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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10
MEDICINES
UNPARALLELED TRIUMPHs.
CLIREHUGHS TRICoPHERoUS
THE GREAT CURE FOR BADNESS, GRAY HAL
SCUgF AND DANDRUFF.

THE GREAT CURE FUk BALUNLs5, OhAf HAIhi
SCURF AND DANDRUFF
LII CASES Of badness, weak or thin hair will be re-
n stored and strengthened gray hairs VIII be prevented
AID changed 10 their original color ScuH and Dandruf
vii be entirely removed and the hair under all crcum.
stances and all ages will be kept healthy, son. glossy and
curly, to The latest period OF lie .
T5e Trcopheroas i wholly different IN its composition
nom ali other arces ofhe or Tor similar pur'
rose II intended through the skn upon The nerves.
blood vessels and absorbens connected with the root OF
bulb u the hair and sustain healthy action In
these and thus produce new ard
LUXURIANT HEAD or HAIR.
Lsdlee or gentlemen wishing advice, and addressing
from distance must be particular IN stating any peculiar
ccumsar ces connected with the decay falling OF OF me
hair such as the preaeni OF health age habits consu
uon and temperament of the patient; for all these must
be known understood and taken into confederation before
such advice can lead q successful result Mr.. &. viii
attend al lis Office l79 Broadway, every day for consus-
uon Separate rooms Tor Ladies'.
Sold al the principal depot l79 Broadway and by az
Dug gsts and PeImers In The Uned States myS lmeodA
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A NJ MEkNlN, AncnoaecE.
ny BANGS, PLATT & GO. Store 9ot sro.a-,


ries Cash sdvknces made ~hen desired.
hONDAY EVENING. June 10 al 7 O'Clock, end lss fol-
lowing evenings Of he week
To ctosE CoSsfGNMENTs.--An extensive AMI very de-
srnbe collection ofnew and vaushle standard mscesne-
Qua school and CLASSICAL Booss new ard esh stock In
cusnuues Also, great variety OF choiee Engisa pao-
eeved nom London together with large sssorlnent OF
foreign and domestic staple and fsrcy stationery ineadng
blank books various skes td and DAT ooano NhnnS pa
per, note paper envelopes &c &c.
The whole TO be sold without reserve to close sonngn-
ments leS
work Floratrd Ornament SO plates supsrby printed IN
gclo ard eolors Sheruans RAbles 81 eologet plates
vols Syt Loudon's ATboxnm t0o psies 500 wood cuts,
cloh, Murphys Church Of Bsish n elegant psles folio,
half morcc; Niehosons Architecture 2s Zoe plstes svo
cloth; Tod Annals, 50 engr.vngs vols 40; Loadoa's
don Naturalist 400 pzies svo; Couit CHAINS Views OF
Westminster Chapel f0lio Fleming's h0uscous Animals.
plates Wilson's Hsnrsl hi..ory plates. vol. s,s. asD
ROY a. evo cloth; Lawrences views OF the Nose Moat
&c plates folio; Chstson Posons, Svo eoth Henrys
Commentaries with 740 Illustrations vols 40 Cloth Cob
bins Domestic Pictorial Bible, 7o0 illustrations royal evo
The Book of Ruth colored ps;es 40 Trolops Ansecta
Theological vols $40; Thomas Bos,cns complete works,
svos syo CLOTH Bunysns vorso sos neat nsa a esn
Essayis VIOLA 8vo; workg Wsvefy
Novels vols, syo cloth; Prescot's Mexico vois svo
library; s,ephenSs Yucslan vols emoos'd do Cen
trail America vos 8vocloih; Brcner works royal svo
syrens Pceuea WORKS, ha.rsiea svo SUNS Works V
dEeths History OF the United States vols svo cloth; Grs
wolds Poets Of England royal syo do OF Aper.a royal
8vo do Of the Aucens royal svo; Canpcsis poetical
works; Hannah Moores complete worsss vos svo II.
brary; Burkes works vols 8vo, sheep; Johnns
2vos syo, shsep; Tekncrs History Of Spanish
vols Svo lib Stephens Greece. Tuks,, he vos cloth;
Niman's Gibbons Rome, vols svo, sheep; Dwtghs The
ylogy vols 8vo, lib; Humbodes Cosmos, 2vos cloth do
Aspects Of Nature Ahsons Europe vols Sso no hames
Also svareiy OF new School Books In quantities.
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LAW COURTS.

