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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

rlr IN b. sold at the residence Of William Ioer
rs, M Goochaud county, Tuesday, the 23a DAY oil
~ II C not, the fir day thereafter, Sunday en-
.s 3IiaeIY NE;ROES consisting oil men, boys an sss-
coTI fodder, and oats; stock OF nofses,
y.n cows, hogs sheep, gig and cartyaIi; Piah'"ti"n
~ groa household and kitchen furniture, ana many othet
,..,-,. TOO tedious to mcu,on.
The terms OF sale will DC made known on that day,
- t"' -' WILLIAM l. 1OLER,
IiiumT Rec q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-23
500 Il

- rnA Ep EWARD.-My man Irser ran away last Christ
ShVV "a purchased Of Peyt"n Randolph about
ycars acos about Al years DID, nearly feet hh little bow
yod very KEEN ard made has bu. little beard and very
fair coun,cnaucc told he has free pass, and by the
name Ennis Randolph The last heard OF hun, he
in the making for the Ohio. The above reward
will be given him. if taken beyond this state f dollars
taken in Virginia. JUN w. Nj thir:
FnrmvlIIe, r. Edward, Sept. D. Al-iot|
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-15

couldn't stir peg, It was grand chance,
and he was going TO give hun the whole
revolution from General Gage up 10 lnde.
pendence) he promises, says /, father.
Veil II vas all settled, aud things soon grew
as calm as pan OF mlk two days old, and
atore a year was over, Jam was Us steady as
Minister Joshua Lopeusl, and was mar
rled 10 our Sail. Nothing was ever SAID
about the snare tall after the w,ddia. When
the minister had finished askln a blessln,
father goes up TO Jim and says he, Jan
Munroe, my boy, g,sIn him rousIn slap
on the shoulder. that sot hun a coughln Tor
the matter Of h,e minutes, (ior he was a
mortal powerful man, was father jim Nun
roe, my boy, SAYS he, you've 60! the snare
round your neck. guess, now, instead Of
your leg.
We had most special t,#s Of II, YOU
may depend, all except the mlaister father
got hlm into corner and gave hun chap.
t-r and verse of the whole var. Every
now and then as came nesr them, heard
Bunker's Hill, sFanaywtue Chrroa, Gsles,
aud So on Il ives broad oay when We par,
ted, and tie las, tha, went was the poor
minister. Father followed him clean dawn
to the gate, and SAYS he, Minister, We hadn't
time TINS hitch, or Ia told YOU about the
eyakyation Of New York, but Ill tell you
b,t N., va
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-15

Iaacpeadcnce.-D Dialogue Of Lowell
Girl with the Overseer Of factory. "Nell,
Mil am informed that you wish TO
cot down my wages" YES" DO you
suppose would 90 TO work ngain IN that
room, at lower prices than have received
before p
al is no more than fair, under the CIR,
cumslauces.
We'll, all have 10 say IS, that before III
do II. | will see YOU IN Iophet pumping
thunder al three cents a clap She was
finally invited to resume work at the old
prices.
Hard Cider Why, dear me, Mr..
LongssaI!ow, SAID good lady, how can
YOU drink down whole quart OF that dread
iu hard cider at single dtaughi
As soon as tue man could breath again,
he replied, | beg pardon, madam, but 'Pon
nv soul It vas 50 hard couldn't bite y
off,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-15
POETRY.

