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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI,

Amirr CouNfX
10 all prisons Interested IN me foiioici M
Real Estate Of Ogonog Wilson, dcccds
sd--GaEErINo.
NJ OU arc hereby cited TO DO and per.
sonally appear before the Probate
Court Of Amitc County, On me Fonrh
Monday Of AprH merit, and show cause, u
any you can, why the same should not
ID ordered to DO sold, to-wili--Tho undi :
vided Half, OF Fractional Section Mum.
i,of ia,in Township Number 4, Of Range
NNmbei l, East, containing 500 Acres,
Ieinp in Franklin County, and State aloro-
said.--Also Tract OF Land, situate. ~
ihk and being in ANTE County, and State
nioresaid, designated more parliculatlyFns
lying and being about thirty miles East OF
Nntchez, on the IIomochitto River, which
appears was surveyed for Elias Bonnell,
oifhe 19lh Of September, l79l--by vir-
sue Of warrant, dated 9th May, 1890,
certiGed 3ist May, 1899, and patented
Ill Jnne 1872; containing 400 Arpents,
asore or less.--Also Fractional Section
Number is, in Township Number 4, OF
Kange Number /, East; situated in the
County and State aforesaid. 1t is further
ordered by the Court that this Citation be
published in the Woodvile Republican,
for Six weeks successfully.
s,All4sk, WITNESS the Honorable
NWNE john WALKER, Judge Of Pro
@EMNS bate Of said County, at the
Court House thereof on the
Fourth Monday Of January, A. D. 1914.
Issued this 81, day of January 1914.
IN S. II. DAVIS, CTR.
y January 81, 1914. Awe
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ESTRAY.
HNAKEN up by Arch'd. w. Cain, as a
n Stray, Sorrel Horse MULE, 4
years old, i2 hands high, long switch
tail, and thin name, with blemish in
the right eye,-appraised at 1922.
T. Nj. KINCADE, Ranger
jan IL, 1914. 45w2
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NOTICE.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED having been
appointed Commissioners to Audit
Claims against the Estate Of Charles w
Mcknight, Deceased, treported insolvent,
BY the Probate Court of Amite County,
Mississippi, at the.January, Term, 1914
will meet the al Court House in the Town
of Liberty, for that purpose on tho BE
cond Wednesday in each month, for the en-
suing six months.
S. X. DAVIS,
B. w. SMITH,
Commissioners
January 81, 1914. 47m6
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A I the February Term, 1914, Of tho
~ Probate Court Of Amite County,
will.present my account as Administra-
tor on the Estate of Lititia Huff, deceas-
ed, for final settlement and allowance.
THOMAS TALBERT,
Administrator.
January 60, 1914. 46wS
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Nov Advortiaemonta.
MOTlffE

.DuRlNd NY absence, The Hanger
~ Hooks will be kept 10 The hands d
d. ballard, on whom those p'raons wish.
Ing 10 500 them can call
r. N. klNcADls, Ranger.
January ~, i0ii. i7wi
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IfWg.pI'l.C0IRa

