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'SsestsnS's Cheap COnIecf6Ostess.s,
is THE PLACE FOR BARGAINS. :.

SAMUEL STERLING takes this method to
~ inform his friends and the public generally that
he has justrecelved from Baltimore, large stock of
CoNFEorioNAfTEs, consisting in part Of the fol-
lowing articles:
fine stock of Candies of every kind; Fruits of every
KIND, such as Pruncs, Raisns Figs, Dates Almonds
English Walnuts Palm nuts Fibcrts, Pecon- nuts
Ground Peas, Ginger nuts; also Soda and Water
crackers, Cheese, Brandy Peaches, Baltimore Ale,
Newark Cider, Porter &c, &c, together with every
variety oil Toys Essences, Side and Pocket Combs
Money Purses, Pocket Books, Tooth and Hair Brush
es, and variety of other articles too numerous to
one to five cents.
N. B-Always on hand supply of those fine
Buck Gloves, of my manufacture to which
the attention of Country Merchants is particularly
invited.
Stanton, Oct. II, 1S4e.
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LAND AT AUCTION.

IN pursuance of decree of the Circuit SUPERIOR
Court of Law and Chancery for Augusta Coun-
ty, rendered on the 9Th day of June last, in the
case David Hull rs Alexander Laporte and 9th.
ers, shall on Friday, the 23rd day of November
next, proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public
auction, on the premises, the Tract Of Land on
which the said Laporte resides. The Tract con-
tans about 200 ACRES, and has on it Dwell
ing House, Barn and other improvements. II is
situated in the Great Calf Pasture nineteen miles
from Staunton and two miles from the Warm Spring
Turnpike.
IERMS.-So much of the purchased money as
will defray the expenses of Sale, will be required
in hand and tie balance upon credit of six, twelve
and eighteen months;th purchaser executing bonds
with good security.
JOS. A. WADDELL, Comm.
October "a lSl9-tds
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

WILL be sold at the late residence of Philip
Conner decd, about six miles South east of
Staunion and one mile South of Fishersvilie, on
Wednesday the 9TH day of November next, all the
PERSONAL PROPERTY of said decd, to VIII !:
about ~ head Of edctie, Gaong them some fine y,lcl
Co,os; , head Of horses about % head of hogs.
some Of them fa; Road Wagon, Gear fo, four
horses; Farming utensils Of aHkinds; set Of Black
smith tools a quantity Of Corn; Household and
Kitchen Furniture, Sc.
FERNS OF SALE.-For all sums of s. and
under, Cash, for all sums above SIS, a credit of nine
months, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security.
GEORGE BAYLOR, Admir-.
October "a, 1S4o-tds.
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Inc cherokee National Council, or Legislature,
met on the LIST inst. at Tahlequah the national
dtal. The message of the Principal Chief was re.
ceived and read, but its contents have not vet been
made known through the Advocate. That paper
%hus pictures the prosperity of the Cherokees The
nation is blessed with peace and barmonv .mJ
The greater portion Of the farmers are RAISING com
potency of the staff of life, and other produce neces
sary for the sustenance Of nature Our common
schools are in successful operation throughout the
nation, so that many Of our children arc rov, in n
condition to enter the semnaries forfarther advatce-
ment in their educatidn-while others Of our cifi-
zens have been improving the country with the E.
Tection of machinery Of one kind or other-such as
saw and grst mills, &c. And to compare OR con.
dllioH now with what it was some twenty or thirty
years ago, one would suppose that we were not the
same people-but we are Cherokees yet.
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O y TT U A r Y.

