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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-07-16
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Die 8orrer, JtuiiidnS in bic 6uGfapicn rer aItrn
Ieries 4arettGn lino-irp ras Siut unIsrer Bril-
prr-orr 5retlaats. 8Ir9T in &ania9-Hsr9cis
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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-15
Land for Sale.

a 8 Agent for William Ware, offer GA
IL for Sale the following Valuable E;ii
Trnets of Land, situated in Abbevlle District,
near scuffletown, on Saluda River, viz: Tract
No. !, containing Two Hundred and Ten
Aeres-on this Tract are the necessary build
ings, such rs Dwelling, Gin House, Screw, &C.,
with fdl necessary out buildings: There are
also oattaehedto this Tract an excellent Fishery
on saluda River. No. q contains Two Hun
dred and Twenty.four Acres No. 8, Three
Hundred and Forty Acres. There are some
fine Wood Land on all these Tracts, and also
valuable Bottom Lands, both on Saluda and
Turkey Greek.
The above Lands can be treated for at mi
yate sale until the Second Monday in Ootobc,
nsxt, and il not disposed of before will bt
.ofstedSn that day at Scuffetown to the high
est bidder, s >. 9.=s H4 et
Terms accommodating.
- G. II. MAITISON.
August 5, 1856. 1ltd
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Great News to tho Public.

Great News to tho Public.
T1lAT S1.AGEE d LIVINGSTON. being
Il drSir"us Of Reducing their STOCK to
make room for Fall Supplies will dispose of
their
Summer Goods
ut greatly reduced prices, as in Charleston :
Rcthial Muslins, Brcl"ns, Jaconct, Swiss Cali
co, dc.
ALSO
Their Stock Of CLOTHING, supply of Nc
gro Goods, Straw, Lcghorn and Pnnan,, Hats,
Umbrellas, Carpet Bags, dc.
--ALSO-
good supply Of Gold and Silver Watches,
Chains Jcwclry, Fancy Goods &c.
With many other articles belonging to gen
cral assortment to lie found at
SLAGElt e. LlVINGSTON's Store,
The old Stand of Mc:Srs. Wilson d Williams.
July IL, 1856. loft
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-15
G ROC ERY AN D COTTON
BUSINESS, BY
II y NJ MOND & LARK.

= TIE subscribers have this iE
Us day associated themselves tnasA
| together for the purpose Of conducting 4
General Cotton and Grocery Ensincss in nil
its Branches.
The apparent necessity for n House i'm
| Hamburg where the Planter can with certainty
procure all his supplies, has prompted us to
| carefully selected Stock of Goods shall always
be kept, and sold MS low can be purchased
i'll Augusta or any other southern market.
Order for G"u,ls strictly attended TO- and
all articles sent ont warranted to please, and
ut prices as low as if parties ordering were
personally present We are now fitting up
the large Brick Store adjoining the Warehouse
occupied by Charles Hammond, where wo will
be pleased to meet our numerous friends, and
the public generally we will pay them libcr-
| al prices for their Cotton and other Produce,
and offer every inducement to trade with us.
CHARLES HAMMOND,
JAMES c. CLARK.
Hamburg, July If, 1856
a connection with Mr.. Charles Hammond, I
respectfully tender my thanks to my old friends
and customers generally, for their constant and
increasing patronage, and earnestly solicit for
the new firm Of Hammond 4 Lark continus
aucc Of the same. JAMES G. LARK.
Hamburg, July II, 1856.
take the present occasion to renew my
kind acknowledgements tony friends for the
liberal patronage extended to me in the Ware
house and Commission Business, and would say
| to them, that the business shall be continued
ms heretofore, on my own account; and their
interests in my hands shall at all times be fully
protected.
Liberal Advances made on Cotton in Store.
Commission for Selling Gotten, 25 cents per
Bale. Storage ut customary rates.
CHARLES HAMMOND.
Hamburg, July If, 1856. Him
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-15

FLORIDA! FLORIDA!!

