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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-15
SlIERBET OF sIIERAS.

IHfs oNit'Nl NJ DFsN FshhpTs.
THE Shcrlei Of Shcras i. unrivalled in its ar.
i oma and decaoy OF favour, imparting To The
nervous ~ stem an agreeable tone and vigour. Its
ingredients are all vegetable, and were never lc-
iqrg used IN the manufacture oG any other lcvcr-
agv. I, combines sll the agreeable qualities OF -
cooling, refreshing beverage, with the rcnoya,irg
aud nourishing properties 0l London Potter. The
mos, delicate female can prriake of II, no, only
with impunily, but may experience n most scusl.
lie and ralutary advantage. II IL the only cshll-
arating dypk allowed b, the Mohammcdan laws
under which all ,inous and 'piriipuus drinks ptr
prohibited.
Price II Quarts in Champagne bottles, SO, 75
per doz. pints Z" !, 62
4 lhGral allqYanrc to IlDtclp. and parties wish-
ing To sell again. allowance Tor lolll, vh,n ~.
turned, IS ct.. aud ~ l.. cis. per dph.
iiASKINS 4 BROrIIER, Agcn,s.
iN Washington ~, pyel thc Nea England HALL,
B"sipl, I2biy
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DlANO FORTES.--JOSIIUA TIIURsTON still
i continues nj his old stand, No 259 William street
between Pearl npd duane streets, New York to Keep
constantly for hUs, on the most favorable terms, ri
ano Fortcs, Of every variety, where those desiring
sirumenis OF superior quality, m well a. those more
economically pcliped can be suited. He has also
constantly fur sale assortment oi second hand Pi
ano Fories, NJ prices To suit all circumstances aud
on the most liberal terms. Piano fort,s tuned and
repaired. m22 3n,
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KEEP cool

TN order to Keep cool you should call on w-a-
l. yer, at ia Thames street, and get one Of his
thin Hats; he has the largest and hest assort-
Beaver, Panana, Manila, Leghorn, Rutland
Birds Eye, Rcdle, China Pearl, Canton and Canr
ada Straw, Palm Leaf Sinnet Hats; Also,
Ch,liren's Straw Caps Of new styles; alec n lot
of Garden Hats for Ladies', all Tor sale 40 low as
can bc found elsewhere, by
JACOB WEAVER.
=. \. Panama, Lcghorn and Stray Hats I,
cleaned aud pressed in the hes, manner.
,Is w,
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Competent persons will lie supplied up,
on the most favorable terms. A Few
more only will be engaged. Address
post paid, DIR. A. NJ. Mauriceau, N. Y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-15

DATE TRUFFE, Gelatine Tmkcys, Je'.
lied, dishes, trepeh Mushrpoms, Ifutlcs,
kctchups F,sh Sauces and the llSe, furnished Nv
il9 DOWNING. Yacht House.
I OW'S ssiGi scented Honey soap, for sale by
IL by ji q. ANDERSON.
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~ am man, and deem nothing which relates to
man foreign Ia my feelings"
YOUTH & MANHOOD.
VIGOROUS LIFE CIR A PREMATI RE DE A TIL

YOUTH Il MANHOOD.
VIGOROUS LIFE CIR A PREMATi RE DEATH.
KInktiin on SER TPrsserrafion-oniy 25 cents
ViliS BoOk, just published Is filed with useful in.
1 formation on the inirntirs aud diseases al the
human :, stem. II addresses itself alike to Youth,
Manhood aud Odd Age-io all Who apprrhend or sui
Ter under the dire consequences oi earl, or prolonged
indiscreions-tOa all who feel the exhaustive effects
Of baneful habts,p nll who in addition 10 declining
physical energy ARE the victims of nervous aud
tai debility and. of moping aud melancholy desp0nd-
ency-to all such DIR. X. would say
READ THIS BOOK
The valuable advice aud impressive warning IL
gives will prevent years al misery and suffering, md
save annually thousands of lives
Parents by reading IL will learn how to prevent the
destruction of their children.
1rh remittance Of rs cents enclosed in n letter,
addressed Ia DIR Knk.lin, Philadelphia will ensure
book, under envelope, per return Of mail
1TDr. X, u years resident Ply scian, N. w. cor
ner o 81 and Union Street, between spruce and Pine
Philadclphia. may be consulted confdentiay.
lie whp places himself under the care of DIR. X,
may re- igously cQnnde in his honor ~ n gentleman,
aud confidently a.y upon his skill as ply stefan.
Persons.a .ai disfnce may address DI. X by letter,
(pIe' pad) and te cured nj home.
Packages Of medicines, directions, &c forwarded
by sending yemifance, and put up secure from dam
age Or rur0sif,
Books-lers. News Agents, Prdlars, Cnnvsssers,
and all others sgpsIiSd with he abovs york II, very
low rates. apA ~ dgw.
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NOTICE.

