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Rearin Min q

THAT you can buy at the shop just north Of
l. the Irasburgh House Good Single Sleighs,
cheaper than at any other place in the county.
Also,
CANE WOOD AND OFFICE CHAIRS,
Sofas Bedsteads, Tables, &c, &C.,
CHEAP ! CHEAPER ! CHEAPEST
As NV orders are to close out the concern pre-
vious to the first of April next, without fail.
VIM. H, RAND.
AGENT.
Irasburgh, Jan. 4, 1856-1tf
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AUTUMN.

Il is the autumn Of the year,
The time that spreads decays
And swiftly to their shrouded bier
The charms Of nature disappears
From their bright spheres and stations mere
They fade and pass away.
Yes. pass away, all earthly things
Have being, live and die;
The beauties which the summer brings,
Although the heart around them ciingS,
Pause not, but on times hasty wings,
Are ever heeting by.
A mouruful sadness rests upon
All nature far and near;
The summers varied charms have gone
With all their beauty, and the dawn
OF winters gloom, now hastning on,
Enshrouds the passing year.
To man the falling leaves and flowers
Speak plainly Of decay;
They bring to mind the passing hours,
Which fade away like woodland bowers,
When autumn, with her chilling showers,
Usurps the summers sway.
I've seen the dowrets die before,
And viewed the falling leaf;
I've seen the shrouds which the earth wore
In autumn, in days Of yore;
knew that summers reign was DER,
Yet felt no pang Of grief.
But now the sadness Of the scene,
The drearness 1 view,
Brings back the past all fresh and green,
The bitter griefs which / have seen
Until my weary heart would cen
Bid life and earth adeu.
Since last saw these naples fade,
Or valleys spread with gloomi
Since last the summers charms decayed,
One loved and cherished has been laid
Within the churchyard's silent shade,
Within the noiseless tomb.
Alas from out our happy band,
Alight has passed away!
For Death came with relentless hand,
And DER MOTHER waved his wand;
LIES vital spark too rudely famed,
Left its frail home of clay.
All, loved and lost all, nevermore
wilt thou behold the year;
Alas, the blissful days of yore
Have passed, and while We journey DER
LIES pillows, net as oft before,
Shall we e'er meet thee here.
Oh, oft | seem, as Of long ago,
Dear mother, by thy side;
Again loves dying embers glow
In our fond hearts for thee, but oh,
lis all a dream, the hearts deep woe
Soon tells US thou hast died.
Have died and never, never more,
Shall we behold thee here,
But while grief sweeps our lone hearts ole
We think that thou hast gone before
To Heavens peaceful, quiet shore.
This checks the rising tear.
Oh! dearest mother, hover near,
If thee this boon is glveni
And guide us through liie's changes drear
To where the joys of Heaven appear;
Thou can'st be, though no longer here,
Our mother still in Heaven.
Albany, Jan. 20, 1856.
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"a The fertility of a soil depends up
on the relative proportions of earth. Ii
only one-tenth is alumina, it is calledsan-
dy. If only five per cent. is slick, it is
called clay, and is fit only for bricks Il
five per cent. is lime, it is called calcare-
Gus. If twenty per cent. is lime, it /;
Doarl
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srE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS COUNTY. SIS.

