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COLLEGE MILJTAIRE DU SUD
EFT ECoLE cLAssIoUE EFT COMMERCIALS.
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III Est
| Sous la s~urinteadance du copitaane Walsht
| X. II. S. dernierensen President de Ia.
cadenie d'eramea miiitaire de Lerec-
kenhom pres de Londres], au!eur d an
Cathechi.me MiIitairc etc., assiste par
des professors compstenls ct e~rpsr!-
menles.
lie College sera ouvert lie Ter juliet 1854,
ct lie cours d'etude embrassera ulle education
complete, en- anglais, en- ~francais, en- allemand,
en- espagnol, dirige par des professeurs origi-
naires DIES dites c%ontrees, EN- Hebreu ct les
langues de POrient, en- arithlnatique, mathe-
matiques, la tenue des ~livres, lie genie, Parpsn-
tage, r'astronomie, la navigation, la philosophie
ella CHIME
LA plus grande attention Sera donnee aux
meurs, aux manieres, aux habitudes ct au Ian
ge DIES eleves, on leur donnera ell tout
temps tous les SONS possibles. En- obeissant a
la discipline militaire, on s'assure la ~proprete,
Ia bienseance, de bonnes manieres ct la ponc-
tualite.
Les eleves feront tous lie, apres-midi ouel-
ques exercices militaires simples.-lls auront
usage dune chambre a bains tres commode.
lie College Sc trouve sur lie riyage de la iner, |
Ell il est bon dobsereer que les eaux d. Ia mer
a Est Pascagoula, sont beaucoup plus fortes ct
Plus pures qu'elles he lie sont aux autres eta
Easements de bains sur les boris dI Lac.
A cause du voisinage de la Nile Orleans ct
Re la Mobile, de sa salubrite, ct de l'absence de
ses associations pernicieuses des yilles ct des
yrandes communicate, lie capitaine Walshe,
linstance lie scs patrons, a Transports lie To-
,al du College a Est Pascagoula, Oh Pom trouve
ous les avantages des institutions du Nord,
:ans leurs influences ct leurs prejrdices To-
aux.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-10

The partnership which existed bstwssnI
c. Loret and L. y. Baudoil, Known A. tbs
from "f +. c. Loresand CT is dissolved by ma.
tual consent, Mr. L. L. Bsudoin being the on.
ly person charged with tho sediment Of said
partnership l.. C Loasr.
t.. z. BAvDcis
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1855-09-10
HMGDTHE
VERANDAH CONT
r u E G o Mt

AADAAG GG0AGAg.
a l'honueur d'annoucer 1 ses ami,
public en- general q~u'el!e Went de CIV
remettre d neuf ct d%'arranger, pour |, am'
grande commodlte des peIsonne, o,,i Il. NV
norent de leur c%onfiance,
euhDu9lv3rnmna0o
Rue Conf &c entire Choylres :, L.,..
Outre he grand nombre de chamh...
ct de cabinets qui permet de recevoir n.
d 1875 p~enslonnaires, on t~re,ivera Nv
Get hotel de wastes Ell comfortable, ann.
tements pour families
La maniere don't Get etabIisser.n, -,
tent sous tous les rappor;., les soiu, do,'
mes aux yoyageurs, ct par dessu, tan, i.
qualite eft Ia n%ouveaute des met, don't i.
table est f%ournie, aus.i bien que le. ,.;n,
apport6s i leur preparation, fsnt espsr.r !
Nine Georges qu'clIe aura CONNIE p,r /.
passe, lie bienyeilIant patronage dss ci,..
yens de la Nile. Orleans ct Do nnss.i,s,.
les habitants en- general.
Nine Georges profile de cet,e ~occa.;.,
pour que SEES dejeuners scnt ].
8 heures 4 8 heures ct 10 diner d 4
4 heures.
Les chambres, y co,npris Ia pes,i.a
'ont u prix suiyants /: + / Ear iour:-
, SO ct . 2 par jour, sulyant leur In,
.,Ortance. "
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CYPRIEN A. BARILLEAU,
AVOCAT A "NHPOLEONVyLLE

Exerce So profession dams lie SEINE District
Judlcialre, compose des paroisses Assumption,
Lafourche Inferno ct Terrebonne, II donpers
tous ses SONS aux ~affaires ou'on youdra ben
lui confer dams CO district ct les ayoisi,ants
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1855-07-27

