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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11

An 'ronmonger, who kept sh in the high
street OF Edingburg, and sold gum, ,owder and
shot, when asked by an ignorant person in what
respect patent shot Cat thai time a novel; sur
passed the old kind, A" Oh, sir," he wonld an.
swer " it shoot deader
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11

The kentucky Wing State Convention, which
met on the 22d ult , nominated John J. Crit
'enden as the candidate for governor, and J. l..
Helm for lieut.. governor
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-03-11

why are naughty children at school like
guh'med motto waters? because you must
lick their back to make them stick to their let
tiers.
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EAIL Ro.p.-The subscription Books are
now opened, as will be seen from advertise
mcnt.
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t,acls fiOm the LOnis.
ale jOuPnni,


ilrL.r-LraIA, Feb, &c, 3. / 4.
Tao Washington Union, in its editorials, ia.
sogs the terms generally Of the treaty OF peace
with Mexico, but objects to the mputa ION Of
its origin being ascribed to the President or
his agency. The Union holds that Mr.. Trisl's
throughout,
There is an immense crowd gathering to re.
celve the remains Of the Hon. John z Adams,
from Washington, and escort them through
ling ana mnfed. The flags of Il shipping are
at halt last and cnvoloped in Grape.
FEBRUARY 20, 1 P. NJ.
A terrible revolution has broken out in Car
races, : nth lhmerica. The Preside Of Mon.
argos hsj attack d the Congress while in SEES
siun, stat onin} the soldiers at the Windows
lazy H. mtuh ers were killed and ,iacrs
were .naeH ps.saucls. The furniture " ,at
'. ta- rnyed, and the pof.xsit OF
D'-..'4, "4oAeo To- pieces. After destroying
much valuable property. the members were es-
corled back into the hall, and compelled under
threats 10 pass resolutions exonerating the hS-
ecutiye aud prccl.ining great anxiety for the
prosperity and success Of the case. All
such action will be regarded as justify
ing the impeachment Of the President. The
eyes of all are now fixed on Pacy, who it is
expected will rescue lis country from this NV.
movement.
CIoNNATI, Feb. 98, i L. NJ.
There was 4 terrible and mos, disastrous lre
at our cuy wharf last night. The steamers
Ilendrick lludson, Trenton and Circassian, and
the Maysylio wharf boat were all destroyed b.
the coufaga.ion. Four lives were lost. The
Henry Hudson Laia tull load on board for Il
Orleans. The boat md entire cargo are Lost
partly insured,
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FOR Cr,In\kl.

We are authorized To annource lSAAC
W. JONES as p candidate for Colonel Of the
a5th Regimes, OF Nj. VI. Election to take on
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a.y- We are indebted TO a. G, BrowN and
p. W. ToMrEIxs for valuable documents.
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co III vi f. RCIAL.
New Orleans Cotton Markets: ::Feb. "a

There has been slight decline since our last
and we change quotations accordingly. Sales
of the week $4,000 bules The decline took
place previous to Wednes lay and the market
had in some degree recovered. Our quotations
are for Saturday.
LV-@' >. Li,.i,IciTtoy.
Mississippi and Louisiana.
lniefior::: c5i Middling Fair :7!a7s
Ordinary. ::;6-a6} Fair ::::::::::::7.a7.
Mddllng :6la6i Good Fair::::::--a-
Good middling: ::G.a7 Good and Fine ID
COTTON STATEMENT.
stock on hand September I:::: 23,4o3
Received to dnte:::::::;:;;::::746,24O
Sloc& on nd::::::::::::::::::--
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RAIL ROAD NOTICE.

