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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-06-23
The Liver.

The largest gland in the body, the secretionary
organ that secures the material which goes TO
make up the BILE. The liver acts as filter, and
purfes the blood 1t Is the reservoir that receives
the blood, and gathers into its receptacle two
kinds OF DEMONSTRATING fud-the drteridl, by
and destined principally for the nOurishment OF
the glands, and UenouS, by the vena porte, 10
larger quantities. and from which the bile is
formed Briefly stated, in plain English and
stripped Of the mystifying phraseoogy OF the SCI
entsts, it is the duty OF the liver TO gather from
the blood the material that makes the matter
known as bile; when secured, to secrete 1t, regu-
late 1t, purify and subdvde it; retaining such
quantities OF the so purified as is needed by itself
sending some OF the good out to perform the du-
ties for which created, and effectually and per-
manently disposing of the bad, through the
channels made and provided for such a disposal.
The liver does all this when In healthy condition.
II not hgdlthu 1t fails to extract from the blood
the materials that go to make up the bae as con-
sequence these remain In the blood, without raler
or guide, and act as a poison upon the nervous
system; II permitted 10 long remain there, the
accumulation continues and death Is inevitable.
This elimination Of the deleterious constitu-
ents OF the blood, and disease arising therefrom,
il named in general way rs liver complaint.
Dyspepsia is the principal, first recognized symp-
tom OF this disease or any kind OF disease foi
which an imperfect action OF the liver Is respon
| sible That Warmers Safe Kidney and Liver
| Cure, In connection with Warmers Safe Pills. viii
| place the liver In Il healthy condition is q matter
no longer of doubt. 1t Is Endorsed by scientists
| by the medical profession, and by advanced think
| ers generally, while the proprietors guarantee Il
will cure ninety mine per cent of all liver troubles
when taken according TO directions All dru 5gist'
| sell It, and there are none who can Afford to bt
without It,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-06-23
)URNAL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1886
Temperance.

POOR RULE THAT WON'T WORK
BOTH WAYS.
As II never saw a vineyard,
And yet Il sold for wine
Can buy glass with a bit Of tin
And call the BIT a dime.
No. str the object OF our trade
by that would I've defeated;
our object IL TO cheat but one.
But both would then be cheated.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-06-23
BriohteS Disease.

Is peculiar disease of the kidneys, so named
from Dr. Bright, the first to draw attention to the
existence of this singular affection, the character
stic Of which is the presence of greater or less
amount OF serum 1.-THE watery part OF the blood)
voided from the bladder The premonitory symp-
toms are heavy, dull, settled pains in back and
loins, accompanied with restlessness and fever,
loss Of appetite, hectic flushes and general dis
turbance. These symptoms are succeeded by
enlargement in the oins, swelling Of the face and
extremties, and finally state of general dropsy.
The whole cause of this terrible and heretofore
supposed to be an incurable malady, is anything
that creates congestion OF the kidneys. Until
quite recently this disease has been named among
the incurables, now 1t is readily, speedily and
positively cured by the use of Warmers Safe Kid
ney and Liver Cure, in connection with Warner 5
Safe Pills That this remedy is all that 1t is said
to be is testified to by thousands. The same tes-
timonials can be shown any who may desire to
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-06-23

NEW YORK AND LONDON.
For sale by all Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers
Orders for 50 worth, carriage free on recei1t Of
e. 2h Orders for Is WORT cirriare free. OF rcceint
Of S. M addressed to No. II wgsr FOURTEENTH STREET,
INV YORK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-12
New Laws.