TERMs.-si.50:ash inadvsuco sa,oOifPaymeni
not made IN idvanoe intetostalways charged from
he snd ofthe yeai.
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ernor," patting him upon the shout
der, O. If I'd a-known that, perhaps
| shouldn't said just what did
bout lettin you run at large. But
III tell you what it is, Governp, |
never spoil joke for "relaiion
sake" and can't in conscience take
it back. But | won't sag any thing
about a." "Thauk you, my gDod
sir" said the Governor, "bt I
SHALL" And he did For niany
years, he enjoyed the joke with a
high relish among his friends. Be-
fore parting with his new acquant-
ance, Father Hatch told the Gov
ernor he had /" heaFd-tel that he was
a man Of great dtpth of penetration
and now that have found you out
| partly believe it-for, sure enough,
when | saw you a second time.
laundering IN tho niire, ] didn't
know that you was Governor, but
| thought you was in a fair way of
going to the bottom Of Hinga."---
Doiling his Topped hat, father Hatch
babe His ExceIlency good by, and
turning to his team goaded up Buck
and Bright to tho turning OFF,
place, where the Governor gave him
a hearty shake of the hand aud
pressing invitation to honor him
with a call at his home in Williston.
OLIVER OLD ScHooL.
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THE SONG OF THE RAIN.

Lol tho long slender spears, how they culver and a"h
where the clouds send their cavalry down
Rank sud file by the million tho rain-lanees dash
Over mountain, and river, snd town;
Thick III. battle drop. fubui they drip no, ia blood
The trophy Of war is the green fresh bod:
oh, ,heraia, the plentiful rain
The pastures lie bsted, and the furrow Is bare,
The wells they yswn empty and dry;
Bot . rushing of water. !. heard Ia he air,
And a rsinbow leaps out 10 the SAY,
nart tho heavy drops pctug the sycamore leaves,
How they wash the wide pavement and sweep from the
ewes.
Oh, the rain, the plentiful fair
See The weaver throws wids his one swinging pane,
The kind drops dance the floor;
And hi. wife brings Der hov pot drink the sweet rain
On tho step by her hnlfUpcu door;
A. the tune The *, light, far over his heod
smilcs their poor crippled lad on bi. hospital bed.
%, the rain, ,ne pienuful faini
Aod away far from men, where high moun,ains tower,
The little green iejoce,
Add the bud headed heather mods to the showei,
And the hill torrents In up their voice;
And The pools 10 the bollows mimic tho flight
ofthe rain as their thousand point, dart up n lights
Oh, the faia, The plentiful rain!
And deep in the 6r-wood below, near tho plaa,
A single thrush pipes fun and sweet,
How days ofclear shining will come aftertsin,
wssing meadows, aud thick gfowirs wheat
So The voice Of Hope sings. in the seat ofoW fears,
Oftse harve.. that spring. om great nations tears;
Oh, the tain, the pienvul 'ainl
fDwrn,-s, 10 London spectsiotl
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VOL. XIX, NO. WHOLE NO. 2545.

an honest, honorable man. But it
was too late now. He could only
look upon lis own wilderness,
and then upon the smiling lands Of
his neIghbor, and the canker ate into
his soul and made him miserable
In time the settlement extended up
The river, and the stout trees upon
John Tatnalrs land began to give
place TO houses, and barns, and
farms but John Tatnall did not live
to see IT, nor TO profit by it His
chagrin and envy had killed him:
and in the last hour the man who
had, al his lifetime. made il a rule
.oi practice to overreach all with
whom he had dealings, was himself
overreached by that power against
which no art of earth can prevail.
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IL rs g u ss:....l.,I 81
Northern, n. H., Railroad.

