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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-27
AGENTS FOR VII "BUGLE."

Ono. New Garden-David L.. Galbreath
CGhtmdian0-Lot Holmes. Cool Springs
I. Ellwood Vickers. BerAn-Jacob II.
Barnes. MarLboro-Dr. X. G. Thomas.-
CagfeId-John Wetmore. LoDeHviHe-Dr.
Butler. POlaHd-Christopher Lee. Youngs-
tOUH-J. S. Johnson. NeiO Lyme-Marse-
ma Miller. .4krOn-Thomas p. Beach,
NetO LisJon-George Garretson. Cincinnati
William Donaldson. Fast ~FaiyfeM-John
Marsh. Selma-Thos. Sw"yne. S~pringJoro
Ira Thomas. HarUeysJurg-V. Nichol-
son. OakLand-Elizabeth Brook. Uagrin
Fahs-S. Dickinson. MakG-James Cope.
ColumbuS-W. w. Pollard. Georgetown.
Ruth Cope. Bundysbug-Alex. Glenn.
GarreHsUiHe-J. IL. Pardee. .AftcGter-E.
Morgan Parrett.
INDIANA. GreeDbOro-Lewis Branson.-
MariOn-John Il. Morris. Economy-Ira G.
Maulsby, Liberty-Edwin Gardner. HIN
chester-Clarkson Pucket. Rnightsto,On.-
DR.. II. l.. TtrriA. Richmond-Joseph Ad-
dleman.
PENNSYLVANIA. FdHstOn-Joseph Coale
H. Vashon, Pittsburgh.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-27

How each thing upward tends
BY necessity d%ecreed,
And a worlds support depends
On the shooting Of a seed.
The summer in her ark,
And this sunny pinioned day
Is commissioned to remark
Whether summer holds her sway;
Go back, thou dove of peace,
With the myrtle on thy wing,
Say that floods and tempests cease,
And the world is ripe for spring.
Thou hast famed the sleeping earth
Till her dreams are all of flowers,
And the waters look in mirth
From their overhanging bowers;
The forest seems TO listen
For the rustic of its leaves,
And the very skies to glisten
In the hope Of summer eyes,.
The v%ivifying spell
Has been felt beneath the wave,
BY the dormouse in its cell,
And the mole within its cave;
And the summer tribes that creep.
Or in air expand their wing,
Have started from their sleep
At the summons of the spring.
The cattle lift their voices
From the valleys and the hills,
And the feathered race rejoices
With a gush of tuneful bills;
And if this ~cloudless arch
Fills the poets song with glee,
Oh, vivifying March,
BE it dedicate to thee.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-27

A MoTHER's LovE.--Perhaps there is no
principle in the human bosom, whose
strength is so great and whose power of en-
durance so touching aud affecting rs a moth
er's love. In the Lights and Shadows of
Scottish Life" there is a story to this effect
One day one Of the gigantic eagles of Scot
land, carried away an infant which was
sleeping by the ireside in its mothers cot
tage. The whole village ran after it but
the eagle soon perched upon the ~loftiesl eyrie,
and every one despaired of the child's being
recovered. A sailor tried 10 climb the ascent:
but his strong limbs trembled, and he was at
last obliged to give up the attempt. Astrong
Highlander, accustomed to climb the hills,
tried next, and even his limbs gave way, and
he was precipitated to the bottom. But at
last a poor peasant woman came forward
She put her feet first on one shelf of the rock
then on a second, and then on a third and
in this manner, amid the trembling hearts of
all who were looking on, she rose to the very
top of the cliff: and at last, while the breasts of
those below were heaving, she came down step
by step, until, amid the shouts of the villag-
ers, she stood at the bottom of the rock, with
the child in her bosom. Why did that wo-
man succeed, when the strong sailor and the
practised Highlander had failed : Why,
there was a tie between that woman and the
babe-that woman was the mother of the babe.
-Rev. DR.. Cumming.
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WARNING TO SMoKERs.-A few days ago,
Mr.. Christopher Sswell, of Boston, a chem
list, and "A young man of good parts, died
from the effects of an inveterate habit of
smoking cigars. He frequently consumed
thirty a day, which had brought on so great
a debility that he died from the rupture Of a
small blood vessel.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-27