DIED, at his residence on South River Augusta co .
Mr.: SAMUEL HUNTER, after illness of three and
nan Gays; His disease was supposed to be paralysis,
and at almost ITS first onset, took away the pow er of
communicating with his friends But they have the
best ground-tha OF upright and pious lfc-to hone
that he was not unprepared to meet death He had
passed he 2nd year OF his but he retained to an
unusual degree his bodily vgor and his habits Of ac-
tvlty pursuing his avocatons with enterprise "na
which surpassed many of the young His
neighbors who knew him best, will be ready to
respond to the statement that he character
OF g"eless simplicity, and of integrity pure that it
resisted nrrny TRIALS and difficulties. He devoted him
sell with generous and self denying affection 10 the
fare OF his children. He had been for more than half
his life respectable member ofthe Presby Church.
and Is regretted as OF its most uniform modest and
peaceful, but faithful supporters.-CoMM.
DIED, on Thursday morning, Oct 18th, Mrs JANE
CALBREATH, wife of Capt. Thomas Calbreath of this
County. This venerable lady was a striking snecimen
oil the sterling christianity Of the older Scotch Irish peo
pie She was the mother of numerous family who
delight to ascrbe TO her pous instructions large share
OF their happiness and responsibility. She was ever
noted for the domestic virtues and affections for her
constant and substantial! friendship her and
LOT picty continually brought down into her daily
equations, into her intercourse with her children and
even INTO her moments OF gaicy Ii not often that
one Is seen who so nearly the resolution
the apostle II determined TO know nothing among YOU
save Jesus Christ, and him crucified'' The Bible and
Catechism were her text books. The wisdom of the
Bible her philosophy Its histories were her stores
oil example and illustration It's preccpts were the sian
dard by which she tried every opinion Need il be nd
dcd that her end was peace and assured hope. The
last hours OF her life spent urging eyhortetios
pety upon her children chiefly in the Inspira-
tion, in joining with her feeble voice. in the nv
winch were sung around her bed She died amidst her
children, like ripe sheaf gathered into the garner
leaving every thing TO minister comfort her venerable
husband, and her family, which could attend the loss
so faithful wife and mother.
Her children arise up and cali her blessed her hu
band he also praiseth her.
Her virtues shone in modest and retired sphere but
contemplate. nor less profitable to record the happy
issue OF her pious life.-CoMM.
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The Latest Arrival and the Greatest Eafgains at
I'D. M. AUEE.N.4.N,S
On Main Street, Opposite Uc Post Office

On Nam Street, Opposite Nic Post Office,
WHERE may be found Goods of the latest ago
ny for Ladies and Gentlemen. His FALL
AND WINTER GooDs are just opened, and he is
ready To accommodate those in search of good bar
gains as the stock has been well selected in the
Baltimore and Philadelphia markets, and it ena-
bles him 10 offer the greatest bargains in the Coun-
~. The Goods need no putting they show for
themselves; all he asks of his customers and the
public generally, is to call and examine and they
will not be disappointed.
Terms as usual. Country Produce taken I'm ex-
chang for Goods Call and see.
Slaunton, Oct 81, IS49.
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WILL be sold, on Friday the 10th Of Novem-
~ Der, at the late residence, on South River,
OF Samuel! Hunter, deceased, the following Prop
erty. to wit:
~ The Household and Kitchen Furniture, a iol
Farming Utensils. including Road Wagon
Horses ana several sets Of Gear; sercrat head q
Caatae' Biacksn'ith's Tools; 2 Single Machines
Barouch, Sc, Sc.
IERMS.-For all sums of So, and under. cash
will be required; for all sums over IS, bends and
approved security will be taker, upon credit to be
made known on the day Of sale.
ADAM McCHESNEY, Admir-.
N. b.-All persons having claims against, or IN
deoted to the estate Of Samuel Hunter, decd, are
requested to call on me, at an early day and make
settlement.
A. McCHESNEY, Admir-.
October 81, IS49.-tds.
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Attention, StauntOH LIGHT Infantry.

PARADE on Saturday next, Nov. Ord > at 3
O'Clock, Z. NJ, your usual place, in winter
dress, with arms and accoutrements in COMPLETE or
der.
II. Be-A Court Martial Of the Company will
DC held after parade, and all those who are interest
will attend. JOHN RI AS,I, C.n,.ir
October 81. 1870
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Notice to Contractors.

PROPOSALS will be received antil the 18TH Of
November next, for the erection of the YVES
LEYAN FEMALE INSTITUTE, in The town of Staun-
ton. The Plan and Specifications can be seer. at
the Store OF William Kyle, who will make known
the proposed payments, and the time it mast be
completed. WILLIAM KYLE.
Chairman Of the Committee.
Stanton, Oct. II, lS49.-tdi.
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&
FRESH A RIV AIS.

4 NJ. SIMPSON returns his sincere thanks
to hrs friends and the public generally for
their patronage, and hopes by strict attention Ia
business and willingness to Please to merit a con-
tlnuance of the same. He has just returned from
Baltimore and Philadelphia, where he has purchas.
ed handsome stock of materials for the manufac-
OF BOUTS AND SHOES, Of every description
French Calfskins, very superior article for Boots
French and Italian Hastings, for Ladies' Caters ;
Moroccos and Kid of all descriptions, for ladies,
Misses and Chldren's wear, also Cork Soles e.,
Ladies' Winter Shoes; all Of which will be made
10 order at the shortest notice aud i'm the neatest
style Orders from distance promptly attended to-
EEy Ladies' White Kid Shoes made to order.
for Weddings and Parties. at short notice.
Staunton, Oct. "a, lS49. 49,.
EY Rockingham Register copy three months.
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TRUST SAfbfsa

