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JUsr RECEIVED At the oid-estahiished Mssae stoss,
Of y Given: s
viii sold usual reduced s s;p, sss
IL: ssss :s &c q: ss; 5; Ess: y
Array me love ~ Z b. Hoard.
Iss: May Nary ps 3 Ii :sss
The Young Indian oiri y Alien. a sd Us
the n Nc; sSy j.ss s y vssssa.
6 oss z e.; ST Hrs Crown
4: S;: 81, WA !, jsss I'm; %;:.s'
Love e : Cog.ss BY Clinton hs @c
on sssss., Do 20, Ply sonsof&s blind By knight
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In e s:sn w p Fam. %,y i.s BY IS 81 kD,.s
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6sd,lss. . !. gone BY "; m y s.s.., ,
% % * .s M % .@
sn:s Marine ms Insr s,ss and a, svo
Cruise Real Properly, edited BY Professor Greenlca vol l.
' csn. Or. on the i Law S q Patents, svo
Dsn.ss chanssy r.sase nom the I'd London edit,
Eolthoasc's Law Dictionary.
Janman Wills, vols, edi,ediby C. Perkins, "a edit
arged.
Metcars Reports vol.
Minot and Woodbury. Reports, vols and g.
Monthly Law Reporter, vol l. SERIES
Plat on the Law of Leases, vols. royal evo,
Railroad Laws and Charters The several 5ses svo Tin pres
RnIes Of Practice n Courts, hra Circuit.
smcdes and Msrshals Reports, (Mississppi, II vols
Tiss,e. Contract SALE by R. Po,hsr translated from
United ' s,.,s. d Digest = @ is vo. royal svo
edit 10 vols
Bosanquet and Pulers Reports, vols evo.
Clara and Fisnsiy. House q Lords cases vol. i,svo.
Cokes RcPorn BY Thomas and Frazer . VOLS evo
Garde on Evidence, 12mo.
asles History q ne Common Law syo.
HoweIl's stafe Trials, ~ vols evo. 'tl
Jscobs's Law Grammar.
Leo on Abstracts.
Lube Equity Pleading, evo. ~
Matthew'S Prcsumpive Evidence.
Miuord's Chancery Pleading, ssh edition, svo.
Montague Seton.
Parks Law Of Dover, 6vo
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Pecrc-W inisms's Reports 3 vols
Phtchnrd's Admiralty Digest, evo.
Railway and Canal Cases. by Nichc, Hare, and Canou vols
evo. '
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starkic Pleading, vols. evo
Stephen Criminal Evidence, svo.
wsddove Digest Of Gases Decided In the Court Of Arches
svo.
wentworth on Executor, svo.
Willis on Trustees svo. Dec is-codu
Browns Essence Jamaica Ginger.
Prepared only by Frederick Brouw Drug aHd Chemical
Stors ~orfhedu Of F,ffh AID Chesnwt Sta Phua
1s preparation OF excellence and Of varied
properties In al where powerful and safe stimulan.
eqiired urivnlcd cRcacy TO
family circle invaluable, few drop
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browns Esssnce Of Jamaica oinger.

