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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1849-05-09

>. DEMocRAT1c REJoicING.-A salute was fired
al Boston on Monday, by the Democrats, proclaim
ing their satisfaction al the remoDa of Marcus Nor
ton (DemocraO from the collectorship Of that port
The Post, the leading Democratic paper, says
s., "lf MIR. Polk and Mr.. Walker had done their
duty faithfully, we should not have been dependent
upon Zen. Taylor and Mr.. Meredith for favor we
now most greatfully acknowledge
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Rcady-nmasie Clothing.

consisting in part, of Fine Cloth Frock, Dress and
Business Goats of all colots Silk, Cotton, Tweed,
Fancy Casssimere Pants, a great variety of Sum
mer Pants; Black and Fancy Satin, Silk and Plaid
Vest. and every article for Gentlemen's underwear.
Without Individually opposing anybody, we offer
our Goods cheaper thar ever sold in tho town of
Staunton, ard comparing in prices with any other
establishment in the State Our connections i'm
Baltimore and steady receipts throughout the sea
son, enable rs to have our stock well assorted we
therefore most earnestly solicit the patronage ofthe
citizens of Stannton and County Of Augusta, and
beg leave 10 inform them that they would do well
TO call and examine our stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
o. Store Room in the Basement Of the Virginia
Hotel, next door to the Law Office of Baylor s,
Ceiner. WALDEAJJR 6, J.TPZ
Staunton, May 9, lS49-tf
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DISSOLUTION.

AWE partnership heretofore existing between the
Ia subscribers, in the Coach Making business,
has been dissolved by consent CT parties. All debts
due By, the firm will be paid by Rich. w Hardy,
who also is authorized TO settle any accounts that
may be due the late firm.
RICHARD w. HARDY.
JAS. A. MARSTELLER.
Stanton, May 9, l849.-3t.
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5000 Lbs. Cotton Warns
gyTzHY'E g. co.

HAVE just received large lot Of best Conn.
ningn9m Y Anderson" Richmond Yarns.
embracing all numbers, from 10 20. which will be
"d,'Se sG 1"9 s9id at Factory prices.
Il do. Bryauts Castings ''' ''V''
Stanton, April %, 1870
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BACON! BACONl!

HAFE from seven TO eight thousand pounds
- OF good and well cured BACON, which
will sell on short credit, or for good due paper
Any one wishing 10 purchase prime article. would
do well to call on the subscriber, living near Hebron
Church. JOS n mitchell
April 25, 1slG.-5t
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DON'T ALL SPEAK AT ONCE!

House and Sig" Painting, Pepper
Hanging, SC.
T7IIE subscriber would announce to his friends
n and the public that he is now out upon his
own hook, and will take great pleasure in waiting
upon his friends in this and tho adjoining Counties
He flatters himself that from his long experience
IN the above business his work will compete with
any done in this Country. All work entrusted to
him will be done with neatness, durability and de-
sPatcb. Give me call before engaging your work.
GEORGE A. ARAlENTROUT.
Staunton, May 9, IS49.-6m.
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E.GR.Ty

called Sycamore, on which the Testator resided -
titles adjoining the town of Lexington, Virginia.
The residence is within fifteen minutes walk of the
schools and various semnares learning for which
the town is SO justly celebrated. To gentleman
who is DESTROYS of educating his family under his
own eye, a more desirable situation could not be-
oflered-beirg near enough the town to enjoy all
It's advantages, yet far removed as to avoid ,pany
OF its annoyanceS. The farm contains about
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TRUST SALE.