The following beautiful lines are frsn ihs -
nc T. Itslry, EsItor Of the Portland frsRsoripi
voysCsr sn lifs's troubled sea,
Saihzg 10 eternIty
Tarn res ssIthly hiRgs away
Vslu key arc aad srlsi their stay
ChaisiRedsvn 10 earth tbs heart
Netting lasting they imparl-
Noyagsr hat are they 10 thee
Leave them oil asd "fslev ne"
Traveller nsse road sfhfsf
Seeking plsassxe-6sding Strife
husv, the 4orS can ssvsT give
Aush, on which the soul can live,
Grasp noi riches-seek not fame
SaiRlHg dust snd sounding HAss
Travelled, What are thew 10 thee
Leave them all and isllsw ne'
Pilgrim through ,his +" vale Of tears"
Danish all tky doubts and fears
Lin thine syes-a Heavens above
Think-there dwsls God OF Lavs
Weules, thau fsvsr With Hue find
Keep hts counssls in thy MAD
Pilgrim much He's DONE fer thee
VIII tssu, then, mel follow ne p
Wsnd.rer hsm thv Fathers ihrsae.
HastsR bssk-thy srTlsgs own:
Turn-,hy pssh leads not to Heaven
Turn-thy sins shall be tUrsIysn
Turn-and let thy songs 81 praise
Mises with ssgslic lays:
Nanderer have Ihes shsrras fer ihss
snos thew hays--tAsn iollew nc"
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CABINET BuNIIr
RENT.HEn' W
TNTIE Subscriber -,

WI HdVlug TtSr,.
= Dove Business 10 ,he iuane1 '','e
offers his services 10 ho ga
place and the community gens,- .s.
'ng procured good materials s :.
seli tor the good performance !. $
ana having a thorough knoa,.. =
business he ilai'ers himself lb,, y
be surpassed by any-and n,o Ia' p Y
use all means N his power 10 n.
eommodate his customers - 4
constantly on hand every ari.cI. /.
Of business, 20 sooR as a s,t;. : 70 4
mace 10 supply The present d.m, Y
subscriber tenders Lls ths1L.
munl'y tor the liberal patrons :
received, .nd prays copaaa.. '''
same. g
All kinds Of REPAIRING ,,,s.
cuied aod with despatch.
ORDERS from a d ls,spc.
fully received and pgnclusiy ,,,.,'.
lie may be found at an nn', 800
! doors nerth east Of Tie ia 80 =
formerly occupied by Mr. Jsa,g.
for al his dwelling, imm,dsar, ~, +
All orders Tor COEFlNSaa,.
neainess aud despatch.
NareA ~, less. '''' WIS
\. h. Turning sf ell kin, an.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-15
CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

" ME Rocky River Classes Sehooi Vii
IA resume it, exercises on Monday. tho
2i day OF July NEXT, under the sunsnalen
cence oil Mr. Geo. w. GIBBS, A. VI u the
Academy building, at Rocky River Meet
lrg House, Cabarrus county, n. c.
Terms per Se.s,- r Eve aad ta.f ,'sHih'
Iuhtss ats 'sa Llta aaa Creek Lau- SD so
sgsgy'.
do. 10 AiAineaa'isnl aad he high 90
branches OF EnEt,4,
No deduction siIl be made Tor the loss Of
time Oh The part Of pupils, except tor sickness.
Boarding. can be nlt N the t">, families,
At couysmea, t,st,sce, lucIutng washing
&c, al from , 10 So per month.
The undoubled reputation of the above
institution, the advantages of rs location,
The uoral ard religious characlsro Vi The sur
rounding population, and HE high fusbiea.
hrns Of the Superintendent, At IS believed,
Will secure a.. liberal patronage ay ou h,
to be DESIRED, Parea,s well c. We.l 10 en-,
gage their sons at aa early period. b. or
der 81 the Board ii Trustees
pANL. 4. PENlCk.l
r hIEkPAIElch, c'nmia,,.
\. ALEXANDER,
M4H T. 1875. 4g.ese}i
The Editor of tuo Caeraw Gazelir
s,II Iasc-t The above IA his gsper times,
say ouce "a two weeks, ard forward has 40
count to the Post Master at Pioneer Nil,
.or payment. Byorirr 9th Committee.
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For Sale.
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TAYLOR S H8Ei
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u-fe' 81 l-7-
STATE OF AORIH ClEuIl
NF,AlENErIs Dagsu.
Court u PEA 4 Qaar.u
Ivm, l-3s.
Samuel " S~iib
r. ouEaa. aal
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defendant, 81: Lgei1. aCaH
Wallace Elk years %, aaI y
wears Old.
~ appearing 10 the saass.
n Court, that 'hs defendant 4
habrnni # this State, Orau 'r
that publication 10 nsac .tt g.
Charlotte Jaurusi, that ua.ss be "a
the pctl Court u Pleas 4aa t,ate
slous 10 le beII Ier N.,a0
AZ the Courthouse IN taArsto
NooJay ia July next, sad 'asa ~
plead or repIryy, y1dgmeIi h, -'..
DO entered against Am.
Wfrcss, Brady Oates, Clerk ' e
Court, at Office, ,ac 9Th Napa. p
A. u less OF b.. t.
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w rapping Paper,

