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Death Before DishOnOr.
A SOLDIER FOUND ASLEEP ON HIS POST COM
MITS SUICIDE.

SOLDIER FOUND ASLEEP ON HIS POST COM
MITS SUICIDE.
baltimore American, yesterday
John Drew, aged tbirty-twO years, q pri-
vate in Company NJ, Battery NJ, Second
United States Artillery, committed suicide
at 7 A. NJ. yesterday in a cell OF the guard
house at Fort McHenry. The circumstances
attendant upon his .felo de Sc ale Of re-
markabie character. He bad been on guard
the night previous, and falling asleep, was
caught in this condition on post. The pun
ishment for this offence in active service is
death, and In the regular service, when not
on active duty, Imprisonment at hard labor
from one TO five years.
Drew was arrested shortly after midnight
aud taken 10 the euard-house, where he was
confined in a cell 10 await The result OF
court. martial. His dr0wsiness was all gone
after his arrest, and he paced the narrow
limits OF his cell until daylight. Shortly
before A. M. the sergeant walked through
the corridor on which the cells face, and
held some conversation with Drew, In
W hich the latter, pointing to the sergeants
Springfield rife which stood against the
wall near the celI-door, asked him II that
was his musket. The sergeant said yes.
and went towards the guardroom. The
celI-QO0f Dau DcfD itIt open, ~ tue ouiy
exit was through the euard-room, in which
were the reliefs off duty aud the non-com-
missioned officers Of the guard. The SER
eeant had but Just reached the door OF the
guard-room, and was about TO cross the
threshold when the sharp report OF mus
ket, sounding louder on account OF having
been discharged ~ an enclosed place, rang
upon bis ears, and caused the relief to leap
to their feet and hurry in the direc-
ton If the cells. They found Drew stretch
ed lifeless upon the cell floor. with the whole
back part Of his head completely blown of.
His shoe and stocking bad been removed
from bis right foot, and from the scorcbed
and biackened appearance OF bis mouth be
had evidently placed the muzzle OF the rifle
In his mouth and pulled the trigger with
his toe. The bullet was OF SO calibre, conf
cal, and, with that popularity OF missiles
tired from oil rife pieces, the opening where
the bal. had passed out was many times
larger than where II had entered the roof OF
the mouth. The back OF the head was
completely torn of. and the face presented
. horrible appearance. burnt and blsckened
as II was with powder. Death, OF COURSE
must have been instantaneous. Drew, ~
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Mcmahon or the Pewhaiau Troop.
rror The ntensschI

A very happy reunion OF che Powhatau
Troop Of Cavalry, Confederate States
Army took place at Powhstan Court
house, Va, Friday, November 12th--somt
seventy-6ve or eighty members and invited
guests being present. The business meet.
ing was held in the courthouse, and was
presided over by Captain Joseph Hobsop,
OF this county, Sergeant j. Hardy Hsrri
son, OF Amelia county, acting a. secretary
A permanent organization was effected,
with Captain Charles Old as president,
Frank ID. Hill secretary, and w illiam A.
Sublet, treasurer. An address Of welcome
and concratulation at the rttiuion OF survi-
vors, with tribute to the memory Of fallen
comrades,.to whose name at roll.call the
reply was, "Dead Upon che Field OF
Honor" bv request, was delivered by Col
onel John f. Lay.
Letters from distinguished men OF the
country aud old friends and comrades were
read. AL these. with some records aud
"reminiscences Of the company, with its
complete roll-cail, Colonel Lay is requested
and authorized 20 collate and publish in
pamphlet form.
An adjournment was then had TO the
diningroom OF The hotel, where q sump-
tuous dinner, OF the Old Virginia type and
the kind hostess, Mrs. Atkinson, aided by
her accomplished granddaughter, was done
full justice to by hungry set OF Butter
milk Rangers &C. 5. A.!
Alter dinner an address, fervid and
cbasle, rich with gems OF eIOquence, from
Mr.. James Dunlop, OF Richmond. held the
audience with "rapt" attention for some
fifteen or twenty minutes. 1t was an effort
worthy OF the reputation OF the speaker.
We then parted al "good" (some very
"liyely") comrades.
The presence OF the Rev. Frank String
fellow, former member OF the troop and
the well-known scout for General Lee, was
pleasant incident Of the meeting.
Before closing 1t is pleasant 10 say that
through the courtesy of Mr.. ID. Axtell, Of
the Richmond and Allegheny railroad,
slUgle.fare tickets were issued to accom-
MEDIATE all going up from this city, for
which kindness the "Powhatan Troop !"
give thanks.
The "Powhatan Troop" was organized
about the time OF the celebrated John Brown
raid. The lamented Philip ST. George Cooke
was IFS first captain. Captain John +. Lay
succeeded him, and under his command it
was mustered into service, by order from
General II. +. Lee, Sunday, the 18Th OF
April. 1861 the first company OF cavalry
mustered into the Confederate States army
and that night went to, and remained at, the
front. Ii was composed Of as fine material
as ever went from the old State. From first
10 last 1t numbered over 100 on IFS roll
Captain Lay was succeeded by Captain Old,
then by Captain Hobson TO The close OF the
war. 1t was the bOdy-euard Of General q.
7. Beauregard before and at first Manassas.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

