY GOODs,
selected by them with great care In the northern
cities, consisting In part of
STEEL ENGRAVINGS, from Goups celebrated
gallery Of exquisite beauty:
IVORY-CARVED PORTE-MONSAIES. CARD
CASES, aud CIGAR-CASES, imported to order;
LADIES' WORK-BONES, BASKETS, and DRESS
1NG-CASES:
VELVET FRAMES. in great variety;
CIGAR, CIGAEETTE-, and MATCH-CASES;
AUTOGRAPH and PIIOTOGRAPIl-AI.BU
OXFORD PRAYER BOOKS and iYMNALS:
IlYMN-BOUkS. in Russia and Turkey;
CHlLDREN'S PIGTURE-BOOkS-a immense
stock;
EDITIONS OF THE POETS, NOvELLIsTs, and
HISTORIANS;
LADIES PORTFOLIOS of exquisite beauty;
WRITTNG-D from Il to $40:
Beautiful BONES OF WRITING-PAPER
ILLUSTRATED GIFT-BOOkS. GALLERIES. &C.;
CTIILDREN'S GAMES. BLOCKS. and TOYS
An early call solicited. Country orders promptly
filed. Address JOSIAH RYLAND !. CO.,
-'.~ Booksellers, StaiiOncrs. and Printers.
Richmond, Va.
y. B.-ALMASACS and DIAEIEs for 1879.
Din OIL
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MUSIFICENT BEQUEsT TO DARTMOUTH COL
EGE.-Hanover, N. H., December I'm
addition to previous gifts to Dartmouth
College, William Winkley, OF Philadelphia,
during the past week has added $4,000 Tor
the purpose OF founding professorship OF
Anglo-SaXon and English literature. Mr..
Winkley, hearing OF the needs OF the lnsti-
tuition, some time since sent check Tor
$50, 900, to be used as the college authorl-
ties saw fit. The time for the founding OF
the professorship has not been definitely
settled,
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GENERAL ASSEMBLE on VIRGINIA.
proceedI lh,s rlfteenta pay,

ELECTION or CIRCUIT JUDGEs-,TfIE
CHARGES OF mEMDERs OF THE HAMPTON
& BAR AGAINST JUDGE MONTAGUE RAISE
\ SOME EXCITEMENT IN, THE HoUsE-ASI-
MATED DISCUSSION THERE-DEFEAT @
JUDGE B. ". LACY AND HoME-RuNi OF Oh
THE "RED Tox.''
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LIVER AND AGCE PAD.
4 BSORpTION VS.. DISEASE.

4 BSORPTION VS.. DISEASE.
HOLMAN'S LIVER PAD .'... g.
HOLMAN'S LIVER PAD
CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE,
CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE,
#.-. SIMPLY BY ABSORPTION.
SIMPLY BY ABSORPTION.
FOR HUMANITY SAKE, TRY THEM!
FOR HUMANITY SAKE, TRY THEM!
1T IS TIE BEST
LIVER, STOMACH, SPLEEN. AND FEVER
DOCTOR IN THE WORLD! F..
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS. BEAR TEST
MONY!
TRY ONE AND BE CONVINCED.
STOP DOSING.
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WEST. JOHNSTON & co.

WEST. JOHNSTON & co.
offer extra attractions in
BOOKS, STtTIDSERY.anh FANCY GOODS,
STEEL ENGRAEINGS,
Shell Goods, Silver Stands. Pearl and Gilt OrIra-
menis, a-Icathcr Goods, WritinG-DeskS,
Work Boxes. Jcwcl.Cases, Glove and Handker-
chief-BoXcs, Match Boxes, Cigar and Cigarette
Cases. Ivory aud Pearl Goods, Gold Pens. Pencils
and Tooth Picks; PRAYERS and 11ynnals Hymn
Books and Bibles in Russia leather calf and seal
skin; Russ,- Leather and Willow Baskets, silk
lined. Also, full line Of Fine Books In every de-
and complete assortment Of the latest styles and
best quality of English and French Paper and En-
velopaS; the best-seccted and most attractive show
OF Holiday Books in the city; beautiful Christmas
Cards In endless variety.
All for sale at The lowest prices.
WEST. JOHNSTON & CO..
de 7-Tu,Th&S3t Booksellers aud StatiOBcrs.
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!. Ri rt,R MONA ne eeailnl,h /

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lbs 10 io,.
IS 81 TORS Gs;ie,ntl Please
inform me- tlS0ngh !. The 40 Ait INNS al your
yaiIab PIE paper sass t0a ttse name os JennY
find's birthplace, and obiige tsl't.s, Y ~
ours respectfully, IA READER,
EStoekhola.]
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HOLIDAY GooDs.
CHRISTMAS BOOKS,

CHRIsTMAs BOOKS,
~ wRfTING-DEsKs,.
5' JAPANESE WARE,
q. - DREssING-CAsEs,
rg...a AND
=: GLOVE AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
s.. < AT t
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
ELLYsON & YANCEY'S,
1112 MAIN STREET
t,hrce doors above Di$patch otlce.)
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GOODS. ..l
PIANOS, ORGANS. vIOLINs. GUITARS,
BASJOS. ACCORDEONS. DRUMS,
FLIES, FLUTES, MUSlC-R0XES,
MUSIt-ALBUMS, MUSIC-FOLIOS,
TOT-BOXES, FAIRY-BOOKS, GAMES,
BOX-PAPERS (the finest stock in the city,,
GOLD PENS. POCK T-BOOKS,
Observation-Disclosures.
STEREDSCOPES and VIEWS,
FINE VELVET FRAMES.
SCRAP-BOOkS, VlSIrlNG-CARDS. r..
CHRISTMAS and NEW-YEAR'S CARDS, &c.
All to be sold ut the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
G.. +. JOHNSTON,
Music and New>-Dealer,
.'.-.. 9lS Main street.
Subscriptions received to all publications at office
rates de 19-4t
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"OODHOUSE Il PARIIhM HAVE
" in stock and constantly receiving
CHOICE AND ELEGANT BOOKS.

as well as other beautiful goods suitable for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS GIFTS.
among which arc the works ot tho popular :,nI
standard poricil and prose- writers. har,i.ourIv H.
lrl>trac'l. aud in various c!cgrut bindings, At cN.
cccdngiy bow prices.
EATTlFUT. VIENNA poo KET- BOOKS,
PORTE-MOSNATES. LETTER aud ,hKD
CASES Oi Russia leather, calf s,al->kiG. ant
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