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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-17
Fart aro fantl|.
4 New Sorls Of Nails.


A tall, glwky looking countryman
during ths height Of the business
season last fall; walked into one Of the |
largest dry goods houses on Broad
way, and, entirely disregarding the
invitations Of salesmen to iaspsct The |
latest patterns. he strobe into the
countingroom, where the heads of
the establishment vera sitting in SOL
emn conversation. After takicg al
cursory glance OF the room, and sur
veying attentively the faces of its
occupants, he asked, with an unc5u-
Fous Yankee twang:
Say, yeou-got any nails?'
mails, sir! naiis!' repeated The most
dignifed Dombey Of the firm; mo
sir; what should We do with nails"
| "Wal, dunno thought maybe
you mougbt. lIaint yougot no nails,
eh?"
mo, sir, replied Dombey again,
with an emphasis, motioning to the
| door
4 The individual in search Of nails
took his time about It, and then left
7 the counting room. In turn he asked
every clerk the same question, and
received the information from all,
e that "nails" formed no part of the
$ stock of the establishment.
e "Well," said he, going towards the
! door. "don't keep nails here, no howl
d The principal salesman, whose dig
q nifty was hurt by the idea that any
t one should suppose that an establish
|: ment where he held a prominent
d place should keep mills, headed the
L countryman off as he was proceeding
S towards the entrance, and asked him
It abruptly, what he wanted.
WANT sud the countryman, a;
It cool as a cucumber, II want to know
u if you've got any nails2'
e Nails no sir. You have beer
e told again and again that we've got
{. no nails so you'd better GO"
is "Ain't got any nails. eh? Well
n then, look here, miSter-if you
e amt got DO nails what an awful fil
= you d be In if you'd happen to have
&C the itchl''
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-17

A Yankee, from away up Nortf
among the pine trees, was employed
by the owner of raft of lumber, tc
pilot it safe down the river for him
The pilot. however, through unskilI
fulness or carelessness, ran it against
one of the piers of the bridge, STAY
ing it upon the ice-breaker. The
owner of the lumber took him t.
task for his bad Management, wheI
ne replied
"There's ffty-two of them ar piers
and | missed 'em all but one. / cal
that middlin' good runnin dom
you9"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-17

THE RIGHT WAY.-John Reeve was
accosted on the Kensington road by
an elderly female, with a small bot
tie of gin in her hand.
"Pray,. sir, beg your pardon--is
this the way to the workhouse?'
John gave her a look of clerical
dignity, and pointing to the bottle,
gravely said-"No, madam, but that
is"
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DR.. ROBERT 7. SEiRCY,

WIZ. continue to devote Ss his h.,. sx.
Of Medicine in its various branches. He Gkl
hopes by close attention to his Profession, to
merit continuance of the patronage of his
friends He has removed his Office. 6 miles
east of Fayetteville. near Elk river, on the
place formerly occupied BY Mr.. Brown Greg
ory. July ~. l0oo-l2m-
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Ahead of All Competition.
RNlsKs. PAPEi;- Be

= HAVE just received good
q supply of School Books, Pa - FS
per, Ipk, Envelopes. Note Paper. Es>sss2s
&C., which will be sold low
April 3. T. C. GOODRICH. :
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-17

There is a physician in Troy, N. Y.
who starts business up when it gets
dull, by giving juvenile party, and
so Grams the rising generation with
pastry and warm lemonade, that in
twenty-four hours cholera morbus
gets among them, and that keeps him
for the next three months.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-17
J "a AYERS
8 PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES or A
FAMILY PHYSIC.

