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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

INSURANCE.

FIRE INSURANCE
THE BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
HAVING been twenty-five years In operation, continue
to nsures stores dwellings and other build ngs met-
ch.ndise, household furniture, vessels In port and ihrr
cargoes reasonable terms any similar nsr iuoo
Offices No q Merchants Exchange, Waist New-ferk.
and - FullOn-sL Brooklyn
WM ELLswORrH, President
AIFRHp ~ STEVENS. Secretary W 3mis
CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
wuIIAMsBUscHL 1t
New-York Ofhces =. Wall and 1877 Bowey
fU,HIS COMPANY with fu cash Capital, al paid IN
and securely invested nsufes sinst loss OF damage
by FIRE on DIV cling houses Merchandise Household Fur
niIure and all descriptions Of persons property ON ~ Ia
vorabls tie city Offices generally
BINECfoRs.
Dani-l Purn-tt, Robsu Bari ~, Clsfss n-vo-.
I,lnann.. J.hn .fra Mm Wallace,
T1,,u.. NJ k,.h Iu.- H.k.t nen@ W rusr.-nt,
jay Jaws, Jsuse BALDWIN, Fss" A.fAA"s''
Afsort
DANIEL BURNETT. President
Jaws McLg.S. Secretary nlyn tmi..oi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
M ARINE OURN AL q.

Passengers Arrived.
Ks-. from Giasg0ic- Brown, McNa5. and 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

(.ENTIEMAN Is IrfIFNus OF VTU'IfIIE UOtTl
1or h. dau ghier young lsdy, and son IA years old,
In th- town Orange Jersey, or lie vicinity, In a
m vate family where they may enjoy The comforts u a
home for few weeks. A note stating location aud
terms w meet immediate attention bg being addressed
10 JANIS NOBLE P O Sew-YOrk City WI 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
TO LET AND FOR SALE.


- TO LET-A desirable residence IN Harlem, con
~ sstng Of cottage and seven lots Of srosnd with
abundance OF fruit and shade trees, sbfubDofy and
flowers and good waisr at The door, and being
very convenient for the cars ard Stages II eli llmes
through the day and evening from A. N. 10 III
The above place would leased for three four years
TO good tenant Inquire on the premises 7orner of Ono
Hundred Tenths 81. and Ifnfd-svesue, or OF J. ".
WATSON Fourrh-svenne, near One Hundred and 7 wen
ty-hh-st or Of GEO GALfIN, Chashansqus Jyl73,.
- TO CLOTHIERS.-FOR SALE The unex-
III pirrd lease OF the very valuable stand for the
Clothing business, 49, Spnng-st corner of Washing
together win the stoca Of velassorted ready
coihing and piece goods Lease gears pied
from lot May lsst For further particulars apply 10 the
subscriber, a. his once u FultOn-.t
JAMES TAYLOR, Administrator OF
iy2s Ais JOHN A HANNA, decessed
- FOR SALE-ln he town Of Liberty, County 81
sullivan and stain Of SewY0rk, no mlles from th
ely 10 VI good land, about 20 cleared the
mslnder well unbeed, With maple, beach and bemiock
The above fam will be sold low Tor cash fOr terms
ply TO ROBERT N. WHITE, 1913 Twenty-frstst below
second lyH w.
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r...I =. Ia. -rf r-qa-d rnss- tocf he
sssn.t - C-ntrsl Baas, the properly Of th- s-a,s
ID I44fsfalo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27
NJ A Il r lie ID .

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JEsSE e KE ,TOH % Nj. AMANDA sNtIH. I'll Of thr
AErsoeta c,y Jal, -c,pt Da,t Thornton . M,rs,r-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

Il neatly furnished and In private family. hot, cold
and bath for the OF occupants Of rooms Refer
gwen and required. Terms very moderate. Inquire
So Broadway, one door above Frankhn-sL jy6 lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-27

FOUND DtAD.-The body of a woman, IN state
oil decomposition was found in the woods near Bed
FORD The body OF stubborn child was also found in
the nsishoorhood OF Walsbout and both bodies were
sent to the dead house for recognition and inquest
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-10-22

DANDEEs.