WILL b. sold, AZ Public Auction, On wcdnc.-
w day, July q, 1852, aI 10 o'olock, A. ",
unless previousI, d,,p,"d II, the h"pI and b'
of land SITUATED on Bridge Street, hpunredon t5e
North by Bridge ST., Eari by land ~ l,ao;el &.
Denham, South by land of the bsus of Thomas
&. Alien, deed and yorl ny anl "i Gcorgc W
Norman. Conditions ai,hr vnc and place oi
sale.
y2 ID &. DENIIAM, agt for the owner.
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nR w. ARGYLE WATSON onrs HI,
~ professional SERVICES TO the inhlbitanIs ana
visi,ms ol Newport and vicinit,
Ofhcc, cor. south Touro and William Sts.,
betwesn Atlantic aud Ceoan VI, tsls.
Omre Hom,, ~ 10 mytning, ; ', if.r.
n,on, 6 80 IN ,vcnrg ~
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
BE NOT DEFRAUnED,

My book uuic. Dr. 4. VI Naaricsaa i29 Liberty o.
" y on the ii,ls aud The Ia Tkks Ohee
,sf back ofthe title pag. aud ony
ofs'pecabc aud honor,ble dealers ,.ud by mail and sd
dreu to Dr. 4. VI. MAnriceaG
Full title page. with contents together with lew psyes
treating of important subjects married .msis will
tt sent iree Of chag enclosing hitter stamp
.pEepai a,rttJ ddI:s,sd a, hsrsm.
TrOo ree~ips or Ftry Cents, tor Ono
Dollar for the Nne Edition eHsra binssln0.,
"TuE MARWuED wOMANss PRIV TE
MEDICAL COMPANION" - sent (ussSi.n
FREQ to my part or the U",sed stss"s. All
DIR. A. NJ. MAURICEAU, Box I224. New
York Ctsy. Publishing Onice, No, l2v Liberty
Street, New York.
For sale by BENZ. }. TiILEY. N~i orr
apd by ID. NJ. COOK, Providence.
Junc 3 I'm
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&NA WATER


IN o!s,rins again this delightful beverage TO our
! customers, we feel confident that We now fur
nish IL Of AN unSwpassable quality, and in "a great
er variety Of st, les than il has ever been used in
this country. Our fountains. coolers, draught
tubes, &C., were manufactured or w expressly,
in New York. The water is furnished by Rush,
ton, Cark Co., whose celebrity is universal
~ the first manufacturers IN this country, IS unde-
niablc, and the Syrups in great variety are pre-
pared at our own Laboratory, from ripe fiuiis,
and unaduletrated materials. Three years -xpe-
rience in their manufacture, IN the living House
Drug Store, New York, enables w ~ wonye
purer an,i ricAer ayrups THAN caa oI oItinarily bc
obtained. Our list, for the season, which will
le completed as fast the fruits can bc procured
ac,-Srawbcrry, blackberry, Rose, Vanilla,
Pine Apple, Nectar, Ginger, Orange Flower,
Peach, Moka Coffee, Chocolate, Tonic, Rasp-
berry, Cherry Fruit, Orgcat, Lemon. True Sars-
aparila,, Orange, Gumarve, Yolk Of Egg,
Ounce, Red Currant, Caamis, " lid Cherry.
Our coolers are on an original plan, and produce
an annIva III cold up,t,ahablc hy the ordinary
method. Our Suntains viii b. IN operation dor-
ing the summer, the sale l,cing suspended on the
sabbath. X. X. HAZARD & CO.
i22 Apothecaries' Hall
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ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