'HNHE Subscribers as Trustees of the heirs of A.
u Long, decd, will sell on Saturday the 3d-oi
November next, in front of the Court House IN
Staun,on, one TRACT OF LAND, lying on the
South Side of the South River containing by recent
survey | IL ACRES more or less This tract of
land adjoins the lands of John Bare John GolIaday
and others.
TERMS.-One third of the purchase money
down, the residue in Two equal annual payments
Inc title to be withheld till the payments are made
The title is believed to be good bat the usual con
veyence only will be made.
SAMUEL CLARKE,
}. CRAWFORD,
49,, Trustees, sc
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RICHMOND MARKETS.
Richmond. Oct. 26. 1916

FLouR-S5 12s. '
BEEF--$2 So gross, 81 &c nett.
HERRiNGs-$6 50-Shad So 90.
BAcoN-Virginia cured, hog round, S7}.
WHEAT-New los.
Corn MEAL-65 cents per 5ushel.
WHIsKEY-2S3 cents for Reclified.
BUTrER-Rol Ia l8, Firkin, IL IL cto
PLAsTER-On Basin. So 90 per Ton.
SALT-Sl 81 from Wharf, in Store 81 As.
LARD-Firkin, 10, Barrels, 81 a DC.
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SYNOD OF ViReINIA-The Petersburg Republic
can states that the annual meeting of This body was
opened in the Presbyterian Church. in that place,
on "Wednesday evening last, with an elegant SER
mon preached by the Rev. John Leyburn, d. d.,
Moderator Of the last Synod. The Rev. b. Nj.
Smith. of Stanton, was elected Moderator, and
Prof. Samson, Of the Union Theological Seminary,
and the Rev. Mr.. Ewing, of Orange, were elected
Clerks, for the ensuing term
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vi A r r lie ID,

On Thursday evening the 25th inst by the Rev WIN.
Calhoun MIR. MAY Is. CRAIG, TO Miss MARTHA j
daughter OF COL Franklin McCuc all of this county
On Thursday last, by the Rev. B N. Brown MIR.
THOMAS FAIRS, to Miss MARGARET TAYLOR all Of
this place.
On the 9th of October, by the Rev. Franci, McFar-
land, ID. ID, Mr.. WILLIAM H. WALKER, of Louisa CO..
to Miss MAMIE NJ, daughter of the Rev John S.
Blain, of Williamsyillc, Bath county
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WOOL ROLLS.--White s. Co, have just re-
ceved from Pocahontas | Lot of nice Wool
Rolls.
October 81, 16i9.-Vnd Gerry.
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augusta County Court Clerks Office, TO ,oit:
ESTRAY.
TAKEN up by William Raston, of Augusta
County, ON the 3rd day of October, IS49, a
REDDISH BRlNDLE STEER, white under the
belly, with some white hairs in the end of the TAIL
and small dim white spot in the forehead with
a swallow fork in the left ear and notch in the
upper part of right and with rather wide horns,
supposed to be four years DID, and appraised to $2l
Gan Exract,)
Teste,
80. WIN. D. TROUT, D. c.
October 81, 1S49.-3t.
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BE I'D AND OONSIDlSl2 g.
GRAND ARRIVAL OF REaDY-MADE CLOTHING.

INHE proprietors of the Baltimore Cheap CloM-
ing Store, will challenge any other establish
ment in their line of business, that they will sell
any kind of Clothing % per cent. cheaper than
can be bought between this place and New York.
Gentlemen will do us the favor to call and exam
inc our stock of WINTER CLOTHING before
purchasing elsewhere, which they will find to their
advantage.
Our stock consists in part of e large assortment
OF Overcoats-C loaks--Cloth, Dress, Frock and
Sack Goats, Of different coIors-C assinetaud Tweed
Coats-Fine Black Doe-skin and Fancy CASH
mere Pants-Corduroy. Black and Fancy Cassinet
ditto-Black. and Fancy Vess--W oolen Plaid
and other kinds of Winter Vests-wih a general
and full assortment of fancy dress articles usually
kept in Clothing Store, such as Undershirts
Drawers, Shirts, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Boots.
Umbrellas, Silk and Fur Hats, and splendid
stock of Caps Our sincere thanks are due to the
public for their kind patronage, and we solicit a
continuance Of the same.
n. B.-We want 500 customers to buy our
Winter stock of Clothing.
o. Store Room in the Basement of the Virginia
Hotel, next door to the Law Office of Baylor &
Conner. WALDEAUR s. 'POLLITZ.
Stanton, Oct. "a, lS49.
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F.vW M.N Tg1Mtcr EMshtos,s.
W1Io 60 gLgIaI2@l u N.Y.

on TIE CORNER OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE,
HAS received beautiful assortment of D,u
Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, Caps,
Hdrd,care, Quecas,CGre, Sc, Sc, comprising ev~
cry variety OF GOODS usually found in this mar
ket. He deems it unnecessary to say any thing
about prices, styles, variety quality, is usually
done through this medium, believing those interest
ed TO be the best able to discriminate He earnestly
soliclis call from his friends and the public, feel
ing confident that there is no one that can offer
greater inducements TO purchasers.
Stanton, Oct. II, lS49.-lf
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NOTICE.