R,ruEa DIrING.-The French officer who
gave the following toast recently, at Wash
ington, was quite savage upon "de grand
leei!e repnblique," unintentionally
"Gentiihommes +! | shall give you one sem
timent-it is dis Amerique! de grand lee
tie republiquo vat is iist begin to d~eyil-up it.
self"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-27

ARTIFICIAL SToNE.-An architect Of Augs-
burgh has invented an artificial stone, which
is said to surpass the best free stone, in So
lidity, at one third its cost, and to which any
form can be given in the manufacture. 1t Is
composed Of river sand, clay ,and a cement-of
which the composition is the authors secret;
it has been submitted TO the proof Of air,
pressure, and fire, and resists them all. The
King of Bavaria has given him his gold
medal Of civil merit to the inventor.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-27
GOOD EOR EVIL.

A little boy came to his mamma one rainy
afternoon, as he returned from school, and
said, " Mamma, may ! go just down the
street with a little girl that goes TO our
SCHOOL,"
She replied, " No my son it rains"
He said, why ma, I must CO."
swell, them" said his mother, Ego, if you
must"
On his return she asked if the little girl
was a favorite Of his.
He said, 40, no she treats me very i'll,
worse than any scholar in school,"
"Then why did you wish to 90 with herl"
He said, "You have taught me that we
must do good 10 them that despitcfully use use
and she had a chair to take home and ! did
not krow of any other way TO do her a kind
ness, so | thought l would carry it for hcfg
and that would be rewarding good for evil.'
$. S. .4drOcaie.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-27

DIsrANcE.-How much of human hostility
depends on that Observation-Disclosures =
1t the most bitter enemies were to come into
contact, how much their ideas of each other
would be chastened and erected They
would materially amend their erroneous i'm
pressions, see much to admire, and much to-
initiate in each and half the luminosity which.
sheds its baneful influence on society, would
fade away and be forgotten.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-27

ANTI-SLANERY PUBLICATIONS.
Persons wishing to furnish themselves with
anti-slavory Books and Pamphlets, can do so
by calling on ]. ELIzABErH JOKES, one
door west Of the District School House, Green
81.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-27
DRY GOODS AND CROCERu

ROOTS and SHOES, eastern and Wes-
~ tern,) Drugs and Medicines, Paints, Oil
and Dye Stuils, cheap as the cheapest, and
good as the best, constantly for sale at
TRESCOTTS.
Salem, o. LIST mo. Both.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-27
]. MCCLURE. d Co.

DEALERS in Produce, No. IL Front 81.
~ between Main and Walnut, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-27
z u Y .
For The INIT. Slavery Bugie.
THE FAST.
ny THOMAS wIcKERsHAM.

"Cry aloud /; spare not.''-Laiah,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-03-27
THE WATER CURE.

The following letter, which we copy from
the Lynn Pioneer, is from DR.. kittredge of
that place, who has gone on a visit to Flu
rope in order to investigate the Hydropathic
system as practised in that country.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23
VOLUME XXVE.
T sANFORO & s. F. WILSON, FDIT0RS AND PROPRiETORS.
,.,vP.prn per aunum in advance. ..........$l0 oO "aI' tt ior six months " .....-..s.. OO
T E R NJ S..