MILL bc sold at ppplic Auction, on the
w premises. 6y order 6Sihc Cou, ii Probate
of the town Of New pot, "n Sa'mda, July 2Iih,
1852, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. all TIE right, title"
and interest whhh Ib'nuni " ard, of ,aid New.
port, deed, had u, the timc of HE d,ccnsc ia
aud To certain real estate situated On Easion's
yiz.---Norih on land oi Isaac Gould, Easr on
ard qI Ggorgc ~. Norpap, South on Br,dLs
Strcctpartli, a.d pnrrb on baud 81 the hri,- of
Abiah iaYlrn, and Htet on lpnd ng H. raid heirs
of Ab'ah la,wpp, afd nn ~ ole, way.
Conditions ~ The iiuw and plnfr pf salc.
D2 DANIEL E. DEniikM .Adm'r.
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| I'VE II Roger Williams, the earliest Lrei,L
W tor aud true Champion lor = iull aud ah,olu'e
litrriy ol toas, iencr, hy Romeo Lhon, ID D
T v 3, Englsh Edrion fut .at by
u WILLIAM pFtk
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sEoUnE TIE MEANS: or HAPPINESS

By becoming IN tins possessed II the knowlsdge the
Of which has caused the scknss aud poverty Of thousands
Ia We of such wife mother
sable u she neglect 10 avail herself of that know ledge ~
respect hes.lf which would spare her much su.f be
III. ,f haIyiuess aud prosperity To her husband aud
confer ulon her chden that blr sng above all pee-hsshy
bodies With h.slhy innds That Know ledge eonian.d IA
a Va uorke lied
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IIECKERS PATENT

SFI.F NNTSTNU FE'JUN.
HECKERS Self-Raisng Flour ~ anWhcr new
IL and convenient article Tor house keepers and
always ready for immediate use for the ready MA
king Of Bread, Biscuit, Pudding. Cakes &c, by
adding only cold water or mik-without the usr
Of yeast or salt The above in small bags fur sale
py [a30l NEWTON BROTHERS.
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THE PieImonfcse Elyoy, " tbs Men, n,n
L ncrs, and Religion ~ the Con,morv rsilA a.,
tale 10y I'fo'hrsis =. Elton, awhor of @rhe Phi
hn,hropis,, !" Sc; tw ..h hy
WILLIAM ". PEEK.
- 30 Thsincs Street.
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WM. I. LEONARD s. CO.,
ITUFII'"IH'
II The first number will he issued about "a,
TERMS, CASH IN ADVANCE.

10Th oi July.
TERMS, CASH IN ADVANCE.
One copy, one year, So
Two copies, one year,
One copy two years.
Five copies, one year. I'D
One copy, five years, 10
Eight copies, one year, -
gt-Ten copies, one year, $50, and one copy
extra for year to any person sending the club Of
ten.-G0
2 All communications past paid, addressed 10
WM. +. LEONARD x co, proprirtors Of the
Southern Ladies' Book, will receive imm diatc
attention. il
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WHY Is 1T

Aud her husband the constant toll aud anxiety cf mind.
necessarily dr,oltng hun from sickness ~ the vile.
without giving hIIh III. opportunity ~ acquifng that com
pylence which bis sIenions enIed aud the possession
oiweh would s,esfe the hsiness oi HIMSELF ~iis and
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-07-15
The Great Spring and
SU MINER MEDICINE.
Oniy 2j Cent, for Pint Boni, and 81 l-2 G.nts
Jora Quart Botfi, cth' P,qh's Md,nns.
DIR. LANGLEY'S