ROOkS will be opened for the sub
- scription Of Stock in the Canton
and jackson Rail Road, at the Cou ming
Room Of George w. Henderson, in the
town Of Canton, on Monday the 9Th day
OF March, 1913.
w. d. Henry, J. J. P1gh,
II. Latham, Robert Love,
Gustus Lucket, John Montgomery,
Jesse Heard, w. Drane,
G. w. Henderson, J. s. Pritchard,
L. M. Garrett, Z. ID. Ward.
March 4, l8i8. 25-tf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-06-07

prnprnsiiiFs n nrw@Teriing lads. his p
pr fails feU fimrs. md il high il.tigEa.
iisn ne aF.leFs : disrau'innanre. Alrl
Ibis Ne Is kin.ly esnymrrd lAai ne paPeI
iRHEl 70 down AMI il he hapPen - nlsri
wilh ID few nonihs aiiFrsaEds III arsi,
dfn'. vii ssgy likely say
= Why. IS this lhing alive veal
sboueh, i had stopped long ago."
- the world moves IN. People an
prone 70 lhiak thai what they smile o.
Iises. anil ahs, dizzy fOSa uPoa i blight
81 and must die.
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From The Columbian Magazine.
GOING TO THE rOcs.
BY =. $. ARTitrR.


81 receiyd your bill to-day. Mr.. Leon
narJ,' said a customer, as he entered The
shop Of master mechanic.
We are sending out MI onr accounts
n this season." returned The mechanic,
bowling"
- want 10 paw you.' SO -
i. Very well, Nc. Baker, we're always
glad 10 Get money" ~ts flyer
.sBut You must throw OF something.
let me see" and The customer drew Gu,
the hill-"lwenty-sevc dollars and forty
six rents. Twenty five will do. There,
receipt the bill. and rll pay yon."
But Leonard shook his head.
81 cant deduct cent from that bill.
Mr.. Baker. Every article is charged al
our regular price"
40. YES. you can. Just make itiwen.
iy.fiyc dollars, even money. Here !, is. :
And Baker counted nui the cash.
I'm sorry. Mr.. Baker, | cannot af
ford 10 deduct anything. II you'd only
owed me twenty-five dollars, your bill
wonld have been just hat amount.
would moi have added n rent beyond whal
is due. nor can | take any thing les ,l,ar
my due"
Then you won't deduct the odd no
neyr'
/ cannot. indeed
Very well The manner of iht
customer was changed. lie was evident
" offended. "'fhe bill is too high b,
jus, the sum ! asked 70 have stricken of
Bui no matter, ! can pay IT,"
Then You mean 10 iRsinua,e," sri,
ihe mechanic. who was IN Independent
sort Of man. i" tia, anu cheating sou on
OF two dollars and foity.six cents I"
IL didn't say SC"
I" But il plain you think 50, or yoi
wouldn'l have asked an abatement ]
you considered my charges just, yo'
wouldn't dispute them"
"0h, Beyer mind, never mind! wei
moi waste words about il. Here's you
money" said Mr.. Baker; and he adde,
another Eve doliar bin 10 the sum he hal
laid down. The mechanic receipied I'll,
account aud gave the change. both o
which his customer thrust into his poke
with a peiulant air, aud turned away an'
left the shop without another word.
ats The last bill! he ever has agains
me- mutiered Baker TO himself, as h
walked away. "If that's his manner Q
treating his customers, he'll soon 60 :
the dogs. |, was downright insulting
aud no gentleman will slandthat from m
other. much less from vulgar mechanic
Mean 10 insinnaie!' Humph! Yes,
did mean to insinua,e." And Mr.. Bake
involuniarily quiekened his pace. .Ile'
lose one good customer" he continued, .
himself. tive paid him great deal |
money. hut it's the last dollar of mine Il
ever handles"
Baker was as good as his word. II
Withdrew his custom from the otlendiu
mechanic, aud gave il In aDn,her.
live got one of your old customer
Leonard" said friend in the same b
siness to the mechanic, some six or eigl
months afterwards.
"Ah! who is il ?" y
"Baker." -a~
Ismmatfs!lr"gsrd his shoulders.
4
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1848-05-13

