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In addition to the abovs the townshps OF Blanchard
yackson and Van Buren, have each levied twenty cents,
or school purposes township Of Sugar Creek has lev
led len and treeh cents for poor purposes, and In the
Townships OF Sugar Creek three cents, Riley, four cents
Unon three cents OTTAWA four cents Greensburg nine
CENTS Menros four cents, Liberty. fve eents Jackson
fourteen CENTS and Van Buren, fourteen cents have been
levisd for Township purposes.
Twill attend in person or by Deputy, OF my ONCE, In Ka
da for the purpose Of receiving taxes from the first OF
October until the twentieth Of December.
Twill receive bank notes in payment OF Iaxes, except
on specie paying banks Of Ohio.
o. w. CRAWFIS,
Treasurer.
T,easr,s sr's ofhes Putnam county, 0hie,
Kalida, AUGUST 18th, l647. s37wf
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Chambers's Cyclopedia of English Litera-

Er We have received the l4th nun. Der of this
excellent work. 1t contains selections from Burns
Colcridge, Hood, Talfourd, Knowles, Gcdwin, Ma
csulay, Bulwer, and number of other writers Of
celebrity. A closer examination of the work
than we had at first time to give, only serves to
increase our appreciation of it's value and excel.
lence. Few books have lately issued from the
American press Of half its usefulness. Boston;
Gould, Kendall and Lincoln. Price rs cents.
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No Wing paper Of Ohio now advocates the
election Of Gen. Taylor.-Correspondsncs
ofMe N. Y Tribune.
A change has come ever the spirit OF the Whir
dream of office to be gained by the reflected glory
Of the hero OF Buena Vista. Bright az dawned the
prospect, it now appears forever blurred The ashes
Of despair,' +t
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0- We acknowledge the receipt Of a
copy Of the Congressional Globe and Appen-
dix, for the use ofthe Democracy Of Putnam,
addressed to B. Metcalf g. US by ourRepre.
sentative in Congress, Hon. W. Sawyer. We
have transferred i, to Mr.. Ms. charge, who
desires US to say it shall be held to the use
designed by the donor. Also we have received
a map of the Mineral Region, Lake Superior,
for which Mr.. s. will please accept our thanks.
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A HOME MARKET.--The decline in the price
of grain is awakening anew whig misrep-
resentation about ahome market. The far
mers, however, have had a practical proof Of
what foreign market will effect. They
never have known rise in price from a
home demand created by our Eastern manu-
facturers, and they do not put much trust in
a probability of which they have never had
an example. A moderate and steady de-
mand from Europe we believe there will be
permanently, not at the late high prices, but
yet at such rates as to cause renumeratinp
prices. This is all that we have ever claim
ed upon this subject, but this much, time
will prove correct
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1847-08-17

A DEAR KINc--M. Emile de Girardin, in
an article directed against The ministry, mar
ked with his characteristic bitterness, gives
the following comparison of the expenses Of
the Governments under the empire, the res
oration, and the existing Govornment:--
Daily expenses under the empire, 2,l00,-
000f; ditto under the restoration, 2, SOC, DOOR;
ditto uAA< seERment Of Louis Phillip
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New YORK MARKEr.-Aug. 9Th. The
exports for July are, AL, 900 bushels Corn,
S07, 900 bu. Wheat.
Receipts of Flour by river, since the open
ing gof navigation, are-l, 100000 bbls; Wheat
100000 bu; Corn, Z, ,o30 600 bu.
FLoUR-Genesee selling at IS; Western
a, 5 so and 81. Some sales at former
prices; market firm; supply small.
CoRN-Not much in market; sales mixed
at 65 a 20.
WHEAr-Prime White is selling at ! 80:
Mixed at la ! Is. Sales Of 10000 bu.
at these rates.
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gon is not quite as large as the population Of
this county, though there is a much lager
number Of male adults.
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OH. L. HosMER, Esq, has retired from
the Fort Meigs Reveille and assumed tn
editorial control Of the Toledo Blade. Ae
tho Mr.. H. is whig, we wish him sui.
cess in his new and enlarged sphere of &C
ton.
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Treasmrer's Notice.

