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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

ES E-OPENED NEW STORE! NEW
Ma GOODS
7. HOLBROOK co, have re opened their Grocery
Establishment in Bowens Block No 243 Main street(two
stores north of e or place of busines) where they are
prepared to wait upoi heir friends and former patrons
We have just received from the diAeren markets,
fresh assortment of choice groceries, with which we intend
to DO constantly supplied and will furnish tem delivered
in any part Of the city, favorable the
quality of goods can be found at any place in Wore ster
2. H0LBR00K 4 CO.,
jy11 diff 243 Main Street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1855-11-27

physicians AND DEALERS, in and
about the city, In want Of Pure Drugs, are invited 70
call at GEO Il. sPURR 201 Main st., and examine his
well selected stock OF Medicines Extracts, Chemicals, and
Essential Oils; feeling ooedent that what they purchase
will be the best in the market no du
1VLOCKsi CLOCKS!l--An unsurpassed Va
rey Of beautiful patterns Of Eight Day and Thirty
Hour Clocks,--al good tme-keepers, selling At re-
auced prices, at T. N. LAMBS, Harrington nlocS.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-17
Extensive Stock Of Clothing.
STEINER, BROTHERS L C0,

peg leave to inform the public that they have no"
u on hand the largest best and cheapest STOCK oil hea
dy Made Clothing, brought this place, or to ths
Valley OF Virginia. Their Clothing made 10 Or
DER under their own inspection and with special view
to the wants OF this market aud they feel assured thai
they can give entire satisf cton both in the quality Of
their goods and the prices at which they sell An adj
dtion made to their stock weekly, and the suoscrl-
osrs lee assured that in the Valley can Offer
greater Inducements TO purchasers thaa Steiner, Broth
es 20. The attention of Country Merchants Is par
hculary invited to the stock which consists IN part Of
the following:
OVER coArs-Of various colours and descriptions, IN
Ca'snctte, Cashmere, Petersham, Negro Head Broad
cloth, &c &c, from So so to SlS we'll assorted in
Frock, Loose and other Over-coats
TALMA CLoAHs to suit every taste, made up IN See
finest knd OF French Black Cloths and inferior staS
price FROM 81 to SIG.
Business Coats in Black and Fancy Cassinettes and
Cass'neres from So to SO; made IN Froci ana sack
styles,
Fine Ffock Cocts, in French, German, Home Mana
featured Cloths, sc. &c, of various coiorS sucn as
Black Suu6-CoCrcd, sc. &c prices from SO TO : 10
Dress Goats in Black, Blue Brown and other coioFS'
new styles, from SIS 10 SIC
Splendid StOc6 Of PANTS, in Cassinsttes, Cs''i-
Black Cloths and Doe Skin, OF all Sizes IRON
5 10 10 5 10.
yEsrs, in Plush, Cassinette Cashmere, Doe Skin,
Cloth, silk and Silk Plush, and different kinds oil " in
ter stuts, from s to ST..
Boys Coiiiag in very large assortment ana al inc
cheapest prices, whole suit or single
Also a supply of Negro Clothing of every kind;
Trunks in leather from 3to ST. Umbrellas Under
and Linen Shirts, Drawers, Stocks Bookings Iauu-
kcrchies Pistols Collars Pocket Books and other ar
tices in great quantities and different qualities
A large stock of Wooden, Fur aud SILK Hats as well
as Caps ofthe latest styles.
Carpet Bags at different prices
~ Call and examine before you purchase elsewhere
and we will sell you Great Bargans--no mistake.
STEINER BROTHERS j. CO,
Stone Building. adjoining Va Hotel
SYau,,4on Oct II 1885.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-17
GOOD NEWS.
Rooms COrmer VirgiMia Liosei

