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SECOND AND FRANCIS SITS.

COX. 3GCOND AMI fEAIsS1S kS45.
ST. Joseph. NO.
FT4NE in store the follow ing named articles
1 L which they offer to the trade cheap for
Is hhts n O Sugar $50 bills reeti'ti whisky
% bhIs Clarified do 1-.o hlf do do do
10 do Powder 10 ~ hh'soid bourbon do
20 do Crushed do ~ iif de-do do do
10 hhds Refined do 10 do do rye do
40 bars Rio Coffee - fbIs cssnac brandy
20 do lava do 20 hif do do do
~ do Mocha do 5 his Holland gin
2a rniIs grass rope 10 do pure peach brandy
20 dog bed cords casks i'm. port wine
10 do piow lines 10 bbis malaga do
% coils sash cord 3 or casks fire handy
81 bills rebeiied moias-5 hbls fine old whisky
ses III boxes assorted csBdy
80 h!f bh!s an do Is do fine -crarkers
p do Be.chef's do 10 do Driines
40 kegs sugar hoase do23 doz Prestonand Mer-
I 30 do Carolina Ear ribs Yeast powders
% bhls do do IS do Bahb.ttss DO
10 do Kanawha salt 10 bbls picked herring
5a0 sacks G A do al boxes star candles
II0 bags assorted shot Is gross velvet corks
20 do buck do Il, aoz painted buckets
5 kegs bar lead 1n0,000 perei.ssian caps
100 rs wrapping paper $50 kegs asst nails
25 do tea do % ton iron ali sizs
100 large kettles asst g asst castings
80 bzs Malaga~aisins. l26 boxes cheese
3 casks Carolina rice % bb.s vinegar
100 bbls lime 100 boxes nahf tobacco
IS bxs Imp and G P tea10 boxes ginger brandy
So DRI z s.
Herring, mackeral,. Mustard, soda, starch,
Coafish. salmon, ahad, Pepper sauee, katchup,
Whitaiisl. sardines, NatEaeSs. cloves.
Oysters, pic fruits, Batting. soda crackers.
Almonds, Eng ssainnts Ticking, stopeware,
Pecans, cream mus Wash boards. tfibs.
Fiihests, figs, prunes, Wooden ware, brooEns.
Raisins, zaflte, currents Willow and cane chairs
Citron. u1acaroni, Chiidren's wagons,
Champagne. port wine, Butter crackess. cirgays
Madeira wine, cordials, Playing cards all kinds,
Asst pickles, preserves, Matches. backing, &c
Also, iron, nails, castings, buggy springs,
axies and boxes. Soft
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Tie Tesan Ne,

Esr The Texan Mercury. in mod
est dun to its patrons. says:-..Su Suffer little
sums TO come unto Us, and hold them not
back, for OF such is our income"
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VISIONS EOR 1866.
Es-y2sfos.e. BIRD 81 Co..
LIBERTY, CLAY CO., MO, $50
uAVE put up 1900 good corn fattened hogs
l. 4 averaging go lbs, net, from which they
tgili have for sale, tsfs<
10000 It's lard in kegs, barrels and ticrces
s 1Ut ba rels mess pork.
250,UuU Tbs bacon.
: Or they will sell the cut meat in dry salt, if
applied For before hung up to smoke.
Apply at The sore of a
MILLER EIRD s. Co.
: Jan. p, $50 s@~ Cpl S5) .16-3m
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Sonr RlvEa.-Iue Boston Traascrip,
gives t;l. total length of Ire Mississippi
Z: 81 AID tributaries st 81 600 n;i-s:
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Netu aObfrtisenlents.
Notice to Settlers i'm Kansas and
NEBRASKA
SURVEYOR GENERALS OFFICE, !
alEE (

