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F0x's Book OF "MARTYRs" contains the
history and pictures Of hundreds OF people
who were stoned, burned, beaten, pulled
TO pieces, and otherwise tortured on ac-
count OF their conscientious convictions as
to belief and duty. They suffered incredi-
bic torment and have come down to She
present age rs martyrs. 1t is not now Gus
tomary to torture people thus, but they are
made martyrs by rheumatism until they
suffer almost as much rs did the heroes OF
the martyr ages. There was no relief for
the old-time martyrs. but there is happy re-
lief for those who suffer from rheumatism.
Cashier Charles +. Morrill,. of Manchester.
y. H., suffered terribly from frequent
attacks Of this painful disease, but he has
been cured. He writes Il was martyr
to rheumatism, and, although tried many
other remedies, | found nothing that re-
lieyed me like Perry Davis's Pain-Killer."
Other rheumatic martyrs may wisely take
the hint.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Christmas Cheer.

PICK OUT Y0UR RPREsINTS--H0w TO BE HAPPY.
Christmas Is coming fast. The shop
windows laugh with pretty toys Of every
conceivable sort for young folks and rich
and costly articles suitable for gifts for
older people. The poor man when he
passes looks wistfully at the bewildering
display, and his heart sinks when he thinks
OF his wealth OF inclination. the breadth Of
his generous intentions, and the contracted
limits OF his purse. He wants TO follow the
good old custom OF remembering friends
with giits-wants TO make dear ones at
home happy with testimonials of.his love
but, poor fellow, he must swallow his dis
appointment and solace himself with the
kindness OF his intentions and the recol-
lection that the Giver OF all good and per-
feet gifts has made TO the poor the most OF
His blessed promises.
A small amount Of money, however, il
iudiciously expended. may be made to 60
a long way. Therefore. before purchasing
one should first ascertain how much mo-
ney can be spared, and then make a careful
tour Of inspection, and after comparing
notes decide what is most suitable TO buy
for friends and hOmefclks from the means
at hand. Here are some OF the presents
that you can select from:
Among the gifts for little folks one must
always include some OF the excellent books
published for holiday and birthday pre-
sents. There is long list TO choose from,
and all tastes can be gTatiiied i'm a selection.
The durable linen books are best for small
children. Little girls must have dolls, and
il is new fancy TO include dusky SER
want maid 10 attend the far ladies Of q
waXen household. A desirable present
for a boy i'm his teens is a scroll-saw,
with which many pretty and useful ar
ticles can be made. Among the novel and
always appropriate ornaments for young
lady's room, small decorated mirror sup
ported by an easel may be selected. Vases,
lambrequinS, iewelry, and shopping-bagS
are suitable ChriStmas-gifts for ladies Of
any age.
Sets OF decorated china are always ap-
preciatcd by a mother, and good carving
set is very acceptable to any man whose
duty it is to divide the Christmas turkey.
4 lover who is not afraid to risk his fate
can bestow a box containing a mirror.
comb. brush, glove-stretcber, pen-knife,
&c. Your sister will be happy over lace
collars, perfumes, nandkerchiefS, fur
cape and muff, or material for handsome
dress. For SCHOOLGIRLS chatelaine watches
are serviceable and inexpensive gifts.
though book. photograph-album, or
picture are dear to girish hearts.
Send the poor and needy load OF coal
or wood. or a barrel OF flour. Give the
minister your respectful attention at
church, and the whole world, including
the newspapers, your most charitable
thoughts.
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Manchester.

