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FOR RENT. !.

asA FOR RENT OR LEASE--SEVERAL Dwell.
| ling Houses and Stores Gasqnet formerly Jackson
A Derhgny, Dryades formerly Phlippa) Camp, annuu.
For terms apply to sj5s e }555F 90
JAMES DEsBAN, Office o. Common street;
je30 en- SfH ts Stf.a Residence $50 Gas1uet street 81
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N7e We ARE gratified to announce to our
readers ,ea or which
Ord q Aver. His Cherry PICTORIAL everywhere known as
the best remedy offered to the public Coughs has
9ad Se s oE s Of aeon All
know of from such trustworthy We happen to
know and assure them that this article merits
fully equal to compound that from his Cru
cbes and consequently well worth trial whenever
medicine becomes necessary-Racine Com. Adv. '55[
They are for sale by =5 J. WRIGHT L co. f5
je20 2md&W7 and ali civ druggists
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S>sm 10. O. F.-BoARD OF DIRECTORS
sK gAof sodd Fellows, Rest" for 1866 ffcers-
@ SI4A Henry Bier, PRESIDENT John Stroud Treasurer;
faF1saax see5ss1y Cemetery Commit
nance commitee-Thos Keefe, W. G. Wilson, L. Homes
sexon-Daniel Merritt MenbersErank Lewis W. @ VIII
Geo Seymour H. Goldman G. B. Bowditch j. r. War
ner, H. Castarede $. Bonemet.
~ VAULTS IN ODD FELLOWS, RESTu NAV be pro.
cured by applying to +. N. CORY at sces Co.'s IS Gu
nal street; a D. FELT STETSONs, 81 Camp street TO H.
MLSPAUGH, w. Mint, and at the Secretarys Office in
Odd Fellows Hail. corner Camp and Lafayette streets
vault to all others. $50 per vault. % - - q
Information relative purchase of Lots can be had
application to the Secretary. =
aplb y ]. JAMES FUENEAuX. Secretarv O y Rest
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E5sssEssEs PEACHES, PEARS AND APPLES
ANTHONY ASTREDO 16Royal and 50 Canal street,
VIZ respectfully informs his friends and all others that
49, has engaged the whole of Col Hebron's md six or
seven other orchards Of Vicksburg and will sell by the million
thousand box barrel or dozen, and will deliver them ali
rarts Of the city, free of Charge consisting of PEACHES
PEARS, APPLES, ORANGES, MELONS, and every thing
in the FRUIT LINE. e is also agent and viii sell on
commission 1000 FRUIT TREES of every description He
also receives fresh supplies every day.
Please give me call and you will be satisfied
ANTHONY ASTREDO
jyl4 l6 ROYAL and SO (yanni streets
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CON n Il B. Z, i, s zs

SECOND JusTieE,s CouRr, GORDON q FOSTER vsrsIs "
= Par Wn g q 1 3Tsaas, y II
- directed by the u. Brad
iee of the Peace for Parish Orleans proceed ELI
at public auction, Pos
DAY, July 18th, 1856, al Tx o'clock.
: THE CONTENTS OF Al R0GERE STORE aezsa III tho
above entitled suit
TERMs-Gash the spot, Sss5s59
jy18 Il Is % s%s Constable y
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WANTED.

TATANTED-Af SITUATION AS sEAMSTREsS AND
Wy Chlds Nurse BY young woman well qualified such
place Good city reference given desired Apply at Mrs
Weatheffeld's, g29 Camp iv1 +
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NOTICE TO CARPEMTERs AND BUILDERS
In Patent Sawed both rcngh ard dressed.
the best heart timber per II rough
and $40 per for dressed, il lots to suit purchasers
Iasmber sawed to order. Il
fete I'm FAR Planning MILLS New Basin.
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TTANTED-TWO COPIES OF THE CRESCENT, OF
February 9TH 1856 Any Of friends having copies,
will confer afayor BY leaving them this office. iyl
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., BY
w ms @ BARELLI 4 co., No. 81 Common street 1.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-08-16
DIED.
INT son OF Gideon and