i. w. " - NHA 20 ~ EE1Z -
.IHyHE SUBSCRIBER takes this meth
n. cd of expressing his acknowledge
men;s to his numerous friends, for the
/ liberal patronage he has received since his
commencement in business, and begs
leave to inform thcm, that he still contin-
ues at his old Old Stand, "Bledsoe's Cor
ner," where he offers for sale an extern
sive assortment of PLANTATION SUP
PLIES, at the lowest CASH prices.
Having made arrangements to be con-
stantly supplied direct from the Western
Country, with every article in the Pro-
duce Line, he is enabled TO sell Western
| Produce on the most advantageous terms.
His present stock consists in part Of the
following articles, to which he invites the
attention of his lriends:-
$50 bbls Mess Pork, 100 Kegs Boston nails.
100 do. Rump do 90 do Collins axes,
2u Go. Prime do so do. Wedding Hoes,
so d. Chine do. 300 pair Trace Chains.
200 Hhds Bacon, con.Iog OK and Coupling
ssting Of Hams, Chains.
Sides and Shoulders, Plough Lines and Bii
200 Bbs Flour, dies,
90 do. Whisky, Hames, Horse and OK
200 Sacks Fine Salt, Wagons,
100 do Course do. 100 John Kings Ploughs
100 Sacks Coffee con-50 Peacock Ploughs,
sistihg of Java Hayana50 Ballengcr do.
aud Rio, Corn Mills,
so Barrels new Woasses, Agricultural Furnaces,
20 Hhds new Sugar Blk and Russell Bro,
so Kegs Mackere gans.
100 Boxes Tobacco, Lowells, Ltnscya ana
200 Kegs Rife Powder, Jeans,
200 Bags Shot, Baggng, Rope and
200 Boxes Gpshcn and Irvine,
Western Cheese, Boston No. SoapS
do. do. Butter, Sperm and Straino
large assortment of Candles,
Brandy Ram and Gin, Winter Strained Sperm
Madaria, Sherry, Claret, and Lard Oil,
Sweet Malaga Wine, Linsecd Oil,
Fresh Hyson Gunpow- Castor Oil,
der, Imperial and BlackSprits Of Turpontine,
Tea, White Lead,
Boston No. Loaf Sugar, An extenaive assors.
Crashed a. powdereddo. ment of stone ware.
New Rice, Wooden ware.
Thomaslon Lime, Brides and Martingalos.
a full assortment Of IronGitths and CircinrIes.
and Iron ware, Grind Stones, &C. a.
Having Fire Proof Cotton Shed
Cotton can be stored with So ..he,x
make liberal advances :, ~ VA. .,,;, i
nent o. sala V' IN Cash or Mer.
EFF Win him for ship
Natc' ,;,.>,,,v
,.ez, December, l845. 4oIn@
BLANKS
Of ercry description e1ecMed al "''
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h /, a N X s

| Of etcry description elec"ied al ms
O67cc. wiM acataess and despatch.
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H. al prrs0ns iniersslnt N iha Real n,
tue II JAsra ", NonwvDD, deeealsi,
--nnkkI'LNNl
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To al persons Interested in the Real Es
tate of WILEY JACKSON, deceased
Sr,ny~,
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To all prisons Interested IN he foiiowi NJ
Real Estate of OEoaog WILSON, dcccds.
al Hu0ew.Na
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NOTICE.

Liberty, January 8, 1914. 45w4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-28
POETR ".
A SONG OF THE DEMOCRACY