PARIS. November l6.-In the Senate to-
day the debate on NJ. Buflett's interpolation
was resumed. NJ. Cbeshnelong, Legilimst.
asked whether occult direction did not exist
behind the Ministry. He intimated that
the Cabinet, from dread OF NJ. Gambetta.
had retracted what it previously approved.
This remark caused an uproar in The
house. NJ. Jules Simon attacked the Gov
erDmeut and praised the policy OF NJ.
de Freycinct. NJ. Leon Say then read the
order OF the day proposed by NJ. Simon,
that the Senate, being unable to cOunte-
nance the policy OF arbitrariness which dis
turbs the public peace, passes TO the order
OF the day. NJ. Duyerney moved that the
Senate. regretting that the policy OF NJ. de
Freycinct had not been followed, and
hoping that it would be pursued in the fu-
ture, passes to the order OF the day. Pre-
mier Ferry declined to accept either OF
these orders OF the day. and demanded the
adoption OF the order OF the day pure and
simple. and his motion to that effect was
carried by vote OF 143 to 1871.
The StelIartOn Disaster.
AN APPEAL FOR AID FOR WIDOWS AND OR.
PHANs.
STELLARTON, n. s., November l6 There
is no great change in affairs here to-day eX-
cept that there is a stronger smell OF fire.
damp on the surface, and another explosion
is expected. A meeting was held last eve
ming in the mining company's Office, and it
was resolved TO send the following appeal
to the mayors and wardens OF various towns
throughout Canada and the United States
"A terrible calamity has happened In this
place. Two disasters in succession have
been the means OF killing 80 men and boys
and leaving SO widows and ITO orphans.
Seven hundred men, representing popu-
latiOn OF 1000, are thrown out OF employ
ment in the face OF Canadian winter. We
appeal TO the generous public for imme-
date help. Contributions may be sent to
James IIudsot, manager Of the Albion, Stel-
IartOn, \. S."
The Irish Land Bill.
LONDON, November 16.-The London cor
respondent OF the Manchester Guardian
SAYS the date for the commencement OF the
session OF Parliament is still uncertain. Ii
is believed the Governments Irish land bill
will enable the local courts to award CON-
pensation even to tenants eyicted for non.
payment OF rent; give the courts more
power for interference In cases OF excessive
rents; improve the Bright clauses IN the
land act, and simplify the transfer OF land.
More Earthquakes at Agram.
AGRAM. November 16. - Two violent
shocks OF earthquake occurred here at mid.
night, causing another panic. The flight OF
people has again commenced.
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FANCY GOODS, &c.
g L + Y E n s.,
sos BROAD STREET.
r ECEIYED