40 the Hon. Supreme Court next to be holden
IL at Irasburgh, within and for the County of
Orleans, on the third day of April, A D., 1856.
Your libellant Lanra A. Lewis Of Barton, in
said Orleans County, hunbly showeth to your
Honors that at Shefford, in the province of Can
ada East, on the 2lst day of January A. D., 1850,
she was lawfully married to Charles S. Lewis,
then of Sheford, Canada East, by one Mr.. Nc
Donald, an ordained minister of the gospel who
was legally authorised 10 soemnise said marriage,
and that from that day to the day of filirg this
libel she has lived in the strict observance Of all
the duties required by her marriage covenant.
Your lbellant further showeth that the said
Charles S Lewis hath not kept his marriage COW
enant-that on the 18th day Of February, a. d,
1852, at Rutland, in Rutland county, Vermont
the said Charles 5. Lewis, wilfully deserted you
libellant, leaving her destitute of all the necesSa
ries and conveniences of life, and has not since
said desertion resided with hnr inraviea l. ans
way for her support.
Your libelant further showeth that the said
| Charles s. Lewis since he wlfully deserted
your libellant, and during the years 1858 anC
1854 has resided in the town Of lrasburgh, in Or
| leans county, and in Warren's Gore in Esses
county, Vermont, during some part of said years
and that during his said residence in Irasburgl
and in Warens Gore aforesaid, he cohabite,
with one Sarah rriest, anu t.at Tie said Charlie
S. Lewis did then and there commit the crime 0
adultery with the said Sarah Priest, and that tn
said Charles S. Lewis now resides in the province
of Canada East.
Your ibellant further informs this Hon. Cour
that she has resided in the town of Barton, i
Orleans county aforesaid, for more than one yea
last past.
Your libellant therefore prays this Hon. Cour
that the bonds of matrimony between her and tn
said Charles S. Lewis may be dissolved, and
bill of divorce granted her. And in short tina
she may be restored to all things which she ha
lost by reason Of her said marriage covenant.
Dated at Barton in Orleans county, this lit
day of December, A. D., 1850
| g 7
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Irasburgh, Jan. 4, 1s56-1tf

VNHE subscriber has on hand and for sale
n large quantity of excellent Ready Made
Clothing, which they will sell as low as any one
in the county. Also, a first rate assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Plain and Fancy Dress
Goods, &C., &c, for sale low.
GEORGE WORTHINGTON,J r. s; co.
Irasburgh, Jan. 4, 1S5G-Itf
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",FHE GOOD raREE COMING"

BY T. S. ARTHUR.
TPNHOSE who wish to hear something of that
Il long expected dag, should read this book.
1t is having an immense salel5000 copies hay
ing been ordered in advance of publication.
We send a copy by mail, postpaid on req
Of the price, $500. L. P. GROWN &,ston
81 ColnAjl and other
N B. Agents wanted to sell United States.
popular books, in all parts a5 Agents.
Send for orr terms and
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TNHE subscribers are agents for S. e A. Dow
III OF johnson, for the sale of cloths az tLair
manufacture, which they will sell in exchange for
cash or wool. ~
GEORGE WoRTHINGToN. Jr. & co.
irasburgh. Jan. 4, 1s5e-Itf
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IL Tart words make no friends: a
spoonful of honey will catch more flies
than gallon of vinegar.
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e. Love is about the only passion that
has the power of making a man change
his character or his dress.
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JOHN P. SARTLE, Atty.

1t having been shown to me that the foregoing
named Charles S. Lewis resides withoutth this State
and is not within the reach Of process; 1t is here
by ordered that he be notified of the pendancv Of
this libel by the publication Of the same together
with this order in the Independent Standard
printed at Irasburgh in this State, three weeks
successfully, the last of which shall be at least
six weeks previous to the session Of the court
aforesaid, which shall be sufficient notice to the
said Charles 5. Lewis to appear and object 10 the
granting of the prayer of said petition if he see
cause.
Dated at Windsor the 18th day of December
1856.
i ISAAC r. REDFIEID.
Eva Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court.
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11octifal 5rlrtIlons.

"a We publish the following lines on
Autumn" though decidedly out Of sea-
son -
For the Standard.
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CRAFTSBURY ACADEMY.

TENHE Spring Term will commence WednfsL'!
\ Feb. II, and continue eleven weeks.
We shall spare no pains to have our school - -,
among the FIRST, in point Of thorough h.,
training and correct moral influence; ana &c
licit continuance Of public favor and paif-.-s-.
For particulars relative to Tuition, Bo4ld' .
see circulars or apply to
HENRY HUBBARD, Prsal4a~
CIaftsbury, Jan. 10, 1856.--2-tf
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CALIFORNIA NEws.-The mines in
ralifnrnia opo yielding mora ahrnda1s IL,
than ever.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
ORLEANS COUNTY IS.


