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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-16
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A NOBLE LETTER.

We have been politely furnished by Mr. Bur-
chard, says the Hamilton Palladium, with,ihe
following excellent letter from gentleman in
Pennsylvania. 1t was called out on seeing a
notice of Mr. BPS letter. The writer received
a wrong impression from the Tribune notice,
that Mr. b. "had abandoned the abolition par
ty;" he does not deem il an abandonment of
that party TO vote for Henry Clay, but the true
way Of carrying out the Liberty principles:
KENNETH SeUARE, Chester Co., Pa, II
July 7th, 1914.
Dear Sir:-I see it stated in the New York
Tribune that "Charles Burchard, of Hamilton,
Madison county, has abandoned the abolition
party and come out heartily for Cay'' What
"abolition party" you may have abandoned |
know not, but in my humble opinion, TO vote
Tor Henry Clay, under present circumstances,
is no abandonment Of the abolition cause. D
/ suppose you find yourself placed in pre-
dicament similar TO my own. have for many
years past regarded slavery as a question of
more momentous import than any OF the party
projects of the day, and had therefore, ceased
to act with either OF the pro-slavery partes.-
But new issue has been formed, TO which the
Wings and Democrats have been gradually
verging for several years past, viz: Whether
a foreign nation shall be admitted into the IN
ion. or more nronerlv. whether the M.x;can
emnire shall he rent asnnder and a roriion az
lie ,,r,;,br,,',c;,J H., 49, -. "a -.
nod ;n,o ~ IT," ''p"e. na"us snu S'sg
s;c LUZ VIC on'on, 'pi me so'e Pu'pose VI ,o-
m!,ng pe'pe'ua''ng ana extending inc save
I've /,
against this piratcal scheme for ten years; and
S.la.l. now gt"unu arms ana remain neutral,
Ieoduse iien'y Gay ana the wing party are
e,si.'s'U 10 assist me! NO, no, canhot g,a.',
~ 'ne Io .. ,t s'uee"9neI go 1 nucn' nut
a,,i .o.1 !na1 ,"s same Iienry clay Is save
il'lueI n.;.'sen, "nu 'nele,o'e a.n sac,'ncing
ny principles 10 vo'e '2' nun, a''hougn ne WI
serve my 'ons one',Sheu puiposeT,na' VI heep'
ing Texas on OF me un'on. inns Is . spe'
cies oil logic en''rely oe'ow n,y Gomprene''s.oh
suppose mere wSs graoua einsuc,Pa,ioi
party among the saveho,oers 10 'ne oou.n' a DC
f1ehry Oiay was one VI suc:' pa'y, anu u.
were nominated Tor ,he rles'oehey' upon ..n'
ground that he could be very et1cieni IN pro-
ln"'ihg ,heif gooo ooJect-'ne g'a.ua', '"''"su
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-16

Stearine Candles.-We have reason TO be-
Iieve if lard can be hardened, that candle can
be made from il nearly equal TO sperm. The
Cincinnati Atlas in noticing Mr. Ruder's man
ulactory of chat article says:---"They are a
great improvement on the first attempts at ma
king this article. The Stearine used by Mr. II.
is beautifully crystalized from the Lard, with
no admixture of tallow or other oleagnons
substance, and il strikes us as the perfection oil
the manufacture. These candles burn longer
and brighter than the old fashioned Sperm, and
are sold at just half the price formerly paid FOL
the latter article"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-16

Chancellor Kemt.-This distinguished Jurlst
was eighty-one years old yesterday. His phys
ical health and intellectual vigor are anoma-
ious and very extraordinary; his cheerlulness
of temper, his vvacity, and colloquial powers
are unimpaired; and he is at once theornament
and charm of his domestic and social circle,
Chancellor Kent may now be considered one OF
The most (if not the most) disting uished men oil
this nation.-N. Y. Express, .Aug. I'd. a.i
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-16

Gov. Thomas, of Maryland, whose domestic
difficulties, resulting IN the separation Of his
wife, have become somewhat notorious, has adj
dressed letter TO one Of the editors in his State,
concluding af follows:
81 do not seek the aid Of legal process 10 es-
tablish the existence of, or means of redress
TO confuse and confound the public judgment,
the principal and most guilty parties in this
case have filled the land with imputations on
my personal character, generally. The false
hood Of these seek a suitable opportunity to
demonstrate. This opportunity, in consequence
of their intimate connection with my domestic
misfortunes, a Judicial investigation can alone
afford. With that view, Gov. Mcdowell has
been invited, Col. Benton has been defied to
meet me before Court Of Justice.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-16