CARSAPARlLLA, yellow Dock, Wild Cher.
~ y, pricklcy Ash, Dandelion, Thv,ou ,hwot
and Rhubiib
Root md Verb BittcTS,
Gcci''cdly the greatest mcdicne Tor the least mo.
ney IN the world, (which the people have had
the past two years, 1O9. 100 pottlrs.
BUY ME AND rll 90 YOU GOOD"
Ifyou are troubled with the Liver complaint
they will cur, yJu-thrn those Hhlcting aud
painful diseases, such as Jaundice, Bile, Nsucp-
sr,, Headache, Costivenrss, Piles, Indigestion,
t'ss ofappetits and General Debility, will be 80
wHAR' Coughs and Colds broken up aud
cured at once. They cleanse, warm and strength
rn the stomach, and consequently purify the
blood. A suie cure for that truublrsomc COM
plant, The piles, For humors, and all disease of
the skm, they cgRS W. heat. rhc LADIES all
hike 'Aem, br ,hey are sure 10 do ,h,m good.
The bottles large, the price Tor one i, small,
Try thcm-the pledge is, hle and health to all.
Sold by all dealers in medicine IN the State
The wholesale depot is 76 Union -, Boston.
X. J. TAYLOR, Wholesale and Retail agent
for Newport. m27 3m pd
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J. RUSSELL SPALDINC' \
Highest Premium
ROSEMARY Il CASTOR OIL.
OR CYTHEREAN
HAIR OFLOr WASH.
For Improving, Restoring, aud Emhcllishing the
Hair The virtues Of Rosemary aud Castor oil
are too well known ia.IequIe chromium.
i. w 4 BkANDE, =, X. r., l.. A. r.,
of her MaJesty's mint Professor of Chemistry, In
the Royal Institution OF Great Britain aud al the
Mhteria Me,iioa to the hpohecaTrs CO., aud editor
oi the English Dic"nary of science Literature aud
Art, says-"Roseinary Is nn admirable siiinulant aud
Will positively promote the growth of the hair and
cure the b. .adache Castor uil h yaliab. E,r its
nonrishing and strengthening properties, aud when
these ARE properly combined free from oil oi 10, ase
aud the injurious proper iies "f
ALCOHOL. AND SPIRITS
and Is an invaluable remedy for all diseases of III.
hair and scalp; rendering To the hair u Xurinnt and
rich appearance"
Mr.. :. has the only receipt in America for pre-.
Iaring u ~ this manner, and offers II IN 25 cent hot
ties, Tor tra also, in rs C, nj bottles each in nrnt
fhicy box, Ia insure safety mud IN send
ing by express or otherwise.
Az orders should be direc -d n dc Manufacturer
RUSSELL sPALDING,
DRUGGIST AND AlUElIECARS
No. % TIsmDnt Row,
Opposite Boston Musspm, Boston, Mass.
the genuine ofth~ Proprietor, OF regular Agents
by authority, appointed in every city, ioSn and VII
lage IN the United states aud Canaia.
n. u. Every Agent will be fhi hinished u lot of
handbills with name printed on, b. apply ing To the
jle d3taw a w3m
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DEvINES' COMPOUND
PITCIILOZENGE.


A sure aud pleasant remedy for Colds, Coughs.
Group, Whooping Cough. Asthma, and IL lungs
enough are left To sustain life,
A CERTAIN CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
Sate for III, Infant o, the hraird, in any Stag,
Of wsaknsss.
From Dr. Brown. Of Lee, Mass.
This rcrtfes that have made use Of Deyincs
Compound Pitch I.ozcngc for cold and cough. ppd
found immediate relief. Therefore I would tee.
pmmcnd il 10 the public as being safe and sover.
cign remedy.
HENRY &. BROWN.
Lee, Octobcr 2s, 1851.
ALSO
DEYINES' ENIIII ARATING SYRUP,
For lhe cure If Kidney Complaints, Dysencry
aud all afrclions Of the Liver, and Debility
arising from torpid and impure siatc of the
blpod, Scarlet Fever aud Fever aud Ague.
Samuel u, Fuller y Co., NJ. 4 Wilson'S Lane
near STATE Street, Boston, Mass, General Agents
for New England.
For Sale IN Newpor, by &. g. {. HAZARD
aud X. J. TAYLOR
je3O 6m
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Root md Verb BitscTS,
BUY ME AND rll 90 you GOOD"