is, however, not based on any thing stable. Not
only IS he detested by the citizens, and incapable
Of forming free and liberal Cortes, but even the
packed party Cortes which he had assembled has
been found unmanagable, and has been dismissed
lest il should upset him. The return Of the MoNT-
PENsIERs to Madrid was regarded by some persons
as an intmation that the ORLEANS family, exiled
from France, were about to remove their headquar-
ters TO Spain, there to concert plans, and open po-
ltca batteries, and spring political mines against
the young republic. But this speculation fails,
through the fact that the Duke and Duchess DE
MoNTPENsrER have been banished to Seville. 1t is
said that the Duke whispered to his sster-in-law,
the QUEEN, that her diadem would be more steady
her brow if her Ministers would yield little to
the spirit Of the age, and adopt less despoiic
policy This the Queen told to her Mother, and she
told Narvaez. The removal of the Montpensiers
from Madrid was the immediate consequence.
The affairs of GERMANY are of necessity yet UNI
settled, but the tendency of in almost every
part of the vast country embraced under that
generic name is encouraging. The great National
Convention, which is to meet on the lst of May,
and which represents a population Of 30,l65,000
persons, is apportioned as follows
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EXTRACTS FROM THE NEWSPAPERS.
ENGLAND.
Total representatives

The more ample accounts Of the News from
ENGLAND which reached us yesterday by the Mail
are in direc. conflict with the reports received
through the Telegraph on the previous day. Writ
ing under date Of the goth ultmo, the London cor
respondent Of the New York Commercial Advert
ser says
With reference TO the internal state of ENo-
LAND, nothing can be more complete than the
peace which generally prevails. The physical
force section Of the Chartists has evidently been
almost wholly extingushed by its aborsive attempt
on the 10th April and, with regard to the moral
force reformers, who are far more numerous than
the Ministry or the upper classes believe, il 10
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and they be nominated by the Emperor Members of
the Lower House TO be chosen from all classes in order
that every interest may be represented All laws require the
sanction OF both Houses particularly those relating 10 the
expenditure, taxation, finance and the sales Of public pro-
perry law will be framed for the organization Of the
iona guard The law Of election Is only provisional and
viii be settled by the first Parliament Amendments of the
constitution can only be proposed by the Diet
The Croats have set fire 70 the village Of Caste Nuovo,
containing 1000 inhabitants The Croats formed Gordon
round it. and the villagers all burnt DEATH utteng
the most appalling shrieks.
u Is said that the Austrian army, numbering 5000 men,
which its to Italy, has been countermsnded in
consequence Of fears entertained regarding movement In
Galicia, Dalmatia, and Croatia.
HUNGARY.
The Cologne Gazette Of the 10Th says can engagement
between Hungary and Russs and respecting the Duches
Of the Danube, is considered inevitable The Independent
Hungarian Government resolved upon the speedy
mament Of the people and warike preparations
Three hundred thousand firearms have already been ordered
at Vienna"
POLAND.
The Poles who had taken up had evacuated Schroda
and shut up by the Prussan forces at Wrcschen,
the Russian frontier They, however, showed no disposition
TO yield, and q sanguinay conflict was expected.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Arm 1.-THE number Of persons who have
died Of their wounds since the public funeral Of those who fell
in the revolutionary conflict have increased the burals in the
Fnedichhan up the present time from 1877 to 235 The
wounds inflicted by the muskct balls Of the troops have proved
fatal in 90 large proportion Of the experience Of
the military surgeons has been compelled seek specc
for IT, II is attributed the oxidation Of the lead from
the cartridges used having been packed together years.
Royal decree restores In the Rhine provinces the former
mode Of tsl Of and punishment political offences in
GLIDING prosecutions Of the press Publicity Of the proceed
ings and trial BY jury the great principles resod
all the notifications Of the civil code Of the district If the
Rhine made since 1921 repealed and snnusd second
decree repeas the laws Of the 9th Of September 1914 and the
23d OF June, 1882 relating the celebration Of marriage y
these Il was made compulsory that the religious ceremony
should pecede the civil contract The Ministry IN the report
70 the King which the decree founded state nss ns
regulation cannot DO retained under system Of equality o. al
religions il is therefore, Of necessity, abandoned third
decree carries into effect Of the measures intended for the
