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DONT GIVE UP,

What II you have tried different "put
up" medicines In vain. Have you not
been equally disappointed IN some
phystciansY Do not consider your case
incurable until you have made thorough
trial of DR.. Pierce's Family Medicines,
They are chemically pure, of uniform
strength, aud have come into general
use by reason of superior merit ! In
cases Of general and nervous debility,
consumption, bronchitis, dyspepsia,
oliver complaint" scrofulous bnnches |,
ulcers and eruptions, the Golden Medi-
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cure, while thousands OF women, who
had for years been bed-riddsn, have, by
the use Of DIR. Pierce's Favorite Pre-
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The introduction of these two reme-
dies has revelutionized the treatment of
chrome diseases. Patients are no longer
depleted and 'salivated, aa the tonic and
Alternative properties OF the Discovery
long since demonstrated better way.
Ladies' need no longer submit to the
caustic aud knife,. .as the Fav0rite Pre-
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cases and Weaknesses pecnhar to wo.
men. Mrs. Samue! NJ. Kemper, of
GallAndet, Ind, writes, "Your Favorite
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Personal and Political.

Personal and Political.
That Roger Tichborns," in Sar
Diego, CAL, has been heard from be.
fore.
Grant, like Conkling is entirely
willing to have the President ask hia
forgiveness.
M. de Lesseps will succeed the
late Admiral Ronciere-le-N -Noury q
President of the French Geograph.
ical Society.
1t is announced that Senator Lam
ar, of Misslsslppi will make q thor
ough. canvass Of the State next au-
.tumn on the 'sstump."
There is some consolation in the
fact that the Albany Legislators pay
the cost Of their own precrastination
n The remains Of Mrs. Charles q,
Thorne have been temporarily de.
posted In she cemetery vault near
Newburg until arrangements can be
made for her anal resting place near
New York.
Mr.. A. Fl. Stephens bosts that, al
though so often ill, he has In ali his
life broken only three engagements
all were to speak in public.
Field Marshal Won Moltke occa.
sionally talks of rsslgning his mill.
tary Office, pretending that he can nc
longer perform its duties 40 he would
wish to; but the Emperor coaxes and
the Count reconsiderB.
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25

The mistrust Of nearly every rank and
class In Russia has at last extended to
the army-the last support Of the Gov
ernment. Retween twenty and thirty
officers one Of them lieutenant colonel
In the Guards, have recently been ar
rested. The mistaken belief that at
least the army, or al any rate, the Guard
was loyal to the backbone, has now
been rndely shaken. It wonld be abb
surd to assume that an army like that oil
Russia, through which all classes Of the
population are continually passing
could be kept inviolate from the genera
discontent. The eificers OF marine are
especially compromised since the arres,
OF three Of their number for complicity
In the late attempts at assassination.
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Robert Ingersoll, Esquire, popularly
known as "Robert the Devil, J" for the
humurous reason that he PROCESSES not
70 believe In hell, Is somewhat gifted In
the matter Of humor; consequently we
can readily believe that he keenly ap-
preciated the fine humor of the reply OF
Second Assistant Postmastsr-G General
Elmer 70 the passionate appeal which
he made yeaterday that Elmer should
intercede with the Postmastsr-Qe General
70 reconsider his determination, to cut
down the emolnments Of thesStar Route
contractors. Ingersoli held forth to El-
mer abont an hour, and ls reported to
bo very eloquent. At any rate,he seems
TO have most favorably impressed the
successor Of Brady, for the Second As
sistant Postmaster General listened TO
him with the most marked attention.
When Robert the Devil had finished,
Mr.. Elmer said he would take the mat.
ter into consideration--which we per.
mit ourselves to doubt whether Robert
and his clients wanted him TO do - and
then told the eloquent Ingersoll that he
bad often paid q dollar to hear him
orats, and felt Immensely gratifed that
he had treated him TO an hours Grafton
without charge. Ingersoll, being, as has
been said, humorlst, doubtless smiled
at this in.his sleeve II nowhere else
but 1t is to the last degree doubtful
whether Dorsey and the contractors
were able to sec where the laugh came
IN. But then there are some people whs
can never be relied upon 10 see joke.
Telegraph.
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The two Missouri brothers who were
have been hanged yesterday for the
murder OF their father have been re-
prieved and ought TO pre- s> heir inne-
cence, IL only TO saye fsilA "A human ma
turs from terrible blow. Ns s
Pretty girls who wantn1o1rier times
than their earnings wiles yfor should
read the history Of Eva Jseobs. II might
have been worse, but 1t is bad enough
- 1t 10.
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sThs Celebrates Liebig Csmps,

