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Erysipclas cured By the use Of DR.. Guysott's
Extract of Yelloip Dock and Sarsaparilla.

Scott township, Vanderburg CO., lndiana,}
July 4th, 1885,
J. D. Park-Dear Sir-Itis with great pleasure
write about the very happy effects your "Dr
t;uysott's Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsapa-
rilia - upon my daughter. who has been suffer-
ing under that dreadful disease, Eryspelas, witt!
which she was attacked in 1878, and she was at
tended by some of our most eminent physicians
for eight months pcrscveringly, without any ben
cdciaI effect whatever. She became reduced to
pcttect skeleton. She had ulcers from her
shoulders 10 her knees which continually DIS
charged offensive matter. Her physicians pro-
nounced her case hopeless, and beyond the reach
of medicine. My neighbors and myself thought
her dissolution near at hand. One OF my neigh
bors insisted on my trying "Dr. Gnyso.ps Ex-
trac. Of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla," as last
resort, for as all OF our physicians had given her
nm. there could DO no dctrmcnt init. consent
e., TO do so, more from restless desire TO do
something for my daughter while life lasted,tlian
from any hope OF getting relief So commence
ed using the medicine according to directions,
and to my great astonishment, she commenced
improving, and before she had used eight bottles
she was able 10 walk out She used, in all, II
bottles OF DR.. Guysott's Yellow Dock and Sar-
saparla, which restored her to perfect health, in
December, 1862. She is now entirely free from
any vcstige of the complaint.
most earnestly recommend it to every person
suffering under any similar disease.
D. L. MARTIN.
do hereby certify that my fathers statement
of nv late Illness is not by any means ex"ggcrat-
cd. Nv health is now perfect, which ascrlbc
wholly 10 the use Of Dr.. Guysott's Extract Of
yellow Dock and Sursapurla.
E1.saet Of Letter from an ertcasire Merchant in
Piai4deit, Liriagstom co., Mich:
plainfeld, Michigan, April s, 1852.
Mr.. John D. park-Dear Sis-Dr. Guysotrs
Yellow Dock and Sursaparillaisp performing some
astonishing cures in this place. a Mr.. 5. j..
Strickland has jus, informed INC that ono Of his
children has been entirely curod OF very severe
ease Of Scroiua by the usc OF only one bottle
| lie had tried almost everything That the Doctors
had prescribed, but all of no avail, as the child
continued getting worse. Tho sores are all heal
cd up and the child apparently well, which is
Justly ascrbed to tho use of tho Yellow Dock and
Sarsapnrilla. Yours, truly,
Signedl H. AZ. BEAL.
II Put up in quart bottles, 81 per bOitlo-si's
bottles for So.
Soldby I'D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Northeast corner OF Fourth and Walnut streets
Cincinnati, O.-Gcneral Agent for tho West
to whom all orders must ba addressed.
| ALSO, FOR SALE BY
Il. W. Toper SEQ. llorganioteu.
l.. 4. Lagans Co. Klngtsood.
G. ". llagans i Co. Branaonrilc.
| Logan 4 Carr, Fairmont.
April %, lS5i.-,i.
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| WATCHES, CLOCKS, Jewelry,
| Tobacco and SesNi'S,
Can DO found a, the Now Drug Store aud Gas
Arcade. +: M.eHhLfANl'
! JulV \, 1851,
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and general Fk0sFKATIoN y NET WleW'
The Best FEMALE MEDICINE known.

The peculiar maladies to which women are
subject, produce grca, bodily exhaustion, accom-
panied by depressed and often gloomy state of
mind. Asthc system declines in strength, there
is loss of nervous power, and this very natu-
rally impairs the energy of tho mind and disturbs
tho equanimity of tho temper. Every candid
woman who has suffered from female complaints
will admit this to be tho mourntll truth. Now
to obtain relief it is only necessary to stop the
tendency to depletion and debility. Thisis done
by renewing that fountain of health and strength,
the Blood, and no medicine accomplishcs this
desirable result so speedily and completely as
DR.. Guysott's Improved Extract Of Yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla.
Ladies' of pale complexion and consumptive
habits, and such as are debli,ated by those OBJ
structions which females are liable TO, are res
tored, by tho use abottle or two, to bloom and
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Auction, Auction!

