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THESE pI.Is pEEJpf TIE BLof {


These famous Pills are expressly combined 10 ope-
rate on the stomach, the liver, the kidneys, tho
lungs the skim and the bowels correcting any Dc
rangemens in the functions purifying the blood tho
very fountain Of life, and thus curing disease in all its
forms.
D YSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Nearly half the human race have taken these Pills
1t has been proved in all parts OF the world, that
nothing has been found equal to them IN cases 0; Dis
orders Of the liver. dyspepsia, and stomach com
plants generally. They aoon give healthy tone 70
these organs however much deranged, and when all
other means have failed. 4.5..a.
GENERAL DEBILITY. III HEdLTH
Many of the most despotic Governments have o,
pend their Custom Houses to the INTRODUCTION OF
these Pills, that they may become the medicine :, OF
the masses. Learned Colleges admit that this r1.ed,
cine is the best remedy ever known for persons OF
delicate health, where the system has beeniiHna
ed its nvigorating properties never fail to afford
relief
FE " ALE CONF 4 N TS.
No Female, young or old, should be wthout his
celebrated medicine 1t corrects and regulates inc
monthly at all periods acting in many eases
like charm. 1t is also the best and safest medicine
that be given to children of all ages and for any
complaint consequently family should be With
out it.
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PUBLIC SALE OF LAND.

TN pursuance OF decree Of the Circuit Ceart of
1Augusta county at its last term, wlf On Satar-
day the LIST day OF September next the premises,
proceed to sell at public auction to the highest bid
der q
TALN1BLE TRACK OF LaND,
belonging to the estate of James K. Lamb dee chm
tanning about ONE HUNDRED AND FOERTEEN
ACRES SITUATED upon the head waters of the North
Western branch OF Naked Creek, and adjoining the
lands OF Samuel Whitmore, John Hall and others.
The land is of excellent quality, well watered, with
fine meadow and orchard, and is well timbered.--
The buildings consist OF very comfortable Dwell
ing with necessary out-houses, and good Swisier
Barn.
TERMS "A credit of six, eighteen, thirty two
and ityfour months, in equal instalments, the pur
chaser giving bonds with sufficient personal security
and the title retained az ultimate security. For fur
th.r particulars enquire Of the undersigned.
JACOB SClIREGKliISE. Comm.
July Is, ls55.--kock. Register copy 30 days and
send account to this Office for collection.
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New Establishment.
CABINET MAKING.

lanes b. SANDIGE and JOHN L. DRUMET.-
u Err, have entered in opartnership for the pur
pose Of CARRYING on the Cabinet Making business.
They are both practice workmen, of them hav-
ing had long experience in the business, and the
other having served a regular apprenticeship under
one of the best wor knan in the State. In addition
tocxecutng every kind of Cabinet work. in the best
manner, they will also attend promptly to under
taking. Having attended to this department in the
selves that they can give general subtraction.
Their shop is the street leading from the Epis-
copal Institute to the residence Of A. H. H. Stuart
and on the lot occupied by Mrs. Lancaster, where
they will be pleased to see their friends
No All kinds OF Country produce and lumber ia
ken in exchange for furniture.
JAMES b. SANDIGE.
JOHN l.. DIRE MEIER.
Staunton, July I, 1a55.-tf.
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Public Safe Of Augusta land!
$50 Acres.

