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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-04
HILLsvILLE ACADEMY.
CARROLL CO., VA.


b. +. THOMPSON. A. NJ, Principal.
]. AVIS hartley, A. NJ, Asso. Principal.
ASSISTED BY EFFICIENT INSTRUCTORS.
THE sixteenth session of this institution will
commence the hrst Monday in August, and
CONTINUE twenty one weeks. Board can be had in
good families. st six dollars per month.
Hilsville ia a village near the top of the Blue
Ridge. commanding a view of the most picrur-
esque, romantic and sublime scenery. II is we'll
supplied with good water and pure air from the
surrounding mountains, and is rem ,wned for
health. 1t affords as cool sociefy as our smaller
towns generally Il is situated on the main thor
o~ughfare from Tennessee TO North Carolina, over
which passess daily line of stages. and is within
a few hou = travel of the Virginia and Tennessee
Rail Road. Through the iiheraiity Of Mrssrs.
Andrew 5 Fulton, Benz Rub Floyd, and Alex
ander N Chafin. two Goid Medals have been pre-
scnted annually. for the last two years. to the
best speakers. The annual cstsiog he will be sent
to any one desiring urther Information about the
school.
July 9, 1873, 45-Jmpd
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Terms.
SELECT SCHOOL
]. P. BAGBY, A. NJ, ParScrpAL.

j. r. BAUB1 A. NJ, PRINCIPAL.
TIE Fall Term will begin on the first Monday
in July, and continue 81 weeks. Board and Tni
lion per Session is $75 ~payab,e in advance. For
further particulars, address the Principal at Sas-
safras Fork P. o., Granville CO., n. G.
June IL. 1853. 43-24-tf
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FEMALE NORMAL SCHOOL,
High Point, N. G..


REV. N. MGR. RAY, A. B., Principal.
NHIs Institution is on the N. G Raj Road. Is
L mites Vest of Greensboro. and 5 from Nor
nal College. It's next session will begin S pt Ist
Tho Principal is q graduate of Normal Coilege.an,
has seven experienced Assistants. Instruction rs
given IN. all tbs branches taught in the best Fe-
male institutions Our profits are loaned to young
ladies educating themselves FOE teachers, and such
are credited for tuition until they can teach and
pay IT. We have apparatus, new Planes. &r W,
can accommodate lbs boarding pupils The ex-
penses are less than at any other Institution of the
character in the State. Board alone nd the Eng
lish Bra ches $50 to So per session. Latin ano
Greek. each. Z 81; French 510 ornamentals IN
usually low. Hnlf the expenses required ia Gdrance
For full information address
Rev. WI. LANGDOE, Proprietor.
Va WANTED, Situations for Soathern Female
Teochers.
July Is, 1859. 4s...2S-tf
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Holston Conference Female College,

ASIViLLE, N. q.
TIE next term Will open the 18th of July.
L Rev. A. w. fUNNISGs, d, ID President, assis-
sed By twelve abe professors and teachers
Board for the College year. $40 90
Music aud o her extra branches correspondingly
tow. Catalogues will he sent on application to
K. B. VANCE, See. and Treas
June 3, 1858. A-22-3mpd.
N. b. A Teacher of French wanted-one who
speaks the language fuently.
Franklinton Schools, Male and Female.
The third Session will begin on the / 9Th July.
1855.
G. W. NEAL. A. NJ, PRINcIPAL, y j.
.GUI0N, A. b. ASSISTANT in Male Depart
ment.
G W. NEAL, PRINCIPAL, MRS. F. tt.
NEAL AND MISSES VI. RANSONE AND NJ.
E. STOAKES, in Female Department.
PRIMARY ENeLrsH, $40 or 1880
HIGHER DO. 1900
ESGLIsH WITH ONE OR TWO LANGUAGES, 1890
EAcH ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE, 500
MATRICULATE FEE, 100
EXTRA.
Music ON PIANO OR iUITAR, IT'S USE IEcLU-
DED $23 or % 90
Oh PAINTING. %, 90
Or ,wISG. EMBROIDERY WAX WORK. ca IN, 900
each, 500
Born Schools will have the benefit of Lectures
and Experiments, with a Scientific Apparatus.
month. 43...3m 24-tf.
Inna ~ 1910
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NEy CONrERN