CORR CGLESDAR-Ths Day-COmmon Pleas
PartI-Nos 1866 ILL., 193 49, 1s9 9l 1873, 1876 1877 l99,
col Part Ines s5L 65 S. 354, $40, 57s, SS0 S52 S8
500 SSS co1YtNos ses COS TIA H. H. 563, a. AS
685, 10 TO $50, 153. e.,
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WINDOW SHADES! GILT CoRNICEs! ORA
w Perry MUELiNS, ac-Yamlles about Furnishing
her windows with the above articles, will find 81 j. O.
WOODFORD's, 295 Broadway the largest and beat 40
soreni In the city several new syes neyer before miro
dueed In EeyvYork Lace and muslin curtains, drspery
assel, loops pins, bands, cornices &c Families pur
chasing Of he Subscriber may rely upon getting rsats
article and az low Il s possible TO import or mansfse
trro H. Merchants buying at Wholesale viii ind II decided
~ 10 their Advantage call before purchasing elsewhere
sl6 n &c WoODFoRD, 295 Broadway.
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s. NOTICE. is HEREBY GIVEN .sM all tAo.e

81 NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN tcM AL ho-o
certain pieces peTcels and los Of end situate IN mo
village Of DUnkirk in the OF Pomhet county Of
Chausnoue and State OF Nevfofs which on division o.
certain srds 81 Dunkik. by and among ps proprro.s
hereof nsde March 1888 wee conveyed % kosss ~
Nevins ard Charles C. King Ia trust, 10 se ne spn e
by deed dsted March 1853 snd recorded IN ~ cssss
Office OF the County u ChEisuqre 10 iDef 81 oi ars2s %
maze ls6 will be s5i BY undsr The direcu0n ~ vac 'vs
ees ct public sscton 8, ne aefehsq Es ss 70 mo
civ of York on The 9Th day OF J0ns 100 san SAG 20
at n O'clock Of that day, and ~ coDhnae
from day 10 day until the whole os1s "uss properly sna
The terms ofssIe VIII betsn per cent Of ne purchase
rs 10 ~ paid to The guc2Beer on TIE day OF sae bfen
reynf To- kusse H. KeyDs and Charles u King on tho
s,h day OF July peIL when tbs deeds vii b. delivered,
80 seyertyfve per cant refnAin bond sni Mortgage,
nsTsbs 10 hresyess after cae, with Interest a. per cent
her snrrrD. ps;sbe semi-sDLualy
The lands be sold Prise about 900 building oa I'm
he village of DurlTk hgps Of the properly insy DO seen
a. lhs sEciion rooms Of Anoay seseAer Esq Aaeuon-
Ger 7 groadst IN the city Of New York
For formation Ia regard To the tile appy 10 HsnfyJ
R1geles Attorney II BrosdV sy Esw-rork
Nsw.YofE, May q, 1859. q, .,.,,,,,s
CHARLES G. KING,
nysl DECENTRALIZATION
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CanMI..I0nEk roo ONO, INDrAsA,

COtlliIssIONEE FUh UHfO, INDIANA,
u limos Louisiana erd hississippL ~ AXE sekoo~-
,.dgv.ert on deeds dispositions Of v1ts esses, nc.
STAELY II FLyETWooD,
% NAsSAD-5I
Corussoneg above has sres faclues Tor NE % Of
lnS nsv mi of Taxes &c. sads Ia lbs Westan asd
snd so States through !oog established and
suot,ihle gents " those States - .~
'pJJoSgY 10 LOAN OK BOND AND MORTGAGE
On real estate Ia New Yors BTsokyD OF WdlsInsoarah,
or on In proved farms 10 the sfsie OF hsw forf, 6or5
Der cent sccoFding 10 location, &c. - W.
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WINDOW SHADES.