N pursuance of the provisions of deed of Trust
executed by Benjamin Nj. Lines, on the 18th
day OF january, S46, and of record in the Clerk IS
Office of the County Court of Augusta. the under
signed the trustee therein named, will proceed TO
sell in the town Of Waynesborough ON Tie 5lh day
of May, lS49, for cash,
TRACT OF LAND
lying in said county of Augusta, on tire South side
OF the South River adjoining the lands formerly
owned by Ihos. Bernard, and containing
1876 ACRES
of Land. This Tract of Land lies very near to the
line of the contemplated extension of the Louisa
Rail Road. The title is believed to be indsputa-
bile, but shall only convey 10 the purchaser the
title invested in me by the trust deed.
ROBBERY p. KINNEY, Trustee
Apri! III, lS4o.-tds.
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TENNENG EsUSFNEIS@.

'ENitE subscriber has opened shop in Siaunion,
In the brick building formerly occupied as the
Democratic Printing Office, for The purpose Of car
rying on the above mentioned busires5, and viii
keep on hands supply Of
T'iss syH1g SfsGcysETII Ware
of every description. Roofing aud Spouiing will
price as any where in the State. Being deter
mined to apply himselfndustriously to his business
he respectfully solicitsa share of the public patron
age WILLIAM HENDERSON.
Staunton, April %, lS49-tf
o.. NiGdicalor copy.
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TURNPIKE Notice.

A GENERAL meeting of the Stockholders in
4 - the Warm Springs & Harrisonburg Turnpike
Road Company, will be held at the house of Wash
ington Dudley, in Jennings Gap, on the LIST Fri
day in June next, (the lst.) Stockholders will
please remember the day, as it is important there
should be full meeting Of the Stockholders in per-
son or by proxy. BY order oftkc Board,
NJ. HARVEY EFFINGER,
May 8, lol9.-tdm. Sec'y. and Treas.
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600 ACRES

in town at 81 Ioad-and 400 cleared, and in =
fine state OF Improvement, capable Of producing the
heaviest crops of grain grass our climate will ma
ture--and all well enclosed, with waite, in every
fled end let and
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Valuable Lots Coz Sale.

WILL offer at public sale, at Mr. McCune's
Hotel, on Saturday the Goth day of May next,
the portion of my Lands adjoining S,aunton living
between the Virginia Institution and the Old Win
chester Road. They have been laid of into Lots,
several of which afford fine building situations, aad
bound on both roads,
Lot No. l., Opposite the Institution Gate,) CON
tains
Five Acres, Three ROOds and Seventeen perclss,
and has small BARN upon it,
Lot No. 2, Opposite the residence of Pike Pow
ers. Esq, contains SEVEN ACRES, ) ROODS
and 80 PERCHES.
Lot No. 3, contains 5 ACRES, ROODS and
90 PERCHES.
Lot No. 4, contains ACRES, 2ROODS and
90 PERCHES.
Lot No. 5, contains s ACRES, g ROODS and
81 PERCHES
TERMS.-One fourth cash, OF the lst day Of
August, or when possession is given-the balance
in three equal annual instaments, with interest.
KENTON HARPER.
Staunton, April 25, IS49-tds.
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a NINlA
Rocllbridge Estate Cor Sale at
PUBLIC AUCTION.

BY virtue Of authority vested in me by the last
- Will and testament Of "A. II. Barclay, decd
will proceed ON the LIST day of Jure next, to sell
at public auction ON the premises that most desira-
bic and very valuable
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NOTICE.

TgNIIE UNDERSIGNED have united for the
purpose ofcaryngon the Mercantile business
in Stanton Theyhave purchased thepresent stock
of j. b. Breckenridge s. CO., and, in addition, will
open, i'll few days, splendid assortment Of New
Goods. a full advertisement next week.
II. w. COWNE, Jr,
PETER q. BROOKE.
May 2, 184o.--tG
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WatercG Meadow

amply sufficient for all the purposes of the farm,
and which may be increased if desired The les
tator spent twenty years of his life in endeavors ,c
make 1t fine farming and grazing estate, and hi.
efforts have not been without success. The purch-
aser will find every Improvement not of necessity
only but Of comfort and convenience that no would
desire.
Ihe bui!iings have all with TWO sSceriinns been
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OUR SODA FOUNTAIN

now in operation, and we are prepared to fur
nlSn our friends and the public generally with
delightful glass Of Soda Water
CT WREN s. FISHER.
Stanton, May Q, 1s49.
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ESYRAY.

