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Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
MILITARY ELECTION.

0rrWe are authorized 10 announce M
IonN c. SMITH, as candidate for Br;D,,.
der General Of LIST Brigade Mississippi Mi.
tia.
6TWe are authorized to announce the
Hon. WILLIAM VANNERsoN as a candidate
tor the office of Brigadier Genera! of the
LIST Brigade Cd Division Mississippi Militia,
AT the election to be held hv order Of Major
General Qnitman on the 2O,h Of December
next. The counties Of Claiborne, Jefiar.
son, Adams and Franklin, compose the
Brigade.
G-We are authorized to announce Mr.
JAS. M. BRIscoE, as IL candidate for the Of
fre of Brgadier General for the First Briy-
adc, Second Division, Mississippi Militia
1t the election to be held bv order of Major
General Qritman, on the goth December
next. The Counties Of Claibornc, Jeffcr-
son, Adams and Franklin compose the
Brigade.
G-YThe Natchez Courier will insert tho
above and forward account to this office for
coliertion.
Give are auth ,rizcd to announce Col.
PETER G.. CmAMBLrss, rs candidate for
Brigadier General i'm the first Brigade 2nd
Division Mississippi Militia. Election ON
"Wednesday 2Osh December.
We arc authorized to annO,ncc !. N. II.
WOOD, Esq, of Jefferson County, as a
candidate for the oiii.e of Briyadier Gencr.
alof the FIRST Brigade of the Second Divis-
innof the Militia of the State Of Mississippi.
Election December %. The counties of
Adams, Claiborne, Franklin and Jefferson,
are included in the Brigade.
GIVE are authorized to announce Col.
FLEMING WOOD. as a candidate for
Brigadier General Of the lst Brigade, 2nd
Division Mississippi Militia. Election Goth
December next
Na,chez, November IS, 1897.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
TAX e C Ar E!

+
T HEREBY caution the p,blic against
trading for two notes drawn by INC in
favor of Gibem Gibson, dated 18th Of Jann-
arv, 1897, payable in two and three years
thereafter or thereabonts; one Tor $ HOW
the other for a 300 or 800. These notes
were transferredby said Gibson to N than
rel Wilson. have lega! offse'ts against
said notes; also. have an ackn'wIeds-
ment from N. Wilson that the notes were in
his possession, and that they were my pro-
perty. also hold Gibson and Wilson'S
pint bond for tire delivery of said notes to
me by the Goth Of New. 1887, which they
| have failed TO do. am determined not to
pay said notes
JEFFERSON NAILOR.
December 5, 1897.
nTThc Rodney Standard ard N.tchez
Courier will publish the above three tiincs,
and send their bills to this Office Cor coiler
ton. Vicks, Reg.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19

NOTICE.
4 r a meeting Of the Trustees Of Town
"A ship No. 10 Of Range l, Ess Of the
basis meri,fian, West Of Pearl River, at
Cherry Block School Foase-it was
Resolred, That the debtors Of the Towns
ship, by paying one fifth Of their several
notes when due, be allowed to renew tho
balances for twelve month"; at tho rate Il
10 per cent. per annun, by giving the samc
or addisi6ual securities, wbefe required.
The notes q, al are payable a ess bsni-
ing House Of the Commercial Ba9k g X
new. and fall due 94-1th Of Decemner.
1887. The President and Treasurer o.
the Board are appointed . committee g ass
range renewals
By o:dcr, -..-..,.. - -
November g, 1897.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
A Blacksmith.