m.. oo,or,,or has approved the following
,i,ls. and they are now laws; a,o
a =, sor the protection OF dairymen nnu W
nrevsn, deception ~ the sale OF pul'er IN"
cheese. ,, dan M.
10 N the Independent Order ~ Gooo gu
n,arifnns OF the city Of Manchester.
Ac, TO establish the Southern Bioie anu
poot Association, OF Richmond, va.
Act 70 incorporate Cross.Keys Lodge, NO.
81, ]. o. q. Il. ,s;u IN.
Of prescribing the time for holding tue
courts OF the Eighteenth Judicial circuit.
Act to authorize the consolidation OF the
.Iamcs.Riyer and Kanawba Company ana
tho Rncbanan and Clifton Forge Railroad
Company. r. r,,.,rr
Association. a..
Act TO incorporate the trustees OF the
New Jerusalem Evangelical Lutheran
church. near Lovettsville, In the county OF
Loudoun.
Act TO incorporate the Christian Brother
hood OF Norfolk. Va.
Act to Incorporate the Stanton and west
Augusta Railroad Company
Act To repeal an act approved harch o,
1870. entitled an act for the protection oil
deer in Rockingham county.
Act to incorporate Freedom Lodge, No.
1919, A. +. and A. NJ, OF the town OF Low
ettsyillc. in the county Of Loudoun.
Act 10 release Charles T:Steele from the
payment OF fine.
Act TO allow Communication TO John IL;
Young, Of Dinwiddie county, for ARTIFICIAL
limb.
Act for the relief OF Hamilton Shields,
OF Petersburg, from payment Of fine.
Act for the relief OF j. +. ThompklnS, OF
ROckbridge county, from an erroneous
assessment Of bis lands for the years 1874
and 1875.
Act to amend and recnact section 4 OF
chapter 1I5 OF the Code OF 1913. a. amend.
ed by an act approved March 81, 1919, ana
as further amended by an act approved
February 1. 1879, relating to mechanics
liens.
act to incorporate the Grand Council oil
the Grand Ancient Order OF Sons ana
Daughters, Brothers and Sisters OF Moses
in the State Of Virginia.
Act to incorporate the Mineral Land
Company of Virginia, Kentucky, and Ten
nessee.
Act 10 amend and reenact section | OF
chapter G5 Of the Code OF 1873, in relation
TO telegraph companies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-12

pxap,cnrn MEETING. The Readlus,ers
hold : meeting In the courthouse on Mon
n nem Ia. INF Mr. 8. q. Webb called tie meet.
,ny to 90 order in 4 few appropriate remarks
after which Merritt Briggs, ESQ.,. was made
chairman, and u. II. kaN'ss, Lsq., 80
tary. The Cbsirman introduced HOO. n.
r. Farr, Of Fairfax county, who spoke ior
an hour and batf, explaining the course
Of the Readiustcrs in the LEGISLATURE, ana md
advising an independent electoral uc t,. ios
President, goisg neither with Repuoi,ca,n an
nor Democrats. At the conclusion " m'.
Farr's speech Delegate Thomas IL. cross
addressed the meeting; after which Sc
rses OF resolutions were adopted, among
them one complimentiog General Manohe'
Suffolk Sun. ca,
Did one of the resolutions favor Genra'
MaHoxE's plan Of an Independent elec'o'A
tieketY Let us know how that pr OPPOSITION
Is regarded In Nansemond county.
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The Jackson Miss Clarion, edited by the
chairman Of The Democratic State Commit
tee, says "The report that the soul bern
Republicans are for Sherman for President
i all pTetence. The voting Republican
masses in the South are for Grant, and his
name viii wake them up o state Of actiy-
ity they have not exhibited for years. II
will d. well for the Democrats to realize the
fact and 10 arrange their plans for vigOr-
on, and active canvass along the whole
line"
In an article discussing candidates for the
Democratic nomination for the presidency.
The Utica Observer OF saturday says Of eX-
Governor Seym But he il unalterably
fixed in the determination not 10 run; he
will accert no nomination under any cir
cumstances. II he eau be moved 10 modify
this determination II will be well foT all con-
cerned. But those who think he can 90 not
know him or greatly mist Ike bis character"
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=, ,ary Ma,bc am; but In the
me 80 o,a ,, 'vss' large groups OF men did
good olu ' ,nn church, yards and street-cor-
not crown ."e evrry girl 10 the face, and girls
ners 70 STARE ' s,d not have been fllttered
so slarea ~ "u @Putting on ais" wasn't
by lne as. a;dered o criterion OF good birth
then con,'o am often amused at the
ana pos,''Jfa fashionable, with head erect
ctderama ,h ,a's stare. parading the street in
ana ~. h,us nr y,emoresps bandiwork. coolly
Moran and Enthusiastically pricing,
ove over, ',n 10 toe. everyone she meets, fixing
IRON IRON . sapcial Grade Just where the dollars
tne,r so."' s,on A new year has come
ana cen.' von these weaknesses, aud let us
put ,ro =, least The manners of our forefa.
'neIs '' RUSTIC.
February 10, 1880.
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MATHS.

