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ID 0BEs0N, RICE co. HAVE MORE
~ Hats, and better ones, aud at lower prices,
than they have ever been offered in this market.
April - :. = - - -
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NIL anu 0mut MhCulut. ".
rTvHE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC rs TN-.
IL vited 10 the following testimony IN regsrd 10
Dunvoody's Improved McElvee MN and Smut
~ PmrvIItr, rlspsos cousfs, Tsrs, I
fNf 18th May, 1880. I
Mr.. s. N. Dnareody. Dear sir-In justice g
you I cannot refrain from writing you, 20 add my
testimony IN favor Of your Improved McElrco|
MIL and Smut Machine. The Mil you made Ior
mo .eoncs up 70 The hut Recommendation you
made oft aud IN fact more, a. can rfind jnit
fast n wish. makinga snpcfioraticlo Of Flour,
which siandsA No. in market And your Smut
MIL think can't be beat as II cleans the Gratis
thoroughly with next 10 no power. and no trouble
to look aner. 4 believe do not Use more than
three horse power to drive your 30 Inch Milltc
~ fall capacity, driving all the machinsry.
have used quite number Of different Mills, but
award 10 you The highest praise without hesitation.
Respectfully, 8. ID. BRIDGMAM.
Any orders o. communications in reference 10
these Mills, addressed 10 either offhc subscribers
viii be promptly attended 70.
s. n. DUNW00DY,
81 Smiths Roadi, Rhea Co.. Tenn.
pa T. b. MCELwEE,
Athens, Tennessee.
Mav 81 Ias0 Az, -s6s
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WASHINGTON HOUSE,


CONVENIENTLY LOCATED. TO WARE
Y houses, Banks, Railroad Depot, and the Post
Office. Every accommodation for man or horse
A call respectfully solicited.
MAY 6-6m-554 J. N. ANDERS0N, Propr.
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Attention, Carpenters.

THAT LOT OF TOOLS HAS COME AT
IL asst, eomprsing most everything Ia your line
Call and examine them.
Also, a large lot Of Brass Kettles, which will
sell cheap, as the fruit crop Is not very good.
Z Apl ~ GEO. w. ROSS.
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tn. RICE HAVING BoUaHf OUT TIE
81 entire interest Of A. "a EAnrAls IN the con-
corn Of RonnsoN. SARFAIE 4 Co., tho new concern
viii continue business al the GA stand under tbs
nalaa and style Of ROHEH0N, .HiCE a. co.
The business II he old conoefn will be solIct BY
the new, hOBkS0N, Nicht co.
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An ExoeIIent School.

HIwAssEE COLLEGE. sITUATED in
Ill he eom,f,y, Monroe county, Tennessee, OF
iers many advantages 70 young men seeking an
education, Good Libraries, 4 Tried Faculty, ex-
collent society, moderate eoofges, daily mail IA
cilitios Frightening prspsetA' and many 0her
eonsderati0ns might be meniioned, -
For further information, apply 10
" JOHN II. BRUNEI, P,es'l
s Heas,ss College Pr Orc, Tens.
Mareh 4, 1ssg-tf-5is - n
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Fount'n Hin Male and Female Academy,
FO'sFAN HUI, heMiss COUNTY, rEss.