- SURVEYOR GENsRALss OFFICE,
= Wyandott City, K. T., Nov. p, 1855.
4 S frequent enquiries are made of this Off
Ace in relation to the manner in which mott
&C OF Pr exemption claims to the public lands,
in Kansas and Nebl asila are to be given through
the Surveyor Generals Office, this notice is
published for the benefit of all who it may con-
Germ.
The following form OF declaration of inten-
ton to claim under he law, any tract of land
subject to pI Exemption, has been furnished this
office by The Commissioner of the General Land
Office. The declaration OF intention may be
written or printed. and must be signed by the
apple in the presence of some person who
may be maze and signed at his Office, or any
where else in the territories and sent by mail
or otherwise to this Office. The form must
be carefully observed:
DEcLARAToRY STATEMENT faR CASES WHERE
TIE LAND Is Nor SUBJECT TO PRIVATE ENTRY.
r., of - being have, on
thes--tlav Of, 4. ID. 49,, settled
and imEr5Yed tie --- quarter of section
number -. in township number -, OF
range number -, in the DIST let of lands sub
ject TO sale at The Land Office at -, and con-
tanning - acres, which land has not yet been
offered at public sale, and thus rendered sab
ject to private entry; ard do hereby declare
lny intention claim the said tract of land
p. exemption right, under The provisions of said
ac, of 18th SCI tenabe !, 1871.
Given cildef my ia nd, this - day of -
In prescribe of
Upon filing the siecia ION in this office there
whlissu 70 Tie applicant tbs Following cefti
cate:
No.-SURvEYoR GEMS OFFcE, K.
1885,
Ieertify that--has this day filed in my
Office Ho-ice Ia accordance with the 18th sec
tiou Of the Act establishing the Office OF ,lle
) .fveyor General of Kansas and Nebraska and
granting pre-e,nption tighss to actual settlers
foc thc---quarter Of section number
in township nHmbet--in range number
- east Of the 9Th Principal Meridian in -
Territory. --
Surveyor General of Kansas and Nebraska.
s JOHN CALHOUN,
Surveyor General of Kansas and Neb. aska.
Jan. -, 56, 46-cf
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very Important.

IL0FHI Nc-Sp-inand summer ciolhir 8
~ at St. T.orie r'ice
ASPLING, STEVENS & CO.
.li parkyiHe No
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S. DICKSON,
<eiss fsssois Merchant.
Eefeeences.-

WILL attend 70 receiving and Forwarding.
Wv Al Goods forw aried on commission will
receive immediate attention.
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TIE LAST ARRIVAL.

/ he LAO / AhhI ' III.
IyTE have just received, per steamer ARABIA
w and LEWIS BURNEs, our Fall Stock Of
efsSOrsess sNea.csaaNdiSe.
Embracing almost every article in the line OF
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
CUEENSWARE,H HATS. CAPS, BOOTS,
SHOES, CLOTHING, &C., sc.
Which added TO our former stock, renders our
assortment more general than that OF any house
in the place Ali which will be sold extremely
low for cash only. L. BURNES s. BROS
Atchison, Nov. Is, '55.
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ST. LouIs.-R. Fl. Stone, t. Fl Larkin.
& I.ExINGTox.-A. u. Chadwick. J. II. Light
wEsros--E- Cody, Belt & Coleman, II. R.
Young:
sr JosfrH. Middleton & RILEY. John
Corby. s11-.f
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DR. J. 2. EWEEE.
HESIpENE PuxSx6K1M.

sCH1sokHe kA<-<A.@kIs SEEHIDlSs
II AFiNG pEaeticsd medicine in the West
L for many years, and urders sassdins tho
oagh.y the diseases OF the country, offers his
services to the cisizeaz OF Atchisou and siciii.
~. Will always be found at the Drag store oS
Eweli & Dy kes, when cot professionally en-
Atehison, <. T., Aug, 1885. s2a-
Ceap-o bSsss 80 - g 81 : is p .
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HENRY coLXaN.

GEe. W. BELT. HENRY GOTHAM.
BELT g. C0E.wAN.
WESTON, NO.
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Dry
Goods and Groceries, Clothing, soots and
Shoes, &c. &c. Quitting Geces in great va
yiety. Also FervaI ding and cemHissioa hier-
chants. sia
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Surveying ina Kansas.

