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Turk satin rar..ols and Psra.olsttes.

Turk satin Parasols and Psrasoletfes.
THE subscribers have hand large assortment Of
rseen and bsrk Turk SATIN watered and plain change
able Parssos and rasolss suitable for the Hicesf retail
trade. tstf ~ gle .
Also, are now manufacturing In large quantities their
wei. known super Umbrellas
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every quality .
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wELLER,s PATENT BLAcKING.

TUE undersigned bgs leave call tie attention Of those
deHifous oil using good article Of Hacking, 10 the
nnoyenamed The Manufacturer, knowing the excellent
properties ofhis Hacking samples various persos
lsueh Boot Makers dr.) also 10 several OF the
pers Tie underneath from othe papers
they speak themselves; also several persons who tried
have called and said that the Jpd Liquid Ieking war
superior 10 any thing they had ever used.
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FAIRBANKS PATENT PLATFORM

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scales OF the elbows Manufacture Of every required modi.
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near Broad,udy,
New york,
MANUFACTURER WHOLESALE and
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for oil and lard.
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such other purposes not inconsistent with the principles
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u. WARD President Stock Committee,
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Rocking do Centre and Pier Tables; Sofa 1ablesi Dyans
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ni.n and with mirrors; Ladies' Work Tables OF rosewood
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Chairs a all pdeI1is, with an extensive Hseoft
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Country Merchants and Others ARE especially iNhta "
call examine stock Of Furniture every nitce %
which Is by ourselves, and win he disposed
al the reasonable terms
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JNDEIlBIE INK, without preparations q % CTS per box
j Tor sale ~ CHARLES ST0TT.
Druggist and Arothscary.
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tsneh as Boot Makers dr also 10 several OF the nespa
pfrs Tie extracts underneath from 81 the papers;
il have called and sad that the Japan Liquid Hacking wsr
superior 10 any thing they had ever used
EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS
IPsley's Patent Japan Backing is the excel.
ienI article; have used and highly recon
mend it-N, american, april %,
JPeRa,'s Backing il Of the superb and salts
lish be yond description We have tried it, Go aud dc
likewise."-SpirHe Of The 1inaes, diTa2
by reference another column an advertisement viii
he found excellent article Of Backing in Liauit
FORM for Boots, &c II has been highly recommended b,
many have tired IT, II not only gives with very lii,
trouble beautiful JET polish, but retains II much on2e
any other II il sold by the agent Of the manufactur
prove the iact-Phh. Ledger, ipra %.
Ipspn's Blocking one Of the most shining articles II
ihs narkeL-Spirh Of The Times, April 2.
Patent Blocking, Mr.. j. wear No so Chestnut street
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing which produces
beautiful jet polish, and does niure the leather Those
who gould have polished understanding should the
,nar's Patent Japan Hacking is about the best article
Of the kind we have The polish which mparg
the nndersfa,adings OF is brilliant and lasting We
have tried II, and II 61ois 10 all ihs IN lis behalf
tErenias Bulletin, Jins 2.
Y The Manufacturer produce numerous Testimonial
similar the above. from private individuals and ron
nee any person that thu manufacturer esaggerat
/. 4. but that upon fair sl The Barking viii be
represented. erceient in every respect
j WELLAR, Manufacturer No.50 Chestnut street, Phi
CWARIEs STOTT, corner Penn. Avenue and ,th street
agent for Washington, u, e.
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ADDRESS -" MATTHEW'S, STEVENS q Co.,
No 1881 Washington street, Boston, Mass.p
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
The " Blade is edited by William Matthews, ESQ.,,
facetious and able writer, though somewhat eccen-
trio rs an editor. capital weekly one OF
the best papers received at this oilice.-N T. Spirit
Of the Times.
The keenest "Blade" Of all Down East Maine
Farmer
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rpHE NEW YORK FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, hy
raetal OF tic Legislature, Is authorized 70 lake M
rine and Fire Iisks under the new tide OF the NEW YORK
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, having
said all ts losses uil occasitd by the fires
isi and is4a and posscssnea ll Capital Of s0oou ih
surplus, sfors unplc secary g all persons niakIis Ma
rine ana Fire Insurance RISKS viii be taken iavvra,
lie terms as oner similar Institutions application at the
Office Of the company, No ~ Wall street tadoiung tho
Courier a Enquirer offlcv.l
DIRECTORS.
Oliver II. Jones Joseph n. Lord
samuel 5 Howian,l William Spencer
Samuel G, Harriet Jutal Terbel
Horace Brooks George Loyet
John Clapp Corhs. Vanderbilt
Walter X. Jones Oscar Coles t@
Thomas H. Mills, Isaac n. seymour
Hamilton BlydenbnTgh Israel corse
Oliver b. Tweedy Joslsh q. Law
Waller II. Jones, jr. John T.. Andrew
Andrew A. Pilot John Even
Abraham H. Davis Charles Minturn
Horatio N Stebbins.
o. II. JONES, President.
~ UyDRRHIII, Secretary .3
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Har's Patent Japan Hacking is about the beet article
of the kind we have The polish which mparts to
the nndersfadings OF is brilliant and lasting: We
have tried H. aud il doos all ihs Ia lis behalf
EreHias Bulletin. Jttrs z.
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EXTRACTS FROM NEWSPAPERS
Weler's Patent Japan Backing is the an excel
Ient article; have Il used highly recon
mend in, american, april H.
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Weuars Backing is Of the shining articles II
the markeL-Spirit Of The Times, April 2.
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IPeRas Bidcking IL Of the superb and salts
factory articles Of the day mparts briauce and 30
sh be You'd description. We have tried IT, Go aud dc
likewise" Spirnef The 7iniss dpra2.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-06-30