After Tue.day, May /, 1855. Passenger train.
leave Boston at $50 sud Concord 30 IS A. VI. tor
White Rivss Junction. weils River. Liuistun. -.
Johu.bury Burlington. Rouse's Psint, Menural, Oe-
a-a.hufsh aud al stations TIE Ogdsnshgfgh, VI.
c.n,rai. Pisump.ic ana White Mouatains Railroads
iheuce by stage TO White ond ffaucoaia Mountains,
lancaster, barton, DIntile. stsns'sad, aud all tho
lrihcipal town. To- Northern II and Vt
Leave Bonau 81 ~ ~. aud Concord at ~. for
White River Junction, proceeding early neat rornias
ovei VI Central Railroad To Rosses Point, .Aonueal
and Osicas .afsh.
Leave Whito River Junction, tot Boston. Lowell,
Lawrence Worcester, &C., at An anfla4o e. NJ.
OF On arrival Of the Trains ffom VI. Genial and
9assympsic Railroads..
10th dowa trains connect with trains 10 New N,r-
kei Dover, Great Fails, Portrait, Bse and Hamptsa
Reaches flrtsmnu'h, Lawrence. lowell 4 Worcester.
Passengers for Gtoton Iune han, Lancaster aud al
stausas The Worcester 4 Nsshua Ne poi. frnrf-
deuce aud Worcester & Weston Rosds, md iof Nor
wieh New YORK. &c, &C, connect 81 Nashsa With
direct those piaces, b. olther tram over The
Northern Railroad.
ONsLow sTEARNs, Agent.
Ennrnra Ami % I.ln
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Ia g q. .sll..iis.s il5-.iE
1855 Vt. Central Railroad. 1855
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Northern aud Western, British
and United states Mail Route.
Trains Going North.

LEAVE WINDSOR az 90 P NJ. connects Al
Pau,. Point with tsies for Montreal, same evening
apd for Osdrusbufg and the West on TIE neat morning
leave Windsor at ZOO T. " stop over night =
Wine Rivcf Junction and procccss uett day eonfl.
ting with ttin. Tor Dsdenshufh, snd Steamcfs e. '"e
wet ieavinz igdcn sbufs the same evening".
leave Montpelier 9i2 o. m 4 , IS 3. ~. ,o
3. Burlington a. 80 o.. an 10, a ~. ',ip p "
aud connect At Rouse's Point, with tfains"i "suen'
bufsh aud Montresi the same day.
Trains Going South'
rEAvgRoUsE'sT0T pteA .'-as AN and
50 Pm ,-oo. ,..s52a. m A 4sap. M
" Bat'ngton q p ,r -at7 - ~ M
Th.ee5.,, T,,ia IN iiou.-'. roiat ceancei,a 81
49, - t,..,i,,, I'd Wndsor, with Ifsius for
y, "e - y iutntmriiafe stations, Hffiv-
i.';a 49,, EApdEB THAN BY ANY OTHER
tpptt,1.rp 81 !. Fow York the sane evening.
-.t-t ~, .i4gars Fails. Nufai,. nUuoit, ChcLgo,
=. -. nsas, snd places West iots,lo al aista-
lion. on ysinont Cenifsl route.
*. SitEiBI KNE,
Sunt. Trans. V. G. q. Il.
N.,,h-ld. VI. Msr 81, 1855. IS
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TERMS .50:ash inadvanco sa,oOifPaymeni
not made In idvanoe interest always charged from
he ond oflhe yeai.
Annoxedisalist Of agents torccoive subscriptions,
disbursements ADD Communications, and acknowledge
paymon,for the same.
bakersfield, >. N.PoMERoY,
Brook6old, :. II. SMITH,
Cabot, G. G. BROWN,
DauviIe, CHARLES :. DANA,
imoie, l.. NJ CIRCUIT,
uydepart, EDWARD n. SAWYER,
Johnson, c. w. SCOTT,
Mar.haeld, e. u. PUTNAM,
Mouisviile, J. c. MOVES,
Middlesox, JESSE JOHNSON Dr..
Notthd-ld, T.. SMITH,
Orange, CARLOS CARPENTER,
Piaindeid, A. +. BANCROFT,
sonth Hardwiek, c. sHIPMAN,
stowe, JOSEPH {. RAYMOND.
STAFFORD, WILLIAM ROLLINS,
South STAFFORD, DANIEL w.IuDD,
Tunb,idge, AARON N. KING,
waits6eld and Fny.,on. ORANGE SMITH
Warren, FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
waterbury and DuEbury,
wHiiamstowu, DARIUS PRIDE,
Worcester. JONAS ABBOTT
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GILMAN & CLARK.