Died, on Tue slay the 10Th tnsta0i. AZ the resi-
dence OF hi. partr's, IN jPnrirO county, he infant
$ n Of Joseph y. sud Ella X. Rennie
The funeral will take VI zee Iu-pAl tl2ih) frSm
he res dencr OF Mis- Mary r.. Henne. near the l0ll
gate he Brook urn uike rosd. a. O'Clock. Rel
aiiyes aud friends Of the family respectfully inyi-
ten 10 y tend.
Died . the residence OF her s0n.in-law. Colonel
j. G. tlsrke on Feb uary lin, MIR. FANNY
MACON; az. d 81 ht,-i three.
Hfr fut erai Will ke place rom The Meafe-M
moriai church o. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY l3,n. ~ ~
L. Al. friends are invited TO attend 2ls
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

DOCKS FOR NedtatonS for
ID the Forty Laws of Lent, 81: Thoughts for
Lent, by Bishop offender, 7Jc.; steps To a Living
Faith, by Bishop Huntington. 25c.; seven L'nten
Sermons. by How. 7Jc Shams IN Lent Zoe Len
ten Thoughts IN he ~eIs0l of LEM, 90c. Helps u
q Holy Lenf, 81: sew HELPS 10 q Holy Len, by
Bishop Huntington. 1925: Guide TO Deyout Life,
by Richardson. 25c. Readings for Nv ~ nay in
Lent. compiled by Miss sewell, ~ 25 Dear Feast
Lenien Les ,ons- Readings Tor every day ln Lent.
Doc; with many o'ner devotional works suitable
FIR Icnten reading; and large stock OF Bibles.
Prayer Books, and llymnale.
felI WOODHOVSE & PARUAM.
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Conferences of Blaine Mtn.

4 number OF prominent Balne men from
different parts OF The country are here hold
inc conferences with Mr.. Blaine for the
purpose Of aSccrtaining whether he will
encourage them in organizing against the
Grant sentiment. Mr.. Blaine had an cX-
tended conference with some Pennsylvania
gentlemen to-day. and will probably hold
conference with James Z. Rant, Of the HI
nOiS State Committee. tomorrow. Mr.. Rant
does not seem 10 think that Illinois l. by any
means assured TO Grant if the friends Of
Blaine assert themss Ives. William f.. Chand-
Ter, who is very active on behalf Of Blaine,
SAYS that Blainc's fate now depends upon the
western States. II his friends in these states
assert themselves, organize, and express
their real sentiments, they will come into the
convention ana defeat Grant. That other
wise. Grant is certain to carry the day, as
he (ChandleT) Is confident that Grant is a
candidate in the sense in which men gem
orally are candidates. and will accept the
nomination. no matter by how small ma
jOrly il be given him. Blalne's friends
evidently place great hopes in Illinois, and
seem to think that Logan may not be able
to instruct the delegation for Grant. LO-
gan himself, however. is unwayering IN his
support OF Grant. and will. of course, en-
deav0r to instruct the delegation; and in
order to secure his point, Logan is not
taking any part in the gubernatOrial con-
test Washington telegram 10 baltimore
American
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ia isBER'
FURNIrURE.

CPECIAL Office ON EASYn
~ TERMS AND PAYNE MIS-. TWENTY W
SUITS Ot PARLOR AND CHAMBER FUR. ~
NIrURE.-Jusi received, the largest aud bestSs
assortment OF Piror Suits ever before offered in the
ely al prices not equa by any. Full liue OF Wal
nut ani Poplar SUITS, SideboArds, Bookcase, Hat
Racks-Quren, Fast Lake and other styles; Fancy
Easy, anu Folding Chair, for Christmas presents.
Our stock IL full Ia every particular. n Will be 10
your interest 10 call. h, GATllRlGiIr 4 son.
de4 IL Governor street.
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FAMILY GOODS.
T OTIS OF NEW GOODS
IL AT sos BROAD STREET.