5 KEPT Tor SaIo at Wm. Car5on's Store
I'M Oh reasonable terms.
Oct. 3, 1887 Ggy
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-15
ANOTHER GRE.ETFERE!

RaldgA, September 81. le3g
| am nsw s. Yeas Of agc--when Ia ny l7ib
gear, received wound 90 my len lrg, which
became liberated, and continued SO uuttl the first
81 March last 1t would oce4sluu4liy heal up
aud then break out again; but most Of tbs time.
it wa IN avery painful condition, the sore having
extended 10 large sir, and become very deep
tried many remedies to make core, wtthaut
success, until | applied Gray's Unsuitable ONT.
meHi, two pot. Of which have chrctuaily cured
my leg and reduced Il lie Us natural size. The
cure would have been made much sooner had |
strictly attended to the directions Tor tho use Of
the Ointment, bot this failed 70 do, while took
much exercise, and very imprudently used tight
bsndagc. NV leg has been wcll 1T more than
slH months, during which timr, | have Walked
much, yet Il remains firm and Tree rom oil s~rc.
ness Or Inflammation AMER having bern afflicted
for a period Vt iorty-ono yoara, / now enjoy the
benefit Of u sound leg again.
LEW Is HOLLOMAN,
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RMFgff 4$FgHan
FEATHER RENOVzT0R
TOR
FsPGlfh anu EeOu0,gu.
TEvIIE ,gb-crbsr, ha,,as pure.s-.d the
a ,,.t, - ,,...., tho -L.,. VI. ~,
tho county of VerElen.s,rg. ,s.,ra,,yII, an.
farm tb.,r fr,sr,- and ,ts ,.tl.'. ....oor,iI,
tina, the, bsy, one IN aeor,i,on,,, { .t,,Ir.,,.
- a.re ao, o-c IN the tao, n, ~ ,,~,n,,,
c,, have th.,, bod re,.y,,cl r,s go
bDo IN ,.a royn,,y ARE Irf..rn.,d Tim, he,
inland fl, ,.i..,e,er,. pel,bhorloo4 ..,. sl...r,
.,ra g, ,b,tali NAV h1yra .,aa,,,o.,, ~
fe.,,g.,, if. ntlb,y. Far G,,thr, c,,,.ol,,.
500 bso4h,lls
4. MONTGOMERY
q. w. HOUSTON.
Ro9 II, 1888. 5V
STAJE or NORTU C4ROLIN1
,fr,Efr.erp. ,of-sr,
C.,rt # pi,eso,9 la7r,,- S,..,,,,s t,r,y
II. 80 ''i' 80
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-14
PROSPECTUS
SOUTH wEsTTEERNJoURN4T
OF T1E

