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The Democratic meeting last Saturday,

Was of the enthusiastic crowed, and brilliant
which has been held anywhere by any party this cam
pagn The South and the West, Alabama and Ohio, sent
most eloquent representatives. and the speeches
of Messrs. Brown and Bowdon among the pow
eu that have listened to this Mr. Brown opened
with scathng expose of the wing SANDERS upon Lewis
Cass He reviewed the life and OF that eminent
in admirable amer and laid open the alliance be-
northern abolitonism and southern whigery with
masters hand He gave most cheering account Of
affairs in Ohio Mr.. Bowdon followed, and stirred the
people up with long poIe' As popular speech, it
was the best recoect have heard He spoke till
eleven o'clock; yet did among the densey
pressed auditory who away. We wish these gentle
men could speak in every village and every courthouse
in the country.
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VXyM. m sTEUART, late VI the Pension Once, offer
wv his services agent, for procuring bounty lands
scr p, and pensions.
Office doors of w Hards Hotel Washington, d. c.
July 2l-eodu
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The last accounts only confirm the opinions we have
already expressed We shall in all human probability
carry Pennsylvania, Ohio and Virginia Let us, however,
not fold for moment but work day and night,
in season and out of season, until the work IS done.
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Or Democrn rattle Barhecue.-There will be a barbecur
Rockville Friday the 9Th instant The of the
county democrats and wings are respectfully invited
attend. Messrs. Lowe, Ovens Hamilton, and Carroll
democratic electoral candidates. and several dstn-
guished speakers viii address the people. Democrats of
The District are invited TO attend. Oct. q
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A OAao--S F. FRANKLIN has Just received supply
"a OF cheaP and beautiful gilt cornlces. Also superior
assortment oil painted window shades His general
Psperhangings, borders, &c, are, usual of every
Oct I3-eoSyf
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We compelled by the crowd of other matters to
postpone notice of the National neligencers article
concerning the Office holders-and also the gross misrep
reservations, by the Baltimore Patriot, OF the Southern
Face tract.
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In New York 18th Oct, AARON L. LYMAN. year
OF his OF Benton Alabama formerly Of Norhhed
6-J-Masonic.--The Grand Officers of the NJ. w Grand
Lodge OF the District Of Columbia hereby notified that
grand vistatons will be made to the following lodges
o'clock OF the days opposite EACH respectively,
Potomac, mo. 50 on Monday, sd instant.
Federal, mo. l,) on Tuesday 24h instant.
National, mo. l2,) on Wednesday, 18th instant
New jerusalem mo 81 on Thursday, 18th instant
Hiram, mo 100 on Friday, 9th instant.
The past grand officer, and other members of the Grand
Lodge well other brothers in good standing are in
vited nd.
BY order of the NJ. w. G.. Master
CHARLES s. FRAILEY,
Oct 2l-TuTh Grand Secretary.
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The Richmond papers speak in glowing terms of a
most brilliant meeting of the democracy of that city
Saturday evening last 1t was addressed by Messrs F
W. Bowdon of Alabama and B. F. Brown of Ohio. We
copy from the Richmond Examiner the following ac-
Of he rnne
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ms eis-s FOR CAss AND B1yr1.yp-Afo,pp the number
No.. WIN vote for Cen Cass certainly are Miss Sippi
La Lonls Anna, and Virginia, and probably Mary
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IL The 18th instant, shall sell, my auction room,
cert Hall, near Browns Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue
o'clock M choice lot OF flower roots consisting of
hyacinhs, tulips narcssus, onquils anemonies,
cnnsses, crocus amarylsses glad ou c., direct from
A. GREEN,
Oct 25-N Auctioneer.
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TOWARDS Supreme Court Reports, vol. 0th, be-
IL ing for January term 1913;
Aso plee of the in vois Tor sale low
Smiths Leading Cases, 2 vols
Hare and Walaces American Leading Cases, 2 vols
Jar,nan on Wls-Perkins's American edition, vols.
Coyer on Partnership, from the second English edition,
with additions by j @. Perkins-1S4S l vol
Digest the Maryland Reports. BY Norris Brown, and
Bruno; vol .
Tate's Digest of the Virginia Reports, vols.
fuckers Commentaries of the Laws of Virginia. vols.
Hocomb Digest OF the Decisions OF the Supreme Court,
vol.
Peiers Digest of the Decisions of the Supreme Court
and other Courts of the United States s-lS4S Price
reduced to 81 so.
United States Digest OF the Decisions of the Courts of
Common Law and Admiralty in the United States vols
BY Metcalf, Perkins, Curtis, and Putnam.
United States Statutes at Large, 3 vols.
Jus, received and for sale at low prices
Oct 26 F. TAYLOR.
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Virginia.