THpun has long existed a public demand for an
effective purgative pill which could be relied on as
sure and perfectly cafe N its operation ms nas
siye trial of its virtues has conclusivey shown with
what success it accomplishes the purpose designed
It is easy to make . physical Pill but not easy TO
make the best of all pills - one which should nave
none of the objections, but all the advantages, OF
every other. This has been attempted here, and
with what success we would respectfully submit 70
the public decision. 1t has been unfortunate ior
the patient hitherto that almost every purganve
medicine is acrimonious ana u1atmg 20 ,ne ovS
criuinp pain and revusion in the system as to more
than counterbalance the good to be derived nom
them. These pills produce no irritation or PAM
unless it arise from previously existing oostrue-
tion OF arrangement in the bowels. Being purely
vegetable no harm can arise from Their use IN any
quantity but it is better that any medicine should
be taken iudiciously. Minute directions for Their
use in the several diseases to which they are APP
picable are given on the box; among she Gun, =.
may mention Liver Complaint, IN its various forms
of Jaundice. Indigestion, Languor and Loss OF A2-
petite, Listlessness, Iritabiity, Bilious headacns,
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Fam IN tne oloe
and Ioins for in truth, I'll these are but the con-
sequence of diseased action IN the liver AS an
aperient they afford prompt and sure rehef IN COS
tiyeness, Piles, Cole, Dysentery, Humors, Scrof-
ula and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body,
Ulcers and impurity of the blood; IN short, any
and every case where a purgatiye is required, =
They have also produced some singularly sue
eessful cures in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel
Erysipeias Palpitation of the Heart, Pains IN the
Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freely
taken in the spring of the year, to purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change OF seasons;
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores the ape
lite and vigor. They purify the blood, and. by .nef
stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno
waite the strength of the body, and restore the
wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism.
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even
though no serious arrangement exists; but un-
necessary dosing should never be carried tco lss'
when taken to excess. The thousand cases IN which
physic is required cannot be enumerated here but
they suggest themselves to the reason OF every
body; and it is confidently believed this pill VIII
answer better purpose than any thing which mas
hitherto been available to mankind when tneu
virtues are once known, the public viii no longer
doubt what remedy to employ when In need OF
cathartic medicine. Being sugar wrapped they are
pleasant to take, and being purely segetaoie' ~
harm can arise from their use In any quantity.
For minute directions see wrapper ON the DOE
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-17

A few days since, a barber offer
ed a reward of $50 for the best re-
cipe for INSTANTLY removing super
fuous lair" Among the answers
was one forwarded by gentleman
IN Kingston. We give it: Under
take to kiss woman against her
will"
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! PROFES SIONAI..
DIR. we ". .HFce7e.elyesi

II AS removed his Office to the South
III Side Of the Public Square, in the III
largo brick building opposite the Court Ots
House, where he can be found both day and
night, professionally absent fAug. 80
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-17

"What cannon is that" asked a
person who heard the hundred guns
on Monday, on account of the uomi-
nation.
"Bu-samon, of course" was the
response.
swell, it has the right ring to il"
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-07-17
FLOUR!FLOUR

FLOUR!FLOUR!:
WE keep constantly on hand 60
w large quantity of Flour made 49,
at the Bedford Mills, which we warrant equal
to the Cincinnati or St. Louis Flour.
COLDWELL e. CUMMINGS.
Dec, l. .Shel5YviLe, Tenn.
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W AG-CDN.
DRUGS, MEDICINES
AND
NNA.Ms 8,
& HAMPTON have

nIEMER & HAMPTON have @
II just received their Spring $S
stock Of Goods, consisting Of everything in
their line, to which they respectfully call the
attention of the public. Their stock is larger
and more complete in assortment than it has
ever been and will be sold on the most reason
able terms. Physicians and all Others wishing
to purchase anything in their trade will do
wellto call and examine their stock at their
store, west side of the public square, Fayette-
vile. Tenn. DIEMER d HAMPTON. q
April 30.
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Dissolution.

FsvHE copartnership heretofore Mm
4 existing between the under .&SSW
signed is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent. The business will in the future
be conducted by Mr.. Thompson, at tho same
stand. where he will be pleased to attend to
all orders for Groceries from Bedford and sur
rounding counties. All those indebted to the
old firm are earnestly requested TO come for
ward and close up amount due us by Cash or
Note, as it is important that the old business
should beclosed up as soon as possible. The
Books will be found in possession of 10. IL.
Thompson, either Of us however. are fully
authorized to make settlements for the old
firm. j. M. ELLIOTT,
10. II. THOMPSON. I
Sael5yuiRe, Sept 81, 1854.
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coon ADVICE AnoUT ~S