And Adjoining the Stage CfiGe.
TI'HE most magnificent Stock Of Clothing ever 'een IN
this section OF country may be found for sale st the
Clothing Rooms Of the Undersigned
For variety Of style, qualt workmanship and guam
+ity nv Stock has never been surpassed aad while
pledre myself to sell as cheap any other establish
ment of The kind throughout the State feel sure that
from the assortment now haud the most iasudiou'
can be suited in taste. 60,
Working Coats my stock comprises ,he various SyIe'
Of Goods the market this season Affords
IN PESTS, nav be ioGnd large variety maus OIL
SILK yclyets silk Plush, Cloth, Cashmere Na'nulefe'
Noooted aad Cotton.
IN PANTS, N assortment mado Of the latest rag
terms Of Feacy az Black Cashmere Cloths ana oH-
nslts. COrdurays Tweed and Cotton. .,,
In the FURNIsiiiSG LINE, may be found SIX
and fine Me5no Uad,ahirts and Drawers, Hooi!'H
and Cotton, half Hose HandScrch;cE CraYats, Com
forts, and very large and full assortment OF White
Linen Bosom Shirts, Collars, silk Hats, Slouches,
Plush Caps, etc.
1t would be useless to 90 into the enumeration ofeach
siugle article My stock is somplcte aad would kind
~ solicit examination Of the same before making
your Purchases elsewhere and beg kindly continu
ance Of a hitherto literally extended patronage
Respectfully, JACOB POLLINZ.
Oct. l., 1854
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-17
EsGE3D.

On the Sth inst SARAH. wife OF Hsnson L. Hoh'
ESQ, after few days illness, near PLiliippa, Va,
aged -
In Wytaeville, Friday evening the 3Ith SePtsia-
ber 1855. ADAH, iafsnt Of James A < susan BIC
kle, aged one year, four months and twenty days
Wear Philppa, Barbour county, Of Yellow JaGadice,
on the TIN inst, at 5 o'clock, SAEAH JANE oaeSI
auobter of Peter and Lucinda Ruslnisel formerly Of
ParRassus Augusta county, Va, aged years. months
and 10 days.
40 Rock. Reg. and Wind. copy
OF yellow fever, in Montgomery, Alabama, on the
18th of September, REUBES A McNuT The deceai'
I'd wa, aative O! this county, and for long time con-
Quoted a fourishns school ia Lexington lie WA
much esec Gaed By large circle Of friends Sad acquaa-
Rances who now mourn his loss.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-17
SOMETHING NEW.

TAKE this opportunity to inform my friends and
L the public generally, that am receiving my fal
Stock OF Goods including (among general stock The
following kinds, viz: =, pI.o,
A very large varied and handsome stock oil BiacS
Gro dc Rhine Silks, very cheap, Striped Poi' dc soIe
and every other new style Dress Silks, Grapes dc Fa
as trncd IN new articlc) French and English Mari
nos Cali shadcs) solid ali wool llasns Common do
Paris Printed all wool do Bombazins; APaGdas n%
brodered Robes Coburgs, GinS'ams shaw 'hCsnry
Gloves. Gamtlctts, Linen Ca Handkercheis collar;
and Underseeves, Moir Antique and all other kinds Of
Cloak and Dress Trimmings, Beached and br 1,5
foods, Cassincts, Tweeds, Cassm2res' G!onS' 1risl
Linen, Prints, Shooting, China and Glass Ware Gro
deem it unnecessary to partlcularize any farther
of Goods suitable for family use will endeavort to Of
fer nv stock at very fair and reasonable price au
thankful for patronage heretofore extended to me- aho
hone to merit continuance Of the same. Please give
me call aud will try and make il to your Interest.
JAMES a, PIPER,
Near the Woodward House
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-17
Valuable and Highly Improved
SU Blu RBAN RESIDEN e /
g1ssys SAFE