TENO the Hon. Supreme Court next to be holden
Il at rasburgh, within and for the county of
Orleans on the third day of April A.. D., 1856
Your libellant Laura B. Parker of Lowell in
said Orleans county, humbly showeth to your
honors that at Lowell aforesaid, on the 9Th day
of September, A. D. 1850, she was lawfully mar
ried to Nathan Parker jr., then Of Lowell afore-
said, by Edwin Woods Esq then a Justice OF
the Peace within and for the county of Orleans
aforesaid, and that from that day to the day of
filing this libel, she has lived in the strict obser-
vance of all the duties required by her marriage
covenant.
Your libellant further showeth that the said
Nathan Parker jr., hath not kept his marriage
covenant; that on the 18th day Of March, a. d.
1851, he wilfully deserted your libellant, and
went to parts unknown without this State, lea
wing your libeant wholly destitute of all the ne
cessaries of life, and that he has not since he SC
left your Gbellant, resided with her or made any
provision for her support. Your libellant has
good reason to believe that said Nathan Parker
If. is now residing in the State of Texas.
She further informs this Hon. Court that she
has resided for more than one year last past il
Lowell aforesaid.
Your ibellant therefore prays this Hon. Court
that the bonds of matrimony between her and
the said Nathan Parker II. may be dissolved, and
bill of divorce granted her. And in short, that
she may be restored to all things which she ha,
lost by reason of her said marriage covenant.
Dated at Lowell this 18th day of December, a
D. 1855.
TATTRA r. PARKER
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1t having been shown to me that the foregoing
named Nathan Parker jr. resides without this
State and is not within the reach of process, it is
hereby ordered that he be notified of the pen
dancy Of this libel by the publication of the same
together with this order in the Independent Stand
ard printed at lrasburgh in this State three week;
successfully, the last of which shall be at leas
six weeks previous to the court aforesaid, whief
shall be sufficient notice to the said Nathan PARK
erjr, to appear and object to the granting -
prayer of said petition if he see cause. Windsor.
| Dated at Windsor in the count55.
the 18th day OF December, A. PREDFIELD,
our ioAAfhe Supreme Court.
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Irasburgh Theatre +!

XNTILL be opened the 1st day OF Fe6ruary
w next in which the Lawyers and Sheriff
will play conspicuous part, and all persons
without distinction of age or calling who are in
debted to the subscriber will pay portion of the
expense incurred in consequence of putting the
concern into operation, unless they call and settle
before the said LIST day Of February
WM. II. RAND.
Irasburgh, Jan. 4th, 1S56-1w4
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C.. G.. Kellam,

DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY
IRAsBURGH, VERMONT.
II FFPS constantly on hand and for sale full
IN supply of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, and
DYE Stuffs, Trusses, Abdominal
Supporters and Shoulder Braces, Fancy and Tai
let Articles, Cloth, Hair and Tooth Brushes.
Bogle's Hyperion Fluid, Golden
Gloss. and Lyons Kathairon for the Hair, Har
risons, Lewis and Hutchins' Hair Dyes,
Stationery Of all kinds, Plain and
Fancy Colored Note and Letter Paper. Harr-
sons Celebrated Columbian Perfumery,
Fancy Soaps and Flavoring Ex-
tracts. Also, agent for all Popular Patent Med,
cines of the day.
Irasburgh, January 4, 1S56-16
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A Warranty Deed.