Prepared only by Frederick Brorw has Drug a~d Chemical
Sovs aorfhedsf Of Fsffh asd Chesnut Sta Phna
THIS preparation OF unusual excellence and Of varied
properties MI where powerful and safe stimulants
required urvacd for efficacy well Immediate action no
the the family circle IL Invaluable few dro
diluted and water present s and agreeable remedy % me
requires Immediate relief well eonvaIcscing
needs gentle tonic. In southern climate, where e
relaxation Of the system 40 generally induces % for imuan
be found excellent substitute for tempting v
ersgcs which debfste the stomach morbid condition
In dyspepsia relaxation Of the bowels and
seackncss IL active and safe well pleasant and
esne remedy and prescribed by the eminent Of the med
A supply ofhe Just sale at Store
OF r. y. PATTERSON.
Dec is-Imd&cp
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JINIos INrELLLcEScE AND GENERAL AeEnCY
f lI sfpss .s ss,s aaivis
ssias yais wallets, &C. Coed s,a.!sn: sw.y.
Also s"s supplied he
Rev. Geo w. Samson, Very Rev. VIM Mathews,
Rev G. G. NJ BaIsr, Ms..s. E 6 : q. y. Dyer,
Robt p Anderson, esq. WIN. Campbell, ESQ.,
CD Cuskey,esq r. d. Gilnsn,esq
NEW Cloths, c..simsre., and vess,ns..-1n. .ab-cri
rood. 70 which hsy invite The attention Of hcr friends and the
Is French Cloths received, black brown blue,
piece. fancy cn.mer.. embracing all the popular shade. for
10 pieces sss, French do..kin cashmere.
do medium priced do do
IN vEsTINcs WE HAVE
Rich French eashmere n aeen different varieties Of patterns
Rich figured silk ve.tnss, complete assortment,
Together via, slmo., article for gentlemen in
Dec. s-sa '''' CLxcETT. NEWTON. MAY 4 co.
gers and crens are respectfully invited 10 examine our soes
before purchasing we following descnp
10 embroidered French closs. new shapes ofnew and
70 plain closk., richly trimmed
e Hungarian long shsvls, in rich co'os
Is half mourning r DO 90, in new design.
100 medium and ow-priced woolsn shaws
Dec. S-a tLxcErr NEWTON, MAY q co.
CONTENTS OF the American Almanac for Isso.--Elec
Y tons Of Presidents and Vice Presidents
Possnss,er., Eolcesors, Naval M" Jo ossesr.
u sS Ia, As'r s Pension s Agents. Land ohcer'
Navy List and ve..els; Ensiish Navy, French Navy
Tossn Minister. and Consul. in he United s,.ss. 'e' o'''
Tides and brief sbsct Of Laws and Resolution. passed the
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NTIRnTsIAs FEsTIvAL--A Festival will be held a the
new building vincent Orphan Asylum Of 10Th
on the 18Th Of this month and % end on
mint Of will be provided
variety of useful sale
Of the festival will be applied 10 the
finishing asylum, wanted accommoda
Charity, and the little orphans under the
patronaee, Dec ~
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NOTICEThe bcgs inform the citizens and
public generally that he has Just employed orkmen from Eu
rope and cies skill and experience,
together with his knowledge and pracce In the bust
for thirty enables him 70 say with confidence That ne
prepared manufacture fine cwely and costly silver
&c superior and cheaper than other establishment known
Of the His respectfully
requested to leave their orders with
PENN avenue, between 9th and ION streets
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General Agency nc washington, ID. Q.

who either have had or have ward
members Of the Institution. $751;
Sep 2--1 lIntel]
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CONTINUES prosecute claims for revolutionary services in
valid revolutionary, hafpay and widows PENSIONS and a
claims growing Of 1919 and with Mexico
His long service clerk in the Treasury Department. and NOR
and extensive experience enables him
with promptness and efficiency all claims committed his
management His charges uniformly moderate II 10
pected that correspondents win pay postage.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-24

About the time" be continued. 81 vas
,ryin' to work the thing out in my head, here
he comes, and boys "-(hsrs the speaker in
bibcd slighlly)-if thing was ever done up
perfectly brown, like old Ks,y's cake. I done
it when come il over that Solicitor, and
kept him from that Jary ,wsll the boys had
left. You kno hour done it-well "-(hcre
he finished his tumb!e,)--" lhar's hopn' he
may find the same luck wherever he goes, and
that the boys may never lack Grand Jury
BaiIif tina, sticks TO his oath ]"
Three cheers and drink all round sue
ceeded-and lief, in hurry, with the vIr'u.
Gus determination, al The very frs, opporu.
ndy TO 'crosd my red nossd friend, for the
very etfec,ual manner in which be had sold
me 10 the Philisines.
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FElIlE above establishment, situated IN Main
II Street, third lot North Of the Public Squ.r,
in the town OF Charlotte has been constantly ken,
open by the present Proprietor, from tho LIST Of
January. ls40 10 the present time, for the accom-.
mediation Of the Public, and will continue 10 B,
hep, open for the same purpose.
The Establishment has been enlarged and i'm.
proved to very col siderable extent within the
last tso years--the entire building is in cp,npe.
repair and is 50 constructed that all the room,
have s5undan, light aud can be ventilated At pe,.
sure.
The Stables are not IN 'erinr TO any bconein,
To any similar EstablIshm. Mt in estern Nor
Carolina and care will be taken that thew ,b,n
always be supplied with abundance NJ good grain
and proYender and attended by faithful and e,p,
ricnced Eiosilcrs.
The Subscriber will use every exer,inn 10 riy,
satisfaction to all who may patronize his iIoa,,
and hesitate, not to say that. from ten years' q,
porience he viii he able TO Keep up the sccommo
daiion at the Carolina Inn, in s'ylc moi surpa,s
ed By any Public House in the interior count,y
and be takes this opportunity TO return his cor
dial respects to a generous Public for pas, favor,
ard respectfully solicits a continuance Of Their
patronage and confidence.
DROVERS can, at all Zines, be supplied with
convenient and well enclosed lots, free of cbary,
and furnished with grain at low price.
" The Charlotte aud Camden Stages aniy,
and dePar, III weekly.
JENNINGS D. KERR.
Oct II, 1870 5itf
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"A beautiful Extract-Labor.