INTENDING to change his location, the subscriber
offers for sale the valuable property upon which he
resides located upon beautiful emncnccin the North
eastern suburbs Of Stanton The property consists OF
Acres Of highly improved grounds, comnodous and
handsome Brick Dwelling House, Containing nine
rooms Kitchen Servants houses, Stabling and all 9TH
CIR necessary opbuldings There is also oa the prem
scs large ICE HOUSE, % feet square, and al abun
dance Of good water at the door Altogether this is
one of the most beautiful and desirable places of resi-.
dence in The neghborhood Of Staunton combining as it
does, the advantages oboth town and country. Ipre-
ferred, portion of the land will be reserved. The
purchaser can have years credit upon the largest por
ton of the purchase money by paying the nterestpunc-
not sold privately before that time, the property
will be offered at public sale on Monday The Sd day Of
December next
5ss- Possession given the stday of January, 1856.
THOMAS p. ESKRIDGE.
staunton, Oct. 3, 1855.
0r5. National Intclgcncer and Richmond Dispatch
please copy BIS and forward account TO this office for col
lection.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-17
ssRE TRUE TO TEEXsELF."

Better advice could not be given than "bc true to
thyself" for when true to ourselves we cannot
be false to others In looking the catalogue oil al
nictions 10 which our rail natures are subjected, we
have been unable TO discover any particular one whh
more readily commands our sympathy, and wish on
oar part to eradicrtc it, than Dyspepsia Having been
long and patient sufferer of this disease, we can wei
appreciate the anxiety exhibited by friends Tor au al
hicted one Of their number; and when we see the pa
tcnt daily growing weak, cmacated and s2liow, MS
spirits and energy deserving him, and life Itself wearing
heavily as a woke Of iron, DO not woader at his
erossncss and pcevshnesS Through all these stages
VIC have been compelled to pass, and it reoiceS rs TO
think that we now offer safe, speedy, permanent
and certain remedy, TO all those who are suffering Iae
horrors Of that gnawing cankcrlng, devastating osa'
produced by Dyspepsia, trom which we nave Deeh re-
ieved, after trying almost every other remedy hfougn
the Provdental discovery OF BdhEtsS CELfI-
DRAFTED PREMIUM BITi'ERS. These B'ttGs
are composed solely Of vegetable compounds, and Go
not contain one particle Of caloCcl or other poisonous
minerals They may be taken at all seasons and by all
classes aud conditions without the slightest danger 10
health and nave hesitation in asserting 'Gat we
believe it will be impossible 10 take them according 10
directions for any disorder Of thc bowels, Stos2cn III
Qcstve organs liver, without being benefited tere-
BY. For infants and delicate females they are most
admirable tonic and preventive OF asue ana ieVer'
their superior cannot DC found. Let the afflicted give
them fair trial. and the Proprietor has no fear OF their
verdict.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by J. B. Fisk
RIDGE, Druggist, and J. b. BREcUiSRIDGE y Son,
Stanton, and Druggists generally. Orders filed by
addressing E. BAKER, Richmond, Va.
Oct. 3, lS55.-lmo
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-17
REV, JOHN LANAHAN,

Pastor ofihe Erefer Street ". T.. Church.
q STRONG desire 20 benefit the afflicted induces
"a. him thus 10 certify. We challenge AM other med
cine TO present such mass Of testimony from gentle
aud ladies' of high standing of our well known
citizens, who testify of cares Of COUGH, RRONCHl-
It's, RHEUMATISM, DYSPEPSIA.
BALTIMORE, January 2ith 1854.
Mssss Mortimer 8. DIolctray
/ take pleasure in saying to you that have used
your "Hampton'S Iinct~e" with very great profit
become very much impaired, when commenced to use
IS IIampton's 1snct,ge." found its effects upon my
general hea!ih most sautary. My nervous system and
digestive organs soon-rghtcd up under its use.
have several fines recommended II 10 my friends.
anu IN every case: as far as have been informed, they
have used il with Success.
Yours truly. JOIN LANAHAN,
Pastor OF the Exeter st. ii. L. Church, bLt.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-17
GnRn OF NnskHnEsEo