a Warranty Deed.
TX NOW all men by these presents, that the sub
EA scriber is vet alive and on praying grounds
and mterceding terms with the public generally,
and in town-having come up through
GREAT CIRCULATION.
knowing that the race is not to the swift, nor the
battle to the strong, but to him that persevereih
to the end. Therefore, he may be found at his
old stand, ready at all times to perform the duties
pertaining to his business oft he may be re-
CURED; while particular attention is also paid in
selecting and keeping constantly on hand a good
| assortment of
TEN WARE & St&eVE PIPE.
together with variety of other articles too nu-
| merous to mention, such as are usually kept in a
| Harness Makers Shop. And lastly, but not Least,
reference can be had to my Books, where are
| found
A VARIETY OF ACCOUNTS,
! together with lot of notes which are due and
must be paid soon, or cost will certainly be mae
as | stand in perishing need of cash TO pay nv
own debts with.
Immediate attention is requested None br.
unreasonable men will delay.
SAMUEL STANFORD.
Irasburgh, Jan. 4, 1856.-1tf
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For the Standard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-07-21

A LLkGHANA SPKlNtsS.-.Thls Water.
IA ing place is situated in the county Of Montgom
cry Virainia the banks of the Roanoke River, 81
miles from the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad and
surrounded by mountain scenery unsurpassed for
beauty in the State. This water 10 unequaed in it,
eceacous qualities by any mineral scater ia The Union
and contains peculiarly it, oac and which
have neUer yet been found exist in any other mine
raj springs Its has reached and yeliered cases
,chch all medicine and other mineral ,cGters had failed
in. Persons wishing gain further information in
regard to the sanitive qualities of the water
erred to large cards. which have in I'll the princ
pal Hotels Steamboats, Cars, &c. with certificates
appended from gentlemen of the highest character.
We have recently erected large BATHING Establish
mens of all descriptions; also, comfortable Recep-
ton House at the railroad.
Persons leaving Richmond or Petersburg, viii ar
rive at the Springs the Same day by O'Clock d..
We will be prepared to receive visitors Wy the lst
day of June Our best efforts will be given render
visit to this fountain Of health agreeable and pleas
ant. JNO. w. HOLT u SONS,
my 27-dtl0A Preprietors.
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s sst Aet NORFOLK, July h.
The quarantine laws here are being strictly en-
forced. The captain and pilot of the schooner Mo-
hawk. Of Porto Rico. were before the Mayor yes
ferday. fer violstion Of the laws The vessel has
left port. but the cnnsignees have become respon-
sible. The ship James Guthrie, from Key West,
has been detained at quarantine by the Board Of
Health-several cases Of fever having been i'm.
ported TO Key West from Havana
1t 1, stated that John L Porter has been ap.
pointed Naval Constructor at the Gosport navy.
yard.
Gov Wise arrived here to-day from his Eastern
Shore excursion, and 10 quartered at Mrs Segar's.
negro man, owned by Mr.. James Philips, was
drowned In Hampton Greek to-day, by the swamp
Ing Of . lighter.
Raw d s. Desgett. breaches At Granny street
Methodist Church, Sunday. He has many I'd.
mirers In this city, who wall avail themselves OF
the opportunity to hear him.
Among the arrivals at Old Point from Richmond,
are Thomas w. Dosweii. g. Persico, u. d. Hill, J.
II Myer and A. A. Dunnavant.
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h TN - - - = ~ ~ = NAss = =.
PxrkRsBuR0. July -.
There vas quiss ! ea1a = City Point last night
The steamer Kokuoka and 0srman weasel we're
torn hon their mooyiues ard drilsed against eeeh
other. The Roanoke Ms slightly dAmAssd-aer