fRAMES-Bacx Walnut, EUamelled, and Vel
vet-many OF them en1rely new patterns,
which have never been shown before some very
handsome Fnamclet Frames lsomethlng en-
tirely newt 1t %. 80. 75c., ~. and Z l.20; large
frames made with Innings To ~ cabinets; new
Fasles with frames, both for cabinet. ana card
size picture: Velvet Frames at all prices-some
beautiful ones at 81, ~ aud $3.50. Don't fail
10 LOOK nj them.
We have received within few DAYS a very large
line Of CLOCK. We have about twenty diff
ferent styles, at all prices fron 81 no; good
Alarm Clock, IN nicSel case, az SLID .Pl,n pen;
case, at $3.50. WE VARIANT EVERY CLOCK
WE SELL, from the cheapest TO the highest. 10
give PERFECT sa isfacton, or money refunded.
We have never shown so large and hardsome line
OF JEWELRY as we have in stock now. We
have added Ia our regular line large line OF
JET and GILT ORNAMENT, for ladies, at all
ID Ices from Sc. up.
Also, line PLATED SETS at ~ and ~ %, which
we warrant Tor five years;
PLAIN ri GS for ladies aud gentlemen at ~ rs
and 81 so. which we warrant for five years:
We have the most beautiful Inc OF SOLID GOLD
RINGS at l We have ever offered;
We have received handsome lice Of GENTLE
MEMS FF-BU1TONs n SOC. { /. and 81
PATENT sEPARABLE BUTTONS. that do not
mash the cuf IN putting them On--thc M pst con-
veuient thing Ouf--50 different styles:
GEATLENEN's. LONG TAIL CRAVATPINs at
New line inc Of GEYTLiSlgN's CHAINs-some ele-
IIandsome BRACELETS 1T 81 and 50 per pair:
New CHAINS, SETS, and EAe-RlNGs, OF all de-
scripiiOns:
FullIine OF SILVER PLATED WARE at III price5
CASTORS az II MP 70 IS; .-...,.,.
BUTTER. DISHES. PICKLE CASTORS, SYRI p
CUPS. sUGAR-BOWLs, CAKES I AN - :.
CELERY-~TAND CALL-BELLS. NAPKIN
RING. CUPS. ICr-PiTtHkR~, WAfIEEs,
&C. a. all prices-all higher-priced goods war
rdutcd;
KNIVES, FORKS and Spoons, from the cheapest
20 the triple Liale:
Fun line OF CR6CKERY and GOBLETs;
LAMPS Of an Kinds. chap;
Han isOmc line : ITTODN> a. all prices:
Twenty different styles OF Il piece CHAMBER
SETS an all prce, from 1928 no TO i2-call
and look at them before making your pur-
chases:
FLU1lNG MACHINES:
A bigger line than ever Of ) and Toe. gnOls.
Don't fail to look at our new goods.
W. 4. STEVENS,
fec No SOB Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-12

The Virginia Readiu>tcrS, having full
swing in both branches OF the LEGISLATURE,
appear determined to carry things with Il
high hand. and the only chance for the old
Dominion f. retain the liltle reputation for
honesty that is left 10 her is in the honesty
and trmness OF Governor Holiday, who
has thus far shown himself to be a worthy
son Of the mother OF Presidents. The Re-
adjusters held a caucus yesterday, at
which they agreed upon a bill redu-
cling the recognized debt from $3l $3.50, 34S
to Sl9,665, 900, and the rate Of interest
from 4 10 3 per cent. This bill was, later
in the day, presented IN the Senate, and it
is certain to pass both houses promptly.
Whether 1t can be passed over Governor
Holidays veto remains 10 be seen. Even
As matters now stand, The reputation ac-
count Of Virginia footS up something more
than SG4 coo. 600. made up OF the arrearageS
Of interest repudated outright last year, the
loss sustained BY the bondholderS in the
reduction OF the rate from to per cent,
and the principal and interest OF the pOr-
lion Of the old debt assigned to West Nir-
eInia, which the latter State repudiates
quite rs earnestly aud effectively as Virginia
herself - PhH0deiphid telegraph.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1880-02-12
EMORIAL VOLUME.