CLARKsBURG, Harrison CO Oct 1e, ls4s.
Every mail is looked for with anxiety, and the
newspapers of the day read with intense interest Flying
reports have just reached to the elections
the buckeye and keystone States. Whilst il affords
us pleasure 10 read the result of the Ohio election
equally panied and surprised to see that has
yielded, and her democracy been swayed from their
former well-beaen tracks of truth We hope however,
that the and patriotic of democracy of
that venerable old Commonwealth will to action
and on the 9TH of next November to the ps in the
power OF their strength and redeem their character their
principles, and their party.
have never the democracy of northwestern Vir-
GINA more decided in their purpose the of any
presidential election than on the present There are
generally the case, few changes in favor of the whg
party in this section of the State, Though am sure not
to exceed half doZen in the counties Immediately sur
rounding this The changes from the wing party in favor
OF Cass and Butler, exceed by large odds the
gnlne expectations of the democrats am anted in
the assertion that IN this county fifty wings who voted
for Clay, that will not for Taylor In a small town
this county, (Shinston0 there are more than dozen
wings who have denounced General Taylor and will not
vote for him. The inhabitants of Shinston will not
coed one hundred
and Frightening. If the democracy of other States will
do their duty have nothing to fear Virginia ever
will not be found last or least in the coming contest
Yours, &C. MOUNTAINEER.
In connexion with this communication we subjoin the
following extract of private letter addressed to us from
of the best Informed republicans in Richmond or in
Virginia
RICHMOND, Oct. %, 1S4S.
The Central Committee have issued short address
Its object, you will is merely to friends
to guard against ambuscades and battle the man9uvres
OF willy foe Our address is accordingly very brief-a
mere trumpet Gala signal to sadde up" and prepare
for action. As TO our State, however think may say
to you, calls weP'-be of good cheer In presiden-
tai election, the republican banner of Virginia has never
surrendered and you may assured that will again
wave trumphantly on the 9TH of November With a
fair field and full trial of strength shall again prove
to opponents that "honesty the best policy y that
the presidency and mongre coalitions whether of spu
rtan and backlog OF Shareholder and aboirtion will
not suit this meridian. feel sangune, too, as to the
general result OF the election though its deep Importance
is painfully interesting to me
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WILL be opened at Kings lace store to-day (Msn-
w day) good and cheap assortment OF shawls collars
collarets, black silk fringes NC. consisting Of
Black embroidered shawls, at IS SO worth $l2 90
Thibet do 100 do 10 90
Drab do 30 do s. 90
Plaid silk scarfs 373 do 6zA
do rs do 90
Black lace collars ISl do 3h
Do silk cIavats at 90
Also excellent assortment of genls guernsey
shirts drawers, cheap and good. Ladies' vests and
drawers match.
All the above articles will be sold cheap as they were
bought at auction. Oct 24ZeoSt
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-31