Now's the Time; Make your own DargalnsI
THE UNDERSIGNED will sell by Auctiorto,l
SATURDAY, the 18th August next, his entire
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Smiths Ales, Porter and Brown Stout
G.. w. SMITH,

G. w. SMITH,
Respectfully announces to his nu-
MNTNM merous customers and to the pub.
lFiAEss55s51 lie generally, that he will COM
MGyl5 mcnce brewing for the season,
sassas' 'Ae-sLas both at PITTSBURG & WHEEL
ING, about the FIRST OF AUGUST, and will
be ready to fill orders for his Ales, &c., Except
Kenneth, which will be ready about the FIRST
OE OCTOBER about the tonth of that month.
II The highest price paid for good Barley, cs-
pecially that delivered early in the season.
July 20, 1854. 250-3m
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STORE GOODS.

consisting ofDry Goods, Groceries, Drugs, lizard
ware, Stoneware, Hats, Caps, Bonnets, Boots,
Shoes, Glass, Glassware, Pittsburg Castings OF
Pot Metal, Plough points and Ploughs with 4 va
reiy Of other goods,-tle sale to be continued
every Saturday following until the whole stock
shall he closed. sl; eseF
Terms cfSale-All sums Of So dndunder Cash
and for all above, u credit will be. given accnto
ing to the amount purchased. Rurtl!cr pafucalar,
will Ue given OH the day oiSale. ~
NNNI. D. SMITH.
Ellington, (Mouth of Booths cfeek J, Aug. la
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VIRGINIA-At Rules held in the Clerks
Office Of tho Circuit Court ofMonongalia coun-
ty on the first Monday in August, 1851:
Benjamin F. Baldwin, Plain.lf,)
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HORSES.
, Best lotof fowls 10y . o.
l nj l. nf
MANUFACTURED
ARTICLES.

