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The Color Line.

w. have no, retired from the color line
under a heavy Ore, nor otherwise. That is
70 saw. we have said all that we desired 70
say upon the subject, and are awaiting tIe
action OF the Lynchburg Convention. we
have no doubt ourselves that the peino-
Gratis could carry the State II they wouid
make fair and square issue, as does tne
Mecklenburg resolution on That sup'ee'
published by us yesterday, which reads US
follows:
1--WE are in favor OF educating an ING
children on the Commonwealth, wnite anu
BLACK. But we are unquestionaDly OPP
posed 10 negro supremacy In the govern,
inent or In the jury-box; we are opPose9
10 mixed schools we are opposed 10 niAeo
school boards: we are opposed 10 miSeu
teachers' institutes; and we are Opposed W
social equality in all shapes and forms.
OF al the counties in Virginia, Meek
leuburg gives the largest Republican or
negro majority. The majority which Mr..
GARFIELD received in that county IN 1881
over both HANCOCK tickets was more tnan
thousand. The majority which CAME
RON received over DANIEL in 1881 was
nearly LOGO. And yet the Mecklenburg
Democrats passed the resolution above
quoted. They are not afraid to fight upon
the color line. Our own opinion Is that
it would be good policy for the Lynchburg
Convention to adopt that very resolution
but as we know that many men better ana
wiser than we will be in the Lynchburg
Convention. and as we have already had
abundant proof that our opinion is not
concurred in by all OF the Democrats IN
the State, we have refrained from pressing
our views upon the subject upon the con-
sideTat.en Of the Democratic party. III tue
Lynchburg Convention should adopt
color-line resolution, nobody can truth
fully charge that it was dictated by either
the state or the Dispatch, both Of which
Journals have recognized the right OF the
people in Convention assembled to lay
down their own platform.
Does anybody suppose that to us fight
upon the color line would be a pleasant
one? Then such person is grossly mis-
taken. We deprecate all such contests.
We would engage in them only when it
became absolutely necessary, i'll our opin-
ion. to do so. We over and over again
offered TO drop the subject altogether If
Governor CAMERON would cause his negro
messenger PAUL to resign his place in the
School Board which appoints all the
teachers Of an the white schools in Rich
mond. Even such provocation as Gov
ernor CAMERoN's act in putting two
negroes upon that Board could not
and did not lead us into any abuse
OF the negroes. We merely affirm
ed their inferiority as n race, aud ar
gued from that fact that it was wrong to
place them where they would be the official
superlors of white persons. Whilst, there
fore. we still hold that it would be sound
policy, and the performance of n duty to
the white race, for the Lynchburg Conven-
tion to draw the color line, we shall feel as
IL we had been relieved of very unplea-
SAINT task If that Convention shall override
us In respect Of this matter. He is consti-
tuted very differently from us who can lind
in such contest any agreeable features
whatever.
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SOUTHAMPTON,

A WHITE MAN BADLY WOUNDED WITH AN AXE
IN THE HANDS OF A NEGRO.
correspondence OF the Richmond DisDatch.l
IvOR, July Is, 1888.
In difficulty between white man by
the name of IIarman and n negro, which
occurred at Young's saw-mill, near this
place, yesterday evening, the negro struck
Harm IN over the head and in the back with
an aye, inilicting two ugly wounds. The
history Of the difficulty is as follows: lIar-
man, who oyerseers the log.choppers,
spoke to this negro about cutting. The
nero cursed at him. Harman then caught
up small stick and made for the negro,
who met him with the axe and dealt him
the two blows as above described and made
his escape. Hartman was carried home and
his wounds dressed. No ugly symptoms
have as yet set in. He came near bleeding
to death before assistance arrived, X.
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NEW BLOOMFIELD. MISS. !
I..tf.frssH . teAlH