The Celebrated Lfehig Company
Aof New York, Paris and London. has at
talned lts reputation by adhering to two
rules, II oners NO chesp goods. 1t ofTsrs
only honest preparations at honest prices
having the name and seal ef this feputa-
BILE company one 10 certain OF purify and
sxcellencs. The Liebig C0mpany's Arni-
although sold ~ the same price as fhe
Quask, colorless weak trash, sold under
the name Of Witch Ha.eI u 30 mueh su-
perior In every way, that once used, Is
after. II cures Piles, Salt Rheum. skin
iseases .Rheumatism, CAIayrh, Painful
Monthlien, Sore Throat and Neuralgia.
Be sure TO ask for Lisbig Cos Arnfcated
Extract OF Witch HAzel. Remember the
market II flooded with hless imtta-
tions."- (EditoriA In Eetsast1c lSspplsnssu
y ~ haseAsrs) Sold in Atty sshts and
dollar sisea. sH ID Il
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TnE.DUKE OF soUTnERI.AND.
what he says .r eur RaiIroao..

what he Says 81 eur Railroads
"Did you zee any thing that could bs
introduced TO advantage Of the Epglish
r0sds?,S ~ 30 &bseTs 81 sAase ~
"Well, no; I cannot say that did. oi
course our carriages are not as comfprta-
bio ~ your 6rstclass cars, but who
wants Pullman saloon car en- our roads
whore the longest ride you can take d
for twenty-seven hours. One can gei
along very well for that time In such
cars - We have, and / think that speed
and safety are more important factors to
be looked after. Here whore you may
travel for . week on the rail-, you need
such conveniences as you have, and they
answer the purpose admirably. I can
beat compare my trip for 90 many days
with 10 much comfort to yachting trir.
Call Il yachting on dry land with wheels
instead Of keel below you, and you ex-
press the Idea capitally. II is so pleasant
to be able to do 40 much work ~ ID in
v0lved In travelling % many miles, land
yet have no accompanying fatigue. II
we had gone home by to-day'a steamer,
we should have reached England after
An absence Of just ten weeks. In that
time We should have gone over 0,000
miles, and we don't look much like
weather-beaten or toilsome pilgrims.
regret that there should be such want
Of confidence ct home In your railroad
plans and schemes. Out West at one
place pier had been built ct much ex-
pense, bat q railway company wanted II
out Of tie way, DO they simply put a
gang Of men to work and tore 1t out by
The roots ~ 1t were. They left only the
stab OF the pier, and there seemed to be
no redress for the pier people. They
seemed to think nothing of roofing up
the pier" "No," said DR.. Russell, who
was within ear-shot, tsand they would
think no more OF roofing up the peer
age." This drew disapproving eroan
from the Duke, who continued
ave had abundant opportunity Of
seeing much Of your mining country,
taking In Denver and I4eadviIle and
such places on our way. The immiera-
tion seems to be very large, but there is
an abundance Of room vet. Almost
everywhere we went We met English
men and Scotchmen, and they seem to
be doing we'll. On the western border
we saw many Chinese, and though the
feeling is very strong in some quarters
against them they seem to be very ne
cessary element IN that conglomerate
populatloH. don't see how it would
30 possible to get along without them.
We shall not do much more railroad
sight-seeing, but will take . look at the
watering places. should like very
much to come back to America and get
up to Oregon and sec the courlry there.
I heard 80 much OF It that my curiosity
was very much excited. Now you ask
me what struck me as most novel In my
American experience. Well, the inter
viewer. He was everywhere, improv-
ing as We came nearer to New 'York.-
1t 10 not one OF the American novelties,
that would like to see introduced into
England. You may keep that at home
with your isvolvers and your big stories,
and We heard enough of both Of these
latter on our travels"
The daily gazette., 1881-06-25