CARRIAGE MANUFAcTURERs, Montpelier,
~ VI.
PERSONS wishing fof a superior article OF Was
sAsrEo covered Carriages, Wagons 81 Sleighs are
specifulls invited 10 Hamiae our work.
91rAil ofdsfs promptly Httendedto
F.C.GILmAs JSo. w. CLsns.
66lf
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MEDICINAL.
Or HATS Celebrated Pulmonic EIiri


oR the permanent coughs, colds, consumption
inflammation brOachea and hoarSeness pub
ie Spedking;anj all affections q the organs OF reSpira
tiCn.
Warranted the peasanIest and hest medicine for diseas
es the lung ever sold in America
In presenting this medicine 10 the public have the
invaluable aOte for the class OF diseases it profess
cure, hut which is perfectly harmless in its ef
fecIs uCT the constitution. be administered with
out any lear OF mineral OisOn', for Il contains none
The fact, that large portion OF the SueTiSr and death
throughout country caused by disease OF the orsas
ducsd put ii within the reach OF every Individual
who may need edy that has proven itscIl so InTau
able.
This medicine is result ola long experience, and
study OF those diseases the lungs which as so frequent IN
changes bic climates and CaiN II 10 he In advance
Of all before discovered Ia" those peculiar
comp dnts, Improvement upon all, and consequently
superior 10 all others.
We shall make eXtravagan assertions OF its efficacy
in curing dea~cS Ike The vendors OF too many nostrums,
who deceive all who trust tEe, nor shall we hold Out any
inducements which experience does not justify.
lpaiielS viii persevcre in the use OF TINS medicine,
and use Luced, they will be cured IN every instance
That it's not beyond tue power OF medicine here are
blessings OF health and
renewed ut as II otherwise would have oGg
since been In heir but iO tie timely and PeFSeve
ring 1iS invaluable remedy II IS not pretended
That IL Is lHI bic Ia every stage OF consumption, but we
b. bette adapted 10 the various diseases Oihc
respiratory Organs than other Medicine ever offered TO
tile public Il ask trial. and III every instance, II
Used freely according the directions, and II perfect salts
faction is not civ n, the money viii be returned.
Genuine SisUed Z. HALL & co. For sale by JAMES
BAKER. Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
generally throughout the country. ar9-y
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MEDICAL.
Prof Woods,

Tnir Restorative is now for the first time intro
dueed to the citizens OF Wheeling, No 13g Market
street which is the only remedy invented
will ehecuay the grey hairs aud hiskeTs
original color OF youth, without dyens; the bald
head short time with the natural covering,
dlndruf and prevents the hair falling off, is
the filthy sediment ObeCtonab BILE divers Prepa-
ratiOns OF different before the public; the Re
is beautiful article for the toilet, for the old
young and only be appreciated by uses aud all
respectfully invited call the epot aud examine
the testimonials OF ladies' and gentlemen of high rePuta-
ton III the South and West where il invented, but
will refer the certificate below the distinguished
statesman and Senator, Judge RreeSe, OF Illinois:
CARLVLE, III June %, 1883.
have used Prof. O. s. Woods Hair Restorative and
have admired the wonderful effect Sly hair was nteom-
Restorative it has resumed its original color,
no doubt permanently -
SIDNEY BREESE,
Ex-senator the United States.
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ARE you SUBSCRIBING