A SONG OF THE DEMOCRACY.
We come-bnt not with revel shout
No maddnine Bacchal song
No wild and fren2ied cry rings out
Our serried ranks along
But heart with heart and hand with hand,
We onward preSS--we cour, the fight
A bold-a true-a faithful band
In Freedoms name-in Freedoms right.
We come-lhe weapons of the free
Are in each hard and brawny hand,
And falling sure and silently,
They sweep corruption from the land.
Our leader we Of vorc have found
Firs; in the fgh, and faithful ever;
With heart and hand we rally round
One who can prove recreant never
We come-and DER us proudly waves
The banner that OUR fathers bore
To conquest or 10 patriot graves
When British minions thronged our shore
Yes-faithful hearts how throng thee round,
Thou banner Of the brave and free;
With high resolve each heart IS bound
To conquer OF to fall with thee.
we conceive comc-a mighty throns,
Full pledged to Freedoms sacred cause;
Our hearts are truc--our hands are strong
We fight for equal rights and laws;
The heritage our fathers gave,
The holy prize for which they blcd,
Their sons shall guarG-or CORY grave
Shall close above each treeman's head.
Then proudly raise our standard high,
And cvrv mountain--er'ry glen
Shall echo back our rallyns cry,
And Triumph crown our Cause again.
Yes-bodly be our banner lung,
And firm lei ev'ry freeman be,
Soon-soon shall leap from ey'y tongue
The thrilling shout OF Victory.
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gotia,ons which they may make touching our al
fairs with Germany.
Baron Won Rhcdcn observes, that OF 0le7'oo
cenlnclS of tobacco exported from the U. states,
n, the time the last official statement was mace
up, Germany received 100000 ceniners-eNciu-
siye of Austria. Now, according 10 his own
showing. The most that the Zollveren took III
any one year, OF the product OF the United States,
was a35.000 cen,ne.s. The States, therefore, not
belonging 10 he Xollvcrein received Tie remain
ine al5 900 c.nlnels. lad, gel, m0frehlo"s as ="
iran agpcaf IN he cgcS II ofhcr a0''onS, ne PfePo-
saioa IS 10 M caicyfaRcd, ractSer 're raj ""f
rr0a, AiGcrcAtiml da!icS an HcmoaHiacf"feS ~ me
Sloits ~ he ilusa,. orct Mo@ orrci ne L,"SHe!!
And This no, o>cnsilly, bul corelllv, for The pur-
pose of driving the States ont Of the League mo
it. Let every statesman reflect well on The mag.
niu,c OF this measure. Il is one which may al
fec, yilallv the great planting interests oil our
country If the * ins OF Prussia once gets INTO
his eaone the coast States, embracing the TWO
chielporis on the North Sea, farewell to Tree trade
in Germany. He may then tax our tobacco >;io
per hundred pounds. and console Us by SAYING,
lha, il is moi bu,,hcncd il Is i'll France, Atsrla'
&c.
In conclusion, | annex table, showing Inc eN-
ports oi tobacco from The United States ior tiie
nine wears ending with lSi2--the amount OF Il
imported into Bremen-and the amount winch
paid duly in the Zollveren, reduced 10 i'l'ds. oil
1OOO lbs each
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NEW CASu CLOTHING STORE.

NEW CASH CLOTHING STORE.
T A. MARTIN, No. Sc. Nam Street ncu
y d0or bctow LoaGOn, IIUjash0m & Dre,rryS
Dry Goods Store. respectfully invites the attention
OF the citizens OF Richmond, and the public gene
rally, to an entire new stock of Ready Made
Clothing, manufactured very recently by him. in
fashionable style and substantial manner, from
well-sclccted stock of Goods OF the latest impor-
tations.
In addition to Ready-Made Clothing he intends
keeping constantly on hand superior assortment
of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings; White,
Brown and Figured Linens, for Goats and Pants,
and great variety of Worsted and Cotton Goods,
all of which will be made up to ORDER in the
neatest manner, at the shortest notice.
Also, a full supply Of gen,emen's Shirts, Bo-
SONS, Collars, Stocks, Scarfs, Ties, Handker-
chiefs, Gloves, Suspenders, together with every
other article apperaining 10 gentlemens wear,
all of which will he sold at New York prices
Goods made at this establishment .are war
raned, both as regards durability and perfect fit.
j. A. NJ hopes, by strict attention and close
application 10 business, to merit and receive a
share of The public patronage.
May 10 l-oawly
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AGRICOLA.
co To WORK