"T1IOis well acquainted with his trade,
w will find employment upon applica-
cation to the subscriber, who will engage
him by the month or year; or, he will rent
"a good shop to a*kilfuI tradesman. Apply
at the plantation of the subscriber. 6 miles
Afrom Rodney. JOHN TULLIS.
q December 10, 1887 6-tf
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
" 0 II / e. e
30

- " L. II
> tes'amentarv having beer
to the undersigned Executor OF
RUSH MUTT, deceased, at
Term of the Probate Colrt OF
'in'y, held on Saturday the ofh
ember, lS37,--Notice is hereby
persons indebted to said Estate
~ AaFcIO;c.--Laein. CJi. Bsowf
ed the 18th at B:russa. He wa:
re pnrp"sely allowed his regimen
IN ed. NJ, ST officers would have
JUS IN such situation; but il is re
Brown addressed his men thus
eighth, Whit conf ,undedly luck,
Pu are! This day yo-, must be ci
ssn.shed or distinguished! D, a
The 2S,h took their C..lones a
me rear raak freed to the r'2h'
rapuisea the enemy. And nov
rear the namber of the regimen
iront aad hack of their cl:akOs.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned administrators upon the
estate Of ASA Hubbard, deceased. will pre-
sent his account ofihe administration Of said
estate, Mt the December Term of the Pro-
bite Court of Jefferson County for final set
tle,nent and allowance
.-SMFFH HUBBARD. AdmF.
November -. 1887 STE
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
New Goods.

NHE subscriber has this day received
and is now opening fine assortment
of NEW GOODS, consisting in part Of
G r o RIES.
Best Wines, imported Spirits, sc.
Fine Boots and Shoes,
Hats, !. b,.,s,.A
Clothing OF all kinds, aud superior
quality. is'tanes3.
Together with other articles that were
necessary to Complete my frner stock.
JAMES NJ. KNIGHT.
Rodney. Dec. S, 1927 4-tf
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
RUNA WAYS IN JAIL.

RUN WAYS IN JAIL.
WV AS committed TO the Jail Of Jeffer-
w son county, on the LIST of Novem-
"a her last, Negro Man calling
En- himself DENNIS. of copper COM
<zxtI p'exi.n. about six feet high, and
IN supposed to he about forty
W. years Of age No visible IN ,rks
- on the fice. The said negro was
f,r.ncr!, owned by the estate of
Ahner NJ. rble; he says he is now the
property of William SiZer.
AIso-Was committed 10 the Jail of this
county, on the 23rd of November last, a
Negro Nj !. named MICHAEL. The said
negro is of light color, about five feet
inches high, and aged about twenty OF
twenty two years. Nodistinguishng marks
upon him. The said boy says he belongs
to Osmun Claiborne, Of Warren county
| Mississippi. JOHN H. COLLIER,
| Jaiior Jefferson county
December 10, 1881. Off
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19

NOTICE.

LETTERS of Administration having
been granted to the undersigned Mt the last
November Term Of the Probate Court 81
Jefferson County, on the Estate of John
Quicker, dec'd-Notice, is therefore here.
by given, to all persons indebted to the s,;,!
Estate to come forward and make settle.
ment without dclav-anI those baviny
claims will present them duly authen,ic,.
ted within the time prescribed hy law.
THOMAS A. COMPTON.
December l2, 1897.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

TIE undersigned, administrator upon the
estate of John +. Mitchell, deceased, will
present his account Of the administrations OF
said estate, at the December Term OF the
Probate Court of Jefferson county, for final
settlement and allowance
SMITH IUBDARU, Admir-.
November %, 1887. 5-;c. n
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
Lazy PAATNERsH1p.

ENRANKLIN SMITH, Cate ofJackson)
L. and JOHN M. DUFFlELD, have
formed partnership for the purpose Of
practising Law in the Courts Of Jefferson
and the adjacent counties. They will at
tend 70 business also in the Higher Courts.
Their Office is in the house occupied by
the Rodney Standard.
December 5, 1896 4.tf
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
DIS oil TION.

DIS SOL UTION.
THE co-par.nerShip heretofore existing
between Knight & Medley, is this day dis
solved bv mutual consent. Persons hav-
ing claims against said firm will present
them to J. NJ. Knight, as he alone is
charged with the settlement of the transac-
lions of the late firm. Those indebted to
said firm win also make settlement with J..
NJ. Knight, he being authorized to receipt
for and ett!e the same.
!. II. MEDLEY,
J. M. KNIGHT.
Rodney, Nov. Is, 1887 2-tf
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
EN- sonIATIoN WANTED.