nN Thmrsday, the I'd day Of August next, the un-
" dersigned will sell at public auction, their
F-tRM. it being the which belonged to their
father, Capt samuel Steel, decd, and is situated
the Stanton and Scottsvillc Turnpike, within
two and half miles of Waynesboro'.
This beautiful and level farm is justly considered
one of the best in the county Of Augusta, and its
superior cannot be found in Virginia.
1t contains 800 Acres, well watered aud timbered,
and forty acres of fine MEADOW, to wi,iep may
be added twenty thirty acres. Indeed, the whole
quality. The buildings a large and comfortable
WELLING, fine Barn, Granary, Stables, and 9th
out houses of the best quality.
The Virginia Central Railroad runs within sight Of
the farm, the nearest depot being Waynesborough.
~ miles off, And two Merchant Mills are within
the same distance, of which being at Waynes
borough. Several Churehs are in the immediate
neighborhood. and in the village of Waynesborough
are male and female Schools of the highest grade
The society of the neighborhood is moral cultivated
and refined.
Terms will be made known on the day OF sale.
ANDREW A. STEEL. +
SAMUEL STEEL.
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TO FARMERS md MILLERS.
NEW AND 1MpRov ED,
Doudie $ rrening Grain Cieosor.
,,r, a. r,,r. tny ~ o,ti.

Doubie s rcening Grain Cieoner.
piTExTE D APRIL aotl, 1862.
Ys,TfE subscriber would most respectfully call YOU
/ sttension to his IMPROVED WINNO WER
which he is manufacturing At his shopn stanton
of Farmers and others. This Fan has received the
highest honors where exhibited having been award
ed some eight premiums in the last three years. We
could append thousands of certificates to show its
superiority in expcditousy cleansing all kind OF
GRAIN from cockte cheat, smut and other impurities
but think II all sufficient to say that we are now
furnishing some OF the most perfect Cleaners That We
team will, Gin few days. be passing through the
County ready to accommodate all that may want a
good Fan that will clean the most filthy Wheat ana
all kinds of GRAIN and Clover Seed clean enough for
any market Mithout sitting, they warranted and
given trial.
ss- For Certificates and References, see hanlbills
We annex few
SrAuxroS Vs.. March 1855.
hereby certify that have used one Of I. J.
Doyles Improved Patent Grain Cleaners, during the
last year in my Mill and on my Farm, and have no
hesitation in pronouncng it BY far the best separa-
tor now in use, and take pleasure in accommodating
the Fan 10 Farmers and Millers generally
.. c. NORRIS.
SrAUNroN, Va, Feb 1865.
Mr. r. j. DOYLE Dear Sir: Yours of the 22nd ut.,
came to hand. and it is with pleasure reply to the
same and without moments hesitation give your
Fan the preference over either OF the other Fans left
with me to try DAVID SPECk.
SrAusroN, Va, Jan. 3lst 1858.
Dear Sir: lhave made fair trial of the Wheat
Fan left at my Farm, it cleans very rapidly and
well, and is altogether superior to any Fan have
s7en. DA ID FULlZ.
MeGsHEYsv1LLE, Rockingham Co., Va.
Mr.. Doyle: Your Improved Double Screening
Grain Cleaner, would believe chat as fast a. two
Machines could thrcsh; it cleans perfectly the most
filthy Wheat and clcanses Clover Seed clean enough
for any market, without sitting it, The saving to
the Farmer is equal to treble its cost.
GEO. HABNER,
DAN'L MILLER.
CHAPMAN's MILLS. Luray, Va.
have used r. j. Doylc's Improved Patent Fan,
and believe it be the best separator and cleaner
now in use. WIN. a. CHAPMAN.
Va. Communications Addressed to THos. j. Doyle,
Staunton Va, will be promptly attended to. All
my Fans have my name Stamped upon them.
May II, 1S55-3rn 7. j.. DOYfE.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
s1teEWnflYiN Virginia.