lIN1IE subscriber having purchased o.
L Land i'll Florida, wishes to sell all Esi:iI
his LAND in hhbcyilc District, near the Tcn-
pie of Health, on the Anderson Road, ten
miles above hbbcvillc Court House. containing
E.oapdDdD A@EE ME~s
This Land may be divided into three or more
Tracts to suit the purchasers.
The Home Tract contains
=aBdD "a e. EE HE%a
All in fine repair and in nice state of cult
vation, with the most select Orchard Of Peach
Is and all kinds Of choice fruit TINT this climate
produces. This is one of the hcaltlcst and most
beautiful sites i'll the District. There hns not
been case of chill nor fever, originating from
the place, in twenty five years. This il one of
the best locations for Physician that know
of i'll the State. While his family is secure
from disease at home there are four Creeks on
each side of him that are remarkably sickly.
These, together with the alluvial bottoms of
Little River, some three miles distant running
in the direction of q horse shoe, nearly entire
y around the place, except the west, and that
deficiency is supplied with Rocky River
and its worst c!lluvia some six miles distant
Those streams, together with others of minor
Importance, render tia New California to the
nhys;iccian, provided his talent and constitu
ton arc sufficiently strong 10 bear up under
the laborious practice that he would nccessa-
rI'y have to perform, hy having an opening Of
The upper place, one mile distant, is also
proverbinlly healthy There are two small
Dwelling Houses on the place, with two wells
Of excellent Water with all necessary Out
buildings, an excellent Gin House, and new
nc.cr" Houses sufficient for the accommodation
of Sixty or Seventy Slaves. There are on the
place, considerable quantity of Land Just
cleared, that is in fine state of cultivation.
There are some
@@dD .N @EH HC%
OF Fine Timbcrcd Land in the Woods. Their.
are
&GS -N"ECM ME%
or Fine Bottom Land These Lands will pro-
,lucc from One Thousand To Twelve Hundred
Pounds of Cotton 10 the Acre. owing to the
state of cultivation. There is an excellent
Spring Of Water in every field on the place
There are a!s"a Srrin.of pure Limestone, and
C"!"hcat" Spring, rcsmblin. in Medical prop.
critics the Celebrated Madison Springs icor-
gia. would therefore say, to all those in
pursuit of Health, and beautiful Productive
Level Lands had better give nc Il call, before
moving elsewhere my Lands can he bought
for less than they are worth. There is an en-
cclcnt School in two hundred yar,l<-lhcrc is
an excellent Mill Seat on the rlarc--thcrc is :,
Saw and Girls Mil! joining: the place. with
Churches of four different denominations al
most in sight. A. W. LYNCH.
June 2:i, 1876. S1f
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-15
AGRlCULT LTURAl AND MECHANICAL
IMPLEMENTS!
Machinists' and Builders Materials!l
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND HOUSE FUR
NISIIING G00DM!!

a WE lave now in store, and will -
40 continue to keep a large assort- Z
W mcnt of the MOST APPROVED
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, for q
Southern Use, III
CONSISTING OF
Single and two Horse Turning PLOUGIS,
Is Varieties;
Double Michigan, Double Mould Board, and
Hill Side rLOUGliS;
Sub.Soil PLOUGH, several kinds Formnn's
Patent PLOUGH;
Cultivators; llarr"ws, kinds ; Corn Shelters.
kinds STRAW Cutters, 10 sizes and
kinds;
R"nd S"rnpcrs; Horse Hoes; Horse Powers
and Thrcshcrs, 8 varieties of each:
Fan Mills; Grain Cradles; Grass Scythes and
Handles: Smut Machines;
Bush Hooks; Pruning and Hedge Shears;
Pruning Saws and Chisels;
Sausage Meat Cutters and Suffers; Farmers
Boilers, for boiling food for stock; Churns;
Hay and Garden Enkes; Hay and Manure
Forks; Hoes, Spades, Shovcls, Grain
Wheel Barr"ws, Field and Garden Rollers
Corn Planters Scales;
Store. Warehouse, and Depot Trucks; Well and
Horse Buckets; Pump Chain and Fix-
lures: Rock Salt for Stock.
~ We keep Extra Points for our Pl0uuIs,
and will furnish, at short notice, such parts Of
IIouShS and other implements ns may be
wanted to replace broken pieces.
GentIcmenS' and Boys Tool Chests, &c., &c.
We are ais" Agents for selling the following
Articles:
SCOTS LITTLE GIANT CORN AND
COZ CHCSlIERS,
Universally admitted to be- the Best Cruste,s
ever invented, and in the Of which for
feeding stock, II saving Of third is made as
has been proved beyond dispute
| Hoe d Co.'S an.l WclcT 4 Griilitlls' Circular
SAWS and SAW Gi!MMERS
Stcarns d Marvin's Celebrated Fire, Powder.
and burglar Proof
SALA NJ \ n DER SAFES.
Rotary Smoothing IRONS, IIoatcd will,
Alcohol.
n" family should DC without this very useful
article.
All the above are offered for sale at fair and
regular prices, in connection with our extern
sive stock of IIAI;DW ARE and CUTLERY.
CARMICHAEL l. BEAN,
"M /. CARMICHAEL, Augusta, Ga.
Gt"ncr +. ADAM. May ., 1856. 52-1y
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Selling Off at a Profit
LARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES AND
PROVISIONS FOR SALE!
AT A DBEVILLE c.. II.
Change Of the Programme