TO w IL Pr Q p e r T 2.
'ENHE. subscriber will offer at public auction on
Thursday the 25th day Of October 1850, The
HOUSE AND LOT, on which he now resides,
in the Town of Staunton The Improvement are
extensive and in good order.
The location Is unsurpassed for private resi-
dence by any in the town. If The real estate Is
sold he Shall at the'Same time and place. offer a
variety of PERSONAL PROPERTY conSls.,
ting in part Of a large quantity OF Household and
Kitchen Furniture, all new and in good order.
TERMs-Easy aud will be made known on day
of sale. II. II. ROBERloON.
Oct 10, 1855.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-17
nNEW HAT & CAP STORE. e

EgNlIE undersigned have ths day (Sep l2 formed a
BINFORD, DICKINSON s WElSIGER,
and have taken the stand recently occupied by Hugh A.
Watt No 10 NIan street, where they are now opening
complete stock OF Hats, Caps aud Fws, which will
be sold on the best terms at Wholesale and Retail.
They invite the attention Of country merchants and
others, with confidence believing that their facilities
for obtaining the best goods in their Inc at the D'O,st
will extend to them their patronage
NIB. we have secured the valuable services OF
Mr. Geo. w. Ducsberry, SO loag known to the trade,
who socits the patronage Of his friends and customers
FRANKLIN p. DlNFORD,
ROBERT /. DICKINSON,
POWHATAN WEISIGER
Richr,o,d Sent o. lS55.--3m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-17
RnHENn-

Ii the effects Of the late firm Of BRowN s SHOOK
IL having been assigned TO the subscriber for the bcnc
fit of their creditors all persons indebted 10 the said
firm are required to make payment speedily prac
tcable; and the creditors notified that their claims
must be presented 10 the subscriber within the next CD
days in orderto entitc them full participation in the
benefits Of the trust fund.
B. r. WEXFORD, Jr.
Office Bank St, below 9th and 10th SITS.
Richmond Oct. Id. l.5i.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-17

STAUNTOY PRICES CURRENT.
Repored Ueekg for TIE Spectator by Batter s. Co.
E1oGR. sun, IS - WEgAr, (red) Sl4O
BAcoN, (haus,) l3a. (%ane) SI oo
(mddsings) 10. Corn, (oId) 0Ve'
4" (hog-rOund,) IL. RYE O5e'
SALT, Ashton $500, OATS, 20c'
{" ground alum, 81 80 FLANsEED, 81 w.
q" Marshall, SO %. PLASTER. lump, ) IL.
GuASo, sos 90 ground. > 10 W
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-17
morr Ell eli winfar Glazing.

WE have lust received our in every respect well Sc
w lected Fail and Winter Stock Aware Of The de-
mands of our friends and the public generally, we eii
ayannohag uadoae to secure for them an assortment,
first rate both in quantity and quality pacrn in isct
of Fashion aud style, and prepared to meet every
competition and opposition in this town. Wcthereiore
invite the public, home and abroad, respectfully t9yery
advantageous bargains to the Virginia Clothing teuse
Of S. KAHN & CO.,
lst Clothing House West from Woodward House.
Stanton. Oct. .. 1855
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-17
LAND FOR SALE,

+ ATTY health not being good, ana the distance fre
I'll from my farm making It impossible to give it the
necessary attention, have concluded 10 ocr il for sale
1t is situated on the Big Calf Pasture, Augusta county,
OH fac " arm Springs lGrap.ie, and abaGt cghteea
ailes from S.annton The tract contains 1885, ACRES,
and adons the lands Of the late Sanl Blackburn, Mr.
Eincaid and others. The improvements coz -.
sist Of a comfortable lor w e L l. / G sssazssiA
HO USE, SAW MILL, Sc From l25 .R,Ea
to 1870 Acres are cleared the remandercoy- sgssE3
cred with pine and OAK timber. The soil is '~'ss4esfa
good clay and productive and is well adapted to wheat
cora CATS clover, Timothy, &c There is quantity OF
fine land 10 clear Plenty Of other timber in the vein
ty Of thc saw Mill The place will make good gra-
zinr farm Persons wishing to purchase win examine
for themselves GEORGE ~ CALHOUN.
West View June 49, 1880.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-17
Town Lots & a Tract Near Staunton
<Iil FOR SALE.

n pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF Az.
gnsta county, in the case Of Geger's heirs rs Gsk
gers Administrators Sc, the undersigned commisso-
viii sell at private sale, subject the ratification q
the Court, tract Of land situated Betsy Bell, meg
Staunton containing - Acres Roods and IL Pole.
which will be sold, preferred in smaller parcels 70 81,
purchasers This tract lies Immediately upon she 81
Scottsyile Road. about one mile rom Stanton, and =
bout one hundred yards from the Virginia Central Rail-
road
near Dr. Strihng's. This lot available building Ice
facing on two streets. Any one desiring to purchs,s
will apply to Breeze johnson Robert Poerkeld Kis
ncy. -
TERMS.-Six, twelve and eighteen months ereda
except much in haai as will dcfray the expense. II
the sale, BREEZE JOHNSON, t.
,,o 80. RoR'r. p. KINNEY, c"~
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HUNTERS RETREAT
r7f,~. ~ - = -


Executors OF John Faber, decd, we will offer Al
4 public sale on Saturday the 2Gh day Of Oetob~
1855, on the premises unless previously sold privately
that valuable little farm known as HGNiER'S ne
TREAT, containing by an old survey, no hcres.
This Farm lies about 5 miles North West OF Staun
ton and within mile of Robinson hangers Mill OF
Middle River. There about 50 Acres OF clesref
and in the tract good state Of cultivation, and tho
balance well tnibered.
The improvements are a good FARM -
HOUSE aud first rate Frame Barn, n <77S7Ae
building for Distery, and other ac- s25<ss IL, e
cessary out houses THERE'S one o!thc ~ & y.
best Orchards in the county on il, and ;sas
ncTcr-fane bold Spring OF coli limestone water.
The ncighborhood is one of best in augusta county
and the farm, for its size very desirable.
Either OF will take pleasure in showing The prcEni
scs 70 any one DESTROYS Of purchasing.
The sale is made uader the will Of our Testator, and
the title unqucstionabc.
I,ER5IS-Oncih third cash: the balance in two equa
annual instruments, the purchaser giving bond and seeu
rity, and the title retained as ultimate security.
THos. II. FABER. ~. Faber, deed
Sept. o. 1S55.-kocE Reg. copy IDS and forward bill
O this Office,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-17
LAND For SALE.

rs1HF, subscriber offers for sale tract OF land con-
( tanning SJS .o2cS, lying the Port Republic
road about miles from Staunton. About third OF
this lad is cleared the balance is well tinbcred, and
situated sufficiently TO Stanton and the Virginia
Central Railroad to make the t;nbcr valuable Bsiey-
ing that there are many persons in moderate cifcuu.
stances DESTROYS Of purchasing home. VIII sell said
land either in one body in lots of 80 acres, or even
less; thus aIordng 10 snch persons opportunity Of
s,;tin themselves seldom met with. For such purpo-
sss it is admirably adapted in quality, location Sc.
The upoa which obtained it, enables me to sell
il at very reasonable price Fit is not sold private
" before THURSDAY the 18th Of 0ctober will offer it at
public auction on that day Oh the premises. Persons
desiring to sec it will find myself my brother r. Il.
Nelson at The late residence Of James Alexander F.
Melon on Lewis Creek, who win take pie sure in
showing it. together with plots5f proposed divisions.
TrR,is: One third, in hsrl, the balance in three
annual instamenis, the txfbeag retained until fall
payment is made. W NJ. }. NELoOS.
September 20, lS55.-tds.
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H.usssgsap, E,,,smhergy

THE subscribers have on hands quantity of LUuT
l. Der Of every description, which they will sell
the usual terms. They will also furnish Lumber to
order, OF any kind and to any amount. Plastering
Laths always be had al their Steam Saw Mill.
WELLER Il PARKINg
Me- Gidasy, Sept. 2S, 1855
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&1NN RnTvr.ARD.