Samuel ID. Hicks having purchased the entire
stock In irafe d. of the late firm of Brownley
q Hicks, and having associated With him, Lucius
Hreen. Of Granville county. n c., and j. e. Hor-
ner OF this city (weil known in connection with
our late firm as our book keeper,) will conduct q
General Grocery & Commission Business.
un Ter the name and style of HICKS, GREEN &
CO.. at the Id stand of BroWnley & Hicks. IS
Sycamore ST. where by strict personal attention
{" business they hope to merit a Continuance OF
the liberal patronage extended to The late fru.
Commissions p per cert. on all produce, as
heretofore. except Cotton, whirh shall be sold for
SOC per bale, s0hen 40 odpaaee Is made.
In retiring from the concern of BROMLEY &
Hicks, [ take great plesSur- in recommending our
successors. Messrs. Hicks, Green s Co., to the
confidence and patronage of the customers of our
late firm. and take this opportunity of returning
my thanks TO the patrons 81 our ate concern
WIN. s. BROMLEY.
Petersbu-g 9, July 18th, 1858. 46--t
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Literature and News of the Day.
RALFIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.
Expenses per Session.

TIE Fall Session viii commence on Thursday,
ths 29ih July. and continue q weeks.
Expenses per Session.
BOARD (excsuslve OF washing aui lightsD $40
auifipn in Primary Department, $I2 SO; in Col
..ge Department. $I7 80: Latin. Sc; French
10; Music and On Painting. $50. each Gre
ian and Oriental Printing, aud Printing in Wa
r Colors, SO each iueidentals 81 Expense
r tuning Piano equally distributed among thu
au<ic pupils. Half of all the expenses in advance
md he biiance at th9 close Of the Session. Pu
ais are charged from the time of entering. and n"
lie luction is made except in case of personal
ickness protracted 2 weeks.
10 point of health, Access, good morals, de-
o sch"oi in the State enjoys advantages supe
'or IL the Raleigh Female Seminary.
We ar prepared t, accom- nodate in the Semi
AIRY. and its Immediate vicinity, a large number
: boarders. Address
r BRUrON, President.
Raleigh N c., June 10, ,SaS. 24-42-tf
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Collegiate Institute,
MALE AND

70 UEDE 1890.
THE Fall Session opens the 4th of August
l. Board per month, remains only 81. Tuition
PR session, from 10 to Is. 0rnamentals lew in
proportion.
Faculty composed of the hest Instructors
One hundred and eight studrHts have attended
this year-Gn increase Of S5 per cent over the
previous
The two departments cheek and incite each
other. they are planned and managed different
ly from any institution in the South.
Good new apparatus. row ON hand. The Tenn
perance Division fourishes No Grog Shops il
less than six miles For Catalogues apply to
Rev l.. Branson, A. B., Principal, or w. Fl. Gun
ninggim, Sec of Board,
Lenoir Institute. Nc.
june 81. 1853. AZ 25-4u.
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EMPLoYMENTl
n tice to Common School Teachers.

INHE Committee of Examination. for tho coun
ty of Johnston. N c., will attend at the Court
House in smith6eld. on Friday the Is h of july.
1888, on Monday, the 9TH of August, and IN F /.
day, the 81 day of September next for the ur-
pose of examining into the mental and mora
qualifications of such persons as NAV desire to
take charge of a Common School in said coun v
during the ensuing year.
j.. H. KENNEDAY, Chm'n.
July IL, 1858. At St
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ACADEMY.

TNHE next session of this Institution will open
on Wednesday, the lst day If September,
1853, and close on the last of January, 1859.
Rev. x. L. ALTERNATELY, Principal, and In
structor in Natural Science.
Prof. J. N. Baird. in charge of Mathematical
and Classical Departments. Miss S e. Cant, in
charge of Preparatory Glasses.
Terms.
Preparatory studies. SIS per session of 5 months.
English Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic,
Reading, Writing, AID Elementary Compost
ton. 81 so
Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy, Rhetoric
Logic, and Algebra. with any of the others
above, 10 90
Latin, Greek. Geometry, Trieonometry, &C.
with any of the above studies, SIS 90
Board quite moderate.
Students charged from the time of entrance
and no deductions, except in cases of protracteG
sickness.
For further information, address the Principal
at Happy Home, Burke county, N. G.
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WARD & HUGHES.