Why, m,n Ct Ideness, labor rocked YOU IN
The cradle, and has nourished your panpeted
hir wihou! il, the woven silks aud wool upon
your back would be IN the fold. For the
mesoes thing tina, ministers 10 human want,
save the air Of heaven, man is indebted TO toll ;
and even tho sir, by Gods ordination IL breath.
ed With labor. It's only the drones wbo toll
not, who inies' the hive Of activity like mass
soi corruption and decay. The lords Of he
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e0agAg.
The Land which Mortal may Know.

Though earth has many beautiful spot,
As poet or painter NAV show,
We: more lovely and beautiful. holy and bright,
To the hopes Of the heart and the spirits glad sight
Is the land that no mortal may know.
There the crystalline stream, bursting forth from
the throne,
Flows on, and forever will flow;
Its waves. as they roll. are VITA melody rite,
And its waters are sparkling WIN sAlo' ard III,
In the land which mortal San ka-T.
And there on its margin, with leaves ever green.
With its fruits healing sickness or woe
The fair Tree of Life in its glory and PRIDE
Is fed by that deep. inexhaustib tide
OF the land which no mortal can know.
There, too the lest whom we lov'd on this earth
With whose mem'riss our bosorns yet glow,
Their relics gave to the place of tie dead
But their glori6ed spirits before US have fled
To the land where no mortal can know
o.! who but must pine in this dayk va'n Of tears,
From lis clouds and lis shadows TO 90
To walk in the ght of The glory above.
And 10 share in the peace aud the y and tie low
OF that and which no mortal can Know.
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earth are working men. who can build up n,
cast dosn Of their will, aud Who reioH m.
sheer Of the " sol hand" by pointing to ,hs,
trophies, wherever arr, science, civilizaio,
and humsniiy are known. wo'k on. man Of
toll! thy royalty is yet 10 be acknowledged
az labor rises onward to tho highes, ,hron. If
power. Work on aud in The language Of /,
true poet, be-
a glorious man and thy renown shall be,
Borne by the winds and waters thro' slltims
While there's keel 10 carry il on the sea
From cline 10 cline
Or God ordans that idlcness 10 q crims.-
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TERMS.

TWO DOLLARS per snnum in advance w
DOLLARS aud FIFTY CENTS II psymn,Gt
be delayed ttree months; and THkbh W.
LARS II not paid until the close oil the I'. :,
W Advertisements inserted al One Dels' +, I,
square, Is lines or less. ihis sized tyfel -" W.
first insertion. and 25 cents for each eo' ~
anoc. Court advertisements and Sheriff 's y,
charged IS per cent. higher; and dsdo 81,
Of 33a por cent. will be made from ihe w ;s
prices, Tor advertisers by the year. hos Al ID
men,s inserted monthly OF quarterly -,
square for each tine. semi-month'y -
per square Tor each time.
gJposlmasers are authaTized 10 act as sg'p"
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Roots with Nails In.