Col s. w. Oakley, the LocofOco Judge, who re- m
fused to receive wing votes at the late election ~ "
Orleans has been held to bail to answer the charge
hofore The Criminal Court. There are eleven cas-
es. He gave bail in $1,000 eaclI'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-16

~ Somebody, who writes more truthfully than
POLITICALLY, says--'An angel without money is not
thought half so much Of nowadays, asa devil with
bag full of guineas.' VA. t
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1844-08-16

CURE FOR DIARRHEA - Il Is snid that even after
all other remedies have failed, certain for It
will be found in rice water, Boil the rice, take the
WATER make il palatable with salt and drink il copi-
ously while warm,
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State Of North Carolina, Beaufort county.
William B. Myers rs. jeremiah &. Perkins.
Original Attachment returned TO Beaufort Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions, September Term,
1874. Returned levied on land and mills, and
served Defendants effects in Garnishee's hands.
1T appearing that Defendant is not an inhsbi-
ant of this State: 1t is ordered by the Court that
publication be made in The North Carolina Stand
ard, for six weeks sucressivply, for the said Jere-
miah c. Perkins to appear at the next term Of our
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for
the county of Beaufort, at the court house in
Washington, on the first Monday in December
next, then and there TO repevy The said land and
mills, &C.. and plead, answer or demur or judg-
ment pro conftsso will be rendered against him.
Witness, BENIN M. Selby, clerk of our said Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at Office Sd Octo-
Der, 1914.
BENIN NJ. SELBY, elk.
Oct. 9, 1914. $5624.) 519-6t.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

ELOPED from the subscriber, on the 1st in
slant, negro man named BILL, 26 years Of age,
has an impeachment in his speech, and downward
look when spoken TO.
The said negro had on, when he left home
spun suit, Ga roundabout aud Pants,) and cap, but
other clothes with him.
1t is thought he will attempt to pass as a free
man, under an assumed name, as William Hdus.
or Simmons He is known 10 visit his old haunts
in the neighbrohood o: his wife, who is owned by
Mr.. Jos: Dunn, Duplin Co., and he no doubt ran
ses at times in the southern part Of Wayne coun-
ty where he is, or has been, at work.
The above reward will be given for the appre-
hensiou and delivery of said negro TO me, at Mr..
G. w. Bannerman's residence, Bladen county, or
lodged in Jail so | may get him again.
COLIN SHAW.
Gravelly Hill, Bladen Co., N. C. Scott.
Oct. 4th, 1914.
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.

The subscribers take pleasure in announcing to the
citizens of Raleigh and the surrounding country, that
they have rented the Fayetteville Street next
door to Mr.. R. Smiths, where they intend carrying on
the Dry Goods business in all its various branches They
have recently received general assortmento of
staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
Among which may be found Bleached and Brown
Shirtings and Sheetngs Bedticks Hamilton Jeans
Suffolk Drills Apron Checks, sc. SC
BaIzarines Balzarine Lawns Printed Lawns |;
Nous. DLanes Challays
Figd. Silks Blk. and Blue Blk. Bombazines; AL
pacca Lustres Fancy Prints;
Imperial Robes Cambria and Furnit. Dimities !;
Irish Linens Bonnets Ribbons;
Bonnet Lawns Jaconett, Swiss, Book, Plaid and
Medium Muslins;
White and Colored Cambricks Cambk, Swiss,
Robbinett and Thread Edging and Insertions
Hosiery of all kinds Shaws and Cravats Ia great
Variety
md many other articles which we deem unnecessary
to specify
The Gentlemen are informed that we have on hand
Cloths, Cassimers, Gambroons, Drillings, Vestings
Stocks Bosoms Collars, Suspenders, Cloves Cravats
Scarfs Ties, sc. &c. &C.
The public generally solicited to give call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere determined to sell at
Small -aduGnce therefore great bargains may be obtain
ed. RUSSELL & ESKRIDGE.
Next door TO r. Smith
Raleigh, June 29th, 1874. 506ly
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NEW STORE.