SUCCESSORS To)
DR.. E. BURKE HAYWOOD,
RALEIGH, n. c.
Wholesale & Retail Dealers in
DRUGS, MEDICINES & CHEMICALS.
Will, at all times, keep on hand a choice selec-
ton of pure
Drugs and Medicines, French, English
and American Perfumery, Flavoring
Extracts, Spices and Fancy ART.
cles, Fine Toilet, and Shaving
Soaps, Creams, Etc Hair,
Tooth, Shaving and Paint
Brushes, Superior CT
garS. Tobacco and
Snuffs, Etc.
Surgical instruments, TruSses and Sup
porters, Camphene, Burning Fluid,
Lamp Oil, Linseed, C~otton-seed
and Tanners Oil, Varnishes,
Paints, Dye-Stufs, Glassware, Putty, &c.
The subscribers having purchased the entire
stock of Drugs, Medicines. &c, of DR. & Burke
Haywood, for the purpose OF conducting the
Wholesale and Retail Drug business. they So
iicit an examination Of their stock by Physicians
and the publ before purchasing. as they feel
confident that they can offer Inducements TO pur-
chasers, both in the prices and quality Of their
goods. They ciH Keep nnns bat tie purest articles.
w. Particular attention paid to prescriptions.
hARD 4 HUGHES.
Raleigh, June 9th, 1853. H--t
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Terms-Per Annum.

Single subscription, | year, postpaid, ........s3 90
" 2 years. do ......a"0
Clubs of Two to Eight, SO
Cluhs OF any number abuve Fig Mt, each.......2 90
The cash in all cases must accompany the or.
ders- The subscriptions for each year commence
with the first January number of that year, thus
supplying the subscriber with the Masonic ko.
mar e series complete. But the work being ster-
entyped, any number 0. series of numbers will be
mailed, postpaid. on receipt of the price, Is cents
each. Address j. +. BRENNAN,
Secretary III. P. Association,
40 At Louisville. XIV.
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GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE.

TIE FALL SESSION will open on the last
Thursday in July.
Superior advantages for the acquisition of a
thorough and accomplished education are now Of
fered in this Institution.
Terms as heretofore.
For full particulars apply to
T. NJ. JONES.
June 10Th. 1858 24-tf-42 st
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Teacher Wanted.

THE Trustees of the A>HEVIE.LE MALE
ACADEMY. design opening the school a. an
early day. and are anxious to secure the services
of a thoroughly educated and experienced Teach
err. 1t is desirable to open (f pOssib e) by the
goth inst.
Applications should be addressed to r B Vance.
Hugh Jnhnstou and Jas. A Pattou. Committee,
who will give all necessary information.
By order Of the Board.
I. B. SAWYER, ees'y.
h..;ua r. Julv 9Th. 1853 AR-st.
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VTNHE subscribe has on hand tor sale a good
Il supply Of mess Shsd. Cut AID Gross Herring,
Trout, Blue Fish and Drum Sides IN Barrels. Also
N. c. Smoked Herring 0y The retail OF thousand,
and Eastern smoked Herring in boxes. He is
also preparing a Fishing smack and Nets for the
purpose Of furnishing Fresh Fish at the wharf alive.
He will also furnish all kinds If Nets and Seines at
short notice. GEORGE F. FI~HER,
Near old County Wharf.
May IL. 1858. 37.-3u.
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BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESs.

BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS.
SNOW HILL Y. G.
The Snbscri6er won a tend. his thanks for the
liberal patIona "a received in bis line OF business /;
and would respectfully inform The public that he
has ON hand a good supply of The best Materials,
and Competent work men. Tic soil its a continuance
of the generous supp"rT he has received pl@dging
himself to use every endeavor TO g We satisfaction
la avery respect 10 his customers His prices are
as moderate as the times demand.
j. W. SUGG.
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WILLIAMS & HARP

Keep constantly nn haod, made OF the very best
wood, at their Spoke, Rim. and Shaft Factory, the
following articles, at the annexed wholesale prices,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-08-04

0PURGEON'S SERMONS. For sale ar
poNEROv'a
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NEW r FISH sTORR

Orders from a distance promptly attended to.
Raleigh. Oct. l. 1857. sly
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Wantad

SOOAASO AZ
Two OF three 60 Il JoIrneyinen bout and Shoe
makers can find employ meut BY applying to the
subscriber. Snow Hll is r healthy place. and
living as cheao. perhaps, as any place in North
Carolina. Apply to J. W. SUGG,
Snow Hill, ". G.
July 5tb, 1858. 45-tf.
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TIE Fall Session will m on Thursday
tbs 18th July. and continue q weeks.
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SPOKE, RIM AND SHAFT FACTORY.
RALEIGH. N. e.