Young men who contemplate busi-
ness life, and parents having sons 70 eda.
for our new circular, which will give fuis
Information a. TO terms conditions OF en-.
trance, etc. Address,
w. y. CLARK, sec'y.
aprls-d3m STAMFORD. CONN.
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atnn ENOuGH.

Levers Of really good chewing tsbas-
ts ehould Az for Hillsr's Good Rnsugh
NAVY Plug asitis the only tsbAsso whi1h
has NOT the fiavsr Of Drag fetors and
does net cause sore meuth.
!. lid &w-S N. -
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sOf all sad wsrds OF tongue or pen,
Tue saddest are these, ait m fght have

The above quotation was forcibly
brought TO mind the other day. by hear
Ing young lady remark that she would
NOT now b dying with Consumption II
ahe had taken 9tne's syrup or Tar,
Wild Cherry and H0rehound, In
Nos mbsr iast, and ieured her cold. as .
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-27
EA6TWARD.

CsaN.et OF LrKCHBURG with Virginia
Midland Railway TO and from the North
~s4 s~ath.
Al RCRKEvTLLE with Richmond apd
pssVilis Railroad for Richmond, Washing
tAa, balti and New York. Through
Ssr SeswseW Lyuehburg and Richmond via
Herkevitie.
A. pKrRRsRURd with Richmond APE.
tsrsbarx Railroad fer RiehuaNd, audswith
pstrsNmrE Read for Weldon and points
ssnih Eaat.
AZ. NORFOLK ssnuection 10 made on
NssaAys. Wednesdays and Saturdays with
ola ps@iaisu Steam ehip Co. for New
Ysrt, leaving at 6P. NJ. Straight and
rssud trip tickets at low rates.
Connect with Bay Line daily. except aun.
Aay. tsr Saltiu-re. rhiladelfhl and new
Tsrk.
kxswrsiss Tickets 10 Bnmmer Resorts on
We. 4 TssA. Division, aa% First and Fec
esA ,class Tickets to all prominent point
sbpsvxh~Mt the Wost and bouth-west, on
esiS AZ Lyushburs, Petersburg and Norfolk
@.vsr farther partisulare, ETC.. address
No lay aver privileges on any description
~ fiskst will he granted By freight con-
dHatsv. kssreetfnlly,
T.. o. BROWN, GES'l TEAvSLIaN Ao'r.
Lynehhurs, Va.
3, n. OSBoxHE, MIsrnn W TNlxs.
Petersburg. Va,
YnAxK HUdEK, srrr. r..w.
Lynekburg, Va.
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Hardware, Iron, Steel, &C., at No. |, Fer.
nusOn Block. Bristol Tenn