About a year ago last November, ,here
were gathered party of abou, dozen per-
sons in the store of Major d., in one Of the
small ,owns in Texns. 1: was an extremely
unpleasant day, and the wind shook the large
frame building to its very centre ss il howled
aud vhis,led about il, whilst it raincd 10 tor.
rents. 10 fac, it was rainy noriber, sPe.
citnen storm that none but q man who has
lived in the south vest can appreciate. The
party within, with ,ha, propensity for fun,
which ell Texas possess, wore doing their
best 10 drive away dull care. Some were
'hro~ins "hish die" some playing cards, and
all amusing themselves as well as their means
would allow. But soon all were gathered a
round Two Of the number, who always fell in.
70 en- argument whenever they met. Oae OIL
these vas Tom II perfect specimen VI On
English gen,lem man, but an nve,e'ale boasts'
of the superiority of England over every other
country. His opponcn, vas our circuit Judge
who when mere lad, had been b .d!y wouH.
ded at Lundy's Lane, and ever after cherish
ed an in,ncibIe hatred TO the English. The
subject Of dispute was the superiority Of En-
slish manufactures. They had both become
very warm 90 The sutj,c At les, Ton Of
fered what he considered knock down arcu.
ment. The j d.e had been talk ~ of his ma
tive State Massachusetts, and tho quantity Of
shoes manufactured there.
"TaIk sbou, Shoes" said Tom, con,emp'u.
ously, "j1s, lock here once" at tho same
time ,hrus,iDg out his dexter pedal so that al
might see. That's what | call a pair OF
shoes none Of your d--.hings without
any shape and nailed together; why there
amt sinse nail in lhoso shoes !"
"Wha, will you bet Of lha,'' said the
Judge. s--
"Ten ,llars, and the liquor !" said Tom
Nth the air Of man who had given HI.
/ OpIuibHJ hhI "aS W oeSh ~ H'
major was called TO hold the stakes, and ihC
Judge told him The BET that there was not a
nail 10 Toms shoes. Tom, in q great hurry
to poke, tho money. eagerly removed hi'
shoe aud hand, d 1t up for cxamInstion, at til,
same time feeling commiseration with the
Judge on his loss of the X.
"Ho!d on." SAID the judge "taks OF you
stocking"
Tom in amaZsnen', did 60.
I Well" cried he jndge, " IL there are no
FIVE good sized nails III ca, shoe and oil -
PJor Ton pu, on his shoe and stocking a
m'dh shouts Ct laughter, and has never t
this day Dragged Of The superiority Of Eosllsl
manufactures.
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~ FUHFF,
PnltER 4 YoRgE
Letter from Ma9sr Daaqid MDsgsid, C,sn
trek Posi- Ohce

q
ilooHE Cou>ry, n. e., Dsc 25, ists.
Dr.. J kahl--nesr Sir;
4 Lsdy IN I'll, county, afflicted with nsrvOs'
eomplsini frulapsns utcti, Fiuor Albus. and !
somewhat dersnesd mind. caused by obsiruoi'0a'
was for about twelve months attended ~ four =
our eminent physicians, without any effect I'D
every one snceetsiyely declared her ncprablr, aa'
that sse had 10 die. She then procured two boz
Ties OF your AbYs-ipia Mixture from mr., ~bsa
cured her Entirely. Soc has since married, 'H'
Is 10 perfect COED health aud happy. The AoJ'
sina M,x'nft has likewise proved very efheaeea
IN many olher diseases, but particularly in len''
diseases, in which II should have the preitfsna
OF all Others. Yc4rs ohedien,ly.
DU1ALD McDUGALh
Price for tie Abyssinia Mixture per bolt" I"
cents, 81 % & s. so.
Likewise on hand and Tor sale. d.. kuhls w
stoTcf, Cniyerssl Plaster, Gold Mine Baissin' ~
4 J. IlULToN, Afen',
Charlotte, n. Y
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COIN lint. y. C., Acc |, ls.s
Dr. Kohl Dear SIR:
You wil please fr~ard 10 ~ as soon a. casi
veuicn, iresh sapplv OF the t,eslorcr ofihe lce;
aGd he Abyss,nia Mixture. We hays sold Oh, lsr
soae 'lnic The kosiofet aud the Depnrsif,
fo~det, have proved 10 be very efiiescious f..
iu'iness Of the cheat, rheumatism. Sore Leg. 10.
iamDa'loU- OF he Eycs, Debility. aud Other ehrO
bic diseases. We warranted the All ssnis Mit
iufe II every patient. and 40 one has asked 10 81
The moheY reiufnet. but on the contrary, eyuJ
ohs has Praised 'ts great sanat ve powers.
We remain yours, respectfully,
A. n ID. ". iIUNLYCU1T
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A n b. ". ilUNEYCu1T.