They are mere walking sticks for female flirts,
ornamented with brass heads, aud barely touch
ed with The yarnish Of etiquette. Brass heads
did say Nay their capuis are only halt-rpe
nuskmelons With INDUSTRIOUS thick linds, all hol-
low inside, containing he seed of fooIishness,
swimming about with vast quantity OF sap
Their moral garments are I; double breasted Goa,
OF vanity, padded with the silk Of selt-compla-
cency their apparel is all in keeping, and is
imported fresh from the devils Wholesale and
retail clotIilHg establishment. Tinkered up with
broad cloth ilngef-rlgs, satety-chains, solt sod
der, vanity and innudence, they are no more
gentlemen than plated spoon is silver. de-
test dandy as a cat doesa wet floor There are
some fools mt s world, who after long inc,l-
baton, VIII match oatffom the hot bed Of pride
a sielly brood OF fuzzy IDEAS, and then 90 strut
ting along III the path Of pomposity with all the
seli-lmportance OF a specklea hen with a black
chicken. | have al autipathy to such people.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-10-22
a IRA RE sg2E.T.

| One OF the most elegant productions that fell
under our notice III the hall appropriated fer the
haadiv ork OF the ladies, at our late Fair, vas
quit wrought by Mis-. Charles Taylor, Of Chca-
90. Il was composed $500 pieces Of six, each
OF which was about ore inch SQUARE AID ali
seWed with exceeding beauty and neatnebs lis
Chief charm, however, Was The great skill eYine-
ed IN the Ingenious blending CT eolors SO as 10
produce a proper effect in the representation Ct
the various figures which it il. every
part. a brilliant sun shone ia the centre the
moon and stars beaEled out from one corner.
While III anothera appeared Il storm in the heavens
win lowering clouds and flashes Of lightning
Around the border We're various designs Illus
tratiye OF the Seasons, and Of the RAPID growth of
our western country. Al one place appeared q
barren heath, with the indiana and hunters
roaming over next, a trading pest as the frs,
entrance 81 elHlzahon next, military station,
with the glorious banner oil CUR ccl1ltry stream
ing from HE lag-statl then city, aud steam
boats and vessels gliding in and oft OF port.
All these, and many other figures " hich we do
rot now remember, Were bsoaoilt cat by The
shades OF silk Hsed, and in Our opinion, the totss
ensemble was fully equal, if not superior, to any
thing else ON the ground. It undoubtedly cos'
an Infinite deal Of labor, and is well worthy #
going down to successive generations as q epeci.
men OF the TASTE eyinced by its fair cos.1riyer.
Doth as 10 design and workmanship. We art.
proud otany daughter OF Michigan " no Is com
peteiat to the production OF such a work VI h.
will equal her BY Il ike effort at the next Stat
iair !-Detfo1t Adverttsaf, OF. LIST.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-10-22
AMUSING CROss-EyAMYN