DAILY PAPER, per annam; in advance S Oc OoUSrRY PAPER, (weekly) per aHnan ln adssnc ~ ~ Nh sybscrioton discontinued until arreursges are paid .n,sss at the option of the proprietor. ~
 T Advertising at regular charge, will be one Dolini so,sre of l2 lines for first and Fity Cents for each lnsertion when published daily II inserted wasky semi-weeky, or tr weekly one dollat ehch 'e
 IF ADVERTISERS by the year, will be contracted wh on the following erms,-it being expressly uhueis'"ou thst an agreement with house in business or wn aS ndyidnal shall be applicable only to the inmeuiate u estimate business in which they or he may ne ehsgeu and that all notices relating to other ana dlsct pusi ness legal notices administrators notices or shea, mo, ces of the individual partners Of house, &c', VIII oe held aud considered distinct from the yearly engagement" and charged at regular prices.
 One square twelve lines less) With priVl- $40 co Isse of changing renewing twice week. o m Do do with like prvileges) for business months ao oo Two sd rares with privilege Of ohnngel one year oo oo
 h7r Standing advertisements for Patent meuicHes' Books &c occupying large spnTe anu requiring no aI' tertons, will he published by the year on teTns
 IF Business Cards of few lines, inserted conspicu, ously months for $l0, in advsnce--and II continued during the year for SIS, in ndyance . .,o = IF Fire Companies will be contracted win al szo per annum, each-payabe seni-annually m advance
 rr Candidate nominations to be paid for in advance, Five Dollars for the canvass ,,, o,,, All advertisements uired by law will be chargeu iuh rates. ,,..,i.
 No gratstous advertising for Societies or Companies
 Payment will be required of yearly advertlsers Se"h- a nnuay in ndvance.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23
SHAVING AND HAIR CUTTING.

DRINCE AL BERT has reftted and adorned his II Old Stand, and is a; home again, No. 100 Royal street. All England has been talking two years about building new Palace for iheIr Prince Albert.-Our Prince Albert has done il for himself and made no fuss about il.
 Come and see him m his glory. Every thing is nice and new--bright and smooth as his best razor. He won't venture to say thai his touch is improved, for he is modest enough to think that was past im- provement. He is ready now to give every custom CT in his turn, touch of the same old quality. He will whip the beard from your face gently that you can hardly tell when he aihers--and when he slaves and trim and cut your hair, you can hardly know yourself for smiling at your picture in the glass
 An the time you may entertain yourself will watching Gen. Jackson whipping the British al over the wars.
 0tS- Don't forget No. 100, and PRiNcE ALBERT
 oci28
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MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY WEEKLY
 

n FpYzsgsAa The fine, light draueht steamboat
 Eyaa-kNWM BRADSrREET. T. Mea- .As ,ss her master, will ply during tlie en- suing season between the above ports, touching at all the intermediate land ngs. She will conI- mence running on the earliest rise ol the rlver eav- ing MOBILE every Monday evening at o'clock, arriving at MONTGOMERY on "Wednesday morn ing. On her return, she will leave MONTGOME- KY on Wednesday evening at o'clock, and touch ing at SELMA, will leave that place at lO o'clock AM ,he next day, (rhursday,) completing her trip nt Mobile, on Saturday morning For freisht or passage appjy on board. novo
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23
TEXAS AGENCY.