WE are now receiving large assortment Of Ay-
w ricaitura Implements, 'seeas, and Maames,
and will enacavor to supply the wants of Farmer.
upon the lowest terms. We are careful to select
Implements of the most approved patternsand work
manship, and name in part the following:
Mowers and Reapers,
Threshers and Horse Powers
Pennoek's Wheat and Guano Drills,
Harvest implements of all kinds,
Ilarrows. Culsivators,
Plows. Subso surface and side hills,
Garden and Field Rollers, Road Scoops,
Ladies Garden Tools
Trimmers and Shears,
Seed Sewers and Drills,
Lime Spreaders,
Corn and Cob Crushers,
Garden Engines Cisern and Force Pumps,
Grindstones and Fixtures, lille Trees,
Ok Yokes Traces and Horse Collars,
Briar Scythes, Bush Hooks.
Axes, Mattoxs Grubbing Hoes,
Spades, Shovcls Forks aud Rakes,
Churns. Thermometer and Dash
Corn Shelters and Cutting Boxes, for
Horse and Hand Powers,
And large variety Of other articles, to which ws
respectfully call the attentfeh Of Farmers.
4,.- All orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended.
MEADE l. EAGHES, No. IL,
Alexandria, April 81, ls55.-sf. IFaiafax st.
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FU HI4G SALE.
NOTICE

Furr's Guardian VS. Jacobs and Others
Tn pursuance of decree entered in the Circuit
L Court of augusta county, in the above mention
ed case, on the l4th day of June, lS53, will pro-
coed to SELL Commissioner of said Court, on Sat
urday the 2sth of July next at public auction the
premises,
HOUSE AND LOT.
situated in the town of Middlcbrook, on tho West
side of Main street, and adjoining the property of
Vim. Morgan and others. The lot contains about
quarter of an acre, and the house is comiorta-
BILE and comnodious dwelling, and has good ktch-
attached to it. In addition to the house. there is
excellent Workshop, admirably adapted to suit
the convenience of mechanic.
TERMS $50 much OF the purchase money as will
be necessary To defray the expenses OF sale, &C..
and the balancciu three equal instruments, payable
in o, IL and Is months, respectively, from the day
Of SALE with interest from date, the purchaser giving
bond and gccd personal security, ar-i the thle re-
served until all tic purchase money is paid.
BENZ. +. JACOBS, Comm.
| will also, IN my owir responsibility, at the same
time, proceed sell public soh, all my person.
al property, consisting Of Beds, Chairs, and House
hold and Kitchen Furniture OF every description
Also splendid assortment of Shoemakers fixtures,
&c. Il. +. ].
June %, lS55.-tds.
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Hollovay's Pills are the best remedy knox"
in the uorId for the fofI0,rino Diseases.

Asthma Diarri GA, Indigestion stone and Gravel,
Bowel Complaints, Drepsy, llniiner "a, seeensary
ness, Dyspepsia, Debility, Fever and Ague, Female
Complaints, Headaches, Inflammation, n " ar q
Weakness, Liver Complaints, Lowness of Spirits
Piles, Vernal Affections, Worms, OF all kinds
Sold al She Manufactures OF Professor Holloway
so Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 sserand, Lon
don, and by all respectable Druggists and Dealers OF
Medicines throughout the United States, and the
civilized world, in boxes at rs cents, 621a etc. ana
81 eacl.
va There is considerable saving By taking the
larger sizes.
y. Is. Directions for the guidance OF pAaents IN.
every disorder affixed to each BOX.
May 5, lS55.-ly
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AUCTION SALES.

an Monday the Esd, Court day,) infront Of onr
OAuctoa room will be sold the tine booded horse,
Champion. Alsoa Sulkey aud fixtures, all complete,
gan. so well known. We deem it unnecessary to say
ANYTHING more. For pedigree, &c, cali and the
groom and horse at the Woodward Stables, as the
horse must be sold. Sale to commence at II o'clock
: Terms -four months credit, negotiable and pay
bic at the Valley Bank at Staunton, with good en-
dorses, &c. BlAbl HUFFMAN,
July ll.--Town papers copy. Auctioneers.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS.