We flnd IN the Boston Pest the following re.
port oil the testimony Of a rough witness, called
upon 10 prove damages IN suit for pumping
water through hose upon crowd which show
ed symptoms Of a riot. The name of the wit
ness We do not see stated--it might be Sam
Weller
"Counsel--Mr. Witness, we don't want any
holding back Ill the case. Did You see the de-
endant squirt any water Witness-yes Coul-
sei-Dsu you see him squirt any water upon any
person! Wltness-[ think the water he squirt
ed must have lit on several Counsel-Dia he
squirt at amy particular individnale Witness
Can't say. Conr ssl--did he squirt at the plain
tiff? Witness -He might have seuirtesi upon
HIM. CounseI-.i nat is not the qus stiou Did
he squirt at him /? Nitness--I can't say that he
meant to squirt at him more than any other--
Counsel did he squirt at more than one part OF
his person WItaess--f don't know what he
sqnlrted at particularly. Counsel--~Did he squirt
at more than one part Of the plaintiff person I?
have been squirted upon. Counse-AnsWer NY
question, sir. Do you recoect seeing HIN sqrlift
on any Part OF his person Nitness-can't say
that recolleet that he squirted at any part par
;ieularly Counsel ask again, sir, " hat Part
Of his person did the defendant squirt at! Wit
ness--I can't say. Counsel--How was the plain
it'll facing when he was squirted urons Wit
ness--l think his face was towards the shop
when Mr.. Wetherbee was squirting. Counsel;
Did he squirt upon the plaintiffs face? vii.
lless-l can't say, ior was minding the noise
more than the direction OF he squirting Coen
sel-Do you mean to say that you did not see
the defendant squirt IN the plaintiffs face :?
Witness; mean that don't feeollect that saw
him squirt in his face CouuEsl--i,ow MANY
persons did the defendant squirt upon! Wit
Perhaps four or five We're squifted upon
Counsel WAS the plaintiff one OF the number
sgulfted upon Witne ss--l think he was stand
ing Where he might have been s1uirted upon.
loupsel-Do you mean to swear thai you did
not see the plaintiff sqnirted upon2 Witness
No; mean 10 say that ii he5was squirted upon
/ do not at this 1i1ne recoleet ii. But he stoad
rather smart chance Of beng sauiFtsd upon,
think. Counsel--sit down, sir
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-10-22
A GENTLEMAN.

Show rae The man who can quit the brilliant
society of the young to listen to the kindly voice
Of aee--who can hold cheerful converse with one
whom years have deprived of its charms-fhow
me the man who is willing to help the deformed
who stand in need Of help, as il the blush Of
Helen mantled on her check show me the man
who would no more look rudely at the poor girl
in the village, THAI at the elegant and well-dress
ed lady in the saloon-show me the man who
treats unprotected naidenlood as he would the
heiress, surrounded by the powerful protection of
would abhor the libertina's eihe, who shuns as a
basphemer the tfaducer Of his mothers sex
who scorns rs he would ;scoward the ridiculer of
wonlan's toibles or the exposer OF womanly rep
utation-show me that man who never iorgeis
for instant the aelicacy, the respect that is due
show me such d man and you shall show me
a gentleman-nay, you show me better, you
! shall ehow me- true Christian Giles
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-10-22
BEAUTIFUL ALLEGORY.

We take the following from the Springfield
Mass Republican,
In conversation a few days since with law
yer who Is an enthusiastic adtnirer OF this grsa,
man, he related TO Us an instance OF Mr.. Criiten-
denis professional career illustrative OF lis sin
sular power before jury,
MIR. Crittenden was engaged in defending a
man who had been indicted ton capital offence
After an elaborate and powerful defence he
closed his effort by the following striking and
beautiful alegory:
'@ hen God, IN his eternal counsel conceived
the thought OF man creation, he called to him
the three ministers who Wait constantly upot
his throne Justice, Truth and Merey--al.d thu,
addressed them, sSh;,il VIC make man" hal
said Justice, 20, God, make him not, for he vii
srample upon Thy laws.n Truth made alswe
also, 30, God, make him not, for he will poilut,
by sauetuariss.n But Mercy dropping uiso,l he
knees, snd Hooking up through hsrlears, exelain
ell 90, God, make HIM. ! win watch over hi.l
and surround him with my care through all thu
dark paths which lie may have to tread" Ihel
God made man, and sad to him, 20, man, tho,
4rt ihe child el Mercy /; 60 and deal lightly viii
ihy brother"
The jury, when he finished, was drowned Ii
tears and against evidence AID " hat must have
been their own convictions Brought in speedy
verdict OF Let guilty.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-10-22