On the LIST inst, -, infant son Of Gideon and
Martha Barnhart.
On the LIST instant, after an illness of three days
JAMES THOMAS HENDERSON, infant son OF thomas u
and Mildred j. Shultz, age months ahc DAY.
At his residence near junction Store, Botetourt
county, Va, July 29th, 1856, DR.. JoHN EAGcN, In
the Goth year of his age.
DR.. Eagon was born and raised in VIC town OF
Staunton, Va. where he resided for many years
He studied medicine. and attended the Medical Lee
lures, at the Medical College, Ohio. Cincinnati, and
became a successful practitioner At an early day
he was twice elected Mayor of his native town,
which Office he filed with great credit to himself.
In the year 1884 he removed to White Hail., IN Al
bermarle county, where he married T.. daughter Of
Col. Charles Yancy In 1850, lie removed to Cow
ington, in Allegheny county, where, he rema med
nearly two years; aid then removed to his late
residence in Botetourt. DR.. Eagon lived strictly
moral life, and was honorable and upright in all
his transactons. And he lived to enjoy the conf
dencc OF his friends wherever he has resided.
As husband and q father his loss vii. be deeply
felt bv an alection&te wife and devoted chill
drcn in whose society he loved to lingcr and tic
lie died quietly; breathing his last so gently and
peacefully that his spirit pissed away without
leaving distorted feature upon his inanimate re-
mains, but left calm expression of confidence that
he has left this world Of sorrow to enjoy the felicity
of eternity. M.
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sT. JOSEPHS FEMALE ACADEMY,
IsHEIfIIOND, VA.