coon ADVICE ABOUT $3.50.
~ PIANOSi-MUs1C IN HOUSEli- es5eS1=-S-sa-tl
house without Masc Is like Nursery without Il Nj
nent gloomy
life beaihed suggested natare only absent
ron e lips and souls Of those who %
and spo SO young ladies insist buying
Piano from T. T. NASH, OF Petersburg not be
IT, -
The above always hnd about a. select
PAss At the lowest prices, with all the patterns
v. p. NASIrS
Duty va
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HARDWARE.
FALL fAARPRTWAHE, is.
p. IT. MOORE 4 G,

=. II. MOORE 4 CO.,
pEg zrSsrsts asp wn9t455 DtaLIks
No - P,sri ST., oppssl,. T. W. Fry'., Richmond, Va
II avs s.ssl..i dir.s Ess.sa
~ ss s s% ne ?, ~ % ssa IN
decd. srss scspi.s. ssssi.
R.a..,." ..a w..':ass,..as Pen Pocket ksi-...
Buck bone essay and ivory Hsss. knlv.. and vsrs
s:s Ss ss ~ :. :ss
nsnsi.ssars. y, Of sv.sy ,'yls ana sa,lry. "a
ssssi: .:s ssssi: s:..si VIZ :sSsasr
r.ss. s.iss lss v:a. and ssssss sss,a. ,., ,.o
Hand and S panel . s. Hssassr. and a.,sSs;s.
spaas. shovel: q A@;., is.ssa other m.i...
ssss m.a,%s Dies. Screw Ps.,...
S :' s ss.i s ss: sss
sS: s:: S %s:.s Mem: and an ss.
SSss s and as sr:. .ss srss d.'resn'
Platform and Counter Sale. patent Balance. and ssy.r
ns s and ssass. psse Caps
ne. Tray. and wss and all other soods usually found
hem purchased a,or.s,. ,.r~
ae..ss trade Zee. confident sar strong
Of our oss as y. are 10 Ell - s 90 AZ a. az,
ASs': ia al: any u q, s.I,S..s sI2
w steamer Persia" 500 doses POCKET
.d.. .%oass. -hisS ar. : number q ne. -, and -
beautiful patterns and admirably adapted to the Wholesale
Received BY steamer, dozen wc.,.ahe~"
par, Of which sa.iiy and ansS.
BY ship Great wr.,eru 1000 dosen Table Knve.
and rss' embracing some ~. hundred patterns. .ood
Cutlery particularly
ehasss. W 4 a. DOMAIN, '''
sells importers Of A''di so aS S. Ss' :,I..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-23

SuDDES DEATH-Lorenzo B Shepard, the Corporation
Attorney OF New York CITY, died suddenly his residence
IN that place yesterday morning, while bathing He had
been for some time past subject occasional attacks of
epilepsy lie was prominent leader in the Democratic
party aud had been member Of the State Legislature
member Of :he Convention revise the State Constitu
ton. U. = District AttOrney Se District Attorney
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ALL II ALLIE!
SOMETHING FOR THE MILLION ~
PROF. WOODS
HAIR ~ RESTORATIVE.

WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF AL, OLD AND YOUNG, TO
m. s1ndsrisl PREPARATION Which turns back 70 i. oTg
oSthemoves m itching euanrous eruption
regular dressing Tor the hair viii preserve is color and Iesp
Iron falling to Ii'e%s old age In s is natural beauty We call
,d,sy The young will not as they value he aosnr locks Or s
thousands >" ~ '''''' = '''" VIZ tongue o.
wirENTowS. MISS May I. 1855
rs0r o. ;:5 TGGp Ass me r attest @ y%ss Iad %ase
ceedngy purchased and bottles
color and he hair SSeS vas ssos dy and a ad ns ~
9Ss ss5s u 40 ADD so,.y .Gd ess.sd falling %
ing before and now no, only LOOK ba, feel SSan
oHAs WHITNEY.
in " sy Sd 81 1sT rssGos ne I
i've procured half plat bottle, aud much pleased u
edy prspar.oa before lie public I, ., once removed
% y S ssS S G% Gs g aid has
You hsye pyrm.op % res 70 all who entertain doubt
MISS TEEKs, as,S er,snuicb. Va.
used Professor Wood. Hair Restorative and have sd.
o sSnS ss a ss sss S. ~ bar s,,s esd S
Louisville, Nov. I, 1855 MARY a. ATKINSON.
state Of Illinois, Carlisle, June q1, i55
used Professor Woods Hair Rssiosiys and have
sdirsd y. .oede,a eject Ny hslr beeeming :. thought
Is oriSaai color and
Ex-senator United States.
tFeopa ne Washington Sfarl
A%on. y, .sg noS IN u.s o ne restoring pre-
commend With Prof Restorative
nov genera throughout the This preparation
sses The lnvgorang qualities, and fails producing
Ne happy results shss sppIsd .eeordngte directions We
refer our readers 70 t advertisement or Fey Of the nnuasrabe
cthea Witch ave been sent ~ parties Who have been benefit
20 ~ y ard so f.s hsppyin giving testimony m wonderful
en.ets produced on Them.
OJwOOD Co. Proprstors. so Broadway, New York,
and iff MARKET street, 4 Louis, NJ.
sod ~ ~ NE principal druggists, and In Rchuond ~ ids
Gray and Pureen Lsdd CO. sp26-6u au2s
UUICKOK,s PATENT PORTABLE CIDgH
AND WINE Mullins min highly reoounen.
use.
We solicit orders. Price tnsO
BALDWIN, CARDwHL A 90
su2i-2m I4s Main street RlehmopA
a tO-PAuTNEasHrP.-T undersisned have his day
~ associated themselves he style Of WM PALMER son
CO. f1 fht purpose conducting Ne Agricultural plensnt
and s business. od stand, No 20 Main street. y occu.
pied ~ ue senior partner. WM PALMFR,
WN PALMER
eel Wh ~ TURpIN.
uft III bills. Jams Of Rosnoke Vanity
~io BAc0N a BAsKoRvILL
HAL. AMI PASSAGE IA Mrs. of aev and hand
sB WMF BUTLER, 70 Main o.
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TIE nIIsIC s.IoRE

THE MUSIC sTORE.
III II TAYLOR would remind his friends md he
- public generally that his E-XEzGE3
ernor street, where may be found PIANO FORTEs ThT
MELODEONs, GUITARS, VI0LINS, FLUTES, andu - VI
ACCOHDkoNs Of the best quality and At the prices
sole agent Ia this for the
which
but by few. Also, Gale 4 Co 5 superior Pianos
Guitar and Violin STRINGS Of best quality.
He has the largest stock Of MUSIC State aud
constantly receiving the pubicA Al
the most reduced prices had else
where
sH- Pianoes tuned, repaired, and let on hire
" Old Pianos taken In part for y q
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VOCAL AND PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION
ME-. n. CARUSI, PROFESSOR OF

VOCAL AND PIANO FORTE INSTRUCTION
MH. NJ CABUSI. PROFESSOR OF
1NH MUSIC who has recently n
FORTE SALOON In this City, where he keeps
SANITY for sale, large number Of the
ssss ofchICkERNGs MANUFACTURE tendeshs services
aTEacHR MCsIc He has taught the most
dungushed families OF Washington
ami bs leave to refer to the gentlemen
patrons ~
Hon Jssrron Davis Secretary Of War Hon jesse Bright
seh' te United States senae Hon James ~ Mason,
states Senate Gen Winfield Scott; United Army Messrs
uaes eaton his o. The National lnielg William Cor
Goran tsq J. w. Bradley, Eq DR.. W. b. Magrudr Of
Washington; T Towers TX Mayor Washington Rev r. D.
Gurlry Judge lanes Dunlop, William
Bradley, E.q Washington. - -
Mr. CARtSi %
City, to whom he has perm 70 refer
hs hhcsency Henry A. Wise Professor Herbert Iefebvre
Mnham y Richie tsq. Professor Robert J. Nos ison.
Nol st'uord IL PArker Joseph r. Anderson. -
rev T. ' Moore. Judge John A. ere1lth
hh~in Robinson, Esq. Conway Robinson, Esq-
Samuel Marx, Esq Rev. Bas Manly
Sol Thomas w. bgger. Robert Rhgway, Esq.
John Ruhrrfoord DIR H. Catel
Lewis n. webb Esq
Enquire bisPIANO SALOON No 1862 Main Street opno, the
Exchange Bank and Mesrs Habston Bre furniture
store
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-09-23