hurricane deck being partially ripped mp.
Te-nishk Capt Pals. II Kanaas. and the ed1of
Of the Lseompson Unson, addrsssed KAMA.
snesiine here. Thsir remarks we're wen deliveries
aaa well received
B. B. Chase, OF salsm. MAss., was murdered u
Nicaragua on Tho 18th nit. ss
i r. w Hushes, Am, has been elected Mayor q
jackson, La. sss*s 81 asss
Among the curiosities Of commerce was tne
clearance from Chicago, on ThursAay, Of tne
schooner Dean Richmond, with twelve thousanu
busheis Of wheas for Liverpool direct 1t " cea''
freight
Maj. Alfred Fuller. Of Perry county. Ala ~
shot dead by some unknown person last Wee.
Mrs Col. Fremont Is scjourning It Ola fo'D''
Virgins.
Twenty Calhoruians, In . card In the " asnl =.
tom Union vindicate Hon. r T. Herbert HoM sns
abuse Of the California papers.
Mons Essen, belonging TO Eldreds circus, ~
badly injured last week by being thrown from M
borse ai Leesbnrg Va
DIR. John 8. Wexford has been elected Presi
dent of the Fredericksburg and Gordonsviiie Kali
road pro TEN
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J. GARRETT, Treas'r
Oaaes Va. Central Railroad Co,
Richmond. July 10, 1856
At the New York Board Saturday morning sales
were made Of GOO Va SIS 80 at sss, and OF $io-
coo do 1t &93. In Norfolk sales have besn made OF
10 shares FarmsrS Bank at SOL 30; do Virgins
Back at ST. Is, and GOO Norfolk city scrip at 500
In Lynchburg, Friday, shares IF Merchants Bank
were sold at &lo2.
The New York Journal of Commerce, of Saturday
afternoon, ssys the stock market 10 stronger Fol.
eigu Exchange without animation. Bills on
London 1924 09i for commercial signature; ll0Vil0t
for bankers; Paths 5le4 05.l5.
During last week the imports of dry goods into N.
York amounted TO 1885,, $685. and general merchsn.
disc 5e5 1886 total 81 .sSs 481 being excess of
nearly million dollars the imports of last year.
The exports from New Yorkto foreign ports for the
week are also large, and show gain the total
for the CORRESPONDING week Of last year, will ap
pear from tbs annexed comparison:
From Jaa to July $34 s7o86s $50, 1885, $50
Week ending July 19....... i,45s,69a 2,2S6, 1888
Total since Jan. $s5 1856 4,2ss, 1875
The new bank at Finca,tls. Va, went into opera
ton Thursday. There were quite . number OF ap-
pIissnts tor funds -
Tho wheat crop of Wythe county. Va this
Is estimated at 10000 bushels about the same Is that
of last year.
Richmond Markets, July 10.
FLOuR-ysry Little arriving, and nothing doing be-
yond the retail trade.
Z WHEAT Quantity OF new arriving still liuited
prices same a. yestsldsy: sl650l7o for red; 81 IS
0t 50 tor white.
COKN- Unc changed s507o cts per bushel.
BALrIMosE MARKET ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
rather Quit, and net mach disposition to purchase
-four at present rates Old Fou- dull at $675 fresh
sround City Aiiils 81 Ezra s701 81 'Fawily.ss Is
09 Whest -recsipts about IA, 600 bushels during
the day. sales Of white from 81 .5O TO SILL and
Ct red at el4O to 81 81. Corn 60 to IS cents No
chang~ In Sugar, Molasses and Coffee. Bacon
Shoulders loi0lle Sides l23c, Hams u 0is4 cents -
Whiskss-Cay and Pennsylvania S70S9, Ohio 40 cts.
per salsn. ast3t4 @4se'
New YORK MARKET-SATURDAY-Fi market
firm with limited stock Western and Ohio sold at
vs. Is to 4 zccordiag to Grade ssles of 10000 bbs
aou, bern steady ut Sc IS to 72O for mixed to good
brands I'D 81 Is to so for fancy and extra. Haxa
and 3slleso quoted at ID Whsas-Ssles at
rausing from = SO to 80, according to quality The
hshest prices vera paid for Canadian white. ard of
course old wheat, for shipmsnr for which new will
not answer. No sales of southern Saturday Corr
--6016c for Western mixed. and lG01D for South
era white and yellow. Whiskey-4cc.
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MILLINERY.
ITsICE Tn TIt AIlIE