THE subscriber will receive it as par
ticular favor, for any correct information
that may be in the power of any to give
him (ihroneh the Post Master at Rodney,
Miss.) of ID. w. DILLEHAY, formerly a
merchant at Madisonviile, Miss. He has
also follow ed Portrait and landscape Paint
ing. JAMES Il. FLOW Els.
December 10, 1887 6-w3
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
RA " A VA Y,

Ran A WAY,
-. FROM the subscriber on the
Wh 9th of last month. likely Mn
~ latto, named JOHN, about p
TT9 wears oId--his right ANGLE has
W. been injured by fall from
- horse, which now causes INN %
limp. He ui,l try TO pass himself as = Ifee
man. reside in Rankin county, near
Copeland's Ferry, on Pearl RIVER.
SAMUEL w. MOLDt'N
December IL, 1887 o-ow
~1.he Natchcz Weekly Courier VII,
ubl;sh the above three times, and iorSd1u
,ne account here.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
j II S OLIVE n CT.

MT Office IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
q agreeabl y to an order Of The Honor
able the Probate court Of Jefferson county.
at the last Term, Jno.B. Coleman, Peter c.
Chambliss and David McCaa, commission
crs appointed by said Court, will meet on
the frs, Saturday in each month, for six
successive months, at the Office Of J. B.
TuRAs11ER, Esq. in the town Of Port Glib
son, to receive, audit, and allow, claims u
gainst the estate of John J. w. Ross, de-
ceased, represented insolvcnt. All per-
sons having claims against said estate are
requested to present the same to said com.
missioners, daily authenticated for allow.
ance.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
NOTICE.

NOTICE
AN Election for Trustees for School
Section in Township 10, and Range j,
West, will be held at the office Of Green
r. Martin, Esq. in Rodney, on Tuesday
the 3D. day Of January next, TO serve for
one year.
THOMAS w. BECK, Sec'y.
December 5, 1897
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
N o r I c. r

HAVE placed my accounts Of 1886 in
the hands oft. c. Davenport Esq, for
collection or settlement, all persons owing
me will please call on him and make some
satifactory arrangements. My accounts
are small, and it can he no inconveninca to
my friends to settle them and hope thew
vii! do SO without further delay, or in self
efenco | shall be compelled to resort to
harsher means fr collecting them.
TILGlIMAN G. COMPTON.
Rodney, Nov. %, 1897 3--tf
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
A SITUATION WANTED.

A N experienced Manager who is able to
IA give satisfactory references, wishes
a situation as OVERSEER Oh IL p!anta-
iian that will Justify a good salary. For
further particulars apply to J U. Evans, at
his store In Rodney.
December 5, 1887 4-3w
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19

WANTED ON HIRE,
4 FAITHFUL, trusty house Servant,
~ capable of doing plain cooking,
washing and ironing: for whose services a
liberal monthly compensation will be oa'd
in cash. Apply at the Commercial Bank
of A,Ddnev.
April 25, 1897. lift
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IT ETTERS Of Administration on the CO.
~ tate Of Gabriel OSteen, sen., deceased.
were gran.edto the subscribers by the lion
orahle Probate Court of Jefferson county,
at the October Term, 1897. Notice is there
fore, hereby given, to all persons having
claims against said estate to present them
to the subscribers legally authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or the
same will be barred.
EDWARD FORMAN,
MARY OSTEEN,
Administrator s. Administrative
November ii, 1897. l-6w
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
.aNcxt0Aeer,S .V.OtiCe.


v@NHE subscriber informs the public that
he lias been elected and commission.
ed AUCTIONEER Of Jefferson County.
He will at all times, and at the shortest
notice, attend sales of Real or Personal
Property, and he hopes by strict attention,
to obtain the patronage Of the public.
A. nj. HALEY.
Rodney, December 5, 1887 4-3w
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19

Utensils, &c. &c.
As | am anxious to sell, will Of course
make the terms easy and accommodating,
and immediate possession given. For fur
Their information and terms, apply immedi-
atclv to the undersigned.
MOSES GROVES.
New Carthage, La, Dec IL, 1897. 5-:f
HTThe Port Gibson S,mtherner and
Rodney Standard will insert this until for
bid-Grand Gulf Advertiser.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
"A dycrtisc IN G N {.