Best s,, Thorough bred q NJ, I'd do I 90
I'd sad do SS} MANUFACTURED
!. sS'' d''G sS do g E SS ARTICLES
Dcs, brood Mare 8 OO( best fullcd cloth X ola
Cd do 3 00) yd. wide, 10 yds. 3 90
Best two year old I'd II. %
horse colt 3 OO} Best piece cloth x
Cd do 2oO} yard wide do 3 90
Best yeurng do 2 OV Best red Flannol,
I'd do 0N yard wide do 2 90
Best Spring Colt 2 0V Cd do do 90
Cd do 00} Best Flannel do . 90
best two year old Cd do do 90
mare colt o0} Best pair Blankets . 90
Cd do / OK Cd do | 90
Best pair of match Best CaSsinet X I'd
Horses q OK WIDE yds w
I'd do 3 OO| Cd do do 90
Best riding animal a 90, Best Covcrlet 2 90
% do . OW Cd do 90
CATTLE. Sd do 90
Best Durham Bull s 0O) Best OMIT 90
ID do 500 I'd do 2 90
Best ryearling Dur Sd do ] %
I'd AA"' do do 90 Bos, pair cotton hose u
Best Durham Bull Cd do do 90
Calf 2 OO( Best pr. wors.ed hoso5o
Cd do | ON Cd do DO %
Best Devon Bull 6 oo) Best pr WOODEN socks O. 90
Cd do OG % do do 90
Best Grade Bull o9 Best Carpet I'd wide 50
ID do OO} lOyds 2
Best ycarling grade I'd do do l 90
Bull 3 OO} Best Linen I'D wide
Cd do OO} l0yds 2 90
Bcs. grade bull calfa oOI % do do ! 90
I'd DO 0O} Best Table Linen
Best Durham Cow oo} loyds ? 90 90
I'd do OO} Cd do do ! 90
Best yearling Dur Sd do do 90
ham Hcifer 00} Best Linen Thread :.
Cd 3D., ID, DO Cow SS % Il do Sa'' do s IS
Cd do . oo} Best par Boots ? 90 90
Heller . O0} Best single harness 90
I'd do oO}d Calf Skins 10y 2 90
Best mich COW Of any}2 DO do ! 90
kind on trial two Best side Solo Lea
Best st yoke wk. oxen 5oo} Cd do do 90
ID do 00} Best upper leather
Bes. Beef animal 4 oo} 2sides ? 90 90
I'd do 00}a do do 90
- SHEEP. do pair mems shoes 90
Best French Merino do do ladies slippersl 90
Buek 4 00( do mems saddle 2 90
Cd do . o0} do side do 2 90
best ycarling French Best Dress Coat 2 90
Mcrino Buck 3 COZ do Butter 70 lbs) | 90
Cd do do 00S Cd do do 90
Best Saxouy Buck A O0} Best Cheese ( y lbs)l 90
ID do do O0} I'd do do 90
Best yearling Saxo- Best solid Soap o. 90
nv Buck 3 00) Cd do 20
Cd do do OO) Rest Corn brooms 6, Is
Bcs, Spanish Meri- Cd do do 90
no Buck 00} Best Carriage 90
Cd do do 2o9 Cd do 3 %
Best French Merino Best Buggy ; 90
Ewes icy 3.09sd do : %
% do do (a)s 0O) lest Washing Ma
Best pen ofNlerino chine 90
Ewes f5) 3 00) do Secretary 90
I'd do do 10y > COZ do dress bureau 90
Best do lambs 10y 00} do farm wagon W
I'd do do (5) 0o} I'd do 3 90
SWINE. Best Bed stcads 90
Best Boar 00( I'd 40 ! w w
ID do = 0o} Best set Chairs 9 90
Best brood Sow 00} do pair draught :.
Of do Of Chains 90
~. ,;,,o- NJ PIGS Z OOS Cd do ] 90
ID do do Oo5 Best butter churn 90
POULTRY. }do. specimen of
Best cxhibition ofPoul-3 GopPer'ware ! w
try embracing an de. Bee hive ! gu
assortment 0o} do. Dbl. Flour 90
Cd do do 00} do. specimen Of =.
81 do do 00> Marble work w
Sd FLORAL DEPARTMENT.
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AGRICULTURAL.
Best Rcaping machine, w
do Plough, . w
Best Harrow, w
do CuItivator, w
do Straw Cutter, w
do Corn Planter, ..... w
do Tanning Mill, W
de Horse Rake, w
Hest and most Wheat on five acres, . W
81 do. w
Bcs. and most clover seed on Two contigu-,
Gus acres,
do. and most timothy seed on two contiguous
do. one-fourth acre of Potatoes, q
Best swec. Potatoes, five bushels, g
Best cultivated Farm, -
Cd do do w
HORTICULTURAL PRODUCTS:
Best collection Of apples, OO
I'd do w
Best specimen of apples, One:fourtli bushel, 10
cd do do oO
Best collection Of pears, W W
I'd do w
Best Cabbagc, six heads, W
Cd specimen OF peaches, onc-lourth bus''e'' W W
Sd do do 81
Best spccimcn Of pums, onc.l,alf gallon, ! 90
do specimen ounces, one.loiirth bushel, | 90
do do grapes, onc.half gallon, ",
DO DO beels, lone, one'n ,a.a 0"S"''' sO
90 40 p us .as, ' Soaa,,,ncs %
u" J io.;n ,;,r% NJ SI l.. a,wcTs %
81 '' Jes ~ d. 90
Res, Ounce jelly. 50
do Annie do, 50
do do CRIME CRIME do. TO- 50
do Loaf Bead, 50
do Sponge Cake, 50
do Fruit do 81
do Jelly do. ~
do Cucumber Pickles, ~ ~
do Peach 90 ~ ~
90 p tomato Sa ..ssnr Corn Ia
W. khSsst'ss b.
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tNlTu OF Ito IL, N. II. KENI EDlES' N -ftI MI
RADWAY'S REGULATORS.
Every pill ,aker should examine the theory on
which tho REGULATORS arc founded. Every
one ''who takes pills" will fnd Radiras's Rtga-
lators, the most pleasant aud sate Regulator Of The
Liver, Bowels, Kidneys; and other organs OF the
system muse.
We have hitherto haon treating Of disease OF
Inflammation in its ntutc or chronic state, and ~
rcihodies tho RELIEF on one hand and tho RE
SOLVENT Oh the other. VIZ now pasa 10 til,
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The San Antonio Ledger, of the 30th ult., has
intelligence from FL Paso. IL gives some par
ticuars of fight between what it calls 1.-THE
Salt party from Don Ana" and ''tho party from
III Paso.' The latter it says, composed of
twenty seven men-seyenteen Americans, ono
Englishman, and the rest Mexcans. They were
all we'll armed, and had with them a six FOUNDER.
This party met the Don Ana party at Los Chinos
laden with salt. They were commanded TO SUR
render, which they refused to do, when the fight
commenced, and lasted twenty minutes.
The sixpounder was fired three times. Don
Ana party fled, leaving two men killed, one NOR
tally wounded, on the ground. They had three
mules two horses, and about fifteen head of cat
tie killed. The yietors captured and drove off one
hundred and seventy -one head of cattle. The
only damage they sustained was the loss of one
horse, and returned safely after an absence of
twelve days.
1t also gives the scarcely credible intelligence
that the American Consul at Elpaso has been ar
ralgned before the Alcalde ON a charge of having
said privately that Santa anna had secretly sold
part of Mexico for S35. 1000, 000 and publicly
Tor Sl5,ooo000, and that he would pocket 500
oO0,o00. The Consul informed them that he hid
nothing to say to such charge, but held himself
responsible to his government for his act The
authorities then asked him to sign his name to n
document which they had prepared, which he re-
fused to do, and left the court.
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The Drama BEGUN