CoScoEp. n. C., JuLY -, isis
DR.. knhl-- Dear Sir;
We have sold 20, al Of your Abyssmia Hiliss
1t has giy,n safirs ,ahtfse;ioa to all those vbs
have us-d II. We have Warrsn'ed The Abyssiti
MrStuse "a all cases on our opp account; snd,'
can say, it ha. ueyer failed We have daily e.lI
fur more OF The Ably ssinta Mixture, and you cd
please ttnd Us as soon ~ possible speh q sppPI
which y III aaasef the great demsnd.
Vefy specially Yenfs,
PiiitER 4 YORKE
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Kissing.

A Nea fo ker was lately 6aed SIS end
cos, for kissing the wtfe Of man with whom
he bonded. The wife testified that the kiss.
es had been repeated eight or nine times with.
10 few months, making the price Of the
spacks about So each. Young men, take
warning. De cautious in all things but be
especially careful how you kiss other peoples
siyes.
Now we don't think the above is a very
exorhitan' rate, # the western dsmsels are o.
nythin. like the grs this way. Bot i, should
have been stated how long tho kisses we're
Byron says the length is the only way TO de
termlns the value Of a kiss. For example,
a long, long k's-a kiss ofyouth aud Love-
is certainly worth much more than three dol
lars. Shskspeaf also has limo in which the
beauty Of ,heso delicious kisses Is well ex
pressed;
~ Kiss
/ Long as ny exile !--SOeer as my revenge :"
Go0dnes, gracious. gracious goodness
goodness gracious me what fellows those po
cts mus, have been for kissing
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As late as the year 17s5, the afterwards
some what celebrated John Neuton, one Of
The mos, pious divines in all Eng, sud, the
friend and COMPLIANT and companion Of Cow
per- The poet, was the second officer 10 com.
mand Of SLAYER engaged in the traffic Of
flesh aud blood between Africa and South
Carolina. He afterwards quit the trade
fepenled IN dust md ashes-held on TO the
cash with the g'lp Of liger--ulered loud
prayers-sung hymns Of pure devotion, and
pitled and lamcnled the suferngs Of poor
Africa OF course he did:
+" lie shared in the plumber,
But pited the man =
And all the original slave dealers 10 New
England initiated his pious example. - Boston
Post.
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DIR. KUlAL'S
4 by ssinia Mixture,

FIR Catauhs. rnsienz,, Costivenrss. Piles, Gi.
vel, 6eb,tfiR, Gicct, fluor Aibus. OF III,
Whilrs, Weaknesi, Obssfuc,ionr. SIC.
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1850!
To New York in Sc hours from
CINCINNATI.

VIA Little Miami, Mad River, and Lake
Erie Rail Roads to Sandusky City; Steam
Boat line from Sandusky to Buffalo; and thence via
Railroad to Albany, and Steamer to New York, or
Rail Road to Geneva, Steamer across Seneca Lake,
and Erie Rail Road to Piermont. Steamer to New
Y ork. Also, Niagara Falls and Ontario Route,
via. Rail Road to Niagara Falls, and Lewiston
Steamer to Oswego, and Rail Road to Syracuse and
Albany. TME-trom Cincinnati to Buffalo, SO
hours; from Buffalo to Albany, u hours from AL
bany to New York, hours-56 hours. From Gin
cnnati to Buffalo, 80 hours; from Buffalo to New
York, via. Erie Rail Road, 20 hours-56 hours.
LITTLE MIAMI AND MAD RIVER AND
LAKE ERIE RAILROADS, Two Daily through
Trains to Sandusky City, at 81 o'clock, A. NJ ;, and
O'clock 40 minutes, z. M.
% Passengers by the Morning Train, Breakfast
at Morrow, Dine at Urbana, Supper at Tiffin sleep
at Sandusky, and take Regular line Steamer next
Morning Passengers by Afternoon Tram, ICON
.cung Train? Supper at Springfield. Breakfast at
Sandusky, and leave per regular Steamer, at 9 o.
clock, A. NJ. The Saturday Afternoon Train. at 2
O'Clock. 40 minutes, ? NJ. to Springfield ONLY
No Sunday Morning Train. The Sunday After
noon Train. at O'Clock and 40 minutes, p. NJ,
Through Tran,) connects with Steamer Alabama,
Monday Morning at O'clock A. NJ for Buffalo.
The Road for this Seasons work has been put in
good order, and the Company are now relaying with
heavy L Rail.
The following first class and s,aunch Steamers
form he Line from Sandusky to Buffalo, have been
splendidly rehtted and furnished, and cannot be
passed for speed and accommodations on the Lakes:
ALABAMA Capt. Howe, leaves SanduSky, Mou-
day and Thursday.
AMERICA, Capt. Squer leaves Sandusky, Tues
day and Friday.
SARATOGA, Capt. Stanard, leaves Sandusky, We'd
nesday and Saturday
N. B-This is the quickest, cheapest, most desir-
able and pleasant route, being the only continuous
rou of Railroad and Steamboat from EUansU,Ht
to the North and East; and passengers are assured
the Companies will spare no expense or trouble tC
give entire satisfaction AT Buffalo the travel have
three routes before them for the East, all in compe
tition as regards time fare, and disposition tc
please viz: Niagara Falls and Ontario, Buffalo anC
Albany, and Buffalo and New York, via Erie Raj
! Road
| grT- For other information and Through Tickets
apply at the Office, East side BroadV ay, near Front
! in Rail Read Hotel Building.
2. w. STRADER Agent,
Little Miami and M. r. and l.. f. Railroads
| Cincinnati April, 1880 Iap23 3m-l
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ISAAC CROMIE,
WHOLESALE PAPER WAREHOUSE,
AND AGENT FOR MANUFACTURERS OF