'tSay, squire, them ere cakes is bort
east fetch an nuther grist on 'em. YOU
Ito the waiter) "nuther cup of that air
coffee. Pass them eggs. Raise yew're
own pork, squire this is mazin' nice
ham. Land bout here tolerable cheap,
sac:re? Haint got much maple timber in
these parts, hev We? Dewin right smart
trade, squire, Icallate. Don't lag ye,0're
ospn eggs, dso YEP and thus Hez kept
quizzing the landlord until he had made
Q hearty meal
ftSay, squire, now am bout few con-
clude payin'my deyowers to this eretable,
but efyew'd just give us bowl o bread
and milk tew sorter top off with, I'd be
obleeged tew We. " m 81. s
So out goes landlord and waiterfor the
bowl, milk and bread, and set them before
Hcz. ssaws f4a NQRn aui *
"Speac,s, seao, ef yea0 please i'seH
But no spoon could be found. Land
lord was sure he had plenty of silver ones
lying on the table when the stage stop
ped. ~ ea - ss, essen
t'Say, yew, dew yew think them pas
scngers is goin' to pay yew for a break
fuss and not get no compensashnn ?'
"AhE-what ? Do you think any of
the passengers took them 2" u, -.
"Dew I taink2 No, / don't think, but
am sartain. Eff they are all as green as
yew 'bout here, I'm goin' tew locate Inn
mediately and tew wonst."
The landlord rusles out to the stable,
and starts man off after the stage, which
has gone about three miles. The man
overtakes the stage, and says something
to the driver in low tone, He immediate
ly turns back, and on arriving at the ho-
tel, tel II!eZ comes out to take his seat. and
Says HE StsS%
"Heow air yew, gents? I'm rotten glad
tew see you 1885 s Rs
Landlord says TO Hez, ,,oan yoa point
out the man you think has taken the
spoons ?" 1
"Pint him eout 2 ,Sartainlv, | ken.
Say, squire paid yew four ninepences
fur a breakuss, and callzurlate got the
a'aiiee on'ti Yew'll find them speso,ss IL,
me coffee pot! Go ahead, driver, ell
aboard !"-N Y. Spirit of the Times.
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we seated ourselves on the green turf,
why a form, such an angelic form, should
wander as q midnight sprite.
She started; an involuntary shndder
passed o'eriher frame; she seemed con-
fused. her bosom heayed q sigh, and such
q sigh as could not fail to portray anguish,
deep-rooted anguish. .'7..
She wem, and encircling my arms
around her delicate waist urged her in
the name Of heaven, to make me the re-
ceptacle of her anguish, the partner Of
her sorrows; I proffered assistance. if in
human power, and begged her to pour
forth unto me the cause of this misery !;
and if the pain be caused by single
deed, or word, or action of man, that /
on my bond of honor, would demand
and obtain redress for her, even at the
cannon's mouth. y 4,
She still seemed not inclined to speak,
when again asked
Fairest of natures daughters, though
have never beheld thy countenance, /
fear it is scared by some irremediable,
some unknown, some inward grief
iSS' JO"Oi, BCh VA ntJ hS9ttys -
relieve my anxious soul?
Why didst thou fly from him, who es-
teens you most on earth, he who would
willingly, most willingly, lay his life at
your feet? And That hast befallen
thee that thou wander Itabou. as a mid
night snrite?
Her frame trembled, she reclined her
throbbing temple upon my anxious
breast And just at that moment, while
"The queen of night shines fair, n. zs
With all her virgin stars about her"
She exclaimed: Ny dear nsassa, I,se
got a pass. Use Din to Cicna Jones 6aii,
and / tink all dis time yea bin de guard,
make 1 run so. $3.50 ~, gg
Yaw, yaw, yaw aoho's daS 'stia-
guished. .e.,,3
was astonished: With wild surprise,
as if to marble struck, devoid of sense q
stupid moment motionless stood"
I then eUapoeted and left particular
notice, that all letters addressed to me,
be directed to California, with due eau
ton they are not to be forwarded by the
African Coast.
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@DoING" A LANDLORD.
pY THE LI1rLE Us.