ME subscriber being determined TO raise a
Il large amount of money, offers his goods
for the next sixty days, at reasonable Profit
1t is to be hoped that pcrsor- in want Of any
thing in his line, will avail themselves of this
opportunity. The general rule is to sell out at
cost; but the Programme having been changed
to suit the present arrangement it will he oh,
served accordingly. Ills object in making.
this offer is preparatory to an entirely new
arrangement for the Fall Trade, by 'whirl,
persons will able to get Goods oniy far Hc
Cash. Long experience has satisfied the sub
scribcr that this arrangement will he most adj
vnntngcous to all parties, except those who oncvcr
intend to pay, and it is for the special benefit
of this class that the rule will be adopted.
His Stock consists in part of the follow ing
viz:
10 1Ihds. Bacon Sides;
4 do Cuba MolasscS;
10 do Louisiana Sugars;
30 Bags Rio Coffee:
Loaf, Crushed and Powdered Sugars;
Powder, Shot, Lead and Gun Wa'llin,:;
few cheap Double Earr,.l Shot Guns;
Black Smith Touls, Iron ard Nails
White Lead, Green and y GLOW do. ground il,
oil;
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-15
NJ. Ell. Es ssssHe Y,
Furniture and Chair Ware-rooms.
l:S5 IefcI.:,r;l.o.. Street,

co J. L NJ BIA, S. G..
ENiE s;nl'scrihcr. having enlarged his Ware.
l. rooms and Workshops, is now enabled
10 Keel" ON hand "rg'r assortment of FUR
NlItEE ans! CHAIRS, of his own make, and
some of The best Northern manufactures.
Ais" on hand large assortment of IF.fLL
|-tPEE, all "f which will be sold CHEAP FOR
CASH.
IL only needs an examination of the stock to
hc convinced rs I" 9"o'Hy and ch"ap"rss.
Apr. II, 1856 10 "
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-15
Rio 1lon'lo and other brands Cigars.
Agricultural aspEcRMcatS.

Straw Cutters md Corn Shelters:
Tagging, Bale Rope and Twi:c:
llcmock, Upper and Harness Leather;
A Large Lot of Hollow Ware;
Turning Fluid Spirits Turpcnlinc;
White Wine & Cider Vinegar;
Trace, Log and Fifth Chains
large Stock Of Wines and Liquors offered
at low prices rs he is determined to quit this
part of the trade and a great many othc,
articles unnecessary TO mention. Goods have
advanced considerably since these purchase,
were made, and he is thus enabled to c"mpci.
with any market in price well rs quality and
quantity, md he h" pes that a hungry, needy
public i'll make haste to buy out every thing
Ire has on hand. All Of Which is respectfully
suLnittcdby II. $. KERR,
No. ) Brick Range.
July Is. lS5G. ll.T
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-15
TO FARMERS, MECHANICS AND OTHERS.
Nc COR DIS
Patent Portable inti-FrictiOn Horse Power
Eilc Escsl in Use.
Patented July IL, 1854.


l. ton of the power of the horse is render.
ed available than by any other arrangement
known. lis parts are few and simple, not liz
bic TO arrangement, readily adjusted for work
ING, and with ordinary care very durable and
efficient
The Machines are manufactured with great
cHactncss and all precisely alike, So TINT in
case piece SHOULD he broken we can alwuys
fnsnish a piece TO replace it.
IT. is designed for one or two horses nn,l
can bc used for great variety of work, there
by saving q large amount Of labor expense
and valuable time to the Farmer, Mechanic and
others
By reason Of its portability tic owner can
readily locate it. wherever it may suit his bus
mess. IL can be used to good advantage for
driving, cotton gins. thrcshin" machines, circu
lar, or other SAWS, planning and other machines
for working wood, driving. mills, Of various
kinds, for grinding grain, paint, .kc, straw.cut
tcrs, c"rn-shcllcrs, lathcs, grind stones, dc,
and for churning, washing, pumping water for
cattle, irrigation, or draining, and all other
purposes to which Horse Power il adopted
We also keep the most approved Spike nnd
Hcatcr TlItI2SIIE Frs, which can lie driven by
the above Powers.
FAN MILLS, for Hand or Horse Power
SMCT MACHINES Grain Cradles, Betting
dc.
SCOTr'S LITTLE GIANT Corn and Cob
Mills CARMICIIAEI. Il BEAN.
Dealers in Hard,rare, Cutlery and Igricultu-
raj Implements,
Augusta, Ga, May ., 1856. 52-Gm
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Kings Mountain
PREPARATORY MILITARY SCHOOL,
YOrkViIIe, s. G.