Five per cent. will be added to all city,
school. or State-tax bills tbat are not paid
to-day.
The pavement on Seventh street will be
completed this morning and the Free bridge
will be opened to-day at ~ O'Clock. This
street is now fine thorougbfare and IL is TO
be hoped that the city will continue the
work OF paving its streets, which has been
so well begun.
Captain Ford, conductor on the Rich
mond and Danville railroad, who was Sc
verely mashed between two cars In the
companv's yard in this city, is now greatly
improved, and IL able TO be up and walk
about his room little.
During the past month only three mar
riage-licenses have been issued In the city.
In the Hastings Court yesterday a iudg-
ment in favor Of the petitioners was grant
ed In the coupon case Of Dunlop & McCance
Manufacturing Company, Old Dominion
Cotton Factory, Richmond Cedar-W Works,
and the Marshall Mills Manufacturing
Company, Us. the Commonwealth.
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vile. IL had a good circulation, hut did
not give him sufficient income, and II was
| discontinued.
After General James Mcdonald be-
came Secretary OF the Commonwealth
DIR. Bagby secured position very
| agreeable TO him In some respects but
lrksome in others-the clerical work for
instance. There he remained until the Re-
adiuster party began to show its head In
the Legislature, and he was the very first
man In the State to lose his Office by it.
HIS LAST WORKS.
After that DR.. Bsgby became travelling
correspondent OF the State, and did the
best literary work Of his life. His letters
for that paper, signed &c. w. b." stand
almost unrivnlled. whether considered with
reference to purity Of style, charming COM
mand OF picture-painting words, or the de-
licions atmosphere that, as 1t were, en-
veloped al his scenes. lie was talking OF
Virginia, describing her mountains, val
leys, and rivers; he was helping to start
furnaces and forges; he was painting with
loving hand the prospect for immigrants-
above all he was mingling with Virginis
people, living in the light OF their homes,
and dwelling upon the tender graces OF
the day that is gone and the time that will
never come back to any Of us.
one summer he went 10 New England as
the correspondent OF the Baltimore Sun.
His series OF letters were e1titled "Eew
England by tie Back Door" They, too.
were exquisite productions. They showed
g the Yankees in their home life, they
removed many misapprehensions, and tore
down many prejudices. II he bad never
written anything else, these would be =
monument to his memory.
His last work OF any length was pub
lished in the philadelphia Weekly Times OF
August 18th. and is entitled "An Unre-
nowned Warrior; the Record OF Man
who Shivcred through the Manassas Cam
paign." il is vivid sketch Of camp life
and the battle Of Manassas. His lass
writing. however, appears in Harper'S
Magazine for this month, and is little
humous fragment in the Easy Chair-a no
gro love story.
FAMILY.
In st. Paups church. February 16. 1868.
DR.. Bagby was married to Il daughter OF
DR.. Chlmberlayne. and sister OF the late
John HaMpden Chamberlayne. 1t was a
very. very happy union for him. His wife
was his true helpmate. There were born
to them ten children, eight OF whom sur
viye.
A sister Of DR.. Bagby, Mrs. j. NJ. Mat
thews, also survives him.
The hour OF the funeral will be hereafter
announced. The burial will be at Shockoe-
Hill cemetery.
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Fox.IIunf.

The Richmond Hunting Club went out
yesterday morniag for a FOX hunt, going in
the direction OF Granite. Near this place,
about ~ O'Clock, a trail was struck which
awhile the thirty hounds in the pack were
dashng through field and forest in full cry.
The chase lasted about an hour before the
game was Overtaken, and Mr. Barton
Grundy was fortunate enough to be first in
at the death, and tailed the fox-a fine gray.
fully grown. With the brush ornamenting
the head-stall Of his bride, the happy
huntsman rode through Richmond about
O'Clock IN the afternoon.
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Police Court.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday;
Bette GLASGOW and Lucy Brooks doth
coored). charged with fighting and ere
ating disturbance in the neighborhood.
surety for their good behavior required in
the sum OF 500 for twelve months, and
fined Sj each.
Charles Mayo (colored), charged with
stealing one silver watch. Not guilty.
Lee Garnett, drunk, paid $3.50.
Frank Holmes and Charles Chapel,
CHARGED with fighting aud creating dis
turbance in the house Of salIie Banton.
Fined $50 each and costs.
Bennie Johnson (colored), dlsorderly
and throwing rocks in the street. Fined
$3.50.
John Howard, charged with lighting on
the street. Fined 81.
John II. Judah, charged with peddling
on the street without license. The ease
was continued until to-day.
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splendid Sale of Valuable Property.