FIVE Miles OF LOADED WAGoNs-On Thurs-
day of this week tie receipts of wheat in this
city, as near as can be estimated, were $1,000
bushels allowing 40 buslt Is to be brought BY
zach wagon, 525 wagons were required 10 bring
this quantity. The receipts Of -four and Other
kinds Of produce were also heavy; allow l75
teams loaded with other kinds Of produce besides
whsat, and we have total Of zoe, which is
doubtless within the number; allow space Of
45 feet for each team, and we havea procession
of five miles OF wagons laden with the produce
Of the soil, coming into cur city in one day
Widaeukae Gasette,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-10-22

To TAKE A SpEcK FROM THE EYE--lVe lately
learned very clever and safe mode of extract
ing any little speck of dirt Or dust from the eyes.
when it cannot be easily removed by the hand
1t consists in licking it out with the tongue
The person affected lays his head down with his
face uppermost, and the operator, desiring thai
the eye shall be kept open, comes across ii gent
y with his tongue SO as eilectually to Wipe il
clear OF the eXtraneous body. This we find, has
been common practice among some classes OF
stone-cutters, Oh getting what is called fire in
the eye and we doubt it the whole Of the re-
sources OF the medical art could afford better
remedy M
The above is from one of our contemporaries
it reminds US that we have had the operation a
number OF times performed upon ourselves and
we must commend it, but there are few who
like to perform it --Seeatife -imeriean.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-10-22
NEW GOODS
AT WHITE s. CO.'S.

WI adopt this medium to apprise our custom
ers that we are now receiving, and will con-
tinue to receive for the ensuing two weeks, our
stock Of SE.1S O.N.lBLE GOODS, which for
srteat, rarie!y and cheapness has never been sur
passed in this market. Their stock Of Goods a.
mounting to nearly 100 PACKAGES, will be found
worthy the attention OF all buyers, many ofwhich
were bought at AUCTION, and will be sold al
prices which will be deemed rery losc, even in
This market.
S;aunton, Oct. s, 1870.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-10-22
October 10th. l9Ao.

CORNER, M44IN j. W44TER STREETS.
'HSliE undersigned are pleased to give notice.
that they are now in full receipt of their
FALL AND WINTER stock of New and Fash
lonabie GtODS, which comprises almost every
variety and style to suit the fancy & necessities Of
thelrtrlends and customers, and feeling well as
snred that their assortment III variety, STYLES and
cheapness will compare with any OF the season,
respectfully invite all in want of Goods to give
them an early call. Their stock consists in part
OF the following desirable Goods:
Rich Black Gro de Rhine Silks for dresses and
Vlsltes, all Wool French Caslrneros, Figured
and Satin striped Monaeaines. all Wool
Silk warp Popla Deaines, Black
and Fancy Silk warp Alpac-
-z ss. from ST. cts. to 81 25;
Blue Maroon, Cher
ry and Claret
Colr'd Ly.
Oil Ese,
Egrsea'ea- Mohair, Ola
ridges Plaids.. Sggses.
and Satin
striped do, Green
Claret, Maroon, Cherry
and Blue Tibet Merinoes,
Solid Black Monsns, Solid Col
ored Nlonslin, all Wool, EXPIRE ssly for
Chlidren's Dresses; Black and Fancy prints,
shawls Hosiery, Kid and Silk Gloves, Ribbons,
Llaces, Edgngs, French Worked Collars and
capes &c, &c. A general assortment of su-
perlor Black and Fancy Colored French Cloths
and Cassiloeres, SIX ard Satin Yestinas, Swans.
down and Plain do, Fine Cloth and Fur Caps.
Hats OF the newest style and finest quality. Also
a large stock of Ready -n1ade Fine Dress. Sack,
and Over-Coats, Pants ard Vests surprising in
style, cat and make any heretofore offered to the
public, and having been bought of the most re-
sponsbie Houses in Baltimore and Philadelphia.
VIII IN every case be warranted to the purchaser
We are also supplied with our usually large
assortment OF Hardware, Queensware and Gro
cerlss, and continue our arrangements BY which
we are enabled to supply our customers at all
times, bills OF Hardware to order, warranting at
the SAME time any article to please or 10 sale.
we have also in store l.inseys, Satinetts, Car
Feting, Table Linens and sheetings, and other
Goods, suitable for Family purposes, heavy
BFogan Boots and Shoes Gum Over Shoes &c,
&c. COWNE & BROOKE.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-10-22
R eassy-sas.as4e Clothing,