ed 10 the scafold TO the sound of these
very notes which had sprung forth from
the heart of his friend and the voices Of
his daughters.
The new song, performed several
days afterwards a, Slrasbourg, few,rom
town TO town, to all the popular orches-
,ras. The Mars"hlais spread it through
France by singing It on tilei. wsyt" Pa.
ris. Fiom this came the name Of Mar
seiliaise.
Tue old mother of De Lisle, a royal
isr, terrified =, tn echo Of her sons
voice wro,e 10 him, "Wha, is this revo'
lu,ionary hymn which is sung BY ho'de
of brigands travelling France, and with
which thy name is assnciated2" D''LisIe
himsrlf, prescribed as rovaIis', shud-
d.red rs h. hs.,Ii i, resound in his ears
as menace of death, wh"n flying along
tho palll>ways of the hisr Alps.
"Whal do they call this ny mn2" de'
n1nded lr OF his guide.
"7Re Marscillaiss," replied the pea.
Sau'.
II was thus that he learned the name
OF his own work. He was pursued by
thu enthusiasm which hr had sown be-
hind him H. escaped drath with diff
& ul:y. The weapon turns against the
hand which has rged it. The Reso.
luton in lis III da,Ss no longer recog-
nizrd her cwn voice !"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-05-31
THE EDGEFIELD
FEMALE academy,
CONDUCTED BY
Dr. and Mrs. Jones.

NMTILL open as heretofore advertised, on
Wv Mondar the 7tl OF February The ar
Engagements are Us follows. a Pruuary Depurt
ment. Junior, Middle and Senior Glasses.
In The Primary Department.
Spelling Reading. Wrlllus aud EIc.
nientary Anlhnrtc, S. 90
In the Junior Class.
Spelling, Reading, Wiring. Grammar,
Arithmetic, Pnmary Geography,
Abridged History. t"mposiiiun, s 90
In the Middle Class.
Spelling, Reading. Wiring, Arlhmc.
tic extended, Grammar anl Psrs
ing, General Geography, History
OF United States aud OF England,
Astronomy. Chemistry, Natural
Philosophy. Composition. 10 90
In The Seniur Class.
Ancient Geography. General History,
Critical ,.eading. Rhetoric Logic.
Botany, Chemistry aud Natural
Philosophy, Algebra. Gsnmelry,
Lain with view 10 more tho.
rough understanding Of English, IL 90
Instruction in Music, II 0U
do do French. IL GO
The year will be divided into four quarters
Of eleven weeks eacli, commencing ds follows
lst of January. 10Th of March. Isl OF June, und
Isl Of October
Bucks. S,aliuuary, &c, will be furnished at
prices to cover expenses only.
N. b. The present quarter Ito commence OH
the 7Ih of FebIuary,) will be charged as half
quarter.
ieb2 f 9
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Cheat and grow rich.

yNTHiS has been the secret prncipls OF toU
n ,nuuy OF The Wholesale Dealers in Tea
up 10 this time, and they have prdclised The
mos, shameful imposition on The country mer
chant, without any fear Of Detection. But
q new era in the trade has come aud The
pek.n ca Company CLAIMS the honor of its
inlroduction. They wer the first 10 raise the
Banner of Reform, OH which it has inscribed
the simple words,
PURE TEAS AT HONEST PRICES. )"
a cumplets revolution has been the corse.
duenUe. Let CONSUMERS Of Tea everywhere
look at what we huve DONE
]. We were the first 10 send item Teas that
used TO b. called tou good lor them before.
2. We have driven out Of the market vast
amount,o trash, and introduced a eler class of
Teas than has yet ever been sold. Importers
OF Tea often come To us TO get Ior their own
use, and for their 'reuds. the tine Qualities they
cau fud io whrre else.
3. We have reduced prices ulorc than 25
per cent. both in Black and Green Teas. The
whole sale gtocers say we are running the
trdde and Gail us llumhugs. This We have
done already und now see wha, we are ready
to do.
l. We will sell Teas by the single chest, half
chest, or IA lbs. box. at Tie same price tha,
wholesale gr"cers pay to the importers when
they buy by the bundled packages.
2 The wholesale sr"cers always allows l3
or Ia lbs tare 10 the half CHEST This is cheat!
We will allow. in most instances, I5.r l6 lbs
lare OH The same.
8. We hel ebv undertake 10 sell every kind
of Tea from sir to tloet0s cents per pound eiea-
per than the whuiesaie grocers do.
How Gun you do llIIs7r asks the country
merchant This is our answer. We ure con.
tent with per cent. profit. ,nstead of25 aud
50 per cent. Ia wholesale grocers.
An Eng lish Importer la,cly boas,ed TO us ,ha,
ne could make muIe money by sending bad
Teas to the New York market than good Teas.
We ure resolved to overthrow this fraud, and
now caIl upon agents in every tuwn in The
! United St"les tu come forward and bny the
! Teas imported by the Pekin Tea Company
and We pledge ourselves that if in six months
they do not sell more Tea tflan The oldest aud
largest dealers in the town, we will give them
our Tea without charge. This is plain En-.
isll and cannot be misunderstood We ap>
peal Tor testimony to the immense success Of
our Agents in every part of the United States.
Agents wanted in every part of The United
States, Tor the sule Of those Tens by which
they can Make money, and confer benefit OH
the public by supplying the pure article.
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State Agricultural Society
Of SOHlla Carolina.