FACULTY:
m. JENKINS, (Scnior in Organi.
zation, Regulation and Discip-
linc.) Professor of Mafhcmat-
PIIHCTrATs3 ics and Natural Pkiioso,hu
A. COWARD, (Scnior in business
mattcrs.) Professor Of Bellies
L.ttrcs and French.
G. A. SEAB2OOK, Professor of Ancicmt La,.
g'Hgcs and assistant IN English branches.
d. ii. TllOMASSON, NJ. D., Surgeon.
Is. =. BOYD, Bnrsar.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-15

TNlIE SECOND SESSION of this Institution
L will be opened in the new Garrison
buildings on the lst of September.
Trims of Second Scsson-For School En-
pcnses, :. c. Tuition, Books DC, Board, Lights,
Fuel and Washing, SSo'-payablc $40 Oh ell
trance, and so on lst Of November.
n" one under l2"r over Is years of age will
he received
The services of q Physician having been en-
gagged, there will be no extra charge for med
ical attendance.
Until the 18th of August letters will be di-
rcct"d To Charleston. ). e.
COWARD 4 JENKINS
July II, 1856. lOta25
'At the rates Of 5000 per annum.
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GD" The friends Of EDWARD NOBLE, ESQ,
announce him ms n Candidate for reelection
to the Legislature Mt the ensuing election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-15

~ The friends Of ii. A. JONES, ESQ, re-
spcctfulIy announce him rs Candidate for
the Legislature at the ensuing election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-15

spectfully announce him rs Candidate for
Sheriff, Mt the next election
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-15

fB The friends of JOHN R. WILSON respect
fully announce him as a candidate for Tax COL
leetor of Abbeville District, at the ensuing elec
tion. =. -
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-15

ca" The friends of S. &. W. DILL respect
fully announce him n Candidate for Sheriff, at
the next Election.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-15

eB- The friends of w. w. GRIFFIN respect
fully announce him candidate for Sheriff at
the ensaing election. MAY 7, 1855.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-15

w- The friends of Capt. 8. A. HoDoEs res
pectfully announce him as candidate for 7ar
Collector at the ensuing election. e
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-15

tB WE arc authorised to announce the Rev.
JAMES MooRk as candidate for reelection as
Tar Collector Of AbbesiIle District, at the en-.
suing election. 2, rs - -.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1856-08-15

B- The friends of JAMES NJ. vANDIVER
respectfully announce him as candidate for
Tao Collector of Abbcvillc District, at the en-.
suing election. .f. arIEf
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-17

The BOARDED RurrrANs rHxEArsr-
ED WITH INTERNAL MACHINES IN rHs
SHAPE or" CARPENTERS Tools. -
We take the following from The Aboli-
ton organ the Chicago Tribune. -
It is not difficult Of comprehension, al
together chrouched in vague language
as followe:
A GENERAL H,rr.-10 TIE Editor
gMe Chicago Tribune 1T 10 init.
mated mong the wise and knowing
ones at the East, that some Of those
chests Of" Carpenters Tools,'' such ~
were taken from 4 young man goir9
to Kansas, short time since, at Lex.
ipgtop, No., and retained by . selfap-
pointed committee, have been recent.
y put up on purpose for their special
benefit. It's thought they will have
their best time with them before they
open the box or chests, ~ soon sfter
they open theEl they may not have q
very distinc: idea Of Whist their con-
dltion is. w. II. X.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-17

THB NORTH BR1T1sH RRvrEw-
AMERICAN ED1TloN.-We are indebt-
Cd to Leonard Scott and Co., of New
York, 10 Fulton st., for the February
number Of the republican Of this valu-
able periodical. The present number
is new volume persons who are de-
sirous Of subscribing for this work,
should 1t once send on their names.-
Terms Of subscriptions are as follows:
Any one Review or Blackwood. "a
. year. Blackwood and one Review
or any two Reviews, IS. The four
Reviews and Blackwood, 80. Four
copies TO one address, $50.
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1tsC Alss'tssg Gee1lsl
nsroNnp :,