WINDOW SHADES.
IZELrY RIKER, ISL ChsthamsL call the attention Of
Ia oil persons wanting Shades to helr assortment Of
Shades and materials Tor making and hanging shsdes-
they make the best quality only, and sell at prices fall
per cent le.s than any other manufacturers AL Shades
warranted not to stick or curl. jel lms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10

CoRREcTIos.-We are assured that tie boy, Ro-
bert II. Wigton, Seventh Ward, was arrested i'r
firing pistol in the street and no; for stealing
money.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10

VAGRASTs.--Ten vsgabond females were ar
rested last night and this morning in the Sixth
Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10

HEALTH OF The CrTT-We find IN the once
Of the City Inspector the following Weekly ne
mort Of Deaths in the City and Countyof New-fork
from the lat to the 9Th day ofJane;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10

q Edwin Lenist Esq. has been aPPeinIea
Postmaster Of Roxbury, Mass. in place Of 'osh0a
Seaver, whose term has expired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10

T.,0 pRINTRRs-Fors sale, single cylinder power
Sress OF Hoes manufacture, with al the improsrnsoss
,pd nearly 1ew; are Of ood 4Iat inches laea,n ~ -
ADn-st hJ~7
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THE TONIC.
DEBILITY, INDIGESTION, NERVOUSNESS,
DYSPEPSIA,
DERANGEMENT or THE LIVER and pt
IL gesve Organs entirely relieved snd restored -
be use Of -
The following noe from Mr. Fryait Is case In point
DEAR SIR have the opportunity Of forming opinion
Of The efficacy Of "D Panelrs Bters purchased OF you
and say that IN my circle those who nave used
them have experenced much relief Nervous or bilious
headache OF long standing relieved AZ once. believe
them 70 be- valuable for indigestion and debility.
Respectfully yours, IL. N. FkrAfr.
New-York, April d, 1850. x,x. -.
For sale wholesale and retail by JAMES SADLlEK, x5i
Broadway opposite the PARK Fountain. myl5 lneod'
nR. RICHARDSON'S sYRUP.-One ofthe best
Dremedies OF The age Dr. Richardson's syrup for chol-
era cholea morbus and complaints and pain In me
stomach. MI
Ie2 Broadway; the Druggist store fol do Robert "A
sands 1888 Boweryi Hsydock, 2ls Peer-sti slso Mrs-
Hays, It's Fuonst. Brooklyn CITY, jei 5m'
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DEsERTTR.-William Gleason, deserter from
the U. s. Army, was arrested in the Seventeenth
Ward. and taken 10 Governors Island.
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SMASHING LANPs.-Robert Beatty was a'res.eu
dis rnoridue. iu the Eleventh Ward for breaking
street lamps.
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LARCENY Anna henderson was sIes'su 20
~ rar,h vsrd for stealing various articles 10 the
vsue Of 500 from Jacob Berger, of los Forsyth-st
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~ Philip Doty, helping prisoner 10 escape,
was caught himself and locked up.
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RoBBISG A DRAwER.-RObert Powell was ar
rested for robbing the money drawer of Richard
Brown Fifteenth Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10

Ap.xnoSyEST-Thomas Harrington was arrest
al !, the Ninth Ward on warrant which charge
him with abandoning his family
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10

THREAT TO KlLL.--John Mooney was taken
into custody in the Ninth Ward last night for
threatening to kill Samuel Gray.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10

~ Ann Barron Fourth Ward was committed
for stealing IS from Thomas tanning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10

~ Lamps in Mott St Sixth Ward, are reported
as often neglected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-10

DESTROYING DAGuERREoTTPEs-A young man
named James II. Tucker, was taken into cnsto1y
yesterday, charged with having, while intoxicated
entered the premises Of saeoo cIsa s q " worth Of
dagueIreosypes. He was held 70 answer the
charge
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-03-09
VERY SINGULAR.