New subjects In CHROMOs In CARVED BLACK
WALNUT FRAMES;
Elegant designs in VELVET and TAPESTRY
MATS and RUGS, selling low:
VELVET-TOP OTTOMANs, large assortment TO
match any carpet
Fifty different decorations Of handsome CHINA
TRADEMARKS;
New styles Of BLACK WALNUT SIDE and
CORNER wALL-PoCKETs,
BoOK-sHELvEs, &c.-very large for the
money;
Large assortment Of BIRD-CAGEs, painted and
brass, round and square;
A large lot OF SOLID MAPLE SEWING CHAIRS,
with rockers, upholstered with great variety
of designs of tapestry carpeilng, both light and
dark. to suit any taste;
All sizes Of JAPANNED TEA-TRAYs;
Our usual full assortment of CARRIAGE-wHIPs,
both common and fine, all warranted TO be as
represented or money refunded;
A complete assortment Of the celebrated ROGERS
&BROTHER SPOONS and FORKS, as well as
the cheaper qualities, all warranted;
A very choice assortment Of VELVET FRAMES OF
all grades;
All sizes BOYS vELOCIPEDEs;
A TURNDOwN-ToP DoLL-PERAMBULAT0R
forsl
CHlLDREN's TABLE-CBAIRs, ROCKING
CHAIRS, CAMP.CHAIRs. NURSERY
CHAIRS, TOY. CHAIRS;
FIVE. and sIX-FOOT sTEP-LADDERs, with
BUcKET.BRAcKEr;
The LARGEST sCHOoL-sLATE sold fer 8 cents
in town Is sod ut sTE'ENst
sos BROAD STREET.
PENCILS6 cents donn. no 10
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New Orleans Items.

NEW ORLEANS. November 1G.-United-
States Marshal Wharton, in an interview
with Times reporter, stated that the Re-
publicans proposed 10 contest the seats OF
the Democrats returned as elected from the
Fourth and Fifth congressional districts,
and may also decide to contest the First and
Second districts. lie says the late election
was farce.
Warren =. ChiSm was shot and killed at
Pattersonyile yesterday by Shelby Sanders
in an alteration.
Governor WIFI has appointed John c.
Manning, eX-Cbef Justice Of the State SUI
preme Court, United States senator, vice
Spofford, deceased.
A mdndqnauS was asked and made re.
turnable Monday 10 compel the city TO levy
d tax of S250,O00 10 ray the interest on the
city consolidated bonds.
The courts will decide who is entitled to
the possession Of tue City Hall.
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above stated, was ihiriy.two years Of age
lie was single man and native Of Lon.
post, and was an industrions man uis IN.
come, aside from bis pay as private, is said
to have been 10 excess OF s6O ner month
The day previous TO bis suicide be bad been
intoxicated condition, and had evidently
been drinking heavily. He was popular
among his comrades, and to-day would
have been In receipt OF bis pay and other
emolumenis amounting to about slOO. His
fellowsoldiers say he has frequently OK.
pressed himself as preferring death to inn
prisoDment. aud has stated that il he was
placed In circumstances such as to render
his imprisonment at hard labor liable to oc.
cur be would kill himself The posi- .nr-
geon at Fort McHenry notified Captain De.
lanty OF Dre@'s death yesterday, and the
Captain sent the intelligence to Coroner
Bell. who visited the Fort, where he inyes.
tigated the case. He concluded that an in.
quest was unnecessary.
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SANFiRD's CATARRH CURE.
CANFORD'S RADICAL CURE
FOR CATARRH.
ONE BOTTLE RADICAL CURE, ONE BOX ca
TARRHAL SOLVENT, AND ONE M
PROVED INHALER. PRICE
FOR ALL, 81.