PROPOSALS WILDE received by the subscriber at
L Staunton, from the Goth to the 25th inst, for
building freight house, wood shed and small
dwelling house, stSwoope's Depot, Va. Central Rail-
road. The freight house will be 100 feetin LENGTH
AMI the wood shed .Gteet and viii be mostly built
from the materials of the freight house heretofore
used near the Western Asylum. at Staunton. The
frame house for the Agent will have two rooms.
Per order, S. A. RICHARDSON,
July IA, 1855 Division Eng. Va. c. Il. Il.
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sTAKTLING, BUT TRUEl
Warning TO EVERY SENSIBLE
WY rsxAAEs SUPER t,y HEAL Tn.


n o woran Of dclicacy is willing to discl"c the
IN peculiar ailments incident To her sex, even to
most in'inlSt e .ami,y p'ysiefan,
This n'ssestY anil delicaay is implanted by ma ure
and neither should nor need be subj ct.d t. the ude
shocks Inevitable in making known to the otler
those all lneits belonging exclusively to the fe-
MALE
Except in extreme eases, her sensitveness will sac
rificc her heai,h rather than her delicacy.
The consequences are serious, lamentable, and
fe-iong.
Thus what at first could have been easily remedied
or perhaps better still, not incurred, becomes com
plicaion of diseases, not only running the health OF
the mother, and embitterng her days by sickness
and suffering. bst entailing broken constitutions up
her children and embarrassing, ifnot distressing
the business and pecunary prospects OF the husband
Let avery sensible woman
TAKE WARNING IN TINE.
Gas thousands have money by tie bitter experience
aud suierings of others, of the dreadful consequent
ccs she entails upon herself and those endeared to
her, by her ignorance of the simplet and llaipest
rules of health as connected with the marriage state
the violation of which entails disease. suffering and
misery.
How many are suffer ing from distractions or irreg
uaritcs peculiar to the female system which UNDER
mine the health. the effects of which they ignor-
ant, and for which their delicacy forbids seeking
meoica advice! How many suffer from prolopsas
uteri calling of the womb), from -four aibus
weakness, debility, &c) How many are in constant
agony for many months preceding confinement
How many have difficult, if not dangerous deliye-
ries, and GLOW and uncertain recoveries!
To the question: how are these to be prevented?
what shall be done? the answer is simple.
Let every woman ascertain for herself without yio-
enee to her decacy the nature and character OF the
ament Ito which she as female is subecD the eau
from which it may arise, and the proper remedies
for its and future prevention.
This abe can DOLBY possessing a little volume Gal
ready possessed by thOusands) which tells her what
is the matter, and tells her what to do for it, in SIM
pie but chaste words. and such as she can under
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sUMMERDEAN wHIsKEY.

TNROM his Distieries in Augusta County, tho sub
IL scriber viii fill orders, in any quantities, and for
any part of the United States, for this celebrated
Whiskey. 1t was awardeda First Class DLPLO-
MA at the Fair OF the Mechanics Institute, in Rich
mond, November, ls5l. This liquor is intended for
II may be ordered any age from two to live years.
Address WILLIAM kEtth.
Staunten, July IA, ls55.tf.
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A NEW ENTERPRISE.

Having learned that the Rev. s. y. Hopkins. for
mcrly of Abemarle, proposes to issue paper to bs
devoted to the advocacy OF the Order of the Sons
of Temperance. and the reform generally, cordial
~ commend him and his enterprise to all the mem.
bers of the Order, and to all who desire the spread
of Temperance principles in the State. DIR Hopkn.
is a consistent and Jealous son Of Temperance and
well qualified to fill the post which he aspires-
We trust that the members of the Order generally
will subscribe to the Journal
John Long, p. CIV. F.; Leroy NJ. Lee, =. G
W. p; Nm. r.. Drnkard. p. q. W. p; Aug. j
Smith, T.. CIV. P.i Lucian Mingr, +. q. w. A.
A.; JAS. l.. Jones, Y. G. W. A.; 5. X, Taylor, i
q. VA; \. A. Sturdivant, q. w. p; Thos. j.
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FOR SALE.