I =. 80
iSOUTH- IVES TERNJOURNATl
lAHE extensive and growing interest of the
H Southwest, its moral and social i'm
provement, and ITS increasing literary and sci
enunc demands, have awakened attention to
ll "a lact that N this highly important portion
u ou[ country there IS no journal or paper ex-
clusively devoted to literature and scien5e -
Vocatng the doctrines Of no Darn ~
Feeling the necessity of such 4 paner n
Jefferson College and Washington ,1co 80 s,
contemplate publishing a periodical n IL - .
titled "THE SOUTH WESTERN T1IT r.
NAL" TO be devoted to Literature and 5000
der. 2 = VIC ssfssfqt Tea-
II VIII be published seuTi-Honfhlv. in tba :;
" OF Natchez, and viii contain sixteen s,,,sII
quarfo pages, similar form TO the aPennv Wsr
anne on tne paper, and protected bv = MI
envelope so that 1t may be conveyed to an,
distance without injury. The pa9es of ~
envelope WI appropriated to adveFtisemants
and general no6ces. 80 = linen l-i9
ne editorial department win Be condeeta5
py a gentleman long known IN the eoT,v.,,,S;
y as an abe and SPIRITED editor, whose zesl
u SUBJECTS OF literature and science mn -,
a 2. MN an efficient director of such nl,5l;es
-. - WI 0e remembered that we have M
'ssa- q ne West similar TO the -
-: 4. P1atlon; and every one who fees
800 IN :. any enterprise calculated 10 enkapee
ne social and moral character ~ ON
should come forward and assist IS
y Prise into tenz So
eelnaly emolaTnent e6asf; fiiEss
- tbs publication - .ssss.s n
- ll.Se e oepet any individual a. e.. -.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1838-08-14
Prospectus for Publishing

THE LAWS OF MISSISSIPPI.
AW, being the rule of action pre-
IL scribed by the supreme power ofthe
Stltc, commanding what is right, and prohi-
biting what is wrong, an acquaintance with
lis provisions is desirable to the scholar,
the legislator, the planter and mechanic,
as well as the lawyer by profession. All
classes of society, in republican govern
ment, Ike our own, dependent, for the per-
petuity Of its institutions, alone on an en-.
hghtened public sentiment, require some
knowledge of their legal enactments, upon
which their hTes, liberties, and their for
tunes depend.
The Laws of Mississippi, of a general
nature as enacted by her successive legis.
latUres, lie scattered in numerous volumes.
buried under mass Of private acts, of i'm.
portance to those alone who are directly
interested in their provisions, and Offering
by their bulk, and want of arrangement,
an almost insuperable barrier to that gene
raj dissemination oftheir contents, amongst
the great mass Of the people, which their
importance would seem to require.
To collect and arrange all the laws of "a
general nature now in force, in this state,
under their appropriate titles, together
with suitable digested index, and superin-
tending in person the completion of the
work, until ready for delivery, viii be la
Dor of no small magnitude. The support
and patronage ofthe intelligent citizens
of this great state, / teel confident viii not
be withheld from aiding in the accomplish
ment Of work which viii more widely
disseminate a knowledge of our institu-
tons, and the wisdom on which they are
based T. ]. FOX ALDEN.
jackson, Miss. February, 1888.
Or The work will be published in two
royal octave volumes, comprising from. five
to seven hundred pages containing all af.
ter the enacting clause, uer5atin, Of evcrvE
law now IN force Of a general nature toge-
Their with reference to the pamphlet laws.
a dIgestcd index of the contents oftae vo-
Tunes, viii be appended, bringing at once
% the view a condensed statement of the
standing Jaw, under its distinct and appro.
PIRATE title.
81 Terms will be to subscribers, five dollars
per volume bound and lettcred, pavableon /
delivery.
The work viii, if sufficient ENCOURAGE
nent IS obtained, be ready for delivery bv
he lst Of January, 1889.
u Editors ofnewspapers in this state
VINO Will publish this prospectus viii rs.
'eIve copy ofthe work. They are also L
to receive subscribers names Il
ind iorwar The same to the editor Of ne
Natchez r ily Courier BY the LIST Of Au! II
gust.
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A a0 ina
sfc ssise
Asa6 Ees
Sub Ibel eo1lelIplafs
d TIE City of gsts, 3 per uIlI
t1e above ale. IL binary; 90 1ncl oes
caslezs @ tie O. pub 81 10 tie world
9 full hlstoEyln advance of the coming publ
cation 10 which al that could Sc desired By
iis atlons promised, and hy which expecs
satlons etalssd, such Is are seldom Sc letk
BIT we trust Tie public have experienced the
ruth q tbs remark too often, to reg ard a dis
culslon of the merits q or journal b. us,
A. any Iuducemerk "a is supper. Taking
this view Of the Is sIis J. content our.
selves wItha bEief statement Of the intention
q TIE MIRROR, prefefEing rather T. rss our
Gains % patronage upon the merits q the Pc.
PEI ITSELF than upon the strength Of large
IA essi SOS si 81 q Il 81 81
Is. AAiRReR 81 designed % b zclfsively 4
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] ales.- -kssay Select Neral Rea6inc
gfle cultural and Scientific, Intelligence Poet
ry-;7l use sccs az. Il win be the aim 81
me publishers % Gender the Mirror acceptable
IL Eanastg PAPER, by excluding from its col
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- aid admitting nothing that can give Of,
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On q nnes medHam aaaef. and on neatneW type
Each number Mlll contain one page Of Music,
arranged eitharfo tie piaao forte or guitar. {
The columns Of tie Mirror are ten tered az
medium for the publication Of 81 approved
Literary compositions. and we are not without
eon1dencein the belief that there 8 literary
talent and tasteenOugh among our citizens, e
furnish its pagesWitha gOodly pGFtioa Of home
production, as - d -
Asst is contemplated to issue the first mum
Der early IN May, we would request those whC
feel disposed to contribute to the Mirror. e
send in their communicating before the first o
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TERMS.-,Thr Dollars in advance. pay
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G3' Any Of our friends furnishing us with
list of ten subscribers viii be entitled to
copy Of the paper free Of charge. ps..
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April 18Th, 1888. g
O. Editors giving the above a few inser
ions viii confer anobigatiOA on the subscri
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Notice to Agents Of 9IEae United
States Insurance CoEnbamV ~
81 gassaE Nmww $500 80