WNITN1IIl
Gentlemen,-I have been suffering FOR the .la-t
five years with a severe itching all over. have
used up four bottles Of your Hop Biiters. and II
has done me more good than all the doctors and
medicines that they could usc or with me. !
am old and poor, but feel 10 bless you for such
relief from your medicine and torment of the doe
tors. ! have had fifteen doctors a, me. one gave
me fifteen ounces Of solution ~ arsenic: another
took four quarts Of blood from me. All they could
tell was that II was skln-sickness Now, after
these four bottles Of your medicine. am we'll and
my skin Is well, clean, and smooth rs ever.
HENRY hROCHE.
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"W." (Mr. WADDnL himself perhaps)
writes to the Lynchburg NelcS from Smyth
county as follows:
"Pohtics in this county Is at par. The
Mahoneites are deserving the old ship and
going into good and secure quarters.
Many leading Readiuster, from his bet
ter judgment, is now working like a beaver
I'm the Democratic ranks, having dropped
the dirty MISREPRESENTATION Malone
cohorts, and is now sticking to Democratic
principles and assisting in restoring good
government to the people. Whole neigh
borhoods in this county who formerly
went with the ReadiuSIer party, now that
the State debt Is settled, are satisfied, the
object Tor which they were striving having
been accomplished. l heard a prominent
Resdluster say here to-day that even the
act OF putting negroes on the jury here to-
day three having been put on with the
whites was sufficient for him. stating, fur
ther, that mixed schools and mixed mar
riages would be the next thing they would
try 20 accomplish; aud lie was right.
Smyth will give good account OF herself
in the full elections. A large number OF
the voters OF this county have become DIS
g,lsted at the plunderers, and have made a
halt and returned 10 their Democratic
friends"
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keM BOOK.

Door Yard Folks. and 4 Winter Garden.
BY AMANDA u. HARRIS. Illustrated.
Boston: ID. LoTHRoP & Co. Price, 81.
An interesting book. But who are
"Door-Yard Folks?" They are moIes,
toads, squirrels, foxes, birds, fish, &C., &c.
A real study in natural history. The book
also contains " A Winter Garden" or a
study of the buds Of maple, chestnut, cher
nv, and whatever Others she could get at
during the snow season.
Fol- sale by the publishers.
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DEATHS.

DEAlIhS
Died. at Tarwood, Hanover county, Va, ar AZ,
IS. 1883, MARY GLADMAN, In her e'gh'y-ni'i
year. s.,.r,e
She leaves two daughters. one son. ana iaree
number Of grandchildren and greas-grzndchiiurei'
As6iand Val. New York city, and Easton tPss''
papers please copy.
Died. on the 10th Instant. at the age or SIX
months at farmyille, Va, of cholera uranium
MARY, infant child Of William f.and Baby Cher-
nault.
Died. July 1s. 1888, L0TTIE VIRGINIA
TALLEY. daughter Of ". aud c. Talley; aged
fifteen months
Dearest LoTTIE. thou has left us.
We thy loss most deeply feel,
Bnt Ills God who has bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Yet again we hope to meet thee.
When on earth our days are passed;
Then I'm Heaven we rejoice To meet thee,
Where no farewell tears are she'd.
The funeral viii take place ut Ridge church at
O'Clock f. NJ. VIII leave the residence OF the
father at ~ O'Clock, in Tuckahoe township, Hen
rico county. Va. Friends Of the family are re-
spectfulIy invited to attend.
Died, July 18th, at 9 A. NJ. at No. Il north
Twenty-ninth street, in the forty.nith year Oh ner
age, LOUISA JOHNSON (colored).
Her funeral win take place from The fonr!h
Baptist church (coloredI JULY 10TH al Il "A. NJ
Her friends and acquaintanees are invited 10 at
tend.
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FANCY GOODS.
- Il L Y l. Ms

STEv EMS
OPENS THIS WEEK
A full line OF the celebrated AMERICAN CHINA,
superior toauy English porcelain goods-eyery
piece warranted;
Another Invoice Of that HANDSOME DIAMOND
GLASsWARE-tbe prettiest pattern offered
this season.
a large assortment of BlRD-CAGEs IN all shapes
and colors al low prices;
Five hogsheads $3.50 dozenl Of these PLAIN
GOBLETs at soc. dozen
We have few HANDSOME EBONY PEDES-
TAILS, and have marked them :" way down " to
close them out;
HAMMOCKS (both Grass and Web, HAMMOCK
ROPES, and STRETCHES, at bottom prices !;
All sizes wATEg-COOLERs as low as the low
est,
We have few CHILDREN's CARRIAGES left,
TO be closed regardless oil cost, at
STEVENS,
iyl4 sos Broad street.
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KALAMAZOO. MICH. February .. 1850.

KALAMAZOO. Niltli.s ftUiiittN - Ao7N'
know Hop Bittcrs will bear recommendation
honestly All who use them confer upon them the
highest encomiums, and give them credit for ma
king cures-aII the proprietors claim for them.
have kept them since they We're first offered 10 the
public. They took high rank from the first aud
maintained II, and are more called for than All
others combined. 80 long as they keep up their
high reputation for purity and usefulness ] shall
continue to recommend them-some,hnS have
never before done with anv other patent medicine.
J.BABCOCK VI. ID. and Druggist
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TAsLORs ann CLOTBiEBs.