We call upon every voter IN the State ana
Union who desires the success of the Democratic
cause. who wishes 10 elect a Democratic PrcSi-
dent and 10 have the Government administer
cd on Democratic principles-who Is opposed
To n National Bank lo the Land Distribution,
10 the Assumption OF the State Debts, TO the
Abolition of the Veto Power, and in fine 10 the
measures generally which the election OF Hen
~ Clay would entail upon The country-we call
upon every voter Of this stamp 10 GO TO
WORK, ACTIVELY, ZEaLol Sl.Y, and above all, 80
10 work r. NOW
GO TO WORK.
and organize i'll every State, county, city, and
Town, bv the appointment OF rallying and "igi-
lance committees. No cause ever vet riumphed
without n thorough organization OF lis friends
Remember this Ii is the first the GREAT
STEP To success.
GO TO WORK,
and circulate Democratic tracts and papers which
discus: fairly and ably the great questions al
issue in the coming contest. Fal>ehood and
mi.rcprcSena ion are already in the field, and
they must be followed cl;sc upwith facts and truth.
Go TO WORK,
and get up meetings and conventions, that you
may be able Ia learn each others views, consult,
advise, and become personally acquainted. You
can thus act unitcdly and united action can alone
'' NV i ~ &C TO WORK,
and inculcate the necessity OF harmony on all oc-
casions and al all time,-lhat action without
union is vain and useless-thal every man must
adopt and ACT UPON the glorious motto OF
Eaion. harnronM @!t-deaia, coa1css'oo; EVERY
rIrlNG ron TIE CAUSE. NOTHING FOR MEN.
GO TO WORK
and make arrangements for lectures and public
discussion of the measures of the Democratic
and Federal parties. Democracy always gains
by fair, open honest discussion OF public q"Is-
lions The people want light Let it come i'll llools.
GO TO WORK,
and on all proper occasions reason with those
who are wiin. 10 listen 10 reason and argument.
Labor 10 confirm The wavcring and win the doubt
full Every man. however humble his sphere.
possesses some influence with his neighboIs and
friends. LIE, every Democrat use this influence
10 advance Dcmocratice principles. He ought 10
do it-hc can accomplish much il he will do it
he can,contribute his mite and swell the tide OF De,
mocra,c victory which will then surely spread
over lie whole Union. GO TO WORK!
Boston RgV SLATE Ucmocrdi
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TN sury County Court, 22nd April 1911: Upon
distributee of Jesse Lane, deceased, who is desi-
rous Of taking the bcnci, of the act ofthe General
Assembly, passed 18th March, IlSiO, entitled, san
act concerning sales under DEGREES of Courts and
the fees of Clerks, and dispensing with refunding
bonds 10 executors and administrators, in certain
cases" ii is Ordered. That all persons having
claims against the Estate of the said Jesse Lane,
deceased do exhbtthesame for settlement TO Will
liam NJ West, Administrator ofsaid Lane, with
in three months from this day. and that copy OF
This order he published in the Richmond Enquirer
tor eight weeks successfully, and that anothercopy
hereofbe posted at the door OF the Court House of
this county on two successive Court days.
A Copy-Teste,
NM. P. UNDERWOOD, G. C.
Nav > II5-wSw
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q CHARLES LUMSDEN, Watch Maker
EA and Jesrclgcr, Petersburg, Ia.-Coniinues to
repair Watches, Clocks and Jcwelry, at short
notice and in such a manner as 10 give saisfac-
lion. He keeps constantly on hand we'll select
cd stock of Watches, Jewery, Silver Spoons and
Fancy Goods, embracing almost every article
usually kept in Jewelry Store
In addition. will be found an excellent assert
ment of gold, silver and steel mounted sPECTA-
Giles. as we'll as Spectacle Glasses, OF every
description, 10 fit in frames. He besows great
pains in the selection OF his Spectacle Glasses
and he assures his friends that his Glasses are of
the very best quality, well ground and perfectly
of Optics and The structure OF the eye, he is pre-
pared TO give the mos, proper advice TO persons
choosing spectacles or Glasses. All of which
will be disposed Of on reasonable terms
grold Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
Petersburg, June 4, 1874 l3-wtt
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.. THE Cheapest Boot and Shoe Store in
~ Richmond is at the Red Boot, No. ,. East
Main street, opposite the end of the Old Market
House. Let il he distinctly understood, and horne
in mind, that uiN sell BOOTS AND SHOES,
of every description, and TRUNKS, cheaper than
any House in this or any other city South OF the
Potomac River, for cash only. This, all may de
pend NIT is no puff Call and see for your
selves, and prove the truth OF my assertions.
| have Ladies fine English kid slippers and
tics from 30 cents to Il -, a superior article
and genllemens Boots from 81 30 10 So; also, chill
drens' Shoes in great abundance
Don't forget 10 try the Red Boot-it is the place
for bargains. >. y. SMITH.
P. S. All descriptions of Backing only five
cents per box.
May III wit
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IMPLEMENTS.