eAA4NN<AA
States Insurance ConnbamV 81
the city Of New XoRk.
TNHE Agents Of this Company residing III
IL this and other States, are respectfully
notified that their respective Cash subscrip-
tons 70 the stock arc required to be- paid AZ
tie Gin Bd,lk in tiscity oaos bsaeg Ghs 1st
day If JIII ne there to remain sUbiectto
the order 81 the Directors. Those who wish
to increase their ap ortioned amounts can do
So 81 cS gnents, or secured by u
States. fe IF an Stock which are above
rar. 30 IN the - and cities and
Town IS 81 any other State "a the Union.
who may spo 10 secure 10 Ifhemsslees
or 20 any friend III permanent agency 81 Chs
company for the puEJ oses Of Life and Fire In
sllrs are informed that bystakinrs eI0017 "a
go Of the stock, IN cash 81 hseY;;nfiiSS,,nfr
themselves, or by obtaining thar alsEY5Iiirgs
among their friends, they win thereby he enfi-.
tied TO tie asnent g 81 the connarIr
for the county wherein they reside. ans -,
probably make ronigS 500 60. R75l0 : 49,.
e. Upper cenf Oh .fhs nome
q receive, more OF less 4EpHe
Due ge me company az present = r.on.
1Ileq..o NlaElne lnslTance. The hill or Tie
aniel lenl y the charter, whereby q 81 a..
the aadlt0 privilege for Fire 1ns,lrsnce.
was Tagfled egeRrably at theslast Is ion
Of the Legislature, ard tie appie ion
Tor Iito md ir5 insurance svilI
befrshe. - January ns.f and rs ezsr-
tlnzs VII oe spared q secure botT soufs
llla agents Ready been - ~
Marine Insurance ii al te rIincire e ~ 8
Who vii also Be authorized Is make ire ~.
rance 6 con g tie charter IS amend i.
9.cn Eg sarg NEXT With
WIDE button q thsSstsoc ri 80
slnis Is which = IS 8.
re company lover one ri "a, a.l 8
eaN e. 3, s sIosI|, - ,.,el
e -. leFs $ r.
cent.
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81
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IT1HF Snbscr6p 81 lSas 'iIr1 81 p6fSSs;t
~ Andrews g CFaWirvd win fccntinue tht
FaetoEags and Commislion Business on BIZ
own account Any business entrt % 81
care wil Be promptly attended 70. -
~, JAMES CRAWFORD.
Tme 10Th, 1883 30 II 4I-t
The Columbus missy Argus, Montgc1Sefy
Journal, Tuscaloosa Intelligence and Selri
Free Press win insert the above weekly. ufi
I0Tbid.-Mobile Chronicle.
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THE WEEKLY METROPOLITAN.