Is Of marvellous efficacy for relieving violent at.
lacks Of Snetzug. to which many subject, fol
cleansing the Head and Nasal PASSAGES when clOgget
with offensive matter for deOcorIzlng and purifying
the BREATH for rendering the Head clear The Brain
active, the Breathing easy aud every sense In most
grateful and soOthed condition.
Beginning with the Nasal Passages. IL cleanses
deOsOrzes, sCOthes, and heals. 1arrests the forma-
ton of purld matter IL strikes al the very heart
of the disease. This done, its constitutional action
gradually and Thoroughly removes from The blood
and circulating fluids The poison that has been sucked
up by the absOrbents from purul lent matter which
had dropped into the stomach and been Inhaled by
the lungs.
ASK your druggist :or SANFoRD's RADICAL
CURE. -
General Agents, WEEKS & POTTER, Boston:
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CHICAGO, November 16.-A meeting for
the purpose OF organizing a national asso-
citation for secularization OF the State was
held at the Grand Pacific Hotel yesterday.
More than sixty delegates were present, re-
presenting every section OF the Union. A
national address was prepared fayoring the
abolition OF the enforced religious exer-
cses in the legislatures, schools. and insti-
tutiOns supported by taxation; declaring
that no property should be exempt from
taxation on account OF its use for religious
purposes and that all laws enforcing an
observance Of one day above another should
be repealed; as well as laws prescribing
Judicial oatbs in religious form in courts of
Justice.
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Censreg.,.ou.l Couscsl as ss. Louis.

ST. LOUIS. November 16.-1n the CoDgre-
gational Council yesterday the Committee
on Nominations presented the names Of DR..
Goodall, OF st. Louis, and j. NJ. Sturtevant,
OF Illinois, as delegates to the General As
sembiy Of the Presbyterian Church South,
and Rev. Edward Davis, Of New York.
delegate to the Congregational Union Of
England and Wales.
The report OF the Publication Committee
was adopted, and committee appointed
upon missionary work In Dakota.
The Business Committee submitted a re-
port, which was adopted, depIoring the
growing frequency OF divorces, and calling
upon the ministry for earnest efforts to pre-
vent them except upon grounds sanctioned
by the Church
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SKIN HUMORs, MILK CRUST, ETC.

SKIN HUMoR.-Mrs. g. f. Whipple, Decatur.
Mich. writes that her face. head some parts Of
and sores Suffered earfully and tried everything.
Permanently cured by Cuticura Remedies
MILK CRUST.-Mrs. Bowers, l43 Clinton street,
Cincinnati. speaks Of her SISTERS chi.d, who was
cured OF milk crust, which resisted all dies for
two wears. Now fine, healthy boy, with u beautiful
head OF hair.
TETTKR OF THE HANDs.-EllZabeth Buckley,
LitiletOn, n. H., thankfully praises The Culicura
Remedies for cure OF letter Of the hands, which
had rendered them almost useless to her.
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Texas.

CAPTAIN EADs STOPS AT GALVESTON on HIS WAY
TO VERA CRUz-FIFrH TEXAS DISTRICT.
GALVESTON. TEXAS, November 16.-Cap-
tain j. b. Eads, the eminent engineer, and
bis staff were met here by delegation II
citizens headed by Mayor Leonard, and con-
Quoted TO the Cotton Exchange. They af-
terward returned to the steamer Whitney,
and resumed their voyage to Vera Cruz.
The IT election Of Jones independently for
Congress in the Fifth Texas district is con-
ceded by a small majority by Democrats.
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Fatnl Railroad Accident.

WLKsBARRE, Pa, November 16.-A pas.
senger train on the Lebigh Valley railroad
was thrown from the track by defective
switch on the outskirts OF this city to-day
and badly wrecked. Thomas Malone,
flagman, and John Sweeney, fireman. were
killed, and two other men seriously il not
fatally Injured
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l. CUTfCURA REsoLvRNT purifes, strengthens,
and supports he System through the most critical
stages of blood skin. and scalp humOrs and disor-
ders OF the liver, kidnevs. and urinary organs.
z. CUTICURA, a medicinal jelly, arrests disease.
allays inflammation, Itching. and irritation, heals
ulcers. and eats awav deaG skin and flesh.
3. CUTICURA MEDICINAL SOAP. for the toilet.
BATH and nursery, ceanses, soOIhes. rcfre hes and
be iutihes The skin. CUriCCRA SHAVING SOAP Is
the only medicinal shaving soap.
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Decision i'm the Telegraph War.