| ERoM rheumatism, Sore Throat, croqP, Difficult
Breathing. Tooth che, Tic 9oo5egx; Pam IN the
ton, Stiff Joints, Cuts Bruises Poison Sores Fever Sores
Pain or cramps in the Stomach hoera Morbus Cholera
Insects Rabd logs, guc che, que Breast
or Face, h"ris bruises, Chatting ohapPed hands, oons,
ContGactions Of The Muscles cords, any kind,
Muscular weakness. Paralysis, Piles, Ear Ache, Ulcers
Salt Rheun Scurvy, sore nipples, Sore Lips, Venereal
asSuIed THAI in this article you have
\ SOVEREIGN REMEDY.
which only rain nSantancouSly, but
penetIaies 10 the of AMI entirely
ERADlCATES THE DISEASE.
some VII laugh al the idea OF any congestion eaIs
diseases, though in ali arise om similar
causes the proposition Will seam less eXrayaGah eut
were It ten times more so TIE yAcTS wich stare Us IN he
lace would oTee the candid TO HcknO ledge lis merits for
dtl VINO nave usru u themselves, or MitneSSeu Us -
effects on Others unite IN declaring itjGSt what us Hae
CNonpaI eil) indicates, Tie 6est LisilgeRt kgoLeE.
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have YOU noticed tho stTik ne marfty between
many external and internal diseases having entirely differ
eat n2is Ad has II never occurred to you that rem
ely might be prepared which should be equally applicable
both! This remedy is now offered you in he oxPA
RE- LiHINEAT, Which does not Insult your understanding
by claiming have found in some J,sig norutIins
Of rico mighty cares Of TIE .ari but is simply the
OsEsrRISG SCIrNcE! being mid simple in its action
and yet revealing ITS effects power almost Incredible
reaching The most hidden sinevs belHt--
and yet being nNoUons the weakest mart II also
by ar tie eeGPsst nnent in the market being put W IN
bottles tcs large the majority, aud fourth
than the largest besides being than four times
strong; We therefore offer il tn you with pride ard Gun
dence as exactly suited 10 the wants oil rich or
poor, high or Ow
he unprecedented which the Nonpareil Lnment
is put ups ard ibr the ias used III il,
makes It iinPuss> tor 'Ouly Tor the printing OF the
hui eds OF certificates .Igl ONis, do we deem
II necessary as the article '1is used VIII certify
for Itself.
We would however refer those af'c;-,, ones who have
Ocu been gulc by fged rtiCa!es and gasSerOmS
10 the following names, being but Of the many per-
sons whose character caudOr ami yeracIty needs
paesyric t.om aud who wing uy tested its
IN the different diseases ur which it Is recommended,
prepared to si'eak o. its merits Is Il deserves.
Sold IA IHeslIHg baker, Rells . Caldwell,
Il Logan q o. " Mckee, Patterson q Co aud by the
pincla! Druggists OF Virginia. aud Pennsylvania.
August l., IS
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Professor Woods Oriental sauntive
Iin1Rnent,

This Linent is vaIua BILE auxiliary in the treatment
some OF the most OTmidabI diseases with which II Is our
lot 10 COnteali for instance, Of h> iss sad
5oHeis by thorough and continued application OF this
Lninent over region OF the affected organ, these 9th
erwSe .OTml bic diseases are al once dIS1JneI OF more
than terrors particularly among Children and
thousands oil mothers, they allowed TO speak, would
with all the eoqUence OF feeling and Affection hear heir
dreR from the jaws Of DEATH and restored them TO
their former health and beauty. Again, it viii he ouHd
powerful auxiliary in removing what is generally known
AgUc Cake, OF enlargement OF the spleen, in all
where external application Is OF service this lin
ment will be found useful.
General Depot 695 Broadway, New York; and ia
arket ST. st Louis
FOrsale wholesale AMI retail in Wheeling by
Will IN / 4 RMSTRONiE
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AFFLICTED READ!!