For bargains in Hardware, go to the
old reliable Hardware House OF s. H..
Ferguson, No. l, Ferguson Block. He
deals only in hardware and can give
you better goods for less money than
any one.
Now in stock and cheap for cash.
Car load Old Dominion Nails and
Iron,
Car load Rifle and Blasting Powder,
Car load Champion Mowers,
5000 lbs. Black Diamond steel.
1000 lbs, Brass Kettles, 35c. per h.,
% doz l.. IL. Shovels, soc each,
25 do2. l.. II. Hay Forks, 45c each,
% doa l.. ii. Planters Hoes, 500
each,
Cask Trace Chains, 45c each,
| ton Grind Stones, 20 per ID,
1000 set Knives aud Forks, soc set,
5000 Fish Hooks,
900 Cartridges, all sizes,
25 doz Grain Scythes 75c each,
25 Grain Cradles, 81 75c each,
25 doz. Green, Red and Black Grass
Scythes, coo each,
25 do2. Golden Clipper Grass Scythes
75G each,
Curry Combs, &c,
10 doH. Coffee Mills 25C each,
And other goods In proportion.
Don't forget the place, No, !, Fer
guson Block may2Fl'tt
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Personal.

Mr. W. Anderson is now with Mr.. J.
NJ Barker at thethree-story brick, where
ne VIII he glad to sell bargains to all his
old friends.
Mr. ). d. Robertson, and lady, of
Ashevlt'e, N. C., are visiting friends in
Bristol.
Hon. Jas. w. Palmer, Judge of
county Court of Roanoke, was in town
last week, the guest of his brother-in-
law, DR.. j. A. Dickey. He paid the
-Ne~s office pleasant visit.
Mr.. w. &. Hedrick, of the South and
West, Bland G. H., paid this Office a
visit on Saturday last.
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Property for Sale-Bristol Land
Agency.

No. l. offer for sale an excellent
farm. with plenty of timber, located
about ten miles northeast of Bristol, in
this county. Terms made known prl-
vately. Property very deslrNbe--some
800 acres.
,. \ desirable house and "a aero lot
on Va. lJill, corner lot. House pretty
and new. Contains 1 rooms.
3. 50acrcs of splendid land in the vi
entity of this town. Fine brick house,
good barn, land splenddand well water
ed Price $4,000. Buildings worth
nearly half the money. Everything in
fine condition,
No. !. also offer for sale, the l'lanncry
property, belonging to w. IL. rwmmcll,
nj the Edmond st, crossing of the y. Il
w. Il. II. Contains . cares Of exceed
ingly fertile ground. Has trees, good
two story frame house with ell and eel.
lar, In all six rooms above ground, Sl2dO.
Has cistcrn smOkchousc and stable. \
very zine bargain. Property destined to
be very important.
). The valuable property Of Col. John
Oylcr In central Goodson, containing one
acre well inclosed, embracing the Brown
Bros. carriage factory Building slllla-
bic for tobacco business, Lot runs
through from Lee to Moore streets and
alley ON south side and sycamore street
on north side. VIII be- sold as u whole
or IN as many rs four parts to suit pur-
chascrs.
0. VIM, n. Kcllcr's exposure on Main
street, lying between creek and his new
building and containing extensive rcar-
age. Particulars on application.
7. offer for sale the entire Main st..
property of Rev. +. liolIr, and three lots
on Scott street that are valuable.
$. Main street property of Mr.. NJ. T..
DcWulL a acre, west of Robert Piles
house. Small frame cottage Price
$1,000.
D. Mr. Dnglcr's ! mere on Russell
street. near Mr.. y. A. Whcelcrs.
10. "A ncr1 corner Sycamore and
Johnston Streets Good-on. ComlorIN-
bic cottogc, Price $500. situation
handsome
no. II. j. H. e. Smiths property adj
Joining and west Of the Fair Grounds,
containing 3li acres, one story cottage,
. rooms, uislcrn, good young orchard
aud sablc--Na, aide fronting road $500
onc-thlh cash, bnlnncc on one two and
three years. with interest.
No. H. Mr.. liuraons celebrated VII.
llnms property, west Of Dr. W. r.
Dulancy's. Best brick residence IN town.
Il rooms, fine orchard, jucrca Of ground.
5000 Easy terms, running UP to five
years.
no. ~. The Fnrlpy. fulkripon pforcrr
~ uh Va. Ill., over q mere. hnnd#,mu
cottage, overlooking ihu town, Six
rooms Fine fruit trees. 'hni the hand.
soonest sllc IN town. $4,000
Infnnts finc Hosiery. all coll
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Mothers! Mothers y Mothers ~