From the London Times of the Doth.
War is declared. A peace which has lasted the
unexampled period of thirty nine years, which
many fondly hoped was to last as many more is
at an end; and the three most powerful States of
Europe are once more engaged in struggle, the
duration, the end, and the results of which no
man can tell; but which is too likely to produce
disasters and sufferings, of which we arc merci-
fully spared the foreknowledge
1t Is not f1r us to attempt to lift up the veil of
a futurity which must be sad in many respects;
nor is there any need. No alternative is left US;
the decision has been taken out of our hands; and
unless we would submit, with allies, to crouch
under the insolent dictation of a barbarc Power
and see the liberties of Europe disappear under
the tramp of the Cossack, we had no other course
than to do what has now been done in sad and
solemn form The sight of the document we
publish to day will call many to their senses who
to the last have specuated on the chances of war
as still remote contingency, or have looked at
1t only in its HOLIDAY aspect.
If the mere sight of a manifesto to which we
are happily little used might sober the most
th6ughtless, the perusa of it will remove every
scruple from those who do not think all war I'M
justitable The document does justice to the
long and anxious efforts of France and England
to heal the rupture which the Car had all along
determined never should be healed, except by
the subiugation of a neighbor against whom he
There is not an Englshman whose thoughts
still free, and whose hand is not tied by some
fanateal theory, who will not respond heart and
soul to this solemn appeal. The greater part of
us will only be called on to endure sacrifices and
thankful we should be that our part in the noble
struggle is not more severe But those sacrif-
all will make cheerfully and ungrudgingly,
from the conviction that HEAVEN has put them
upol u.s. and that the only way to save ourselves
and fulfill our part in the terrible drama, is to
strike with all eur might, and let the grea: cul-
prit see at once the great determination and the
tremendous power he has presumed to set at
naught
We have been slow to take the decisive step.
The Russian has evidently concluded that we pre-
ferred negotiation to action the very population
of St. Petersburg has been taught that we are too
commercial to be real warriors, and too fond of
profit to be keenly sensitive to wsong. Now
that we have thrown away the scabbard, and stand
face to face with our insolent antagonist. it only
remains to disabuse him thoroughly of this i'm
aginary estimate of our temper and power.
That we have no doubt will be done, but it will
be done all the more readily by our gallant fleet
and army, if it be known that all England follows
her sons to battle, and will prosecute their cause
and avenge their death, till or late the rights
of nations and the liberties of Europe receive
fresh sanction in the signal punishment ofthe gi-
gantic offender.
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DECLARATION.