yT1HlS Institution is situated on Shockoe Hill: cor
i ner of Marshall and and 4th streets, in most
healthy part of the city
Weekly reports of behavior and application are
read in presence of the Sisters and Pupils. There
will be a vacation of six. weeks annually, at the
commencement Of which Premiums of Merit. will be
distributed to such Of the young ladies as have dis
tinguished themselves during the academical year:
The vacation will commence the LIST of July and end
the 18th of August. No deduction will be made Tor
Doarders during this time, Is they are at liberty
to remain in the institution if they prefer it, Day
scholars are not subject TO- this regulation. Bills of
expenditure are sent in ADVANCE scmi-annually to
parents and guardians. pay sSholers pay quartery
provided with elotfinEo books, &C., by ;heinsatu
S will charges a adv saS or sai in S
tuition, for partial absence from the Academy du-
ring the year, Or for quarter, when agupil is re-
moved before its expiration, Unless sickness or dis
nissal requires the removal.
a, FERNS.
boarding and Tuition, per annumi iee, Si2o W
Use or bed end bedding, washing and mend
Doctors fee. ,rzu,f.s 800
D''''' : 'ss' DAY soHoLARs..
FIRsr CLAss-Embracing Orthosraphy, Reading,
History, Grammer and Arithmetic, per quar-
:. ter. 81 so
SEcosp CLAss-ortbography Reading, Writ
ing, Grammar, Letter Writing, History,
Geography, Practical and Theoretical 80
Arithmetic. W
TuInD CLAis-Orthography Reading, Writ
ing, Grammar, Composition, Ancient and
Modern History, Geography, Practical and
Theoretical Arithmetic, Geometry, Botany
Natural FIJI ilosophy. q 90
foURrH CLAss-in addition to the above, Rhe-
toric, Moral Philosophy, Astronomy and
Chemistry. s 90
va. All letters addressed (post,,paid( to the
Dircctress, "SIsrER NJ. NJ. FELIX McQUAlD, st.
Joseph's School, Richmond Va.
August l6, 1856
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr.. II. addresses all those who have injured them
selves by private and improper indulgences. "a.
These are some of the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits of youth, viz : Weakness
of the Back and Limbs, Pains in the Ecad, Dimness
of Sight, Loss of Muscular Power, palpitation ot
The Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability, De-
ranvement Of the Digestive Functions, General be-
bty, symptoms of CONSUMPTION, NJ.
MENrALLY.-The fearful effects on the mind ata
much to be dreaded; Loss of Memory, Confusion of
Ideas, Depression OF Spirits, Evil Forebodngs Aver
sion to Society, Sell Distrust, Love of Solitude,
Timidity, &C., are some of the evils produced.
Thousands of persons of all ages can Judge
what is the cause OF their declining health. Losing
yigor, becoming weak, pale and emaciated, have a
singular appearance about the eyes, cough, and
symptoms of consumption.
Married persons, or those contemplating marriage,
being aware of physical weakness, should immedi-
ately consult Dr. Ii. and be restored to perfect
health.
Let no false modcsty deter you from making your
case know to one who, from education aud respect
ability, can alone be.riehd yo lie who places linn
self under DR.. Huet and his treatment may religi-
ously confde in hs hGNor. gentlcipan, rnG in
whose bosom will be forever locked the secret OF his
patient -
There are very few men in the world in whom IL
is safe to repose confidence. especially in eases of
delicate nature, The many pretenders to medical
science with which the country is filled ,and the many
disappointments to which tie unfortunate are sub
jected by consulting such men, renders it matter
OF mere justice to caution the public against them,
and point them to the sure '.haven OF reposc.'
cured by DR.. Huet, pay required.
DR.. Huet invites all the, afflicted, however hope
less their case may appear, or whatever their dis
ease may be, or however many physicians or reme
dies they have tried, to put his knowledge and skill
to the test in an examination of the case-as it will
cost you nothing. He promises to every person he
treats u permanent and radical cure for life.
His Office is so arranged that persons calling will
see no one but the Doctor himself, who is in con-
slant attendance i'll his private rooms, ready and
willing to render relief to ill who may give him u
call. DR.. Huets Medicines entirely vegetable !;
they are easily taken without bindrance to business.
cure made in all cases to the satisfaction Of the
patient, or no fec required. 49,, t
All consultations, IN French or English, strictly
confidential.
Apply at his Medical Office, Governor Street, a.
bovc Franklin Street, RIchmond, Va.
Hours OF consultation from A. NJ. uutil =. NJ ;,
AND from 7. NJ. until p. NJ, Sunday excepted.
Price of Medicine per package So, which in most
cases proved sufficient to perform cure.
NO LETTERS RECEIVED UNLESS POST
PAID and containing Stamp to be used for the
Reply. [July 10, lS56-ly
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TRJsT aALE OF A VALUABLE
DsCeISiasg EEOsgse tyMN Lot, N2sd

OTHER PROPERTY. IN SFAUNTON.
DY virtue Of a deed of trust executed to me by
ID ThomasP. Eskridge and wife, will sell with
out reserve to the highest bidder, on Saturday the
9sd Of august, in the town of Staunton, the Mansion
House of the said Eskridge, and tile grounds there
to attached. This property e5bsists of about Acres
Of highly improved grounds new and commodi-
Gus BRICK DWELLLNG. HOUSE, Kitchen,
Servants Houses, Stabling, large lce-louse, and
other necessary out buildings. Altogether this is
one of the most beautiful and desirable residences
In this vicinity, combining in its location the ad
vantages of both town and country.
eide of the street leading from Beverly street,
ut the .'Newtown Pump
TERMS Arrangements have been made to al
low rery liberal credit n,oderate hand payment
excepted-upon the purchaser citing bond with
approved security for the principal purchase NOR
ey, aud the. payment Of interest Thereon yearly
from the date Of sale. The title will he reserved as
ultimate security. The terms will ee fully mede
JAMES L. SKINNER,
August 16, 1s5c.-2w, Trustee
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HIGHLAND ACADEMY.