GunpOwder,
No. ATT Main, 5etaceen Fourth and Fifth streets,
Louisville, Ky.
Il EEPS constantly on hand the largest and best
IN assorted stock of Paoers, OF all kinds, Cards,
Card Boards Bonnet, Box and Binders Boards,
&c in the West at prices from to 10 per cent less
than similar articles can be purchased at Cincinnati,
or any other place West OF the Mountains. Having
arrangements with some of the -nnclpal manuiac-
turers the United States for constant supplies OF
articles in this line, | enabled to offer them as
low as they can be- procured from New York or
Boston. Purchasers are requested to examine my
stock before sending orders TO the eastern clteS-
Samplts sent by mail to all who desire II.
NOW IN STORE AND FOR SAL $1,000
reams News and Book Printing Paper, all sizes; A.
600 reams Jessup's Foolscap and Letter. blue and
white ruled and plain; $500 do. Platner u Smiths
Fooscap and Letter blue and white ruled and plain;
1900 reams Goodwin and others tOolscGp and
Letter from 81, 25 per renm upwards; Commercial
Letter. blue and white, ruled and plain; Packet post
blle and white, ruled and PLAIN; foii0 Post, 1,ue
and white. ruled and plain; Ledger Papers, Glue
and white. all sizes; Flat Caps from Sl75 to 50 So
Colored Mediums, blue. green, orange, &c; Colored
Mediums, glazed, all cOlors; u elbow Printing, all
sizes; Tissue Papers. white and assorted cOlors;
Post Office Envelope, all sizes; Genuine Manila
Envelope, all sizes, light and heavy; Kiss Papers,
ConfectionerS Wrapping, assorted; Cotton Yarn
Wrapping, blue; Blue Wrapping, assorted SIZES
Batting and Candle PAPERS; Note papers, embossed,
gilt, &c; Note Envelopes, plain and embossed; Let
Ter Envelopes, a great variety; Shoe papers, white
and assorted coors; NJ, rble do. all sizes; Steam
boat Bills, white and colored; Fine Glazed Royals,
white and coored; Hardware Wrapping and Cloth
papers; Common do. all sizes; Extra heavy do. do
Printers Press papers, do. Cards all sizes and quail
tiles; do do colored-blue. yellow, straw &c; play
ing Cards. Cohens and Harris, all qualities; Card
Boards, all qualities; Bonnet do. blue and white,
brown, &c; Straw do. Nos. 30 to 80 Gasket and
Box Boards; House roofing paper, in rolls and sheets;
Ham pa per. patent and common, &c. &c.
SUNDRIES.-Hemp and Cotton Twines; Cot
ton Batting ana Candlewicks Gun Caps, direct inn
portation; Writing Ink MtCrearys & Prout's su-
perior News and Book Ink, &c. sc.
500 TONS good country Rags wanted, for which
the highest rates will he paid.
~ B. The office ofthe POW DER MAGAZINE
is at AT Main street, where orders will be promptly
filled for Du Points Genuine Gunpowder, in CAMS
tiers whole half, and quarter Kegs Haz1rd's Rife,
in whole, half, and quarter Kegs Hagey Mills Ri
file, Common Rifle, Blasting Powder, Safety Fuse,
&c. &c. lap23 lmdGIwI