HE amount Of Tax levied each hundred dollars Va
J. luaton of Taxable Property in the County OF Pusns,
goy the veay Iaa- IL nn follOws:
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We see il stated that ]. A. Houston, the
Reporter for the Senate, intends starting a
journal at Washington city, 10 contain the
daily debates and news generally. OF its
political character we have seen no state
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-05

UN-E TIT f9fITTEN HH1
z Elg - feroNed i4s ~ = 10 oufli ~,
-< a. ttA Haafs lrHttN fHe tnHri
ii9H#e. Hest aet sHa tas t7a eeA7s nc it7 JsriaH
e.HItrH- a49
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-05-27

communication from 1t. Col. T.. A. HrcHcocR,
Inspector General To Major Gen. Scorr. dated Jsaps,
April "a, makes return Of the paroles Of the Mexican
prisoners captured at Cerro Gorlo tcomprises the pa
roles Of ,ee General officers and 1856 officers VI lower
grades and also the paroles Of 1897 Of the rank and le
Of the Mexican Army separate return comprises tho
names of 2SS officers, besides those, sixteen in number
sent 10 Vera Cruz. Col. Ii. goes TO say
think proper To remark with regard to The operation.
Cero Gordo. that by turning the left flank Of the
envy and storming the principal hill occupied by him
which executed under your personal observation on
the morning of the 2Sih inst. his urce divided-al
OF the batteries of the hill being separated from the
main body Of the army encamped the Jalspa oad west
Of the hill
All of the positions of the enemy commanded by
the hill itself, which believed by the Mexicans To b
inaccessible TO troops. The hill being siovmed
and taken, the main body of the enemy fed in the ut
most confusion, and but very few taken prisun-
Many of the troops in the batteries at the same
time made their escape in the hills, throwing away their
arms.
A Mexican officer assured me that less than SOD
thus escaped from single battery. Of thse in the
batteries who laid down their arms. than thou
sand contrved escape their march from the field of
battle to Plan del Rio, five miles moro, along
circuitous road bounded by woods and ravnes-and
hence the number Of prisoners parole is diminished to
about 3 900 men, exclusive Of officers. And stl0ut
this may not be tho place for the expression Of opinion
feel warranted in saying that the beteat COM
plote it unexpected by the enem, that he was
utterly destroyed captured, routed, speeding terror
aud CONSERVATION throughout the country.
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A TOJCE FROM KENTUCKY.

HAVE been afflicted with dyspepsia in its aggravated
i form three years past, and found rcefun used Br,
G. BENZ Smiths Improved Indian Vegetable Pills After
using six boxes of said valuable pills, entirely cured
They general remedy. J. X. LEEMAN.
Paducah, Ky, Nov. 10, 1915.
We certify the above facts. Dr. Smiths Pills arcuni-
ycrsaly esteemed in this vicinity.
HODGE, OWENS < Co, Merchants.
At the request of r. O. BENJAMIN Smiths agent. cheer
fully state that visited the office OF Dr. Smith in Scplem-
Der last while New York. and found him all appearance
ing very extensive business 18th his Indian Negea-
bic Pills The extent OF his establishment would astonish
rifle Journal.
(from DIR Sngleton)
SaiTuL,kp, Ky, Feb. -, 1876.
DR. G.. Benz Smth-Dear Sir;-Nothing has been
introduced that has sold well and given such general sat
isfaction your Improved Indian Vegetable Pills.
Very respectfully YOURS, =. +. SINGLETON.
(from Mcssfs. Bull 4 Alden)
LOUISVILLE Ky, Feb. -, 1916.
DIR. G. Benz. Smith-Dear SIR You will please send II
twelve gross your valuable Pills From Indications
shall sell large amount Of them. We find that they go
very quick 81. Your friends, BULL n ALDEN.
(From Wilson, Starbird Il Smith)
LOUISVILLE, Feb 18th, 1876.
DIR. SmitI-Dcar Siri-About two weeks ago bought
gross your Indian Vegetable Sugar Coated Pills..
Though business is duh here this time have sold
Thorn all You viii please send ten gross through Messrs
Keese OF your city, who will forward them 10
via Pittsburgh. Yours respectfully,
WILSON, STARBIitD Il SMITH.
Ollie i79 Greenwich street, N. " Large Brick Block
For sale in Lynchburg, by
JOHN II. SEAy, Druggist,
March % Gm Agent Tor the Proprietor
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DRESS GOODS.
TO MIR. Thorn as IIundley:

HIAKE NOTICE that SHALL on the 9th and 4
i days of July, lS47 at the Office Of Discount and
Deposite of the Bank of Virginia, at Lynchburg. Va be-
tween sunrise and sunset take the dispositions of Joh
NJ Otey Benjamin p. Walker and others. to be read as
evidence in a certain Chancery cause, pending in
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery fol
Halifax County, in which you plaintiff and am de-
PENDANT.
Take notice also, that shall. the 10th day OF Ju
w. 1S47 between sunrise and sunset at the Dwelling
House Of Douglass b. Hancock in Campbell County
Virginia proceed 10 take the deposons of Douglass
Hancock Richard Wyatt and others, to be read as ev
dence in the same above mentioned. If from
any the taking Of the last mentioned depoSton
shall not be concluded on the 10th day Of July, ls47
then the taking thereof shall be continued from time to
time. until they shall be all taken and concluded
BENJAMIN W. WALKER.
May l3-iw
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VOL. XXV.---NO. SO

$500; the enemy is estimated at 10000 or MORE
About 1900 prisoners, OF 5000 stands Of arms, and 43
pieces Of artillery taken. BY the accompanying
return regret TO find our loss than al frst
supposed, amounting in days 80 officers and 398
mrn--n all d3l. Of whom 63 were killed. The cnemy,s
loss is computed to be from 600 TO 200.
am happy in communicating strong hopes for the 10
covcry Of the gallant Gen Shields, who is so much i'm
proved rs 10 have been brought to this place.
have the honor TO remain, sir, with high respect,
your obedicni servant.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
Hon Wm J.. Nancy. Secretary Of War
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Ella FURNACE.

Ella FURNACE.
HNHE SUBSCRIBERS associated themselves the
Il LIST day of January last for the purpose Of
IRON MAKING AND MERCHANDISING,
under the name Of Fppin & Montgomery, beg leave to
inform tho public that they now prepared TO execu te
orders for oil descriptions Of Castings usually made at
blast Furnaces, viz Hollow Ware, Water Pipes, Stove
Plates, Mill Gear. &c.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
Are respectfully invited to examine the style and quail
ty Of their Hollow Ware, which may be seen at most
Of the stores in lynchburg, at the Mcsrs. Elss,
Richmond Orders addressed to the concern. at Fix
Furnace, or A. n. Montgomery, Lynchburg, will meet
with prompt attention
Also. just To hand, well selected stock Of
SPRING; MD SUMMER GOODS,
which will be- sold low for Cash, or in exchange fr
grain A. w. FLIPPIN,
May Its A. n MONTGOMERY.
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Manakin Nail Works.

THE subscriber having beea appointed Agent Tor the
sale of the ''Manaln Nails" respectfully informs
the public that he receiving and Will keep con
sany hand at his store on the Canal, opposite the
Public Ware House, a full and complete assortment o
these Nails embracing all the various sizes IN use.
This Factory having been recently erected and all Of It's
Machinery being and of the most modern and appro
we'd descriptions is capable of making Nails equal IN quail
ity that of any other establishment IN the country
Dealers are assured thai effort the part of the pres
en promietors VIII be wanting furnish such Nails as
will fully meet their wants and good terms as any
other Factory supply them of similar quality
r. B. TYLER.
Richmond, Va, April IL, l8T.-3m
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AUCTIONEE and CONF ISSION
MFR CfI MT.

LYNIITBURG, PIRGLNLA.
WOULD respectfully inform tho citizens of Lynch
w burg and the public generally thar he has removed
his auction store the large brick tenement the
street. Just above the market house, where he will be
pleased to receive consignments from his friends and the
public generally All unsettled business of the late firm
ofTabo & Lanier will be closed by the subscriber
and his particular attention paid all business entrusted
to his care MELVILLE TALBOT.
April 26--ts
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FOR S.ILE.

10y virtue of deed Of Trust executed to me by John
ID s. Langhorne and Sarah F.. his wife, shall sell,
at public auction Thursday, the 9th day OF May next
if fair not on the fair day theeaeron the prem
sos,
ATTRACT OF LAND,
lying in the County of Amherst, on Stovals Creek ad
ldninu the land Of Doct. Flood, Chas. Mays. Wyatt
Peityiohn c. Warwick and others and containing about
ONE THOUSAND ACRES.
The said Land is within miles Of Lynclburg and a
mile Of the canal with good outlets to each large por
ton thereof is heavily mbered well watered with supe
rior water power, which can be eheaply applied To
either milling or manufacturing purposes. 1t is well a
dapied to the growth of tobacco. Wheat, Corn, &c,
and is worthy the attention Of those engaged in hauling
wood or who may want Wood Land convenient to
ynchburg 1t will be divided in lots or parcels to suit
purchasers and will be sold either at private public sale
Also a, the time and place, Twill sell two Wagons
Gear and Fixtures. Ox-Cart, one set Black Smiths
Tools and suudry Plantation Utensils The title to said
property will be undspued but acting as trustee agent
shall convey such title only vested in me-
TERMS OF SALE
credit of one, two aud three years will be given.
March 22-t6M w. TYANCEY, Trustee.
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To Merchants.
BELL. RUCkER g. co,

BELL, RUCKER s. co,
Dealers III Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
LiNcHBunG, VA.
AVE the pleasure to say to Merchants who buy
L Goods in this place. that they in receipt
of their stock Of SPRING GOODS, comprising larger
amount of desirable Goods suited to the trade OF Mer-
chants, than il has been their pleasure to offer
call is respectfully requested believing that all who
make twill find Goods TO suit hom and AT the right phi
April l9-ts
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NOTICE..