A stage coach, with nine male pas
sengers, was slowly approaching a village
in New jersey, one cold morning in Feb
ruary, 183--.
"Gentlemen," said one of the nine, eI
have often travelled this road before, and,
out OF good feeling 10 all, viii caution
you against 'hugging the delusiye phan-
ton Of hope, as regards getting breakfast
u: the hotel we are approaching"
"What ?--how ?--no breakfast 2" ex-
claimed the rest.
Exactly so, gents, ana you may as
well keep your seats and tin.
|. Don't they expect passengers to
breakfast? 2"
"Oh, yes; they expect you to II but
not to eat IL. i am under the impression
that there is an understanding between
the landlord and driver, that for sundry
and various driaks, ETC., the latter starts
before you can scarce commence eating"
"Whys wot on airth air yew talkin'
about 2 Ef yew calkerlate I'm goin' to
pay -four nine pences' fur niy breakfast
and not git The vallee ont, yew air mista-
ken!" said voice from the back seat the
owner rofwhich was one Hezekiah Spauld-
ing--whom, 'tew hum they called .Hez'
for short, "1'm goin' tew get my bereak-
fuss yere, and not pay nary red cent till
dew"
"Then you'll be left"
Not as yer knows on, won't!"
"Well, wen see, . said the other as the
stage drove up to the doc ], and the land
lord, ready to dc the hospitable, says
Breakfast just ready, gents. Take a
wash gents? Here's water, basins, tow
els, and soap"
After performing their ablutions, they
all proceeded to the dining room, and
commenced a fierce onslaught upon the
edibles, though "Hez" took his time.
Scarcely had they tasted their coffee
when they heard the unwelcome soand
Of the horn, and the driver exclaim,
"sStage yeqdy" Up rise eight grunabling
passengers, pay their 6fty cents, and take
theirseats.
host ~, q
I NV stsNfN@ Ivy - .f
Proceeding to the dining room, the
host finds Hez very coolly helping him
self 10 an immense piece Of g.seak, .,,,a,,.
the sizeof q horses lip - = "asVs'
20 .Yoeal q b left, sir. Stage isgoings to
{. WE, leln. gotpothin, to say sgin iti,'
1iaw.s out Hez. gase,s esssse.
Cant wait, sic better take your seat. "
h s4Dem seoi2o .sa
4 "Getip, sir. f,t 4. ,s,iss,..,
a4' III be gaul- daSned ef 4 dew, nusllar.
I'll I've got my brenkfussJ ( paid fur IT,
and Tn goin 20 get sslse galles o,le iqa,sd
ct yew calkerlate I amt jew arc nistas
KEN" 49, -. "a 49, ! 81 =
So the stage lid start, and left fssz.
who continued his attack on the edibles.
Biscuits, coffee, steaks. &c, DC, slisap-
peared rapidly before the eyes Of the as.
tonished landlord. Ell ,m,T
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MHSCEAIANEOUS.
From the Palmetto State Banner.
A MOONLIGHT SCENE.--sY g. A.

From the Palmetto State Banner.
A MOONLIGHT SCENE.--sY 8. A.
Twas one Of those delicious nights.
so common In the climes of Greeee
When day withdraws but half his light:
AND al Is moonshine, calm and peace.'
Twas night The last rays Of the
setting sun had long retired beyond the
western horizon.
The moon shone forth in all her tran
cendsnt splendour, while the bright s;ars.
she denizens of another world, in I,s.
tTous concert decked with their tinsel
ana the silvery crowns of pure and un.
adelteratcd beauty, smiled in rays of COR
geous iustge upon this fraiI and transito-
- habitation,
Bright clouds Of redolent brillianev
iltted Ger the armament, which. addino
tneThues OF superlatiye splendour. made
~ scene Of truly paradisiacal beauty Y
Mature lay ia ali her s.nscDhl.;sticated
sinPiicity; and not sound fell upon the
anxIous ear, save the distant and rnaloli.
Gus node OF some itinsrant nrsqnito, on
nus way TO his patezaei asassis,.. and the
W'ia and discordant scream of the wb;n.
poor-will, az he pruned his sable fosp,
ana retreated aIpid the dark covers oe
his'Soodland hoine, ~ -
ea..,,, Where dwelt sfe ghostly ow, 4
T1 TTnLisssing ms DateIni note, w1ich ever draye
Fat sFpln theu haunt oil other Cheerful, fowID
The busy and tircsorne hum Of cotto,
Epecuiat6fR, Tie din of ,,ab;al.. a, : ~
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