E1nu NOTICE TO THE LADIES. Mr.
~ MADAME SON. Fsshionabis Mil
15A liner, takes the pleasure of informing ~
the Ladies that she has received from ~
T arts and New York an elegant assortment of Bon
nets, Cops Head Dresses &c., which really beau
tifu and exces anything Of the kind that has ever
been offered in this city; and the season 10 now ad
vsncine che 10 determined to sell at very reduced
prices To those who intend going to the Springs,
opportunity offers of getting Head Dress or Cap
of an entirely pattern at exceedingly low prices
Don't forget the store, MADAME SON, IS Main
street. Fashiouabls Millinery Establishment.
. il 2@-tmk =. 49,
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DINEY POINT ersons
wishing to visit this popular altering Pice, can
do 20 by taking the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad cars at 81 O'Clock, on Tuesday and
Friday mornings ill meet the steS. Alice Price at
Aequa Creek and be conveyed directly to the Point
with the cars ut the Greek on Wednesdsy and Sa-
turday evenings. W. w. DIX,
2 iy Is -2w* Proprietor.
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aee&E r FALL ais4'a aAs ,.'s'

FIRST COLT STAKE.
We, the subscribers agree to run sweepstake over
the Fairfield Course during the regular Fall meeting
of 1856. for colts and lilies then three years old 500
subscription. 500 forfeit two mile keats to name
and close the LIST day of July 1885, three or more to
make race:
o. p. Hare names Oh T. Nicholas lat bv GIaneoe
dam Mamie Rhodes.
Thos. boswell names -
James Tally names 5.s
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NIEW APOTHECARY STORE.
RICHARD n. MEADE. ssetg r. ROBERTS BAKER,
(Graduate Of tbs Philadelphia College Of Phar.
macy.l
MEADE &c BAKER


1885, northwest corner Of Main and Tenth St., just
above the new Custom House,
Have opensd and fitted out an Apothoeary and Drug
store, with every Improvement and convenience for
They have ON hand, and viii sndeavor to keep
assortment of fresh and reliable Drugs He
dicinss and Chemicals ground and unsround selected
Spices Cooking Extracts: Lubins and other celebra
ted PerfuDery and Soaps the finest imported CT
CARS; Smoking and Chewing Tobacco; PUSHES; kur-
eicat Instruments. Trusses. and Surgical Appliances
ieeneE spoaseE and every article usually sold in
their design to give strict personal sttention -
tns n ~ ifs hrsnchea and no article win be
issned which may not be perfectly relied apon for
proper strength and purity OF character. S- ao'
~ they have both had many years experience n
the h5s dss stpsss e The city they feel suthorixsd
and every pharmaceutical preparation viii bs fIis3
and prepared q promptly and scientifically g NJ
other ssss 3 e the country.
e - Will Be accurately dis psns-
ed = one o. the pastae st oil hours Of the dsy or
rHkAr DkY GUODS.-.A o q u s = Il 4
asAlLEhT you'd respectfully say to his custom
en- s.a me y psas generally that 10 Offering his
order - eo. g Df seods e mech redesed prices
s.sson q follows Plain Bereses al shades Sstin
ntrapsd and Flowed 6ilk Thames Chailey Bereses:
, Gsossssis large ssscrtment d caicoss Fsns, u.
an4 csntre Mssns: Plan suss Husiins 1 Iis.
snd Chiieren's Cotton Hose; Boy4 half Hcees Crsne
Sna..S nwi.s and Gsnsns In.srtisas Bobia Edss-
Iscs sna s sess .ss cssis Eef. Bl.sh IEnniaf
cheap French Worries Collars; Blssk Lees Veils:
sres lot 81 Lawns Ginehame 6saes Bkirts i adieS
L IGssss 81. W.. sa sa s.a a.sr ss vasfy q
Corssts, ~ sias. cottsa shirtia aad ahssfi.sa ~
frest many othos hosaafus 1t a -
" - s.. - nO: q Nam sTnHKT.
2TOCK1 RQR nALH-yIRGINlA 1T