TINE subscriber. DESTROYS Of removing To the
i country, now offers his valuable property situa.
Va, at private sale, consisting Of large and. COM
modious BRICK b lFELLINH HOUSE and Store
House. containing eight rooms, a briek Kitchen
or with town lois. all enclosed, and productive
or will sell the dwelling, store house and lot scpa-
rate or ii not sold, viii exchange for connsry res
dence, with small farm attached. Application
must be made before the 10th Of August next
The above property occupies the most eligible To-
cation for any business, in the village.
II. N. DARNALL.
July 7, ls55.-Spcctator and Richmond Enquirer
insert once a week for SIX weeks, and send account
to this office for collection.
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TO THE OLD SOLDIER.

T HAVE formed an association with gentleman
l. who has long resided in Washington City, and
whose business for the last 20 years. has been to
prosecute claims for pensions. bounty land, de-, a.
gainst the Government Nth the sid of fhis gentle
man am prepared to afford to- Old Soldiers. and
their Widows and Heirs, prompt an efficient aid in
prosecuting their claims, under the act of the Sd Of
March. ls15. which gives to any soldier who has
served 14aavs the United States service, lG0acres
of land. have been furnished with all the proper
instructions from the department. Those who are
entitled to pensions bounty land under the said
act, should make early appllcatian in order to Sc
cure a speedy action upon their claims.
can be found at all times at the olice of my faith
er david Futz.)
March 81, ls55.--tf. MARSHAL X. FULTZ.
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LIGUTNINC RODS.

r. AM prepared to furnish the above article COM
STYLE with insuators, &C., making, in nv opinion,
the best rod that has been offered or erected in this
market Persons living in the country can save a
large proportion of tho cost by erecting their
rods, as they are furnished ready for putting mp.
June ?, lSaa. uE0. f, FRiCE,
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COEeMi SsIONyn's sAIHor
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

TNpursuanee Of decree rendered in the Circuit
4 Court of Augusta county. 23d of .iane, 1855,
in the cause pending in said Court, between
James A. Glipednst and Mary his wife. and the
said James A. Glinedinst guardian Of Sarah
Cathariae Jackson and otiicrs, Plaintiffs.
versus
John Kerr and Eliza jane Kerr, wife Of said John
Kerr. and others. Defendants.
shall, Saturday the 4th day of August next,
proceed to sell to the highest bidder at public aac
ton. in the town Of spring HUI, Augusta county
Va. the property in said decree mentioned.
The said pi operfv consists of valuable HOUSE
Elr-2 AND LOT. located in the iourishing
&ASA ailIsge Of Spring Hill. about seven
X7STsalE miles frsia Stanton, on the road TO
~ Mt. sS;tson, and in wealthy neigh
Se9akNEN ber.sods The house is fra M build
ing. situated an tie NAM principal street, and
contains fosr good rooms the lower aaor besides
there is good b iteaen fttncied, with a Smak !,
House and other Heeesssiy cui buildings. The lot
which said house is st,snteS contains one third
of IN acre. and is near the centre of the village,
making it desirable sitnarioa.
1hRAS THE said preperay Will De seld on 4
credit of six. twelve and eighteen months fran the
day OF sale alter paving ssfcicnt in hand 10 defray
the cxpcnseaaf sale, &C., the purchaser giving bonds
with approved security fer the deferred insialents.
and the legal title ia be withheld a. sjtmste Sc
eurty, until the purchase moury shall BE fully paid.
The property is occupied by said aslnes 4 .
Cnedinst ard will be shown by him to all desiring
tosce III and the possession given to the purcss
immediately after the sale.
BREEZE JOHNSON, Cemm.
Indy II Au
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NOTICE.

nwING TO mr. recent affiicton, and present h
Ofeeblcd state of health, have given my accounts
to Mr.. Vim. $. IL. Baylor to collect. All indebted
to me BY book cunt, will please to call at the
store and settle their accounts they will be call
on by Mr.. Baylor, for payment of the sam
GEORGE ". SMITH.
Julv II 1ps, Srec conv
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Reduced Rates and Increased Expedition
BY The Nal Lines IF VIM. r. Parish &c Go.
For the virginia Springs