RANDOLPH & ENGLISH have jus' published
THE ARMY OF NORTHERN NlRGINIA-memo-
rial yO'cme-eiiIed by j. WILLIAM JONES, ID. ID.
|, Is large syO of 34s pages. Price, 81, 1925,
~ so, and s3 90. according g. style Of binding A
few copies with steel por RAFT OF General Lee and
the bstte h,g, bound In kussia-handsome price,
IS. Any style mailed paid, on by express mol paid,
TO all wE0 send the price. ia l6-d&w
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Nowadays

fOT tHt DisptlcpsI
There is something radically wrong in
our society OF to-day. This conviction
comes home 10 every obServant person.
Since 1865 great changes have passed over
our country. We look back into political
night as dark a. ErebuS, and not even The
eve OF Faith can yet perceive the silver
lining To this cloud. Our social changes
are not less startling. Where are The Dig
nifty, the gracious cOurteon>nesS, the cor
dial hospitality, the easy gracefulness, our
southern people were once 80 noied for |?
Social life is almost entirely given up
10 the young. the Uniformed, the uncul
tured. Conversation T. degraded into
gossip or light j sung, all The pauseS filled
with meaningless laughter. Ii one, braver
than the rest, dare mention a book higher
10 the literary scale than novel. the reply, :
go, we never have time to REID !" i ia
evnable. These busy young men spend
every evening IN some social enjoyment.
and blame their employers, who oil their
empty pockets, foo not filing their empty
heads as well. Ore Of Vlrelnia'S greatest
statesmen followed the plough ali day and
studied the better part OF the night. Why
not follow his example IN some degree |?
Deny yourselves "A few iuXurie>, buy books,
and set aside several nighis in The week for
reading. Soul. mind. aud body are all gov
erned by the same lneXorabie !9w-w;thout
noUrlShment there Is n o life. Young women
spend their mornings shopping and visiting,
ADD thciI evening" flirting. With their own
SIX the last fashion forms the chief TOPIC OF
discussion. Who has nos seen group II
girs with eIg'i, listening faces ga'bered
around one WHO is lie, criblbg wondrous
~ II lsls ~ ali ha Ia
or House like The Vrgua Legisll.ure
OF to-day. Young I'D e., read; raise the
tone Of your circle; your Influence is great.
either for eood ~ evil, over tbe men around
YOU. cultufe bring In it, golden train all
the true charms Of life. You will think
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4
In your paper Of the 4th Instant the plan
for ventilating the ball Of the House OF
Delegates was published. lr the DiSpdtch
OF this morning perceive the law for carry
ing ont that plan has been passed. Now, |
am sure the devsers of the plan knew that
the specific gravity OF clrbonic acid Is
greater than that Of atmospheric air. But
are they not mistaken in suDpOSing the
heated air thoy propose to create by the gas
lets will cause force sufficient 10 carry that
clrb0nic acid ZIP and ont through the tubes {?
think ventilation by passing the pipes
out at the floor would have accomplished
the work more completely than the perpcn-
d,cular pipes or tubes. Besides this, will
not these four tubes act as conductors Tor
electricity during storms? | only hint this,
hoping IT may he noticed by those concern
ed with the work before it is 100 late to re-
pair the mistake. j. Il. y.
February II, 1880.
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fFor the Dispaich.l
February 10, 1880.