YI>IIE sixth session ofthe HIGHLAND ACADE-
Il MY will commence on Monday the 18th day OF
September next, and close onthe Friday preceding
the 18th day of July. In soliciting patronage for
Ibis school of the Mountains, the trustees feel that
they are prepared to give every to the
efficiency ui its management The Principal, Nh.
William IL. Brooks, is gratu ate of Washington
College, and bring the best of testimonials as to
scholarship end correct moral department. In
addition to all tie branches comprised in thorough
And practical English education, he is prepared to
teach the Mathematical latin, Greek and French
Languages. The location of this school is highly
favorable and possesses advantages not 10 be found
elsewhere. Herethe students will enjoy the healthy
breezing atmosphere Of the Mountains and also the
healthy moral atmosphere offs people free from the
vices which prevail in more densely populated com
munities. Those who wish To enter either for the
whole OF half session, had better apply as the
number of pdpils viii be limited,
BY order Of Board Trlsteeg.
W. W. FLEMING, Prs.
REFERENCES - Facalty of Washington Col
lege: Rev. w. W. Trimble former Prinpipa
Brownsburg High School; Rev. DR.. White, Lesing
ton Va.
August lG, ls56.-spectator copy times.
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1000 prizes amounting to 5000, %
Whole Tickets, Sl0-Hatpes; S5-euarters, 81
PLAN OF THE POTTERY.
S20O,O0C

900 prizes amounting to 5000, 00
Whole Tickets, SlO--Hatres; S5-e Quarters, S21z
PLAN OF THE POTTERY
The numbers from to 80, coo, corresponding
with those Numbers ON the Tickets printed on sep
crate slips OF paper, encircled with small til
tubes, and placed in one wheel. .t.
The first 200 Prizes, similarly printed and encif.
cled, are placed in smother wheel.
The wheels arc then revoved, and number il
drawn from the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
number ana Prize drawn out 3re opened and exhib-
ited to the ahdiehce, and registered by tie Ccln-
missioner the Prize being placed az anst the num-
Der DRAWN. This operation is repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out
APsPPEBo.NlaarEoS PaI7Bs-The tyc preceding aud
the tWo succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
first 200 Prizes wifi Ee entitled to the 900 Ipproxi
nation Prizes according to tie Scheme.
Msa. The Managers, determined that their ljtte
ries stall eScel all others, cHer I'd the public the
above scheme, Which, fer 5he briancy Of its Capt
tails, and the chances of Obtaining PriSes has never
been equalled.
Va Remember that every Prize is drawn, ahd
payable ip full Without deduction.
IaIJ- All Prizes Of 81 900 and under, paid imme-
diately after the drawing Prizes at the usual
time of thirty days.
Al communications strictly confidential The
drawn hnmbers will be forwarded to purchasers inn
mediately aiter the dra wing. ;.
Prize Tickets cAshcd or renewed in other Tickets
at either office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed to
S. SWAN \ CO., 1HantG, Ga.
or s. SWAN, Mdntydmery, Ala.
August l6 1856
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valuable lands Gor Sals.

