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CONSU MPTION!

THE above ExpecOrant, preparedbyan experienced
l. Physician and Chemist, has now become a stand
ard Preparation, and is offered for The COMPLETE
CURE of those diseases of the Throat and Lungs
which ifneglected, usually terminate fatally in Com
sumption. il contains no Opium, Cai0HeI or any
mineral whatever, but Is composed entirely Of those
Roots, Herbs and vegetable ,utstoncss which have
specific influence upon be Lungs and their connected
organs Its immediate effect is 10 allay all lTThai Ion
and gently remove the phlegm ana O,heI morbid Sc
cTeons from the hroat and air pa thus Tellev
ing the Cough by subdung the Inflammation and 9TH
causes which give rise 10 H. u sapproved OF and
nded by Physicians Of The highest standing,
and may be gwen with perfect safety 70 the youngest
child The most delicate female
PROPRIETORS' DEPOT-A l. ScOviII & CO..
Gothic Hall, No 316 Broadway, New n oTk. - -
NEW-ENGLAND DEPOT-BuRR PERRY, NO
Cornhill Boston, Mass
For sale in Bath by A G Page 3fnSf
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WilderS Iron Safe and Lock Warehouse,

No. 70 MERCHANTS ROW,
Corner Of Chatham Street, Boston.
Safss Of al sizes. Halls new Patent Poicder Proof
Locks aud Iron Chests are kept constantly on hand.
Bank Vauhs and Steal BargLar- Proof Bores, made 10
order al short notice. ..-
Safes which have been tested in accidental fires and
certificates from those who have used and tested them.
can be al my store.
All persons wishing 10 purchase my Real Genuine
Fire Proof Safe, informed that they ean be had
above, me, my Warehouse, and for sale nowhere
else in this city JOHN WILDER,
HdaH(detWrer Gqd Proprietor
NB-None genuine unless marked W,iLder's
25 Nero aahts' ROc, Boston, on metal plate. "
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Compound Tolu Rock Cough Candy

Compound Tolu Rock Cough Candy,
OR, VOCALISr'S CONNECTION,
~ An entirely and efTectua remedy for Coughs,
Colds Influenza, Hoarseness, Asthma CatarIh, Bronchi-
ts tickling in the throat and for all diseases Of the lungs
1t prepared with great from highly esteemed
cept and is recommended by the most eminent physi-
clans. Ministers, public speakers and vOcasS will find
this candy very beneficial for clearing the voice.
Sold at wholesale and retail by ORLANDO TOMP-
KlNS 27l Washington Street, of Winter Street,
Boston, and by all Druggists in the United States and
Canadas.
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W0RMD9S IFAIl2
Prize Medal Furnace.

WE present Chilsons Patent Airwarming and ventl-
w laing Furnace, with the utmost confidence that It
will prove ITSELF fair trial. to be the best Furnace III
lifelong and thorough experience of the inventor on
the subject Of air warming and yentilatlo ana me aG
that during the past seven years, CHlLSON'S FUR-
MACE has gradually superseded all other Furnaces in
tho public Schools Hospitals and Institutions OF the city
of Boston, is sufficient guaranty of their superiority
Their chief purity OF air, power
full heaters-with great economy in the consumption OF
fuel will burn coal or wood equally WELL superior DRAFT
easily cleaned great durability and can De setlh 10" Gel
lars ifneeded. ~
These Furnaces warranted to give perfect satisac-
ton, or they will be taken down and no charge made.
Please call and examine at the store in Rogers b ock,
Front Street, near Sagadahock Ferry.
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Manufactured al New London, Conn by s. A WEA-
YER u Co.. 10 whom all orders must be addressed
1AMES a. KELLEY q CO., Portland, wholesale
Agents for the Stale Of Maine -..I ' --- -l
AIso sold by A. G. Page, Bath; Edmund Dana,
WIscasset; =. Dana, Jr- Dalnarscotta; DIR. Geo. b .
unham and VIM. Baker, Brunswick. and by Druggists
geaeTally in all the States 9m20
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!9Sseif. lsErTENGTEL,sN
BOSTON BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
~. ~ +.sa sss APRIL, 1853. hs.