Surveying is kansas.
.FT1HE undei signed has been appointed County
L Surveyor of Doniphan CDanty, Kansas
Territory. lie will Survey land in the County
IN legal manner and at he shortest notice.
Numbers given free of charge.
JAMES +. sFORMAN.
Doniphan, K. T., San. 22, $50. 40 IF
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q. POST, Esq, is authorized to act IS
j AGENT for the "Squatter Sovereign, IN
tho City of st. Louis. 8.t
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GY,E.F.YE EsFEge..5gHE

- = A1s "a - = . = tsE 4 a@AIe
r An now erecting in A.chison, Steam Ssw
i Mill, et the very best kind; which will be
cofnplatnsfby the first OF March. After that
time | shall De able to supply the citizens OF
Kansas with all kinds Of lumber, at as Io..
price aa any other MIL IN tie Territory.
f15-I wish to purchase I0,0tD S-ss-Iogs, FOR
which viii pay the highest price, in Cash OF
any kind OF lumber
q t. GRAFTON THOMSON.
JNo. WILSON ROBERT ?. cLAkK-
WILSON & CLARK.
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
AT LAW.
- Onzce a. Prasxe City, no.
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Clothing. Boots, Shoes, Dry-Goods, &c.

Clothing. Boots, Shoes, Dry-Go0ds, &C.
4 large invoice of all kinds Of clothing for
~ Fall aud Winter use.
N cases tnen:s. hoy's, women's, and chiidren's
boots and shoes;
II cases hats and caps;
i75 rair macKanaw, bed, Indian, snd horse
blankets
600 pair Missouri country knit SOCKS, country
jeans and large and well varied stock az
every kind of fall and winter dry goods,
including superior lot OF tue dsess goods
for ladies
Indian goods kept on hanl.
II is my purpose To sell .esy. and will salts
fy all who call that they will find Atcbisoa the
best MARKET in Kansas for buyers
Missouri farmes 3 opposite Will be dealt with
"a have been accustomed To deal with them IN
Platte county. Their hemp and other produce
viii always be bought for cash.
s33-y STEPHEN JOHNSTON.
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=. Tie population OF Kansas is stated
a thirty ise L.susa.al. = ~
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ST. Joseph NO.
FT3NE in store the follow ing AIMED articles
l L which they offer to the trade cheap for
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IL IiTtseliDe OF -
Upon filing the aecias ion in this office there
whlissue To lie applicant tbs Following cefti-
cate:
No.-SURvEYoR GEMS OFFcE, KIT
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1856-11-29

OPPOSITE THE VIRGINIA HOTEL,
dd5oiaiRg kamefoFs Ic,eetfg Store.
ITO the lovers of the Weed, and chewcrs of To-
L. bacco, beg leave to announce thatI have OPEN
ed EEGiR AND T0B4CC0 ESTABLISH
NENT, at the above mentioned stand where all
times, may be found Segars Of all the most admired
Brands, Of imported and domestic manufacture
with Chewing and Smoking Tobacco of the very
best kind. practical experience of many years
in the above business, and thorough knowledge
of the same, utities me in saying, that can supply
I'll demands ad administer to the tatsc of the most
inveteratc tobaceo ehcwers and smokers. | nope nv
many friends viii give trial, and ,heir kim
support, in my eudeavor to establish myself here
promising them stlic: andfsihful attention to bus
mess WILLIAM BARaAAN.
Nav Is 1856
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READ TTfI&.
--latest and Most Interesting News!
STEINER RROTIERc o rgn