"A vert 9 C 7sl G n t.
81 BEG leave to inform the old friends
and customers Of the late firm of
Knight & Medley, and the public general
~, that have purchased the entire inter-
est of J. T. Medley in said concern, and
purpose continuing the mercantile business
a. their old stand have on hand we'll
selected and general assortment Of
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19
LAND, NEGROES, &c.
FOR SAYE


| | OFFER my property in Claiborne
county tor sale-abmt
400 ACRES OF CHOICE LAND
lying on James' creek, and adjoining VIM.
Drscoc, ESQ.,; the min road from RaInev
to Port Gibson and Grand Gulf runnino
through the tract, at about equal distance
from each Of those towns. Nearly the
whole OF this. tract is under good fence-a.
bout $50 acres in cultivation. the rest !,
pasture. The buildings are new, and made
ut the best materials and workmanship. con.
sistng of "A fine large frame Man.ian IIo,se.
with six rooms, and four fire places on the
lower floor. and in the rooms above: each
room carpe'ted. and appropriately furnished
with new furniture Of the latest f.shi ms
and richest materials. Als,, brick house
10 feet long by 25 wide, gallery the whole
length, paved with brick; in winch is
kitchen, servants room, pantry, and provis-
ION room; there are also corn cribs. stables,
and o;her out housos--a Young orchard
with Il variety of choice fruit trees-yard
and garden handsomely laid out, ami set
with ornamental and useful shrutberv. all
from the north. This place is well caicu-
lated tor cotton farnl-or what it was ex-
press!y laid out and improved for, resi-
dence for family in the sumner and sick
ly season, or when they mi: h. wish to re-
tire from the turmoilS Of cotton plantation
in the Swamp, and enjoy the comE,rts aud
blessings of good health, social, moral, and
religious society, for which the ncishhor-
mood around this place is not surpassed hv
any in the State Of Mississippi. Nulany
out an overruling Providence could ever
induce me to have p.rted with this pro-
perty.
Fen likely acclirnated Slaves,
will be sold with this property, il the buyer
~ wishes. Also, the h use
m and kitchen Furn;t ire.
20 Corn, Fodder, some Stock
| A Wagon, Cart. Farminy
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19

Is of Newspapers, any where
Re the above advertisement IN
n1hce) one or two Insertions,
F bv return mil a copy of each
will send a copy of the paper
TO the advertiser.
1897 40
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-12-19

will be sold with this property, il the buyer
~ wishes. Also, the h use
m and kitchen Furn;t ire.
SaN 70 Corn, Fodder, some Stock
A Wagon, Cart, Farming
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30
- ADTAUiE CELEBNATED sTnENGTW-
Il D S,NINfs pIASTEcK.-prepagedG prp main or


ness the breast side back or limbs f,r goui, rho
.m liver complaint, AMI dyspepsia for coagh colds, ah
mas dc OF breathing. oppression Of stomach &C.,
they VII give mmed and soothrg relief; and for pleasant
nes safety ease, and certainty decidedly superior 70
most of other eiieS.
sold Wholesale and retail by subscriber who is sole pro-
preor nj Bnwery NeIicne store No. 30 BoNery, New
Vol " UADEAI
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30