Some forty years since tho family Of DR..
Denormandie, formerly of Aitleborough,
Bucks county, Pa, received paper written
IN a language they did not understand. II
was thought nothing Of except as matter Of
curiosity, and remained smoog the family
papers until lately. when il happened to be
seen by some person who translated it, and
behold It proved to DO will leaving to the
family an immense estate. DR.. Denorman.
die lief, three sons and perhaps other chill.
dfen. Two of his sons went to Kentucky
about 1918, where one of them died the
other Two, it is believed, are still living
They were worthy men, and many friends
will nj'ice to learn that the long neglected
bequest may yet be realized.
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A rtlM EREIll. COLE.

The kncket booker tells The foIlowin, sto.
r, Of a minister down south who was speak
inr IN discourse Of tho "en,ry of Christ
INTO Jerusalem when the multitude cast their
garments in the way ard cot down branches
aud s,rewtd them in The way" The preach.
or had somehow or other taken up the idea
that all this was done with malicious intent.
I" All my friends" said he, "ihem wicked
Jews were determined to prevent the on
trance of our Saviour into Jerusaem They
threw their garments IN tue road; they even
wen, aud cul down trees and put EN- in tbs
road--they made all sorts of opposition and
h,ndrances bn, blessed be God they coulda
stop that colt :"
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A FINE OLD RELIC.

o. tic accl-ion Of the Queens late visit
to Glasgow, having expressed a desire II see
the cathedral which has recently undergone
the process Of restoration, she was shown an
ancient cory of the Bible, lately recovered
iiom ohscurity and which was the same
which was chained tn the desk Of the public
reader, whence he made knnwn Us revela
lons 10 An eager and excited auditory, 10
times when the possession Of II by the com
mon people was prohibited. TINS ancient
copy oi The Scriptures is in state Of entire
preservation. II is bound 10 oak, and the
boards are IN inch TIL K.
Ii is printed IN the old Saxon character,
and zach letter IL Of an enormous size. The
weight Of tho whole amounts to ahu' TWEEN.
IS ntnc pounds. Along with the Bible was
shown to Her M,jssty he old sandgias which
was wont to measure the tina during public
worship.
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MEANS OF ARRESTiNG THE FATAL EFF
EECTS OLE CtILOROFORM.

An eminen, Surgeon Of France relates two
cases in which the inhalation of ChloroIorm,
proved nearly fatal. He however succeeded
IN reviving his patients after all ordinary
means had laied by placing his mouth upon
theirs, aud furcbly insulating the lungs by
rapid aspiration and exp,raiions. A medical
practitioner in Paris, states that in two nstan-
ces of approaching dissolution by the inhala
ton of Chloroform, he recalled life by thrus.
ting two fingers deep into the throat, down to
the larynx and nsophagus; sudden move.
ment of expiration followed, aud recovery
took place.
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EYNtaYELIa

Married. in this county, on the 2ls, ult.. by tho
Rev. x. IL. i.aferiy, Mr. SAMUEL VI. BLAIR 10
Miss A. QUERY both of Ills county
Aso, on the 9th nit. Mr.. VILLA VI WAITE, a
returned volunteer. to Miss ELIZABETH HALL.
lao on tie 2Sth alt. by the Rev. II B. Cunning
ham. Mr. WIN WALLACE and Miss JANE A.
kERNS
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Restoration d preservation of the
MEL Va = EW
BY NJ. WISE s. SON, of Virginia.
- G4awSla