ryNAkE this method, or liberty to inform the citi
Il zens of Staunton and surrounding country. that
they have just returned from the North and brought
CLOTHING and Gents Fancy FURNISHING G oods
that has ever been offered in this market. Their
Goods were made UP aud selected pnder their own
care, OF the best kind of material and in style to
suit every taste. Their Goods are warranted to bG
sewed well. Their stock consists of every kind and
style of Goats, suel Mantas in The latest fashion.
Beaver Goats. Petersham, ion-skn, Ianb-skip.
Whitney, fine Cloth and Cashmere Satnett and L.
Cashmere Coats. Pants, such MS fine Black & Fam
cy Cashmere Satinctt L. Cashmere Tweed, 1t
Seaman silk Pants, at every price, from Sl.50 up
to SIP.
VESTs.-Fne Silk yalvet, Plush. Cashmere.
Tweed Black Satin. Satin Plush, Plain and Fancy
Silk Vests. double and single breasted
BOY s. WEAR.-A very large assortment of BOYS
Wear constantly on hand at very low prices: also.
large assortment of Negro Clothing, at reduced
prices,
As some Of our partGers reside in Baltimore. and
sending, weekly, the latest STYLES We can supniy the
eitzens OF stanton constantly with a complete as
sortment, and rs we manufacture all our Goods our
Establishment this side Of Baltimore
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to call and
examine our Stock, as they eau buy here in Whole
sale as cheap as in any OF TIE Northern Cities and
the Freight expenses.
Now is the time; come and supply yourself Will
clothing for the cruel winter.
"Come one, come all
Our motto is, Quick Sales and small Profits
Don't forget to call at STEINER, BROS. & cos
great Central Clothing Emporium.
Sept. 20, lS50-6mos.
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NOTICE.

TINE firm of Il q j 5. Crawford is this ay dis
4 solved by mutual consent, $. Crawford havr
ing sold out his interest to James W Crawford and
Henry X Cochran, the firm will be ooatnued unde-
the style Of Crawford Cochran. II becomes alb.
soutely necessary that all accounts due the old
firm, up to Jan lst, 1856, should he settled mp inn
mediately BENJAMIN CRAWFORD.
JOHN SCRAWFORD.
AprilI2, 1856
STE wilreoeivein fewdays,a very large and
w we'll assorted stock of Spring aud Summer
goods to which sc cali tho attention o the Old
friend. aad customers of ae house.
CRAWFORD d COCHRAN.
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Collection Notice

NOTICE is hereby given to all who have kindly
~ contributed to the completion of the Lutheran
Church al staunion, that portion Of their sub
scription fell dae On the first At September ls56-
IT is therefore Aeped, that saeb VIA eadrapor to
make prompt payment 10 the undersigned, at Staun
uai whilst it would be mach trouble Tor him h. visit
each subsctlher. GEO BAYLOR
Sc pit, 9-~FoNn rapeis eoPr lreasa5ef
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From the Louisville Journal.
THOU 1T MISS NE EYERN0KE,
BY ANNIE MARIA wEhBY.


lhoul. miss me; fairer forms than mine
May on thy pathway beam.
And eyes Of laughter light in tbinc
With loves own seftness CLEAN,
But ever from their happier rays
Thy spirits glance will fee
Back to the one sad, earnest gaze
So filed with love for thee.
Thou'lt miss me; tones more silyery clear
Than lingef on my tongue,
On brighter, roster lips may cheer
Where Tyre and Lutte are strung,
But still the unforgotten lays
low murmured in thine ear,
Thy smile their every need OF praise,
Above them ali th3u,lt hear.
Then Il miss ME smiles Of SUMMER sheen,
From fairer features thrown.
May shine upon thine altered mieu
as never mine hath shone,
But still the one familiar smile,
That welcomed thee of old,
Its place, above their every vile,
Within thy heart shall hold
1hou'It rniss me mid The worlds gay crowd
Thou'it minglo as Of yore,
With stately step and bearing proud
md words Of courteous lore,
But still when other lisp my name
Shall whisper where thou'rt found.
Thy cheek. be it in praise or blame,
Shall crimson at its sound
rhon'lt miss me from nights solemn fan,
Nt,a,, hnlv stare look dawn
Thoa'It seek in pleasures cup inyain
Al thoughts Of me to drown,
For stin each blessed orb and bright
On which I've gazed with thee
Shall bring the tear drops to thv sieht
Thy bosom thoughts Of NE.
Taou'lt miss NE; on thine aching breast
Whence pleasant thoughts shall fly,
Though other fairer head may rest
Where mine above should liz.
Meme other out thy soul can chase
The thoughts of what hath been.
Tins wasted form aud faded fsee-
Would steal your souls between,
Thoalt miss me but why waste IN woeds
The burning thoughts that sweep
So mournfully my beings chords
Forget them-let me weep,
fha, though for ever in each heart
The dream of love Is er,
On earth or sea -where,er thou art,
Thca'lt miss me evcrmore
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IMPORTER,