$40 for BLUE SERGE SUIT we have been SELL
ing ats1J;
81 for BLUE CHEvIOTINE SUITS We have
been sellln;at I6andsls;
SO for a LIGHI CASHMERE sUIT-haye been
selling at 8l3;
$40 for FANCY CASHMERE sUIT-hayc been
selling at $l5;
So for BLUE CHEyIoT PANTs-haye been
selling at$5;
1925 for BLUE SERGE PANTS-have been
selling at $3.50;
$3.50 for BLACK SERGE PANTs-haye been
selling Sc;
s. for LIGHT WORSTED PANTS-hayc been
selllngatS5;
Please to bear in mind We are not Offering m
accumulation Of old stock Of fancy materials at
catch price, to move them, but what we are o1er-
ing are STAPLE GOODS, which other clothing
house, never reduce.
We don't claim to have full sizes Of these goods
LEFT, but If we can lit you they the biggest bar
gains ever offered
First come, Grst served. MIsFlT STORE,
9l2 Main street.
OPEN THIS EVENING TILL 10 O'CLOCK.
jy II -Sa,Tu&Ih
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A freight train on the Reading railroad
run over COW about n mile from Shamo-
kin, Pa, Tuesday, and was badly wrecked.
William Thomas, OF Shamokin, was killed
and James Huffman, brakeman, was seri-
ously injured. Thomas leaves a wife and
five children.
1t is conceded that DIR. Worthington's
Cholera and Diarrboea Medicine, for dys-
EMERY and pains in the stomach, is an in
fallible cure.
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There Is a good deal OF talk about Demo-
cratic mistakes, but the greatest mistake we
can make Is TO let the Republicans Tx the
issues Of the presidential CANVASS Ocdla
(Fla.) ,Sanner-Locon.
The Democrats ought to fix their own is
sues whether In State orlnational cam-
paign.
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crnAr BAYOU. TEx.. October 2s. lss2.

CEDAR BAYOU 7 EN'' UcI0UtT zc' Ioo-'
have been bitterly opposed 10 any medicine NOT
prescribed by physician of my choice. MY WIFE,
fty-six years old, had come by degrees OF disease
To slow shutdown, and doctors failed 10 benefit
her. | got bottle Of Hop Bitters FOR her, which
soon relieved her I'm many ways. Myk,dneys were
badly affected, and took twenty doses. and found
much relief. I sent to Galveston for more, but
word came back None in the market. 50 great IL
the demand. But got some elsewhere. II has re-
stored both of Us TO good health, and we are duly
grateful. Yours, d. j. MAGEI'
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coMETHING FOR EVERYBODY.
READ, MARK, AND INwARDLY DIGEST

have been very sick over TWO year and was
given up past cure. tried the most 81 lful ply
sIcians, but they did not reach the worst part by
lungs and heart would oil up every nigh and dis
tress me very bad told my children | never
should die in peace until had tried Hop Bitters.
took two bottles. They helped me very much In
deed. took two more: aud am well. There was
a lot OF sick folks here, who saw how they cured
me. and they used them and are cured, and feel As
thankful as do. Mrs. JULIA g., CUSHING.
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WONDERFUL SIGHT.

The greatest wonder of the age Is the LIVING
FROG-ClIlLD. He Is boy named Matthew Per-
rv born I'm Kershaw county, :. g., 1870. August
nth. VIII he on exhibition for THREE DAYS at
No. 335 north sixth street, between Marshall and
Broad. opposite the New Market. jy 1887
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The Female Broker. Again.

THREE NEW SUITS BEGUN BY HER VICTIMS
AGAINST MARION f. M'DOwELL.
Marion L. Mcdowell, OF Philadelphia,
who, under the name of Marion l.. Dow,
the "only lady broker" managed to sink
$4,000 Of moneys entrusted to her for
speculation by confiding women before her
business was broken up by quasi criminal
proceedings entered against her by some
OF her patrons, was on Tuesday made
a defendant in three new actions. The
suits were instituted by Ella Beau
mont, George Il. Gillespie, and Helen
Wilson. The plaintiffs aver that they
entrusted money TO Mrs. Mcdowell at
various times to be used for their benefit,
but that no return was made to them. Mrs.
McDowell's whereabouts since her abrupt
departure from this city. after she had been
released from custody by the Supreme
Court on a technicality, has not been gene
rally known. suit was entered by her
some time since against Narr a. Gerlach,
who were her brokers. to recover about
$4,000 which she lost through them, on the
ground that being married woman her
contracts were not valid. This action will
shortly come on for trial. As it would ne
cessitate her coming here, and so make
the service OF writs upon her an easy
matter, her counsel, in friendly
spirit, accepted service Of the writs to-day.
Mrs. McDowel's suit against her brokers
has, it is said, been indirectly the means at
this late day of bringing about the new
suits against herself, and will give rise to a
number OF other actions. II the "lady
broker" should be successful it is her in,
tention, it is declared, to divide all that
she may recover from Narr d Gerlach
among the trustiul lambs from whom she
received 1t. Her counsel would take her
case on no other consideration. Any re-
eoyery that she may obtain against the
brokers will be legal subject Of attach
ment on the part Of the plaintiffs Of to-day
or any others who may obtain a verdict
against her. IL is not expected that she
Will make any defence to the present suits.
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WALnrNn. KAN. Necemh,