Pursuant TO q decree OF the ChancerY
Court i'm the case OF Lyons, &C., rs Lyons
and others, j. Thompson Brown & Co.,
real estate agents, sold at public auction
Yesterday nine stores on Broad street be-
tween Third and Fourth streets.
The first piece of property offered was
the four-StOry brick store No. 32S, on the
northwest corner Of Broad and Fourth
streets, fronting twcnty-one feet ten inches
on the north line Of Broad street, which
sold for $4,000 Henry Block, purchaser.
The next, store No. 1926, adjoining store
No. 32S, and fronting twenty-one feet ten
inches on the north line Of Broad street, a
large four-stOry brick building, sold for
$40. 500 to Mrs. 4. L. Scott.
Store No. 32i, adjoining No. 32G, and
fronting sixteen feet five inches on the
north line OF Broad street, two-and-a-half-
story building, was purchased by Mrs.
Josephine Stanard; price, Sj,G25.
store No. 322, adjoining store No. 324,
two-and-a-hali stories, fronting sixteen feet
nine inches on the north llne of Broad
street, was sold to Rev. ". ID. Thomas for
S5,7O4.
Store No. $40, adjoining store No. 322,
tyo-and-a-hali stories, fronting sixteen feet
nine inches on the north line of Broad
street. was sold to Rev. w. ID. Thomas for
Sj,67j. 90.
Store No. 31S, adjoining store No. $40,
two-and-a-half stories, fronting sixteen feet
nine inches on the north line OF Broad
street. Sold 10 Rev. DR.. j. l.. M. Curry
for So, $50.
store No. SIC, adjoining store No. BIS,
two-and-a- -hali-stories, fronting sixteen
feet nine inches on the north line OF Broad
street. Sold to Rev. DR.. j. l.. NJ. Curry
for 81, 100.
Store No. 3l4, adjoining store No. BIG,
Observation-Disclosures fronting sixteen
feet nine inches on the north line OF Broad
street. Sold to \. 7. Redford for $500.
Store No. 3l2, adjoining store No. 3l4,
and fronting twenty-one feet eight inches
on the north line OF Broad street, two
and-a.half-story brick house, was sold to
G. Ellis Rediord for $500.
Aggregate amount OF sales. SGI,l5o.
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1'be NOW City Hall.

Mr.. Yost, OF the firm OF lost Mur-
dock. architects, Columbus. Ohio, is in the
city. and Yesterday was engaged during
the day in making calculations in order to
bring his plan (Which had been awarded
the first prize) within the $500, 900 appro-
nriation made by the Council. As soon as
his i done a called meeting OF the Coun-
ell viii be held in order TO adopt the plan,
and then the work on the CITY Han VII. be
In fair way OF being begun.
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The stock never showed so great variety Of
SEAsONABLE GOODS
as Is offered for December trade. But Of msny
FINE GOODS
we have no duplicates. and they wiz not be re-
placed, nor can they be bought elsewhere I'm town
for the price we shall put ON them.
FIRST CUSTOMERS WILL GET THE BEST
SELECTION; the iast-what there Is left. Many
of our friends will remember the crush Of last
year, when for six hours we were obliged 10 close
the doors, so grca; was The crowd. so come early
for first selections and proper attention.
We shall not find L necessary 10 "Crcat Rcduc-
ton Less Than tost.n our stock at tins
rs, with very tew exceptions, It's so wen selected
and assorted that our usual EXTREMELY LOW
PRICES VIII readily sell IL ~ yOn will come early
enough so that we can wait on YOU.
On FINE GOODS any on,r will be considered
and any In reason will he taken, as 10 must all 90
by January.
BUT REMEMBER THE BEST BARGAINS GO
FIRST. and the place To- get them Is at
no27-24t STEVENS, 505 Broad street.
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I.nnnen aarrot.

The sale OF reserved seats for Lawrence
Barrct's engagements at the Theatre mex,
week will commence at The box.oilce 0,
the Theatre at O'Clock this morning, ana
no doubt but that there will be q rush.
Tbe Theatre will be packed during the
appearance OF this great actor.
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The stock never showed so great variety Of
sEAsoNABLE GOODS
as is offered for December trade. But OF many
FINE GOODS
we havs no duplicates, aod they vim ncs be rr-
placed. nor can they be bought elsewhere IN town
for the price We shall put on them.
FIRST CUSTOMERS WILL GET THE BEST
SELECTION; the last-what there Is left. Many
Of our friends will remember the crush of las,
year. when for six hours we were obliged 20 close
the doors, great wss the crowj. 80 come early
for first selections and proper attention.
We shall not fnd II necessary 20 Great Reduc-
ton" " Less Than Cost" our stock N this season.
IA, with very few exceptions. us well selected
and assorted that our usual EXfRENtLN Low
PRICES will readily sell il If you will como early
enough az that we can wait on YOU.
On FlNk GOODS a"y offer will he considered
and any in reason will bc taken, rs II must all co
by january.
But REMEMBER THE BEST BARGAINS GO
FIRST. and the place 10 get them l. a.
no 2724i STEVENS. 5O5 Broad street.
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Late Weather Report.

Especial telegram to the D;spatch.l
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. November Sol A.
M.-For the Middle Atlantic States, slight
ly warmer, generally fair weather, south
west winds, lower temperature.
For the South Atlantic States. slightly
warmer, generally fair weather, light, va
riahe winds, generally lower barometer.
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cold.
THERMOMETERS YESTERDAY 9 A. NJ. 80;
8 A. NJ, As; noon. 81; 3 p. NJ. so; p.
NJ, 49, midnight, 40.
Mean temperature. "A 1-6.
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A WELL-KNOWN DRUGGIST.