relief Of trade and commerce contemplated in the vote OF tho
Diet on the 10Th instant BY this vote the oovernmens can
lend its credit to sruesiog merchants and manufacturers 70
the amount Of "a, 000, 600 thssns.
The National Assembly which win meet on The 72d Of
May will consist Of 4Oi dspusss the population Of Prussia
being lsii2sss, there viii BE- one deputy % every 4ooOo
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faith in ideas can alone conjure away.
Citizens let have that courage Let free ourselves
from iunderstood physical idea, from ali local
passions Let preserve ourselves from the enemies who
haer Ms by caessDg order the better destroy liberty
which serves an ngs Let the republic al every
cost II still depends on us TO without convuson and
wi,hou, disruption.
The above circular was received with 50 much disappoba-
on and rendered the name Of NJ Lxpnu RoLLrs 50 un-
popular, that he compelled to dsavow m authenticity and
declare that had been issued from his department without
his knowledge and sanction
The following is the reply Of NJ Lamartne TO the deputa-
blood to the Provisional Government
The only cry which permitted to the generous citizens
whom you represent the only cry which the Government
accept Is that Of vivc RepubEquev You regard IT, citi
zen workmen In the ourselves you, whose
lot we would improve by labor and by institutions which will
admit you regularly into the enjoyment Of property and OF in
srucons into all the conditions Of morality, enlghicn-
ment and consolidation Of democratic society but OF society
definite and practical.
You not among those who wish for the appropriation
of one BY another but you like all honest workmenreal
patriots real democrats in the good sense Of the word you
OF that class which would II die TO defend what
you do not already possess you see II 10 your words
Of that admirable people devoted TO meoaon and not 70 ne
destruction Of social order.
"Never will posery forget the sublime proofs Of good
sense the devotednes Of dsnercedncs which you give ct
this glorious epoch TO France and TO the world i has been
said that you were not yet ripe for republic mas oeen
said that the women would be the cause OF danger 70 the
republic Those who have said cslumniaed you they DID
nok now you you are on the contra is Strength " v"oo
and lie safety
RsIy, then, at our call round society for under the re-
public society and the regular government are ine properly o.
all Once again, LEI no CRY be heard but that OF vive u
Rpubique and N ussssing shss cry you may sdd we 70
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a letter % the Heroid dated Caracas, April q,
says: Affairs rather dscouragng for the cause which
General Pscz has espouted but there IS sHn hope and
his friends here, although they have ltte OrH0 c0mmun
cation with the interior, are confident thst De will mr-
matcy succeed I'm restoring order Several officers hsye
deceived him In his cations and the forces under Dis
immediate command have had much f1 contend against
himself and friends made narrow escape from
rCachery. From the best authority can obtain, Cen
crsl Paez and S0ublote have withdraw from this part
Venezuela and endeavorng TO u BE MaracabisHs
under PerHngo ard very likely Che next Information from
that quarter may De very Interesting believe there has
been no action OF Buy consequence
'Slme fears begin 10 be fet here among fhe Liberals
themselves. that they may have some tonho BIG iheir ow1
rot move Ise c',ck.work There Is runor Inst Gen.
Carmona has Desc abe army UNDER IBIS command and Pc
tired toward C0ro now n possession OF Penarg0s troops,
from Marscslbl Captain Cei3s 10 active with bis feet
emo sh0ulh The Government oi Manages has he appear
ance &C having quc.cj this part of tho country, coca
only snoherod for the moment The forced loan Is not
very pleasant Yl 20 many. The Two millions OF pager
app,ars 20 be sleeping Quiefy we f NOT hear any,hr
OF b. 81 all TIE revenues a. the country sre pledged Tor
long time "a csmc and Tho troops only paid ia part
What ie of The Congress that IS remaining n the city,
has made several attempts 20 DO business in small WAY.
senior Antonio Loca1io GuzmGn has just returned from
The island Of Curacao and very likely may De Tor The
Wee Presidency. with some five or .ix others.
Business is extremely Gail. The banks will not disc
count the very best paper and money s 40 nigh rare
With those who have IT, Tho best merchants must now
DO less business and that for cash only as a conf ence
ia suspended fr the time being. Every one asks his
ueebbor when these times are 90 mend, and earh re-
.porfs qaiea sqle' The President Monsgas, is 81 In
is Irfelor with The amy. I VIII endeaver to keep
you advised OF any important movement that may take
Mica"
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|EN-YORK TRlHUNE.
n...idrntlnI Prefercnces.