dil loma Of the first class, was awarded by the
Virginia Mechanics Institute. fer the promotion of
the Meehanis Arts, to Samuel Sutherland, OF Rich
mond, for of Guns, Pistols, and Rifles ,exhb-
tied al the Exhibition OF Articles of American Man
ufacture. held in the City of Richmond, on the 10th
day of Nov. ls54.
Rielmanl, Nav 3. ls56.-ly.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE

Dr. Ii. addresses all those who have Injured Thorn
selves by private and improper indugences
1l1ese are some OF the sad and melancholy effects
prod aced bf early habits of YOUTH viz: WeaEre.s
of the Back and Limbs, Pains in the Eeod Dipn,,.s
OF Sight Loss OF Muscular Power, palpitaiiofI' ,f
the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritability De
rangelnent OF the Digestive Functions General Is
bihty, symptoms of Consumption &C.
NtNALhY.-Tle fearful effects on the mind az
much to be dreaded; Loss Of Memory, Confusion q
ideas, Depression OF Spirits, Evil Forcbodpos van
sion to Society, Sell Distrust. Love of solitude
Timidity5 &C., are some Of the evils produced
thousands OF persons of all ages eon now iudae
what is the cause of their declining h, alth L,>i5g
Higor, becoming weak, pale and emaciatcd. have =
singular appearance about the eyes couah y, =
symptoms of consumption.
Married per%o2s, 81 those contemplating marriage,
2elng aware of physical weakness should impledi
health. = fY'isS >
het no false mole9ty deter you from making YOU,
case know to one who, from education and rFsnq,t
ability, can alone beiicnd YOU. He who places him
self under DR.. Huet and his treatment nav rciiri
o4sy confde in his honor as gentleman and in
patient. " '''N
There are very few men in the world in whom II
Is sale to repose confidence. escciSlr in ezges of
delicate nature, The many prttcntles Ia nIFdicai
science with which the country is lled and The nar
dlsapp4lntments 10 which The unfortunate are sui
sestea by consulting such mon, renders it a matter
g, mere justice to caution fhs pqee against them
ana poiit them to the sure s.havcn of repose"
Female complaints successfully treated and
cured by Dr.. Huet or no pay required.
Or; tuet invites all the afflicted, however hone
less theF ease may appear, or whatever their dis
ease may De, or however many physicians or rene
aies they have tried, to put his knowledge and skill
70 the test in an examination Of the case as it will
cost you nothing. lie promises to e.erv person he
treats permanent and radical cure for life
His Office Is SO arranged that persons calling win
see no one but the Doctor himself, who Is in con
slant attendance in his private rooms ready and
willing to render relief to all who may give hin, y
can, Or. bNets Medicines are entirely vegetable
they are easily taken without hindranee to business
cure made in all casos to the satisfaction of the
patient, or no fee required
confidential. "'''N''''
Apply at his Medical Office, Governor Street a.
ooxe Franklin Street, Richmond Va.
Hours OF consultation from s A. NJ uutil T. NJ
and from =. NJ. until P. NJ, SUNDAY exeepted
Price of Medicine per package S. whicl, in most
cases proved sufficient to perform cure.
No LETTERS RECEIVED UNLESS POST
pAlD and containing Stamp to be used for the
kepiy' lJai. 10, ls56-ly
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ANITUremoved my yard from the old stand
! 4 3 miles farther up on the Nil ilebrook road
and having just received beautiful and well s.ec
ted lot Of Marble, viz Italian, Rutland and domcs-
tic, am prepared usual tc furnish Tombsones
iany kind desired. a number OF beautiful drafts
and designs may be seen by calling at the yard.
challenge one, neither do claim other than
my own work, and certainly never exhibit that done
in the cities as my only ask that those in
want OF any thing in my lire will call and exam
inc my stock before purchasing elsewiere.
\. p. NQUESNEI.
August 3, 1856
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COMPREHENSIVE.
S T AU NTON AUG. 1ST.