February 18Th. 1858. 2s-tf.
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every neams 10 avert the ca.asnlty 80 tie
whole country that riust certainly come
upon us, should this spirit of proemsti-
nation he 'on.rr i,.il'gcd in. We are
pcrp'' r;ch a. nj, that constitutes the
w2.:t,, 81 an Ga.icnltersl community,
with b5aa:e"1s supply for present use
and to pay off all that is outstanding
against US, even at the low prices tina,
are paid Then why not come forward
and relieve our merchants and dealers
from their ambarrassmen,s? We are so
closely allied, in our varied interests,
that failure in one branch falls heavy
blow upon the other, and if one goes
down, the others will stnmble over it. 1t
does not look prudent, to Us, to hold on
to our money or produce, hoping for bet
ter times, while debts are crowding upon
US. One dollar, kept in active circula-
ton, will pay great many debts Of one
dollar So therefore We say keep the
money and produce moving, pay off our
Indebtedness as fast as possible, thereby
retaining our integrity as II community,
AM lesir,;Ag the ''pressure' that weighs
dowu 20 heavily upon US.
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That PROTEST

About ten day. since, formal notice was
given by the leading Democratic mcu-
brrs Of the Legislature, Of an intention
to ask place TN the Journal for a protest
against the action ot the majority on the
kanss, resolutions. Since notice was
given, rot whisper has teca heard Of
the protest The majority have some
curiosity to see the document, aud to
learn It's Positions; aai are at loss to
guess the werghty rca~ou that causes So
long a suspense Of action, whore the IN
dlEnation was So profound. Are the
"uutcrrlici' still at loas to TIL under
whose banner they are likely TO enlist
Or, are they waiting to see the result Of
the coute>; between the "littla giant
and the President? Ito, Gentleman, re
mcmber that this il free country; and
that man la, right to sona otp~r "pin-
i"n. than those fabricated at Washsnr-
ton ti@en.
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The Csriupiira fay,>tigatien-Joan Full
buying Up tie,nbcss oi Congf.sS.

I'll. T.r;s T,yos,;.,;,, . ..,,.,;,,..,
Lar.',,,, ,hr,,,, WIN W,~;..,.,, and
Ne .,'rts far Nv y.rL ,..,.,,r,w ,,,,r
,,;..,
Th. Comn,;,,oe ,sla3 f;,n r hah,l
,,;I .,v ,n-,nny ;, iI,r,ns ,.~no,,.. r,r
.orr,,, ,,,,,,.s ar ,, IT., 49,. .,..;,,n
- r,n,r..I or If any n,.ah,r ~ r,n.
cr.>. nnon the Tar;ir nr an ~ any, otLer
|,.y,i,n and il anv ,,an.htr - -. sro,
~ .f t,,n Raw Sat-. ~ NrdlIe,ex Cam.
has n,;a Horace Grs,Icv auy ,p,,,av far
s,,b ,,rn,so IA hc 49, ii. g., 49,
anv ~ tt.n p,iI SO 0oo2 II, r.niirj
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la have You read the new aiyertis

la Have You read the new advertise
ment headed ''Onc More Friendly Gal. -
1t not, turn to it nor; Tor it contains mat
ters Of importance to many-yes, We may
say. to thousands of individuals il this
very County There are many, no doubt,
who suppose that because most of the
eastern banks have resumed the paym mt
Of specie on their circulation, aud the
list Of bank failures has bacome curtailad
in great measure. that the trouble il
over and that in few weeks We sAai, be
jauutlug along in the track Of better Tvs.
as though no interruption had taken
place. But such, however, We cannot
consider to b. the proper view to b. ia
ken. Our Merchants and business men
upon whom gu, commercial prosperity
in a great measure depend.-haye now
become obliged u mctt The demands Of
their eastern creditors, or 20 10 'smnsh. -
altocetl or. While it was tmp,snjic to
obtain current funds, or eastern exchange,
"A lenlency was, from necessity, extended
to the business men of the w1st, which
was, nodonba one great JASON why 50 few
failures comparatively occurred in this
portion Of the State. But now, tbs
apology en- be Urged no longer, and oul
merchants and business men who have
unsettled accounts with eastern houses
NUT meet them when due. Now thu
query arises, What has thrown our mer
camille friends into these strai ghtcncd cir
cum<tanecs2 j. it from acknowledgement
Of business, or extravaganza in living
that has produced it? Not in the least
But it is simply this, that having accom-
moiatel their friends with their goods
and merchandise, trusting to their homo
and integrity to meet the demands there
by incurred upon themselves, promptly
they find large majority Of these obi
CATION Observation-Disclosures perhaps o
two, three, or more years standing. Ia
king this view of the subject--which il
a matter Of fact---we ask is it not the i'm
persAive duty If such debtors ~ sxer
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s1~ We see our friend Adam s. Lybr,
has become the proprietor of the Good
rich House" stand favorably knofsn to
the travelling community. We have no
doubt from the generous aud courteous
manners Of its managers, It will loose
none Of t. former reputation. but con-
tinuc to grow in popularity.
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boom oil the Traitors.