VEY HE following PREMIUMS will be
II. awarded 10 The successful compeli
io,s. at The semi annual meeting, TO be
held in The village Of Sparanburs, on the
SECOND Wednesday in Sept. next:
|. For the best S,aIi,u, for Asricultu-
raj purposcs--a silver ueJal.
9. For the best Mare, for Agricultural
purposes; Sill. er Medal.
3. For the best native Bull, over
years; Silver Medal.
For the hes naive Cow, over 8 years;
a Silver M.dal.
5. For the best Jack. bred in South
Carolina; Silver Medal.
6. For the best Mule, bred in South
Carolina; Silver Medal.
7. For the best Ram, adapted to Our
climate; Silver Medal.
s. For the best Eve, adopted to our
climate; Silver Medal.
9. For the hest Ram, regarding wool
chiefly; Silver Medal.
l0. To the InOsl successful and exteu
siye grower of clover for three consecutive
years; Silver Medal.
IL. To The successful competitor in a
plnush'ns match, with double or single
team; a Silver Medal.
IL. For the most successful aud exteu-
slve experiment with lime for three comse-
cu'ive years; one complete sci of the Far.
mer's Register.
l3, For the best conducted Farm in The
District of Sparanburg; Silver Cup OF
the value Of $40.
A full and detailed statement of the
value and operations Of the Farm. to be
furnished by the Agricultural Society OF
Spananburg, or Commuee of three
disinteresled farmers of the District.
April 5, If IL
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THE SUM OF RELIGION.

IL" that {, ars the Lord oi heaven and
and eaill. walks hnmbly before him, and
thankfully lays hold Of The messages of
redemption by J sus Christ, aud strives
TO express his thankfulncss by the sin i.
ceri'y of obedience, that is, sorrow with
oil his soul when lie comes short of dury;
thai walks walcIifulIy in tho denial Of
himself, and dares not yield o any lus,
or known sin: he thar, if he fails in the
least measure, is restless IiIl he has made
his peace by true repentance that is
true in his promises, just in his dealings.
cha, liable 10 tho pool, sincere in his de-.
volon; that will not deliberately dis
honor God, although with perfect secu>
rity from temporal punishment; hat
has his hopes and conversation in hrav-
en-; that dsre not do any thing unjust
", although ever SO much to his adyan.
tage; aud all This because he So firmly
believes Him that is invisible, and fears
him brcause he loves him-frars him as
well for his goodness As his er, a,ness-
such man, whether he be an E plscopa
lian or Presbyterian, an Independent
o An:-B .pIis,: whether he wears d
iurpllce or wears none; whether he
kneels at he communion, or for con-
science sake stands or sits, lie halhthe
life Of Religion IN him, and that life
ac,s 10 him, and will conform his soul to
tho image of his Savior, and 90 along
with him to eternity, notwithstanding
his practice ol.lhings Indifferent. On
the other side, il /; man fears NOT t4the
Eternal Gnd, commits sin with presump-
lion, can dink TO excess, lie, swear vain
ly or falsely, Loosely break his. promises,
such man, although he can cry down
Bishop, or cry down Prr:byterv; al
illnnnh hp be re>bapiised every day, or
decIaim against i, as he'esy although
h.. fast ali Lent, or fas! not out Of pre-
'ancc svoiding supr'sliliun-yei, not.
wirhslanding these and lhGusaud more
external cnnip, mites or Q aiuus oppnsi-
lion OF them, hr wants The life OF Rsli-
glon.- Ckirf Justice Hale.
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M usical instruments.
Fancy e. Staple Dry Goods.