WALHEND, KAN, December 3, 1881.
/ write TO infor You what great relief got from
taking your Hop Btters. was sufferiog Win neo-
ralgla, dyspepsia, nervous debility ana woman
troubles few bottles have entirely cured me,
and am truly thankful for so good medicine.
Mrs. MATTE COOPER.
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II has leaked out that the Pennsylvania
Republican idea Is not so harmonious as
the bosses would have us believe. Some
OF the members OF the late Convention are
now calling one another traitor.
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1.-THE new Commissioner OF Internal
Revenue says he never reads the news
papers" How did he manage TO pass the
ciyil-service examinationY
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DICIIMOND MOZART ASSOCIATION
OPERA NIGHT.

The regular weekly soirec will take place at
at 81 O'Clock. Admission only by membership
or on-resident cards, which must be presented m
the door. Menbership-cards will only admit TWO
persons each ON this or any Opera-night. Reserved
seats may be secured by members at % cents each
on application to G. +. JOHNSTON, No. 9lS Main
street iy 1927
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KAnoKA. Mo-. Fehrnarya. lsso.

purchased five bottles of Your Hop Bitier' n
Bishop q 60. last fall for my daughter who had
been sick for eight years. and am well pleased
win the Bttcrs. They did her more good than all
the doctors or medicine she has taken, and have
made har perfectly well aud strong.
WILLIAM I. MCCLURE.
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LONEJACK. No. september IA. 1879.
Ihaye been using Hop Bittcrs, and have received
great benefit from them for liver and kidney
complaint and malaral-fcyor. They are superior
70 all other medicines. +. NJ BARNES.
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SPRINGFIELD, I'll. September 3. 1850.
Gentlemen lbrye been taking your Hop Buffers
and received great help from them. vii live you
my name one of the cured sufferers.
Mr.. MARY +. STARR.
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CLEVELAND, o.. october 2SIlS79.
My bctter-half is firmly impressed with the idea
that your Hop Blttors is the essential thing 10
make life.happy. b. PorE'
Secretary Plaludealor Company
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BATTLE CREEK, MICH, January 81, 1850.
/ have used seven bottles Of Hop Bitters. which
have cured me Of a chronic difficulty of the
kidneys called Brights disease by the doctors.
RODNEY PEARSON.
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MILTON. DEL. f'niNliN W. ioC''
Being Induced by a neighbor 10 trysliop Bilters,
am well, pleased with II rs a tonic medicine. II
having so much improved my feelings and bene-
fitted my system, which was very much outof tone,
causing great feebeness for years.
Mrs. JAMES BETS.
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~.uurAGEs.

Married. Julv 5th. by the Rev. Father napw,ey'
cHARLFS II. EUBkNK aud KATIE f. "o-
CREADY; both OF this city
Married. on Tuesday. June 18Th At me Sh Ken
Of the Holy Trinity, New f9rk. ~ W. W. Foi:D. OF
New York. 10 GERTRUDE 4. sEAY, formerly oil
Richmond, Va.
New York papers please copy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
mr. COMPETITIVE EXAMINATION
PROVES BEYOND DOUBT THAT
LEVY, DAVIS CO.,
COL EAST MAIN STREET, CORNER NfsrI-
are selling the greatest bargains In
DRY GOODS
TO be found In this city for Instance:
PURE LINEN LAWNS, sold everywhere at Csc,
they sell at 12c.;
FRENCH ORGANIZE MUSLIN. in most superb
nrlnis. at Csc, sold everywhere at 37H and
40c.
All cur other LAWNS will be closed this week at
"a, and Sc.
PEARL BUTTONS SC. card, worth sc. dozen;
PEARL BUTTONS 10c.a card, worth 10c.
dozen;
LINON DE DACCA, 12Ac, worth CSC.
An immense line Of
TORCHON and FANCY LACEs,
SWISS EMBROIDERED FLoUNCEs and EDG-
INGS,
SWISS EMBROIDERED ms ERTINGs.
The balance of superb line Of
FINE PARASOLS AZ half price.
LINEN TOWELS AND DArASKS.
HUCKABACK TOWELS, Ia yards long, at 20c.,
you may be able to match at CSC; but lIUCk-
ABACK TOWELS at 25c. you cannot buy
elsewhere for less than soc.
FOR GENTLEMEN:
A full line Of FURNISHING GOODS:
UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS, city-Inade, 80, zoe,
and 81;
.LAUNDRIED SHIRTS, 75c. and 81;
COLLARS, CUFFS, and HANDhERCHlEFs-
all &c prices that cannot be e1ualled.
Remember our location: Corner Main and Ninth
streets
iy14 LEVY, DAVIS & co.
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Greenwich, y. Y. February II. ISL.
Hop Bitters are the most valuable medicine
ever knew. / should not hayeasy mother now but
for them. Henry hNAfP
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ADJUSTMENTS.