The New York Couyi'er thus "holds
the mirror up to those Members Of Con
grrss from Free states who are now ur-
grd to sacrifice themselves npon the alter
Of the Lccoupton Swindlc:
Of The hjrtcen Nprtaern n,cn,LerS ofAs
Srnotc ,cho haze rrted tDrMe huHAis Ne
bri>hu BIZ three .y"Hrs cnd u h"t age
Luf t"w mar haze seats IN that tndg
These fplr are Senator Stuart, Of Mich
igsn. Senator jones of Iowa, Senator
Douylas, Of Illinois, and Senator Thorn
son, Of New Jersey. The only reason
why the three first Of these have not Iost
their seats is because their terms have
not expired, aud there has been no op
portuuity to elect other men. OfMe lor-
ty-ttro mn,ters Of lie Honse .fron, he
NortherH States .rdp poted fur this bill,
hm three are memJrrs IF tie present
Aue. These are }. CLANCY Jones, and
i. Is. Florence Of Peunsylvanis, and W
II. English Of Indiana. Upon all the
other 80 the waters of political oblivian
have closed forever. Now, the Lcconp-
tom Constitution is more obnoxiuus to
the people than was the Kansas Nvbras-
ka bill
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DESIGNATION NOTICE,

Publ" Notice IL hereby given thai the firm Of
AcolIpugh 4 Co, doing business at Cambridge
aud Onion Grove, in this County, have Dissolved.
having sold out their store At anian Grove. to
James Aierarl.to whom all accounts made since
the 2lst Of July are to be paid: and the store q.
Cambridge. To William Gonun snd Samuel Toner
TO whom all accounts made since the 9ist ~ Juis
last, afe I" be paid All person. knowing them
selves indebted 10 said firm Of Mep'longh 4 Co il,
on note or On any other acr cunt than those above
name 4. will please call and settle
&. MCCULLOUGH.
TiIOS. MO.nEA.
A. Il. HENRY.
Jsr :, lsks ID
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NOI'ft 4.
For Sale CheaD!!

4 GOOD Two STORY Dwelling doust =, The
~ town Of Upton. A good situation And
good Hose and Lot.
Also--three valuable town Los we'll situated
for Dwellings, in Upton.
Also--Prn acres of excellent Timber. situated
between Upton and Rochester.
Also--ths = | n e. .-c. II. T. 81. r. !, 81 good
Prairie Land All Of the above property will he
1cld cheap for cash. Enquire Of
WELLS spIGEs o. H. c. PTATT.
y1@ lard Agent
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S1.Ya0Eeiitnu tgtiuiou,

NEW YORK, Jan -~The annual award
of premiums by the Cosmopolitan Art
Union has been postponed from tue 18th
of January to the 18th Of March next
The subscription books remain open till
that date.
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MOTTO &c.

T thereby canton all persons from purchasing 4
] note given n Tiptop, and dated on or about
the 18th day Of November 1857 FIR the amount
Of $50 81 given hy me and in favor ~ George
Schumacher, ~ will not pay the same. the sid
note having hesn gissn through mistake in settle
mont A, CHsWEId
ysu ffN lsss
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1A-The essay on tobacco is received.
1t contains many things that We should
like to publish, but it is in such crude
state that it would have to be entirely
rewritten, and we have not time to do
that We are glad to Receive cpnmuni-
cations on practical sabJ ec,A, bat We can.
not revise them. at prs Mt.
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BLA NJ I<S--We can now furnish all
who may desire, with Blanks Of almost every
dss sription, neatly printed, and Of tbs most
approved forms.

IO- Ga Wednesday morning last, the
mercury stood at 20 = below zero.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-02-13
Wheat!

We sill A. the highest market price FIR whest
in any Kind If cloths or clothing. Our stock I.
large aud assortment good.
Jan. II 1858. CASSADa GfIfMOaE.