1 n pursuance OF Decree, of, the Circuit Court
OF Augusta, rendered On the ~ day of June
lS56, | will proceed, as Commissioner named in
the decree, to sell to the highest bidder, Thurs
day, the 2sth day of August mex, the TRACT OF
Land ON which William Silng, jr. deed resided.
This tract contains about $40 Acres, end lies the
Main Road leading from Parnassus to Stannton-l0
miles from the former and from the latter place.
Mohetts branch, permanent stream, runs through
the farm There is within few yard, OF the dwell,
ling, q Spring OF excellent water. This farm has
on 1T a good suhcieney of Meadow, with about 300
acres OF cleared land, in toerably good state OF
cultivation. The balance is well tmbered pine, oak
modious BRICK DWELLING house, large and
commodious Barn, and other QuG, buildings, -
. Persons. Ylshitg to buy good Stock or Grain
Farm, will do well to examine the property, on or
before the DAY 1f sale To suit purchasers this
may be conveniently DIVIDED. ,a,: .r-e
On the same day win sell, Us Commissioner, the
TRACT OF LAND, On. which o. p. silling, decd.
resided. Thls farm contains about $50 acres, and
lies the Main kosd leading from Staunton to Nj.
Solon-12 mites from the former and from the lat
ter place,-is in agpad eiglborhopd, and convent
ent to chIrches schools and merchant mills. Some
IS acEesef this rln are cleared, and in good state
Of cultivation, Most OF Che cleared ihpdis, at this
time, we'll set IN clover and timothy, The unelear-
ed land Is well timbered with oak hickory and pine
| The improvements consist OF comfortable DIV EI.-
LING HOUSE, a good Barn, and other necessary
Out Buildings. There is a well Of good water near
tn dwelling. To any one wishing to buy small
farm, this would be very desirable residence
! Persons wishing to- view and examine the above
named OF land before the day Of sale will call
on Enos silllng John sillins, j., or Abel Carson
| residing in the immediate neishborhood.
| TERMS SO much in hand as will paw the cost
of suit ana sale the residue in three edus pa merits
falling due respectively in one, two, end three years
from the day oi,sale; the purchaser executing bonds
and the title 10 y retained as Ultimate secnrty.
| lsss- Sale to take place on the day above named
at the late residence of VIM. Silling, jr, decd, a
| 10 O'clock, A. NJ j. +. HOTTIE, Conn.,
I.,l,-
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Another Re,i,a tkable Cure of Dyspepsia

q. ,BosToN, July 3, 1871. ;.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO your suggestion, it
purchased two bottles of your 0rygenoted Bit'ers
and commenced using the same according to direc-
tons, and experienced tie happies effects, 4. :.
years. During tie warm seasop, and at times, was
obliged to give up all attention to BUSINESS and al
though had Tie. advit, of many good physicians,
tinued to grdW worse, until | took your medicine !;
am now almost cured Of every ,disagreeable symp
TOM and able to do business as usual, -,
The whole credit % my restoration 10 health, is
due to the Oxygenated Bitters. =.
Your obedient servant,
ABNER SMITH,
Grocer, Central Square, East Boston,
SETH W. F0WLE CO., 13S Washington St.,
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by DR.. j.. G. NJ. Me,-
rillat and j. L. Laird, Staunton Va. and by their
agents everywhere. July 26, 1856.
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TN pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court OF
i Augusta County, rendered on the 18th day Of
June 1886, in the case of Jacob Dull, and Divid
Dull ST., and others, gainst Geo. Baylor Admin
istrator of Jacob Duh decd, Mary Dull, Hannah
Dull, Elizabeth Dull and others, shall as Commits
soner NAMED in said decree, proceed to sell ON the
premises on Friday the 18th day of September 1856
to the highest bidder tract of land lying in the
county OF Augusta about miles southwest O
about Is 100 Acres of cleared land on this farm
in good state of Cultivation and the balance il
well timbered, about s. or 10 Acres of excellent
Meadow, and branch Of water running through
the farm, a comfortable Log Dwelling House, gooo
Barn, and al necessary out houses, and 2 spring o.
first rate water neat. the house.
TERMS-So mueb cssh will be REQUIRED as vii
be sufficient, TO pay the expense Of SALE and tn,
cost cf this suit and the balance in equal payments
of one two, and three years from day of Sale, tn,
purchaser giving bond with good security, and thu
title to be retained until the payment Of the whels
Of the purchase money. D..
". S. II. BAYLOR, Com'r.
August l6, 1856. Rockingham Register copy.
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A Matter of Public and Private Concern