7 y connection with the Central Railroad through
u from Richmond. Petersburg, Baltimore, Wash
ington City, Alexandria, and intermediate points,
to all the Virginia Springs
Passengers are informed that by leaving Richmond
IN the morning train of the Central Railroad, that
they will find at their service, the
FINE LINEOF COACHES
of WIN. P. Parish & Co.. ready, as they have al
ways been to afford the most extended facilities tn
ail the Virginia Springs. and Westward to the Ohio
River. Pledgng themselves that their Coaches,
Teams. Drivers. &C., as we'll as rates of Fare Com
fort and Expedition. shall meet tho wants and cx-
sposed to patronize them. ~
Through Tickets issued at the Office of the Central
Railroad in Richmond as well as BY the Agents of
pots in Richmond, prior to the departure of the
Trains, at the following rates of Fare
From Richmond to White Sulphur Springs, So 30
From Richmond to Sweet Springs S so
From Richmond to Healing Springs 3 90
From kichmond to Hot Springs. IT'S
From Richmond to Warm Springs so
From Richmond to Bath Alum Springs 725
From Richmond to Woodbridge Alum Springs, I rs
frem Richmond To Lexington, so
No charge for any reasonable am ,unt Of extra
Baggage.
Our line of -Four Horse Coaches leave the Virgin
ia Hotel at Staunon, for Lexington and Winchester,
daily, the arrival of the Cars with rates of fare
TO suit the times and wishes of the Travelling Pub
lie.
Extra Coaches furnished at all prints on Reason
BILE TERMS WM. j.. PARISH & co.
July IL, 1855.
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DARBEBING, HAIR DRESSING, &C
ENOCK WHISAAN has purchased the Frame
IL building near the American Hotel, and opened,
Immediately on the street leading to- the Depot, a
BARBER and Hair Dressing EstabtishRsnt, where he
is prepared to meet the demands of the public. tic
respectfully asks share of patronage, offering his
experience in the Business, as guarantee OF satisl
faction.
Iulv = 1S55z--1v
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HOlLOWAYS PILL s.
WHY ARE WE SICK !?

Il has been the lot of human race to be weighed
down by disease aud suffering. H0LLOWA =
PILLS are specially adapted to the relief OF me
meak, the nervous, the delicate, and the fru, al
climes, ages sexes and constitutions Professor Ii !
loway personally superintends the manufacture OK
his medicines in the United States and oilers thea
to free and enlightened people, as the best remedy
the world ever saw for the removal Of disease.
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NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

HAYINs' catered ihtr partnership with r, S.
III Coatcr, and thereby effected change in my
business, it becemos essentially necessary for TO
close up and settle of the accounts due before
the partnership commenced. moments considera-
ton will convince my old friends and Customers of
The necessity and propriety of this Finding
it impossible for to take time to settle up my cid
matters base employed Messrs Baylor Bay Tor to
collect all my accounts, and hereby authorize them
to proceed Immediately to collect or close them by
bond All persons indebted to me wonld confer
favor BY calling apon them at their earliest convent
ence. d. y, WOODWARD.
May 5, ls55.-rrde A., Spec and U Rnp COPY.
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DY virtue ola Decree of the Circuit Court Of Rock
ID bridge pronounced on the 14th day of April last
ina cause therein pending between James $. Richc-
son ana wife &c. Plaintiffs, and William Douglas
representatives, Defendants. shall proceed tie
alst day ofJuly next, to Ell at Public Auction. upoa
the premises, that valuable Real Estate known as
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DRESS GOODS.

rTsIlE subscriber has on hand q large and varied
i assortment Of Summer Dress Goods, embracing
AL the new and most fashionable styles, which he
win from this time sell at greatly redtced prices, in
Ladies to call, as large inducements will be offered
GEO. w. SMITH.
MRS. SMITH has large assortment OF BoSnets
WI which she is anxious close out before the end
of the Season, at reduced prices which she viii sell
low without regard to profit.
June 30.-Spec. copy.