The hFsl Spring LAST, collected by ) NJ PErrENelLl-
Newspaper Advertising Agent, No 10 Slate Street,
boston, who are authorized BY The publisher, OF the
best aud most gily circulated Newspapers though
Out Tie United SEles, 10 lake advertisements and SUB
scrlplions al their lotUest rates. fai
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BUCKLEY & STEVENS,
Pin, Japaned and Britania Ware,

TIN Plate, Sheet Iron. aud Copper Workers, at the
store formerly occHpi-d by ]. Fisher, where they
keep on hand, for wholesale retail trade general
assortment Of -- - . -.
Tin, Japaned and Britannia Ware,
Also, a great variety Of Fancy Goods, such as
Combs, Brushes Needles, Pms, Threads. &c.
All Job Work IN the Tin Iron or Copper line prompts
Unattended TO- and war ranied,o give satisfaction
Having had considerable experience in roofing
buildings. they are prepared roofs in The besi
manner, and al notice. TO- Giosthep esN
Bath, A pril 2, 1889 ai0af 49f
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For Boston Direct!

- OOC91 @AAJo N
N CAPT. E. HI. SANFORD,
MILL. leave Backmer's W harf, Bath for Boston
wv cry Monday and Thursday at q O'Clock NJ
RETURNING-Leaves Fosters wharf, Boston, every
Tuesday aud Friday evening al o'clock.
y Freight taken al The usual rates No freight
will be delivered ill the freight bills paid and
baggage landed from the Boat will be we'd into The
Slnrehousc. accounted Tor, unless given III charge
OF The Agent.
N B-No live Calves will be taken as freight by this
boat.
FARE-Bath to Boston, rs cts. Meals ertrd.
AARON DONNELL, Agent.
Bath, April 1888 li42
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REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
BOgIe'S Hyperion Fluid,
d For restoring preserving and adjoining The Hair,
.osn TO the following low rates, viz: stE .
bottes formerly sold so cents reduced 10 25 cents
90 do do IS do do do so do A
90 do do 100 do do do rs do .
NJ. ne many warhIess limitations Of this celebrated
of cheappess. has deIermned ihe Inventor 10 crush
lhem' ~ selling his famous FluiF al even lower
price tnun hey can afford 10 sell their vile trash All
RoN "" atways continue be as good as heretofore
WIFE, TSs "s iy R, !. celebrity throughout, The globe.
preparaiions are sold by his Agents eyervvhere i,
III e United SIaies and Ganaa as.2- -
VIM. BOGLE, Inventor and Proprietor. No.
277 Washington Street, Boston.
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PREPARED BY A. 8. HART, M. D.

Or E ENWILH IKE EIt NJ ~ = OISN
nearly City Town and village IN ne Ono
States and British American Provinces
AGENT~-A G. Page aud f Lincoln, Bath; ,
Perry CO, Geo Todd, I Lowell and H Segburg,
Phpsburg J w SWEET and BENJAMIN SWEET: Jr, Ar
rowsc w 6 Emmons Sewall Watson Messrs Bel
ry K Sampson and Sadler, Georgetown; William
Baker, Isaac SIanwood, A Sranwood and Geo b
Upham, Brunswick; w Clifford, Edgecomb; ID Fish
er, j McCImtoek, w Carlisle Boothbay; E Dana, Jr,
Damarscolta Il Herbert, Brietol.
NATHAN WOOD, General Agent for Maine.
ALso-For sale BY The above agents, Hnckleys Asi-
a tic Linimeni Asaiic and Poor Mans Plasiers for
Rheumatism, Cramps Sprains &C. 1y1S
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10 The following is List of many of the most SUI
stania aud honorable business firms in Boston, MeI
chants aud Others visiting the ciiy will find The Dree-
Tory ofgreai service them, aud they are advised 10
take ii with them. fst.r
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Hartford Life and Health
=. INSURANCE co,