AGRICULTURAL. IMPLEMENTS.
CUBSOIL PLOUGIIS.-A few of RuggleS
- Nourse & Mason's-lhe best in use-just re-
ceved
REVOLVING HORSE RAKES-A most
convenient and labor-saving implement for the
hay-maker, and much used for cleaning wheat
fields.
CHURNS-A novel and very superior article.
GRASS AND GRAIN BLADES-With
and without snathes. Z. 1. BOLTS.
Mav2S 6-wtf
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OF which from the United States nearly 235, 600
cen,ers were imported, while they exported 10 Ger
many, in general, about 10000 centners. The
impost duty in the Zolvcrcin on leaf Tobaccois
81 thaler. per centner.
By the preceding statement the following facts
are ascertained
A. OF the 125,GO0 centners of leaf tobacco
which the United States sell 10 the above-naned
nine European States there is received BY the
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ogl, 900 o3g .btlS

Thus. out of $4,000 hhds. shipped from the
Irniled States in nine wears Bremen alone pur-
chased Esq COS hhdS, whilst The Zollverein, by
its own figures, only took, from all lie po,is OF
tie Norih Sea. in the same time, lS1,l2l. About
wo-lhin'S of this supply was received from Erc-
men-leavirg a, that por 10 be disposed Of
wherever il could find market, 1921 hhd>.-
nearly as large an amount as that imported into
The Prussian League. Who can question the
value 10 the t. States OF Bremen as lis great
European tobacco depot Is any one prepared TO
say that ii should he destroyed?
Yours, truly, AGRiCOLa.
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DOWHATAN HOUSE, RIcnMoND, Va
L The subscriber has taken possession (for a
term of years) of this House, and will conduct il
in a manner which he hopes will entitle ii 10 the
patronage of the public.
CHAS. L. DIBRELL.
II Ample provision has been made for the
horses of guests at the Powhatan Stables
April lO6-3m
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E=MY. HOOKER d OSBORN, hav-
Gsarr.gA ing associated with them in The
St2~Q- Coach Business, Mr.. GEORGE
w. COX, would most respectfully inform their
friends the friends of Mr.. Cox and The public se-
nerally that they intend 10 keep constantly on hand
an assortment of Northern and Richmond made
Carriages all OF their own manufacture. Our
Carriages will be made by the best worlmen and
of good materials. and warranted 10 stand equal
To any work in the country. Mr. Hooker will
supernend the business OF Hooker and Osborn,
at New Haven. Connecticut and furnish us with
such articles as We may have occasion 10 order.
We faer ourselves, from the advantages we
now possess. that we shall BIZ able TO otter as good,
if not the best assortment ever offered in this mar
kct which We will sell al prices 10 suit the times
for cash, or approved paper. We shall always
keep on hand Carryall Wagons, together with an
assortment OF Coach Materials and Harness
Mountinss, consisting in part Of A1lcs, Springs,
Steps, Bands, Lamps, Leather, LaceS, Oiled
Carpet, Fringes. TasSals and TUFTS, llames,
Hooks, TerrctS Buckles, &c, &c, which we will
sell low.
y Repairing done at the shortest notice. with
neatness and on the most favorable terms corner
OF Eighth and Main streets, Richmond, Va
HENRY HOOKER,
JOHN j. OSBORN,
GEO. W. COX.
Jan. 10 1G-wtf
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IMPORTANT Observation-Disclosures
| & Co.'S Celebrated Amer,can Panacea.
New YORK. June /, 1914.
Messrs. L. Richardson & Co.
Gen,s-Having used Your Medicine in seve-
raj cases of Scrofula Salt Pheum, liberated
Scrofu!a and Rheumatism, and seen the effect
with which others have used it, | therefore take
great pleasure in recommending it 10 snch per
sons as are afflicted with the above diseases, it
being in 10 way detrimental 10 health, and pure
Is vegetable; it canno; in any way retard the pro-
cress oil the patient, in the recovery OF his health;
it is sure cure, and the public and those aiict-
ed can rely with confidence on it, when all remo-
dies fail. (Signed) SAM'r Y. FREScH,
No 295, Third street, New York.
For sale at wholesale and retail, by
ALEX. DUVAL & CO.,
No l47, Main s., Richmond.
lime 1 S-wif
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LADIES' NEW AND