Villain, thou have been the snake,
The devil entered Ewes faith TO shake;
And that time thy venon'd sting
Hath poor wretches on the wing,
TO that dark abyss, known well,
Where Millions hellhounds hourly yell.
lis strange that those two piercing eyes,
The joyous bird should paralyze-
IT'S strange, within thy mouth should lie
posOn-causng those 10 die
Whom ere thou strikest3Tis passing strange,
Hardly within the IDEAS range.
Yet thus il is, and sotwil he
Until time sets in Eternity
From whence thy power, by whom Isl gwen
Surely not by the God Of Heaven;
No. wretch sill art thou linked with those,
The foes OF Heaven and Ians worst foes
few days after that was packing up TO leave The
Floridas for ever hope; twas a Saturday. l had
my pet snake nicely packed il box that | could
pack him away in one corner Of my sea-chest, at my
leisure.
The very day got into devil Of scrape about
a lady. don't know how il is, but always getting
myself into difficulty with the ladies. | try to be as
amabe as a fool too, and God knows / am wholly de-
voted 10 them but il is, and it in this case
and the morning, before daylight, had ocut and
from Fast Florida, without saying adieu to any
The day following, my traps sent on board the
schooner in 81 JOIN river wtha note from that id son
of the Planter saying Dear Bill, put your snake to
death before you had got half mile from our house"
am, &c. &c. >
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30

NETMy rOKK LIFE INSURANCE AND
with tins Company their lives or the lives M ..Irs
and rlher Tor The WI ole duration OF life or for lm,rs ner
or In gross sum- N''
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30
~ NEW And IMPROVED S,CYLiG q a.
a. MEDIUM NAP BEAVER HATS-TODDA FLEU-

y
- RY, late OF the well known establishment Of Leary
- Co, and G. 81 John, would respectfully inform
friends and the public that have opened Hat establish
ment 1874 Broadway and ater ourselves that after
the have arrived perfection
IN the art of manufacturing Hats feel perfectly confident
that the style of Medium Nap Beaver Hats with mpro-
we'd cooring which offer Tor SALE will reader
abhueat unrivaled and enrol first on the list of taste and
fashion rival In the de pament
Hats have been inspected by of the first judges this
city, who pronounce them be offered
for sale in this country the reduced price five dollars
style Of Hat that has long wanting the
of taste, and which many has employ the and
taxed the ingenuity many OF our first manufacturers
vain.
subscribers arrangements with some Of the
first manufacturers Ia London and Paris receive latest
fashions without delay We also offer sale
OF standard fashion for the aspendd Sbsrt Nap Sk
Hat OF the latest Pa sian style and ashien made imitation
of Beaver Nap.
b. Having had experience for many the ceebra
ted house OF G. 81 John, feel ourselves perfectly
tent Ia produce the splendid Chappeau and Military cap
on the most reasonable and the shortest notice. with
all the necessary alterations that taste require
TODD FLEURY, 1874 Broadway,
s.lms opposite Frank is Ilon,s
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30
Jay MORNING, SEPTEMBER 25-. 1887.

1 DALH9fls Mansion House otpr: MsS lou I1sss"sy
.-occupied by Mr. Bowick, is offered 10 REM from the
LIST Of Sept next For further particulars enquire oil
Also rooms with or whou, board, at ISL Wooster street
Inquire on the premises. sl32~N
kxA ROOM To LET. furnished lodging room TO
h" let wlhbreaksst, Il required Apply at l5e Nassau 81.
TO THE Trade cOUPLANp, l6
IN Couitandt street. respectfully informs the trade he
<aN constantly receiving and hand supply Of hat
ters trimmings Ct every description Also quantlly
Also large quantity Of black pushes tor CASH. at very
prices and liberal discounts Hats Al wholesale. s9-lm"
IN AT MONARCH -, 224 BOwERY, is offered
D sale e haao% ns HAS sr 50 offered
and water proof s83m~
Gsa c TtLXALL, sEoDDAltp = CO., 10, Il
l.removedfrom No CORTLAND, the large
and elegant store where they have hand
stanty receiving fresh supplies of Haers Plush and Trim
mings
Also fancy colored Pushes for ladies' bonnets hch they
Hats Caps Stocks and stock Frames at wholesale Shy
gm $50 b.spWS IN y Co.'S ONT PA..E e. Hat
eSaimed furnishing public with an eegan, sub
stantial HAT Of the graceful form the accommodating
Crowned with triumphant success The Hats @asnaac,ursd
em any un e ' na nj
those OF higher prices by the fashionable world TO their
ior-he price moderate and fxedhe profit small and all
the sales for cash. ia Chatham Square, cor Met
A NEW HAT ES Mt
EW Short mapped and plain Beavers. possessing all the
EX qnhes of the mos COSTLY al the reduced price of St25
The subscriber after nine practcal experience
In all the branches of his business having established himself
IN trade, offers his friends and the fashionable
ny at his Sales Roow, No Hanover street. opposite the III
change superior assortment of Hats
from the medium to The plain which, in point of economy,
style Of fnish and fashionable stand unrvaed
He intends vending his hats the fixed and unaerae price
OF 81 Is cents and the price is greatly reduced
cludes the csby OF selling unless for cash delivery
they equal in every respect sold in the city S
As the subscriber has made and useful Improve
ens in the manufacture OF his hat bodies which them
Dpl eX-
remey light and durabe weighing from To ozs and
lac fears rival in the department OF taste he hopes ms efforts
will meet with that they justly merit and he viii
drect his attention this style OF hats oay he feels conden,
in producing the economical fashionable, and durable
hat that snow offered for the examination OF discerning com
Arrange the reception Lon.
don and Paris fashions, Immediately their introduction
among the fashionables Of those cities
ROWE X CO. No. Haroverst.
between all and Beaver directly opposite the Excha
SLIM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-09-30