.U,big. 0, Ken, Co Nd express their pref
-. FIR Mr CLAY for the Presidency.
The wings Of Hudson Co. n. J. nominate Mr..
Car. o,;.. ,..... -
....,ic meeting. recommend Gen SCOTT.
'' -, Vbigs Of Upson Co. Ga have resolved that
- lin ,,ooor, either Gen. TAYLOR, Mr.. CLAY,
-. c,rrs,Drs or any other TRUE Whig-pro.
80 .,.gys tbs. such nominee be sound on the
nyuo' ProrisOl
me Wings Of Bangor Me. recommended Gen
TAILOR
-...,,sa confidence in Mr.. CLAY.
.n,.oS Coat late Wing Convention for
~, vi.., Assembly District Of Madison Co the
s..,,ios snoog other resolutions was unanimously
adopted sa,-,.
~' s,vor Of HESKY CLAY. as their candidate for the
w. p-...sert: that in rim they behold The msu whose
- Ia, III cubic service has shed lusire upon the nu-
-, .,sflo1s wh On he has held, and upon the annals
e,grtrv ne man who has saared I'm the conf ence
2 -,-ts n a JeHersor a Monroe and an Afams. ard
-. I'M remains among ~, " his eye not dim nor bis
- ioree asated," and who cannot fail 10 receive
80 h, srsief c0uu,fymcn the highest horofs ia tneir
plsu 10 tes'oF
goo. MnLARD FILLMORE was recommended as
..,;,.b,e candidate for the Vice Presidency.
T,s Convention for the Second Assembly Dis
,ie saop,ed the following
5sisd Tbat tbi. Convention decidedly approve Of the
,ai,r ad1p.e1 hy me Whig members cf the Lc.i,.a-
- IA, state and thst feel 30 a right and duty 10
l.rs t,sf HrNEY CLAY Is the choice Of ne Wings q
q a.. 81. rs.HN Hsr q. f.r
obsr known sn5 reliable whiy their warm and hearty
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r,shnnk,- lIrarnalLc-



10 account oi
Tn Frrsr ,vH0AT-I1 1888 d naval riser On isr
Charlie ~ il. said o nave prrnc .i SIP ~ t-vo -si
tons bv steam l tse n-rllr OF Ba-cs.ut 81 sc.runt
~ bis mscfirc-g o.. txant, except .li re ts5 large
corner boiler and tra- rllNr pte-s were su.1ari si
over the sIfrs of Che vessel. Ike of inventor be
refused 90 e1astn .fe ni.crlls Ths G10Erg sc-ru1t
WA furnished f nr hr sI-ar.rrenient of The
S-sri.b IOWA. s-.-.. Hl1se0 az Gar4v c.ut.tr i1
tb. 49, -,-,..f ta -is ODD t1e F.-.-o- srI E,.-,
Chsres .-a F.rb machine .o PROSE. .lrcs boats rri
,I.,-s even r rs.r w.st.-. v.1ua. rsrs n sails. Oh
spite of the lurellme1fs and tae opposition which ,hs
project met vita rs Emperor rflr risi ta bel made
~ Be- n tse plrt o Earc'rs which r 4c- took piace
Che l7'h o. che month c, dlae 90 ne sid year 1913
Garar r0ui n. exp ain fhc rar-clirs o hs discovery
r. was evident however 4Iru. che Ok rUen- tLit DO
consisted in Ia-e. copper " boiling water enc in MOVING
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CLOTHING.
SPRING AND SUMNER WEAR
WIN. r. JENNINGS 4 CO.