augusta County Court Clerks Office, To VT
'ENAKEN up by John w. Rogers, Of this County
d on the Goth ofApri, lS49,
DARK BAY MADINo
with blaze in the face, about 3 hands high. sup
posed TO be eight years old and appraised to $40.
Gan Extract from tho Records,)
Teste,
WIN. ID. TROUT, d. G. IA. c.
May 2, lS49.-3t.
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THE BRANDRETH PILLS

HAVE INCREASED TWELVE-FOID IN TEN
fbARS.-Can any other medicine be pointed out that
has sustained its rcputaton-that has increased in the
confidence OF The public in an equal proportion
~ would be most happy thing for the poor. If the
PreJudiccs Of Medical men would permit their general
adoption N the public Hospitals. What a blessing this
woud DC 10 the poor, aud also TO the whole community
IN which the Hospitals situated No Ship Fever
womb long remain TO poison atmosphere with ito
noXious cNha!ations No naady-no, not ever Gholc-
IA, would be OF dangerous character BRAN.
DRErBs Pitts vigorously rcsortcd to when the first Of
ITS symptoms were perceived And Ship Fever and
levers oi an inilammatory, Of typhoid character
would be found equally under their powerful control.
While influenza small pox, measles scarlet fever. aud
all the diseases OF children would be affairs requiring
only very few doses Of Pills to entirely establish
the patients health. And in case Of rheumatism and
drop5y and the various forms Of lung disease, mcdi
cine IS capable Of doing good whose would
tend more 70 the recovery Of health.
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BEWARE OF 0oUMTERrEzTs
TIE genuine BrandrcM PiIis cam be obtained as

H''0 V'Vt'Vo LI'tIVFJTT ttt5 JTW Ut UV!Vt'ttt To
MefOiowing places:
WIN. Kyle, St2unton; w. w Kine Waynesbo
rough; VIM. III. Bell, ChurchvilIc: 2. \ HciskelI,
Lebanon w Sulphur Springs J. Il. Cyrclc, Par
nassds II. Messcrsmith, Nit. Scion; r. MauPin,
Mt. Sidney; Jas. NJ. Stout, New Hope ID. & w.
Wbituore, Mt. Meridian: II. f. Graham, Green
Vile -. S. Guy Dcerhcld McCuffn, & Co, Mid
way; Col. W II. Allen, Green Valley Bath Co. !,
John U Dickinson, Millborough Springs Crawford
& Co. Warm Springs and Henry Miller Cedar
Creek; w VI Douglas. Mt Solop; Hobbs Tsy-
Tor Valley Mills; w NJ Dudley, Jennings Gap.
Nav o 1919 I'm
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THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS!
The Baltimore Clothing Store.

'vflE undersigned take pleasure in informing all
who are In want of cheap and good Clothing
that they have opened in the town of Stanton, a
large and well assorted stock Of
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PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
Real Estate.

IN pursuance of authority vested in me by the
last WIN OF John Mcdowell. decd, will on
Saturday the ord day of June, 1919, in front of ID.
Crawford's Store in the Town of S,aunton offer at
Public Sale in separate Tracts. all of The LAND
belonging TO the Estate of said John Mcdowell,
dec d., al OF (which lie in the immediate neighbour
hood OF Staunton, or the public roads leading from
Staunton to Lexington, by the way of Greenville,
containing in all about
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NOTICE.

X. FISHER, has removed his residence TO
the House one door above Morris s. Goodies
Store, Main Street.
o. His Office is over the Store Of Wren s. Fish
CT. '''
Stanton, May 9, 1S40
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~ POSTPONEMENT.-T above sale
~ is postponed to Saturday, the 10Th. May
Nay 2. lS49.
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THE DWELLING 'HOIJSE.