Office, Post-oGcc Building, Hartford, Conn.
Capital and Surplus, over 100000. WV
DURING TWO YEARS. BUSINESS, ISSUED NEARLY
1000 POLICIES.
No Health Risks taken 5y the Company.
THE Hartford Life and Henlih Insurance Company
takes risks on Life, grant or purchase annnIIes,
pertaining TO deferred aud revIslonary interests con-
neci ed with life risks, agrecably TO the powers and
privileges conferred IVY the charter. .Hrt
The business of the Company is conducted upon tho
Joint Stock and Mutual Plan,
At tie opoa Of The insured thus meeting the wants
and circumstances Of the public more fully, IL IS be-
lieved, than merely mutual companies can do.
Annuites will be granted purchased and eDdow-
menis conferred on terms highly favorable, ana ac-
cordng 10 the rates OF The most liberal and wei com
ducied companies in This country and in England.
The Charter Of This Company provides that The wife
may insure The life of her husband, and the amount
be paid be secure from creditors AT his death.
An equitable sum will always he paid for policies
surrende red II the Company before they XpiTe.
Travelling sea and foreign residence permits will
be granted at small extra premium.
Policies on lives OF persons going California will
be granted the Joint Stock principle only and
extra rate Of premium.
Extract from The Certificate Of The Comptroller Of
the State OF Connecticut, dated Hu
sThe great and prudent management ofthfs
company together with its well invested capital and
surplus enile il 10 the entire confidence Of The com
muniy, and recommend il as III my opinion equal in
strength and ability the best institutions OF the Kind
in the Union (Signedl
The Board Of Directors is composed OF active busi-
ness men with capital and cha racIer involved, and
giving their personal attention 10 The management
and control Of The iransatlio Of The company.
WM. III HOOKER, Vice Pres
HENRY L MILLER, Sec.
Policies may be secured on application 10
ALFRED j STONE, AGENT
Brunswick, March 1, 1883 3m37
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These medicinesare the scientific preparations of a
regular physician.
IT, The SYRUP is an article whic hsands unriualLcd
and unegUaLed IN this any other country, great
humoT medicine. 1t rs entirely different from any pre-
paraon of SarsaPariHG Dock aud is far be1r Than
any all of them. 1t has been tested in more
Than 500, 900 cases. embracing persons both sex
es, all ages and IN every station Of ife and for all the
above named diseases. and as yet 10 knowledge,
there has not been The first instance where il has moi
done the work Just as II waS.slated il would be.
% MORE THAN 100 900 cases OF humors in III their
many and varied forms, have been treated aud been
permanently cured byit
&C. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who have suffered from
this distressing complaint for years. have in every
known case been cured by these medicines
G-y@ AT LEAST FIFTY THOUSAND SALT RHEUM Pa
TIENTs have used the Syrup together with he Cerate-
many ofthem old and Inveterate cases and every
instance effect cure
IL For ALL ScRoFULoUs HUMoRs-The Syrup for
them has no equal in SaTsaParla or anything else
FEMALE lRREGULARITEs.-Ther is no one cause
which produces greater amount of suffering than the
irregular action the female functions In these Il
stores 10 health strenghand vgor and enables nature
ioassune her ral ural periods.
III NURSING SORE Mourn This truly distressing
disease need longer be the dread of nursing moth
ers, for their isnow reliable remedy. The Syrup,
together with the Canker Cure will al once mos, eff
feciually and permanently cure this disease
IL VENEREAL TAINTs MERcURIAL DISEASES
are poisonous impurities Of The blood which through
their effect upon the glands felt in every part othe
human system. Not single organ that does moi fee
the effects OF these oisons and by their reaction upon
each other, eeciually prevent all The unaded efforts
Of nature TO throw them off. In such eases If there
any disease the SYrupis for this
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Spanish Olives,