BUssING d. CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS or
DRESSING CASES, POCKET BOOKS,
Russia Leather 81 Rose Wood Writing Desks
PATENT MONEY BELTS,
superior and indispensable article Tor travellers, who
ard safety and convenience.
No. so W.lham street, Of Liberty street.
NE An extensive and general assortment Of POCKET
zen or TO Y incse constantly On hand aed nanuaoaa
iher, &C. ''''' 0''''' = - s255m*
III. and cANDLss FokSAsH;
House offers for sale SPERM nseed olive reaed Meats
foot and Tanners OIL and sperm candles at the lowest pos
Purchasers invited to call for themselves.
s28-lm'
JESSE ). FLEET
DEALER
In Foreign ~ Domestic Dry Goods
No 10 Maiden Lane, New York.
Is Wanted, smart active boy, one hat can come well
recommended may apply as above s23-lin*
Bees 70 inform his friends and ne public that he has
Commission Business
iS III,i,, G,AY an an yE ,Nc yosK
win be made
Cotton, aud NIL other articles of Produce
CONSIGNED
II lie will also purchase merchandise for country
merchants order y commission, and exercise his
best Judgment and taste IN the selection OF goods From
long experience in mercantile pursuits, having attended
% a N one Of the e ane Soa T tor y eTs
"a Ge uaS IL Sna an uHeAg ade
n Office l56 Pearl ST., up 1ars sl43m
Picksiay's Peruvian steel Cutlery.
THE sUBsGRBER has just received. and oilers FOR
SALE Tor CASH splendid AID extensive stock ct The,
CELEBRATED CUTLERY, the quality AID finish OF which
cannot be surpassed which he invites the attention
the trade. The stock comprises
PERUVIAN STEEL RAzoRs, With Pearl, Ivory, and
s@ Day s ca
ing Pearl Ivory, Black Horn Razors every
day Of The week
PERUVIAN EEL DIRKS. In great variety.
PERUVIAN STEEL PEN AND POCKET KNIVES,
with l, ?, 8, and blades, warranted
Cards containing l. or dozen Of Dks Penknives,
sorted patterns.
Three beautiful Rosewood " muitnm in parvor DRESSING
CASES the most compact travelling made.
Two splendid Rosewood Cases each containing 5S
ces, silver handled TABLE CUTLERY.
Rosewood Writing Desks, Dressing Cases Ladies' Work
Boxes. Military Travelling Cases Dressing Rolls Ladies' Gut
ery Cases &c. &c. &c.
w. M. PICKSLAY,
30 CEDAR
C)uer Johnson A. Co.'s Psrfsmery Store,
Corner OF William ana Cedar SIS