SVCOO kOTV1o8 CtOOx0I
0,CONOR Is now opening the follow
" Ing Spring Goods, reed. By the latest arrivals
Millinery.
r:sis sprin9 Bcnnsts, Straw, Hsas ssA Lace, for
aides and Misses. Ribbons, Klsnss, Flowers, 70.
Fine Dress 0Splls.
Orsandie, 1arege plain ana 6ouneed Dresses ::
rlounced Dresses, DviIlantinss, white and CoIor.
ed Jac0nets, Swiss, Nansook ana Null MusIios
white Embroidered nobes and skirts Enpbroid.
cred sw'ss huslin, = pieces; Striped and cheek
Muslins, svery Kind.
= ~ bF - Asrfes.
AmbYoiderel Muslin and Jaconet Bands Emb'd.
Muslins and Jaconets Edging and Inserting col.
lsss, Chsm1Dstts snd Sleeves, great cortesy.
Dosneslfe GO0ds.
irish Nnen, Linen lawns, Colored and White
Dsseieste Mosquito Bars, Linen for Mosquito Bare
zvs1cRs D0eHsh ana American CsllicO Prints
0tnshams, Checks and Plain Dress goods.
Fsffsnery ~ Every Description. :.
Cofssts, Hoped Skirts and False Hair, in sbss.
oancs' = Third 8tssst-opposies The Poss<h nee
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-17

TIE LOUISIANA CouR1ER.-Thia
old veteran exponent Of locofoco prin-
oiples, comes to US in an entire new
dress and otherwise improved. The
propristors makes an earnest appeal to
the party for support to their paper,
- the organ Of the party.
The Courier can now be classed
among the list Of The nsatest prints Of
the Crescent City.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-17

CHRISTINE OR WoMAN's TRIALS
AND TR1uMPH-Br LAURA ]. Gun.
r1a-Through I Messrs. Dewitt and
Davenport, Publishers, we have re-
osivsda oopylof this book. II is truly
said Of this work, that "those who
open it with the idea THAT they are
srs about to peruse the usual stereo-
typed story Of some love-sick damsel,
who had to endure the customary
trials Of enlargement from the man
che loved, the prosecutions Of pre-
tended friends. and moving incidents
which compose tho staple Of modern
works Of fiction, will be sadly disap.
pointsd--because it, aim and scope
ars much higher and nobler. Chris
tine d . girl placed in . position
which gave her no opportunity to
cultivate Q mind filled with ardent
longings and high ASPIRATIONS, and
which, not being properly appreciated
Or understood. are kept in check by
those who have charge Of her culture
and carly training"
To those who are DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning this book, il may be we'll to
mention. that JosEpH oCoRM1ck, Of
the Post Office Literary Depot will,
in . few days have them for sale, at
their counter. Price Il.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-17

Needle work EmbrOidories.
A MOTHER lot Of those cheap en-
"A broidsyys. Just received per s,ssnsr O..
heWbs, from New York Auction--as the
KHltADDlpulA Cesar CASe 010nn.
LAfsyette Street.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-17

Among the Late Arrivals
- Or NEW GOODS AT THE
PAf1a1s1pA1A Cheap Cash store.
WILL be found beautiful new stvle
W Paris Dareges FlouDced robes, vesy CHEAP
ler1s assortment n Satin DHmAsk Tsbae Clotke
and NAPKINS, very superior quality Of Gents Lin
en- CAfnbric Handkerchief; rev tieceD u super
white 1fhsn drill. For sale At the
..s RaitADlLPniA CasAp CAsn 61oas,
nAf56-M }E5ls Lafayette Street.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-17

PENNSYLVANIA PUBLIC WoRKs.-
A bill is before the Pennsylvania Leg.
islaturs making provisions for the sale
Of the main line ofthe public works to
tho Sunbury and Erie Railroad Com
pany for the sum Of $7.5oo,ooo. The
purpose Of the bill is said to be 70 nut
the public works iu the possession Of
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
and use The credit Of their price for
the completion Of tho Sunbury and
Erie Railroad.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-17

The ALEXANDRIA DEMocRAr.-We
learn from the Delta, that Dr.. BARD,
State Superintendent Of Public Educa-
ton, has bought out this paper, and
will, in the course Of few days. take
charge Of the same.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-17

Fast young men smoke great deal
for it is the nature Of q rake 10 hava .
quantity Of weeds about him.
The morning comet. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1856-1856, 1856-04-17
French Mautil1as,

The ISdioS are l1vite0 to eXamino our
! beautiful assortment u french jtpoeytsd
Spring Msnti1lAs, Of the latest snd most Mshiot-
sbls styles, purchased Of the importers IN n Yoyk.
~ the assortment u not very lsree, NE lsdiss
would Do we'll TO call early-al the
KsfLAD1frBiA CaDAp CASH e1ohp.
nar20-M Lafayette Street.