WE hereby orew~- all persons whatever against trading
w for Bond Of Two Hundred Dollars drawn by bear
ing date Path day of November Si5 and payable to Shelton
Wright 18th day Of November ls47 have offsets
against the TANDf JONES,
Dec. 3-ts CLAIBORNE G. FULkS.
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LNNDlNG il inconvenient to prosecute my business
Il AT the Phoenix Foundry TO advantage. for want Of
the necessary for tina, pnTpos have made ar
engagements with 3agby & Crenshaw, by which am
be furnished by them with the necessary means, and
consequently from and after this date all work done al
said Foundry will he for their benefit
shall continue to carry all the branches OF business
connected with the Foundry in Brass and Iron, and
general
NJ &C II NE b u S f. : s.
and would respectfully solicit continuance OF the patron
age So literally bestowed on me heretofore.
1t is hardly necessary to say any thing with regard Ia
the work finished at this establishment having already
established .putation to secure liberal share Of pat
ronage.
Feb. l2-ts A. Il. DABNEi.
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PUBLISHED BY
BLACKBOARD, STATHAM \ DILLARD,
EVERY MoNpAY AND TnuGspAy.

EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY,
~ Four Dollars per anon, payable IN ddronee No sub
,.p.ioa se be receired for shorter time thar, size months
.J no pspsr tclbe discontinued (ercept the discretion
ofthe EdiforsA until all a7reordges paid.
AZ. IMPROVEMENTS inserted at 80 cents per
,g,.ars Tor ies) for erefy f Insertion AID 37A
~, SQUARE Tor iess) for erery outer form Insertion
EVERY ADVERTISER is required TO on his Ms.
A.v long he ,cistes his advertisement inserted adrer-
,,s,,nf not so noted ,rH be inserted TIL its
be ordered.
FOR YE.4RLY .7DPERTTSLNG the terms are for
the priuese oft,co squares s 10 for square IS o,
ant s7u1rs inner form SIS Erey yearly advertiser trl
b required eone his advertising TO his particular line Of
business.
~ JOB PRINTING executed neatly and erpeditiousy
md on re asonabe terms.
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pOSTPO.NE.MENT

The above sale is postponed until the 2sih day Of the
present month"; and at the time will be rented out
Warwck's Mill and Saw Mill, with the appurtenances
adjoing the above Tract of Land, the rent OF whlc
can be applied in repairing the sans -,
WM L. YANCEY, Trustee.
May 20-t2sM
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PURSUANCE of a decree OF the circuit superior
c,urt of law ani chanccry for the county OF Amherst,
pronounccd in the of Smith Smith and Smith VS.
Smiths administrative shall, ON the End day Of July
next, npon the premises proceed 10 sell To the highest
bidder either in two and parcels, all together. as
nav think will produce the best price, the RACl oil
LAND upon which Richard Smith. Jr., decd. former
ly resided, lying in Amherst county five miles north
- west of the Court House. containing upwards OF
EIGHT HUNDRED ACRES,
,riih fine DreIfng I'cuse and other Ont Houses,
upn it, and an abundant supply Climber and Water;
mon the allowing terms The purchaser or purchasers
To nav down cash enough 10 deay all the expenses OF
sale and 10 the reside. on credit OF one Two ana
,,ee years for equal ns ailments upon giving bond with
appryed personal security the tllle 10 be retained as III
innate security for the purchase money--lhe purchasers
to have possession fall for the purpose Of seeding an
full possession the st day Of January next and also to
have the benefit of the rent for the present year.
ROBERT NJ. BROWN, Com'r.
May 24-t2Iy
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TO THE GENTLEMEN.