from the commonest every day suit, 10 fine Sun
day and s'iperfine wedding suit. cheaper than any
ether establishment. In the fist place, then, they
ere able to sell cheaper than other establishments
because they are well acquainted with their bust
ness. They buy and sell for Cash, and know
when and where and how to purchase their goods
Goods we'll bought are ha!fs1ld;' Even if they
had nc advantages over any one in their line Of
business, they can ell underseil them, because
they require no large profits to make up for large
expenses. They attend 10 their basiness item
selves, ana therefore incur hut small expenses,
comparatively speaking, in carrying or the sa.ne
They sell their Goods for Cash end thefefoie re-
quire no large profis to make up for loaa sustained
by credit sales. No ere will doubt that the Cash
system, together with small profits, is tie bes
mode oi dealing and most advantageous to the pur
chaser. II any one doubts this, he will be con-
WINGED of its truth By calling at tho
Gg0sl.is,g egsssg Esssrsefy ggere,
Corner Of Virginia Hotel, where he will find a
large assortment of all kinds of zseady-naaae
Clothing, for Men and Boys wear, such as
Cloaks, Over-Coais, F,ock, Sack, Basi-
ness aud Dress Goats, Pants and Vests,
Of all descriptions, Woollen Under
Shirts and Drawers, and all kinds Of
Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Handker-
chiefs, Gloves, Caps and Hats,
together with some Fancy articles, all Of which
they will with pleasure exhibit for examination to
these who call upon them. Their prices are such
as will satisfy every one that this is the place to
buy E AZ. a. ID w n si 10 .ss s
xaS 81. The subscribers take this method to ten
der to the public their thanks for the liberal pat
ronage which they have thus tar received, and
respectfully solicit continuance Of the same.
FRANK & CO.,
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-10-22

AccuMuLATloN.-An illustration of what a
little money will become in time, ii put out on
interest, and properly taken care OF, was related
to Us yesterday by an old resident He stated
that about fifty years ago, bequest Of $4,000
was left to an idiot on Long island. He was
then in his infancy, and consequently now bu,
little over fifty. Soon after his fathers decease
three respectable inhabitants Of This CITY, all oi
whom are yet living, were appointed trustees
Tor the care OF the bequest with authority to ap-
proprate $500 annually for the IDIOTS mainte-
nance. This left al first a small accumulation
but latterly the increase has been rapid, and The
principal now amounts to over $500, Oeo Should
The party live twenty years longer, as is not i'm
probable, he will die worth quarter of a.nilion
Of dollars. Pretty well for a ieol-Jcu Of Com
How many hard working men and women
who were not fools, have lived in penury and
given the fruits OF unrespited toll and pinching
economy to heap up this fortune for an IDIOT -
There are all sorts Of slavery in this world, anc
one OF the worst is the slavery to money at in
terest.-New York l'gibuue.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-10-22

t.EovrNocr1,, 2-Nofo all Of ,,,qr ;,,,,o,, n, :,

sEQulSocrIALn-No all of cur juvenile read
ers may understand this word 1t is from two
Latin words, equi and .aor, which means equal
nights, and isappled TO The time, 2oth of March
and 23d September, when the Sun is over the
Equator, and of course equal days and equal
nights exist all over the earth The Sun is now
south of the Equator, and our days are now be-
coming shorter than our nights, ~Clrslasd Pain
Decker
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-10-22
Crnr FOR DysryrDay-We are inform