80 ,. n. BISHOP, Principal
rVHE FOURTH SESSION OF THIS INsTI-
y tuition win commence on Monday, The LIST Au-
RATES or TUITION
Payo5le oHe-ha!f ~ advance, balance al close If
Scssion
0fthography, Reading, Writing and .Aritb-
mt;'c, %
Biography, Grammar, Philosophy, History,
composi;ion aud Deciamation, .,..-........ 90
Physioloky, Astronomy, Algebra, Geometry,
and iho higher branches Of Mathematics, 10 90
Latin Greek. French and Bellies Letters,...l2 90
Contingent fee, Invariably IN advance ........ 90
Boardihg in good fainilies, Convenient 10 tho
academy washing and lights extra,) sl,25 to
$3.50 u week.
II isvery desirable that all who design entering
as pupils DC present on the first day Of the session.
No student admitted for less than half session,
and no deduction for lost time except in cases Of
protracted sickness. No student admitted without
ticket from II, L, Shuts, Treasurer.
The undersigned, Trustees Of Fountain Hill
Academy, are happy to announce TO the public,
that after fair experiment. they can say with
confidence that the advantages afforded by this
institution to Students desiring thorough or a
business education, are not excelled by those of
any similar school. The plan Of instruction is
Substantially the same as that pursued at Emory
ard Henry College, Va, whore the Principal OBJ
tanned his education. There is in connection with
this institution a Literary Society, and a well
leeted Accidental Library, Surveying Instru-
ments, &C., all Of which Afford advantages of n
superior kind. In addition TO these, the advan-
tages Of location recommend this institution very
highly.to those wishing to send. II Is situated
a quarter of mile East Of Mouse Creek Depot,
surrounded by beautiful grove, and near an OK
cellent spring. Judging from the past, its friends
predict for il future full of prosperity and use
fulness. This will be permanent School, the
services of Prof. Bishop having been engaged for
FIVE years. rRusrREs. 81
Elijah Cate, John F. Lane,
David Neil, - Russell Lane,
II. L. Shuts, Greenberry Cate,
J. +. Sherman, vs. Il. Lane,
W. A. Stephens, DIR. II. S. Lane,
John ID. Lowry, Jr.
II. L. SHUTS, Sec'y and Treas.
Fountain Hill. Tenn. July s. l85g-tf-563
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The Heirs Of Ph@by Burk, deed. p
ON MOTION on COMPLAINANT, BY HIS
" solicitor. and II appearing from the sIlega-
tions 10 no petition, that Hugh Hampton, enc Of
the doisntanie, Il non-rcsldeni Of The State %
Tennessee Il Is onleItd BY fhe Court thai publica-
ton Be made IN lhs Athens Post, a Newspaper
published.in ihs town Of Athens. Tennessee, 10
auiring The delbndant Hugh Hampton % appear
a ~ Nofcmber tcra nsrt Of this Court then
ana there 10 pIead, answer or demtf 10 complain
ants petition OF The same will % taken AZ eonipss-
"a a. ~ him aud set Tor hearing ff parie. ".
AUSTIN L. ohhENE, Cierk.
Iis his Deputy. Jas n. snkLLrY.
August !, is5s-ft-prs fec ts-Se9
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MEIGs HOUSE,


rUyIE undersigned would respectfully inform his old
II friends and the public, that he has removed to the
large Tavern House formerly occupied by james LII
lard, ESQ., where he soicits continuation Of his old
patrons and share Of the patronage Of the public In
general. Please call and judge for yourselves.
Dec "a, ,5S-tf-5S5 WIN. NJ. ROGERS.
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New Goods Cheap Goods Fine GoOdsl


DEG LEAVE TO SAY 10 THEIR Gus
10 toners. aud mankind generally, that they are
now receiving large aud complete stock Of
All Kinds Of Goods
usually Drought 70 this market with some Of the
novelties Of the season. which they purpose Offering
at their unprecedented low prices,
run CASH AND TO PROMPT DEALERS.
Our motto Il, % selA So, give us n call and we
promise 70 show you Goods and prices 70 please
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/!

II HAVE ON HAND A GOOD STOCK OF su-
Il gar, Coffee, Molasses, and Kings Salt (in bbls
and saeks,) and for sale cheap for cash, OF in ss-
change for Bacon sides.
April s. J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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Notice to Shippers Of Freight,

ThAhsFOhIAIIoh IhEHTE TEHH a GA. r. 4. Co.
Athens, Aug. Ne, 1851. (
fuNHIs Company wnldeIiver any Frel rcoelvedIn
u TO their Depots, IN a reasonable time at the
terminus oftheir Road ~ Dalton the owners their
hGent lnol ours they paying charges per tari and
the freiehts on day Of aFrVaiat Dalton. This
vQrrAnN 1rH not propose either 70 store frelghts
owners have made nfenent1 with said Road 10 re-
eeive the sans Cars cannot be detAined beyo fsw
hours for tran shipment storage. y :
in making ghpmentsIas above everY facility In the
power Of the ohcers OF The Company winhe extended
TO shippers Beyond NE end 81 their rails they have
no control and assume no responsibility.
Aug ia-tf-tel 20. JACKSON, eupt Trans.
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Negroes 70 Hire

YiHE SUBSCRIBER HAS THREE LIKELY
Il NEGROESto hire--two Negro Men and one
Negro Woman. His Post Office is Facility, Me-
MINI county, Tennessee.
July is, 1S59-tf-464 JAMES BRETT.
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pENTON HOTEL.