The buildings have all with two exceptions beer
ut up within ID or Is years
The New York herald., 1849-02-28
Later from Venezuela.


Dates to the I'd instant, from Puerto Cabcllo,
were received yesterday by the arrival of the bark
Thomas Dallett, Captain Dill, at Phlladelphla
Captain ID. reports that at that date the authority
OF Monsgas was undisputed The constitutional
forces were, in several skrmishes, defeated with
great loss
The capture of the American steamer Scourge,
by the GOV eminent aulhorlues, of Maracalbo, VIII
lead TO both trouble and expense, as the damages
are la ID at a large amount, and the trial which Is
now pc ndDg will result in verdict Tor the owner.
Business continued dull ind unsettled, as serious
divisions were taking place between the friends
of Mepspas who were aspirants Tor Office
We copy the following letter iIom the Phila-
delpbia Erensrg Bubftin -
PuERTo CABxLLo, Feb. 1. 1849.
The latest intelligence received here from Mar Aosibo
represtpt the authority Of Monseas Presidsnt Of
the republic ~ indsputsbiy established In addition
to previous eonfcis Of which you have heard, there
have been several recent skr rmshes in al Of which
the copsttutiopa or Paez forces we're d-feated-in
zone csses with great loes The capture Of the Auc
rcan sfssmer Scouree. by the governs feet, viii
undoubtedly lead to great trouhls and expense. Da-
nsgts have bee laid at very large amount, aud the
trial nov pending will inevitably result In verdict In
favor OF The owner.
Businets of all nds IL extremely dull and viii con.
tinue so until some depspdspcs can be placed upon
the appsre perBanency Of the present governmens
II Is proper to state that although Monagas seems
low 10 be pretty firmly sstsbishsd. yet among his
own psrtsps there many splits and divisions that
may increase TO something 'erious Applications for
nee haze LED to many hard feelings, aud smaller
matters not unitqaenty lead to revolutions In these
South American rspublics.
The New York herald., 1849-02-28
TWO CENTS.

juries but for another distinct osuss hs was snh,..e
to . violent dysentery; my impression 10 that he hsd
not whshsrs that night; recoect his calling nv st.
teDtion TO some injury about the right ear but what
10 was don't reoollrct.
Cross sramned Has practsed in this city for uear-
ly twenty years; an inc sed wound is q cut; puuc-
tured wound is from thrust and u confused wouad
10 from proje ote !!
q Could not . sharp tSmbler deoanter make
cut or incissd wound
Al think not; there would be confusion about
the wound; but IL the tumbsr dsoanter broken
In the fret place and the broken part coming Ia
tsot with the person aimed 1t would make neised
wound
S-How deep was the wound?
a. mink 1t went to the skin next the bone, but
not to the bone
Q.Snppose pitcher broken over q mans head,
wcnd that make any Of those wounds you have spoken
Alt might make the confused wounds
Could the wound the mouth he rnada hv n
blow sgaptt the teeth -?
Alt might; or IL might be made with An ovstsr
Knife, or aoms such instrum~ mt.
O. II it was made with such a. Won aav
would 1t not have further mouth and IN
hicted = larger woundl
That would depend on the force with which the
blow was given.
BY me C0Wf-In reference to this whole afr .ir what
instrument do you thi nix inflicted that wound
Al cannot ray; my impression at the time was,
II one person inflicted both wounds, that one was
given by a cut, and the other by = stab.
The Court here adjourned
The New York herald., 1849-02-28