IFNHE undersigned having eonnec,ed himself with h the firm of WEBB, DryAL & Co. of lhe ely of Austin as General Agents, has opened an Office in the city of GnIyeson (exas,) under the style of AYERS, WEBB Co.,, which, in connection with the Office at Austin, will attend To business in all parts of the State.
 They will purchase and sell Real Estate, gene rally, m any part of Texas;
 To the location sale of Land CIaims:
 To the examination of ls nd Titles. and give writ ten opinions as 10 their validity. when required;
 To the procuring of Patents from ile General Land Office, other documents which may be re- quired to perfect Titles of Lands:
 To the payment of Taxes upon Lands. or other property. of non-residents or apsentees.
 To the prosecution of Claims the late Republic or present State. of Texas, for Money or Lands:
 To the settlement of Accounts with the different Departments oi the Government:
 To lhe collection Of Foreign Debts, and to all Uth CT business which comes within the purveu of a General Agency.
 The Senior member of this branch of the firm has long been known as active and vgiem Collector of Debts, particularly such have been considered doubtful. or lost He has also been largely engaged in Land matters various parts of the country, aud knows well as most men what Id necessary 70 be done in procuring good Titles. The junior member of Ihe firm, (Mr. UPsHUR) has, for several years been connected with the Gen eral Land Ofce--and, in the performance of the pc 
 perfect a knowledge of the condition of The land ir the State perhaps any man in t-and is, there fore, eminenilv qualified lr the transaction of suci business as will require the possession of that de scription of knowledge.
 1 The other members are practising Lawyers. One of them has, for several years, been practitioner 1T rexas and has devoted much of his ti.ne to the in vestgatiop of the Land Titles ofthe country. He II therefore, prepared to give opinions winch may aris' respecting such Titles.
 | In all cases, Communications addressed 10 the fru must be post paid, otherwise they will not be rakeI from he office; and where business is directed 10 b' done, which will require he advancement of money the money must accompany the instructions. | The charges " i'll De moderale; but il is intend ed that business conhJed 10 lhe firm shall be trans acted with The utmost proiDptuess should Il re quire he constant attention of each of it's members ,t is hoped that none except those who intend t' be equally prompt in the payment ol fees, will Cal | upon it. z DAVID AYRES. | REFER To
 Hon. D. q. BURNETT. Austin,
 Hon. ABNER $. LIPSCOMB, Independence
 Hon. JOHN B. JONES, Galveston,
 F PRESCOT, Esq, New Orleans, | Hon. F. C. HEARD, Esq, Mobile. | GAiyRsToN SeDl. 25th. lS4S. y10Mmo
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decs Bookseller and s,alioner. A9 Danph,n .

CEMENT--25 bbls of Hydraulic cement, OPLAsTER-25 bbIs of Plaster, FIRE BRIcK-20M fire Brick. for sale by dee7 EC CENTER & co
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NUMBER 5592
NM seIIllfI.

AIRS. $ l.. FONDA, late oi Claiborne, will
 EE open a school aa ihe 10th November next, on l St. Louis between Glaborne and Franklin streets. Mrs. r. having been engaged for many years past in teaching in Seminary al Claiborne, hopes s, will be eaabed give satisfaction to any who may be disposed io psironihe her. Her terms will be moderate ftom S2 io S4 per month. She can give the most satisfactory references parents to her ahtllfip. ag a feurhpr. d,cI
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23
MOBILE, GAINESVILLE AND WARSAW
 PACKET.

A r~e A The fast running passenger steam S,,s!sssss51. ger JAMES HEWITT, M Guar rier, master, will ply the ensuing season ns reeu- lar weekly packet, leaving Mobile every SATUR
 DAY at 5 o'clock PM. and Warsaw and Gainesville as heretofore.
 ltz- The Hewitt has been thoroughly repaired and IS now in first rate order. Captain Quarter hopes to continue to receive that patronage winch has here, ofore been so literally bestowed upon hm.
 sep7 M WAhiNN ~ OC'
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

DLANK BOOKS, BLANK BooKs-A large ID assortment on hand oI every kind in genera use, of superior quality. The stock of writing pa per oi ,he various sizes used for Account Book has been selected wih great care, and Is believed to be ihe best ever offered in the city.
 Paper ruled 10 any required pattern, and boand with Inc hest materials and in the first style of work manship, al the shortest notice. at
 aH @e sUMWALT'S ROOKSTOREs
 dsc1 96 Dauphln street.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23
ENGLISH SCHO0ID

BARTON ACADEMY-BAskNKNr STORY. HNHlS SCHOOL Is now open for ,he reception of \ Scholars. The teacher, Mir A. R. MeriIield has had lpng experience in teaching in New Eng land aud New ! ork, and parents who may place their children in this school are assured that po efar will Le spar to give lLen tlie most thorough instrucfion
 Tnllion--For children under eight years of age. p2 70: for those eight, $S % per monll
 Mobile Nov H. 1916. nov07
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