BY ,. q. A. LIE WIS.
THIS House Il open for the reception OF board
ers, VISITORS and travellers and the proprietor
afford ample accommodations for all who may favor
him with call. No pains expense viii be spared to
render satisfaction. ]. q. A. LEWIS.
Ian A. Ie5Q-tf-b97
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Iron Axles.

lust RECEIVED, a LARGE LOT OF IRON
- Axles, sizes from ! to inches--Boxes II to
~ inches long--which will sell cheap for cash.
May 6 GEO. w. ROSS.
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HARVEST OF 1853.
pI.ANTERs' ATTENTION.
MANNY's COMBINED
Reaper and Mower, with Woods

Improvement.
rIyHls MACHINE Is OF LfoHT DRAFT,
Il easI|y managed. strong and durable-can ~
changed N one minute from Reaper % Mower
l. free ffcm 4ile DIAN, and can be worked hy
either htfses oroxcn--vill not chg IL ANY hind
Of grass, uot or dry--can b. moved from Sold 70
neld with The casc n a tart-has lover ny which
70 can " INSTANTLY raised 70 PASS obslrucllons-~
h safe mnchiue, the scat being back Of the knives
works well on any Kind o. ground free ffom
stump, aud In any Kind Of grnss or grain-warran-
ted 70 crt grass Or grain al The rate Of one acre
psf hour a. weil as can be done BY scythe OF
cradle.
Per price. terms, warranty AZ, reference Is
made 10 my pamphlets. HESD ron oSE. n
Also extra pieces " hand for Machines already
''' r.. sbos. sissa,A.. K. ,.I.fx
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Clothingl ClothingI

JXIE .HzAVE..A GOOD ASSORTMENT,
w which We Aio offering at very reasonable
prizes Call and Examine.
Apnls N robson, RICE 4 co.
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Owing TO THE GREAT CONFUSION OF
" all parties at the present time, North and
South, concerning the late capture Of the
SLAYER ON THE COAST OF AFRICA,
We, Ms private individuals, deem Il our bOunden
duty 10 offer anything in our power which might
probably cOnduee TO the welfare Of friends and
countrymen, and therefore, 70 heal all discussions
in all parties, wo are prepared to offer one Of tho
BEST ASSORTED STOCKS OF GOODS
ever brought to this market. Our stock consists
Of everything kept In a Retail Store. II Is I'M
necessary TO say anything In regard 70 prices, a.
The hy-word Is, already, "Go 70 WIrT RucKEn's
n you want BARGAINS" -. !.
Athens, April 20, lsbs-55s
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IA u ID NJ . n ID
THROUGH RATES OF FREIGHT,
From NASHVILLE 10 KNOXVILLE,
Ayp STATIONS OK ThE
East Tennessee & Georgia Rail Road.
cuaAR. C0FfEE, NoLAssEs, (IN BAR
~ rcis) Tobacco lin boxes Nails, Dry Hides,
Oils In barclay coppcres. Rope and Cord 4
ngc. Nsb. Cheese, Soap SIsrxc<l rallow Can
die-. white Lead, Bar Ies5 On kegs md box
e., pir Lead and Shot ~ kces.) Liquors Tin
barrels and casiss,) Croekery Wars o. crates
and casks ovc.
~ ~ 49, = = ~
Ne article entitled to thisratc exeeptthss spe-
cited above.
Shot and Lead in bundles, and bottled Liquors
viii he charged the regular local rates Of each
Road.
All Goods from the Western cities and New Or
leans, for Knoxville and Stations on the East
Tennessee aud Georgia Rail Road, will be for
wnrded free OF commission when consigned to the
Agent Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
: Road, at Nashville, drayage only charged, which
has been contracted for at rs cents per ton Of 2OOO
Every package must have the name Of the Sta
lions Of delivery plainly marked on IT,
Roads will not be responsible for ordinary leak
age Of Liquors. Oils or Molasses, and will only
pay for deficiency Of contents when packages show
marks Of violence.
A bill Of Freight paid Steamers and Drayage
will be mailed to consignees from Nashville, show
Ing alse tho time OF arrival and departure Of the
Goods. II. q. JACKSON, Sup't
East Tennessee Ga. Rail Road.
Mareh I957-tf
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OF All KINDS and deHcT1ptIOnH, and
TWO HORSE PLANTA TION WAGONS.
We furnish Harness aud Whips with all we sell.
Our work il made North. ont Of good material,
and we give iearranfee. We have made arrange
ments for largo stock this season, which We arc
receiving daily. We buy largely from the manu-
facturers themselves aud can sell for the freight
less than you can buy the same article in New
York. Our Harness arc fine. Come and see our
FAMILY HACK WAGONS.
II not convenient TO come, write us what you
want and we will give you full description and
price.
NJ. L. PmLLIPs will be at Athens, aud J. L.
BADGES at Knoxville.
BRIDGES PHILLIPS.
Athens, April I, 1S59-tf-540
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KNOWN AS THE PATTON FARM LY-
IN ing on the Hiwassce river, at the mouth Of
0coce, ten miles above Charleston, in Polk county
Tonn., containing, BY estimation, 6i2 actca--215
acres cleared and more good Land TO clear--abont
lS0 acres o. Bottom landau in high state Of
cultivation with a fne, large Brick Dwelling,
largo barn and all necessary out-buildings Said
Farm is well timbercd aud wateredS-waier in all
the fields, two good Springs, good Well and Cis-
torn. Terms made easy
Further information may be had from Judge
0aut and Thos. II. Galloway, Cleveland, Tcun.; r.
Q. Jackson and DRJ.M. Alexander, A thens Tenn;
Robert Russell, Madisonville. Tenn, OF from the
subscriber. ]. II. ALEXANDRA
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MARBLE WORKS.