HAH. SANFOHD,SI NyIGOHArOH-Isreeo recommend
~ ed the public relying Its intrinsic excellence
FOR all Bilious Attacks may be truly aud safely relied
being fully capable Of the diseases which
mended and for giving and yigor the
Its qualities have fully practice,
petor Through the solicitations many have
and been benefited by It, the proprietor has been induced place
before the public For all Bilious arrangements Sick Headache
Chronic Darrha, Habitua Bilious Collie Dyspepsia
Pain In the Stomach and Bowels General Debility Female
&C.
For sale by Druggists generally and by PURCELL LADD
No " Main i4th
Duva No 55 Main H. Whit It's
by Sanford Co., ~ v. fe4-ly
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Most Extraordinary Remedy Know

RrHMEE YEARS EXPERIENCE n Of
~ the ~MOTuER'S BREAST ClOrHS,'
hA. satisfied that there nothing
which ~ At all compare with them sy
the ssrssa0 ssof,s~.
may be said Of hem without, fear OF contradiction
The contrary that they are applied time prevou. the
actual rising OF the breast they v promptly aay all innamaon
relieve all pain and the gathering,
hermore Tho breast should actually rise before the cloths
had the application and produce
condition Of the breast peecsi possible
Every mother should them follow their
ares'ons which always With tm
s know what
remittance OF too accompanied by II worth
postage sams, vii the prompt pair
II these cloths 10 part Of the United stsses
They are for sale BY
ADIE GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
fs22 itT Main street, Richmond. Virginia
And by MEADE BAKER. is6 Main a., Richmond Va
- Pull directions Tor applying these Cloths accompany
lhsm-
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% m sh.psss p On s.ev boz RAsvAv RsADs Rs $3.50
% .ns sns,s rh{sisl.ns m SCOT ss.nv Va. had Tried IL.
sstng ksav.ys kss<iiss LEA sncsd
eass resd M. Let ell Who desire good rurgas
and cAthArtie Medicine
hcss covered vtth Pimpies Beche sores
kEssy k.ewAss k..ov.vrs RH.olvksr and RApwA Rsuli
ross the only r~mecs
pains, the most terrible xhtfu ke-p
hamAa system In regular and healthy condition Spring
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NEW FALL STOCK.
RnnTS SHnES TRUNE0 IT