ND Cask Rasins constantly on hand ard for sale by
IN Mar 3d. AT ROBINSON.
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FREIGHT TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
Arrangements have been made wiihthe Eastern aud
p S & Railroads, whereby freight will be Transport
ted between Stations aud this Roadand Boston al Low
RATES, and without change Of cars AT Portland.
All orders fr freight intended for this Road be
Jeff nj No II Merchants Row. Boston. vi
Il. C. HYDE, Superintendent.
Bath, AIril 9, 1883 ~ WI ~
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SORE BREASTS
rrvrp soprs oR u1cERATED LEGS

FEWER bUhEo Uh UAOL4NLAA410 @1A1N1n1
Are relieved surely and more enetua nan
by any All suffer with this complaint will DO well
to try a box 1T is THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN FOR THE
PILES svsd joints Rheumatic Pains Of the Cords
greatly benefited by H. easy and always Cures No family
should as Cuts Bruises Sore
Lips Chaped Hands and sead Frost Bites Chill
bains Piles Wounds Try and you never will be without
II, because the good does will be felt atonce lAu
Price IS per box, with full directions for use
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CAUTION.-Neithe 9th se articles are genuine
wIlhoglthe signature Of S. A. Weaver &C.,, on
the outside wrapper.
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Revolutionary, 1872. Florida & Mexican War

i Il N . y N .
Pensions obtained for widows, now living and IN
married, OF Revolutionary Soldiers who served SIX
months or more, whenever marred-for he widows
Of soldiers Of the 1912 and Florida wars, whose hus-
bands died in service, from wounds received, or dis
ease contracted in ii-and renewed pensions obtained
for widows of Mexican war soldiers-on application
by teller or in person 10 HOR1TIO W0ODMAN,
+A 26 Railroad Exchange, Court Square.
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5. M PettengiIf's Directory.


- OlAVI OLL NJ a I q OO.9 " NJ.
No BrOId 50, corner of State 81, Boston.
Tinpale, Sheet aud Plate Iron, Iron Wire, B MS,
Copper, Steel, Timed and Galvanized Wire, Sheet
Brass Lead slnd Zinc &c Silver, Brass and Cop
per rubing block lin, bar lin lead spelier an mony
black-ead potts. crucibes Subs tools files and sleel
anvs, vses files and rasps, emery, nuts and washers
screws belts, rives, smiths beo,rs, east STEEL IN az
shapes, erman and bistered STEEL hammers, scdges
irs, screw-plaies, punrh-presses, Iathes
Agents for the sale Of Timers Tools and Ma
chimes, and of Smiths Portable Forges.
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TAPPAN & WHITTEMORE,

Import P4PERS. aud other STATIONERY from
Germany France. aud England, which they offer, TO-
gether with an extensive assortment of BOOKS, al
wholesale and retail Country merchants are invited
TO call when in Boston Published as above, Rus.
sells Series of Reading Books, used in Than
500 towns.
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MIR. WHHPPLE,

No. 96 WASHINGTON STREET, BosToH,
Who has done much for the advance Of the Dagner-
reotype art, is doing extensive business Christie
litypng This new of Daguerreotye paper) They
have not the disagreeable Of ordinary Daguerreo-
types, and fully equal the finest engraving.
Persons visiting the city would do well not leave be-
fore visiting this interesting establishment.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-09-21
FALL TRADE, 1853.
MNH