MonnpeHtai fontb .,tnosi 0rore STOVES,
- CKimneg-pieces, Furniture Sab,
- Door aud Windaw Sifis Gar n
Den Woes, Urps Lamts, 4 :. ~
F1NoGETHER WITH A GENERAL Ass0RT-
j mont Of finished Marble Works such a. IL
found in a first class establshment, Of plain and
costly designs Of pure White, Italian and Ameri-
can Marble. Any article in the Marble line made
10 order at short nQice ON forms 10 suit the times
Designs furnished By mail sor Monuments, ~.
Goods securely boxed free n cost ifrt.
Call address Z D 9ApDEss
june ~ lsSFfe,a -b5pl Lsnehhurg Va.
Cigars and Tobacco,
A No. L0T OF cIf AIS AND TOBACCO
As' tsiw'l WITT . sucKERs
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Ready Made CIoth;pg
Threshera.

A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT, OF sumo
IA ner clothing. ustreceived and for sale By
April Is @. w. ROSS.
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OPPOSITION AND COMPETITION !

> andPsn'. very low a, HORIZON & bRYAss.
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LEE, R0cKE & CO.,
(lSuceaaoss % Zee, johnson C Co..
u .s wHoLEskLfs Am RETN14
Grocers, Commission& Forwarding
Merchants,
Fire-proof building, Main Street, 7
- Lynchburg, VA.
viii givepafticuiar attention tohe Sale of all Con-
Y 81 sgnments, such rs IL
Tobacco, W1eof, F1oar, Macon, Lard, Butter, and
Country Produce, Generally.
1ss~ Make Liberal Advances on Produce or
Merchandise IN hand for Sale. Guarantee and
Cash time sales. Attend promptly to goods con
signed to be forwarded; and keep always ON hand
an extensive assortm'pt Of GROCERIES,.
April 10, ls50-l2m-55l. es
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lreshers ! Threshers /!

DERS0Ns WANTING THREsHERs CAN
il be supplied by calling or sending their orders
to the undersigned, upon reasonable terms.
May l3l ZIMMERMAN a KILGORE.
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|l hand, q large stock Of Drugs generally, con
.|s|ihg Of Paints, Oils and Dye-stufs, Patent
1>hieines, Perfumery, &C.;
Brushes Tooth, Paint and WhiteWash.
Also, Fine Brandies and Rye whiskey.
Jalys VIM. BURNS.
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NOTlCR

V,HE FIRM OF GIBsoH a HEsrER rs
il this day dissolved ~ iastaai eonsmt Q. Y
0bson viii continue the business a ne cid stand.
An those indobiea % me for up. years 1887 or
1858, can pay me IN Wheat 1t the market price.
yuna 1879 @. r. GIBSON.
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PAIL RACES.