Are you disturbed ut night and broka
Ell of your rest by sick child suffering
and crying with the eXcruciating pain
of cutting teeth? If so, so at encc and
get a bottle of MRS. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP. 1t will relieve
the poor little sufferer immcdatcly-dc-
pend upon it; there is no mistake about
it. There is not mother on earth who
has ever used it, who will not tell you at
once that it will regulate the bowels.
and give rest to the mother, and relief
and health to the child, operating like
magic, 1t il perfectly safe to use in all
cases, and pleasant to the taste, and is
Tie prescription Of one of the oldest and
best female physicians and nurses in the
United States. Sold everywhere. %
ents bottle. nov is, lSS0-ly
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Steam Boiler for Sale.

I desire to sail my steam boiler ana
pesesssry fixtures now IN Brown
Dro.. Carriage establishment IN 0ood.
a.a. Persons dcsiring q ba'gnln VIII
si,iwr, address me- or call on l. G. Fow'
W. At the Office Of the BrI1tol Nee'.--
The b.ller IL new and IN good condition.
JOHN OYLER,
I, isa, ~ Abingdon. Va.
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Tribute Of Resnect.

ReSolved-That we the members of
Mendoza Lodge No. ia A. f. & A. NJ
deeply sympathi2e with the brethren of
Shelby Lodg, Goodson, Va, together
with the widow and orphans Of the
deceased, in the loss Of so noble and so
talented Il Mason as Col. u. l.. York, in
whom were combined all the essentials
that constitute manly purity and chris
tian perfection.
Death, in the person Of our worthy
District Deputy Grand Master, cut down
ut one fell stroke Craftsman of the
highest order, man of the noblcst type,
u christian at his post, and ~ husband
and father with all the f0ndness and
affection that these most sacred words
can mean or express.
Resolred-l'hat a copy of these rcso-
lutions be furnished the Bristol NewS
md .4JiagtlOn STANDARD and VdgNidW for
publication, and also copy 10 the
widow Of the deceased,
j. r. HILL,
G. i. BARKER, Committee.
Ii. w. BELLAMY,
Hamilton Institute, Va, Sept. 10, 1881.
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To Real Estate Owners.

have opened an agency for the sale
of real estate, and have already made
several important sales. Parties wish
ing sales of town property or Of farms In
the country, can apply to meat the NecS
office. Heretofore there has been no
point ut which an inquirer could fluid out
what could he had IN the way Of land or
town property. propose that hcrcol-
ter all such shall call ut this office and
learn who wish to sell, whqt they will
sell, and what ut.
|. c. FOWLER.
june II, 1891,
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Fosters Lace Kid Gloves at
Andorson's.

- NU Seaman agency can 80 speedily
cltnnsv the blood, clear the complexion
and skin, VISITORS tile hair and ctrs every
species ~ llchlna. scaIy and acrofulouH
humors ~ The .kln. scnlp aud blood ~
the Cu,icura Rcn"Lie..
UieRE head aud yolpa. easy breath
tng, sweet breath. perfect smell, taste
niid hearing, no cough, 40 Distress
'rhesp aro ,aHflilliuna brought about ~
rainrrh by the No. Of Sgnflfl'a Radical
Curr, Complete trcainenstpr ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-27

New MILLINERY SToRE.-Mrs. Il. V.
Singleton and Miss Mollie Fudge are
opening nice stock of Millinery and
Fancy Goods Of the very latest styles
and designs, in James Block, next door
to w. w. James, Jr. They invite the
patronage of the public.
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Misses and Ladies Cloaks in
light colors at ANDERS0N'S.