BUTTS, ShOES, TRUNKS &C,
Wk have received assortment OF Boots Shoes
Trunks kc suitable for the Pail which We Ak and
inv We attention OF Merchants regard to prices quality
pfrrxt.y, , "a,
RICuuONDG HOI NDPIASTER.-Tr iocr.a ,ed
y demand Richmond
superior purity aud richness selection Lump the prop.
cry pverzsd slate Of the Ground enable
large quantities WV 's~" IL"
Canal i0ada the Door D.,vu.
Loose Plaster ~ less than packed n Ton ~
Orders left with Womhe Caborne No II Pearl strse
tHetAtNnipn lsef -Staw2wl CLAIRORNE
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FALL CAMPAIGN, 1856.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
BIG leave return thank: for The liberal
bestowed Of late and hope 10y close attention to
patrons merit continuance OF the same
lin eomprtion my goods COf quality
workmanship as low as any house in my line In Virginia
all the desirable
iuIiy sol cited nom All Ia need az IL MAIS sTTEET.
My Moro: SMALL PROFITS, LARGE sALEs-GooD ARTI-
ses WI. IRA SMITH
-. Fall AND WINTER CLOTHING.
now 0'snpE i-s croTss of
ss SSns Up the . %S; style; .Ss S1 %
he hand full
as VII make the Interest OF those who favor With their
ronsse HI ,S,a 81 sHsrER
E T.IISs r Ls k 55EIIL 3 .,,rr,
sPHISG AND suMMEK GOODS.
%Si vim make up IN S S'i %
most reasonable terms, and at the shortest notice
viii compare with In this OTHER market Our prices
FURNISHING great variety such Shirts CravAts sha
Others search of really des
rable goods 10 call and examine hs stock. mh2s
SHIRTSi SHIRTSii
Usr opened large and varied assOrmsn Of Linen Cotton
~ 6IusRISs 6ELEBRATFD P&rTrRS Witch 10 every ia n
stance warrant to IT. being regularly cut by
IN every particular also large Asso.t@sn, q Under
kinds together with large and varied assortment Of Collars Of
style Hose Gloves cravats Opera Ties snsPnder
Opposite American Hotel.
UDOYS CLOTHI>G.-we have jus. received and opened
ID large lot Of Boys and chdrens Clothing which
SEQ MERCHANT. wErsIGER co ii2 Main 81.
lNANCY GOODs.-we are opening a handsome lot Of
Fancy Goods Also a5g 70, q shirts. q Al qualities Call
SEQ 1I2 Main
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SEPTEMBER lsr, 1855.


TuNHoMAs PRICE co. opening large and
assortment Of Blankets heavy woolens Lnssy for field
hands, which the aeRton Of merchants
eiing such Eoodsa
those hand white cold heavy
shp san extra stout Kerseys Va Penientiary CASH
heavy plaid Lnsys Cd Is
oIhabargs plaid OEnAbug plaid Domescs Cloths
aud blrac shrtngs and sheetlngs Wooden Hose
socks, &C Ae.
Aud by arrival they receiving New Elegant Goods
n which they the Of their friends and public
srl-dkclm. THOS. A
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NEW Fall GOODS.

NEW FALL GOODS.
XATE receiving and shall days complete
w ua large Pal and Winter Goods
In Of Ladies Dress goods variety such
Striped silks Plain Figured Mousines Merinoes
and PlaidCoths, Cassmeres Velvet vestings
Cloth and ELK Coaks Bay State, Stella and Long saw
and Misses KID aud Sk Gloves SIX Merno and Cotton Hose
half Hose Marine and six Shirts and Draws Caco-s Gngau
Domestics, Tckings, Blankets .O, Carpetings
GETS BAT and Door and Paror We
business In future principally the cash system All
In want Of cheap Goods give CALI
Lned to sell cheap the cheapest DUDLEY JOIEsON
self Hage
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NEW STORE AND NEW STOCK
FOR SUP ERROR
{ EADY-MADE CLOTHING

NEW AND NEW STOCK
FOR SUP ERROR
READY-MADE CLOTHING
FOR FALL AND WINTER. 1850, 1851.
Comprising all style. Of Fall and Winter Over Coats RAsd
English Cloths, Business Goats. Of Fancy Cloth. and
casimers, Vests, 10 endless variety Of SILK, Satin.
Velvet Plush Msrino S s.nr y,. Ss,',%s'r
Cashmere Pants, do, saiinet, Jersey,
FURNISHING GOODS.
cr.vat, searis TIES ssoei. co@iorts Muiler.. &c Sfe
Gloves Socks Shirts Collars snk aud Merlno
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ID. GOODMAN has open his large roou
- iig Main street Richmond Va large and entirely
~ styles Of grade Of Coats Pants add
ing Goods Prom his facilities manufacturing
from finest osei grades OF the very best make aud al
place and No iiS Main street. door to w. Ran.
dolph's BOOK Store
sell }. D. GOODMAN.
TO THE LADIES
FRESH FALL SUPPLY OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
d. FRANKLIN, would announce to his eusto- -
Of supply Shoe. AID TO which
soGd most especially call their attention Among the leading
White Italian Cloth, KID and satin Dress, DO.
Dove Stone. Pearl and Iylaek eoored, do do.
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Bronze and Black MorTocco Laced boots,
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Black and Bronze Jenny Llnds
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