philadelphia Medical EIOEse-Estabished 90
SIS. between spruce aud P.ne, phadelPhis, Pa
INVALIDS
are apprised that DIR. KINKkLlN confines his practice
TO particular branch OF medicine, which engages his
undivided attention lie cautions the unfortunate
against the abuse of mercuy thousands ave annually
nercuralIzed OG' OF life. Recent affections promptly
eXtinsushed.
TWENTY YEARS OF EXPERIENCE
In the of class diseases hitherto neglected
and imrerectIy understood, has enabled DIR. MIME
LIN CiHtor Of cork o.. Self Isse,ratonl 10 r,Ove
and constitutional weakness, mental and physical suffer
ing tcateabe 10 certain habits, forming the most
deadly AMI fatal springs Of domestic misery and
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
THERE'S evil a5lt sometimes Inuled in ny boys, in
solitude, often grOwi Up wiki them 10 manhood, and
which, reformed lue tine, only begets
Gus obstacles TO matrimonial happiness buI gives ise TO
lions Few OF those WHO give way 10 this pcrncious
practice awaie oil the consequences, until they lind the
bic feelings, and vague fear: i" the mind
iAe unfortunate thus afflicted becomes feeble, is una.
bic labor with igor, Apply his
study; his step is tardy and weak, he is dull tcso-
iute and in his sport with less ~ than usual.
Ii lie emoHcrates himself before the practice has
its end enter ItTimOmy, his marriage is uMliuit
a and lis sense tells him that this IS caused by his early
GiieH!ioH Of those sitrilaTIy situated.
MARRIAGE.
Requi the mhment OF several conditions, in order
that may he really The OF mutual happiness
Could the veil which the origin domestic
wetcAcdneSs be raised and its every
ca dIsqua and their attendant disappointment!
Apply lien, while yet time, order your
strung ana relaxed Organization ebIaCeu eVIvihed aud
REMEMBER.
He who places himself under III. Knken's treatment
may resous!y conhdc III his honor as gentleman, all"
rely upon the assurance that the OF BIZ MS IA
tients will never be discussed
Young man-ct false mOdesty deter from max
ing yOur known to VINO from education and
srcclability, can certainly telriend you.
Too MANY think they will Conceal the secret in their
hearts, and cure hcmSeIN e alaS how often is this
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I >
NJ INVALUABLE .,IEpIcINE.-It is bat seldom find
among tho many eEIadcs offered the public the
"i disease, oEc consent commend, whose
tues we arc able 20 discover, and have always cduousy
avoided giving GterIce 10 anything that gt LEAD any
one 10 suppose That We lac Il any faith III their pIe'eT
Soms. but vita reference 90 remedy acJiled IN
this place, and which has become familiar the public
as household words speak from knowledge OF It's in
iAsic eNceleGces, lis adaptation many Of tie ills ui
Il e. and tie security win which it may be used "
sieak OF Tic NonPareii Nerve and Eoac LniTeE rrepar
cd BY II! H. Can d Co. from prescription furnished By
Or Watson Carr, late 81 Mugaut0v, aud of " heel
s orc U the most cm!ueE; Physicians Virginia. This
Imminent IS BASED upon The brOad principle that any
dy which wi" relieve external pain, VIII properly
pounded he equally eicaciCGs removing
lions, principle that has been successfully deveoTeJ-
II simply tie offspring OF Science, being mild and
pie III Its action, and yet revealing in its effects power
more incredible, reaching the hidden OF
Jud 5east-aH yet being inNOXiOUs weakest infant
1t Is also by tar The cheapest Liment Ia tie MARKET being
pat ur in totes twice lar the majority,
fourth larger than the largest besides being four
times as ST. ons We commend it to those i'll OF
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No. I, sprigg House EmporiumM
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs AND vEsT1NGs!


New Spring and Summer G Gods!
Tan Epleasure in being able say to my old custom
4 ers aud the fashionable community that nave Just
returned from New York. and have been able procure
the most Fashionable Goods for the that the great
Emporium, New York, import from France and the
OLE countries; and having dispensed with tile
mon clothing, gives more and time attend 10
the wants oil my customers in the fashionable way Ny
new stock consists
BLACK, BROWN, GREEN, ELuE, OLIVE AND
DALIiIA CLOTHS.
Also silk and WOO 5ashmerets, all shades and coOrs
beHlhaLiue, dJapItcT cloths, linen grasSClOths
&C. inr dking EfOck, dress, sack and business coats
French, English, and American Cassme RESI- also. ducks
nsG drlIngs &c., for making pants As TO Vestinss,
have the most beautiful selection looked c
ty, all Of which prepared to GlaIe up in tie most
'hpnabe aud best style, as h1vcSeCuel Nj RussELL's
services cutter the coming season, feel certain in
sn ha; can furnish better cloths than any house west
Of She Allegheny mountains.
In connection with the above have beautiful assoIt
men; Furnishing Goods all fine seasOnable and
unable consisting Of cloth Cashmere. caShmeTeti, bonn
baZe TaXs inen LlRbiia ard plain linen, oCk, dress
and business Coats vests and pants, made from
fashionable and seas0nabe Goods, in great Variety
hLen as, cotton Shirts, SILK, !lLeu lambs wool and
ton UuerShiTs aud DT1wers C1V1ts, stOchs collars,
gloves and suSpenders
Hosiery in great variety; asO every other article suit
able for completing sentemanS wardrobe.
AL the named articles together with many other
artce that be found my store No l, Spriss House
Ple1se call III aud take loOk, and much Obise yours
Mr21 s. RICE.