was considerable discharges from ulcers to soil
his clothpg he wore extra clothing that account
Mr. Hasson was In the habit Of passing the house:
Mr.. Mott had spoken Of having ma or the Doctor os
Troy about . week ct Albany three weeks ! did
OF expect to meet Doctor HSrdenbrook At Syracuse
when came home; he was psseing ov did not re-
cognise him at rst; be had box Of surgical instru
ments with him; asked him what called him there,
and be raid be to perform surgical operation
Whom came home Mr. Mott said the doctor had
call to go to Syracuse to take out q tumor
O. Did he cay it friend Of the DOCTORS who had
sent for him: and who had resided In New York
A. He did not
and the doctor int ndsd to husband thought
had better remain all night; when get there, Jaue
very anxious should remain; che had detained us
rome, and just got to the depot, the oars hsd
pssssd; wished 10 return home as'Mr. was unwell
returned from the cars TO James room; her room
her: believe the doctor went to the hotel; we got
home early in the NOR ming the next day.
Direct resumed-Firrt heard MIR Mott express ap-
prehepeiops that his disease would cause death, some
time in the latter part of summer; do not know but
heard him express thing of the kind in the pre-
veIsipg about Mr. Motifs dissase when be vent into
the room DO not know that ever heard the doctor
say be fearful Mr. Motifs disesse would prove fatal
he said he feared Mr. Mott suffered more than We
were aware Of; never heard the doctor express any
doub BITS as to the nature of the disease. .f
Several other witnesses were examined, among
whom was DR. Lewis G. Miller; but nothing Of posi-
tive character was adducsd.
As published in our tsegraphio despatch yesterday,
trnoop. end probably flashed yesterday morning
whs the case would go to tse confederation OF the
judge before whom the exsmin alton was made. The
decision will probably be given soon.
The New York herald., 1849-02-28

ner appeared to be much affected, shedding tears al
most the wbele time.
ELDERr miller sworn the Fart ofthe defence,
rays About O'Clock the morning Of the 18th inst.
went to bed; wss sitting mp by the stove; ! had
teeA leaking up Mr.. Berrian's wagon; l was by the
stands east from the house, loaded the wagon the
west ride cfthe barn; It was about O'Clock when I
commenced to load the wagon; bstween he house and
the bap about midway about SIX rods from the house,
ssw no light Of any hrs before went into the house
to go to bed; raw geod many wagons 60 down the
road sawa one horse wagon with straw and saw bay
20 down too did not observe any team particularly;
was prevent when the body Of Mrs. Miller was taken
from the 6re there brick and lime on the body;
pushed them on, James Wood and myself some
MiDer's prenises lay sbeut mile in direct course
southestt from my residence; woods and swamp are
between about quarter OF mile from Mr.. Berriansj
" the Gre lad bee blazing at O'Clock think should
have seen II, ss my faos was principally In that
direction; I was only in bed few minutes be-
count Of the FIRE; when l got up went
to William Evsritt's Immediately and called him
mp, and waited until he came out; he lives about
four rode from Mr. Berrsns both vent directly to
the fire. william Ev.rtt got there first; when got
there, cav Samuel Fleet, Joseph Doron, and William
Everitt; MT Miller, the piisoner always to my know.
ledge, lived together with his family very happily and
pssssble; never saw anything but peace and happi
nets In the family always very loving with his ~ife
never savapythipg amrs; thought be always seemed
always seemed very glad to see them
WILLIAM BERRIAr sworn, tays--t reside mt The
tf Trimming Square weet, the tur pike little
ehort Of mile from MIR MDlsrs premises la . north
Miller works oscsioDsily; he has been with me
most cf the tne he was ct my house on the morning
Of N 10Th inst loading potatoes and oats for Market
he had mot been in bed hat night, a. fer a. know,
The New York herald., 1849-02-28