hkAPER- AND rAlLOkS -0afments ~ the hfst
~ quality ady-Msde, Ns.-.5l Broadway, American
Hotel. aud Penu Avenue Washington ID C.-Havins en-.
larcsd their premises prepared % offer for the In
,pecuon OF their patrons and the public
t-nsvr assortment OF new Goods for Spring aud sum
m-r wear. comprising Cloths. Css'mefe', Nestinss,
rw-rds Cashmerets &c be found ia the country,
which they enabled to make up 90 order a. great TO-
ducton from heretofore moderate prices such h~ been
the sacrifice submitted 10 by importers.
The 81 and character Of work 10 too hrmly estsb
shed require encomium those points essen-
ua To- realizing the yslue Of ssrment We would refer
I'm particular however 20 the Pantaoons furnished and
solicit trisl from che most fsstidious.
Ina the Read y.msde department we shall endeavor 10
maintain tho superiority Of the articles. which will be
found equal Che ordered garments. the
consisting Of Dr-ss aud frock Costs, improved styles
Zephyr. Cloth. Cashmerett and Msrno Sacks. Psnta-
Vests 40 will be Afforded At prices that have char
acerized the establishment rendering In all cases thu
mud pro guo a8u
fnPORTANT To TIKI PUBLIC. II. Nc
SELROY co. - Broadway, opposite the PARA Fount
sin would respectfully call attention 10 their extensive
aud weeeced assortment Of resdy made OvereoA' and
C0.ks ss0 Youths and Boys Clothing OF every variety
OF coior and cloth. which they nov selling al cost
their object being 10 dispose Of the stock hand before
ast Of February order % mske Tor the Spring
They are cut made and trimmed equal 20 those made TO
lrdsr snd At ea, So per cent lower than sry estabsh
meut Of the character aud standing In shs city dSn
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2 ~ 90" ~
Boston Traveller. 81

THE PORTLAND ABDUCTION CAsE.-lt IL stated
Pl that the Committee aprointct m Portland 70
Fsi Ss~-York In search Of Mise Iutte. sa' 20 ua'o
bs1 sht.ees trsce3 her 10 the United Sstes Hotel m
sss-Yoik whore they found her detained asAlh'i pel
rl, and her mother mskng oyery PREPARATION W place
hzf Ia uunnery in Georgetown. ID e. Mr. Williams
ts q ths eommtios) demanded Tie GIRL ana 'he mo'gl
questioning his authority be summoned Mr. Adams his
eAesEne. (Nss Tuttles gusrtian) and with MS "o nc
ooA5et the mothers consent Tor her child 70 return wild
hen They arrived In this city Lass evening ia the Mes
era fsin, and proceeded Portland this morning IN me
ffg train Mr. Davis. whose house was sacked by the
mob denies al paruclpsoDln the affair Boat Trans 81
~ msn named Hill living ia Westchester
Coaniy, threatened the De Of another named Conkn'
nne the .iter would sgn bond TO pay back 10 the Tor
ner 800 Of the sum recovered from him for breach OF
promise Of marriage 10 Conkins sister. Mr c. signed
the bOuc and then had Hill arrested indicted and bound
over In tie sRu Of 5000. lab, Eve. jour
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Z WATOnEs. JKWELKY ED sysI wars

~ WATCHES, JEWELKF and Silver Ware
IN The subscriber contin0es - have for sails rood
- assortment Il 6ns gold and silver watches Of ths
<tx best makers which iii be- soid =, the very low
-,n prices and warranted 70 keep good time, or tho
money returned.
u every variety studs and rings &c
sysr.vsrsspOons fOrss, lsde, butter kniyss u the
most approved styles which sOod coin
Gold pens aud pencil Of tho best manufacturers at
fbs owssg prices. Gold pens repsrcd and exchanged.
Fine cutlery, peffumsry fancy goods L. sc. Watches
s0css le~sy and music boxes reparso 10 the best
ner erd warranted. LEVI sCRIBNER,
Formerly Lock wood Scribner,
u FDltOu.st. ID door below 0old-st
o. Of u A besnlifui emblem u this order wrought In
gold. SO 3lso1i 5~os.
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IMPORTANT To THE PUBIIC.-F II.
DRY GOODS.

AIERINO CAsslfiEREs.-50 cases supsrfoe
WI Menno Cs,smees prisng variety OF color
and texture for sale BY G. HAkkls,
my2 as Exchange Place