FINN WARE! TIN WARE i--The subscriber
 A has for sale upon reasonable terms the largest and best assortment, of Tin Ware ever offered in the south, consisting of the very best Wolverhamptpn (English) and American bright block I'm Joint Steak and Hash Dishes, Oyster Chaiiing Dishes. Imperial Raised Dish Covers, fine Coffee and Tea Pots of all sizes with Bigg,as and FiIterers. fine Shaving Cups, Nourse Lamps withiTea Kettles at- iachsd, Urns with Lamps and Biggins attached Brigh Egg Boilere, Plate Warmers, fine bright Milk Rollers, Jelly .sIoulds, Soup Tnreens Sc. S-c.
 nov27 II L REYNOLDS. .
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CnafIes MT COhhUIy.
 WILLIAM W. DIBBLEE, Sec'y-SIMEoE BALD WIN, President-JUsTUs HARRIsoN,V. President The subscribers having been appointed agents for the above company. are prepared 10 take Marine and River risks oa Cotoa and other Merchandise md wIalso insure against Fire, or Brick and food Buildings, and their contents the usual rates o premium. ESLAVA, MURRELL q CO.
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23
THONIAs HARRIsON,
B. HOLMES & co.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
 MOBILE, Alabama. TVNHE subscribers have formed copartnership for 1 the purpose of trnnsaciing Factorage and Commission business in the city of Mobile. Ala, under the name and firm of B. HOLMES & Co ., under such restrictions that the naue of the firm shall uot he used or held lable m any respect only in connection with legitimate Commission Bnsi- hess. We respectfully solicit the patronage of our friends.
 BURWELL HOLMES, of Mobile.
 VIM. c. RUSH, of Kemper Co.,, Miss.
 J. II. BOI ING, of Sumier Co.,. Ala. sep2l.n
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

f FAD PIPE--A full assortment of Lead ant HL Timers Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, assorted, 2. & 5 lbs the square foot, for sale hy
 dec4 PRICE & SPENCER, "A and 76 Water s
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

NORTH'S SUPERIOR BLACK INk-Ihls IN Ink if tested, will be found to posses all the separate advantages combined, winch have been considered sufficient recommendation to the pubic of the various articles that have been prepared m this country, or imported from Europe. It is con fdenly relied upon that one single tra oi lhis Ink will prove it's superiority over any ol the prepara' tions now in use.
 IL flows freely from the p,n and retains it's color unimpa,red by age; and where beauiiui le' black Ink is required for Deeds and other public writngs it will bear comparison with any article oi the Kind imported or manufactured in this country. Among a large number, we have recommendations from the following citizens Of Philadelphia.
 Samuel Jackson, Nj D, Professor Pennsylvania
 Medical College.
 Jacob Green. M D. Professor Jefferson Medica
 College.
 John Reed. Esq, Presidents and
 Henry Holngswortl. Erq different Phila
 o. Campbell, Esq, dephia Banks. II. J. Lewis, Esq,
 Saanas Si %, s'sf' Ro..r. Writing Masters.
 Henry Bristow.
 Wm K Johnson,
 Marcus Bull. Esq, Gold Beater.
 John Gregg, Esq, Staiioner.
 For sale by the gallon or small quantity.
 RNORTh & co. Druggists A Chemist decIO corner Goverune"''& Royal sts NAkNHAM'S IA G'" Ihe' raves ., a' I Adventures in California, and Scenes on the Pa cifc Ocean, By Thomas Fsrnham. author q Travels in the Rocky Mountains, Sc. This is most entertaining book, especially at the presen time, when attention is particularly drawn to tn country, and likely become aportoa of the UnIle States. Price 50 cents.
 Lives of Celebrated Statesmen. By John e Ad ams, with Sketch of the Author. bv Rev Charle w IJpham. This will he extensively read. beln the lives of celebrated men by a distinguished au thor. Price 25 cents.
 Mrs Souihey's Poems. Part lst, Solitary Hour Part 2d, The Birth Day, poem in .bree parts To which is added Occasional Verses By Carolin Bovles. author of Ellen Fiizarthur. The Widow Tale, &c, Sc. For sale by DOBLER. .decl0 Bookseller and Slaiioner. 49 I,anpnin $
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23