hooks. STATIONERY AND PIANOS
ID A. MORRIS, (late Drinker s. Morris Pub
Usher and Bookseller. Richmond, "a, would in
vite the attention of Country Merchants visiting
the CITY. TO his stock of BOOKS, STA-
TIoNERY AND PIANOS, embracing
the largest and most general assortment to be found
in any establishment, South OF. New York, and
will be sold upon terms as liberal and as accom-
modating. 1
He would ask particular attention to his large
stock of Cap and Letter WRITING PAPER
ALSO, MAPPING PAPER, which he is prepar.
ed to sell at unusually to,o prices.
A. M. publishes many Of the Standard Viirgi,a-
il Lay Books and can furnish the legal profession
with all Standard Law Books, including the Eir-
gina and New York State Reports at the publish
er's lo,cest prices.
School Teachers and the Trade supplied at a
liberal discount. ,
Worcester PianOs.-A. M0RRISis SOLE
agent for the sale of Worcester's celebrated Pr
.4.NO FORTES, and would solicit an examina
ton of them from those in want. Durability
sweetness of tone, delicacy of touch, and elegant
workmanship. are accorded them by tlIe general
Judgment as inferior to none manufactured in this
country or Europe. They. are sold with a fqll
guarantee. and warranted to give satisfaction, OF
the muney returned. - -.
Ew Orders frem the country will be prompt,
Richmond, August 81, ls5s.-eow4t:
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-09-21
Public Meeting,

At a meeting of the friends of Temperance. held
in the town of Stanton. on the 10Th inst, JOHN
CHURCHMAN was called to the Chair, and C. n.
GILMER appointed Secretary.
The President explained the object OF the meet
to be the formation of Central Anti-Lcense Law
League, and to recommend to the people the Tor
nation of subordinate Leagues, for the several
Magisterial Districts of the county. e. Clarke
moved that a committee of three be appointed by
the President for the purpose OF nominating per
manent officers for the proposed League. The
President appointed S, f.. Clarke, g. K Gllmer
and James Gregory on said committee. On mo-
ton, Henry Ripetoe, Addison Cochran and James
w. Calhoun were added To the committee.
The committee thus formed retired, ana i" d
few minutes returned and reported through tne"
chairman the following gentlemen Tor the respect
i've positions named, to wit: ,iohn ChurchInah as
President. Dr. r. II. Gambill and u. X. Gilmer
IA Vice Presidents; S. Z. Clarke as Secretary,
and pike Powers, S. K. Taylor, James y Hobbs,
lanes Alexander, II Turk, VIM Wlihrow, Adam
U,wpe. DIR. F.. G. Mooreman. Chas Bats and
Iohn M. McCue, Executive Committee.
On motion, Pike Powers and Rev. X Ill Phil
lbs were appointed committee to draft and report
at its next meeting code of laws Tor the govern
ment of the Central League.
Moyed-that committee consisting OF one from
each Magistefial District in the county, and SIX
from Stanton, be appointed to solicit signatures
to the Pledge adopted at the Convention recently
held in Charlottesville. Carried.
The following are the names of the persons aP
pointed on said committee, viz Daniel Fail, ku-
dolph Turk, VIM Chapman, Adam HawPe, ia
cob Crist, Chas Bats, Henry Rpetoe, Benjamin
Estill, Eugene IRVINE, DR.. r. II. Gambill. , X.
Taylor. DR. A Il Laird, S L Clarke, Rev VIM u
Camobell and Burkhart Slonaker. On motion, 1t
was recommended that each Magisterlal District
in the county form at some convenient poa "A sub
ordinate league To act in harmony with the Central,
and to report the same to this league. Henry
Eipe,oe, was, by vote of the meeting. appointed
to visit each district To aid the people there IN get
ting up its league; and to ee allowed such sum
for his services as will be agreed upon oy MIN ana
the Executive Committee.
A motion to invite the ministers OF the several
Churches in the county to preach at least once, at
their earliest convenience, TO their respective
CHARGES, on the subject OF Temperance aud our
object in the present move, was carried unanl
mously.
On motion the several papers in Staunton were
requested to publish the proceedings OF this meet
ing.
The meeting adjourned to meet again IN Staun-
ton on the last Saturday in this month.
JOHN CHURCHMAN, Chairman
). Z. CLARKE, Secretary.
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A pleasant Interluuc.