Her Majesty the Queen of the United Kingdom
OF Great Britain and Ireland, having been com
PEELED to take up arms in support of ally, is
desrons of rendering the war as little Nitrous as
possible to the Powers with whom she remains at
peace.
10 preserve the commerce of neutrals from all
unnecessary obstruction Her Majesty is willing,
for the present, to waive past of the beligerent
rights appertaining to her by the law of nations
1t is impossible for Her Majesty to lorego the
exercise of her right of Selling articles contra
band of war,and of preventing neutrals from bear
ing the enemy's dispatches, & she must maintain
the right of a beligerent to prevent neutras from
breaking any effective blockade which may be es-
tapiisned with an adequate force against the enc
my forts, harbors, or coasts.
But her Majesty will waive the right of Selling
enemy's property laden on board neutral vessel
unless 1t be contraband of war,
1t is not her Majestys intention to claim the
coniiscation of neutral property, not being con-
traband OF war, found on board enemy's ships, and
her Majesty further declares that being anxious
to lesson, as much as possible. the evils of war
ana to restrict its operations to the regularly or
gained forces of the country, it is not her pres
ent intention to issue letters of marque for the
commissioning of privateers
WESTMINSTER, March % 1854
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LATEST BY THE ARCTIC.

The Asia arrived out on the 3D. of April, and
the City of Glasgow on the lst. 1t would
thus appear that the Glasgow put back to Liver
pool.
Intelligence from the Danube is unfavorable to
the Turks.
The Russians have captured ls'atchi, and hold
entire possession of Dotrudsha.
Il is reported that 1000 Russians left Sebasto-
mol in n steamer to assist the movements of
Gortshakoff beyond the Danube, throwing rein
forcem ants into Varna, where the Russian fleet
threatened an attack,
The Russians were razeeng all the fortresses
in the Dotrudsha.
The Russian loss at Tortkuai was $500.
II is stated that Omar Pasha anticipated the
Russian attack on Dotrudsha, and ordered the
Turks to retreat to Wajouswall, which was
strongly fortified, where the Russians would be
OBLIGED to encounter GO, 600 Ottomans.
Admiral Napier anchored off Neon Island;
The shipment of troops in France and England
is rapidly progressing.
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NEW DIRK, April ID ne ArcIlC mas arrlV-
ed. Her dates from Liverpool are to the 4th
inst.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS.
Flour has advanced Cd, Wheat I'd. Corn I'M
changed. The Cotton market is dull and prices
unchanged.
Richardson quotes Baltimore Flour 40s. 6da
Ais. White Wheat lis. 9dal2s. Corn 40sd4ls.
Consols SO 3-88a6 I-2.
THE WAR.
The war is progressing vigorously on the Dan
ube SO far the Russians have been generally
successful.
Fifteen packet ships fitting out in Liver
pool to convey troops to the seat of war;
The entire Russian feet has left Sebastopol-
it is supposed to attack Varna.
France has ordered new levy of eighty thous-
and troops
The ship Flavie Gvoria from Antwerp,
tensbly bound for Montreal, captured and
brought to the Downs. She was laden with
arms for the Greek insurgents.
Troops are now leaving England to go direct
to Constantnople.
Advices from Asia indicate commencement
of hostities.
The King of Greece left Constantnople for
Athens, with an energetic note demanding the
pression of hostile mo mencing in
his territories.
Mazzni is in Switzerland.
An attempt will be made to excite an insurrec-
ton in Lombardy.
Vienno, 2st.-An imperial manifesto is shortly
expected. Prussia disapproyes OF the movements
of Russia, but promises strict neutrality. Russia
expects nothing from Austria but strict neutrali-
tV.
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GentlemenS' Goods
SPRING 1854