In THE STORE, next door to Williams, Haywood
II &Co'sa Apotheeary Store, we have opened a large
and elegant assortment Of Dry goods new ashionabe and
and cheap comprising every article usually kept. We
have also full assortment Of Shoes of every description
and qnaly-as wen as Gentlemen's fne Boots Hats
and Caps, together with all kinds of Fancy Goods such
a. Combs, Brushes and the like. In word we have
every thing generally kept, except Groceries and
Queens WareZ-If you want Cheap Goods and Great
Bargains come to US before purchasing We know
times upon very slight preteusions. Awofd with You,
ARd you shall be the judge whether do what we
promise To sell Cheap Goods we must buy them
Cheap and to give Bargains must bny Bargains and
in establishing business in this place were well
aware of the strong Competition and the necessity of
seng Zoos eneap on. one q me ,r vlng
Dry Goods business, confident that this would
give advantages possessed by other Merchant here
We therefore uHhestatingiysay that will sell goods
cheaper than ever before offered in this Msrket.
H. A. BADHAM, & CO. g
Raleigh, September 10. 1874. 5ls-G
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gNOVTCE@ q

The subscriber takes the liberty of informing the
citizens of Raleigh that he has this day commenced
receiving Oysters daily direct from Norfolk.
In order to prevent mistakes his Oysters will not
under any circumstances be carried round the Civ
by servants or aEy one else, be sold by the small
measure. So the citizens will not be disappointed
in any way in my Oysters. intend to offer only
fresh Oysters, and by this means should deceive
the public they will know where to find me and oh
tain redress.
will constantly have on hand Fresh Fish when
the season will permit. Of this, however. I will
give timely notice in the papers.
.ssa.3 e-a JOHN WILSON
OnFayettevile st. nearly opposite the nostHof;cs
Raleigh. Oct. 81, 1914. 52IS1f
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New Annuals! New AnnuaIs!!
FOR
RAR

'THE Illustrated Book of Christian Ballads, and
Il other Poems, edited by Rnfus w. Griswold,
splendidy bound.
The Gift, Christmas and New Year present.
with beautiful illustrations. - = :
The Diadem. decidedly the richest Annual of the
season, with splendid engravings.
!. The friendships Offering with superior engrav-
ings and elegant binding
The Casket. The Hyacinfh or Affections Gift
beautiful Juvenile Annual, together with MANY
other Annuas and illustrative works for sale cheap
at the New Bookstore, 9TH door above r. Smith.
os o. L. CLEVELAND.
Raleigh. Oct. 1874. $40.
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State Of North Carolina, Beaufort county
Geo. Brown of Charles E. Jarvis rs. Jeremiah
G. Perkins.
Original Attachment returned to Beaufort Court OF
Pleas and Quarter Sessions, September Term,
1914. Returned levied on land aud mills.
1T appearing that Defendant is not an inhabit-
ant orthis State: 1t is ordered by the Court that
publication be made in The North Carolina Stand
ard for six weeks SUCCESSFULLY for the said Jere-
miah C.. Perkins TO appear at the next term of our
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for
the county Of Beaufort the court house in Wash
ngton, on the first Monday of December next,
and plead, answer or demur, or judgment pro con-
fesso will be rendered against him.
Witness, Benin NJ Selby, clerk of our said Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at Office Sd Octo-
Der, 1874.
BENIN M. SELBY, elk.
Oct. 9, 1914. (S5 624) 5I9-6t.
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SADDLERY HARDWARE.
ALIEN PAINE. No 80.
ALLbN Z AIISI1, 1NU' OIU,
RlnItinnnre st RnIEinnnre NIL

Baltimore ST., Baltimore Nd,
Has on hand general assortment Of Plated,
Steel, Brass and Japan'd Saddlery. Coach and
Harness furniture, both of his own Manufacturing
and English ware Imported by himself. Also Sad
die Trees, Hog Skins, Buck Skins, Buffand Scar
let cloth, Buffalo Robes. &c.
ARTICLES FOR COACH MAKERS.
general assortment of Coach Lace, Damask,
Rarinetl's patent Canvass, India Rubber cloth,
drab cloth, Lamps, patent Leather, Moss, Elliptic
Springs, Turned Axles, Malleable Iron castings,
Oil Cloth Carpet, with great variety Of other
goods in both branches of business all of which will
be sold on pleasing terms. Dealers from the coun-
try invited to call and examine his stock. Or
ders promptly attended to.
Oct 22 1914. 522-1m.
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state of N. Carolina. Beaufort county.

state of N. Carolina. Beaufort county.
Dempsey Fl. Latham Jeremiah G. Perkins.
Original Attachment returned TO Beaufort County
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Septem-
ber Term, 1914. Returned levied on two horses,
carry logs and chains, three oxen. three fats,
round and hewed logs, one canoe, and one buggy.
1T appearing that Defendant is not inhabit-
ant of this State: 1t is ordered by the Court that
publication be made in The North Carolina Stand
ard for six weeks successfully for the said Jere-
mah C.. Perkins to appear at the next term Of our
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be held for
the county of Beaufort the court house in Wash
ington, the 6:st Monday in December next,
iheu and there to replevy The above named articles
plead answer or demur, or judgment pro confesso
will be entered against him.
Witness, Benin M Selby clerk Of our SAID Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, at Office Sd Octo-
Der, 1914. BENIN NJ. SEEBY, CIk.
Oct. 9, 1914. Pr. $5623 5l9-6r.
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CHEAP BOOK