Our friend Banks, of the South Side Democrat,
is very desirable adversary to encounter. He
has been lately locked in conflict with the ErpreSS
and Iatel!igencer. giving aud parrylng blows with
all his strength and skill. The cnmbat ceases and
instead of retiring sukly angrily to his tent to
brush up his armot aud issue fresh defances to his
antagonists he turns Oft sRilingly, goes quietly to
his sanctum and invites them to meet him at the
festive board Just hear him:
$50 Pen 70 10 Triumphe! The battle is over.
The triangular fight which has recently been try
ing the temper of editorial steel and the tempers
of impatient readers in this burg. is past and the
eombaiants are repOsing, we hope, with no bones
broken.
1--WE cordially invite both the other editors of
our burg to the next turtle soup at friend NOR
CAMS, where we will BE- pleased to meet them In
pace and We solemnly PtolR;se mt to say night
y Iii C or Judge Mclean or worl abIut the Pre-
sdeuts lyeres tell our liycrS arc in fine digestive
order"
We assure our neighbor that it will afford us
initiate satisfaction partaka othis very generous
hospitality, and in the meantime we think 1t is as
little as we can do to hold up y the benefit of the
press generally this example Of his, which shows
that editors can controvert one another's opinions
and discuss their differences without transgreSsne
the limits or the rules of courtesy. or violating IN
the smallest degree the relations personal friend
ain-peiefsburr InleNig.ncer.
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TIE wEN9LY STAR.
In Esesteat Family and
WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER.
PRICE 81 IS PER ASNUM'

PRICE 81 20 PER ANNbM
-aaIsS
"ALCIt s HOPE, Proprietors the Wash
w ington City Evening Star, will issue the
first number of their WEEKLY STIR, on the
first Thursday in September, 1858.
TER.NS.-$l IS per single copy. TO Clubs.
five copies for S. % ten copies for S. 90; TWEEN
ty copies s5 90; cash. inrariabiy in adrance.
The Weekly Star will be printed on double
sheet. and will contain more information concern
ing wha, may be going on in Washington than
any other ten newspapers III The country also, ln-
teresting family and miscellaneous reading, &C.,
sc. The propretors aim to make it journal
which shall be absolutely necessary TO every one
who desles to know what the Government is do
inc, OF contemplating in all its branches. 1t will
he rich racy and rare, without torfeing It's char
acter as newspaper which will be acceptable in
every family circle.
The unprecedented success oftheir Daily Even
ing Star warrants them in saying that their week
" will be the best, NEST interesting ard cheapest
Jourial of the kind in the country.
All orders, postage paid, accompanied by the
money, will be promptly attended to. Fractions
Of dollar can be sent in postage stamps.
Address WALCH s. HOPE.
Projectors Of the Star, Washington city, ID. c.
s- Postmastefs throughout the country are
authorized to act as agents.
So Country Editors giving the above three
insertion, and calling attention 10 it editorialy,
will he entitled to twelve months exchange with
the Daily Evening Star.
Sept. 81, l653,-3t,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1853-09-21
KENT, PAINE & RENT,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
DRY GOODS,
Fourteenth Street, Richmond.


DY the various steamers and packet ships from
ID London. Liverpool, Glasgow and Hayre. we
are receiving our importatons ofF0REIGN DRY
GOODS. for Fall trade, all of which were pur.
chased in the principal British and Continental
markets, during the past Summer, by our senior
partner, entirely for cash, and at prices at which
HEY cannot now be duplicated Our stock embra
ces an unusual variety Of Fancy AND STAPLE
t1oops of British, French and German mannfac.
ture selected with particular referehce to the trade
of Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee.
We have also in store a full assortmehtof
Domestic Goods,
the whole comprising the most extensive and sPleh'
did stock of DRY GOODS ever exhibited in
Virginia, a =.
We have also complete stock of; Ready
Made Clothing, which is much larger than
usual. and is entirely Of RIG HM0ND MANU-
FACrURE. gotten up in the best nlaiiner, both
as regards-styles and Workmanship, "a =.
We respectfully solicit call from merchants
visiting this et,and have only to say that our
goods ,ciu be sold as loc hesane goods are sold
IN anu market in the country. "a. ....1.
KENT, PAINE s. KENT.
Richmond, Aug. 81, ls53.-6t.