tec,dcdly the greatest mcdicine Tor the least mo-
ne' IN the world, hich the people have had
the past two years, 109, bJ6 pottlrs
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-04-28

s-Marshsl Rufiin left yesterday after
noon 5 train for New \ ork. having in charge
Barret. the abscondine English Sheriff, whose
case has caused much litigation and expense
\ writ Of Habeas CorpHs was 60. out YESTERDAY
Eln q
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-04-28

sM ALL SILVER AND 4 TURRE DOLLAR q y u Co.x
The bin has passed the Senate for tle cona.,e
at reduced standard 10 prevent their export.
ton of silver pieces Of - % 10 3 and 5 cents AMI
also Of &; gold pieces. The act As II nov stands
to take effect the Ist of June. 13Jo.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-04-28

IoLA AND HER LAW Sutrs-Thc New J orb
Herald says we hear that Monsieur Arp,n, the
French editor, says that he has more than en-
curious disclosure" to make Of Lola MoA.os, #
she brings a libel suit against him.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-04-28

Su>w-Wc see announced in numb" Fl
our exchange papers, t1c marriage pi thl Be &.
Of Bot N Miss Maria " Shaw !. is saId j,
intense was the desire ~ see the far bride Tia
the police had 10 be Stationed alonse the avenue.
leading 10 The church to keep bach the crowd
That crowd had very little 10 do, and the editor
hard up for an item Who deemed suci t. Il vi.r,
worthy of notice
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-04-28

Oar fsal,I,, IHaHE ot l,Ifui, nee lot to b. IN.
'faiei that. :u.lnns Il, '.lotie.' at Ians.n-
hers i q gooi deal of t4I 90 be bad iog the as.
ng II i.tr shape o! rsla st9rIus, w.. tod over
IA" hIaztuK bar-roon trr9 oi an oveuitl4, /,
while away the hull monntonv of a ba X woods
winter. Dt.e % The bcs, Of thcsa laughter pr
vocat.Nes is a Yarn r'eiel oil by an old n.ac-
toner, Who has some fan ii lis iay w..tc4t
IS somewhat - foIlews.- vi . lon, uhi.o aa...
lot oG oilers were oiltcte Il IN 4 country stprt
not thousand miIcs from Grand Rapids. whcr.
tie Nj II liquor law had never been heard of,
an / after The us,iai Edrsnhs roun4, bettin. wa.
hit upon profitable d,.is.o and ,a.ious
"aSefS propose ani re iectcd, when i tall, ank,
Slah->idri specimen 81 liunanttv, whose look,
denote hIm to Be tlampnG our, ana dead
broke at that, raised hi;us II on cnl from Tia.
corner, where he had been qlI;etlv WATCHING
proceedings, ana Offered 10 bet any man in tn.
room \ that he couli beat hlu atpich tu- up
a pound Of duck shot, such H. Law IN a pun j.
the counter, each shot to be picked up separate
ly, and con the square " The thing took
once, and in the general cagetness. diye1a N4
whose stake happened to be cycriooked and
the trial commenced between him and his two
or three antagonists. Fingers and thumbs
worked meniIy for Il few moments, picking mp
the articles, one by one from the floor, nnd a
dead silence prevailed amongst the brstaul"ra .
when all NJ once, a ioon eycl chan SUM ont
10 the hettcrs s.Jee-rn.uyl Us no use crj.ulin'
thnts ionr printer. hachhau. 1a. :. 1ow
that's to work 1t rhcn crunhs-At's .ai t.
win and sure anou-,h, h A WIN an / poe; -.
ing tho stakes went or h way rejoc5r.
Detro1 Frre Press.
iE<<- The Ncw York Tribune of the 1nil. i!st
quotes sales Of Madison and indianapolis k.ui
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-04-28