es1ssSSa FASHIONABLE SHOES. sN~1f<A
TNIIE subscriber would respectfully ask the at
i cn,on OF the Ladies Ia his complete assert
ment of Ladies, Misses and Chiirens Shoes, Of
the latest and most fashionable style.
Ladies Fancy Caters
Do. hall do.
Do. Lasting do thicI, sole
Do. Whit" Satin Slippers
Do. Blac! do
Do. Do English Kid do, very pretty
Do. French Morocco Dress Slippers
Do. do. Ties
Do. do BrSkins, thick sole
Do. do do. thin solcs
Do Cater Buskins, Lasting, very pretty
Do do Silk. do.
Misses Fancy Buskins &C. &c.
j. f. WATKINS,
Two doors below Mcssrs. WadsWoul Turner x
Co, at the Sign of the Mammoth Boot
Iunp 4 S-Wtf
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The Ncr JIrgaia .Sic0mboai Linz,
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NORFOLK.
:. IRA o The undersigned having pur
- - chased the steamboat CURTIS
PECK, expressly for the James River, take this
method OF informing the public that she will leave
Richmond regularly every Monday, "Wednesday,
and Friday mornings AT )! o'clock, and Norfolk
every Tuesday Thursdayand Saturday mornings,
al The same hour, and touch al all the intermediate
landings OF the River. They disclaim having any
connection with any other line that has ever run
on the James River thai they are entirely a new
company; and from the spacious aud comfortable
accommodations Of The Curtis Peck as well a the
long experience of her commander, Capt. John
Davis, with the individual attention OF the own
crS, 10 make everything agreeable, hope 10 merit
and receive support from the travelling public;
and il is not our intention 10 make the fare be-
tween this and Norfolk exceed three dollars, with
or without competition.
Passage and fare 81.
II. A. Mavo II. T. & T.. 5. Taliaferro,
Haskns x Libby, G. RI. Durtcc,
w. c. Tompkins, John Dickson.
Jno. Davis,
June ltlI 1871. 10-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-28

TIRE INSURANCE-Th New York Con
i relationship Fire Insurance Company, No.
s.. Wall street, have appointed D. C. Randolph
their Agent to make insurance III tins city, its VI
cnity, and State of Virginia, against loss or Ia
maze hv fire ON Dwellinc-hor,scs, Warehouses,
and Buildings in general, Merchandise, House
hold Furniture, ana every description OF Proper
~. on terms as favorable as those OF any other
COMPANY. This is an old and well established
Company, and has Capital OF $1,000 900.
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PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

.Pl1. TIL: subscriber Is constantly receiving
iLfS from the celebrated mandatory OF NUNS
~ x CLARE, New York elegant and plain
Piano Fores, possessing the latest Improvements,
and that dclicacy OF touch, and sweetness oflonc,
50 peculiar 10 their manufacture
Also. large assortment OF Musical InStru-
menis. and Musical Merchandise, in general.
Piano Foics repaired, tuned, let on hire, and
taken in exchange.
CHEAP Mrsrc-The arscs; collection OF Mu-
sic, ever Offered for sale in this State. may be 81
lecled FROM al the Store OF the subscriber, al Phi
ladcpha and New York prices.
Those purchasing 10 sell again, will be fur
nishcd upon better terms Than they can find else
where in the State p H. TAYLOR,
Piano Fore and Music Store, opposite the Banks.
June Is 12-Wtl
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CtHAKSPEARE. SATISFIED. &c-J. w
- RANDOLPH & co. have received
Nos Shakespeare illustrated, al II cents.
Nos Scaisfies Sketches. IL cents
Ladv's Companion Tor June, % CTS.
Vol 3 Macaulav's Aiiscclanics. % cents.
Mai. Joncs's Courtship, II illustrations, 30 Cts.
Lord of the Manor BY w. II. Herbert - CTS.
Hiram Elwood the Banker, - cents
Adventures of Capt. Pamphill, II cts
No II Gibbons Rome - cents.
The Comforter, by Miss Bremen. II cts.
June / S-f