Cure FOR DysEvTnay.-We are informed
that medical gentleman, OF high standing in
his profession. invariably prescribes ice, aud ice
only, for his PATIENTS in dysentery, and in most
cases with success. The ice is 10 be pounded
small enough to swallow it, and the patient is to
swallow small qaantity Oft every three or
four minutes, until the disease ceases Three
or four instances have GENE within our own
knowledge i'll which violent cases of dysantery
have been cured within the course of a single
day by this remedy-N. Y. jour. Com
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-10-22

DISTRESSING CAsE-sAp suIc1DE-On Mon
day evening young woman, about twenty-one
McCrakeu, committed suicide near pittsbure.
by drowning harsalt. I he unfortunate woman
had been betrolhed in Ireland, 10 young man,
and they took passage Tor America delaying
the solainnHation oitAeir ruptias until after then
arrival. That mysterious and fatal disease, the
ship fever, lowered around the barque Alnongs,
the earliest victims was the lover OF the poor wo
man, and that sad event seems to have inflicted
shock upon her mind from which sh. meyer re.
covered.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-10-22
AGENCY
The Dutch have taken Holland

fESHESE are the times in which men lock for
4 the doings Of the world aud general nforma-
ton, to the Press, which is BY lhe-by, the true
path finder for business men. as well as those WHO
wish to make every Penny count most for them
selyes. This being the order Of The day the un-
dsrsigned wish to keep with the current, and at
The came time give the reader good hint which
path TO travel to make his money count most. A
few good reasons will satisfy The reader at once
Why i. is that they can and viii sell any gentle
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-10-22
NE w GOODS
I'll The Old Stand of Green g. Co.


sESHE II. subscriber respectfully announces to his
- friends and the public, that he is now re
ceiyina and opening his Fail and Winter supply of
GOODS, selected with great care in the North
eEn Cities, TO which heinvitesa particular exam
natlon teelng assured that he eau please in STYLE
auaiity and price His stock embraces in part the
following articles, viz
EaDa' Geasgseaasesg,
Super Blue, Black, Brown, GRAY and Drab Bea.
yer and Pilot Cloths; Black, Brown. CHINA
zion. Drab and Olive French and Eng. Cassl-
nieres Superior Blue, Black and Fancy French
Cloths and Cassimeres; Black Satin, Fancy
Black, Brown and Dfab Silk and Cashmere
lest'nes; Black and Fancy Crasais, E}lack and
CuIored Kid and Beaver Gloves; Superior Silk /.
Merno and Lambs Wool Wrappers and Draw
ers, &c., &c, SC.
Eas' Lsss;ies,
Superior Black Gro de Rhine, Chameleon Check
ed aud Figured Silks and sa,ins; Superior Ma
room, Drab, Green, Brown and other colored
hleTlnoes; Printed Cashmeres and NIouselanes
Of superior style and quality; Black, Brown,
Maroon and Drab Australian Cloths and Al
paccas; Extra Super French Capes, from So
to SIP each Extra Super French Collars FROM
IL 2 cts to s. Embroidered and Plain Mode
and Other shawls; French Cloakng Cloths and
Fancy Figured Flannels for Sacks; Handsome
scaris and Neck ties, in great variety; Fancy
Colofed Velve,s and Satins, for Bonnets; Gen
uine Thread, Msckiin and Black SILK Laces.
(baaulitul variety , Black Silk Mil,s, 50 cents
tosl so, also KID and Beaver Gloves, (lined y
A very large assortment Of Bonnie, and Maatua
Ribbons, Sc, SC.
For Adosssekeeaoers,
Black and Brown Cotton and Linen Sheatinps.
Marselles Quilts, Spreads, Blankets, Fiannels.
Linseys. Tlckings, Furniture Dimi,y, White
Goods, Frnses, Calcoes, Carpeting, Rugs.
Mats, Sc, &c, with many other articles un-
necessary TO enumetate.
Do no. faTget t, call at GREER s. Co.'S, Old
Stand, where you will always find the chespes,
and prettest goods.
n. B. Always on hard large stock of Hard
ware, Groceries, Hats, Gaps, Boots and Shes
T. N. GREEN
Successor to Green & Co.
staunton, Get 8, ls4o.