CONSULAR DE FRANCE, la Mobile,
 corner oi Conti and Commerce streets. U ES personnes don't les noms suiyent, sont prices Rl de passer il la Chanceere du Consuat de France, Mobile. pour pres.lre conuaissance de pieces qui les concerneni: w WIiliam Gnillaume Magnie. Augnsie Prufez Sora Cendrier, Philippe Francois. Pelloux, Francois Thomas Pelloux, Jacques. Fortin, Charles Ial,rthe Pierre Parzot, Eugene Wizard, Louis Philippe Leiole, Jean Claude Co,rutz. Margo, Charles. Couty, Augusle Benoit. Bouchaud, Pierre Magnie, Gaillaume Remy, Lassabe Overture de Ia Chancellere de 10 heures a 2 heures. tsepD II DE ST CIR.
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MoBILEMoNTGoMERY AND wETUMpKA.

WEEKLY PACKET.
 . re- h The fine steamer DALLAS, G. w. szsssSEa5sSk Lapinglon master, will ply du'ing the season as regular Weekly Packet, to the above and all intermedate landings, commencing her trIps at the first rise of the river, leaving Mobile every WEDNESDAY evening al o'clock PM, arrivng at Montgomery every FRIDAY morning, IN tune for the cars for Chshaw, arriving at We'u%pka every FRIOAY. o'clock PM. Returning, leaves We. ,umpka every SATURDAY, at l2 o'clock M, and leaves Montgomery every SATURDAY evening on inc arrival of the cars from Chehaw, and arrives at Mobile every MONDAY morning, in time for pas sengers to take the New Orleans Mail boais'
 The steamboat Dallas has been lhorouohly re,'air' al having been hauled out in the New Orleana Dry Dock. No expense or labor has heeu spared io make her as safe aud comfortable as any n the trade' oc,so M. WAR'NG & O., Agents
 N. N.B-The Dallas is provided with d fine Engine
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23
ocll4 D. F. MERRILL.

BARTON ACADEMY-FEMALE DrPARrmFSr. | Nh lSS D. L. MERRILL, assisted by competent
 lVl and experienced Teachers, will open School | for young Ladies m the Academy, on Monday Oct. 26 The course oi instruction will embrace all the
 branches of thorough English education, Latin, 1 Preach Drawing, Needlework and Vocal Music - l Fniiion from S4 to ss per monlh. The best leach
 CTS will be secuted for those wishing to take lessons I m Instrumental Music. ocl0
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BARTON AoADKMY-MALs DEpAR

EH aHE Subscriber will reopen his School on Mon 1 day, Ger. 26 Thorough and systematic in 'truction will he given, as heretofore m all the common and higher branches of English, and in the Ancient aad Modern Languages Prof. GoDEFRoY will continue 10 have charge of the French Depart mrnt. Pupils will he taught speak and write the Language with and accuracy. Tuition S5 and S6 per month. French .S2 extra.
 Octl4 E MERRILL
Mobile register and journal., 1846-12-23
J. DOBLER,

J. DOBLER,
 ROCKEFELLER AND STATTONER, No. 49 DAUPHIE- STREET. MOBILE, ALA. aIA complete assortment of Law, Medical, Theo- logical, School and Miscellaneous Books, constantly on hand. Blank Books manufactured to order. His supplies of cheap literature ample, and additions made as published.
 English French and German Books imported to order per Atlantic steamers, at the same charge made by New York houses. decsl 26