CHI EAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
NEARLY every train of cars brings something new
in the way of Books for the North. Carolina Book
Store where Books be bought cheap for Cash as
in any other establishment in the Southern States and
many of them for less than they be had the North
ern markets.
We therefore would respectfully call the attention
the public to the following list of New Publications. just
received and for sale at the North Carolina Book Store
viz:
A New Spirit of the Age: edited by R. H. Horne :
author of Orion &c.
The Works of the Rev. Sidney, Smith in vo's
Hydropathy or the water cure, by Joel Shew NJ D.
'' The Commerce Of the Praires' the Journal of
Santa Fe Trader, during eight Expeditions across the
" Great Western Praries," by Joseph Gregg in vols
Facts in Mesmertsm, by the Rev. Chauncey H. Town.
send, A. M.
The Life of Geo Brummell. Esq commonly called
&c Beau BTummeH,'' by Captain Jesse
The Autobiography of Hernch Shilling.
The H-Famify, by Frederika Bremen
The Economy of Waste Manures, by John Hartmann
Merton, novel by Theo. Hook
Scotland, Glasgow, the Clyde, &C. Sc by J. G.. Kohl.
The Triumphs of Time, novel, by the author
&c ItcO Old Mems Tales" with many other late Pu6Eca
fioas, both Classical and Standard works-Ca and ex-
anime collection, where be found large and as
mixed collection Of Books any House in the United
Sta esconsisting in part OF Law, Theological Clas-
sical, and School Books of every description
TURNER & RCGHES.
Aug. 20, 1914. 5I3-Iy.
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PROSPECTUS FOR
THE DKSTRKCTDEVN

VENHE Undersigned propose publish in the Town of
TO be entitled the DISTRICT DEMOCRAT' devoted
to Politics. Agriculture and General Intelligence uro
Vded sufficient number of subscribers can be obtained
70 justify them in the Undertaking They deem If
necessary to enter into minute detail of their polt
cal tenets but think it will suffice to saw that hev arc
opposed to the political measures ofthe msealled g
Party believing them TO be subVsrsve of our Const.
tlon dangerous to our civil liberty, injurious the well
fare OF our country and peace and prosperity az ma
ton With such belief we will oppose by every fair and
honorable means, the election Of Henry Clay of Kentuc
KY to the Presidential Chair he the head and lead
er OF that party and has pledged himself to the
Federal policy, and carry out to their full extent the ru
nous measures and dangerous political experiments of
the same Moreover, having openly pledged himself TO
tampeT with the ConstitutiOn under which we lived
30 long and so prosperousy and to destroy or muuae
that power (the Veo,) which is now and was created
for its safeguard cannot keep from viewing az mus
every other other true Democrat his elevation to that
seat which he is and has been seeking for so rnanV
years, by every means In his power, as in the
political history of our government that be regar
dsd By every true patriot with fear and apprehension for
the consequences that must ensUe. Such being opn
ions with regard to Mr. Cays political character we
shall hoist at the head of columns for President and
Vice President OF the United States the nominees of the
Democratic National Convention. James K Polk of Ten
nessee and George NJ Dallas of Pennsylvania; and shall
every fair and honorable means to ensure their
ton To do this we earnestly solicit at the hands of the
Democrats othe 9TH Congressional District reasonable
and competent support being more they are
better able to support press than the opposite party
and yet in the District where the Democrats have ma.
jorfty the Wings support newspapers and they have
not single with the exception of small sheet
Taking these things into consideration, we humbIy
submit, whether justice to themselves the cause and
principles they profess and regard for the credit Of the
District to which they belong does demand at their
hands local vehicle of Information on political sub
lects. -
TERMs-$2 per annum payable in advance, or So so
will be charged payment be delayed six months Per-
forwarding six subscribers with the subscriptions
money. will receive copy gratis.
IL 10 designed to issue the hrst number early in be
month OF October on an Imperial Sheet (abou the SIZE
6f the Ralsgh Regster9 Persons wishing to subperbe
will please forward their names immediately
- Address COLLINS & STROTHER
Sept 8, 1914. Oxford, Granville "a. Ne
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NORTH CAROLINA
Literary, Scientific and Military
AGsADEJW r,