VA nave this day associated with us in the BOOT
~ AND SHOE business PAUL KERTZ, who
VIII give his particular attention to the retail de-
paftment The business will be onducted under
the style of II. & j. Faust 4 Co. Gar friends and
Customers are respectfully informed that we shall
continue TO furnish them with the very best home
made and city-made Ladies' and Gentleman's Boots
and Shoes, at fair prices.
August lG, 1856. II. d j. FAUST & CO.
\. h. All persons indebted to the firm of H. dc
}. Faust by note or account will please come for,
ward and make prompt settlement.
H. & j. FAUST
August IS u 6.
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Neg%a.Nes Wanted.

I AM still marketfcr the purchase of negroe
such as willsui the southern market Persons Nav
ing such would well by calling on the subscribe
in person or byl tier. Ny address is Wavnesbort
Augusta Count, Va. JOHN b. SMITH.
June rs, lS5G,--Gm
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A ! the timeis drawing near, when the Fall and
IA 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 POLLITZ
n b. lam selling for Cash, at cost, my remain
ing stock of Clothing. p.
Stauutat Aupust 9Th 1856
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9O FINE SOFAS, Divans and Tetes; Marble top
~ and plain Bureaus; Cottage and jenny Lind
Bedsteads; Wood and Marble Centre Tables; any
quantity al other furniture always IN hand, at the
Inwest rates.
The new style Metallic Case always on hand
June q, 1856. / D. CHANDLER.
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September S5,Is5e.

WHITE q, TTON
- EIHE this occasion to thank their friends and the
y public for their cons ant and liberal support and
beg leave to announce that they are row receiving
such supplies of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
fully completes theirstock. The particulars givon
in separate advertisements.
0urnaw stock will sell at very small proftsfo for
Cash, or to good puncual customers. Our old stock
We shall continue to sell usual at cost or less for
cash. ALI persons wanting bargains VIII consult
their interest by buying of US. Sep27
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FALL TRADE.
EsEA Y-SgAsDE CH.esTEsaNGs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COME AND SEE!
WELLER & LEOpOLD.

A Burwell's corner, opposite b. Crawford's Store
"A have Just received their supply Of FALL AND
WINTER CLOTHING, to which they invite the at
tenton of the public Their Stock consists of Dress
Goats, Frock Goats, Over Coats Vests Cloaks, Pan
falcons, Cravats, sqspenaers, Shirts, Drawers.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Socks Stockings, land
kerchiefs, in word evcrythin in the clothing line,
from the finest to the coarsest and in every variety
of style. Also a lot of Trunks, satchus, lmhreI,
las and various other articles unnecessary to men
ton
Gentlemen of the towu and country are respect
fully invited to call before purchasing elsewhere
and calls from the ladies would not be objected to-!
The subscribers and their assistants will always take
pleasure in showing their goods, whether persona
buy CT not free OF charge. Their clothing is made
up IN the best manner, and in quality and price arc
bound to please, This is branch of an extensive
manufacturing establishment in Baltimore, which
has been in existence for the last fifteen years from
which they can at any time order any article desired
which may happen net to be on hand but their sta
is now iast and complete, and their advantages for
supplying the wants Of the public are unsurl assed
Como one, come all and see the most extensive and
best arranged CLOTHING establishment IN The country,
and supply yourselves from top to toe vie die most
elegant or the most common suit on the "a t accom-
dating terms. WELLER d LEOPOLD.
Sept. ", 1856.