PITTSBURGH. November 16.-A decision
was rendered In the United States Court
here to-day in the SUIT Of The Western
Union Telegraph Company as. The Ameri-
can Union Telegraph Company and the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, for
the possession OF the lines on the Pittsburgh
division OF the last.Damed corporation.
The Court holds that the lines in contro-
versy must be surrendered to the Western
Union COMPANY.
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The Ohio wheat Crop.

COLUMBUS, D., November l6.-Ihe NO.
yember crop report OF the State Board OF
Agriculture, which is based on actual Town
shin canvas Of the whole State, shows that
2,906, 1857 acres were sown IN wneat tniS
wear. and that the yield Is 52.522, 1914 bush
els-.an increase OF more than 100000
bushels over last year, which was the best
year on record.
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A Two Hundred thousand Dollar Fire
I'm Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, November 10
About 6 O'Clock yesterday evening dire
broke out in the northern part OF Newport,
on the Iron. Mountain road, and under the
influence Of high wind The flames rapidly
spread until two.thirds Of the buildings In
the town were destroyed. About 200 fam
lilies were rendered homeless, and the dis.
tress is very great. The loss is estimated at
abOut S200, 900.
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Root- and shoe Men in Council.

PHILADELPHIA, November l6.-The Ma
tional Convention OF Boot and shoe-Manu'
factuYers was opened here this afternoon.
About Eve hundred delegates were present
from all parts OF the United States. John
Zejgler was chosen temporary PRESIDENT
and a committee sppoiaied TO draft con-
stitu,ion and by-laws.
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ny Telegraph.

NEW YORK, November 16.-Hoen'-Si0cks
weak. Money on call, 3@4 ger cent. Fxchange-
Long, 4S0h; short, 4S21. state bonds duii. Gov
erumepts quiet.
EUenInO.-Money, ACE per cent. EN.hange'
$50. Governments weak and lower new o's con-
pom. l0ln: new AS, coupon, lllS; new As,
coupons, ll0k. STATES quiet and steady.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, November l6-Virginia 6's, old,
27 asked: deferred 10; CoGs0s, 90; second SERIES
26H; past due coupons, GIN; new lO-4O's, 45s.
Elu
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Fatal Sfabbiu9 ARRAY.

PETERSBURG, Va, November l6.:-DuTiug
a drunken quarrel at Taylor's store, in
Greensvile county, a night or two ago,
Allen Gray was fatally stabbed by George
Home. Home has been arrested and lodged
in jail to await examination.
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California; Official Vote.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 16.-Full Off
cial returns OF this State show that Henry
Edgerton (Republican) receives 507 more
votes for elector than does Judge Terry, the
lowest on the Democratic ticket, and is elect
ed. The other Democratic electors have ma
iorities ranging from 81 TO 143.
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SCALD HEAD, ALOPECIA, ETC.

SCALD HEAD.-H. A. Raymond, auditor F. W., j.
:. H. r., Jackson Mich, WAS cured OF scald head
Of nine years duration bv tie Cuticura Remedies.
FALLING OF THE HAIR.-Frank A. Bean, Steam
Fire Engine g. Boston. was cured OF aOpecia. fan
Ing of the hair, by the Cuticura Remedies, which
completely restored his hair when all said he would
lose IL.
DANDRUFF.--Tbomas Lee. 2276 Frankford ave.
nue. Philadelphia, afflicted with dsnoruf which tor
twenty years had covered his scalp with scales one
quarter Of an inch in thickness, cured by the CUT
cura Remedies
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CUTICURA' REMEDIES are prepared by WEEKS
POr1 Err, Chemists and Druggists, $50 Washing
ton street Boston, and for sale 10y II Druggists.
Price Of CUTICURA, Medicinal Jelly, small boxes,
so cents: large boxes, 81. CUTICURA REsoLvEN
the new Blood Purifier. 81 per bottle CUTICURA
MEDICINAL TOILET SOAP. 20 cents. tU1ICURA
MEDICINAL SHAVING SOAP, 10 cents In bars for
Barriers and large consumers, 80 cents.
Re- An mdtied free on receipt Of price.
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The Georgia Senatorship.