\ CAr1rAL "Goo~E" SroRY.-A correspon-
dent of the Ncm YORK Spirit Of the Times,
tells the followin. (Which is very good
Away down in the ssslnart village" Of Gin
cinnati. there veee-ates certain Hotel -kee per.
who, for cutencss, is '.somc,' you may depend.
Having been frequently imposed upon while
SUPPLYING his bountiful larler with the article
of reese, by the wide awake buckeye huck-
sters. he deemed it high time TO try il cheating
w,-n.> - ss...... ia. t,go could play at. 50. one
nnrnino BRIGHT and carly he presents him>cl'
before one of the numcrou. farmers wagons
surrounding the market squares, with al S.
say, f friend = -,,t any ., --recso' Inc
moor fellow has Charles Lambs defect o.
speech.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-04-28

Es-In =. Petersburg. b. an old custom.
every person, male or female Of what ---s les
soevcr. taken UP drunk in the street By the pC
lice. Is obliged the next daT 10 sweep the stree ;
for certain number al hYgrs-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-04-28

DEATH or ErUAS SroSE.-Y esterlay. Ethan
Stone one Of our best. oldest. citizens closed
his mortal career Few have pa-sc % usef1l
an1 honorable lives AMI fcw have been o esteec,
et
Mr Stone came hero in 1902. and mas been
Just half \ century in Cincinn At. IN the early
part Of this period active citizen, par
taking in MANY puhlic du les. Or late he has
been wholly retired. H. bad great wcr.h r
character anl strong good sense. He died in u.
s.5th year of his age. having survived al bu,
very few Of his early conpaa-o Gin Gaz
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-04-28

The Penn>ylvanla House # Representatives..
after much wan.lnr over the matter havs fin
ally consented to pay Ko,suth's bill wh'le IN
Harrisburg. amounting 10 f.teez huritet ID
lars
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-04-28

An Irish post boz naving driven :. gentleman
= loner distance stage during torrent. o: ram
the oen,'e An SAID to him. Paddy. are YOU TT.
'Arrah, don't care about being very wet
but phase your honor. I'm very dry"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1852-04-28

Z.<- The Ncw York Tribune of the 1nih mss
quotes sales Of Madison and indianapolis kui
road stock slOo- bring ,ht advance.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1852-09-08
MORE CANDIDATES..

Fellow CitizcnS.-Vhigs, Democrats, No
tires and Foreigners
RECOGNISING, as we do, the great Repab-
1e lican doctrine that the people have right to
command the services Of aRy member OF then body,
we have at the solicitation of many partial friends,
consented to become candidates for the sale OF
GENTLEMENs WEAR,
n fine stock of Materials for which we havejust re-
Vceived and are opening.
FOR COATS.
Super and Medium Black, Blue, Brown, Green
Olive Brown, Olive Green, Mulberry and Ade-
laid Cloths.
FOR VESTS.
Super Black Satin, plain and figured Plain IA
and Figured Black Silks, Fancy Silks, a 81
large variety, Plain and Figured White LII
Marseiles, Fancy do, beautiful assortment.
FOR PANTS.
Super and medium Black Doe Skin Cassimeres
Fancy do, of the latest styles, Plain and Fig'C
White Linen Drilling.
FOR SUMNER COATS.
Super Black, Drab de Etc, italian Surumer Cloths
Cashmerets, sc.
A fine lot of Furnishing Goods, such as Shirts
Collars, Crayats, Pocket HandkerohieEs Gloves
Sc, &c.
ALSO, few doz. super Mole Skin Hats, made
expressly to their order. Holding the doctrine tina
lit is the right as well as the duty of the people tt
canvass the claims of all candidates for their ayo
they respectfully ask comparison. They return
their sincere thanks to the public for the generous
support heretofore received and respectfully ask
continuance during the present campaign.
BARE s STERRETT. I.
Stanton. April Is. 1852.