EiNCY Musllns, Ginghans and Prins.
u Mourning @
Changenbe DE- Lnines and Jenny Lind Plaids,
Silk. and 8aradge Shawls and Mantles,
Silk sun Shades and Parasuls.
English and American ons Clnths.
Rich Bonnet Cap and Taife,as Ribbons,
Swiss, Jaconet, Thread and Lislc Edgngs and
Inseriucs,
Linen Cd."bric HandkerchleGs, G loves. Hosle-
ry, DC. &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
Drap de'Ete, Sumner Cloth and Spring Cas-
smere,
Lead Colored Brown and GLASS Linens.
Brown and Fancy Linen Drills.
Ilarsaes Veslings. Silk Ilankerchiels, and
Cravats,
Suspenders. Gloves, Half Hose. &c. &c.
Together with nm assortment Of.
Georgia Striped Homspuns. Osnabnrss,
Cotton Yarns. Shoes. Hats. Caps, Bonnets.
Just received aud for sale by
G. 4. MEIGS.
April If III
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NEW GOODS,

WJHE Subscriber has jus, received splen-
il dld Stock of Spring and Summer Goods
For Ladies' ware. 4 fine lot Of
MnsIlns, Barages and Ginshams,
Fine MautIrs AMI Shdwls,
Bonn-ts aud Bonnet Ribbons,
Worked Collars and MusIin Trimmings,
Black and While Lace QelIs,
For Gen'emen's wear,
A fine Stock of Boots and Shoes, of all
kinds.
Leghur Panama. Palm, Silk and Bever
HATS,
Hardware, Cutlery and Crockery,
A good assortment of Groceries, such as
Sugar Cufiee. Molassrs and Rice,
Fresh CHEESE.
With many articles tho iedions 10 mention.
all nI which wiII,be sold very cheap for Cash,
or on time. to punctual customers:
b. G. BRYAN.
April II tt II
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.
nv THE COURT Of ORDINARY

RY JOHN HILL. Esq, Ordinary of
- Eiee6eij District.
Whereas jacob Pow. hath applied to
me for Letters Of administration. on all
and singular the goods and charteIs, rsh,s
and credits Of John Pow. laIe Of the
District aforesaid. deceased.
These are, therefore. to cite and admon.
ish all and singular, The kindred and cred
itors of the said deceased. to be aud appear
before me. al our next Ordinary's Court
for ise said District. TO be holden Al Edge
field Court House on The 5lh day of June
next. to show cause, if uuy, why the said
administration should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal. this the
22d day ot May. in The year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and Cor,y.
eight and in seventy second year of fAmer-
ican independence.
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
may 81 9. t8
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NcaO Spring Goods,

YHNHE Subscribers wonld rcsp"c tinlly IN.
n form their Customers and the Public,
that they have just opnned an unusually laige
Stock OF
Spring G. Summer Goods.
embracing every variety aud style of Fancy
and Domestic DRY GOODS.
Also, Complete Assorimcmt Of
Hardware aud Cnliery-ClIna, Glass and Tin
Ware-Hats. Gaps and Bonne,s-Boo,s,
Shnes and Slppers-Saudles. Trunks
aud Carpet Bags-Drugs, Paints and
-Grpcerie.-Leaher. &c.
Persons wishing CHEAP and Coop Articles
will do well to call, and particularly those ~ho
who wish 10 pny CASH They shall haze Rar.
gams We have also OIL hand
$4,000 lbs Cnt Nails. ass'ted, from to 40 ds.
l20O0 lbs Iron, assorted sizes.
The Nails and Iron will be sold nj Factory
prices. for ush.
GOODE e. SULLIVAN.
April Ut II
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DIR. JOEL BRANHAM's
LIVER S DFSPECTIC
vi E ICIN E