ATLANTA, Ga, November 16.-The elec.
ton for United States senator resulted as
follows: Joseph E. Brown, 1916; A. r.
LaWton, GA.
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Mammoth city, CAL, Destroy ed by
Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 16.-A Bodie
dispatch says reports have just been re-
ceIyed that Mammoth City was destroyed
by fire on Sunday. No particulars.
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DOBERT TANNAHILL 4 CO.
~ COTTON COMMISSION MERCHvAMTs'
No 4 CorToy EXCHANGE, NEW YORK.
psrsc, Al s,Ient on given 10 consigpments oil Cot
tom and The purcha,e or sale for future delivery
Refegenre Charles N. fry. Es}' rfesiusns px an
81 w,o NV a9fs' ''As oc 70 lms
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COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE

RICHMOND, NOYtmber TO, It6U,
SAILS.
WHEAT.-Red 32S bushels Lancaster sold al from
sI.os 10 sl.22 for common TO very good; CLOS
bushels mixed sold at tl.l6. sl.l7. fl.lS; l07S
bushels Fultz sold al from fI.lV 10 Sl.lS for COM
mon 10 prime.
CORN.-l.7SO bushels white sold at 30 and sac.
for good and very good Jew, and 80 aud 54t. Tor
good and very good OiG; ITO IN bells mixed sold al
52c. for very good new, and 00c. Tor very GOOD 0d
RYE.-42 bushels sold ~ 90c.
PEAS.-l32 bushels al zoe.
SWEET POTATOEs.-SO bushels at Soc.
COTTON.-MiddHny, lC}tc,; low mdding, loo
l0kc.. sales, bales.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY. Novembtr o, IHbU.
sALEs.--200 Piedmont X. r. e's nj 110,s; 80
,hares or A. and G. X. II. stock At SIN; as shares
81 c., G. and A. X. X. stock at 47k; 10 shares Of
A. and q. n. r. stock at 37s. 10 do, S7s; 10
mares OF g., e. and A. X. X. ttock at 47A; 1000
- n n NJ M
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NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA BUCK
VIII AT,
VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP,
SALT SALMON,
CRANBERRIES (CAPE COD,
80 varieties FANCY CRACKERS,
ALbEMARLE HONEY,
BONELESS GOLDFISH,
HECKER'S Prepared FLOUR,
WHITMAN'S INSTANTANEOUS CHOCOLATE
at CHRISTIAN & WHITES.
Toe 29l
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PROFESSIONAL.
DOBERT r. HUBBARD,
III ATTORNEY AT LAW,
sf 500 RICHMOND, VA.

OrpIcE: Main street. over Virginia Home In
snTsnee Company second G0or1.
Adsress posI-0fiice lock-Box 227. oc 2e.3ms
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COLLlNSS VOLTAIC
~ ELECTRIC PLASTERS.
Placed over the centre of the nervous forces, the
Dit of the stomach, they stimulate the Liver, SO
mach and Bowels, pereci digestion. cure DyspepSis,
Bilious Cote. Cramps, aud rains, and prevent APue
and Maaria Diseases. For Weak and sore Lungs,
PalpitaIOn Of The Heart, Painful Kidneys, Rheuma-
tsm, Neuralgia. ana Scaica. they are the best rem
edy in The world. Ash for COLLlNS'S NOLTAlC
ELECTRIC PLASTERS. Only 70 cents.
fec 2.S&WJ
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CUTICURA.
CU T 1 & U r A .

ITCHING AND SCALY DISEASES. sCRoFU
LoUs HUM0Rs, ULCERS, OLD SORES,
AND MERCURIAL AFFECTIONS
CURED WHEN ALL OTHER
HUMAN AGENCIES
FAIL.
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LEXINGTON, VA.

Our NORTHERN VISITORS; THEIR RECEPTION
AND ENTERTAINMENT IN LBXiNGToN-THE
BANQUET-THE FEAST OF REASON AND TIE
PLOw OF SOUL.
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COMMIxsION MERCHANTs.

PENCILs5 cents doan. no