HAVING sold out my stock of goods Tshall feel
greatly Obliged if all who have open accounts
would call and close them up by note
j. b. BRECKENRIDGE
Staunton, Oct. 81, lS49-tf
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constantly on hand full supply ofGRAvE STONE Of the
fines: white Eastern Marble ToMB Tors both
plain and moulded. MONUMENTS, Box AND PANEL
ToMBs made TO order.
He is manufacturing Egyptian, Italian and american
MARBLE MANTLEs of the latest style finish at his
works in Winchester. Gentlemen wishing 10 purchase
will please TO call on JAMES G. MARQUIS who has
charge OF the works, and who will deliver and set up
without the purchaser running any risk TO bre
Dcsigns OF Nantes can be seen by calling latter
The workmanship will be done in the neatest STYLE
and on the most reasonable terms.
JOHN PAGAN.
September 5, lSt9.-3m.
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NOTICE.

SUBSCRIBERS TO Frosts History of the Mexican
~ War and its Warriors, receive the same al the
store OF A. }. Deakins, Staunon. Fross History of
America also and other books all deposited at the same
place for delivery, by r. ii. Holland.
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Or The annual meeting of the President. Direc-
tors, and Stockholders ofthe Valley Tnrppike Cotn-
pany was held IN this placeon Thursday last, and n
dividend ofone per cent declared The same pre-
sident and Directors were again eectod.-Harriso,,
burg Republican.
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ATTENTION.

VIZ Courts Of Inquiry for the 32nd Regiment,
~ Virginia Militia will be held as GnIl9v,s =.
The LIST Battalion Court in New Hone. on Thurs
DAY tie 22nd Of November the 2nd in Waynesboro'
on on The 23rd, and the Regmehtal Court in New
rope, on Saturday the Path of November.
.: ID: CRAWFORD, Col. 32nd Rer't
October 81, 1849.
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LATEST ARRIVAL

Vie subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens OF Staunton and the surrounding coun-
uy' mat ne is now receiving large and beautiful
assortment of
DryGoods, Groceries, Queensware, Hardware, Shoes
Hats and Caps,
and great variety of other GOODS too tedious to
mention, and would most respectfully solicit call
rom all sHch persons as are coming to Stanton tc
purchase for cash or country produce. as he is de.
termlned not TO be undersold. To punctual custom
ers the usual credit will be extended.
WILLIAM KYLE.
Stanton, Oct. II, 1S49.-tC.
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From Tns SALT LAKE-A. w. Babbitt, ESQ.,,
formerly of Illinois, has lately Arrived at st Louis
from Salt Lake. Mr.. b. is elected to represent the
interest OF the now country in Congress, to which
body he will present the application OF the people
tor an Organization by act OF Congress.
Mr.. Rabbit says that on going and returning to
Salt Lake, he passed Is 900 wagons, and he thinks
$4,000 persons. There must be deducted from
TINS, however, l.0OO or more wagons for the Gov
eminent, which would make the number of emf
grants about 5000. Mr.. b. says the number of
deaths has been small There were some cases of
cholera. mostly, however, among the Indians.
cor course Mr.. b. winot be admitted to seat in
CONGRESS, without some previous action on the part
Ocs- Some ill-natured filings, at eVrginia" by Abe
Boston Republican, in noticing statement in the
Richmond Republican touching the proposed mona-
mcnt to Mr.. JEFFERSON, have elected some remarks
from the latter paper in whichwe find the following
admirable hit:
GAS for "past recoIlcctions," they are not as
''unsdti3actory" as you might suppose. Ii is quite
consoling To think that, if Virginia is not rich e.
nough 10 build monuments, she has at least proved
herself able to produce the men in honor of whom
monuments are built by all the rest of mankind but
whose memory needs no sculptured stone to keep it
fresh and immortal in a Virginan's heart.''
PATRIorIc SENTIMENr.-Gov. BRowN, often
nessee in his ANIMAL message to the Legislature used
the following language in reference To the slavery
question 1t is in striking contrast to the blaster
and bravado exhibited BY most Southern Demo
| crats:-
81 see nothing in tle present aspect of the CUES.
ton, to justify either to violence or dsun
Mon, or to threaten the remedies. Ift should pre-
sent graver feature, in It's progress, let the emer-
gency dictate the remedy. In the mean time, let
MS insist on our rights by all constitutional means
and 10 the last ertremity'"
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augusta County Court Clerks Office, To wit /:
ESTRAYE.