THE WEEKLY METROPOLITAN.
A GENERAL Literary, Historical, Con-
IA gressional, and Miscellaneous journal,
published at Washington D. c., IN lis de-
partments aims at the highest character. Prin-
ted IN clear good type, on large sheet of fine
white paper. the whole of it being devoted to
valuable and interesting reading matter.
TERMS-One Dollar and half per annum
in advance. -r- q
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dollars nineteen for twenty dollars fifty for
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PostmasteFs, book sellers, and in general, all
persons interested in the success Of such an
enterprise, are respectfully requested to act as
agents for the Metropolitan; the above terms
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An letters to be addressed Gree Of Dos
tage) to
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" Editors throughout the country are re-
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SIZE ~ 3 i nv s. n. 81 81 -. i

SENA' IO1tIA11 DEBATE ON I he
SUIT r Z SlJl1Y BILL.
E unoersi gned have been induced,
e the instance Of . number 81 friends
to undertake the publication 81 the aTept
debate ii tie Senate Oh this subject hetS -.
Mesyrs. Webster, alhoun and Clsv. & r.
. sufficient number Of subscribers are Oh
tanned to authorize the addiiional xpeucs
those Of Messrs. Wright and Benton pill
Be added, the latter being necessary to q
tull understanding Of the subject. The
three first have been received By the coun.
try as the most splendid specimens or intel
lectuaI eiI5rt Of modern times. Those Of
MessTs. Benton and Wright, who did not
2 articipafe n the personal contest with the
three first named Senators, are explanato-
~ ofthe Bill, and the subject Is 30 ifnpor-
tant that 4 IL thought desirabls 10 publish
them altogether. This work should Be
Kept b. every gentleman, to Whatever pro.
& ssion be belongs, a. a book of statistical
reference upon the subject Of the currency.
Z lis proposed fopublish them in conYel
iient form, upon good paper and neatly
bound. Economy VIII be consulted.
Each volume viii It is supposed, contain
200 pages octave. The cost Of eachn mum.
Der Is not yet ascertained. The work
VIII be commenced as soon as sufficient
number of subscribers are obtained TO de.
Tray ezpences, Subscribers win receive
copies TO the amount Of their subscription
at the lowest cost at which they can Be
printed. Subscription lists are at olH
Store, nauphin st. and at the Printing OF
fees theeity.
~ ]. s. KELLOGG q co.
Subscriptions received at the Bookstore d
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"a LII Baak noe Som 81

81 W9l99ia J0s<3 81 Co
fss7 9dss Cincinnuti, Ohio.
a We made extensive arrangements -
n render Their Engraving Establisbn1ent
complete, and are now prepared % Der5aoT.n5,
any work IN Their line of business. Tbev have
procured new designs for vignetts &c. and
nallk votes, Maps, Plans, &C.,
s5.F COPPER .4.FD STEEL
VII be attended 70 WITH pronptness and Il
s..-Sl.. 3Lll Note Paper from hest ana
a = -. the Union.
c q 40 "a y. ppoInteeP BEB0N 81
s9llla o1ls' Als9 Their Agent, The III - ~
= Il Z oIaaEs that may Be leftsNith hin.
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.VEWs G0O75.S.

NHE subscribers have received by recent
arrivals asplendid assortment of
staple and FaHncy Dry Goods
embracing all theneW styles of the latter; TO
gcther with a large assortment of
ia 81 B0OEs. Shoes GEss1 Clothing.
Also, 70 and "a Lowell cotton and Brown
and bleached Domestic. Hardware, CrockeTy
and Glass ware together with their former
stock, makes th assortment equal to any in
Columbus, which they respectfully invite their
friends and the public to examine.
may 15.-35-6t AKIN & GLASS.
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