III N offering .Isvaluable Medicine 10 the peo
n pie of 5. Carolina ful The relief and cite of
many diseases incident 10 a Southern climate,
| do not claim for it infaIibiity; neither do I
say IT will cure all diseases. But in
CHRONIC LIVER AFFECTIONS
AND DYSPEPSIA.
can confidently advise aud recommend its
nse from ~ personal observation and use Of
the article in my nwn practice. This article is
iavorably recrived wherever il has beer used.
am allnwrd To refer 10 Hr. George Heard Of
Trnnp. Mr. Iohu Warren of Columbus Mr.
McAii;'e ur Cobb, MIR. Asbury Hull of Athens,
Mir. NiiIIum ID. Terrel! Of Putnam. Rev'd.
John E. Dawson Of Lagrange; To which a
great number of raInes might be atded, who
bear their testimony to al valne.
tabItual cnsllvI ness is luuId very frequently
connected with feeble constitutions. and per.
sons of sedenlary habits, which often exert
very unfavorable influence upon The general
haelIh Of the subject; and is particularly mani.
tested by restless ard desponding state pf the
mind, irregular if moi loss of appetite. For
this condition Of the system. this article is conf.
denty recommended with the positive nssur.
ance that il The dose is properly adjusted 70 as
not to move the bowels too actively. relief may
be relied on, without any. even the least oi The
un'leasant consequences, rsulins from the
USE of the cumlnon pureins medicines usually
resored to. This article will b. found to act
as a pleasant cordial and tnnic. restoring the
appetite, and at the same time fulfilling every
indication that the common purging medicines
ure designed 10 effect
There are some constitutions liable to regu
lar attacks of Bilious fever almost every fall.
to such. recommend the Use of this Medicine,
beginning at leas, BY the middle Of May, OF first
of June aa-. y.
Many persons whose Digestive organs are
feeble. often experience a sense Of fnllness.
weight, and oppression, about the stomach af
ter eatIng-in such cases dose ofihis medi.
cine wilI olien afford immediate relief.
Pregnant women often suffer from hear
burn and cnstiveness, they may use the article
withou, the least danger and with great benefit,
III sick or nervous headache, II is most vaiu.
able medicine. :sst
coud append long list Of certificates. hut
inrbear. preierring to rely on the virtues of the
medicine TO sustain itself. The MEDICINE il a
gentle aud certain cathaf,ic tonic and sndnrfc.
JOEL BISANHAM.sS
Eatontnn. Georgia.
For sale by Robert Anderson. Liberty Hill.
Cheatem & Settle, Duntonsyille, Charles Free
man, Cairo P. O., and t
J. D. TIBBETTs.
Edge6eId C.. H.
sept.s ly SO
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CATALOGUE OF TEAS.
On sale at the Wars Houses ofMs Pekin Comp


Is u 7G FULroN STRgET.N N. Y.
The Teas mentioned IN this ca,ao .ue are
done up IN quarter pound, half pound. and one
pound packages; the first or inside wrapper is
lead, the second is water pruuf paper, and the
thr'i or outside wrapper is Of Chnes-rics pa.
per. Th" cnmpuny sell none but Good Teas,
dune up in this superior manner, aliof them
grown i'll the most luxuriant districts in China.
Country dealers may select as sulaII a;qnanily
OF each kind IS they like, aud have them pack
ed IN one chest. These ieas also come in FIVE
pount packages, called Quotations, very
convenient, fancilul aud portable shape.
Prrsuns residing in any part Of tn. sUnlted
States or Canada can order any OF ths Teas in
this catalogue, by letter, in quantities To s,li,
their wishes. We pack them in Chfese hox.
es. and deliver them.to the forwarding Mer-
cilaut free lrou, charge for packing or Carriage.
The money should always accompany the or.
dpr .'aEs.