ESTRAYS.
TAKEN up by George Crawn, of Augusta C6un-
Il ~, on the 10Th day Of October, IS4o, a
BLACK STEER, with crop off the right ear,
white belly, end of the tail white, and white star
in the forehead, supposed be three years old next
Spring, and appraised to $l3. Also-a WHITE
HEltER, with crop off the right ear, and slit
in the same, and under keel in the left ear and
supposed to be three years old Spring, and ap-
praised to $40.
Gan Extract from the records,)
Teste,
W.'D. TROUT, d. c.
October 81, 1875.
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The Natural Fridge for Sale.
-HaZeS-
Capitalists and Landlords, Now'S your Time!

Capitalists and Landlords, Now'S your Time!
RY virtue of a decree of the Circuit Superior
- Court of Law and Chancery for the County Of
Rockbrldge, rendered on the 10th day of Septem-
Der, $40, in the case Of Joel Lakeland rs. Walter
n Cole and others, shall certainly sell at public
auction, TO the highest bidder, for CASH, on Mon
day, the Sd day of December next, the undivided
two,thirds or that famous property known TO the
world as the
NATURAL BRIDGE OF va.
Inns property is situated in the County Of Rock
bridge about IL miles above the town of Lexington.
ana almost immediatelyupon the main Valley Road.
IRA as TAVERN STAND. it asc2e
EssM may be said, without dspar- $500
'sSHsA agement TO others, that it is STS$
unrivaed in point of eligibility, by any ,E-kxx.
property west of the Blue Ridge. None perhaps
i" me o'ate possess greater advantages. 1t COM
nands The entire travel of the valley II is situated
also upon The turnpike road leading from Lyrch-
ouis 10 DorelFs Springs; and is one of the points
d; Mcn large proportion of the travel TO the Vir
e'nia springs is obliged to touch and tarry both in
gong ana returning. In the spring, the summer,
anu e laii seasons 1t is the constant resort of large
P"ueo' VINO go thither I'm pursuit of pleasure, TO
gid,'y ,helr curiosity and to spend their money!
ana SO long as the sublime and wonderful works of
uie attract attention. just SO long will the Bridge
NC me resort OF the curious and of the CAV and FASH
iohaOie world The line Of packets upon the James
iiver canal, too, will run within two or three miles
OF the place, when that Improvement is completed
to Buchanan
The improvements are all good, and consist of a
man building, recently enlarged, store. house.
some CABINS, and other necessary out houses GOOD
staole, &c. Some idea may be formed of the yalpe
OIL lhe property and its adoption 10 profitable use.
W , II Is known TO have been leasing for about
$lOUO, or upwards per annum
Atachedto the Bridge is TRACT OFIAND
containing 100 or no Acres-the precise ouautitv
not now recollected, butwill be made known ON the
day OF sale; portion Of which is cleared and sus
cepiinle of cultivation Two,hirds OF the land will
be sold along with the other property
The sale to take place on the premises The III
tie is unquestionabe, but | shall convey such only
as NAV be vested in me by the Decree
WIN. M. LAKELAND, Commissioner.
n. B.--l am requested by Col Jesse Woo,,en,
OF Henry County. who is the proprietor ofthe other
,hlrd to say that he is willing either to sell or to
lease his interest He will be present at the sale,
and persons who may wish to buy the whole, CAN
nave an opportunity of doing SO. W. NJ L.
October LIZ, lSi9-tds.
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VALLEY MARBLE YARD,
STANTON, VA.

VNIIE UNDERSIGN-
Il cd would inform tho
citizens Of Staunton and
adjoining country, that
he has opened II branch Of
his Winchester Valley
Marble Works in the a
bovc town and nearly OPP
positc the Post Office, on
Main Street, where he
has and intends tn Leei,
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BARE s. S'NERRErEHN.
Merchant TaiFOrs.

4 IkAtEt IL to their friends and the public for tho
O iDeral patronage they have received, would re-
specuiiy announce that they have just received the
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DAVIS A. KAYSER has handsome. all Wool
Z ply carpets. for IS cents.
October 81, lS49.-4w.