my dtpo,ition.
JANIS KrNNEpr-Isa ph ysician; resides in Duane
ttreet; knows the prisoner; raw him first to know
him the night Of the occurrences saw him Ia the sta
ton house In the inner back room, about 10 o'clock
that night; upon examining him found he was bleed
ing profueely from his face he appeared to
be much sgitst.d and confused, - II something had
bsppe ned Of which he had not distinct idea there
were O number of wounds on his head, two OF which
were more imp portant than the rest, Of which was
biz fer.bead which is still visibls 1t inch
aperture the rim ef the ha produced II pressed
down, would apswer to thai part Of the prisoners
forehead which this wound IL; think the wound
could he ade with thing but cutting in stru
ment 1t denoted considerable viole In
IL nffer~srds became exceedingly sore and painful
thinks 1t was two or three weeks before 1t we'll;
found coDtusions or bruies about different por
head they were located prin cipsy about the fore
part OF the head; thought upon examining the hat
st the Tine, that required coneiderab force
through for bat 1t being animal matter think the
biows which inflicted the contusions must be given
with considerable force to produos such contusons
ioJnd on his tsd think noticed wound behind the
esr; and being near the should suppose would
shect his h.Aripg fousd another at the angle OF the
mouth on the right side; IL cut the flesh tnrough;
put my bneer through IN dressing IT. IL was necessary
to 60 20; don't think sue wound In that location
could be given with pitcher or tumbler; tt took, ss
think the tsnelepgth Of time to heal as tns o'nsr
dkcoversd q wound snd rome bruiees on one OF his
arms; they indicated more blows than one; think
there one bruises on the breast, but am
not positive; there wss an injury on the nose vas
spreaItd to be recently inhced after he was bsisd
sn v, mt 10 bs retoeBce atten ded him. don't re-
collect finding any injury on his leg; think 1t might
be st.r be got to his houre that discovered the
bruier ON AIMS; the wounds on the body did not
think ssroue, spd therefore, my attention was not
10 much directed to tb. TO those his head which
conidrsd serious think the prisoner was from four
TO Elk weeks ipdvposed.
To ne Cowt-I attended him most Of the time tln
be to the Tembs but not atogether for those In
The organizer., 1849-09-29
E S II r A VS..

TAKEN UP by +. d. Grav, living
about l6 miles Northeast from Ok.
ford, one Sorrel Marc, about 4 years old,
wilma white streak in his face, left fore.
foot and both hind-feet> white, about Ia
hands high, no pelceivable brands. Ap.
praised 10 500 so.
TAKEN up by Abel Johnston, living
- 10 miles southeast from Oxford, 10
head Of hogs, 10 wit: One large blue sow,
marked with under half crop and upper
slope in the right ear, and smooth crop of
the left; 6 blue shoots and spotted shoots.
supposed to be nearly one year old, and
10 small pigs, all unmarked except the
old SOW. Appraised 10 S24 90.
ALLEN WOOLVERTON, Rang.
The organizer., 1849-09-29

TVHE auhscribef wishes % eel enc q
n three ssctiqns (tbs purohasar havinr
choicel Of ans, rieh lane in Do 500 eoun-
~, cot usora than a5 mics from henphia
sad about 3 miles .Norih a Cockunt
Xroads. Oas section has from 20 q 50
acrss usdsF fenca. end de oihsr iwo about
60 ceres each. of desired iand. Conilori,
able ioe cabins are on each section. =
hslisFe3 70 hsss eood as ihs moti saloabi'
lad 10 lhal oouagy. Ihe purchassr oan
have cheese 81 ths ssciioaa A Eoos iiils
vi bs mats.
Rarsans wirhinR % By en- apply by
lsiiss, Pos,Psa - m Perroa = -.
r. 2. Dill.
o1ford, jig fh, 1879.
The organizer., 1849-09-29
Nj IL RC HA N II
YARA0R.

TNHE subscriber has just received a
II new and splendid assortment Of
Cloths and CaSimeFS. Of every variety Of
color. Pocket ITankerChieiS, CFaTatS, superior
articles. and Gents. black and white Kid
Silk and Buck. Cloves, very fine. Also. an
excellent article Of Silk, Marino and Cot
ton Under-shiris; for sale at his old stand
Call and examine-no trouble TO show
goods,
10. ABLE.
Sept. %, 1s4s.-26-f.