ID AN away from the subscriber, living on the Bull
IL Pasture River, in the County OF Highland, on the
23tb September last, a cgro boy named DAVE, who
is about five feet six inches high, very black with
thick lips cannot look you in the face, and about 20 to
p wears old. Also, JfULAI'I'O GIRL, with two
light coourcd children, the oldest OF which is some five
wears old. 1t is thought they are making for Ohio
The above reward will be given for their apprehension
iftaken in the State and lodged in jail so that get
them or i5O if taken ost of the State and brought
back to me. JANE MALOOhb'
Oct 10, l955.-3t
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A LII persons within the bounds Of the l60!h Reg-
n meat Of Virginia Militia having Arms OF accoarc
ments belonging to the State of Virginia, hereby
required TO deliver them to the uad ersigncd in Sta
ton.
CAPTAINS of Volunteer Companies which have been
dbaadcd are responsible for the Arms issued TO their
companies and are required to that they are dev.
cred M. WM. II. HARTMAN,
sent 26, 1Sj5.-6t Col. lG0th Reg. Va. NJ
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-17
NEGROES FOR SALE.

WILL offer at public sale for cash, on the l9th dag
of Noyesaber next at the front door OF the Court
house Of Upshur county being the t day of the Conn
ty Court for said county, Two likely. Young Negro
Hen, now belonging to the estate of Joseph Wood,
deed.
hands house servants and osters and will be sold for
no fault whatever, but for the liquidation Of the debts OF
the said Wood
/ can recommend the said negroes as being faithful
and trustworthy servants, for which reference can DC
had TO A. Porndstono, D. S. Hascldcn and b. Basel,
Of said county, and also James p Bartlett Of C!arks-
burg Harrison county, Va, to whom the sad negroes
have been hired for severa! years.
Persons wishing to purchase viii do well 10 aya 1
themselves of til opportunity such negroes are sell
dom offered for sale.
N''' WIN. E. BALsLEY, Admir-.
de tonis nan, with The will an
ncxed OF Joseph W ood, deed
Buckhanon, Oct. 3, lS55.-tLs
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TT0rIGI,

THE Co-Partncrship of BRowN S sHooT, having
been dissolved, the undersigned will be responsible
for debts hereafter contracted by his late partner
John II. Shook SAMUEL b. BROWN.
Richmond Oct G, 1865.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1855-10-17
CT OF HIN G TRAD E
F AE,E,. 1855.

EAEE. 1860.
ME are now receiving and opening the largest and
w most splendid stock Of FALL And YINTEIs
CT OTIYING we have ever exhibited. Our stock has
been manufactured By ourselves under great advantage
and will be found TO embrace every style and grade "f
goods in line. In order accommodate increas
ing trade, have fitted up the second story Of
House exclusively Tor the Wholesale Irade, where
are prepared to exhibit TO Wholesale Dealers very
extensive stock of Clothing gotten up with great cara.
in good STYLE and particularly adapted to the Virgins
and North Carolina ,radc On our first floor we have
our usual superb stock for Retail Sales, in which viii b.
found the latest styles and most fashionable goods in Tho
country made up in the best and warranted
ft and wear wen. Having of our firm constantly
in the New York market buying largely for Cash, aud
manufacturing do for eight Houses, with an GA
pericnce of serenteen years. offer such induce.
mcns 10 the merchant and consumer will defy com.
petition. Returning thanks for the liberal patron.
age long bestowed us, pledge ourselves TO ds,
serve its continuance
KEEN, BALDWIN s. CO.,
Richmond, Aug. %, 1856. lO2 Main Street
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v1nr Gao (ypg9Egngannrp.

WE have now On hand ar@c and handsome assort-
w mcnt of Gcntleuen's Fall and W inter Wear,
which consists principally, of Fine Cloths, Over Caat
ing Plain and Fancy Ca5sineres, Vestngs, Scars ond
Cravas Flats and Caps, Undershrts, Drawers, Sc,
which have been purchased at the Northern Cities aud
can be sold on us good terms as can be had in this
kct.
Give us call We will take pleasure in waiting on
you. NELsoN q Bay LoN'