'INHE subscdber respectfully calls the attention Of
l. gentlemen TO his stock ut Spring and Summer
Goods in which will be found Black French Cloths
of handsomes finish, combined with durability, Fancy
Coored Cloths OF al the fashionable shades Blue Plum
Coors Browns &c. which will weH and keep their
color, Black French Doe Skins, extra fine, and
handsome assortment of Cassmeres Line Drills, lal
ian Jlohs Drap de Etc, (pnrt cxtra) Bombazine, &c.
Fancy Silk and Marseiles Vestings, and beautiful;
the newest style Buttons for Cont, Vests sc and all
other Taors trimmings, all cf which will be made
der reailed (without making) low prices sim
liar goods can be bought in the city.
He also invites examination Of his Furnishing
Goods, viz Sammer Cravats, Stocks, Ties, &c. Silk
and Linen Hkls., Byron and Stand-up Collars, ply,
Plain and corded best KID GLOVES, at 81 co. Mus
lin and all Linen Shirts do do Drawers all sizes Cotton,
Lisle thread, Linen, Merno and Silk Hose Cotton ami
Meriro Cause Undershirts, &c, &c.
SCOTS D. divers Fashions, and Talors Tools for
sale. WIN. L. PAGE,
AMBROSE PAGE, Tailor. apl dim
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Rnmored Faiinre of the Cochituate Bank.
BosroN, Apl. ID -Rumors affecting the cred
it of the Coehituate Bank have been current here
for many days. A very largo amount of the bills
are IN circulation, and it is reported to-day that
the Bank has stopped payment. 1t is certain
that the Suffolk Bank refuses to take its bills.
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dertaken in Disregard of its holy preeepts, and of
Its pure and bene6cent spirit.
Her Majesty humbly trusts that her efforts may
be successful and that,by the blessing of Provi
dence, peace may be re-established safe and
solid foundations.
WESTMINSTER, March 2Sth, 1854.
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VIM. Strickland, architect of the State Capitol
of Tennessee, died Mt Nashville on the 9TH inst
His remains were entombed within the walls of
the apitol.
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Gen. Edwin Polk, deceased lately IN Iennes-
see, was an uncle of the late President lie was
also the President of the Senate of that Stale.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-04-19

The Postmaster General has established post
office at Loury, Bedford county, and appointed
Nelson Loury postmaster.
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Capt A. NJ. Duperu of N. Orleans, who was n
gallant officer in the Mexican war, died in Wash
ington ON Thursday.
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EXPERIMENTING sOLUIIO OF
Summer Arrangement,
~ q
VA. n TENN. RAILROAD.
Increased Speed and Change of Houra.

ON and after Monday, April Sd, the Expres Mail
~ and Passenger Train will leave Lynchburg daily
(excepl Sundays, ot7 NJ, and arrive ut Big Spring
l0i M.
Returning leave Big Spring at3 as p. NJ. and ar
rive in Lynchbnr2 2 I. NJ.
stopping each wny. only at Forest, Coolies Loury's,
Liberty Oak Mnlen. Lisbon. Huford's, Bonsaok's
Gishs Mill, Big Lick, Salem. DyaPs. Thomas and Big
Spring. TIlOS. SHARP Gcn'l Supt
,nnr
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A|E are now receiving per steamers and packets,
w from Glasgow, Liverpool and Havre. spring
importation of British French md German Dry Goods
purchased upon the best entirely for cash,
prag very large and splendid assortment of and
beautiful styles. And by various arrivals from New
York md Boston, receiving full snpp'y of A.
mericnn Fabrics, embracing every variety.
We nre also prepared with large stock of ready
made Clothing Tanuiaclu,cd Mt home under
supervision. In tho ntesi and heat style.
With stock unusually large and well selected ; with
increased facilities for doing business and with every
exeron part tho bsst trudo TINT comes
Ia the market, respectfully invite the merchants Of
Virginia, North Carolina and Tennessee examine
stock before purchasing, with thu that our
goods will be sod us low they can be bought In my
market In this country.
II ia purpose keep stock up throughout the
yeer and merchants visiting city, any will
find we'll prepared to them
KENT, PAINE e. KENT.
RioumnNp Feb %. 1854. mnr I'D scGw