aH Tel II lA<Gkk
An ACADEMY of the above denomination is now
"A open, and under the tuition OF the following gem
tlemen:
The Classics (ulI Collegiate course,) Mr. r. GR.dY.
Military Tactics and Mathematics, comprising Arith-
mefc, Algebra, Geometry Logarthms, Mensuration,
Trigonometry, (plane and sphencal) Surveying, Civil
Engineering, & Analytical Geometry, Mr.. O. fl. BUCK,
afe Principal of the Portsmouth Military Acadeuy,)
French (Extra,) Mons. -JaGdLLLY.
Chemistry and Natural Philosophy with full appara-
tus, J. Mr.. S.yN. BOTSF0RD1
TERMS FOR SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Classical Department, $50 90
English do Is 90
The Cadets-a certain portion of each day generally
occupied IN idle and useless amUsements, will be drill
led in all those Military exercises in similar
Institutions throughout the United States, for which
there be no ertra charge.
Parents who are willing TO establish School of this
character well calculated to improve the body well
the mind Of their children, will be good enough to
leave their names with Mr. Gray, at the Office of the
Register, where further particulars may be had.
September II, 1874. 616-E
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STYLE

super6ne French. and English Cloths Cassi-
u,eras and Yestines. are now being received and
opened, by the subscribers. Their goods we're Sc
lected, By one Of the firm, in N. York and bought
entirely for Cash, which enables them TO offer,
greater inducements than heretofore. They would,
therefore, respectfully invite their customers
and friends and the Public generally 10 call and al
low them the pleasure of showing their extensive
assortnent which consists Of almost every article,
of gentlemen's wear. And will be sold very low
for cash or six months credit to punctuai men.
e1. READY M4DE CLOTHING,
Manufactured in the best style and warranted.
Call at thei. well known stand on Fayetteville ST.
SMITH & BIGGS.
Raleigh, Oct. I2 1914. 5000.
~ Star and Independent will insert six times.
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CITY aHOYE b;
RALEIGH, NORTH olARo A
lI |I|I

Mas. LAwRescE having taken charge of this large
and commodious house Immediately adjoining the
Court House square, takes this method of inform
ing her friends and the Pub.ic, that she Intends
The building has undergone thorough Tepalfss4
She has provided herself ith every thing neces-
sary render those who call on her perfectly cons
foHable. Her Table will be supplied With the best
the market affords. She has good and attentive
servants, and promises her undivided time and at
fenton to her business. She Aatters herself, from
the very liberal encouragement she has received
this year, that she may promise herself an increas-
ed number Of boarders, and liberals OF public
patronage. Mrs L. is also prepared 10 aceommo-
date thirty or forty Members of the Legislature
with pleasant rooms and board. .ss
Raleigh, Oct. "a, 1914. 522-3t.
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RoARDING FOR MEmRERs.

VENHE Subscriber, having rented the large House
n south of w. r. GALES. on Fayettville Street,
recently occupied by Capt. LUCAS will be prepared
to accommodate with genteeI board Is to is Mem
bers of the approaching Legislature either with or
without their Horses. Terms moderate
JOHN BUFFALOW.
NIB. Good comfortable Carriages and fine Hor-
ses Saddle Horses. &c. can be had at the shortest
notice, at all hours. Horses will also be kept by
the day. month or year, at reasonable rate.
IE Large spacious lots for Drovers.
October 81. 521-4t,
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Valuable situation for Sale.

TNHE Subscriber wishes TO sell his FARM in Chat
IL ham County, containing five hundred and fifty
Acres on North East Creek, lying the Stage Road
twenty miles from Raleigh, and eight from Chapel Hill
formely owned by JoHN MoRING. aud long known as
place of Entertainment, and is of the best stands
for that business in this country There large two
story House now building, another small House, and
good Kitchen agood Barn and Stables and all other
necessary Outhouses.
Persons down the country and all others wishing to
buy good healthy situation would do well to come and
examine for themselves Immediately. the Subscriber
intends to sell the first fair opportunity and the
West. ALFRED MORING
Sept 81, 1914. 5IS-5t
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n BOWL or PUNCH

JUST RECEIVED at the North Carolina Book
seventy illustrations, by Cruikshank Leech, Esq,
price so cents. $50, the "IngoIsby Legends" or
Mirth MaveIs, by Thomas IngoIsby, with engray-
ingss. By. CIuikshank Leeeh, Esq, price so cents
Tales of Glauber Spa" by J. K. Paulding, Bry-
Agent of the French Police, written by himself, in
2 vols. al so ceuls. Z" Eleclrotype Manipulation" :"
by Charles V. Walker; illustrated. Also Nos. s
and Of" Harper's Pictorial Bible" price 25 cents
a number. TURNER & HUGHES.