80 AAGN9Io
EN WISE & SON. finding ii altogether npossi-
IVH. bic 10 attend personally 10 the greet number
of daily applications from al seetie OF the Union, for
their Remedy for Badness and for their celebrated
HAIR TONIC. have found it necessary 10 appoint
General 7fareliag Agem, TO visit different cities
and towns throughout the United States, vesting him
With authority to appoint sub agents, use and vend
the II air Tonic, and 10 apply the RESTORATIVE,
and to put them into the hands Of these he may ap-
poin, t, operate wherever sufficient number Of pa
lients in town neiglborhood shall lie obtained.
Capt. GEORGE CALVERT, OF Farqnier county.
Va is alone authorized TO act as General Travelling
Agent, with the Ioseis above indicated.
Capt. c. may be expected TO visit, as spee Oily as
practicable the principal cities aid towns Of the U.
non.
N. D. Capt. Calvert will always have on hand a
full supply Of the HAIR TONIC (Which eleanses
the head Of dandrui, strengthens and invigaratcs
The hair, and prevents II, also, from falling od) for
the region of country most contiguous to his opera.
tons, or it may always be oh aimed, at wholesale
and forwarded to any part ofthe Unon, by address
Ing the ptoprietors, NJ. WISE 4 son, Richmond
Va.
lTPrice IS per d n cash. Six bottles for s5-
or one dollar single bottle.
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guaga ef the immortal Jackson, declare "that it
must and shall be preserved"
IL Resoiped. That the chairman of this mestiny
be authorized and requested TO appoint COMMITTEE
OF 7G, 10 be- designated s,be Committee on the Por
petuiiy of The Union" and TO have the general su
pervsion ofa matters relating to the objects of this
meeting
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RAILROAD Stock holders.

NOTICE is hereby given to the North Carolina
\ Stockholders in the Charlotte and South Caro-
lima Rail Road Company. that payment Of the 7th,
9Th ard 9tb instruments Of five dollars each per share.
will be required as follows: the 7th on the 18th day
IF March 9Th on the 18th day Of April and the
9th on the 18th day Of May.
BY order Of the Board
JOHN A. BRADLEY, Treasurer.
Feb 6. 1850. i2tf
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Attorney for Prosecuting Claims at
the CITY of WushinytOM.

tue Suy Oh NNsulhSeOu.
fSNIlE Subscriber undertakes the collection settle.
Il ment and adjustment of all manner of claims,
accounts or demands sgainst the government Of the
United States, any Foreign State or country be.
fore Commissioners, before Congress, or before any
Of The thbtc Departments at Washington.
The procuring of patents, Army and Navy Fen.
sons the collection OF accounts against the Govern
mcnl, all Land Claims, and every demand or other
business of whalcver kind requiring the prompt and
efficient services of an Attorney or Agent.
A residence of fourteen years at the Seat of the
Federal Government, with thorough and familiar
acquaintance with the various systems and routine
of business at the ditferen: Offices well in Con
gress added TO his free access 10 the abest legal
advisers if needed ustifies the undersigned in pedg
ing the fullest satisfaction and the utmost dispatch
10 hose who may entrust their business to his care
Being we'll known to the greater par, of the citizens
of this District, aud to many gentlemen who have
been members of Congress in the last lively, years,
it is deemed useless 70 extend this notice BY special
reference. Communications must be prepaid in al
cases.
Charges or fees will be regulated by the nature ant
extent OF the business, but moderate in all cases.
Address, II, c. SPALDlNG,
Washipg,sn,,D. c.
! Nov. 80, i8l9 HAH
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CAROLINA INN,
k1I IlaiGAl
(Eg.EREOTFE. ~. e.

FE6IlE above establishment, situated TN Main
a. Street third 10: North Of the Public Square,
10 the TOWN Of Charlotte, has been constantly kep.
orcn BY the present Proprietor, from the LIST OF
Janua,y, lsiU 10 the present time, for the accom-.
moda,ion of The Pub ic, ard will continue TO be
Eept open FOR the sane purpose.
The Establishment has bee II enlarged ard i'm.
proved 10 a very CO siderable extent within the
last two years-lhe entire binding is in complete
have abundant light and be ventilated at plea
sure.
The Stables are no, IN ericr 10 any belonging
TO any similar Establishment in Hestern Nor h
Carolina and care will be taken that they shah
always be supplied with abundance Of good grain
and provtLd 7 and attended by faithful and expo,
ricnccd Iloslcrs.
The Subscriber will use every exerton TO give
satisfaction TO all who may patronizs his House
and hesiates not 10 FAY that, from ten years ex-
perence he will lie able to keep up the accommc.
dalton at the Carolina Inn, in style not surpass.
cd by any Public House in the interior county
and he takes this opportunity to return his cor.
dial respects to generous Public for past favors
and respectfully socits continuance Of theit
patronage and confidence.
DROVERS can, at all times, be supplied with
convenient and well enclosed lots, free of charge.
and furnished with grain at low prices.
IL The Charlotte and Camden Stages arrive
and depart Fri weekly.
JENNINGS B. KERR.
Oct Ia, le49. 5llf
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Eliza Cook very truly says, that Ito up.
preciale tho true value Of newspapers, we
have only to suppose that they were totally
discontinued for month";"
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Why is the House Of Representatives like
man with a wooden legl Because i. has
only one Foote.
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n Notice.