Pastor Installed. REV. Jas. II. Con-
ycrrc was installed pastor of the Prcsby-
terrain church at Blountyillc last Sunday ;
Rev. Mossrs. j. A. Wallace, ID. o. By
crs aud Geo. II. Lyle officiating,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-27

FAMILY GRoCERIEs.-M s. l.. Saul
has opened fine assortment of Family
Groceries, and will keep them on sale
in connection with his Tobacco store,
next door to Gump's clothing house.
Mr.. Saul is one of the oldest business
men in our town, and deserves Il liberal
share Of patronage.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-27

FINE WAGoS.-Mcssrs. Deaton, Nave,
and Black exhibited one of the most
substantial, well built and elegant wag-
ons at the fair we have yet seen. All
work being done by these gentlemen,
except the painting. They received the
premium as they deserved. Deaton and
Nave are well known. We will say that
MI. Sam. Black Is among the best wagon
builders In the county.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-27
Ladies Underwear in full suits
in red and white
at ANDERSON'S.
Births.

BARNES-ln Bristol, on the 18th of
Sept, the wife of Mr.. John II. Barnes,
Of u sou, Charles Rufus.
HENDERSON - At the celebrated
Fullen homestead, in Poor Valley, near
Tumbling Creek, Sep. 18th, the wife of
Hiram Henderson, of son, JOSEPH
DUNN.
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THE CONSOLIDATED RAILWAY EXPRESS,

OF tho Norfolk q Western Railroad. IL
prepared rough us connections. to do the
-kxpvtv insrs IT, all points In the Unit.
81 States Special inducements offered
fo'and 6rani baltimore and all paints
ew Norfolk & Western u. r. Close
cannsetlen At Norfolk with Steamer and
ftsm baltimore Dsiiy. except Bun'ays
: ". A. CARPENTER, Msn.g.r.
Lynchburg Va
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-27

appointments. Rev. James y. Converse
tprcsbyierian) will preacl, o. w Mt Mr.
Irspon Longncre's next Saturday morning.
At the Pheasant Grove Church next Sunday
morning and In the Presbyterian Church
At Union Depot next Sunday afternoon and
nieht. A largo attendance is requested.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-27
A Congh. old or Nore Throat

A rougb, Cold or More Throat
should I've stopped. Neglect frequently
r.aulst IN An Incurable Lung Disease or
Gems umpiien. RnOWN's bhOsChiM
rae CnEs are certain 10 give relief In asih-
m, BronchItis Coughs. Catarrh, Coneump'
tive and Threat Dlseaaea, For uirty
ysarN the 1rociIss iays beeil recoinnchu-
ID by rhysicinns. aud always give per-
feet paiiAfae,ioD, They arr nat new ~
N,triyd, but having hr"n tested by Wide
and constant Use for nearly ~ entire
R~ue z tion. they hAyc attained wcll-
iaeritsd rank among the few staple rem
adiss OF the ago, Public sPonkors
md Aiugera uss them 10 clear AMI
strengthen the Voiee. Sold NJ twenty
eve cents i'ox everywhere.
nv i6, 'a0-ly,
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Wanted.

4 situation, by j. II. Everett, who Is
n sober, honest, energetic, business man
u salesman. Can influence considerable
town and country trade. VIII accept
II situation M travelling or local sales
mon In amy business house in this orNny
other town. Moderate wages until val
ne of services Is known. References
from best men Of Brlslol.Goodson, Va.
aud Tenn. Hug2'l'tE
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Confederate Curious Wanted.

MI sgEBECK, 07 Wall 81. New York. will pay
a very hlgh price In cash for all kinds of used or
unused Postage SlRmpu ivauee nv the PostmaAterA
Of different southern eli q Ia 1851, prior to tho
regular issue by tho Con sdorate Government -
Az much as A60 each will epaid for these stamps,
used or unused look or your old lett n and
send what you dnd In No ehape Of INmps, to
above addifss. Pc rdor win be- seat on 70.
ceIpt Of stamps Thee stamps nro collected Ne
mementos OF tho late W Ar.