@~1G'. !, l AfH .LIrAAEL MFR, III a.
f A.: ss:. 4: ss 81 e Ss' ~ 81
iend conrse. Hanover county. - W' you
hve days icy e iol'0TFsi RsT Day ii .,,,.
FIRsT RAcE-weepstaks for two yes entrsnce,
sRS SI ss lSs sd sts s I've
pra stas, Glc.sd WI mae dam dss,
h NJ mpSsfsn era by dam Re-
N. 4 AZ" Thompson enters b. T., by voltaire' dam
Laneyis. By Espsssii Miss Tobacco Fly, BY Red
uen Eve Il d dam mpf i,np sat Priaril ia
sncosp f9r tsI se ySaa o,s
sGs snd $500 ADDED 1 By the two
or more start Closed with the io2wihss Z, E,nar
Joseph BTammeli e1s sa,a B. b Umpre
F. NJ. Hail snters g.. Faith. By Childe Haso'o'
dam Fdslty y imgori,s;d p r. Star Davis, dam
n Mepa ooe enters s. Minnie Lehman, by
Boston, 'f'' di sRc & sl5i DAY; =, .o,,
FtnsT RAcE--Swee psi AXE Tor three year oa e9,s
sna ss x spt1an aess ssSfa r sas
the Club provided two or more start. cioseu WIN
Ne Thomeson enters g. f., by Register, dam by
aI Dos ylIis snt95s S IL BY urn ha
| M;ehnel RYAN enters b. 9. Prince. by Monarch,
dam Madonna. h., D .,,e,,,a
| O. p Hare enters b. C. Oysterman, by heVehue
| dam Miss Coutts. p;.r ant -,
| r. M. Taylor enters b. c., py fihahcie'' 'us VI
| Emancipation Mare M: -, pa Eva
| Gen. Il. j. Green enters Mary Blair, by Red Eye
| Calvin Green enters b. Co. by Grit Edmondsons his
| dam by imported Prian. 800 ,r.
| SECOND RAcE-proprietor's purse 600. Three
| mile heats ,r,nnnnv
| FIRST RAcE-Sngle dash OF two miles, Tree Ell Ioi
Ali ages for purse of $40 on the part OF tho Gu
$40 entrance, to go with the purse. 800,
| SECOND RAcE-Jockey Club purse $780, foui
'''i' n''' FOURTH DAY.
| FIRST RAcE.-Sweepstake for three year Ole
colts and FLIES. Two mile heats, $500 entrance
100 forfeit: $500 added by the Club, provided two
| or more start. Closed with the following entries
| d. Mcdaniel enters $. f. MNlaie Lehman, by BIOS
| ton, Jr., dam by Trustee
p. c. Bonch enters g. f Pauline, by Star Davis
| Joseph Brumrnel enters b. t. Crnohne, by Finan'
cier. dam Miss Matte. g.
Fondren, Williams Il Co., b. I. Leisure, by Rec
Eye, dam unknown.
J. T. and Il. w. boswell enters C. f., by Grif Ed
| mondson, dam Virginia Payne.
| lenger. dam By imported Trustee.
Calvin Green enters b. G by Grit EdmondsOn, HI.
dam by imported Priam.
F. NJ. Hall enters e. f. Faith, By Chide Harold, by
| imported Priam
| SECOND RAcE--Proprietor' purse $50. Two
| mile heats.
| Handicap purse $500 for the beaten horses of the
| meeting. Two mile heats. -
| NATHANIEL A. THOMPSON,
| .-..-. Secretary Ashland Jockey Club.
Ashland. Hanover Co., Va, Oct. 8, 1889. oc5-td
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EXPERIENCE WITH NEW SET OF TEETH.
We have been very much amused i'll listen
ing 10 an acquaintance OF ours when describ-
ing his experience with a new set of teeth. He
remarked:
81 have had all my teeth pulled out, for TO
tell the tru Ia / think they have been curse TO
me always rather than blessing. Now, in
their place have had false ones put in. and
muststelt you my experience with my new
mas ticaters. felt, when the set was hrst
put in, as though l had a couple of wheel bar
rows full of paving stones laying around
loose in my mouth, and 1t seemed as IL they
Were going TO be spilled out at every motion.
The FIRST day l waited Till every one had done
their dinner, not daring 10 make an exhibition
OF my teeth, aud run the risk of their drop
ping on the table Well, l chewed a little and
stopped. chewed again aud stopped, and final
" went 10 my room and laid the darned things
on the back part of an upper shelf. thinking
they were no 20. The next day tried them
again, bus with little better success. aud after
this would carry them in my pocket. ocea-
sionaliy trying the things on, and every Time
experiencing some new emotion. One day
Ia ey would feel as much like great horse
shoe, will nails IN. as any thing elsei ana again
/ could be certain that had great circular
wheel slowed under my lips. Some OF my ex-
periehce was very comieal They served me
So many times, and was rather getting tired
of my bargain but by perseverance,. have be-
come used 10 their ways, ard now they can
hot get away from me, rs know Just how 10
manage them, aud how to bite on them, and
bless from The bottom of my heart the inyen-
TOR of false teeth
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
-~sAx~sns4ss@-ydRu PNsuas - seSWass :
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS in
SUPERIOR CLOTHING
AND
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS

Of ef ,sss
mes,s n s snsy pries !. and DIV variety As win
meet the wants oil all their customsss. We now
msnaiaesure our own goods having essao,snea
meat Of Mr. VIM, Tupman, SRI, where Az our
goods are made with as much care a. - possan.ei
esoeIIed and he various STYLES Of goods offered
certainly tip-tegin quality. and ~ sentsei u
ssssna. Ne have business Salts in great variety.
SILK MIX 4 fIAo SA SssssIapkE,
nlA sSr ASP gs ssssia RhaSEs.
OLIVE tE MAihS wA We e ffSssck cAss.,
conpetiion. Suffice It to say. our stock is large
s sss bpIT llss sss f fRSGR; COATS;
1859 1859 hPh h,sSS SSAssSSlkM FEsr ssANrs'
OF Cashmere. Cashmere, Cloth. Velvet, Silk AL
made up the latest sts le worn. and recommended
for their gentsel appearance and seasonabe share
darins the season, SO that whatever IS new thai
may be introduced vii receive oer attentien' and
our customers will have the beneht oil H.
GENT's, FURNISHING GOODS,
For Fall and Winter weas, has been received. we
loo dog NECK TIES, STOCKS, and cRAvATss
5sn doz. superior YOKE SHIRTS:
go eoz. COLLARS, various styles;
IS = d d Pta ETHANDKERCHIEFs;
IG1 doz. SOCKS, all knds
Ia ali OF which we call attention, knoWlDg that IN
the lot We can please most every body with some
thing Of good quality at a low price. we stu con
''''''' 'A''N'"S SHIRTS TO ORDER,
and know the stock on hand as Well Ms those mace
for particular customer orders, are the best IN the
| United States. We cannot be excelled IN this ar
ticle. as our customers previous to this time can
GOODS MADE TO ORDER,
ard Ats guaranteed Our manufacturer is a pfacti-
| cal man, and knows his business IN every particu-
lar, so that we approach our customers win
confidence sustained by the capacity Oh the person
| who makes our goods. =,
| Call at No. ITO Main street. and we Will do you
! good, us an examination and SELECTION oil Snch
! goods as yoa may need will prove. We are seilins
| EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH
| Therefore and will give YOU better article foi
all who wish 20 pay their own debts and not be sub
| iect profit sufficient to cover the losses ocea-
stoned BIZ those 'pho tay are crsditsd. GHf 90 20!
| pTy,' will trade at the CASH SIoRE' No. I'LL
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS.
1859 AND 1850.
! The subscribers have taken the agency tor w m
| 6encross' Report OF Fashions. and can IecGMi-
! mend 1t the most reliable one published. Ihe
| Repot is issued semi yearly. and as Mr. ulencfoSS
in ME alton with the Paris reports lssued
| monthly, which issue IS made IN connection WIN
his publication. sulscrit to his Report VIII nave
all the advantages necessary for the satisfaction o
| their trade. We now have copies oil the Report
| foo sale and exhibition. Independent oil the sheet
of drafts usually accompanying other reports, one
or two patterns of style are also gwen, rem
| derng the work invaluable. Sc z5-ts