A wELL-KNOWN DRUGGIST.
| have seen a great many eases cured with
Swift's Specihc-somc who had tried ul sorts
treatment. In fact. have never known n 10 fai
when taken properly. sell Il large quantity OF 10.
and for all diseases that are dependent on blood
poison or skin-humor. IL cures
PIMrLEs AND BLoTCHEs on TuE skis
and makes the complexion fair and rosy. As for
blood-tant, there Is no such wordas fail u cures
cases that have long withstood other sorts Of treat
ment, and without any of those recurring trou-
bics that generally follow mercurlal aud other So
called cures. I. T.. MASSENRl RG,
Macon. GA.
Our treatise on Blood and skn-Diseases mailed
free to applicants.
THE sWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY.
nO29-lw Drawer 3, Atlanta, ga.
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The Theatre.

The Tavleure Combination presented
Isabel yane TO moderately full house last
night. Tonight the Bankrupts Vile.
with Mrs. Chanirau as Grace Shirley, and
MFR. Clifton Tayleure as Dorsey Shirley,
will be played. This play will be repeated
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RICHMOND, VA, November 27, 1853.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
" stockholders of the RICHMOND AND DAN
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY VIII be held at
the Office Of the company Ia the city of Richmond
Va, on the 18TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1883, at
/ = o'clock VI.
The transfer-boOks VIII be closed from O'Clock
7. VI. December ith until lS O'Clock 4. VI De-
ccmhcr 13, 1883. r. BROOKE,
no 27-td Secretary.
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usEECRHEET. dc.

noSFNDALE CEMENT AND CAL
II, cINFD PLASTER->chooner Eicnora Van
nnsan insf arrived aud now diseharging. For sale
w a. large stock FRESH R0CkLAND LIME,
SH' HpN WARNER MOORE.
Lime. Cement, Lump and Ground Plaster
no al Seventeenth street. south side OF DOCK
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DIcuMoyp. VA. Noyember 27, Iss3.

hA'hhV+'h' .N'' +'''fah''A a. - i'o''
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
~ stockholders OF the RICHMOND AND WEST
POINT TERMINAL RAILWAY AND WARE
HOUSE COMPANY viii be held nc the Office Of
the RichmOud and Danyille Railroad Company IN
the city Of Richmond, Va, on The lrI DAY OF
DECEMBER. 1883, at 2 O'Clock VI.
The transfer-hOOks VIII be closed from 3 o'clock
7. VI. December fth until 10 O'Clock A. VI. De-
cembcr / 3. 1888. X. BROOKE,
2T-tl SpcrgtITv,
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Hyland & Lees Complimentary Musi.

will be given at Mozart Hall this friday
evening at s O'clock. IL is not their wish
to overlook any OF their friends, and those
who have not received tickets will please
call at their warerooms and get them.
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Those i'm want OF Christmas and New
Year cards will find large and beautiful
assortment at l.. Lewis's, 9l2 Main street,
which he is selling at remarkably low
fiuurcs
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Splendid Brass ana Bronze Sfatuettes,
Groups. and Clocks.

together with the richest designs in Triple
Siyer-Plated Tea-Sets, Epergnes, Berry
Bowls, Nut-Bowls, &C., at Laughton's auc-
tiOn-hOuse TO-DAY.
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at the matinee Saturday. Saturday night.
the second act OF London Assurance, with
both Mr.. and Mrs. Chanfrau In the hunting
speech, and Kit, the Arkansas Traveller.
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arCTIoN SALES THIS DAY.

FINE BIsQUEs, PLUSH TOILET CASES
RoGErs's GROUPS AT l.. LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street
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n.wsON.s NEURALGIA CURE.