VTIRGINIA BASEBALL COMPANY.
There will be game TODAY at the Baseball
Park between the VIRGINIA BASEBALL CLUB
and the "ROANOkES,r of Richmond. Game
called ut 3 7. NJ. l.. j. hllDUFF.
iy lg-It Manager.
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BATTLE GREER. MICH. January 81, 1879.
Gentlemen: Having been Athlete f"r 20 number
Of years with Indigestion ard general de.iliiy' by
the advice Of my doctor used Hop Eitter-, aud
they afforded me almost instant relief. am glad
70 bc able % TESTIFY u their behalf.
81 3-Tu.Thlwl&>a THOMAS g.. KNOX.
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The North Carolina balloon story is, we
now know, not hoax. II was told by a
witness FOR the defence in the star-route
trials.
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sAypERrox. PA. November ,

SANpERTON. PA, November 8, 1879.
Dear Sir; have u,cd four bottle ~ yolr Hop
Bitter, and they have cured me. bad diTrhol,
dyspepsia. and chronic Inflammation ~ OBJ, bow
els, and was giddy ia The head, and nervous.
EHLu. TuJN>BERGEE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES: ,.->.o.
NT GLORIOUS NEWS
FOR THE PUBLIC.
HOW AND WHERE TO GET AND KEEP
COOL?
ANSWER is,
Go to the popular and reliable house Of
Fl III / Il At IT,. H' III III
NM NM ZEE RRR BIB RRR 90 ssss
MINNIE ME- s & + B ( PIX kRR F99 9ssss
Mn MErr Z + B B sk K 90 ssss.....=-
sol BROAD STREET.
why 90 there when there are plenty other places
ANSWER rs,
They have the
LARGEST AND BEsT-sELECTED STOCK
WHITE GOODS, LACEs.
IRIsH-POINT EMBRoIDERIES,
in the city,
PRICES THAT MAKE YOU KEEP COOL
and forget the warm weather.
Don't fail to call during the week, as we will
open the largest line we have yet displayed.
We will offer and sell during the week our stock of
LINEN AND SERGE ULSTERs,
PARAsOLs AND sUN-UMBRELLAs,
ONE THIRD LESS THAN USUAL PRICE,
in order to reduce our stock and give parting
souvenir III TIE VI a gam W bhi iiiNhN'
and customers who contemplate going away from
the city.
WE CALL SPECIAL ATTENTION
to our superb and extensive line Of
SILK and Isle GLOVES,
WOVEN and sEWED CORsETS,
FANS Of all kinds,
SATCHELS, PURSES,
SILK, SATIN, and OTTOMAN RIBBONS,
LACE, NULL, and other styles FICIIUES,
LINEN COLLARS, RANDKERC HIEFS,
BOBINETS and other styles VEILiNGS,
which are useful and needed by persons travelling
and leaving the city, which we pride on buying
and selling at the VERY LOWEST PRICES.
In order to
REDUCE AND CLOSE OUT
OUR LINE OF
MATTINGS
AND OUR STOCK OF
CARPETS
remaining from last season. we will sell them
At AND BELOW COST
for the next thirty days and those In want Of any
would do well to give Us a call
TIIALHIMER BROTHERS,
~ s-SuTu&Th sol Broad street.
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GnErxwlcn. February II. 1850.

Hop ButerS company:
Sirs,-I was given up by the doctors 10 die Of
Scrofula-con,mpuon. TWO bottles of your Bit
tiers cured me. They saved my life. ana am
grateful. LEROY BREWER.