i ~, s sMoserber has commenced the ROOT ans
= SHoEMAklNG business at The old stans fn ~
customers of the old firm will always ind m mAere
tent stock Of homemade articles at fair prices. ~.
Ladies will lind every variety Of Shoes End Ga,ass
iof .helf use, from which they can make seIectnr
NJ, As further indacement for the public po,ro.
age, the subscriber will state thatie has en- On
the services OF A. NJ Simpson. as Superintenden,,
his establishment. ItENkV III sI1,snt
July 10, fssc-tf aIn
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y I
I n pursuance of decree entered in the cause e.
Il Boniyita and Others against ID. A. Pitman's
heirs and depending in the Circuit Court of Angus
ta shat proceed on Thursday, the 3lst day ofJu-
ly next, in tie town OF Staunton, to sell at public
sale, that very Desirable property recently oocupi-
ed BY aid Pitman, ehd neSrly opposite the Virgin
"a Dwelling Horse and large room at present used
. lii'lsrd Saleon.e' AIRY person desiring TO in
vest his money in real estate to yield large divi-
dend, will lind his desirable for that purpose.
Terms CT SALE: The purchase money to be paid
in four equal miscellaneous falling due respectively,
in six, t%elre, eighteen end twenty forr months
frem the Jay Of sale, bearing interest, the title to
be retained as ultimate security, and the purchaser
giving bond and good personal security.
n. k. TROUT. Com'r.
June 49, ls5G-tds.
The above sale is postponed to Friday the 18th
day of August.
August Q, lS56.-tds.
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10 Teachers.

w "HIGHLAAD HCADEMy," about the first
OF September next, for fhe ensuing Session of ten
months. gentleman well qualified to teach all the
branches necessary 70 agood English education and
be- @esrabe situation sSsh ona na t nssr ,d
salary will be given or the ioption of taking the
tuition iegs None need apply bot such asare quail
fed to teach the branches specified. This school is
situated in region OF country the most healthy aud
saubrious Of any in the, State. For further partic-
ulars address either of tho undersigned
WIN. w. FLEMING,
WIN. G. JONES,
A. SEYBERT,
4. STEVENSON,
- A. X. SlTLINGT0N
Monterey, August q 1896. Trustees.
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Marble Yard.

HAyING removed my yard from the old Sand
IL miles farther up on the Middlebrook road
and having just received beautiful and well selec
ted lot of Marble, viz Italian, Rutland and damesi
tic AM prepared as usual to furnish Tombstone;
of any Kind desired. "a nsmber of beautiful dratts
and designs may be seen BY calling at the yard
challenge no one, neither do | claim other thar
my own work. and certainly never exhibit that don,
in the cities my own. l only ask that those il
want OF any thihg in my line will cafl and exam
inc my stock before purchasing elsewhere.
A.P. XIQUESNEY.
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Take Notice.

A S the time is drawing near, when the Fall and
"A Winter supply of Goods must BE- laid in, | feel
compelled to earnestly request all in debted to me
either by note or open account to come forward
and promptly settle their accounts.
JACOB POLITE.
N. b. am selling for Cash, at cost, my remain
ing stock Of Clothing. Up.
Etauntoh, August 10th 1856.
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THE AMERICAN HOTEL.

This elegant Hotel Property is situated at the
Roiirood Dcpot IN Steunton, and has very recently
been put In operation, with everv appliance to in
cure its success II any hotel IN the Valley cf yr-
advantages for all the departments of Hotel bust
ness any that can lie named, To man of energy
and enterprise we offer the following extraordinary
inducements to purchase: If III purchase money
is secured to satisfaction to bear interest,"
payable annually, We will give Ten Years for the
Ii Il 4 nrtn Of til, min, al
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LATEST fRRIvA1l

WE are receiving our second supply Of Spring
w and Summer Clothing, and our stock is larger
now than any other in town.. We sell new
Suits of Clothing; from 81, so up to $40. We re-
quest all friends to call soon, as We are deter
mined to sell or give away. Don't forget the place
WELLER 4 LEOPOLD, Main Street, in the
largo Store Room. lately occupied by I. c. arwell
July - 1855 ST.