A Ii persons in arrears for taxes, called on by
"a this notice TO discharge public duty which
they TO their country, themselves and ne, by
making immediate payment. Especially would
claim the att, nion of those persons owing poll tax.
Il. N. ALEXANDER, Stiff.
December l. 1919. Nv.
N B. don't like to trouble a clever fellow for a
poll tax, and the man that pays without dun Is al
ways clever. L. n. a.
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rQ1G3la

In this place. the 25ih ut. Of Whooping
Cough. WILLIAM PRESTON. son oe Alexander
Springs, aged | months and 20 days
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Final Notice.

TIE Subscribers on the 1t of November sst, dis
posed Of their entire Stock of M-rchand n To Mes.
srs- SpIat Allison, who will continue business at
the tme place
II is our eish TO close our outstanding business as
practicable and would earnestly ask all per.
sons indebted 10 come forward without delay and
make payments as Indulgence may not be expected
There arc al-o many Accounts and Notes due w
w Ems indiv uaIly which remain unpaid. some
of long Standing. i, is hoped that those in
10 either OF Il two Gene. rms, will make prompt set.
Elements, as the business must be closed.
A. II Mar in will always he found 1T the Store
of Strat 4 All son. who is duly authorized to make
settlements
w. w. ELMS & co.
December 81, 1919. Nv
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Paper, Type, Presses, &c

"P>As III sNsSNSs ~Vs
FESFlE subscriber AG ENT of JNO T.WHITE.
II Ttpe Founder, and off, HOE & CO. Print
ing Press Makers-;s prepared TO sell every ar.
ticIe in the PRINTING. Line at New York
prices and has constantly on hand large STOCK
OF Printin. Materials of all kinds
PRINTING OFFICES furnished complete on same
terms as in Nea York.
Also, Just received and for sale at the le,p.si
prices $500 reams o! Cap, Letter, Commerce.
Foin Post PAPER, American, French, En-
gish Blue LAID.
5000 reams of PRINTING PAPER of all kinGs
and sizes. Also, Book Paper, medium and
double medium.
500 reams of assortedsmedium glazed and plain,
Envelope of best kinds. and Wrapping Paper
ALSO.
BLANK CARDS,
Printers, India, Satin Surface Ena melted and co..
| cred. Also, thick Cards for Rail Road Tickets.
ALSO,
Printing Inks of all kinds.
/ The subscriber is also Agent for Paper Mills
and can supply Printing and Writing Paper Of oil
-anGs al lowest prices.
JOSEPH WALKER.
/ l0l East Bay, Charleston, S. C.
Nov. Q. 2-tf
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Observation-Disclosures

z III ia "a H. Ss .sfBst II A.sN
in all It's various branches Having secured The
services of experienced workmen in The wood and
Smith shops, Pant aid Trimming Rooms, with
their skill my own long experience in the business
end strItt and careful supervision, hope 10 merit
the confidence Of all who .nay feel disposed to give
NC tial. | deem il unnecessary 10 say more,
Than thst all work doue It my shop whether new
work or repairing, staH not he surpassed by any
ieort done in HE South either in ponl of neatnrss
durability despatch, aud bold myself RESPONSE.
bic for any and every failure
l-ALL WORK WARRANTED.
feel exceedingly thankful for tie patronage here
toiore bestowed, and most respectfully solicit
tinus ion Of The same.
Shop a few doors above the stand formerly occu.
pied by Oscrman & 1ro,er, al The sign of the
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