nyaet' Ieyenstein ~! Not so fast.
rbave known YOU long. and always liked
90, os n GOOD fellow at heart, though not
overlearned: and so much the better Tor
that. 7 see that you are gong Tor many
boIidavs by law, when one OF the great
troubles OF The day is that people are too
law and take too much holiday. In New
York SUNDAY il the great day Tor committing
crimes. Would you bring Richmond 10 the
New York standardl You VIII say, No!
Recause New York is already the most cor
rupt spot on earth. But l answer, New
York once was as yirtuous as Richmond.
I am neither jew nor Roman Catholic, but
would rather have the Catholic days OF
boIidov of obligation than obligations Of
Jew. Roman Catholic, and Zulu combined,
with Little Billy Malone fer high priest
and expoundcr: and pray YOU NOT TO make
the Fourth OF July holiday, and thns com
pel us to celebrate the day on which we
made the amentabe mistake OF oyerturnlng
the government OF English gentlemen for
that Of Yankee snobs and Shoddy; and II
YOU begin with new holidays, and put IN
the Fourth OF July (eyer to be forGotfenl
then little Billy will require YOU to put In
emancipaton-day, and the dry OF It. Lin
coins death, and The day when the immor-
tai repudiatlonist was made senator TO our
shame!
And you want to have more officers elect
ed, although the great Board OF Public H.
terests can attend TO all the interests, and
more too and if it cannot make engineers,
gaS-makers (Ddr erceuencel, lawyers, and
camp-color men, | should like to know
who c1n. II they are not skilled in heights
and distances. mensuratiOn, and gas-mak-
ing, should like TO know who is. Are you
or your petitioners skilled in these things,
or will you turn them over to Lawyer
Roane and Justice Harris, or the mass OF
Zulus who now throng our streets and pass
for Swans? BLOODY Run AND ROCKETS.
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HOLIDAY CHINA GOODS.
TliE LATEST NOVELTIES IN THE WAY OF
GLASS AND POTTERY.

AMBER CRACKLE GLASS;
FLOREN1INE GLA>S-only a few pieces In this
c.uptV:
CFRt GLASS. which took the premium over the
BOheuan.
HARLEQUIN, 4. ID. G FFEES, aud DESSERT
SETS:
FRUIT ATES-ivorv body Omething new:
DECORATED DIM X SErS-AiOkO pattern;
CHAMBER SETS-MmtOn-varletyO Of patterns;
TEA SETS-all p.1ce, and Style.
VIII have opened on the STH INSTANT the
largest assortment Of WORCE TER. DRESDEN,
AND LONGWI WAKE ever exhibited. aud en-
tirely new designs. GEORGE GIBSON, JR..
-e : 1907 Main street.
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vRocH GLASSWARE. g..
HOLIDAY GOODS. NEW GOODS!
NOTHING OLD OR TRASIlY-EVERYTHING
OF THE LATEST DESIGNS.

MALACHITE VASES. COLOGNE SETS, &C.;
DUNMORE ORNAMENTS. &C;
CRACKLE VASES. BOUQUET-HOLDERS, sc.
scent BOUQUET and FLOWER
STANDS,
VENETIAN VASES, ORNAMENTS. &C.;
DRE>DERO ORNAMENTS. &c;
BOHEMIAN VASES, COLOGNE SETS, &C;
CHINESE VASES, &C.;
JAPANESE BOXES. TRAYS, &C.;
MAJOLICA, in new design, at half former prices
FRENCH and ENGLISH DINNER, TEA, an
.1OILtT-SETS;
HARLEQUIN AFTER-DlNNER COFFEES,
HARLEQUIN TEA and DESSERTS SETS.
COAL-VAsFS and PLATE WARM
Frs.
The above are now open for inspection No idea
eau be formed Of the variety. 81" come and see.
E.B. TAYLOR, loI1 Main street.
J. G. sUTfoS: statesmen. .,
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nj JUST OPENED

III" JULIUS MEYER
l. CLOSING OUT HIS ENTIRE STOCK
OF
DRESS GOODS. COLORfD CASHMEPES. PLAIN
and STRIPED NkLVETS AMI NFLNEIEtNS,
CLOAK~, DOLNANS, SHAWLS. and FELT
SKIRTS AT PRIME COST;
BLACK CASllMFRt>:
BLACK aud COLORfD SILKS and SATfNS;
LADIES. Or N1LtMtN'S. and CHILDREN'S
MtRI<O UNDERWEAR;
WHITE and cor oar - FLANNtLS;
TOWELS. NAPKINS. TABLE DAMASKS,
QUILTS, NOTTlNGIIAM LACES, al greatly
reduced price,
BLEACHED and BROWN SIlEETING>;
PILLOW COTTON, &C. much below regular
prices:
GENTLFMEN'S FXTRA-QUALTTY UNLAUN-
DfIED SHIRTS Qlueh bosom and cuffs at
G0c.'
The celebrated PEARL SHIRT at 81 (old price, at
ia 80 JULIUS MEYERS.