Tr1pFKAl-DAWsON'S NEURALGIA
II, CI,pr-a never-faIling remedy. NEURAL
cIs siEhDACHE, and T0orHACHE + immedl-
.,siv raI,eyej. Prepared by HENRY n. DAN
soy New York. Sold by T. ROBERTS BAKER,
Si o east Main street, Richmond Va. ecII
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH PRfNTGNG-lloUsE. Good work,
low nrices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Jxo. T. LAucnroy Jr.. Recorder. 8oso-ii o%s,i

y ADJOURNED BUSINESS MEET
"A ING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE YOUNG
MEMS CELESTIAL ASSOCIATION OF
CHURCH HILL will De held at -. Johns lee
iure-rOOm on FRIDAY EVENING at O'Clock.
Reports Of officers wiz bc read. constitution
adopted, and officers for The ensuing year elected.
Full Attendance requested. No collection.
NO 2A-2t ALERLD j. GARN. SecrptarY.
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DEWARE

the treatment OF Blood aud Skin-plsca. os-they
never cure, and nearly always niurc or totally
ruin the general health.
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y q COOK. 10 A. NJ, at store, household furni-
turc.
r u COOK. | Z. ", at the Chesapeake and ohio
RaIIway depot, carload OF Irish potatoes.
las NACDOUGALL, lOA A. NJ household fur
niture &c.
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8lgllmond 1ispatth.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80, 1888.

ss-rHE CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
rs LARTER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIUS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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Hand.painted Vases ana Ornaments.

elegantly mounted in splendid frames inn
ported Fruit-StandS; the finest collection
Of valuable presents, for sale to-day ut
LaughtOn's auction-hOuse.
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MEETINGS.

IlEADQ'Rs COMMANDERY or ST. ANDREw,)
No. l3. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR,
RICHMOND, VA, November 80, lSS3. }
CIR KNIGHTS,-THE AN \a.L
- NUAL ASSEMBLY or THIS COM ~
MANDERY Will occur THIS EVENING n
~ SHrf" ocock. The @ annual M s report report viii VIII Se
presented, and the election Of officers for the en-
suing term VIII take place.
The sir knights of Richmond COmmanGCry are
courteously invited To attend.
Sir knights will appear In citizens dress.
By order of the r.. G.
f.. G. WALTiIALL,
CaDtain-tieneral.
JNO IArCurOy Jr PecorsIor no 2O-It
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| SURE LINE.

- Our strong line Is the clothes line. On tha,
line We hang our reputation and make our
---s.rongcst fight. Because We put our brains,
-cxpcricncc and money into the production OF
that stock, and It's matter Of honest pride
TO excel in whatever we undertake People
who deal with vs. always get fun value. and
have the pleasure Of making their selections
from N. FINEST LOT or CLOTHES in
this city, bu, As truly elegant a. there Is any
where in the country. To-day brings four
of the NEWEST YOUNG MEMS THREE
-BUTToN CUTAwAY SUITS. The goods
came in rather late, hu, we're 50 pretty we
---oonchdcdt ts make them up. Why not drop
in 10 see thcmf Over Garments in all the
--neves; shapes.
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Bronze Art Pieces for wedding presents al
l.. LEwIs's, 9l2 Main street

Alargc assortment Of Plush aud Ebony Cabine;
Frames az greatly reduced hgures.
l.. LEWIS, 9l2 Main street.
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AND AJIEGUANY

DICHMOND md ALLEGHANY
III RAILROAD COHPANY.-Notice Is hereby
given that the annual meeting of the stockholders
Of the Richmond and Alleghany Railroad Com
pany win be held At the complny's office. Rich
inOnd. Va, on The SECOND IESDAN being the
1lth day) or DECEMBER NEXT 1883, M IL
NJ, for the purpose OF ele,ting board Of direc-
tor, 10 serve one year, and for the transaction of
any other business that may be brought before the
meeting. r.. X. LELAND.
Secretary Richmond and Allegheny Railroad Co.
no 25-td
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF TIIE MASONIC TIM
PIE ASSOCIATION OF VIRGINIA wi be held
at the Office of the secretary on MONDAY the Sd
December. NJ o'clock p. VI.
WILLIAM B. ISAACs,
no 25-td Secretary.
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PIANOS. ORGANS. &c.

VHE HAEDMAN PIANO CSSlyY
u ~ ~
is well worth Your thorough examination.
II you purchase any other Plano before calling
on US, you will undoubtedly regret your unwise
action. RAMOS & MOSES,
sole Agents,
no 3O-F6Su2t Ola Main street.
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COD-LIvER OIL AND LIME.-That pleasant and
active agent in the cure Of all consumptiye symp-
toms. WLBOR's COMPOUND or PURE COD-LIyER
OIL AND LINE, IS being universally adopted In
medical practice. sold by the proprietor, 4.
WuBoR, Chemist. Boston, and all druggists.
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PULL SUPPLY or ARTISTS MATERIALS at
New York prices at l.. LEwfo's. 9I2 Main street.
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Fine Original water-Colors at
l.. LEwIs's Art-GallCry.