BELL. RUCKER s. Co.
hEALERS n Cloths. Cassmcrcs, Nestngs fancy
- and plain Cravas. Hats, Gloves, Pocket llandker
chiefs, Susenders, Sc &c. have the pleasure 10 inform
those wanting Goods, Of the above description that by
calling. they will find assortment equal to any ever
exhibited in this market and AT as low prices.
April l9-ts
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KEYS, ROCKAWAYS, BUGGlES and CARRY
ALLS of the latest style Of fashion. All Of his
work beiug of his manufacture, he can, with conf
dencc ,carani il. Persons in want of Carriages will dc
well To call him before purchasing, as he feels coafi
dent his terms will suit the closest dealers.
Repairing of all sorts, in tie above line. done at the
shortest notice and on the most reasonable terms.
April I-6m ALEXANDER COCHRAN.
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BELL. RUCkER & Co,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fancy Dry Goods.
hEEM IL only necessary to say to their customers
- and the distant public that their entire
STOCK OF GOODS
for the Spring trade is to hand The stock isargo, well
assorted and pretty. and those who call will doubtless
find them cheap An invitation is respectfully rendered
to any and all persons wanting Goods.
April 1915
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DISSOLUTION.

VVIE c % PARTNERSTIIP, heretofore existing I'M
Il der the lyle OF Talbot ~ Lanier, was dissolved by
mutual consent, on the 10th inst
MELVILLE TALBOT,
April 2G-ts RO V. LANlER.
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~
FOR sale.
IN PURSUANCE of decree Of the Circuit Supe-
rior Cou of Law and Chancery, for the county Of
Nelson, pronounced AT the May term, 1916. Of said
Court in The of Pendlcon. administrator VS.. Phil
lips and others. we. the Undersigned the commissioners
appointed to execute said Decree will expose to sale, to
The highest bidder, public auction, on credit OF SIN
Twelve and eighteen months, Monday. the 9th day
Of June next, that being Court day at the styles going
into the public square.
A ACT OF l. A n d,
Containing near Six Hundred Acres,
living in the county Of Nelson, which Richard
Phillips now resides. The terms will be six, twel e
aud eighteen months in equal insiamcn's. and the pur
chaser required to give bond with approved PERSONAL Sc
cu,y. The title will be withheld until the purchase
money be paid.
This Tract of Land lies well. and with judicous
system Of cultivation, may be made very valuable
J. GARLAND.
}. THOMPSON, Jr.
May 2i-,27J Commissioners.
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BNrsuins! bargains -! !
= x-,,xx- .rv,nrK nr

NEW STOCK OF
READY .MiDE CLO1IiLNG!!!
yuyJF subscriber has Just received and is now opening
y, the auction house Of Phelps & Perkins. large
assortment Of 80 ,,,,.,
RE1DY M2DE CLOTHING.
Having purchased them for Cash in the northern and
,s,,n markets am enabled offer great inducements
and respectfully invite the public tocal and examine be
fore purchasing elsewhere, as they will find to their ad
vantage. "a IL SahDo"O'
Sales conducted by Phelps & Perkins.
Nav 20-lm
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To the Ladies'.
ReW, HurEcr " To-,

'IAkE great pleasure in calling the attention of ih'
Ladies' Ia their extensive stock Of Dress Coods'
French Enhrodercs. Lace Goods, Shawls. Scatis,
Trimmings, Ribbons. Bnnnets. Flowers, parasols Para
soletls and sun Shades. Sc &c
The Ladies' viii find by calling very fine STOCK
oFGooDS 10 select from aud nj low prices. They
are all respectfully invited 10 call.
April lq--is
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New York Wholesale 4 Retail Cheap
Cash Il Barter Store.

CHSN u Dst1tcT StOICs
as CHEAP as any IN THE S7.4TE
TUNIIE subscriber has just received at the Store owned
1 by DR. Murrell, On Main St. opposite the Nirginlan
Office new and well selected Stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Ladies' Shoes and Geniemen's Hats which he feels
sed he can offer on reasonable terms and small
advance on Northern prices any house in the State.
All kinds of Country produce taken in barter at the high
est market price.
Call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
March 2o-ts l. f. MFSSMORE.
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Bonnets, Ribbons and Flowers.

BOnhetS,
JUST IN TINE.
!; !: J. ! {:
&r><fA WE have recoiveda large assortment
M#AhnTA of Lace B laid Verona and Pamela
ESEH& ,kyNA Bonnets, which makes our stock lar
WkS4 k,E2H ger than any have offered IN this
H@{MW market. Our Silk, Grape and CHIP
& IL Bonnets. are as usual, very pretty.
n MOURNING BONNETS con
~ stantly on hand. r. f. HENlNG.
P. S.-Old Bonnets and Hats done up as usual
May Its